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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Rcddlmg,s Russia saIyc

IS Boston Remedy of thirty yeass' standing \ and is recommended by phy sieians. Il is a sure and speedy cure fsv Burns, Piles, Rcils, Corhs. Feloin, Chslhlains ard Old Snres of every kind; for Fever Sores. Ulcerss itch. Scald Head, Neitle Rash. Bnnions. Sore Nipples, frecom- mend d by nnrses,l Windows, Sites, Fes,ers, Flea Bites, Spider Stsnss, Frozen .Linbs, Salt Rhean., Scurvy, Sorc and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds. it Is . most valuable remedy and cure, which can be ,esii- fled to by thousands who have used t in the city of Bsston and vicinity tnr the last thirty years. In no instance will this Salve do m injury, er ,aiesferc with nhysiciaa's prescription. IL is made tfom9h pusest materials, from a receipi trought from Rassia--of articles growing in that countrys and the prepfieiars have letter. from all classes. clcreymen. phy sicians, sea captains, nurses and others, who have used t it4hemseives aud recommended il to others. Reddins's Rus sia Salve.is put up in large tis huxes, stamped on the cover with picture of horse and dis abled soldier, which ?; p;ctnre is also engraved oa the wrapper. Price 25 Ceais Bar. Sold at all the stores in town nd counfsyor or rray he ordered nf any wholesale druggist in Norwich Hartford, New Haven. New London or New York
 BEDDING 6 co. Proprie,oss,
 8 State Strs et. Boston.
 Every mother shnu'd have box in the honse handy sn case cf zcciEehts ta the children" 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
SPRING GOODS.
eNVHOMAS H. RICHARDS re,ne

NllOMAO n. hlOnANDS respect. U fully returns his sincere thanks to hi. numerous customers and friends tor the patron age bestowed upon him the past seven years. Confident that he has established name for selling Goods cheap, It is with pleasure he presents the following programme for the
 SPrsag and Summer CsmhAign assuring his friends ,ha, his stock is very large and ~ili be sold st prices satisfactory 10 ihe closest buyers; large assortment of freach, English, German and American Broadcle, hs oi all colors; black and fancy Cassimerss; klack mixed and fsn ncy Satinetis, TA se.is and Cash mereIs of any color; vestings, consisting n par, of bud, fancy and wkiie Marsclles, black satin and fancy Silks, new styles; and large assor,- meRt ot TrimmiHes-which ~ill be made up [. order at short notice and warranted 10 giv. satisfaction or no sale.
 Ready Made Ciofaing.- this department he claims precedence, from the fact that the Cioih- ing is all manufactured af home. Of good maie- rials, and the superios style in which it is made will always secure them ready and sa,isfa ctsYr sale. Euraishimg Goods-embracng . large assortment of Shi. IS. Coats, Stocks, Ties, black and white silk and black kid Gloves, black and fancy silk Cravais, Hosiery, Snspc nders. gent'. white and fancy Handkerchief. Umbrellas, and lots of other articles too numerous to mention.
 Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in good style and war fanted to give satisfaction.
 Cutting done st short notice.
 T. q. RICHARDS.
 Litchdela, West St.l April 24ih, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Two High Blood TTor.es. Morgan WildAir and Young Diomed,

We are comisg Clear fhe Trnek -
 MORGAN WILD-Afk-This itigh-hlooded Norgen Hurse w,ll be at the Mansion Hause Stabie ii, Li.chfeid every day in the week .Sundays ex. cersed. ) through the seassn.
 He was sired by Young Putnam. be bv f1l,, Putnam. he by Cd Woolbary, he by Origins; Morgan. His dam was the celebrated Paine Mare, bred and forneriy owned by Gov Paine of Nor 'htield, Vt. She was sired by Old Greer. Muva, ain Morgan. he by Old Gsffprsj, he by Old Weodaary, he by Original Morgan; her dan. by Old Rockingham.
 He ie five years old this seasou. and ;s m, excellcd by any Horse of his age in Vernon, where he was faised-snd is rare cemhina,ia. ct b..od, beauty, strength, courage. docility and ssseea.
 His cats are Of unusaal promise posses. in . in a remarkable degree the distinctive qualities and chaIacserissics df the nnbis and wonde rfnI race nf Hnrses-,he Mnreans
 This colt was raised hy E. Seymour of Brat ,lebofongh, Vt. and stood al the stab.e of A. Preach of Wolc0lsvisle lasf season. <
 1orss DIoaEpE was sired hy Siockholder his dam hy ConstifufIon. fsand-aass, by imrorfed Saiiraim. Stnckhotdef was sired hy Sir Xrcbv dam by Ciiizens imported Stirling. Sir Arrhv was sircd by Old imported nomede. da m inn ported Cssfanirs. 's =.
 Diomede will be It the above mert;on.d stable every day fSnndays excep,edl nn,,i ], ociork in Inc morning and from o'clock ir the afternoon < U
 Term. Ior Mogan, eS ts wa~rsnt: for bio mede, e5to warrant. -@s
 Litchfeld. May l4th. 1855. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Cash Mnsic and Pinno stoFe of Fl or ace w atersl

MO. 333 Broadway, New York. Opposition 1N to the Colab'nalion !-Music al greatly reduced Rates -~Notwithsfandlsle the caIabiua- ton Of Music-Dealers 10 keep up the prices 0f nOa.capyright music against the interests of native composers, and their refusal to exsend to Mr. Waters tho courtesies 0f the trade, he is making immense sales-having abundant eyi. dence that he has public conntenance and sup port in his eppositisn-to ihe Gte,t monopoly md in his eiFHts to aid native Talent and adopt the national currency. His stock ot American and European music IS immense, and the catslogue of his own publications IS one of the largest and best tseaee.ed in the United Steies. He has also made great Reduction in the prices of Pianos melodeSns and musical Instruments of all kinds. Superior toned 6 l-2 Octave Pianos for slI5, S200 and 42e5. intcrir of as good onaity and instruments as strong and as durable us thase which cost $500. Pianos of every varei. of style and price, up 10 SioD3, comprising those of ten different manutact0s cs; an,ongfhemthe celebrated modern improved ioface Waters [ Gilbert q Co.'S make (owners ot inc Kolenn patent.l Second. hand Pianps at great bargains
 'rices from Siclo $l50. MeIodeon. from five different mannfariorrs, including the well. known 5 D & Il W Smith's meiodcons, ttuned the equal tempefamen,) the best make in the United States. Prices 45, 60. 75. leo, I15, l25
 135, Si50; Smith double bank MelodeoEs SOC Each P,ano and nciode6n gnaranfeed; tho hest terms to the trade, Schools, &c. ls 1-2 per cent discoant 10 ciergymrn and churches. All orders promptly attended io. Music sent to all paris ot the country postpaid at the reduced rates; Gcherai and Select catalogues and Schedules of prices of musical instruments forwarded.to any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
HELmBoLD's T1IoHLz coEcEErRarED Compound flnid Extrart Sassapatilla,

For purifying inc blood. removing all diseases arising from excess Of mercury. exposure and imprudence tn life, chronic constitutional dis eesc arising frsm an impure state of Inc blood a.d the only reliable and sfIccinal knewn remedy for the care ef Scrofn!a, Sai, Rheum, Scsld Head, Alterations af the Thfoa, and Legs. Pains end SwelIings of ,he Bones, fetier. Pinples on the Face, and all scaly Erupiions of .he Skin.
 Iris article Is nsw prescribed hy some al ihe mosi distinguished phy sicians in the coun. Try, and has proved more effic;ent in practice han any prepa ration of Sarsaparilia ct s.s5ered 10 the publsc. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mercnrial and Scrnfulous disea see have entirely recovered in the incural le wards aG our public institutions which had far many years resisted every mode of treatment that cauis: he dcvised. These ca-es furnish strik n examples ef ihe salaiary efIsc.s of this medi- c,ne m arses.ing some Of the mosf invesesate discs ses, afier the glands were dcsiro, ed and the bones already affected.
 NoTscE Letters froas responsible pi.ysi clans ard professors of several Medical Col iegcs. and certificates of cssrea from patent. will befpund sccompa nyiDg both preparations Price -Bnchn. ST per bottle, or bottles for s5
 Sarsapariiia s equal in strength 10 one gallon of Syrup sf Sarsaparilla.
 Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBoLD. Chemist. a63 Chestnut Street, near fhe Girard House, Philadelphia and to be had of drug. eisss and dealers every where.
 All letters directed to tae Proprietor or Ascnt receive immediate attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
"GRANITE STORE.u

FESHE subscribers take pleasure in in- -A forming the public that they have taken the Granite Store, iafely occupied ny George D Waihams. where they iDtend keeping con stsniy on hand very large and we'll selected stock of Goods of every description,
 Having just returned from New York, they are now opening . new and splendid assori- mcnl Of SPRING GOODS, and feel prepared to offer srsater iadarsmsafs to the public than they have been accustomed to notice. AOoe oi firm having resided in New York for tho past eighteen years. and being thoroughly al quaint, cd win the market, they are conidc nt fiaetheir facilities for purchasing Goods canno, he sur passed. Having one large room which is to he devoted expressly to CARPETS and PAPER llANGfNGS, they gre prepared to offer in tha, depar,men. extraordinary Inducements.
 They will be receiving weekly newsddisions to tler stock, and shall endea,or to make it an object for ALL toTcall andssee them.
 pJ Produce of ail kinds taken in~exchanpe ] for Goods. WORDING & LEWIS.
 Wolcottville. April 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
At the Old Brick.

-First Door West ef fAe Court Hoase-- MAY be foun1 new stock of Boots and tsA shoes, spring fashions for 1854. We arc now prepared ;o ,fser to the people oi ItcIffeId County altogether the best and largest stock oi Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town. Our stock consists of every variety of style imaginable; 1t would be useles and impos s:ble to Eatne the different styles of so large stock as we have al lhistime-we therefore say 10 all. como and see for yourselves for our stock only need be seen to prove the truth of what w say. Not approving of the humbaging system, we would here say,as 10 prices-ihcy shall be uniform, some as high as the hie hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here in rhis hs .ble manner ender our hesrifeft thanks 10 all for the 1T past savors, and most respectfully invite them io give us . call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. LiichGsld. May sifh 1854.
 N. B. We have . few notes and accounts on ha nd of which we should be most happy to dis. pose at cost. s5- A word to the wise &c.
 M. CT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
New Spring Goods l!
 AT THE B E E .HIVE

RECElviNG through all this week a splen- A@ dsd assortment af DRY GOODS for inc season, including the best ssriety lof Staple, reney and mourning Dress Goods and Trim mings, of the richest styles and quality ever If. Tered m this town. and probably m the county. or within fise miles at least, and comprising moi p S-S carloads of brown Sheelinss or 6 ear. loads of Merimack Styles of Prints, cnly-or 100 loads oi Gas tor buncSme. but the real articles .ef Merrimac. English and French Prints and Brilliants; 1-2 wool and all wool plain and fia'd muslin and Barege DeLaines and De Baizes, Chaiiy Barreges, Gc. of all celors; also French English and American A. printed Lawns and Ginghams, large stock and cheap; shawIs and White Goods of all descriptions; black and colored Dress Silks of styles and prices. to suit, and Silk Trimmings for all the county. Also Laces, Mussins. Collars, Edgings, Ribbons Hosiery. Gloves, Broadcioths, Cassmeres, Vest ings, Coats, Vests and Pants. Shirts, Linens Shoes, &c; Also Groceries. Crockery, Geese Feathers, Carpets. Paper Hangings, Martings Oil Cloths. &c.
 Produce Uamfed in payment.
 0 Shirts given out to be made up, in any quantity desired.
 s N. BRONSON.
 I,ifchEeM Apr;1 aa laEy
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
q 4 Lastle Stone wen EaIlesl.'s New Spring Goods ]!
AT THE OLD STAND


 Near c. s Churcks s9ofel, WolcctfDiue. A c. BRADFORD would respectfullv fAo inform the good people of this part oi Litchfeld County. that among ail the changes af the mercantile community in these parts he yet remains al the same old store, and although ne cannot boast of Granite and other fine exte- rior appearances, yet If modexfy wosld permit he would speak of the splendid shock of G.,ods which E 10 be found inside of his establishment. he aapresedented low prices of Goods tn the markets ot New York and B,lsron has inducea the subscriber to visit those places, from which he has just returned with large stock of The eheapes, Goods ever eaeredioa discerning pnh iic. The subscriber is placed in situation to sell these Goods al lower prices than the same quality of Goods were ever soid before. lfcheap Goods and atieafioa 10 business are inducements tor yau to call shall await with pleasure the opportunity 10 dispense greater bargains than you have been in the habit of getting for the money.
 Butter. Eggs and Cheese wantedin any quan- titv.
 WoIcottville, April is. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Dr. Stephen Jewett,s Medicines,

r0NSISTlNG ot Health Restoring Bi,iers, " Pon1nary Elixir, and Strengthening Plas- ter, may be found at the store of the subscriber. True experience proves that 1t is contrary I'd nature. that any single article or compnrnd can cure every disease, and is also proves That nothing has ever been found to so efIectually eradicate diseaec as Df. Stephen Jewett' g iusli anihiehly celebrated family medicines prepared by Stephen Jewelt--eact designed and unpar alleled in The permanent relief and cure of all discusses ios. whi h they ase recammc nded originally prepared by one of the most success. ful and eminent physicisns that ever lived, and used and recommended by eminent physicians Of he present day.
 No Family should be without them, for upon them fsm aad trac EeliaBcevcan he placed.
 A. C. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
s..4n hcf1kelif.,, ',

sYVy0 all Strangers and Compositoys from neigh l boring villages who psss through Woicuts- vile = We rive Notice By ealing at that extensive flfy Goods Establishment south of inc bridge you can see every varieiy of tie Iaiest once nee commence bnyira. tos reason of finding m them as from kaIE prize to w!atthey are worth only Inexchsnge, we are giving the hiQhes, market price for large quantities of Butter and Eggs--as we have an esfahiished agencyin New York where it is at once disposed of.
 These extraordinary advants ges for the public benefit can no sooner be made widely Known than through lI,e medium of this extensively circulated paper.
 N. & F. A. BERRY. Wolco,tviIIe, June 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, GATHERS, &c.. &c

LUST received. very large and general as- q sortment of ell kinds of Boots and Shoes snit- able for the season; IoO3 pairs purchased It auction the past week, and can probably be sold where ip the county. Persons having a little ready money abo1 their clothes are re spectfuliy invited to call and examine qnsiify and prices. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather iov sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also, gent for the sale of Dr. Beers cslebrat fed Hair Tonic, for relieving badness and restoring grer hair 10 i,s natural color. Nothing ike u {; try if.
 Litch6eId, Sept. .ash, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Naugatuc Railroad.
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Summer Arranyemxat. commencing on
 Monday, Hay 7fh. 1858.


 Summer Arrangement, commencing on
 Monday, Hay 7fh. I855.
 TRAINS our or saiDaEPoRr.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd, 1t iO.40 A. M., or on arrival of inc 6 A. M. Train from New York, and connecting atthe Junction with the I0.20 "A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Firs, Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for winsted at n 90 A. M., receiving pas- sengers for winsied.
 Freight Train with passenger accommo-> da,ion for Waterburylesses as 4.3
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Waterbury al 6 10 ?. N. .,or on the ar- rival ef the 3.S0 P. NJ. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 55 PM. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO salDaErosr.
 First Passenger Trasn leases Winsted al :. 50 A.M., connecting at Waterbury with the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail- road al .. Is A. M. for Hartford and interme- diaie Stations and connecting at the Juaciion with the ! A. Nj. Traia from New York for New Haven. asd arriving in Bridgeport in time for the s.35 A N Tram to New Haven for New York.
 Fir.t Frciyh, Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport al 5 35 Ali, arriving al Bridgs- port in time to take the Express train from New Haven to New YoN- Frcigh, Trsn with passenger acccmmoda- lions from Winets is;ne in Bridgeport ia time 10 connect ~rh Exprs.s Train from N. Haven for New Yosk, i.ases al 90 A. M. from win.ted.
 Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted at 03 r M connecting at ihe Junction with Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the AIS P M. Train ts New York.
 p. The Freight Trains have Passeagsr ACcommodatiows. N
 Bradley's Stage irom Wosdbur7, South bury, Soa,hford, and Oaford, wall connect at Seymo Il amphrs yesille )~iih the 9ll A N Train down. Returning, iesves every day on the arrival oithe lO.4O AM Train from Bridge port. No evening Stage afer this date. MsNe,ls Stage from w atertown, will con- meet at Waterbury every day with the 6 ts A N Train down. Returning on arrival sf the 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, esd on Saiurdays from the . 10 oP M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fena's sagcfrom Li,sA6ela will connect al Liseh6eld Station with mail Train each way. daily.
 | Waterbury with the e.39 A. M. Train down l on Mendsys, Wednesday, and Fridays. Re- turning on arrival of tho l0.40AM .Tfsin from Bridgeport, os Tuesdays, Thursdays sad Sat- urdsss.
 | Hcrace Skinner's stage from Otis, Geld 1 Spring, New Boston, Colebsook River and Hi,cheoeh.viile. will connect da,iy with the 903 r. N. frain from winssed, and return sa the arrival of the i0.40 A. M. train from | Bridgeport.
 0. S. Hili's Stage Iesves wins,sS daily cR arrival of ,hc 10 40 AM. train from BriSse- DOT, for ColebrooA Ceatfs, Sands6eld, Mont vile and BarrinSton. A deduction of i've cents is made whsH Ticket. are purchased atihs offices. W.D. BISHOP, vica Prcs't and SsPr. Bridgeport, April, z7, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
L1telblgefd NsE Ensposi,s,,l,

sHE Citizens of LischGeld County are
 iavifod t0 call on The subscribcs, whe keeus constantly on hand large assortment of HArs and CAPs ot every variety and fashion. The sabscrlber haslng made complete arranpeme n,s with fAe best ami mast ia siaonable houses i,, New York city for supply of Hats and Caps IS prepared l.. furni-h all who may give him call w:fh articles In his line that cannot fail 10 suit, and al prices as cheap as they can be bought in any place ia the United Siates He has on hani Silk and Far Hats, White Beaver Summer Hais of Genin's and Knox mannfac- tere; also large assortment of Fancy Hats of every description He deyotes his wio'e e atien- fion to this particular line of business Id hereby tenders his pabEc acknowledgmesss 10 his patrons 1or their generous support, and hufnhly asks Tor continuance of the same.- Store in West Street, 3 doors wes. of inc Court House. HIRAM JACKSON.
 L.,ehfield, April 23d, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Just Refas3.,aed

EKOM New York w.sA large assafsn,e mt E of Dasus rreotype ma.erial, consisting in Cases, Frames, Gold Lockets, &c. A reason .ble time has also been spent in the operating department of the best artists in Broad way, where nay productions suffered nothing hy cOns- paTisan. The fact IS we keep posted up. and hose sho xish . irsi. class picture will be sure to get u by calling at No. South St.
 J. L.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
GLASS.W A R Fl.

N CONSIGNMENT or FINE GLASS IA WARE iron Bostoo has been rete7xed and IS for sale at tho Stop af the sabscriber. at gnnsaaI!y low rtices-~ coasissing of Pitc5srs, Basier Plefes. Presefve PIates, napisrs. G0bless, Egg Caps, Eemorads Cups. Candlesiicksp 10 lasses Caps. len different styles Tambiers, &c; &c. which the psblic sre Snsised to can ana examine.
 11r good assortment Of Cook and Parior STOVES, Tin and Jspsnned Ware, &c-. &c- always 0f1 hand. 2. ". CONE.
 Norfolk Jan. I. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30

AV fIGAN HtSt cofInneIceu tnc Sdit Ot
 w the celebrated Vermont Marble . class of unprincipled men said that il was aosd for aothins, but finding tiist the people piu Aase t. ;his same class of men are palminz of Ne V Preston limestone and other inferior qualities ol stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want oi i:ravestones or Monuments of the Rutland. Vt or Italian Marble, or any other work in my line caa depend upon getting the simon-pure article worked inihe best style, and the lo,oest possible rates. hy com'fg to my establishment or by let. ter. large collection of drafts on hand.- TERMS CASH.
 Please refer to Drs Lewis ar N Hooker Li,ch6cid; A , Pickett or M Ensign. South Farms Gen Abernethy or Charles k We on WslcottviI,e Mcssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garnsey, North6eld-or to my work in almos every censetesy in Litch6eld county.
 s. WARREN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
Gccsc Feathers.

TIE subscribers have trade arrangements 10 keep constant smpplvoi . frst gate ar. ticie Of c EESE FEATfiERS--selrcted and pack ed with sreatcare b: 'ourseisesin pack ages of Fion90 to go 1l,s and wiflfurnish st all times anyquaniiiy from2oto 1000 lbs, of quaisy they will warrant as good as he best and al as low prices as can be purchased sf equal quality in tisesfafe.
 s.k L. HURLBUr. W;nehester IH66
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
MANSION HOUSE,
 -By- wM. 1T. Q RO2 a N4 A IT

Al is prepared 10 extend 10 travellers and othef fs he bes,af accommodations for man ana bea st '
 The Hotel is located in the plea.aniesi part ol the village, and no effort will be spared to render II at all tunes desira bic home for those who may visit the place., To tho members off the Bar and others ot Litchfied County, he has enty to cay that the reputation ihe Honse has possessed for the lasl twenty years will he fully sustained.
 Connected withtae Hoteiis Livery Stable. where good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchfeld, Nav. 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-30
NOlice '

D PRISONS whose accounts were due Q- sIe isi of JaDesry. S5j, and are sill un. settled, are requested and particularly invited td c Ill on the subscriber before the 2Oh of Juiy next, for by so doing they will find something tu their advantage.
 X E. BRADFORD. 2 Wolcouviise, June 25tb, 1853.