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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

bo~ToN, Nov Il. 1919
The canard steamship Asia Captain Lott, saod al ten
O'Clock this morning with hundred and twenty two
passengers Tor liverpool and cightcen for Haiax She
tales cut specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

rr,nrGylsc ropr.--ihe ihant zsfvnr 81 sal Ill
he celebrated today IL ieHnetstnis uilo H,.as -.
p,is, Ioss, delaware ard flSriia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22
FrUsa WasAangtoa.

tsorreSpsndencs Of the baltimore sun.
WARRINGTON, Nov 20 1855
EyJ~oed Bs5afoAs from kngiasd- Rsparoloa fer vioia
ueu " osr Nessauy L1scs, or nsr@sasai Of w. Cramp
tn--soca ifntf sn ne pgars.
The nsxt pscbet from England viii bring the
SPONGE Of the British gaver demand
partition ON account ~ Mr.. Champions ag~ncy . the
violation ~ our neutrality lass Late event have lron
hrmsd this government IN the demand when they
month age, and II not then, they Row determined
that the British shai make @yolasy Tor
the conduct al their minister II he be permitted
main here Ia diplomatic capacity There signs that
no such apelsgy OF explanation viii he made and in
that case this government " pledged deeply and revo
eably 10 decisive action
The packet, with the expected dispatches may arrive
70 morrow Al hsx and They will lie ~ived here
hap on Friday. Their contents anxiously asaitsd
VIII not long be withheld from the public. The snis
u the British Minister vii probs Ny excite.
ment here aud abroad ard may BE- considered
unffiendiy and irritating act II may. nevertheless, he
very proper, ss means ~ maintain ang tn. dignity and
c"pshtency 81 The g.veFr msnt and securing from Ia.
ture sgRressions of Hike character from any qua To
avoid complication In the raging abroad A. the
accepted obligation Of this - the people Of
the United States.
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81. LOUIS, Nov. q, 1855.
The sale Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, advsr-
sed to take place yesterday, has been postponed for
twenty days with the view Of giving parties interested
ime to make arrangements TO save their stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

on nth and 10th Of October furnishes an interesting
narrative Of all the political and military movements
which took place on both sides-Pacifc slope and
Northern (gulf)-of the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec
from It'll Of January last, when the revolution OF
the people Of Juchetan against Santa Anna was in
angurated down to the period Of the abdication OF
the Dictator. The Juchiticos in possession OF
Oaxcaca, which they had unsuccessfully attacked
during the Instruction The Isthmus had passed
through the widest scenes of anarchy. Towns
were pundered, people robbed, villages sacked, pr
taken, and four subprefects and two acaldes
shot by the attacking parties Of either side. A
priest named Lopez held chief command of the
forces at Tehuantepec. The travel to the Gulf side
of the Isthmus full OF incident. Minatitan is
poor place, at which small trade in mahogany is
carried on. Owing to the lax manner in which the
Mexican officials do their duty call was made for
the granting Of extra power to the consular agents
of the United States Many outrages had been COM
mitted on our fellow citizens there.
We have received files of Demarara British
Guiana) papers to the Esd Of October. The General
Commanding -in-Chief in that part Of the West In
dies was expected at Demarara from Barbados by
the mail steamer meeting of the Georgetown
Town Council was held on the 22d, when Mr.
Lyness said that the Inspector General Of Police
had told him that the COMMANDMENTS Chief was
coming over by the packet from Barbadoes with his
staff, and that Colonel Whitfield wished to know
whether there would he any objection to their land
ing at the market Sizzling, aid coming through the
market house, as it wished to receive the Gene
raj with the honors becoming his rank. The Mayor
replied that there would be no objection. very
doubtful sort Of tribute of respect.
The Board of Councilmen assembled last night as
usual, but transacted no business of Importance.
The whole evening was taken up in the considera-
ton of stale reports and the proprety of putting
up stoves in the council chambers by way of guard
ing the members against umbago and other diseases
which they might be subjected to from the cold
weather. The Board adjourned till Friday evening.
The Emigration Commissioners held a meeting
yesterday, and adopted an address to the govern
ments Of Europe, asking their cooperation in pre-
venting frauds on emigrants by passenger agents
and runners The emigration this year has been
100000 persons less than last year. The Commits
sion is now nearly $50 900 in debt.
In the case of VIM. Fl. Canniff against Mayor
Wood, Judge Ingraham, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, has rendered elaborate decision declaring
the plaintiff legally appointed Clerk of the Second
District Police Court and entitled to salary due on
the LIST Of July last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
1t the Old Brick,

First Door Ws,t Of the Court House
M AY be touui stock OF Boots and
AVA shoes, spring fashions tor 1854. We are
now prepared IL cffer to the people OF Litchfeld
County altogether the bes, and largest stock Vi
Boots and shoes that was ever brought IN this
town. Our stock consists of every variety oil
style Imaginable; it would be useles aud impos
s:be to name the different styles OF so large
stock as we have al thlstIme-we therefore say
to all, como and see for yourselves for cur stock
only need BE- seen prove the truth OF VIVA, we
say. net approving of the humbuging system,
we would here say,as to prces--,hey shall be
uniform, some as high as the hll hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here IN this hu bic manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 oil for the past savors,
and most 'spectiuly invite them Ia give us a
call before thew make their spring pure hases.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfi' Id. May lIth. 1854.
b. We have few notes and accounts on
hand of which should be most happy TO dis
pose at cost. % A word TO the wise. SC.
NJ. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
United States Bounty Land Agency.

Press ForDard Your Claims
-RMY and navy Officers, Soldiers. both
- Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines,
rioiilta men, Musicians. Wagon-masters, Team
sters, Indians and all persons who may have
served fourteen days IN any Of the wars OF the
United States, since the year 1890, the law of
1855 gives each oil you, who have not heretofore
received a Warrant tor Land. one hundred and
sixty acres.. And 10 all who have received
Bounty Land, en- ugh more to make one hun
bred and sixty acres !!
In the case OF he death Of the person entitled
10 Land, his widow. or it no widow, the m nor
child or children, are entitled to the Bounty
We are prepared iopromp'iy prosecute aitclaims
for land, and wall supply Justices Of Peuce, Coun-
~ Clerks, Commissioners Of Deeds, Noidries Pub
ke Lawyers. and all others, with the necessary tn
sirucfions and blank forms free Of cost, on apple
cation bg mail or oihes,oise
When desired we illsell the Warran, at the
market price, and remit check Tor pr"ceeds.
n r. COBB s Co,
90 William street, New York.
RsFeRENcEs.-Bank of the Common wealth
Few York. Ohio Lille and Trust Company
Few York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Reddfng,s Rn.sia saIvc

rs Boston Remedy OF thirty years standing
aud is recommended by PHYSICIANS. IL is a
sure and speedy cure for Burns, Piles, Bo.s,
Corn., Fe!nns, Chibains ard Old Sores Of every
kind Tor Fever Sores. Ulcers, Itch, ScaId Head,
ae,,le Rash, Bunons. Sore Nipples, [recom-
mend d by nurses,l' Whrlows. Sites, Testers,
Flea Bites, Spider Siings, Frozen Limbs, Sail
Rheum. Scarvy. Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore
nose, Warts and FlesI, Wounds. il il most
valnacte remedy and cure, which can be ies,i-
fed to BY thousands who have used IL in the CITY
OF Boston and vicinity tor the last thirty years
Ia no instance viii his Save do an Injury, rr
interfere with physicians prescription Ii is
made from the puresi materials, from a receipt
brought from Russia--of articles grown in that
country: and the propriefors have letters from
all classes. clergymen, phi, sicians sea captains,
nurses aud others, who have used il themselves
and recommended il to others. Readings Rus-
Ella Salse is pm, up in large TN boxes, stamped
on the cover with picture Of horse and dts-
ahled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price IS Cents Boz. Sold al all
the stores in town nd country or nav be ordered
of any wholesale druggist in Norwich. Hartford.
ew Haven, ew London Drew York
REDDING & co. PROPRIETOR.
ssa uakF State Srn Ct, Boslon.s J
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
For Sale.

X FARM OF loo acres OF valuable Land
n in high state of cultivation, suitably
divided into me adow, plow pasture, wood and
timber land On the Farm Is two large two
story DIV elling-Hcuses, one nearly new and Of
modern style. three large Barns sirh Cow-Sheds
attached, and other necessary oui-buifdings, all
in good repair. The Farm is well fenced with
stone, has living water in almost every lot; also
an abundance of choice fruii Of all kinds. This
Farm is situated in the town Of Monroe. Fairfield
County, Conn.-is about a mile IVES. OF the vii
lnge and churches, IN good neighberhood on a
road nneh travelled, 2 miics fr,m Butsford De pot
from Stepney Depot on The Housstonie r all
road, 10 mrs moth of the city of Bridgeport and
miles from Birmingham. Ii will be cold together
or if desired i'll be divided into two Farms Of
60 and 100 acres each, to sui, the purchaser
Anv person wishing 10 purchates desirable Farm
will do we'll 10 view this. as il must be sold on OF
before the LIST of January Possession given
Immediately. Fo, further information call on
WILLIAM BtARDSLEY. near the prem SEES
who has legal authority 10 sell the same
Monroe, Angus, 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Nelmbold's Genuine Preparations.
RELmBoLp's tiIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EIfRiCF BUCKU.


For diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Sc
cret diseases. Structures, Weaknesses and all
diseases Of the sexual organs whether in male
or female, from Whatever cause they may have
or'gieated and 90 matter Of hcw long ~tandin Z
If you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, F, III
surely 60 down from one genera ion TO another
undermining the constitution and sapping the
very vital fluids OF life, do not trust yourself ia
the hand. o! quacks. who start up every day
IN a city like this and fill The pa GERS with gIar-
ing schools, too we'll calculated to deceive
Tho young, AID those not acquainted with
their tricks. Yon cannot be loo careful IN the
selection ofsa remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronnun.
ced by eminent physicians the greatest remedy
ever known II rs a medicine perfectly pleas 3
ant IN its taste and very innocent in its action,
and yet so thorough that il annihilates every
particle Of the rank and poisonous virus of 'h,s
dreadful disease and, unlike other remedies,
does not dry up the disease IN The blood.
Constitutional Debility, broush; on BY self
abuse, a most terrible disease, which has brn't
thousands Ct The human race 10 unt,tnel,
graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes OF
parenr, and bhgh,lng in the bud The glorious
ambition OF many a noble youth can be cured
by this ,ntallible remedy. And as a medicine
which must benefit everybody, from the smoly
delicate to the confirmed and dcspairing IN
valid, no equal ia 10 be found acting both as
cure and preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

wv are satisfied from what we hear
w that some OF our bre,hen in trade are
giving out the idea that we do no, takc any kind
Of produce. Now this is a decided mis-, axe.
and we wish 10 cav to cur FHSming Friends
that we do take all k nds Of Produce which you
have 10 dispose Of And also that we ha We
made ARRANGEMENTS with two OF the farces,
Grocery Esta bias h . nss
in Li,ch6ed County. Messrs. Palmer & Hopkins
and john Scovill. ESQ. BY which our customers
can have their Groceries OF less prices than thew
can be bought at any other esta hIishment
Now, Gentlemen. having made arrangements
for the Inner Man." we would invite you
20 call and examine our splendid stock OF
Dry Goods,
Which we are selling at the loves, rates so
gentlemen bring on your produce of all kinds
and also bring your wives snd daughters and all
the rest Of the family, and we assure you that
you will be well paid for vour visit.
Yours, Respectfully,
ALVORD & BROTHER.
Corner Store. Wolcottville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
vesC s7rr0ngesnens!
ELLSWORTH, June 1855.
TIME subscriber " ouid inform his patro,

ELLSWORTH, June 1892
TIME subscriber ouid inform his patron:
Il and friends from abroad that as he ha.
not been able 10 close UP his business this Spring
as he intended to have done, has concluded {.
Continue his business another year; as heretotor,
Keeping his usual variety OF Goods, which al,
no, 10 be surpassed by any country Stole
although there may be some dealers who have q
larger quantity of some kinds of Goods, but Ia
find the variety here is The place. Blu, to go int
particulars would be useless all that is neces
ssry TO say is, please call Tor what you want
and you will be very sure TO find il, and al \
pr,ee that will inlure you to call again. Cash
customers are solicited. as they are the ones thai
help US 10 buy our Soods so cheap, and they arc
the ones tina, will reap a rich reward if then
purchases are large.
A word ,othe lovers OF good TEA. IF YOU wish
tor sonnet hing IN that hne warranted 10 suit her,
is the Place 10 supply your waals-for 81 cents
per Id. you can have that which is warranted T.
draw green, and for 10 cts sonnet thing richer
from so TO Sc that which will make music in The
dulles, camnany IL freely used. a nd some little
and try il.
% Produce taken atthe highes, marke, rrice
> c. +. PECK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

" HY can you buy Gent's Boots better
al the Old Brick better than anywhere
else I Because cash buys cheaper rilan credit.
Why can yvu buy Boys Calf Boots as cheap
at retail as they can be b5nghf in the city al
wholesale Because we have them on hand,
and ilhsy must be sold before the season is over.
And why is il. that You may buy Cents Patent
Buckskin do Patent Bronze Top unIon d. !.
Calf and Patent Slips, and all kinds of GEM e
Goods, better than any where else? Because
the season 10 now tar advanced, AID large lot
remains to be cleared out to make room for the
FAN campaign. which will open about the FRS.
Of SEPTEMBER.
Why may you bny Ladies' Caters, Congress
tipped and foxed, and Buskins, i.lain; enamel
led Ties, Jenny Lind's. Sontsg's Slips, and a
host OF others. good and fancy articles. al the
OLD BRICK, better than any where else? Be
| reduced prices for CAST, and we are bound to
| sell them accordingly!
And finally, Why, oh why is II, that eeerv:hns
in our line OF trade may be had OF the Subscri.
bcrs for the ~ READY. ct at greatly reduced
prices. tor ibe ne II tour or i've weeks2 Because
/ We have got larger and better Stock than cal
| be found in tee County We devote our whole
/ time to our business. and interfere with none.-
| We are bound to give our patrons the benefit o
low prices, 10 consequence of hard times We
sre making clearing OUT sales ofevesythine in The
| Summer line OF Goods. We therefore mos, re-
specifuiiy invite all-yes, and all. to partci
pate in the fun Of buying at less per cent thar
| ever before.
| 'Comefrofa every nation, come from every way
| Our Stock is large enough. &c.
| MEAFOY & TROwBRlDGE.
! Litchfeld, August l, 1855.
| No. S, West Main Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
LtSchHcia Hat Emporium.

ME Citizens of Litchfeld County are
Il invited o call on the subscriber, Who keeps
constantly on hani large assortment OF HAIRS
ana GAPS o! every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arranseme nts
with The bes, and most fashionable houses in
New York city for supply OF Hats and Gaps
10 prepared Ia furnish all who may give him a
call with articles in his line tina, cannot fail 10
suit, and at prices as cheap as they can BE-
bought in any place in the United States. He
has on hand Silk and Fur Hats, White Beaver
Summer Hats OF ienin's and kuox's manufac.
ture also a large ass ,riment Of Fancy Hats oil
every description. lie devotes his whole at,en>
tion to this particular line of busness-a nd
hereby tenders his public acknowlcd gme nts 10
his patrons for their gene rous support, and
hunhly asks Tor continuance Of The same
Store in West Street, doors west OF the Court.
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
Li,chfeld, April 23d, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

O@B Has just received from New York
a fresh lot of Very desirable goods,
lJewehy, &c. consisting Of gold
and silver Spectacies, gold Breastpns, finger aud
ear Rines, Keys, shirt Studs, vest and guard
Chains, Wedding Rings-a very pure article.
A full assortment OF near-sigh,ed and convex
spectacle glasses-which makes the best assor,-
It the lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware
made expressly for retail. Watch repairing done
the most sklllfui manner no apprentices en-
loved at watches in this esta blishmens. Coffin
'aies on hand and engraving done at shor,
..ice; mendine done as usual A share Of
,blic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Litch6efd, June 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Another Arrival!

RH ORE New Goods just received at the
I'VE. "Grani,e Store" The proprietors of this
Establishment would again remind the public
that they have received during the past two
weeks large additions 10 their Stock Of Goods,
and are now prepared 10 show 10 their customers
as large and good an assortmen as can be found
in the county.
Among the Goods just received car be found
more OF those choice oil-boiIed black Silks al
one dollar per yard. striped fancy Silks at so
French Lawns and Berages, Trimmings, &c.
all eolors and styles.
HATS AND CARS lin this department we are
thoroughly "p'sted," having a very large as.
sortment OF everything in that line, which we
can sell at astonshingy low prices.
CaKpRrs AID PaprR-U .xc,.cs N0, r
Carpeiings, Paper Hangings, &c. is now onise
large. and IN that department we defy comne,;-
ton. ASA WOODIS(. / LEWIS
Granite Store, WolcottyiIle, June IL, 1855. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
En- I irst commenced the s

INV HEN T nrSt commenced the sale OF
w the celebrated Vermont Marble a class
of unprincipled men said that il was good for
nothing, but finding that the people UiH haze IT.,
this same class of men are palming off New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want Of
Cravestones or Monuments OF the Rutland, Vt.
or Italian Marble, or any other work in my line
can depend upon getting the simcn-pure article,
worked in the best STYLE and a, the lo,cest possible
rates, by coming to my establishment, or by let
ter. large collection Of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH. '-
Please refer to Drs Lewis or C NJ Hooker,
Li,chfield; A Pickett or S NJ Ensign, South
Farms; Gen Aherne,hv or Charles K Wel,on,
Wolco,lvilie Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsev, Nor,hfeld-or to my work in almos,
every cemetery in Litchfield county.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
REV Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SEoE5, CATERS, &C., &c

TUST received. very large and general as.
- sortment OF all kinda OF Boots and Shoes suit
able for The season; 1000 pairs purchased al
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
where in the county. Persons having a little
ready money abcu their clothes are re- pecifully
invited to call and examine quality and prices
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather Tor sale rs
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also. agent for the sa lie Of DR.. Beers celehra ed
Hair Tonic, for relieving ba ldness a nd restoring
prey hair to iis natura color. Nothing like il !;
try II.
Litchfed. Sept. !2th 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
zWoman.-In one OF his discourse.
julius Cesar Hannibal says:

4Womqn.-In one OF his discourses
Julius Cesar Hannibal says:
"Dey may rail against women a,
much as dey like, dey can't set me up
against dem. ! hab olways in my lite
found dem de f'.st in lub, de fust in a
quarrel, fust in de dance, dc fusl in de
ice cream soloon, and de lust, best and
de last in de sick room VIVA, would
we poor sca,nps do widout dem! LIE!
US be born as young, as Ugly, and as
helpless as we please, and woman's
arms are open to receibe US She it
am who gibs us our first dose oh sasier
oil and puts close pom our naked limbs
and cobers up our naked foo,s aud toes
in flannel pe,.icoals-aud it am she
who as we grow up, fills our dinner
basket with doenu,s and apples as we
star, to skoo', and ticks US when We
tear our trowsis."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

Summer aArranyemsats commencing o,
Monday, Nay TIA. 1855.

Summer Arranyemsnt. commencing on
Monday, Nay TIA. 1855.
fRAlssour or BRIDGEPORT.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winstcd ,at 10. 20 A. M, or on arrival Of
conn Meeting atthe Junction with the TO- 70 A.
M Train from New Haven.
First Freight Ttain leaves Bridgeport
for Wins,ed at IL 80 A. M, receiving pas
sengers for Winsted.
Freight Train with passenger .aeeonmo-
dation for Waterbury leaves al $50
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port for Waterbury at 6 10 P. M .,or on the ar
rival of the $40 P. M. Express Tain from
New York, connecting al the Junction with
the SIS P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BafDegP
Fret Passenger Tam leaves winsted
at S. so AM, connecting at Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail.
road at Ills A. M. for Hartford and interme-
date Stations and connecting al the Junction
with the A. M. Train from New York for
New Haven. and arriving in Bridgeport in
time for the 9.35 A NJ Tram to New Haven
for New York.
First Freight Train win leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport at 5 IS AN, arriving a, Bridge
port in time 10 take the Express train from
New Haven TO New York.
Freight Tram with passenger acccmmods.
tons from Winsted, arriving IN Bridgeport in
time 10 connect with Express Train from N.
Haven Tor New York, leaves al $50 A. M.
from Winsted.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted ~
3 03 P NJ connecting at the Junction With u
Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the AIS P M Tram to New York.
% The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South.
bury, S"a,hford, and Oxford, will connect at
Seymour II umpire s,ille with The oil A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF the 10. 40 AM Train from ridge.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNeils Stage from WATERFOWL, ~ill con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 %
| A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 40 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 P M Train from
| Bridgeport.
Fenn's Stasefrom Litch6eld will connect
at Lt,hield Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
| ALIENS Stage from Be,hlem will connect at
Waterbury with the S.32 A. M. Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re-
turning on arrival Of the l0.+0AM .Trsin from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
Huchcocksville. will connect daily with the
2.03 P. M. trai,. from Wins,ed, and return on
the arrival Of the lO.40 A. M. tain from
Bridgeport.
o. s. Hilrs Stage leaves Winsied daily en-
arrival Of the 10 40 AM train from Bridge
port for CoIehrook Centre, Sands6eld, Mont
VILE and Darlington.
| A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tickets are purchased q, the Offices.
w. D. BISHOP, Vice Pres't and Supt.
| Bridgeport. April. 81, 1855.