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FIRST PREMIUM CARRIAGE.

The carriage to which awarded the first pre-
MUM at our State Fair last week was built by DID,
BILE & Bro of Kinston, N. c., and was superb
piece of work, incontestabfS proving that as good
work can be done in State rs in the Northern
States. The iron and wood work was neat well
proportional and substantial; and the trimmings
and general finish were such cannot be exceled,
either in the materials workmanship. The body
is placed on "patform" springs, and has glass pam
els and windows with fine silk curtains inside The
whole interior is rich and beautiful, the skill and
taste displayed by the mechanic being in unison
with the costly materials used.
We understand that this carriage purchased
by Council Wooten Esq, of Lenoir, for $780,
Messrs Dibble & Bro. would no doubt be pleased to
fill orders for similar carriages We learn that their
establishment is large and complete and that they
furnish carriages, barouches, bruggies, &C., of the
best quality and " at prices to suit the times"
SUPERIOR N. G. HERRNGs-Among the articles
received at the State Fair too late to be entered and
examined by the judges, barrel of family her.
rings, by John H. Leary, Esq, of Chowan. They
were an excellent article and we regret they were
not in time fora premium. Mr.. Leary is one of the
most enterprising farmers and fishermen of the AL
bemarle region.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

TURPENTINE-No sales yesterday or to-day. Only one
parcel market for which last quotation has been offered
but not yet sold.
SPIRITS CONGRATULATIONS sales, yesterday of
100 bbls. at 43 cents y gallon No sales this morning;
market quiet.
ROSIN-Common advanced p cents yesterday and 500
bills sold at 81 80 for large size barrels No sales to-day
TAR-20s bbls. changed hands this morning at 81 80 y
Dbl.
BACON-10oo lbs. N. c. cured sold from store at II cts
y H. for bans.
COTTONSales yesterday of SO bales at $sz cents for
middling and cents y ID. for good middling.
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SELLING UFF GREAT BARCTAINS.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF
IL this city and vicinity that am back from New York,
where purchased large and nice Stock of Goods which
offer at very cheap prices
large assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING for
Men and Boys, made up my order also, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Dry Goods, Hosiery, Boots
Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen all kinds of Fashionable
Hats Caps, Blankets Umbrellas, Trunks and Carpet
Bags, &c.
fine assortment of Gold Silver Watches sold at very
low prices; Gold Chains, and all kinds of Jewery.
Please give a CALL and examine my Goods You will
find good Goods, sold at low prices.
CRYSTALS put on Watches for rs Cents apiece.
N. KRAMER.
Wilmington Street.
RALEIGH Oct 1855. 98-6m.
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PREMIUM ToBAcco.-Messrs Y. & E. P. JONES' of
YanceyviIle, did not forget Ghey do) to make
us present of box of their fine premium chew
ing tobacco. Their article this year is superior in
every respect. 1t may be had of Messrs. Williams
& Haywood, of this City.
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Gov. Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, having been in
vited by Boston Committee to deliver lecture in
fremont Temple the subject of Slavery, has
made the following cutting and admirable reply,
which we find in the Enquirer of the 18th. We
agree with the Enquirer that " Mr.. Wise has taken
exactly the right postlon-one that should be fol-
lowed out by every Southern man similarly stu
ated :"
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Thomas Bragg, W. W. Holden, E. Hall, Com

Thomas Bragg, w. W. Holden, E. Hail. Com
mittee.
DIARY.
Rest jar of Fresh Butter, w. B. Williams, 1st
premium, So
f. H. WATERS A. B. Hawkins, S. P. HI Com
mittee.
Food, Condiments, DC, from IA to l9.
For the best specimen of the following dried
fruits Peaches, Pears and Apples, of each not
less than bushel S. W. Westbrooks, LIST pre-
MUM for each, 50
For the best and greatest variety of the above
dried fruits made and exhibited by the same in
dividual, S. W. Westbrooks, 1st premium, S
For the best specimen Domestic Wine not less
than dozen bottles, D. w. Lewis, LIST pre-.
W H. Walters, A. B. Hawkins S. P. Hin Com
mittee.
FOOD, CONDIMENTS, &c. to IA.
For the best specimen of Wheat Flour Alexander
Dixon, 1st premium, $40
9nd best specimen of Wheat Flour N. Price, LIST
premium, B
For the best specimen of Corn Meal, w. F. Col
Inns, 1st premium, 8
A barrel of superior Flour, made from 81 bushels
of White Wheat at Long Greek Mills, by S. H.
Hunt deserves notice.
J. B. G. Roulhac, Wm Upchurch, NJ. B. Register,
Committee.
Vegetables.
For the best stalks of Egg Plants, T. E. Pender,
1st premium,
Best Pumpkins, NJ. Lambert, Ist premium, 1
Best Beets, K. NJ. c. Williamson, 1st premium,
Best Turnips, j. Kirkpatrick, LIST premium, 1
D. ". Courts, W. A. GwYnn, W. W. Holden,
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TIL E M A Il X e T 8 i.
PETERSBURG MARKET.


CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY
N. NJ. MARTIN, BRO, CO.,
GroeTS and Commission Merchants No. 129 ST.
PETERSBURG, Oct. 20, 1866.
TOBACCO-The breaks are light and we have change
to notice in prices.
w HEAT-The market opened with better feeling
Monday with sales of good to prime White at % OF
50 o. On Tuesday sales made at 81 for few lots
of choice white On Wednesday there no change
Sales yesterday showed slight decline To-day
of the ncemenry of the weather. the transactions
have been limited and quote prime red and white at
81 SO to 81 o. and damp parcels 81 Is to 81 So;
medium 81 S71S to 81 so.
COTTON-Snce last this article has again declined
and we quote at SO to So for good to prime. Re-
cepts increasing
CORN-Receipts heavier with poor demand Sales at
6215 to S5c.
GUANO-The market is nearly bare with sales at S55.
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Later from Merico.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 19-The steamer Nautilus
has arrived with later dates from the Brazos Mat
amoras had surrendered to the revolutionsts with
out battle, and the city was tranquil. Sam Louis
Potos had not yet been taken. fight of three
days only left the revolutionsts in possession of the
field of battle Reinforcements had been sent from
Monterey,
TsECoND DESPATCH.
Sam Louis Potosi surrendered after three days
fight. Companies of National Guards being
organized in various quarters ready to march on the
City of Mexico at any moment Vidauri should deter
mine such movement necessary.
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ANT1-KNow NOTHING MASS MEETING.

ANTI-KNOW NOTHING MASS MEETING.
THNHERE WILL BE A MASS MEETING AND
IL BARBECUE at WILLIAMSBURG, Granville County
the 9th of October. Many distinguished Speakers will be
present All opposed to the dangerous enets Of
the Know Nothing Order and the public generally in
vited to attend. S
"7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
w an ANTI KNOW NOTHING FESTIVAL will be
given Dr. Thomas Davss Mill in the County of Frank
lin the ast of October. Mr. Branch Dr. Pritchard of
Warren and several other distinguished AntiKnow Moth
ing Orators will address the people the occasion The
people of all parties are invited to be present.
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l.. LUNSFORD & SON,
Rectifers and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
DO MESTIC LIQUO RS,
" EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE Stock
m of their and Northern Manufactures including
FRENCH BRANDY at all prices, Holland and Domestc
GIN, N. E. RUN, APPLE BRANDY, WINE, CORDIALS,e
and every grade of common and pure OLD RYE WHIS-
KEY which they at all times sell at low prices
similar article be purchased in any of the Northern
markets.
PETERSBURG, Va
October 90, 1856 96-5tpd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
At the Old Brick.

First Doer West Of the Court House
M AY be found a new stock of Boots and
VA shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared to offer to the people of Litchfield
County altogether the best and largest stock of
Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety of
style ina inable it would be useless and impos
s;oie to Hame the different styles Of SO large a
stock as We have at this time-we therefore saw
to all. como and see for yourselves for our stock
only need be seen to prove the truth of what we
say. Not approving of the humbuging system,
we would here say, as TO prices-ihey shall be
uniform, SOM as high as the his hest and some
as low the lowest.
We would here in this hu able manner tender
our heartfelt thanks to all for their past favors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us
call before thew make their spring purchases
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
LitchfieId. May llth. 1854.
N. B. We have few notes and accounts on
hand of which we should be mes; happy to dis
pose at cost. % A word to The wise. SC.
NJ, TT
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
Fall Goods!

THE subscriber has us! returned from New
York, with full and choice assortment OF Gods
in his he Of business, adapted to the approa CHI
ng,easIn-comptising everything which S ne W
aud desirable in style that the marketafiords, IN
Cloths. Cassinteres and pestings-
Having laid in an unusually large and varied
assortment OF Fall Goods, he is prepa red to a c.
commoduic the public with everything in the
Clothing Lie at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
His stock of Cloths is decidedly the largest
ever brought into this market; his assortment is
unusua liz complete, and he viii am TO keep well
supplied with goods suitable 10 the Sc son. Gas.
siineres, Of all the new styles may be found at
his Emporium, and splendid assortment OF
Black DJesklns. Cassimeres, &c Also, Vestings
"A choice lot Of fancy and black Silk and Satin,
and what he considers The most elegant 10, of
fancy Silk Velve,s and Plush Vestings.
These Gods will be made up in a style Of
workmanship not surpassed, und perfect ills in
all cases guaranteed.
is tie largest in this vicinity, and all tastes can
be fitted on the most reasonable terms Besides,
An endless Variety of Furnishing Goods,
embracing large assortment of Shirts, Collars,
Stocks, Ties, Crayats, Scars, Gloves, Gauntlers,
Hosiery, under Shirts and Drawers, Suspendcrs,
Handkerchief, &c. &c.
| beeve in the maxim that Goods wei bought
arc nIready half sold. lfnnv article which sell
should prove deficient, pledge myself to make
il good. it notified by the purchaser. As expect
to buy for cash. have decided to adopt the cas-
system as far as practicable-and no account
will be permitted to stand over six months.
QT Cutting done al short notice.
Fall and Winter Fashions Just received.
T. II RICHARDS
Sept. 23th, 1854. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
NJ Z e. T n Z r z
AND
DRESS.EE AKHNG.

Mics J. G. FARNSWoRTH has returned
lfl fron New York, having attended the Mil
lnery opeaias for Fail Fashions in that city, of
the 35th Of Sspt.-aad is now ready TO receive
orders or calls from any who would like TO ex-
anime the largest and beat assortment of Milf
Rery and Fsacy Goods ever brought to this
village, sad winch will be sold cheap.
Rlbbsns ana Feathers, French and American
artificial Flowers, Silks Satins aud Veivets,
Mode and Bombazine. French and English
Grape, SPLENDID assortment of nesdle work
GLARS, Sleeves and Cae mi settles. lnsertngs and
Ed .inGs. Chenei and Mohair Head Dresses,
s,nIething new of Giores-the best of KID Silk.
Worsted and Lis!e Thread; good styles of Dress
Trimmings, white and eo!osed Hosiery.
Linen Cambria Hanikerchieis COR 80 els, and
some much cheaper; Fancy Goods and Toys OF
every des.ri Ftion; Straw very cheap. Ladies
please call and examine for yourselves.
All orders of Millinery AMI Dress Maxim
promptly execG.eA
Ready made Has always OIL hand, and also
Mourning.
FaarDoors West tbs Court H,asei IVES. Main 81.
LitchGeld, Oct. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
New Goods
riCes x e d IL G d!
n, MchEu

Ftrst Door East VI he Court House,
| I'd RESPECTFULLY announces to the public
"a that he has received his second supply OF
desirable Fall Goods, and takes much pleasure
IN observing that ling his recent visit to New
York he has taken advantage Of the extraord-
nary depression IN many kinds of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Guods. TO make such purchases as
will enable him 10 place before his customers a
well-5elected assortment OF Ladies and Gents
Dress Goods at very tow prices
His stock of Ladies Dress Goods is very large,
consisting in part OF Mer roes. paramettas, pa n
and figured DeLnines, CAshme:es, Alpaccas,
DeBeges, plaid Choking and Innings Brocha
and Mantle hawls-both long and square,
Trunks. Carpet Bags, &c.
GEvr's FURNISHING GocDs.-G'oves. Cravats.
Broadcloths, Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Silk, Vel
vet, Farmers Satin. &c.
Also full supply OF Groceries, Crockerv and
Glass. Ware, Flour, Feed, &c. CONSTANTLY on
hand. Oct. Is.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
Naugatuc Railroad.
HSz EzssSs A5 Sill

Winter arrangement, connaeacina Dee
Ilth. 1854.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT,
First Passenger Train leaves Brideepor,
for Winsted, at 1890 A. NJ. :, or on arrival oi
the A. Nj. Train from New York. and
connecting at the Junction with the 9 so A
NJ. Train from New Haven.
FIRST Freight TAIN leaves Bird repor,
for Wirsted at IL 10 A. NJ, receiving pas.
sense.s from the 8 A. III. Train from New
York.
Second Passenger Train leaves Bridge
port for Waterbury at 40 P. ,or on the a r.
rival ofthe 500 P. Nj. Express Tain from
New York connecting a, the Junction with
the 80 P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
TRAISsINTe BnIDeEPssr.
First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
al 90 A. NJ, connecting at the Junction
with Train TO New Haven, and al Bridge
port with the 9.35 A Nj Train to New York
First Freigh, Train will leave Waterbury
fol Bird yeport at SO AM, arriving a, Bridge
port in tire 10 take The Is P. Nj. Express
train from New Haven to New YORK.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted a;
33 P NJ c"unecing at The Junction with a
Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with
the 4.15 P M Tram to New York.
iUP The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stage from w Woodbury., South.
bury, Sos'hford, and Oxford, Will connect a,
Seymour H umphreys,ille)with the 9l3 A Nj
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF The 1000 A NJ Train fromBridge.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNe'ls Stage from WATERFOWL, i'll con-
nee, at Waterbury every day with the 81
A Nj Train down. Retsrnine on arrival Of
the 10 90 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 40 P NJ Train.
Fenn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect
at Litt Iikeld Station with mail Train each
way, dsil".
F. L. Aliens Stage from Bethlem will con-
nee, At " a,erbufy, with the 81 A. M.
train down, and returning on arrival Of the
10 90 A. Nj. Train from Bridgeport, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Geld
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
Hncheocssrlle. will connect daily with The
1888 p. N. train from Winsted, and return on
the arrival of the 1000 A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
A deduction Of FIVE cents is made when
Ticke cts are purcha Led al the oaices.
w. D. BISHOP, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. 8, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
New Fall Goods!
A SDleaaia Assortment

OF Gents and Ladies' Dress Goods and
" Trimmings of all descriptions, for sale
very low, consisting in part Of
IL pieces Freach Merinoes and P aramettas-
ssry ioS-
20 pieces French and American plain and fig
ured, fancy and mourning Muslin DeLaines and
DsBaizes-cseap. Black and CO lored Alpaccas
and IoPlIns, black and colored plain striped and
piaId DRKss SILKS.
lco pisces fancy and merrning Cslcoes and
heavy Ginsh ms; Broeha, Thibet and cashmere
Ss.HAwLs; Robroy wool long shawls; Carp.ts.
risnnels and Sheetinas-5ieaehed and brown,
rsady-inatc isthing-OYercoats, Goats, Vests,
Pants, Shr.s. under Shirts and Drawers; Cloths,
Csssmerss, Satineus and Tweeds; Linens.
Diapers Hosiery, Gloves, &c; white Muslins of
all descriptions. silk and viewer Dress Trimmings
in any quantity.
Also-Grocerie.. Crocke.y, Geese Feathers,
&c. ProSaes Uaated in payment.
% Shirts. Wrappers and Drawers given out
to be made up, in any quantity desired:
S. N. BRONSON.
Li.chfeld, Oct 9Th, 1854. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
Notice.


TIL undersignsd " ould psctfuy announce
to his customers and the public generally that
he continues in the IOOkSELLlNG business
At tie Arcade. Waterbury, Conn.
whore he is prepared 10 FL any ordersin his line
with which he may be entrusted, with the same
regularity and despat CHI which has aisting uished
his operations heretofore.
Particular attention is paid to subscriptions for
Magazines and other periodical or serial works,
which are forwarded by the earliest mails in the
neatest and most substantial manner without in
Jury to the Engravings.
Orders for Books in all Languages, in all ex-
tant editions, whether published at home or
abroad, whether rare or comman-as well as for
Music, Engravings or other objects OF taste, e!e-
gance o. curiosity, will be promptly attended 10.
Books and heavy pamphlets sent by express or
al may be otherwise ordered. Local agents sup
piled on favorable terms. Address
WILLIAM PATTON,
4ml5 Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
Joseph r. Shaw,
DEALER IN
Musical 1nSlrllLs2cn Is.

TUST rec d by tho subscriber, for he fall trade,
~ splendid assortment OF fine toned Plane
Portes, Meio icons, Guitars, Flutes with from one
to eight keys, Banios Tamborincs. Concertiuis,
Flies, Flaceole:s, &c. &c. together with strings
aud instruction books for all instruments. All
Instruments sold by me will be warranted as
represented.
in the United States, warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. or they may be returned at any time
within one wear and the money refunded. THIS
takes away NIL risk of purchasers getting poor
instrument, as | insure a irstrare Piano or no
ut the music store Of JosErH p. Shaw. 1876 Main
Street, ard examine for themselves before pur.
chasing elsewhere, as | am determined to sell
the best instruments to be found, at the lowest
prices. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired.
=. SHAW.
Bridegroom, Sept 25lh, 1864. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
"a few more left Of the same sart :,

nSRENCH aud Scotch Gnghams.
l. French and English MusliEs and Lawns.
White Embroidered Robes.
Plain Mulls an v usl,ns Tor Dresses.
Long and Short Mitts.
Under Sieesee, Chem,settes, Embroidered
Bands. Muslin and Cambria Edgings and In.
servings, Parasols, SC all suitable for the SCI
son, al BRADFORD'S
Cheap Store in Wolcoitville.
~ At the Old S:ore, first door north Of C.
s. Churci,'s lioiel in Wolco,ryiie, A. G BRAD
FORD has frs, rate assor;m ent of Hosiery,
Gloves, Mus, lidkfs and Embroidered Goods
ehsap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
MANSION HOUSE.
W II E. ROa s. ri a II

AFING taken this flouse, the subscriber
FL Is prepared 10 extend 10 travellers and others
the besi,t accommodated ''for man ana beast"
The Hotel is located in the pleasant part of
the village. and no efsot Will be spared TO reader
1t at all times desirable eae for those who NAV
visit the Place. To he members of The Bar and
others OF Litchfield County, he has only to saw
that the reputation the House has possessed to,
the last twenty years will be fully sustained.
Connected with the Hotel is a Livery Stable,
where good teams may be had 4, any time
LitchEed, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
a & = Dayton
Hr;de eportPower Comps ny.

fItHIS Company ATE sbou, eieciirg, IN
central location, several buildings, each
-Four Hundred leet in Ieagih. fifty feet in
width. and three stories high, for the purpose
of letting out propellins power and room to
such manufacturers as may desire. They Will
be provided with from THREE tn FIVE nun
dred horse power and will have acc0mmcda>
.ions Ter about 1000 workmen. Applications
for Power and Room may be made personally
p Z BARNUM.
WIN II NOBLE.
DIV THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
Gust Arrived.
UEIRAM JACKSON has jus, rerur

EEfRAM JACKSON has Just rerurred from
4 4 New York with The latest Fab and w inter
Fashions Of HIS aud Caps-comprisn
Back Nnleskin, White B-aver, Wide Awake,
Know Nothing and ksssull, tlais.
ChaldreK's HAS and Caps every description.
Plush and Fur Caps ot al; kinds.
Gentemen's and Ladies Furs, Bnffalo Robes.
Sc 81. ri every qua!itv and al all prirrs
s1- Everything usually icund al a Hat and
Cap STD" VIII be kcrs CONSTANTLY hand and
Tor safe cheap. II. JACKSON.
Sept. s5th. 1854 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11

THE Subscribers have made arrangements
to keep a constant supply" i q first :ate ar
ticle Of GEESE selected and
pack ed with grea, care b. ourselves. in pack
ages Of from 20 TO so lbs and will furnish at
all times any quantity from 20t 1000 lbs, Of a
quality the, will warrant as good as the best
and AT "a low prices as can be purchased Of
equal q"ality in the State.
S. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
Employme emit for Agents,

EVERAL thousand energetic and trustwor-
~ thy young men are wanted TO net as AsENrs,
both local, and traveling-:n every State of the
Union, for the sale of a patented article IT manu-
faciure now 10 extensive demand. Theexclu.iva
right for the United States Is owned by the at.
vertlsers, and agents of capacity and business
tact can easily earn two hundred dolars per
month, and no capital required.
Extracts from Communications from our Agents.
81 herewith enclose you draft IL dollars,
'deductlng one hundred and ninety seven dollars
"a my commission on my sale Ut the last month
(Slgned,l T., REED"
~ shall realize us commission on my sales
sh,s month about one hundred aud seveniy-fve
dollars. h. &. FIELD
The occupation viii prove a light and gent'e-
manly empuyment-as honorable as ii IS pfof.-
ubic.
No Agent will he accepted unless able to
prodnce substantial testimonials as to character
and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the frs, year il
preferred.
So many answers 10 advertisements are FIR
warded from motives of idle curiosity only, the
advertisers viii consider no application unle SIS
accompanied nv one dollar as evidence Of sim
cerity, when full particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT Il co
Balitnors, Nd.
To the substantial nature Of the enterprise, we
refer to Kenneth Il Dale, LIE Roy, Sons 4 Co
Also TO Hamilton X. West Oho; Hon. G. NJ
Dennis, Rhode lslsnd; and Nj. Ray, Key Wet.
u. 92S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
AID WINS MILLS,

ENOR SALE at tie Mills OF the subscriber il
Il Washington, Grain, Meal, and Provender,
Plaster, Clover and Timothy Seed, Sc, &c.
CHAIN PUAPs, wholesale and retail; Hovey's
Straw Gutter, ard Corn Shelters, Flows ano
Scrapers, Furnace Castings of every descriptions
Mill Shafts and Gearing. " alter Wheels &c
&C. Machinery OF all kinds, built and repaired ;
Skating. PulIeys and Hangers OF every kind
In store, Dry Goods and Groceries, Nails and
spit es. Hardware and Cutlery, Shovels. spades,
Manure Forks, Hoes PIt.hforks, Coil Chain and
Rope Of various sizes.
Wanted-ScRAr lion in any quan,ity.
II. BALDWIN.
Washington, March 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-11
New Fall 0ocIs!
BOOTS. SIDES. CATERS, &c, Sc

EU>T received. very large and general as
- sortme Mt of all kinds of Boots and shoes suit
atle for the season. 1000 pairs purchased al
auction the pas, week, and can probably be sold
tor cash at less prices than can be found else
where in the county. Persons having little
ready money abou their clothes are respectfully
invited TO call and examine quality and prices.
Oak ard lIemlock Sole Leather for sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also, agent for the sale Of Or Beers celebrated
Hair fonlc, for relieving baloness and restoring
grew hair TO lis natural color. Nothing like it +;
try il.
Litchfeld, Sept. !sth, 1854.