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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
DAVENPORT HOUSE.

MRS. +. A, GRANT having leased the Hotel re-
vi Gently occupied bv her late husband, VIM. Grant,
inowu as the DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opened the
,mr for the accommodation of the public.
She III keep eat house, we'll Furnished larderand
lopes to deserve and receive share of public patron
age. She has large yard attached for wagons and
stabling for thr,y-fvc horses.
Davenport. NAV 2. lsSI-wtrwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

T HAVE jus, returned from New York with The
largest and Test stock of Ene Watches and Jswelry
ever before offered in thH market. have gold
Watches from $50 TO f225 Silver do from ss to $50.
God Chains from 81 TO $50. Ring. from two bits 70
$4,000. Breast Pins from 9Ito &6r.
would call particular attention to my stock Of La.
dies Watches. which embraces full variety Of Paiu
Hunting aud Enameled eases, snd 1 think can suit
the most fastidous. =
ery Silver and Plated ware Is full and complete and
much larger than has been brought 70 this mar
will defy alicompetiiion. f $50 III 80 -
kepairing done as usual at short notice.
Nov. 18th, ls-4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
LUMBER is CASH,

AUR books must be settled. All unsettled ac-
~ counts on them the first day of May next will
be left for collection.
BURNELL, GILLET s. co.
Aprii O. lR56-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
LOOKING GLASSES, WALTERS, &

LOOKING GLASSES, WALTERS, SC.
7 UST received and fol sale. ct The extensive
- China..G & lass and Queensw
Establishment OF Messrs h. :. WEBB d Co a large
and complete assortmeni Of French and erman plate
Mirrors and Looking Glasses,
Among great variety, we have superior article OF
plain and ornamental, Gilt frame, French plate Mir.
rors, ranging in price from S5,Uu to $500 each.
-ALSo--
Mahogany frame Glasses in size from 4Ix5! in to
2nN36 in which offer for sale prices FROM SOC To
$500 superior assortment of Oval aud
Square, Papier Mache, Pearl inlaid and Japauned-
Walters and Trays
OF NIL sizes and Quality from 10 90 in In size and
from l5c each 10 $l2 the sETT in price.
Wewould also call attention to a sune erer and " ell
assorted stock of KNIVES and F0RkS-PL LATED-
German Silyerand Britannia:
Spoons, Lamps, | Lanterns.
Coffee pots, Castors, Chandeliers.
Tea 4" Ladies', Glass Curtain Pins&c,
The citizens OF Davenport and surrounding country
respectfully invited to call and examine our as.
sortment which they will fnd ever ready exhibit
TO their inspection at r.. S. WEBB S Co.'S,
Dealers in China Glass and QuesBsware,
NH 30 No. / LIE CLAIRE ROW.
Pared Peaches.
IN BUSHELS Pared Peaches reed. and for sale by
w DALZELL 4 BRO.
Meh Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
A CARD.

p A. rxEvHoLp. sAM'L, x. pAFKlEv " THOMPSON.
BA,.RiEy, THOMPSON & co.,
Wholcsals Dealers II Groceries,
COMMISSION ANB FORWARDING hBHCHANist
Davenport, iowa.
Agents far the sale Of Latin Sniith sbGhpoNaern-
CONSTANTLY on hand thousand Is rs and cases Nj
ny Sportiae aud Mining Powder which We VIII fur-
ni,n Al Prices - The trade Powder serE"
I'd at i've minutes notice.
July ,IS54--strw-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10

Table Cutlery by Express eJ
IRON the Mandatory at Conway, Massachusetts,, a.
= '1o HOV6ElsS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10

I'EAs-A nhe assortment of Fresh Teas, consist ipf
ofImperial, Young Hyson and Black in hlf CAestc,
and boxes, received and for sale by
oetsS VI DALZELL 4 BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
COPPERSMITHING

4 Ii kinds of Copper, Shett-lron and Tin work
Adone with promptness and dispatch.
Orders respectfully. solicited.
Brady street bet end Il Sd. II. c. Rl0RDAS.
Davenport Dec. Is 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
FOR SALE.

Fresh Teas,
4 a Half Chests, Y Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowde
~ and Black Teas, just received for sale at
Meh Is DALZELL & BRO. e
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10
COOK STOVES

nF all varieties and prices. rarrGnted to pisasr
Oeonstantly ON hand and for sale by
Dec. IS 81. H.C.R.
ALSO,
Cas,-iron revolving spout, Well, Cistern and Fore
Pumps and Lead Pipe by c. X.
Dec. Is 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-10

H. INV MORN his old friends and the putIlc
may d, NJ attend Gas in former years) upon ali who
0,,s a,slrs his services. "
len nn ~ ofadS street 3doors below Second Resi-.
pose th.e corner Of Fourth and Perry Streets, op-
D,vanSn snS ne End Baptist Church. ~
e"npott. Juns 9th ,ls5a
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
at the Old Brick,

-Ftrst Door Yves. Of TIE Court Hoase--
Al A4 be iouni a new stock of Boots and
w shoes, spring fashions for 1894. We are
now prepared 10 fer To the people of Litchtieid
County altogether the best aud lureest stock of
Boots and shoes that ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety of
style imaginable IL would be use les and i,npos
sble to ZANE the different styles of so large
stock as we have al This ume-we there fore say
10 all, CONS AT see yourselves, for our stock
only need be seen t"prove the truth OF what we
say. Not approving Of the humbuging svs'em,
we would here say, as I" prices-lhey shall be
uniform, some as hieh as the his hest and some
as low as the lowest
We would here in this hu ;,ble manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us
call before they make their spring pnrrhases.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Li,chff Id. May lIth 1854.
N. B. We have few notes and accounts on
hand of which we should he most happy to dis
pose at cost. 9ET A word TO the wise. SC.
NJ. ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Two High Blood Horses.
Morgan WildAir and Young Diomede

We are coming Clear The Track ,,
MORGAN WI. p-AiR-This t,igli-hlooded Morgan
Horse viii be at The Mansion House Stable IN
Iii chhcid every day in the week ,Sundays ex-
eenrrdJ through the season.
He was sired Ivy Young Putnam. ne bv Old
Putnsm, he by Old Woodbury., he bv Original
Morgan. His dan was the celebrated Pane
Mare, bred AMI formerly owned by Gov. Paine
Mountain Morgan, he by Old G Hhrd, he BY Old
Woodbury., he by Original Morgan; her dam
by Old Rockingham.
He 10 five years cd this season. and is moi
excel'ed by any Horse of his sge in Vermont
where he was ralsed-and IS rare combination
at blood, beauty, strength, courage, dociiiy and
Saeed.
His colts are Of unusual promise in @
in a remarkable degree the distinctive qualities
and CHARACTERISTICS Of the noble and wonde fiul
race Of lorses-he Mnrgans
Ibis coli was raised by l.. Seymour OF Brat
'eeorough. VI. and Stood al the stable Of A. J
Preach OF Wolcottve last season.
(. You've DIoMEDE WAS sired by Stock holder, his
dam by Constitution. 1raud-dam by imported
Ss,raim, Stakeholder was sired by Sir Archy,
dam by Ci,zens imported Surfing, Sir Archy
was sired by Old Imported Diomede, dam i'm
ported Castanra.
Diomede will be OF the above mentioned
stable every day Sundays exceptedl until 6
o'clozk in the morning aad from 3 o'clock in
the afternoon
Terms Tor Morgan, IS to warrant; for Die
medc, Is to warrant.
LOTT FEM.
Ij,ch!ietJ May l5th 1855 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

rHNlifS Horse will stand at the Robbins Farm
L 81, called of the subscriber IN Norfolk,
the Gaming season, at ten and fifteen dollars.
The eldest colts OF this horse are three years old
the stock is ot extraordinary promise. The smh
scriher hopes TO exhibit at the next State Fair
AT Hartford, coils thrceond two years old and
warnings, the ol'est driven in harne 50. OF beau
ritul style and %. fine action and speed.
Raven Is bv Vermont Black Hawk, Black
tiawk by Sherman Morgan, he BY the or gina
or Justin Morgan by Trae Bsi,oa by General
DE Laneeys imported Traveller, Sc Thr dam
OF Raven was bv the Yale Horse, he Nv Cack
of the Rock. full hr,,her OF American Erlipse.
and considered beiier horse than Eclipse. ex.
cept upon the turf Tie was owned by General
Anus Vskrum, OF Vergenmes, Vermont The
dam of tlie Yale Horse was very fine mnrr
owned by DR.. z. ID. Warner. oil New Haven.
Vermont; she was by Clifford Morgan. G,tT,,d
Morgan by the Woodhufy M.,.an, by Nh. Jns-
TN Mrr1sa. &c. The dam ot Ravens ,inr MAS
black mare purchased in Galway, Sara,ooa
Cenniv. New York, and owned by Harvey Y ale
Of Mjdlehurs. Vermont. She was fast, and of
unriva,led endurance. The dam OF Raven rss
her speed, dorifiiy. AID caraci,y in harness.
Size was sold by Mr.. fa,c l., George Chapman.
ESQ oi NJ dlsehars. AID purchased Of linn bv
the subscriber, in lar nary 13i1- she is sill re-
tanned for breeding purposes, Her color is sav,
with dark limbs; her conntenanee and figure OF
tn. Norgaa character.
Vermont B.ack Hawk Stands a. sIoo IN. a., .
son. Raven is one of the best OF his col.s.
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk. April q, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
CRsh Music and Piano A,ote of
n GRACE W tiers!

MO. 233 Broadway, New York deposition
~ TO the Comb nation Music al greatly
reduced Rates notwithstanding the comblua.
ton Of MusIcDeaiers TO keep up the prices OF
noa.copyngnt music against the interests oil
native composers, and their refusal To extend t.
Mr.. Waters the courteSes OF the trade, he is
making immense sales-havng abundant evi.
dcnce tina, he has pubic countenance and sup
pur, IN his opposition to the Gre monopoly and
in his eir,rts TO aid native iaent aud adopt the
matt mai currency His stock ut American anG
European mnsc is immense, and the catalogue
OF his own publications Is one OF the largest and
be 81 selected in the United States. He has also
made a great Reduction IN the prices OF Pianos
m elodenns and musicai Instruments of all
kinds. Superior toned IL Octave Pianos for
Si75, $500 and s225, interi r of as good quality
and Instruments as strong and durable as
those which cost $500 Pianos Of every variety
oil srvie and price, up to $1,000. comprising those
celebrated modern improved Horace Waters
Pianos, and me first premium IE,l,an Pianos OF
L Gilbert s. Co.'S make (owners OF the -Eoleau
patiently Second hand Pianos at great bargains.
rrices from $40 10 $50. Melodeons from FIVE
different manufacturers, including the we'll
known ID & II w Smiths mclndrons, {tuned
the equal temperament the hest make IN the
United Stsies. Prices Is, 80. 70. 100, lis, l25,
Ilj, $3.50; Smith double bank Melodeons $500
Each Piano and meodenn guaranteed; the
best terms to the trade, Schools, &c. IL IL per
cent discount ioclergvmen and churches. All
orders promptly attended To. Music sent to a II
parts of the country postpaid at The reduced
rates: General and Select catalogues and
Schedules ct prices of musical instruments
forwarded to any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
New Spring Goods !!
AT THE
H r. r. HYV n.

u ECEIVING through all this week a splen-
H did assortment Of DRY GOODS for the
season, including the best variety of Staple,
Fancy and mourning Dress Goods and TRIM
mlngs, OF the richest styles and quality ever Of
fered IN this tnwn and probably IN The county,
. or wynn hive miles at least, and comprising not
% s-o carloads OF brown Sheetnss@ OF car
loads OF Merimack Styles of Prints, only-or 100
loads Of Gas Tor bunes'ne, on, the real articles
IF Merrimar. English and French Prints aud
Brilliant; IL wool AMI all wool plain and fed
nnsln and Barege Del-aines and De Baizes,
ChaiIy B,rreges, sc. OF all coiors; also French
I.a.llsh and AMERICAN A printed Lawns and
Ginghams, a large Stock and cheap; Shawis and
White Gools of all descript ons; black and
colored Dress Silks of styles and prices to snit.
and Silk Trimmings for all the county. Also
Laces, Musias. Collars. Edsipgs, Ribbons,
HOSIERY. Gloves, Broadcloths, Cass,mercs, Vest
iags. Goats, Vests and Pants. Shirts, Linens,
Shoes, &c. Also Groceries. Crockerv, Geese
Feathers Carpets, Paper Hangings, Ma,tings,
Oil Cloths, &c.
Produce pansea in payment.
% Shirts given out 10 be made up, in any
quantity desired.
S N. BRONSON.
T;.oLE.ll ALL SSss
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

Press ForUard Your Claims
4 RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both
IA Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines,
Finu!lamen, Musicians. Wago,l-nasters, Team
sters, Indians AMI all persons who may have
served fourteen days IN any of the wars OF the
United States. since the year 1880, the law of
1853 gives each Of YOU, who have not he retoiore
received Warrant Tor Land, one hundred and
sixty acres! And TO all who have received
Bounty Land. en- puah more to make one hun
lred and sixty acres!
In the case OF he de oath Of The person entitled
10 Land. his widrw. or if no widow. the m nor
child or children, are entitled to the Bounty,
We are prepared fopromp,ly prosecute aliclams
TOR land, and VIII supply Justices Of Pence, Conn-
'yClerks, Commissioners Of Deeds, Nofariss Pub
ie, Lawyers, and all others, NTH the necessary in
strucio"s. and blank FORMS free Of cost, on appli-
cation by mail or otherwise.
When desired, We Will sell the Warran, al the
market price, and remit a check for nroceeds.
n. r. COBB & CO.,
% William street, New York.
REFERENCES. of the Common wealrh,
New York. Ohio Lille and Trust Company.
New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
nfar1al .Ratort.

Ina small aown in one OF the counties
Of certain State, a stranger rode up
to the tavern, and having dismounted.
ordered a stall and oats for his horse.
A crowd Of loafers that class OF inde-
pendent citizens who are never equal
to decent men except on election days
-snar,ned about the bar-rootn doors
and steps. waiting an invitation to be
invited upio The counter. Among this
crowd, the strangers business was at
once subject of iinpertinest specula-
ton. One fellow, more impudent than
the rest, made free 10 inquire of the
traveller what occupation he followed,
10 which The latter replied that his bus
iDess was a secret for the present, but
that he would probably make it known
before leaving town.
Having spent day OF two in look
ing around. visiting places where wlis-
key was sold, and making various in
quiries as to the amount retailcd the
number Of habituaI drunkards in The
place, the number Of dogs owned by
abe people whore children never went
TO school or bad enough to eat-after,
in fact, making a cemple,e moral invrn-
tory Of the town, he concluded to leave
and having mounted his horse was
about to ride off, when bis inquisiliye
friend stepped up and said:
"See here. Captain, you promised
10 tell us your business before you left,
iand we'd like to hear from you on tina,
tp'int."
"Well," said the stranger, I am
ian agent for the devil-I'm hunting a
tlocation for his new kingdom, and am
glad I've found place where it will
mot be necessary to remove the present
sinh abitants So
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

George Sand, the famous French
writer, is the grea,-grand daughter, by
an ilIegi,imate channel, Of the celebra-
ted Marshal SAKE, who, at twelve
years OF age, ran away from home and
fought in the trenches at Lille. under
Marlborough, and a, thirteen had h S
ihorse killed under him, and his la,
triddled with balls, at the siege of Tour
ney. He was himself one of tilethree
hundred and sixty.lwo natural children
of Frederick August, King Of Saxony
and Poland.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

Many years ago, not far off, certain
Justice was called to Jail to lberate a
worthless debtor, by receiving his oath
,that he was not worth five dollars.
@ "WelI, Johnny" said the Justice, as
he entered, can yon swear that you
ARE not worth five dollars, and never
will be 7"
"Why," answered the other, ralher
schsgrined at the question, can swear
that ! am not worth that sum at
present"
Ia !" Well, WELL" returned the Justice,
~I can swear 10 the .rest-so step
forward, Jonny."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
.gssSt Returned

E<kOM New York with large assortment
a OF Dagu"rreotyfe ma'era!, consisting in
part OF great variety Of French aud German
Eases, Frames, Gold Locktts, SC. A reason
.hle time has also been spent in the operating
department. of the best artists in Broadway,
where my productions suffered nothing BY com
garrison. The fact is we keep posted up, and
hose who wish first class picture will be sure
10 get II by calling at No. South ST.
J. L. JUDD.
LitehksH, April IS 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
"a Little Store Well Fiiled.n
New Spring Goods
AT THE OLD STAND


Near C. S Charch's Hotel, WolcottuiHe.
4 G. BRADFORD would respectfully
As inform the good people Of this par, Of
Litchteid C1uIty. that among all the changes
81 the mercantile community these parts he
yet remains at he same old store. and although
he caaaot boast of Graniie and other fine exile
rior Appearances, yet, if n,oi4sty would permit
he would speak OF the splendid stock Of Goods
which IS 10 be found inside of his esta blishmeut.
Tae unprecedented low prices at Goods in the
markets of New York and Baston ma induced
the subscriber to visit those places, from which
he has just returned with large stock Of The
chespest Gmis ever offered 10 discerning pub
lie. The subscriber is placed IN situation 10
sell these Goods at lower prices than The same
quality OF Coos were ever sold before. Ifcheap
Goods and atieafion 10 business are inducements
for you 10 call shall await with pleasure the
opportunity to dispense greater bargains than
y-u have been in the habit of getting for the
money.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese wanted in any guam
tiiy.
Wolcottvile, April Is, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Lemon Fair

ID Duroc and Dey OF Alsiers BARN. mare,
known as the Gale Mare at Bridport. VI. " i'll
stand at Salisbury and at Mllerton the present
season at $40 SIS. Lemon Fair is four years
old, OF great symmetry and beauty, showing high
breeding HIS acton in harness is quite perfect
and his speed unusual for one of his age
The subscriber will also have at his Stable
at Norfolk, beautiful three year old Stallion,
Pleasant Gale. Ills horse Raven will also be
AT his Stables The stock OF Raven il of great,
promise Colts Of hrs are held as high as 500.
lie drives this Spring at extraordinary speed.
The line Chestnut Horse Falcon, whose stock
is unsurpassed, owned by the subscriber, will
stand al Canaan, East Sheffield and Falls
Village.
ROBBINS BATTELI.
Norfolk. May 10th, 1856 6;3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
New Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS. 60. &

TUST received very large and general as
- sortment OF oil kinds of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purc ased ut
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
for cash at less prices Than canmbe found else
where in the county. Persons having a little
ready money abou' their clothes are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine quality and prices.
Oak and Hemiock Sole Leather ior sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also. agent for the sale of Dr. Beers celehra ted
Hair Tonic, for relieving balances ami restoring
gre hair to las natural color. Nothing like it !;
trv il.
Li,chfield, Sept. !2,h. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

u HE Citizens of Litchfield County are
- invited to call on the subscriber, who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment Of HAIRS
and CAPS OF every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with the best and most fashionable houses in
New York city for supply of Hats and Caps
is prepared to furnish all who may give him
call with articles in his line that cannot fail to
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 oil Genin's and Knoxs manufac.
-ture; also a large assortment OF Fancy Hats OF
every description. He devotes his whole at,ens
ton to this particular line Of business-aad
hereby tenders his public acknowledgements TO
his patrons for their generous support, and
humely asks Tor continuance Of The same.-
Store in Yves, Street, 2 doors west OF the Court
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
LuchGeid, April 23d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Read and RClaCfi
NN HEN | first commenced the sails
"a the &c -chraIeI Yar,nnnt NJ n ,ln q ~

NN HEN | first commenced the salvof
w the ce chraied Vermont Marble Class
It unprincipled men said that it was good for
nu,hins, but finding ta, tile people wiu haze 1t,
his same class Of men are raIming off New
Preston limestone and other inferior euaitie. of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want of
Rave tones or Monuments of the Rutland W.T.
1T Italian Marble, or any other work in my line
can depend upon getting the snon-pure article,
worked IN the hest style, and at the loDest possible
rates. bv coming to my establishment or BY let
ter A large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH.
Please refer to Drs A Lewis or c VI Hooker,
L,chfield; A Pickett or s NJ Ensign, South
Farms; Gen Ahernethv or Charles r Weton,
Welcotvle : Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garn.ev, Norihfield-or to my work in almost
every cemetery in Litchfeld county.
S. WARREN.
Watarhurv M,-sh 1SSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

A midslIipman asked a priest to tell
the difference between priest and a
jackass; the priest gave j, up.
"One wears a cross on his back and
the other on his breast said the mid
shipman. Now" said the priest,
-"tell me the difference between mid
shipman and a jackass." The mildly
.gaveise up, and asked wha, it vas
The prizes, said lie did not know Of any.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
DSrRcf0a.S.

J. G BECKWIlH, IA s LEWIS
JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN
OLIVER GOODWIN DAyIDC. SANFORD
SETH P.BEtRS. lROBBlNS BATTELL
STEPHEN pEMING.
SHELDON OSBORN ,uf Ha, inton,
General Agent.
AGENTS OF the COMPANY.
Lcman w. Cutler, Waer'own; Daniel B d.
Brinsmade, Washington; Henry s. Sanford,
New Milford Rufus FsiIer, Jr. Kent Rich
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick X ellogg Germ.
wall; JOSEPH, l. Gaylord, Goshen William
VI. Barrall, Canaan; Donald J. Warner, SAL
isbnry S. D. Nor,hway, and John Dewe!l,
Norfolk; Henry Jones, New Hartford -
George D. @Wadhams, Torrington Lewis
smuh. Harwiaton; John c. Amber, Bsthlem;
John Abcraethy and George 3. Forest. Nooda
bury; David C. WhiI,iesey, New Preston
Reuben Rockwell Colehrook; John Hins.
dale, Wins,cd, s. Y. St.John, New Conan;
E. Talmadge, Pfymouth,
Persons wishing To get their buiIdins r. ia.
snred can apply to either Of the A gems, or 10
the Secretary.
j. &. BECKwITH, Presidsnt.
JASON WrirIse. Secretary.
Liichtiela July 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
MANSION HOUSE.
BY
w III II g RIOS S NJ a II

III AVlNG taken this Ilouse, The subscriber
the bestpt accommodat tons 'ior man ma be 81 y
The Hotels located IN the peasaaies part eli
the village and no ellort will be spared 10 render
It at all times desirable heme Tor hose who NAV
Visil the place. To the members OF the Bar and
,thers OF Lltchheid County, he has only 10 say
shat the reputation The House has possessed tor
The last twenty wears will ne tnly sustained.
Connected with tae Hotel is Livery Stable,
where good teams may be had at any time.
LlIchfeli NAV 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

Two Quaker girls were ironing at
the same table ; one asked the other
which side she would take, the right or
aeft. She answered promptly, "It will
be right Tor me to take the left, and then
1, will be left orlhee TO take the right"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
r. NGerriman.
JT.nEce .TXNherNaH. EeaCeLer

@-RH WArcH-REPARtNs AND JEwELrNe
essyf f,e%%Ea done IN the very best manner, by
EsansAa1Sk3a careful and experienced work
man. A so, on hand, choice selection of good
and welI-made Watches, Jewe!ry. SC. which
will be sold at reduced prices. The oest OF
SILVER WARE, made expressly for retail.
COFFIN PLATES constantly on hand, and engrs-
ping done nj short nniice. IS
liickfrId Iune 1854