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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
HEIMBoLD's FieHll CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapa rilIa.

Fer purifying the blood, rc moving all dieeaee. arising from excess of mercury, exposure and lmprudencc in life, chronic constitutional dis ease arising from an impure state of Inc bIood, a.d ihc only reliable and sifi~suaI known femed, for the cure of Scrofu.s. SaIt rtbenm. Scaid Head, Alterations of the Throat md Legs, Pains and Swellings of the Bones. Testcr. Pimples on the Face, and all scsly Eruptions of the Skin.
 This article Is TOW prescribed by some of the most distinguished phy sicians in the c.un- try, and lsas proved more efficient in practice han any preparation of SssssparilIa ei offered 10 the rubic. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Hercurisl and Ecrofulaus diseases have entirely recovered in inc incarat le wards of our public institutions which had for many years resisted every mode of treatment ihat cou.d he devised. These cases furnish striking examples cf ihe salufary effects of ihis mcd;. cine m a6es'ing eume of inc most inyefc, ases discrses. af,-r the glands were desiro, ed and the bones already affected
 NoricE Letters from responsible pkysi ctsns ard professors Of several Medical C.l lrs.s. and certificates nf cares from pat.ena. will hef,und accompanying both psrpsrsficns Price -Buchu, Si per bottle, or boiiics for IS
 SarsapariIla " eqnal in strength to ono gallon of Syrup q SarsapsriIfa.
 Prepared and sold hy H. T. HELMBOLD. Chemist, 96s Ches'nui Sisees, near ne Girerd House, Phiisdelph.a and 10 be had of drus- ei-ts asd deaIrss every shere.
 Al leficrs divertcd to fae Proprietor or Agent receive immcdiaie attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Cash Music and Piano Store of Horace " a atAr8l

MO. 333 Broadway, New York Opposition
 IN to the Combination !-Music al greatly reduced Rates --Noiwiths, andiue the cambiua- ton of MusIc-Dea!ers to keep up lhe prices of n0n.copyright tnusic against the interests of native composers, aud ttreir refusal to extend to Mr. Watefs~lbr courteses nf ike Fade, he ls making immense sales-having abundant evi. dence that he has public coutenance and sup port m hts opposition to the Greet monopoly and
 m his etERts to aud aative Talent and adopt the natl ,nal currency. lks stuck oi American and European masic Is immense, and the catalogue of his own publications one ot the largest and best selected in the United Staies. He has also made great Reduction in the prices of Pianos meiodeURs and musical Instruments of aI klnds Superior toned l-2 Octave Pianos for sl55, s200 and Ss25. inicri ' of us go.d qnaiity aud instruments as strong and as durable as of styie and price, ne to 5000, comprising those. celebrated modern improved Horace Waters Pianas, and the t,rst premium Eolian Pianos oi
 U Gilbert . COs make townere ot the 4Eoiean pa,ent.l Second hand Pianos al great bargains.
 'rces from $i0 to $50. Meladeons from five different manufacturers, including the well. known $ D X II W Smiths meladrons, ,uned the equal temper ameni1 the hest make in tic United Ststes. Prices 45, 60. 75. loo, li5, l25. 135, $50; Smith double ba nk Melodeons S2OG Each Plano and nieiodeon guaranteed: th. best terms 10 the trade, Schools, &c. l2 l-2 per cent discount tO cleFgymcn and churches. All orders promptly attended to. Music sent to all parts of the country postpaid atthe reduc, q rs'es; General and Select catalogues and Schedules of prices of musical instruments forwarded to any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
\ Law Story.

\ few years ago couple of Duicll- men, Von vampt and Van Bones lived on friendly isrms on ihe bigI, hills of Limestone. At Ian they ielI out over | dog. Von Vampi killed Van Bones canine companion. Bancs. choosing to assume ihe killing to have been intentional, sued Vamp for dan. ages. They were called in due llNe into court. when the defendant ia the case was asked by mo judge whether hc killed the dog. !" Ps sure | kslt him." sad Vmaps. | Aat le, NaAes provei it. This being qaise sastsfeseFss. the plaintiff sn the ae,leA was eassd 0lh 10 answer lew questions aAa AlpPhaz AlplsPliz others he vas asked AS sAs FsiAss at wha, at,4aaas hA esiisaiaesd llaR dsAllllafas dAlafas- ges Ae dd Ges wsli Vslplsiilfsataslaa te4ee, question -aRd so, to hs. N ,ssls. pEapasess, {, the judge leQ QAased whas lles lppA.zsallt sAe dog so be .wossA~ < esatee ' fepae.s Boaes, sslhe dog was worth 10, ,lsa 1, but since he was so mean as to kill hia, he shall psy the iali value Of him. !" ow many suits have occupied the attention of courts; how many contests have engaged the tine of the public, aud have been wased with virult nee and inveclive. having no more worthy difference than that of von Va,npt and Van Bones!
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
New Spring Goods i!
B Fl n .HI " E

DECEIvING through all this week < sn,eo. keedid assortment M DRY GOODS lar inc season. including the hest variety of Stanle. Fancy and .msn.n'ag Dress Goods and Tnm- tered in this town. and probably in The coun,r. ar within fve miles at least, and comprising noi 25 S-S carloads ot brown Sheelngs ur 6 car loads of Mermack Styles of Prints, cnly--or 100 loads of Gas far h9nss,ne. but the real articles T Merrimac, English and French Prints nd Briiliants; l-2 wool ani all wool plain and lig'd nusl n and Barege DeLaines and De Baixes, Chaily BaTfeges, &c. ot all coiors; atsoF French snghsh and American A printed Lawns and Glnghams, large stock and cheap; Shawls and White Goods of all descriptions; hack and colored Dfess Sllks of styles aud prices to suit, and Silk TrimMines for all the county. Also Laces, Musins, Collars, Edgings, Ribbons, Hosiery. Gloves, Broadcioths. Cassimeres, Vest ings. Coats, Vests aud Pants. Shirts, Linens, Shoes. &c. Also Groceries. Crnckerr, Geese Feathers, carpess, Paper Hangings, Mattngs, Oil Cloths &e. G Prodace nanied in payment.
 T Shirts given out 10 be made up, in any quantity desired.
 $. N. BRONSON.
 Litchfieid, April c4. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
At the Old Brick,

-Frsf Door West Qf fhe Ceart-ii -iiosse-- Al Af be tount new stock of Boots and l'As shues, spring fashions for 1854. We are now prepared ;o Her 10 the people oi Litchfield County altogether the besi and large, stock u Boots nd shoes that was ever brought in th,s town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina aginabe; ii would be useles md impos s'ble 10 name the different styles of so large stock as we have al thistiine--we there tore say 10 all. como ard see forynurselves, for our stock oniy need be seen t0 prove The truth of what we say. Not approving of the husmbuging system, we would here say,as to prices--ihey shall be uniform, some as high as the his hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here in this hu able manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors, and most respectfully invite them ia give us call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY G TROWBRIDGE. Litch6eid. May iiih. lS54
 N B. We have few notes and accounts on band ct whscs, We should be most happy 10 dis pose al cost. aor A word to the wise kc.
 M. A T
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
aA Little store Well Fliled.n New Spring Goods l!
AT THE OLD STAND

Near c. s cAmeA's Hotel. Woleottuiae. A c. BRADFORD would respectfully Ae inl.ssm tie good people of this part oi Lisshtisld Gonisty that among all the changes 3t lie mercantile community in these parls he yet remains ai the same old store. and although bs cannot boast of Graniie and other fine exsc- fisF appearances. yet, if modsxfy would permit lie would speak of the splendid stock of Goods which ssto be found inside of his establishment
 The unprecedented low prices oi Gods n lh4 markets of New Yort aad fston has indaced lise subscrihcr to vsil those places, from which ae has jusi returncd with large stock or the eheapssi Gs,ods ever ofsredioa discern,ns pub Iir. The subscriber is placed in a situation to sell these Goods at lower prices tt,an the same dnsilfy vf Coos were ever sold before. Hcheap Goods and atfeAfion fo business are inducements faf ynu 70 call shall await with pleasure the opportunity to dispense greafer bargains than you have been in the habit of getting for the money.
 Butter, Eggs and Cheese wanted in any quan- #tiiv.
 Walco,iville, April IS. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Chariiy -Squeamishness or prudery IS n misfortune either of nature or a false education, which readerst miad liable to the intrusion of wirat some philosopher has called "nasly ideas. !"
 To be easily shocked shows an inti- mate acquaintance with what is shock ing. Those who make business of condemning vice and immortality. and are ready 70 believe evil oi others, judge them out oi consciousness ol their own habilaal desiaes--and this may be, and often is, very lalse judgment. The man who abiaks an- other will sleal or ge, drunk or comini, any immortality, because he has the opportunity, judges himself with ,es- iible judgment, because he judges an- other oni oi his ewn l.east. Hamani,y and religion demand that we exercise the charity ol atlribu ing the best mo- sives rather than the worst; and . charitable judgment, while |, is humane 10 others, IS favorable to ourselves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
SPRING GOODS.

ttIOhAC II. htSf1AhUo respect II fully reiuras his sincere thanks to his numerous customers and friends for the patron- age bestowed upon him inc past seven years Confident thaI ne has established name tor selling Goods cheap, IL is with pleasure he presents the following programme for the
 Spring and Summer Campaign. assuring his friends iha, his stock is very large and will be sold at prices satisfactory to ihe closest buyers; large assortment of French, English, German and American Broadclo.hs ol all colors; black and fancy Cassim. res; black mixed and fancy Sa.inetts, Tu ee.is and Cash mereis 0f any color; Vessings, consisting m part of huh, fancy and white Msrseiles, black satin and fancy Silks, new styles; and large assor.- ment ct FrimmiDas-which will be made up l. order at short notice aud warranted to giv, satisfaction or no sale.
 Ready Made Clothing. g.-in this department he claims precedence, from the fact that the Cloth ing is all manufactured at home, of good mate rials. and the superior style in which i, is made will always secare them ready and satisfactory sale. Fmraisliag Goods--embracirg large assortment of Shi IS, Collars, Stocks, Ties black and white silk and biack kid GIoves black and fancy silk Cravats, Hosiery, Snspc nders. gents white and fancy ilandkerehi-fs. Umbrellas, and lots oi other articles too numerous to mention.
 Gentlemen furnishing their clnh car have their garments made in good style and war ranted to give sat; sfacfion. Cutting done at short notice.
 T. H. RICHARDS.
 LtchAed. tWest St.l April 2iih, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
ss .5ss IssrfdcMf.o

W aH Strangers and Cempos;favs from neigh
 nsinR villages whe pas thson2h Wu,cotl. sh'e-- Ns gise No.ices hy calling at ,ha, sxssnsive t'ry Goais Is ahhs.ment sonth nf the ,r.ase you caa sec every sariesy of the la.ss, etyies hoaas thc world nsoslares--apa ~ilI nt once commcnre h1ying. for reasou of is,,si;rs them T, rom if1prirs 10 what they ars wor,h h oats h exchange, we are RivinR inc hishe., nAfkff rfsee tor iaraa aaansiies of DUtsrr ea Egss--as VI hav~a es Asiished s~nc y in Ne.s fnsk where t .s at oaaa .il-rsssd of. 5 s
 Flse extFasadnass savania rcs I.sr she nnhl;.. henelit can na snonSy be made widely kno,n than ,bsoagh the medium nf inis extens;velv eireplssed paper " ss N. q E. A. BERRY.
 Wslecstvilis, June 18th. ls3s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
GAA . saw AR F.

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS fA WAKE irnn noston has heen receisesl md ,s tor sale at the Shop ai the sabscrher. s. naasaa'ly low priccs-ennsis ing af Piscaess. Rut,er Plates, Preserve Platcs, napisrs f,sh,r,s' Egg Cups, Le'n,nsts Cups, Csndes,;cks. W.e issses Cups. ten dsiI.s~n, styles ar.anhlers. kc &r. which tho public are invited to can a nd examine. ~''s' STOVES, Tin and Japanned We're. &e.. Mr. always an hand. J ". CONE.
 Norfolk jan. |. ins5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Naugatuc Railroad.
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Summer Arranysmsnf. con nsencsmo ou
 Monday, Nay 7fh. lS55.

Summer Arrangement. c0nsnsenctmo ou
 Aonddy. Hay 7fh, 1883.
 TRAINS ouror sRlDarroar
 First Passen ger Train leaves Bridgenoyt for Winstsd, at1i0.40 A. M ;, or on arrivsfos the 8 A. M. Train from New York. and connecting atthe Junction with the 10. 20 A. M Train from New HavenS
 Frsl Freight Tsain leaves Bridgeport for W,nsted at II 30 A. M., receiving pas- sensers for Winsied.
 Freight Train with passenger accommo- dat'on f"r Waterbury Istsasai4
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridee- portfos Waterbury al 6 10 P. M. ,or on the ar. rival of the 3.s0 P. NJ. Express Train from New York, connecting a, the Junction with the 55 P M. Train from New Haven.
 rRAiNslNro BaiDGEPonr. SA&
 First Passeaser Tram leaves Winsted al 50 A.A., connecting at Waterbury with the Providence, Har,fosd and Fishkrll Rail. road al IS A. M for Hartford and inierme- diate Statians and connecting al the JuYc,ion with the T A. NJ. Train from New York for New Haven, and afsiving in Bridgcpor, in lime for ,l,e 9.35 \ NJ Tram to New Haven for New Yo,k.
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Brdseror, ats B A Nj, arriving ai Bridge- DOT, ir time 10 take he Express train from New Haven 10 New York.
 Freishi Tram with passenger accommoda. lions itom Winsfe .isiss in Bridgeport ia tme ,o connect wrh Express Train from N. Haven for New York, leaves ai 6 20 A. NJ. from Winsied.
 Second Passenger Train tcavcs winsted a. 0S P M connecting al the Junction wiih Train 10 New Havoc, and at Bridgeport wiik the 41a P M Tram ts New Yo,k. 1F The Freight Trains hays Passesger Accommodations. e -4.
 STAGE LINES. Bradley's Stage from N oodbury. South. bury, Snu,hford, and Oxford, w,ll connect at Seymour Hamphre yssilie )wsth the aII AM Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arriv al the 10 10 AM Train fromBridse- port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNesis Stage from Wster,own, will con meet st Waterbury every day w:ia the 6 aa M Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saiurdnys from the i0P M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stagefrom Li,ch6cld will connect al Liichfieid Station with mail Train each way, daily. a Ali-n's Stage from Be,hlem will connect at Waterbury wah the S.s3 A. M. Train down on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re. turning on arrival of the i0.i0A M .Trpin from Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- 1 urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Bosten, Colchrook River and Htchcocksville. will connect daily with the 2.03 P. M. irai. from Minated, and return on the arsivai of The l0.4o A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 0. s. Hills Stage leaves Wine,ed daily en arrival Of Ihe 10 40 AM. train from Br;dse- por for Cnlehrook Centre, Sands6eld, Mont- vile and Burlington. deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchas ed al the offices. w. D. BISHOP, Vice Pfcst and Supt.
 Bridgeport, April. 27, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &o,. &c

TUST received. very large and general as. O soriment of all kinds of Boots and Shoes suit able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased nj auction the past week, and can probably be sold tor cash at less prices than can Dc found else ready money abous their clothes are respe cifuIly invited to call and examine quality and prices. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather fnr sale usual. SAMUEI. CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Hair Tonic, fpr relieving baldness and restoring grey hair to is natural color. Nothing like il try it. Li,chfield, Sept. l2,h, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

AM HEN nrst commenced the safe of W the cecbra ted Vermont Marble class of nnprineipled men said that il was good for lothing, but finding that the people UiH hare if, his same class of men are palming of New Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of stone Tor Vermont marble. Persons in want of rave stones or Monuments of the Rutland. Vt. tur Italian Marble, or any other work in my line can depend upon getting the simon-pure article, rates. bp coming to my establishment nt or hy let. ter. A large collection of drafts on hand TERMS CAsH.
 Please refer to Drs A s Lewis or c Nj Haoker, Litchficld; A Pickett or M Ensign. South Farms; Gen Aherne,hv or Charles R Wel,on, Woscotvil'e Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garnsey, Northiald-or to my work in almost every cemetery in Litchfeld county.
 s. WARREN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Starring riga al the Beginning Al series of letters giving a familiar history 'ol families and locations in Newbury- port is being communicated to one of the papers of that place. which are. not only valuable to Newbury port people and their kindred, bu, whici, are of much interest 10 inc general reader, and which, when the papers come 10 a close, will without doubl be published tn more pnesersalive man. ner. h introducing the Gross family 10 his readers, the head of which came from Ipswich, the writer repeats an 'anecdote which IS moi so well sustained as most oi his histories are, but which
 is worth repeating. He says. "0f late years there has been constant emigration rom Ipswich to Salem, so that no small paH of the people, iniel- .lisence and enterprise of the latter 'towIAis directly and recently from the former. A few years ago a youn. physician in Ipswich, being perplexed m case of clild-birlh, sent to an older practitioner for consultation; the elder
 doctor no sooner entered the room, than taking irId of the bedsiead he
 turned the head in an opposite direc- ton, and al once Jeff, after which there was no further difficulty. The young man followed him to his home to in- quire tlbe reason for such an operation. ou must know replied the old phy- slcian, that chili will not be born in ipswich unless ii heads lor Salem.' ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Like dogs in n wneel, birds in a cage or squirrels in chain, ambi, ous men still climb and climb, with great labor an.i incessanl anxiety, but never reach the top.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
AtteA AHsfd fiat Esnt,ertMss.

ME B55tizehs UF HIteHHeia ueAhty afe
 iAt!tsdi3 Easi on lhe subscriber, Wha keeps E0Sist " 3A haiaa q large assortment ef lIAfs and E4fS 8i eysfy xafIeif siia fashion. Thr SHbs siA Fsis niatle eeihblEIa affaHzemenis ki{h lAe .bEsi aAA Hltist sAslsiajiahle Aaases iH NkW faFk tisf MF B sHnpis I'i Hats aud Gaps x hfensfea Ii |Hfiilsh aii whe iiiaf give hin GAh M:iA aFsisles n hts ilae ihal eanHst faii io SHti. AslA Ht Ef;ees as ehean as ibeF ean he kNshi iti assE blaee isi ths .pHilea States. He hss pA baAi SIX aud kN Hais, Wbiis Besyaf SAnHieF Hais as 8enh's and kHass iHaaatse. sss atss q Ksass a.s <. aaA "a shss BaysIealaF tiRe af baslness-a id hefebE teniets his nAblie acknowledgements 70 Ms pssFAns inf iaelF generous support, and hatisif asks inf continuance eT .lle ssme.=- HseFs IA West hHeel, 2 aaags wes! II ihs caaft.
 LssehGeli, Aefil ssd. isss' 's
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Cccsc Feathers.

THE sabscFlburs have t.ladc arraneemenis to keep a constant supplsrt first rate sr ticle of GEESE FEATtiERS--sel.cie snd packed with greaicare b. ouvssises.in in pack ages of from20 to 50 tbs and will fnrnish at aii times any quantity from 20io 1000 lhs, of a quality the, will warrant as gaod as he hest and ai as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in thesia,e.
 s. & L. HURLBUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
MANSION HOUSE, wM H. Q n Q . . N4 \ N.

HI is prepared 10 xtend to travellers aud others he bes,si accommodations "for man ana beas :"
 The Hotel is located in the pieaeantesl par, of the village. and no eort will be spared to render t al allt,mes desirable home for those who may sisii the place. To the members of the Bar nd ,ihers oi Liichfieid County. he has only 10 .ay tha, the reputation the Hoase has possessed Ior the last twenty years willhe fully sustained.
 Connected with inc Ho,elis Livery Stable. where good teams may be had al aay time.
 Litchfieid, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
.l1OsCes.s aud Ren1>srs. WITH A SELF RAkER

NHE subscriber offers to the Farmers the largest aud most complete assprsmcu, of h.swers and Keepers ever kert for sale st ans ne estshiishment. namely.
 Aiien's celebrated improved Mower. Ret huns do. d,a Manay's d.. do Wsierman's do. dt Hassey's do. R.aper. McCarm;ckss do. dss A,kiu's Reaper with Self Raker attached. Aliens Mower and Reaper carnhined. | he ah,ve embrace all the impray e,nents of the prcsen, day. and are oi ihe hishes. ciiarac- TOT af any in use.
 Harvest Tools cf al. kinds also for sale.
 The Horse Rake. The Horse pi,chfo,k fag unloading Seyshes, Rifirs. Whers,ones, Grinds,ours 5 rnnninc very easv on fricfs.n rnIiers; Hand Nakes. Scsthes. Sisklrss Cradles, piichlorks, Thrrshins Machines, Fan Malls, and Horre Powers oi various kinds; and . complete ss. sorsmeatof Agricultural and Horsirulsural l,a,- Wheat. Rye. Iarnip and an other Seeds. Gnano, with Peruvian Government weiehf and brand in eaeh hax, BpncsIuss. Suparnhoe- phate nf Lime, PnndrTti. &c. \, tke Nov York Aaricmlsarat Warehouse and Seed Store. iS9 and i9l Water s,rees.
 R L. ALLEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
N,s,,e,,aer Hn1s.

. ECE1VED the past week complete as- Il sostmen; of every description of Hats and Caps for summer wear. to which the attention ,t buyers is invited. Panama. Canton Straw, Sonnet. mems and boys Pala,leaf and Legharn Hats. boys and children's Fancy Straw Hats. &c. All goods in my line win be offered at a ,,nall advance from cost.
 Li,ch6eld. May 2lst. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

NRUM New York with a large assortment oi Dagnerreotype material, consisting in part of great variety of French and German ;ases. Frames, Gold Lockets, Sc. reason ,bie time has also been spent in the operating department of the best artists in Broadway. where my productions suffered nothing by com i,arison-. The fact is we keep posted up, and ihpse who wish first c'ass picture will be sure get II by calling at No. , South St
 J. L. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Waterbury. March, 1855.
United States Bounty Land Agency.
Press Forward -Four C2aims {

Fress F0rtcard -Four Cvaims A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers, both "A Regulars and Volunteess, Sailors, Marines, F1niliamen, Musicians. Wagon-inas sters, Tean,- sters, Indians and all persons who may have served fourteen days n any of the war. at the United States. since the year l19o, the law ot 1855 gives each of you, who have not heretofore received a Warrant Tor Land, oae kandred and sixty acres!! And to all who have received Bounty Land, en ugh more to make one hun dred and sixty acres!!
 ln the case ot the death of the person entitled ,o Land, his widow. or if no widow. tho m Tor child or children, are entitled 10 the Bounty.s We are prepared foprompiiy prosecute aii ciaims tor land aad will supply Justices of Peace, Coun- yCierks, Commissioners of Deeds, Notaries Pxb- ie, Laryers, and all others, spiA the necessary in- fracfions. and btank forms, free c cost, oa appti- -ofian By ma,i or oiAerw;sc
 When desired, we will sel! the Warrant al the market price, and remii check fnr Droceeds.
 N. K. COBB & CO,
 P William street, New York. REFEvENcEs.-Bank of the Common VI cal, h, New Ymk. Ohio Life and Trust Company. New Yofk
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

An unjust acquisition is like barbed arrow, which must be drawn backward with horrible anguish, or else will be your destruction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06

Never le, people work for you gratis! Two years ago man carslt-d bundle forn and we have been ieading h,n two shillings week ever since.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-06
Liichneld and Narsasuck R. R.

CTAGES leave the Mansien House at l5 S A: N. and l5 P. M. connecting with trains !o Bridgeport. and in the morning with tram to Har.ford.
 Leave Litchfeld Station on arrival of the 10 70 nsnrning train and 0.Io evening train from Bridgepor.
 Fare 6fiy cents. L. PENN.
 Iitchfeid, May Ilth, 1855.