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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-11-29
xIHW FALL 90 obs
855 At the Beehive. 1855

YUST received splendid tfock Of staple
and fancy DRY Goods, consisting in part OF
:raadcioths, Cassimere., &c French Mernos
I'D Cobufss in chaice co!ors, French and Am a
.iain and fancy Muslin DeIaines. Dehaiges.
:,nahams and fancy and mourning Prints. plaid
'ierinos. gala Plaids and silk gala Plaids, black
nd plaid and striped Dress Silks in rich patterns
-TbIbct. Cashmere and wool long and square
hs~ls, wool. &c: f.nne!s, moreens. diapers
ienched and uubieached Shsetings and shirt
ngs. Ticks. Linens, SC.
Ready-made CloihIng-A large stock of coats,
ests, pants, Shirts. merino do and drawers, &c.
'n.ery, gloves. etc ia great variety. wonIen
arm, carpet warp. col'd and white cotton bats
nd wadding. Dress Trimming.-,he largest
took in the county; Shoes-Ladle-', misses and
.h,!d's Of all descriptions, patent rubber bods
nd shoes; Flour. geese feathers, groceries.
'racksry, &.-al OF which have been selected
Nth great care, and will be offered for CASH,
,r,duce or work at a small advance from cost
ar Shirts gwen out TO be made up in any
rianry. Also, Insurance agent fer several
GOD companies. SN BRONSON.
LtcifeiG Sept 25, 1855.
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Rev Fall Goods!
BOOTS. SHOES, CATERS. Sc. SC.

EUST received. avery large and general as
- sorimrnt Of all kinds Of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased ut
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
for cash at less prices than can be found else
where in the county. Persons having a little
ready money abou their clothes are respe fully
invited to call and examine quality and prices
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather Tor sale a.
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also, gent for the lie Of Dr. Beers celehrn Ted
Hair Tonic, for relieving badness and restoring
grew hair TO rs natural color. Nothing like it !;
try il.
Li,chfield. Sept. .2,h 1854
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A teacher Of primary school in
Boston. recently speaking Of the dil-
b ence between human and brute ex.
preston. na'ned,by way Of illustration,
tie noble dog ss next To man in intel
isence, aud asked her little pupils
what mode dog adopted to express
eradication. One little girl a, las,
ven,ured to sugges, that he wagged
his tail. "Right my DEAR" said the
teacher, Every right; and this is the
difference between US and the dogs !;
we never do as they dove express
our satisfaction in words" There
certainly is 4 difference.
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.tesc .3rr0Ng es3ens!
ELLSWORTH, June 1855

ELi.SNORTH, June 1879.
F>HE subscriber would inform his patrons
Il and TRENDS from abroad that as he has
not been able To close up his business this Spring
as he intended In have done, has concluded t,.
continue his business another year: he retotor,
keeping his usual variety of Goods which al,
no, to be surpassed by any country Stole
although there may be some dealers who ha We q
larger quantity Of some kinds Of Goods. blu, t.,
find the variety here is the place. But TO @" int,
Particulars would be useless /; all that il neces
sarv 10 say is, please call for whai yog " ant
and you VIII be verv sure to find IT, and nj a
price tina, will indu'e you 10 call again Cash
customers are solicited. as they are the ones ,ha.
help us To buy our Soods so cheap, and they are
the ones tina, will reap a rich reward il Their
purchases are large.
A word TO the lovers of good TEA: If you wish
for some hing IN that ine warranted tn SUN, here
is the place to supply vour wanis-for "a GEMS
per III. YEN can have that winch is warranted to
draw green. and Tor 40 cts something richer
from so To Sc tina, which will make music in h.
duIlest company VI freely used. n nd some liitir
higher for extra occasions. For proof please ca II
and tsv II.
20 Produce taken a, the highest markc, rrice
c. f. PECK.
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(H9sfiON.

I WOULD again call The attention Of the
L puoic to the occurrences that almost da Y
come under nv observation nf pcddlcrs and 9TH
ers paiininl off their glass for - o,ch Pebble
Spcctacies. al enormous prices. ! am now IT,
thorIzed 10 say from J. ackley that he has no
travelling agent or ptddler who carries his pc b.
bIrs in th's Siate-so that those " ~ buv Of he m
Do II al n great risk. AMI those who have bought
have The comioriabie reflection that they have
nothing alter oil but common glass. would
again state that 1t may he easily and simply
tested II you have the glass bv touching your
bps or tnngne to each snccessiveip and observ.
ing the euiperafure OF rhem-th he pebble always
preserving The temperature of stone while The
glass Will be much warmer. They can only be
had in Lirrhieid of A s. Baldwin. VIII. has on
hand full and complete assortment of all the
numbers and will he happv TO show the m 70 ny
who wish to examine either out OF curiosity or
with intent TO purchase.
A. s. BALDWIN.
NJ B. Watches and repairing done by himself
always with neatness and despatch.
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LtfchHeld Hat EnD0rjuss,

FE'HE Citizens of Litehfeld County art
- invited 10 call on The subscriber, Who keeps
constantly on hanI large assortment OF HAT,
anu CAPS OF every variety and fashion. Tn,
suhscr Der having made complete arrange me nts
with the best and most fashionable houses H.
New York city for supply Of Hats and Cap
rs prepared I" furnish all who may give hun Il
call with articles IN his line that cannot ia Il,
suit, and at prices as CHEAP as they can b..
bought IN any Place IN the United States II.
has on hand six and Fur l,is, White B.avei
Summer HAS OF GenIn's and HOOKS manuiac-
tu'r; also large assprtmen; Of Faacy Hat nt
every descrip' m lie devotes his who'e atlcn-
ti"n t" THIS particular line at bu.iness-a Id
hereby ten!ers his public acknowledgement to
his patrons tor their generons support, and
hunihfy asks Tor n continuance of The me
Store IN West Street, doors west at the Court
House: HIRAM JACKSON.
Luchfeld, April 23d, 1855
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VA HEN ! first commenced the sale

EAI HEN nrSt commenced the sale OF
w the ceebra led Vermont Marble n class
of unprinciplei men said that it was good for
nothing, but finding that the people wiu haze 1t,
this same class OF men are palming off New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want of
Grnve-tones or Monuments of the Rutland VT.
or Italian Marble, or any other work in nv line
can depend upon getting the simon-pure article,
worked in the hes, style, and the Lowest possible
rates, hy coming to my establishment or by let
ter. A large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS Cash.
Liich6eId; A Pickett or NJ Ensign. South
Farms; Gen Aherne,hv or Charles r Welton,
Welcottvilie; Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsev, Nor,hfeld-or to my work in almost
every cemetery in Litchheld county.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury. March, 1855.
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Taking Down The Turks.-The
Con,tantinople correspondent, Of The
Boston Journal tells how the MosIem
starch is gradually taken out Of the
sons Of the prophet:
"It is true that daily collisions with
nervous frenchmen and unceremoni-
aus Englishmen have lowered the
Turkish pride somewhat, and taught
them the lesson that in6dcls have fists
as well as true believers. Fancying
the flowing uniform Of the Znuaves
was adopted in derision Of the Or;en-
tai costume, these wiseacres attempted
10 mob them, but got the most unmitl-
gated ihrasbing. The little Turkish
boys who used TO swear boldly by the
beard Of the prophe. as they 'lore la.
dies wells, and spat UPON the giaours,
have become remarkably discreet, only
shying stones when distance or con-
csslment protects them. A lady in
formed me tina, meeting with an insult
from m adventurous urchin in a soil
tary qnarter, she soundly cuffed his
ears at first he exclaimed, proudly
drawing himself up, "Will you strike
a Mussle.nan?" but ultimately horri
fed q, the great moral bearing this
precedent would have took 10 h''
heels, bawling like any other child"
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Summer Arraaysmsas, commencing o.
Monday, May 7th, 1855.

Summer drfuHysmeas, COMMENCING On
Monday, Nay 7th. 1855.
TRAINS OUT OF BaIpeEroRr.
First Passenger rrain leaves Bridseport
for Winsted, at 1910 A. M :, or on arrival Of
the A. M. Train from New York. and
connecting atthe Junction with the 10. 90 A.
NJ. Tain from New Haven.
First Freight T,ain leaves Bridgeport
for W,rs,ed a, II so A. M, receiving pas
sense.s for Wins,ed.
Freight Train with passenger accommo-
dation for Wa,ethur, leaves al 40
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
por, for Waterbury at 6 10 P. M .,or on the ar.
rival OF the $50 P. M. Express Tain from
New York, connecting al the Junction with
the SIS P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS BHiDeEPoRr.
First Passenger Tram leaves winsted
at 5. so AM, connecting at Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail-
road at Z, Is A. NJ. for Hartford and interms-
date Stations and connecting a, the Junction
with the Z A. NJ. 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 will leave Waterbury
FOR Bird sepor, at 5 SIS AM, arriving a, Bridge.
port in time TO take the Express train from
New Haven to New YotR.
Freight Tram with passenger acc"mmoda.
,ions from Wins,ed, arriving IN Bridgeport in
time to connec, with Express Train from N.
Haven for New York, leaves at 6 90 A. M.
from Wmsted.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted a.
Q 03 P Nj connecting at the Junction with Q
Train 10 New Haven, and a, Bridgeport with
the AIS P M Tram to New York.
iUP The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stag, from Woodbury., South.
bury, S"u'hford, aud Oxford, will connect At
Seymour Humphreys.ille)wi, the oil NJ
Train down. Returning, leaves every DAY on
the arrival OF the 10 40 AM Train fromBridge.
port. Noevening Stage after this date.
MeNehs Stage from WATERFOWL, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 80
A NJ TAIN down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 Top Nj Train from
Bridgeport.
Fenn's Stagcfrom Lmeh6cld will connect
al Lit, hheld Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Beihlcm will connect at
Waterbury with the 8. 80 A. NJ, Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival Of the 10.40AM .Trs,n from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Ohs, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colehrook River aud
Hnchc"cksvil'e. viii connrc, daily with the
203 P. NJ. TRAN. from Wms,rd, and return on
the arrival Of the l0.40 a. NJ. TAIN from
Bridgeport.
o. s. HIPS Stage leaves W,ns,ed daily on
= A AZ ID.
oor, for Co!chrnok Centre, Sandsfield, Mont.
will" and Darlington.
A deduction Of five cents IL made when
Tickets are prrchas ed al The Offices
W.D BISHOP. Vice Pres't ah4 Supt.
Bridgeport. April. 81, 1855.
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Ounces. Peaches. TomatGfs.

AR any other frui, NAV be preserved in a
" perfectly fresh state Tor years W thour suc ar
or other preserva'ive property, by the use nj
Lud'nw's Patent self-sea!irg Can.
This IS the only positively seif-seailng Can
made, as all Others require wax. solder o.
cement. They are ackno~l LEGGED nv all " hu
see them the ncates'. safest and mos, convt ME ~
Cans in 1se. Fun direction. for putting VI
fruits, vegetables. sc will accompany tn. cans.
Far sale Who'll, sac ard retail hv
TAYLOR & HOpGETTS,
Manufacturers oil Pianshed Tia-Ware,
No. 80 Reekman 81. corner Oh God n Y.
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DR.. Stephen Jewett,s Medicines,

CONSISTING of Health Restoring Bit,er.,
~ Pulmonary Elixir, and Strengthen ng Plas.
Ter, NAV be found ut the store OF The subscriber.
True experience proves that u is contrary to
nature that any single article or compound can
cure every disease, and il also proves tina,
no'hing has ever hecn found to so effectuaIy
eradicate disease as DR.. stephen Jcwett's Justly
andhlehly celebrated family medicines repaired
ny stephen Jewet-ench designed and unpar
alie'ed in tho permanen, relief aud cure o, all
diseases for whi h they are rec mmen ded :;
originally prepared by one OF the most SUCCESS
tul and eminent physicians that ever lived and
used and recommended by eminen, physicians
OF The present day.
No Family should be without them. for upon
A c. SMITH
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1 CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS
u WARE from Boston has been received
I'd IS for sale al the Shop OF the subscriber a,
agar B,wfs. Spson Holders, Cream Guns,
after Plates. Preserve Plates, napiers. Gobie,s,
.ge Cups, Lemonade Cups. Candeslicks, Mo-
.sscs Cups. ten different styles Tumblers. Res
xe- which the public are invited 10 call and
canine.
y 4 good assortment Of Cook and Parior
TOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware. &r.. &c.
i'.avs m hand. J. w. CONE.
Norfolk. July I, 1855.
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According TO a statement in the
N Y Times, the number Of candi-
dates for Office in that CRY at the late
election was little over eight ,hous.
and-h"ing equal in numbers to the
entire army with which Gen. Scott
made his descent into the Valley Of
Mexico, at the time o! The war with
tina, Republic.
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MAN Sion HOUSE.
w II. II :. G 4 O 8 s M "A n !.

HAVING taken this House, The subscriber
HI prepared TO extend to travellers and Others
the oestt accominodat ions for man ana be :"
The Hotel is located IN The pleasauresi part OF
the village and no effort will be spared TO render
it al aIltnnes desirahle home Tor hose who ma v
WISH the place. To the members oi the Bar md
others ot LitchheId County, he has only to saw
that the reputation the uouse has possessed Tor
the last twenty wears will be fully sustained.
Connected with the Hotels a Livery Stable,
where good teams may be had at any time.
Lilchhelu, May, 1854.
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Facts are stubborn things" said
lawyer 10 female witness under
examination. The lady replied" Yes,
sir &c, and so are women, and il you
get anything out Of me, jus, lie, me
know it," You'll be committed for
contempt" "Very well, III suffer
justly, Tor feel the utmos, contempt
for every lawyer present."
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Geese Ecalhers.

THE Subscribers have rade arrangements
to keep u constant suppl, "i fret :aie ar.
t.cIe of EESE FEATHERS-s.l.c, sd and
packed with sreuicare b" ourselves.in pack
ages Of frou20 to so lbs aud wilifnrnish 81
all times n,quan'i,y from20i" 1000 lbs, ofa
quality the, will warrant rs good a. the beet
and NJ as low prices az can be purchased Of
equal q"ality in iheS'a'e.
S. s. L. LBUT.
W;nchester IS55
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Daguerreotypes.

H1HE question is often asked why So
Il much better Likenesses are obtained at
e rooms # the subscriber than can be had at
" other place. There are but iw, reasons,
20: the purity Of the atmosphere in this parti-
lar ioca tv, and peculiar combiaation OF
nemica- which he has introduced into his ia
.ratory known only TO himself Likenesses
.ken equally well Of adults in cloudy weather.
\ sp end,d assortment Of Cases. Frames, Lock-
is, &C., on hand. J. l.. JUDI,
No. 9 SOut hStreet.
Litch6eId. Ausust 2s.h. 1855.
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TRu AALIExUJAN.

~ Church Music, contains upwards Of One
thousand pieces OF Music, ada pied to about
One Hundred and Twenty Metres, and a much
anger variety Than usual OF Anhems and olhe Z
set Pieces. The Elements Of Music have been
specially prepared tor ~ eing G asses--a vari-
" Of pleasing exercises, four part songs, and
ounds intersper-ed. and here ,s added MUSICAL
NOTATION IN A NUrsHELr-a brief course Tor
schools.
specimen copy will be sent bv mail, post
Ha'd. tor exannafIon, 10 any teacher Of muse
" leader OF cher, on receipt OF ScvenvFise
genis Published BY MASON BROTHERS,
- lark Row, New York. Sanborn Carter &
B,zIn, Baston y,2l
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e.. EcsMhOrs,
VatC Inn aker and sTeWCser

~ ESP ECTFULLY informs the lnha btan,s
II Of Litchtield and its vicinity thar he has
taken the Store lately occupied by Mr.. Weller,
where he intends carrying on the Watch aud
Clock repairing business in all its branches
and all work will be warranted TO give perfect
satisfaction. Z. RElNHARI.
Litchhe,d. Apr,l 1855, 6m5l
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Another Arrival

M ORE New Goods just received at the
1Vz. Granite Store" The propretors of this
Establishment would again remind the public
that they have received during the pas, two
weeks large additions 10 their Stock Of Goods,
and are now prepared 10 show 10 their cust0mers
as large and good assortmen as cal be found
in the county.
Among The Goods just received can be found
more Of those choice oil boiled black Silks NJ
one dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks al so
French Lawns and Berages, Trimmings, &c.
all colors and styles.
HATS AND CARS I'm this department we are
thoroughly "pis,ed,' having a very large a..
sortmeni OF everything in that line, which we
can sell at astonishinsy low prices
CARPETS AND PapER-HAxersGs.-Our s,ock n
Carpe'ings, Paper Hanp,ngs, &c. is nov. on;,s
large, and in that department. we defy connect.
ton WOODTNC JEWIS
Granite Store, Wocoltville, June II, 1855.
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Spring ShRscss.

VHNHE largest assortment of Spring ond
Summer Shaws ever offered To the people
Of Li,ehfed county is now ready for exhibitor
at she Graaife Store. comprising a general as
sortmeaI oi Grape Sha wis, pain and emhroide red
Thihei do; pain and figured Of all coors IND
styles. Call and SEE them.
W0OD'NG & LEWIS.
Wolcot,vil,e. May 90, 1855. .--.
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LiichGeld and Naugatuck R, R,

ETAGES leave the Mansion House a, 5 Is
~ VI. aad 10 P. NJ connecting with trains
10 Bridgeport, and in the morning WITH tram 10
Hartford.
Leave Litchfield Station on arrival of the
10 40 morning train and 6. 10 evening train from
Bridgeport.
Fare fifty cents. FEM.
Lnchfieid, May lith, 1855.
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Attention AL.

N>HE public are solicited to examine the
Pictures daily issuing from WM. A CAR
ClER'S Gallery, Baniam Fails.
ms i.lkenesses are appiauded by the best of
Judges, and uften chosen in preference to those
'ken by the most popular CRY artists.
Just come and see,
And you'll agree
His Pictures ore Excelsior!
IT'S his delight
To do them right,
And satisfy each customer.
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4 GREAT variety OF new and fashion, ble
n Dress Goods-consisting Of fancy Silts.
stack do Of the hes, makes, cotton and wool
'e'aInes, French Thihe,s. Merin"s, wool Plaid.,
i)ehaprs, Mohair Cloths. &c. that will he sold
very cheap. MCNEIL & BRAMAN
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Quack Doctors.

There Is no disease Of dreaded
name for which these oracles canna,
furnish cure. Asthma and consump-
tion are disarned Of their terrors govt
. now bu. - harmless bugbear and
IL any suffer or die Of cancer, il mus
be the fault oil their own obstinacy 81
Incredibly. The diseases OF childhood
need give Little concern there err.
anodynes which alIay the pain oil teeth
ing; there are worm lozedges which.
no reptile can resist I; and there ar,
washes which inf libby cure ami
beauty The skin. Laborious invest.
Cation Of disease is unnecessary the
doctor does not need TO see his patient,
who has only to send letter describ,
ing his case, with fhe usual fee; anh
the remedy will come 10 the remo:es;
corner Of the kingdom. Even this
trouble may often be dispensed with
a patient has merely to censide'
whether he is bilious or nervous
whether his skin or bis bowels are in
the fault; whether he needs stimulant-
or svacnant- and pills, and cordals.
and baisam,, OF unerfiug efficacy, are
to be found in every town, ready TO
his hand. or the truth Of these state
menis there cannot be a doubt, a.
numberIess cures are auested by those
who have tried them, and whose be-
nsvolence prompts them TO publish
for the bene6, OF mankind. the advan
tags they have experienced in them
selves OF their families.
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A worthless bank note is described
as having for its vigne,,e a female
sitting BY hay-s,ack. with q rake IN
her lap We are glad to learn tina,
she bill b eosasssfeit.
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~ EEFS constantly on hand a " Ell selected
~ assortment oi shce, music. Rece wing fresh
supplies weekly from New York he will be able
to accommodate his customers with the latest
compositions, al New York retail prices.
June 5th A. S. BALDWIN,:
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"Auend your church," the parson
cries,-To church each lair one goes !;
The old go there to close their
eyes;-The young to eye their clothes.
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vENALMAS.-Just received. large and
IL splendid assortment oil Talmas Of various
styles and prices.
ALVORD & BROTHER.
Wolco,tville. Sept Sth.
IT AIDES CLOTHS Of the best quality
IL with the MORE Antique Trimming, can
be mad by calling on ALVOkD & BROTHER,
Wolcortvie.
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"A t t e nticn Farmers!

W f are satisfied from what we hear
w that some OF our brethen IN trade are
giving out the idea that We do not take any kind
OF produce. Now this is a decided mistake,
and we wish 20 saw 10 our Fnrmiu. Friends
that we do take all kinds OF Produce which you
have TO dispose OF. And also that we have
made arrangements with two at the largest
Groce Esta bl n m nts
in Liichfed County. Messrs Palmer & Hopkins
and John ScovilI, ESQ., BY which our customer RS
can have their Groceries nj less prices than they
can he bought at any other esta blishment
Now, Gentlemen. having made arrangements
for the Inner Man. we would invite YOU
TO call and examine our splendid stock Of
Dry Goods,
Which we are selling Mt the lowesr rates. so
gentlemen bring on your produce of nil kinds
and also bring your wives and daughters a nd all
the rest Of the family, and we assure you that
you will he will paid for YOUR visit.
Yours, Respectable.
ALvORD 4 BROTHER.
Corner Store. Wo'cottvil,e.
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.Ne.U G00f{S.

ENALL and Winter Styles Of every des-
Il cf,pi.on "f Hats and Gaps. JUST received
n, The Ltchfsld Hat Emporium. Large as.or,.
mont, and cheaper than ever, at the only Hal,
store IN Li,rhfeld.
o. Ladies Riding Hats, new lot jus, reed
H. JACKSON.
Sept. l7,h. 1855.