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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20
Fall Campaign!!
Z . . .,
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Nov opening at Mcneil & BRAMAN'S
IN at the old stand OF r. ID. Mcneil, first
door east OF the Court House-ihe Depot for
Unparalleled Baryoins IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockcry, &c.
Would respectfully announce to their large
number OF customers that during the pa ST week
they have been opening an extensive assor,-
ment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
adapted to the Fall Trade, and invite all TO call
and examine our stock. as we ieei confident
that by doing so you will be enabled 10 secure
much better bargains than can be found else
where. Our stock is now large. consisting in
part oil Nj DeLa,nes, Ginehams, French Mer,nos
Parameitas. Mohair DeBazcs, Plaid Meriaos,
Mantle and Cashmere Shawis, Ladies Gloves
Hosiery. &c. Also, Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting Of French and English Broadclo,hs,
Plain aud Doeskin Cashmere, a great variety
1t Vestings, Fancy Ctavats, Gloves, Mittens
&c. Also, bleachcd and unbleached Cottens,
Linens, knitting Cotton, Woal.n Yarn. Cutton
Batting, Wadd.np, Diaper. We've, Ribbons,
MORE Antique Trimming. Black Taff.,a Rib
bons, Wors,ed Binding, napkins.
Aiso. large stock OF Groceries. Crackerv
&c. all OF which nave been selected during the
past week with great care, and will be offered
Tor cash or produce at a small advance from
cost. Those wishing Goods in our line may rest
assured that no Misrepresentation viii be made
either in qua litv or price.
September 18TH 1885,
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llelmboId'S Genuine Preparations.
RELMDoLD's HicmLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRiCT BuEILu.


For diseases Of the Biadder,snd Kidneys, SCI
cret d'seases, Structures, Weaknesses and all
diseases Of The sexual organs whether IN male
or female, from Whatever cause they may have
originated and 90 matter ofshcM long standing
II you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once sealed in The system, " III
surely 90 down from one genera ion 20 another
undermining The constitution and sappiny the
very vital fluids OF life, do not irus, youtseifin
the hands OF quacks. who start up every day
in a city like this and fill the PAGERS with slat.
ing ialsehoods, too well calculated 10 deceive
the young, a"h those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot he TOO careful, in the
selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Bnchn has been pronoun.
ced by eminent physicians The greatest remedy
ever known Il is a medicine perfectly pleas
AMI in its taste and very innocent in its action,
and yet so thorough thai il an pihiIa,es every
particle OF the rank and poisonous virus Of this
dreadful dsease-and, unlike other remedies,
does not dry up the disease in The blood.
Constitutional Debility, brongh, on BY self.
abuse. a most terrible disease, which has brot
thousands cf the human race 10 untimely
graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes Of
parenir, aad bIghlmg in the bud the Curious
ambition Of many noble youth, can be cured
by this Infallible remedy. And as a medicine
which must hcnefit everybody, from the simply
delicate TO the confirmed and despairing in
valid, no equal is 10 be fousd acting both as
cure and preventive.
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Read and Reflect!

w HEN H. [s' y"n"; the safe Of
OF nnprincipieh men said that it was good for
nothing, but finding that the people UiH hare 1t,
this same class OF men are palmng off New
Preston limestone and other init rior qualities Of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want Of
Grave tones or Monuments OF the Rutland. VI.
or Italian Marble, or any other work IN NV line
can depend upon getting the smon-pure article
worked in The best style, and al the iowesi possible
rates. by coming 10 my establishment nj or by let
ter. A large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH.
rlease refer to Drs A S Lewis or C NJ Hooker.
Litchfcld; A J Pickett or S NJ Ensign. South
Farms; Gen Aherne,hv or Charles r Wel,on.
WoIcottviile Nessrs Camps, Wirsted; Noah
Garnsev, Nor'hhelh-nr To my work in aImosl
every cemetery in Litchfeld coun,v.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury, March, 1855
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Caution.

WOULD again call the attention Of the
4 puol'c To the occurrences that almost dali,
come under INV observation of peddlers and 9th.
ers palining off their glass Tor Scotch Pebble
Spec,acies, al enormous prices. | am now au.
thorized TO say from J. Ackey that he has nc
travelling agent or peddicr who carries his peb
pies IN ih's Sia,c-so tina, those VITO buy of ihen
do u al great risk. and those who have houpb,
have the comfortable reflection that they ha v,
nothing after all but common glass. woul,.
again state that it may be easily and simply
tested u you have the glass by touching YOU,
bps az tongue tn each successfully and obsery
ing the temperature OF them-ihe pebhie AWAY.
preserving The temperature of stone while the
glass VIII be much warmer. They can only b,
had IN Liichfieid OF S. Baldwin. who has u.
hand full and complete assortment, Of ali The
numbers and will be happy to show the m to a n,
who wish tn examine either out OF curiosity o,
with intent to purchase.
A. S. BALDWIN.
N. B. Watches and repairing done bv h;mssl,
always with neatness and despatch
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Sent. l1ih. $50.
DR.. Stephen Jewett's Medicines.

CONSISTING of Health Restoring Bi,,ers,
~ Pulmonary Elixir, and Strengthen ng PIas
ter, may be found at the store OF the subscriber.
True experience proves that It is contrary 10
nature that any single article or compound can
cure every disea and it also proves that
nothing has ever been found to so effeciually
eradicate disease as DR.. Stephen Jeweit's Justly
and highly celebrated family medicines pre- pa red
by Stephen Jewett-each designed and unpar
alleled in the permanent relief and cure OF all
diseases for viii h they are recosnme nded !;
originally prepared by one OF the most success
full and eminent physicians that ever lived, and
used and recommended by eminent physicians
Of :he present day.
No Family should be without them. for upon
A. C.. SMITH
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Ladies' and Gentlemen,s
WAITER CLOTHzJ.G.

q lONSlSflNG of Mantle, Wool and
- Brocha SHAWLS. Highland Pads, Pia id
..lerInos, Cold French Merlnos, Merino Cold
Paramettas, all Wool Deia mes. Fan CIV Coiorcd
D.ialnes. Llmseys and CaIicoes, with Beaver
Ciohs. Broa!cipths, Cassimeres, Sleeps GRAY
Sailnetts. Ts eeds; also. Ready Made Cio,aine
consisting VI Beaver, Lion Skin. fetersharn,
and Broadci,th Overeoats. Heavy Wool and
Fancy Vests Cashmere and Satinet Pants.
both Fancy and Biloxi. Heavy Wool Shirts
and Drawers, Red, Blue and Green TwilIed
Wool Flannels, Plain Wool and Demet do.
Salisbury do, Cotton do. Heavy Brown Sheet
eIngs and Shinings. Real Buck Mittens and
Cloves, OH Tanned Cow Hide, Kip and Cali
Boots, Rubber Over Shoes and Boo,s,lust OPEN
ing al the Old Stand OF A. &. Bradford. Vol
cottvllls, where all kinds Of Goods are sold
cheaper than al any orher Store in the County.
A. Z. BRADFORD.
Wolcottvifle, Nov. /, 1855
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News from Head Quarters.

II ATE arrivals Of New GOODS at the well
- known Variety Store, which Is the place 10
Ind every thug that is needn't Tor the comforts
Of I!io, Dry Gosis IN almast all the varieties.
and Trimmings. Groceries of all kinds. ASH.
Crockery. Hardware, Boots and Shoes. Paints.
Oils, Drugs aud Medicines, and ASSORTMENT OF
School. miscellaneous, aud Toy Boaks, and a
host OF fankee notions too numerous to mem
ton, all ot which will be sold at prices that can.
not tai TO SUIT the purehaser-ior proof please
give 10 trial, as the stock is fast disappearing
and now 70 the time to make good selections.
Ellsworth. Nov. !, 1855, "a
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New Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c., &c

EUST received. a very large and general as
~ sortment OF all kinds Of Bouts and Shoes suit
able for the season. lo0y pairs purchased al
auction the past week, and can probably be solo
for cash a less prices than can be found else
where in the county. Persons having a liite
ready money abou their cluihes are re- pectfuliy
invited Ia call and examine quality and prices.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather tor sale az
usual. SAMUEL. CLOCK,
West Main STREET.
Also,agent for the sale Of DR.. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic, for relieving badness and restoring
grew hair to lis natural color. Nothing like il
try it.
Litchfield, Sept. i2lh 1854.
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aNHE subscribers would return their
q thanks for the very liberal patronage
With which their Store has been favored in the
As,-and they hope by constant attention to
re wants Of the trading public and by system
t far aud honorable dealing TO Ee,ain their
rare of the trade. Our stock of new Goods is
urge which are selling az small pro6is.-
Dur Grocery department is full and conn Iere
nd we feel confident OF our ability 10 sarlsGy all
Who purchase OF US that they receive their
moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves
,efure purchasing elsewhere.
5. d. NORTHWAY & co.
South Norfolk, a pril Is, 1855
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NE w FALL GOODS
1885 At the Beehive, 1855

EDST received a splendid stock Of simple
~ and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part OF
Br"adcloths, Cassimetes. sc French Merinos
and Cohurgs in choice colors, French and Ami
plain and fancy Muslin Delaines. Dehaiges.
Ginehams and fancy and mourn NJ Prints, plaid
Merlnos. gala Piaitls md silk gala Plaids. black
and plaid and striped Dress Silks in rich patterns
-Th,bet, Cashmere and wool long nd SQUARE
avis, wool. &c; h.nnels, moreens, diapers ;
bleached and unb!eached Sheetings and shirt.
ings, Ticks. Linens, SC.
Ready-made Clo,hing-A large stock of coats,
vests, pants. SHIRTS, meIino do and drawers, &c.
Hosiery, gloves. etc in great variety. wnnIen
yarn, carpet warp. cold and white co.. ton bats
and watding. Dress Trimmines-the larces,
stock in The county Shoes-Ladies', misses AID
CHI Ids OF all descriptions, patent rubber buis
and shoes; Flour, geese feathers, groceries
crockery, &c-all OF which have been selected
with great care, and will be offered for CASH.
produce or work at small advance from cost
70 Shirts gwen out TO be made up in any
quaniliy. Also, Insurance agent for several
good companies. S. N. BRONSON.
Litchtiec Sept 25, 1855
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Water Arrangement, commencing on
Monday, Dec Sd. 1855.
TRAINS our OF BRlDcEPoRr,

Monday, Dec sd, $3.50.
TRAINS our OF BRlpeEPoRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winstcd, al 1885 A. NJ, or on ARRIVAL Of
the A. M. Train from New York, aud
connecting atthe Junction with the I0.a0 A !.
Nj. Train from New Haven and al Water
bury Ma,h Hartford, Providence B. Fishkll r..
FIRST Freight Tain leaves Bridgeport
for Wins,ed al IL IS A. NJ, receiving pas
sengers for Winsled.
+ Freight Tta,n with passenger aecomme-
dation for Waterbury, leave at $50
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port Tor W a,erhury a, 5s5sP. M .,or on the ar
rival OF the 500 p. M. Express Tain from
New York connecting a, the Junction with
the 5.25 p. Nd. TRIM from New Haven-alse
receiving passengers from the p rovidence, Hart.
lord s. Fishkill Railroad at Waterbury. =
TRAINS INTO BnlpGEFoEr.@
First Train viii leave w atctbnsy at s so
A NJ, connecting a,Junciion with train TO New
Haven, and at Bridgeport with train TO Work
FIRST Passenger Tram from Winsted
ate 90 AM, connecting al Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail-
road al $50 A. Nj. for Hartford and interme-
date Stations and connecting al the junction
with the Z A. Nj. Train from New York for
New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport IA
| time for the 9.35 A M Tram to New Haven
| for New York. 4~ tsS
Freight Train with passenger accommoda.
tons from Winsted, arriving in Bridgeport in
| timeto connect wnh Express Train from N.
Haven Cor New York, leaves at 6 80 A. NJ.
from Winsted.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted q,
SO M connecting at the Junction with q
Train TO New Haven, aud al Bridgeport with
ha "A
DP The Freight Trains have Passenger
Ac communications. rHs
~sTAGELiEEs.
Bradley's S,agvirom Woodbury., South.
| bury, Sou'hford, and Oxford, will connect NJ
Sey amour til umpire til'e)whh the Oil A M
| Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF the 10 IS AM TsainfromBfidgs.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNels Stage from Watertown, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 9 -
A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 IS A NJ Train from Bridgeport. and
on Saturdays from the IS p NJ Train from
Bridgeport. 80
Fenn's Stagefrom Lirchfeld will connee I
at Li,shGeid Station with both TtaiEs each
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Be,hlem will connect Ut
Waterbury, with The $50 A. M. Train down
on Mondays, Wetn. sdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival of the 10 35AM .Tr.in from
Bridgeport OF Tuesdays, thursdays and Sat-
urduys.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, CoIcbrook River ard
Huchcocksvillc, will connect daily withths
1853 P. NJ. train from Winsicd and return on
the arrival Of the 1885 A. Nj. train frem
Bridgeport.
o. S. Hills Stage lenyes Wins,ed daily On
arrival Of The 10 IS AM. train from Bridge
por, Cor C"lehrook Centre, Sands6eid, Mont~
vile aud Burlington.
| A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tick cts are purchased at the Offices.
w. D. BISHOP, Vice Prest and Sup't.
| Bridgeport, Dec. /, 1856.
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GEI A = saw a EgE.

a CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS
"A WARE from Boston has been received
and IS for sale at the Shop OF the subscriber at
unusually low prees-consising Of Pitchers,
Sugar B'wls. Spoon Holders, Cream Cups,
Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, napiers. Goblers,
Egg Cups, Lemrnade Cups. CandIesticks, Mo-
lasscs Cups, Zen different styles Tumblers. SC
&c. which the public are invited to call a nd
examine.
~ COOL assortment of Cook and Paror
STOVES. Tia and Japanned Wrre. g.. & c.
always on hand. J. w. CONE.
Norfolk July l, 1855.
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HELMBoLD's HicHLr CorcEaTRArED
Compound Fluid Extract eSarsapa rilIa,

o"Po""u N3u'u LAssHbh fNh 81 pa IUIng
For purfyinglhe blood, reaoying all diseases
arising from excess Of mercury. exposure and
imprudencc in life, chronic constitutional dis
ease arising from an impure state Of the blood,
aid the only reliable and cffeetual nown
remedy for the cure Of Scrofu.a, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Ujcerafions Of the Throat and
Legs, Pains and Swellings or the Bones,
letter. Pimpies on the Face, and all scaly
Erupiions Of the Skin.
This article IS now prescribed by some Of
the moot distinguished phi, sicians in the eoan-
try, and has proved more efficient 10 practice
than any preparation Of Sarsaparilia ct offered
10 the Pvbl,c. Several cases OF secondary
Syphilis, Hercurial and Scrofuious disea see
have entirely recovered in the neural lie wards
Of our public institutions which had far many
years resisted every mode Of Treatment 5hat
could be devised. These cases farnisl, srrikin .
examples Of the saisiary effects or This med.-
cine IN afres'ing some Of the mosf invetesa,.
diseases, after jhe glands were DESTROYED ana
the homes already affected.
NorIcE.-Leiters from responsible pkys;s
eianSaEd professors Of several Medical Col.
ieges. and certificates Of cares from parents
VIII oeiound accompanying both preparafirns.
Price -Buchu, 81 per bottle. or bottle. Eur SIS
Sarsapariila s. :" =" s.a
equal IN strength 10 one gallon Of Syrup cf
Sarsaparilia.
Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBoLD,
Chemist, 263Chestnui Street, near The Girard
House, Philadelphia and 10 be had Of drag
eis,s and dealers every where. -.
All letters Directed to lie Proprietor or
A. gent receive immediate attention. 81
j For sale BY A G SMITH. Liteh6eld.
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THE uAnrEnuyAH,

"" DILL MASoN = new CORRECTION OF
~ Church Music, contains upwards of On.
Thousand pieces OF Music. adapted TO ab,.ut
One Hundr. and Twenty Metres, and much
iarger variety Than usnal OF Anthems and other
Set Pieces. rhe Elements Of Masic have been
especially prepared tor 81 ,aing Ca sses-a yari-
CIV OF pleasing exercises. four part songs and
rounds inierspersed, and thsre Is added Musical.
NoTAr.os IN NUrsHsLI-a brief course ior
schools. ''
A specimen copy win be sent by mail, post
paid, Tor examination, 10 any te acher Of mustc
or leader III ehcir, On receipt OF Seveurv-FIye
Cents Published bv MASON BROTHERS.
% Park Row, New York. Sanborn Carer &
Bazia, Boston. s,2I
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New Machine Shop aud Foundry
AT NORFOLK

VENHE Laurence Machine Company are
II now prepared to take Jobs for building,
hitting up aud repairing all kinds OF machinery
aud miil-work, which they have facilities fn,
doing on short notice, aud on as reasonabI
terms rs any other establishment.
The Foundry ls.ne OF the best in the State,
and as they have purchased all OF the patterns
belonging 10 the late Boyd Manufacturing Co.
W,nsted. they are enabled 10 make casting s
IRON the same patterns at less prices than they
can be procured elsewhere.
Experienced workmen are employ ed in the
various branches, and whoever may be in want
OF any KIND ct machine work can depend upon
having II done 10 their satisfaction. and are re-
quested to give them ca l.
:, "A. J. ELWELL, Agent
Norfolk, August Isl. 1855.
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Fred. Douglas told story the other
evening, in his lecture, Of what a New
Hampshire farmer said Of his aeighbor
Frank Pierce. The farmer was in
terrogated concerning the President
and what was thought OF him at home
"Oh," said the farmer, "he is a good
fellow up here, but come to spread
h'm.all over the country he is dread
ful thin"
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"a man discovered America, but a
woman equipped the voyage" So
everywhere-man executes the per-
formaLces, but woman trains the man
Every efectual person, leaving bis
mark on the world, is but another
Columbus, for whose furnishing some
Isabella, in the form of his mother,
lays down her jewelry, her vanlties,
her comfort.
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r. Merriman.
tVNtch .Wgk;ea. and .Eeace err,
"A I he OLD S'IAND,-

@H Has Just received from New FORK
- 90 a fresh lot OF cry desirable goods,
s15zzs Jewesry. &c. consisting ef gold
and silver Spectacles, gold Brea pins, finger and
ear Rings, Keys, shirt Studs, vest and guard
Chains, Wedding Rings-a very pure article.
A full assortment oil near-sigh,ed and convex
spectacle giasses-which makes the best assor,-
aeat ever offered in this place, and will be sold
4 the lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware
made expressly for retail Watch repairing done
the most sktilful manner me- apprentices EN-
loved at watches in this establishment. Coffin
iaies on hand and engraving done at short
aiee; mendins done as usual A share Of
ablic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Litchield, June 1856.
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. Reckwead's United States Hotel,

- known House has been rebuff, and very
much enlarged, aud is now ppsn ready To ac-
cosnmodcse the travelling public or the pr rma-
nent rcsden.. The house has been built ana
eeicd up with NIL the modern improvements of
the DAY and with an eve 10 the cnmiort nf ils
Uuesis. The proprietor will spare no pains 10
make this house model one iur goad living, and
u! the best Of care and attention on the part Of
stfempieyed ON the premises, TO the wants Of irs
pai!0ns. Did customers arc invited TO return
and new ones 10 he sure and call
!. II. RocKW GOD, Proprietor.
osptember. 1883. 3m22
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DaguerreotVpeS,

vHNHE question is often asked why so
n much better Likenessrs are obtained at
the rooms of the subscriber Than can be had a,
any other place. There are hut Two reasons,
viz the PURIFY of the atmosphere in this par,i-
cular beatty, aud a peculiar combiaaiinn OF
chemicals which he has introduced into his In
hnratory known only To himself. Likenesses
taken equally well of adults in cloudy weather.
"A splendid assortment OF Cases, Frames. Lock-
cts, &C., on hand. J. l.. JUDI,
No. Sout hSreet.
Litch6eld, Angus, 2s,h, 1865.
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MANSION HOUSE.
wM Il. 6 Il O S s NJ A N

AVING taken this House, the subscriber
HI is prepared 10 extend TO travellers andothers
the besiui accommodations ''for man ana beast"
The Hotel is located in the peasantes, part of
the village and no effort will be spared to render
it at alltimes desirah BILE home Tor those who may
visi, the place. To the members OF the Bar ind
Others OF Li,chfied County, he has only to say
that the reputation the House has possessed tor
the last twenty wears wi,lhe fully sustained.
Connected with the Ho,elis Livery Stable,
where good teams NAV be had at any time.
Litchfeld, May, 1854.
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An exchange remarks that "woman
making vests Tor Is 3-4 cents, and
pantaloons for 25 cents, and shirts for
IL l-2cents these terrible hard times,
would put the devil into the head of a
vestal virgin Low wages and deal
beei, leads to more seduc,ions than
Byron's Don juan"
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.selS Goods.

EfALL and Winter Styles of every des-
IN cription Of Hat: and Caps, just received
at the Litchtieid Hat Emporium. Large assort.
ment. and cheaper than ever, at the only Hat
Store in Litch6eiI.
90 Ladies Riding Hats, new lot Just re cd
IL. JACKSON.
Sent l7,h 1855
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Geese EcAahCrs.

THE Subscribers have t:,adt arrangements
10 keep a constant snpplv"i first .Ate ar.
'tcle of G EESE selected and
pack ed with greaicare BE- ourstlves.in pnek .
ages Of frou20 10 so lbs /; and will furnish I
all times any quantity from20,o 1000 lbs, Of .
quality they will warrantsas good as the be
AND al asiow prices as can be purchased Of
equal q"ality in ,hes,aie.
s. & L. Fl URLBUT.
Winchester. 1855.
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Lucy Stone said, in recentspeech,
eve know there is cotton in the ears
Of men. Let us look Tor hope in the
bosom Of women." 1t is suggested
that Lucy meant to say, "Let US look
Tor hope in the eyes of men we know
there is cotton in the bosom Of women.
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e.. RcSMhNrf,
Watc hvsaaEe and u cwcler

HI ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
10 Of Litchtield and its vicinity that he has
taken the Store lately occupied by Mr.. Weller,
where he intends carrying on the Watch and
Clock repairing business in all its branches
and all work will be warranted 10 give perfect
satisfaction. T.. REIN tlARI
Litch6eld, April 1855. 6m5i
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To pronounce happy because
he is rich, is just about as absurd as TO
call man healthy because he has
enough to eat. "A very common mis-
take, though.
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N7nfi0uea.u.

sVkffaSOf&gTy.
A N assortment of Letter. Note and Can
"A Paper. lawyers paper, Eaglsh laid ma Der.
aud envelopes to match; Ink, Pens. &c. OF
superior quality, constantly on hand All
Mcneil & BpAMAN'S.
Litehield. Sept. 2ith, 1855.
GLOVES AND HOslERY-The bes.sas-
NJ sortmenl ia town. Men. & nis. !,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20

"Overcome evil with good" as the
gentleman said when he knocked down
a burglar with the family bible.