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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14


The BED AS An INSTITUTION. The almost
forgotten French romancer,, Clemerce, Rob
erts, thus warmly expresses himself on the
comforts of a;bed: { ,gsssd ,ssaissn 4satso
a, "a bed is certainly the most precious md
most favorable asylum to be found here be-
low" In fact, wher look at it, and when /
think when | step into it, how one issud-
denly, as if by enchantment, rid of fatigue.
cold, wind, dust, rain, importunate visitors,
tedious Conversations, common place. re-
marks, pompous assertions Dragging, put
ting forth headstrongs opinions, ~contradie-
tlons, discussions, travelling stories, conf:
Dental readings Of apoem Of whole trage-.
dy,. plantations of systems in long words, In n
terminable mvnologues, and that, in place of
all these, one has pictures, thoughts, memo
ries,to be called up, that he is Il, the midst
OF achosen society of rhantoms and visions.
just to his mind, and all these dreams, which
foreign writer calls ssmoon light Of me
brain" when think of what words to make
use Of to express my enthusiasm and vener
alton, and am almost ready TO bow in ad-
miration before it.'' Rs3 - lalgsN @ESs'a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

,MoRxo>isx IN laEIASD.---It u stated that
!he Mormon Saints have made a pilgrimage,
into the North of Ireland, and have made no
little comnotion in the neighborhood q Bel,
ast. Three Morinon preachers, named ,
Scott, Ferguson md McCalli.ter, fresh fIom
Salt Lake. were daily engaged ia Belfast.
'propa eating their immoral doctrines,s lec.g
turing, e1horting, and, as will be seen, con-,
vertlng. On Sunday evening prior 10 the
sailing OF the steamer. while Vet sbroad day !
light says the Northern Wing, :asbsptism
q three females took place at the Timber
Pond, near Princes Dock, while numbers
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
CHARLES Rem DARWIN,

V0A6HGO 0EN eVAN WIN, 10E
0eHIcEuFsTAIRS,I INTHE ECORNERBRICK
" jutsouth Of the Methodist Church.
June Is, 81.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
FgA - tiE8slN Hstssss tii1H +rafIF
] VOL 2---NO.1. =

saasss gi En itsf Nrw York. 0cf. tS.ss
The Washington. cWrespsndsat softahe
T'mrs flegrnphs as follows: -.
SO .'Inpnrtnnt dispatches wcre reeeiiySi 81,
Saturday. by Gem Ahaon,r, y Mia, cp,,,sir.f,
isirnctiens from the Mexiean scYprrsnsut..r
latiye To- the three millinn iustal,uanr, e.It,,,
understood that Mexico demonstrates n, ans.
the epayfners OF American claimants.''
-, ). -,,y Washington, Nov, j,
-e Since The difficulty between Dr worreI,.
scnrS lase Consul al Matanxas. and the Srar.
ishautharities, IL has bere discovered hv tho
State Department that the Gnnsals of all
countries, except our, own, within her most
'Cntholie Maiesty's dominion, havs The rish.
by spacai agreement to fake rosscssins,s 6f
the eff cts OF their deceascd countrymcn AMI
aliix their senls thereto, bns il win be recol.
elected that DIR w. was not SLOWED to per-
form similar function. or rather ~, a,tempt
70 90 80 was not respected by the Spani~ b MI
Z. In view IT these facts. i, issn;d thc snb;sc.
has heen officially brought to the aitentionSf
the Spanish Geyernmea,' in order that Our
Co'nsa's may be secured like privilcses.-s.rt
..ss4. l.ssaraa akiugstons (c.sWsl Nov.a544
On Sunday morning At two o'clock, Tho
whole block extending from Ontario 10 Queen
streets, Including the land ot,icc, with its
valuable docunlrnts, was destroyed 8bv fire;
also the lumber yard belonging teMrs Craig
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

..;,.--,. w oEk. N,v.r3.
The cek.7 ba. k Fat ms sho xs 4 4 {.
crease cfsS5e, st'avrn the sreci 2 ana sasl7,
j 90 in To- mss i nd anincrcnssf Of S24.3.,eO
in circuia ion, and So 1000 in ,dcposits,.,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

rsc5,s1 ass ssJ3t a,Fs en- New Orleans, Nov a.
The Baltic's news was received, blythe As
socisted Press to-day and published in even
ing editions. @r y.
Cotton declined and market unsettled.
Sales 5000 bales. f. j0 H3ialab 9dg hea2a}s
.ytns B8usspga aai Enston, Pa, Nov. s.
Ex-Governor Reeder arrived here to-day
in excellent health.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

aasss ysTa asvls5 asra Philadelphia, .Nov..5.s
ia kay's paper mill at South Treuton,s N. J.
was destroyed BY fire thls p. NJ ae,, ,~s ayf
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-14

5Sss from Evansville, by Nicola, grass,own Fort
iomorse, and Tusqai,ee, to Asooae. 80 miles,
once week
lave bsirssiile Tuesday al o mi
arse ~ FOR Hsmhsea same day by 6pmi
Leave fou Hembree Monday AZ 7 a IN;
AFr'sr e Aqaoae same day by N m;
Leave aqoone Monday al 4 o -;
arrive a. Fort Hsmb same day by PM
leave For, Hembsee Tuesday at 7 m;
anse az blslrssille same day by IL IA.
$3.50 from Casher's Valley Clayton Ga - niles and
back, once a week
Bidders sill state distance and schedule Of depart
ues ard arrivals
5s3s From w,lmng,on 10 Savannah. c.. a}o miles and
bach. dairy, IN steamers.
Lave Wilmington daily az 7 m,
arrive az SsYanush aay by 3smt
Leave Savannah daily al > N;
Arrive at W iming'oH next day by lam.
For isi Of ponasfsys IN Moth Croaa ed 10 ssyisg
70 me HG sens n gssuaners " Iasirueiions asasrsS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
MiIIinery Goods for Fall.

NE ISSES BRADLEY 8s BUELL. hs lfk just returned iran, New York with Ia and splendid assortment of Millinery Go. consisting as usual of every variety of S, Rihbons, Laces, and Trimmings, Artif' Flowers aud Feathers, Pushes, Veiyets. Sal and Enbraider'es-iogether wiih a cnmpl assortment of Millinery and Trimming Good every q. scripf,on. from entirely new desIs expressly f.r our fall trade to which yonr ca attention IS respectfully solicited All of wh will be sold cheap fur cash.
 Mournng Goods of every description constail,iy on hand ar made tn order.
 Ltchfieid, October I<t 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
A GENUINE POEM.

The annexed siirrilg old poem, says Il Home Journal, has the nng of the true me,s and is as applicable now as when it was VII ten-ior the philosophy is sound, and thereio. universal:
 W ho shall judge man from nature7
 W ho shall know hun by his dress. Pauprrs may he fif for pnnces,
 Princes it for something less CTnnpled sh,rt and dirty jacket
 May beclothe the golden ore Of the deepest ihuOshis and feeling
 Sa.in vest could do 10 more. There are springs of crystal nectar
 Eyer swelling oaf ot st..ne There are purp e buds aud golden
 Hidden, crushed and os.rgrown God, who counts by spnls. not dresses,
 Loves aI d prosprrs you and ncs While he values thnnes the highest
 But as pebbles en the sea- Man upraised ahnye his fellows, Oit furgs,s his fellows then: Masters-ru remember
 That yaar meanesi hands are men! Men hy ,bF men by feeling
 Men by ihought and men by fame, Cia,ming equal right to sunshine
 In mans ennohling name. There are fUam embroidered oceans,
 There are little weed-cfad rils. There are feeble inch-hieh sappiings,
 There are redars on ,he hills; Cad who counts hy souls, noi stations, Loves end prospers you and me For 10 H,m all yain dist nctons
 Are as pebbles on the sea. I bling hands alone are builders
 Ot natiun's wealth and fame; Titled iaziness is pensioned,
 Fed aud fatiened on the same, By the sweat of others foreheads,
 Living aRiy to rsjnice, While the poor nan's outraged freedom Va,nly liiteth up it's voice. Truth and justice are eternal.
 Born with t,yeiiness and light; Secret wronss shall never prosper
 While there is sammy night; God, N hnse warid-heard voice IS singing. B,,undess love t0 you and me, Sinks expression win it's titles,
 As the pehhies on the sea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
.S esC .9rr0Mgemcsss!

 vu~IlE subscriber would inform his patrons
 and friends from abroad that as he has not heen able la close up his hgsiness this Sprne, ss he intended l., have done, has concluded to continue his business another year; as heretofore keeping his usual variety of Goods. which a,e no, ,o be snrpass~d hy any cauntrv S,ott-- although there may be same dealers V hn have larger quantity of some kinds of Go''ds. ba, 10 find the variety here is the place. Bnt to r"in,o rs-,iculars would be useless ! aii ,ha,is ncres' sssv Id ssy is please call for what You want. and you wil: be very sure 10 tind 't. and at py,cs tha, will iu,lu.e you ta call again. Cash cvstssuers ore solicited. they are the ones ,ha hslp as ,o hoy aur .soads so cheap. and they ste the anes that w,ll reap . rich reward if the'r purchasrs are large. word ,o the iavevs of good TxA If vou wish fnr soc, hing in that line warranted so suit, here is ske place ia sapplv vonr wanss--sor 3t cents nor li.' yau ean have si,as whsch ss warranted to draw green, and tor 10 cts somethins richer !; from 70 ta s6 tha, which wsll make music in Inc dullcss csnpanv Il freely used, and some a little hirhes for extn occssions For prs'o', please coll and tsv it.
 Tr p.saucs taken ., the hishe., ma.k.. e.iee. C. f. PECK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Notice.

Ara meeting of she :. Proprietors of theA "A Orc Bed n Sasisbary, .hesd q Iakcv'ilets Rrsslrxd. that whctras Clarks.n Collins clsin.< tn h~ the purcEa ser lrom Falhes MansonIS nI ge S-1O0 Shsrssa the Cariist Siock Il saidis prupwsrscrs and is is aiiedged that the certificate iw cad shars has been lost cr destr"sea hvl cane eias asion--shat the Secretary pr.cn.e to ee h puhished an advertisement tsr at least SIX wseks in . nr~spaper printed in the county ol Eischfcld eisine noaiee ol said claim by enid C.liins and requiring al petsrne ~ho may hnld | CT have nns claim so said certificate ta give { naslse af tkeif said claim tsfhr Secretary of paid cooperation. and 10 produce said certificate . or foEtsis tho saHe.
 A true copy cl Record:
 Astsss. H. HUBBARD. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

The people of the Unisrd States li,ile kuew, when santa Anna ahslicMied ihe Presidency oi Mrxico.how much they them selves were interested in his downfall. Msee recent developments of the policy .i pieree's administration proves that hv, througls his Minister Gadsdea. was at the time If Sania Acna's fall, engaged in ' ,egocia.ion for the purrhasr of another strip of Mexican dessrs tor the nice liitIe sun of jsjfy milisans ef dalfars-- for ,hs fassher exsension oi slavery. and an increase of the political power of lLe South.
 May the Faivs always iaierpose as pro pitioasly between Pierce and his schemes io disgrace the country Nep Haren Jour nai.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
HEmRY ". HYATT, Editor and Proprietor.

have recesseda ! rsnspf sfH the csalection ol Town Tax of nine cents on . dollar on the \ sesslnenf Lisi oi 1851. Also. MrlIary I'a To seceiye the same wili he at the Town T, on Monday, December 3J, 1855, from U cIoc A. M.. uriiI 4 . clock. F. II.
 N. B Ali persons ueglering to pay ths Taxes ou or before that day will be ilable pay legal lees Tor collecting.
 HENRY K. WHITE, Colleetnr. Sharon. Oct. 5.h, 1855. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

We learn that the receipts of the baby show, held here last week. were not su!iici- rnt to enable tho managers to pay expenses Handsome babies are so plenty in Worces- ter that the exhibition had not sufficien, novelty to commend it's attractions to the grcat mass of the people. Few men, and fewer still of women, like to pay quarter to see the hanlsomess baby in the couhtry, when hy going home they can see that precise indivijual-for nothing.
 Worcester Spy. IF Good for Worcester.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Fl IT 1T NTEOI

IFS particularly requested fo he new and sple \ did stock of DRY GOODS just receiy by A. G. BRADFO.tt,. Noicoiiyi.le, consisti of plain and rIaid sferiHoes. Scoich piaids high coInrs, all wooi D.iaines, Parametti Fancy UeiaiBee, Caiicocs, &c.
 October lst, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
IF Good for Worcester.

rv Why doni you get up earlier, my son i'' said an anxious father. .dont you see the flowers spriag out ot their bed al eavly dxwnt' .s Yes. father. see they d", aud < would do ,ie sa,ae, if had as dirty bed ss they have. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

" Considering how many people are tied 10 Time. il is wonderful how the old nan caa mosea step.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
The Misses Farnswortss

NEfOifLD invite the attention of
 w Lad es to their new and beautiIui snri,nem of Fall and Winter Millinery. brnlber,cs and Fancy Goods. Also, a grca, variety si new and fashinna Dtess aud Cloak Trimmings, Willow Basl and Toys, &e.. B.. aud ia fact every Iii that Is usually tonnd in Variety Store. Ladies plense call and ste fnr yourselves.
 MISSES FARNSWORTu' $
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11


 A STORY AND A WARsNe.-The New Orleans Delta relates she following sad story, by way of admonishing it's readers sgains, any participation in the lottery ma- mia. which is said to prevail very extensive. ly in that city
 "A poor hut industrious mechanic had been laboring for years to accumulate suffi- cient money to purchase homestead for himself and family. On returning home each Saturday night, he would place his werkly salary in the hands of his wife, and request her 10 lay it by. flew months since. knowing that she must have saved a couple of thousand dollars hy his industry and frugality, and learning that piece of property was for sale in the upper portion of the city, which would be an advantageous investment. he called upon the owner. and It was offered 10 him at bargain. Over jaycd with his good fortune. he hastrned home to his wife. and conveyed to her the glad news. and asked for ihe money to close the purchase. But alas there was no joyful response in the countenance of his better half, hn, bursting into tears. she wep, most bitterly. and refused to he com fofied. The husband was asionished.- He asked an explanation. With head averted. and voice interrupted hy heart broken sobs, she made known to her hus- hand the startling fact--which fell like n ihunder-holt upan him. crushing his~piri,, and causing his brain 10 to,ter and reel from its ,hrone-that she, had wasted all his hard earnings in the purchase of Hava. na lottery ,icke,s! The vacant stare from the eyes of the husband which met this astonishing disclosure, plainly showed iha he was no longer capable of appreeia,ine his loss. but with a maniac laugh, wild and startling, he left his home, his wife and his little ones, never more to Teturn.--- \ few days more passed. and his body was taken from the river. The Coroner held an inques, upon ii and verdict of :. suicide informed the p,hlic how he died; but whl he died, remained secret"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

Er Marriage resembles pair of shears, Sd joined that they cannot he separatrc often moving in opposite directions. ye'
 always punishing any one who comes oe- tween them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Groceries.

Having purchased these Goods in July
 Augus,. we are now furnishing them to oar
 ,unnrs ., the same prices that the -Goods warth at whalesale in New Yprk. We woull say 10 all persons residing o' town. wha intead visiting this place to n their Fall pn,c ,csase--,hnt . liberal discount hc nsd., ,o ,hetn. Als,,, that they will be u, find everything on their memorandun al Snsr. N q E. A. BERR Wo,c,atvil,c. Oct ls,, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

EY One main falsisy shroad in iais age is the notion that women, unless compelled to do u hy ahsoiats poverty. are out oi place when eagagcd ia domestic affairs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
TIE HAND or GOD IN THE DESSERT.

THE HAND OF GOD IN THE DESERT. .Bayard Taylor in his journey 10 Central Africa,' thus speaks of the natural beauties
 of The great Nubian Desert.
 soon fell to a regular routine of travel,
 which during all my Iittersxp erience oi the desert, never became monotonous. l
 rose al ihe dawn every morning bathed my eyes with the precious water. and drank a cup of coffee. After the tent had been struck and inc cameIs laden, walked ahead for two hours. often so far in advance that |
 lost sight and hearing of the caravan.
 found an nnspeakable fascination in the
 sublime solitude of the desert. ofien be- held the sun rise, when, within the wide
 ring of the horizoI,, there was no living creature to be seen.' He came mp like a god, in awful glory. and it would have been natural act had cast myself upon the sand and worshipped him. The sudden changing of the landscape. on his appear ance-ihe lightning up of she dull sand into warm golden hue, and the violet on the distant porphyry hilIs-was morning miracle which never beheld without awe. Tue riches of this coioring made the desert beautiful 1t was too beautiful for desolation
 tnc sCcIicty so Idf fOih utpttsSttip. III. spired and exhiizrated me. never felt a sensation Of physical health and strength in such perfection, and wa. ready to shout from morning till night. from the overflow of happy spirits. The air is an elixir of life, as sweet and as pure. aad as retresh- ing as that which the first man breathed on the morning of creation. Yon inhale the unadulterated elements of the atmosphere, for there are na exhalations from the moist earth, vegetable matter, or the smoke and the steam which arises from the ahodes of men to stain iis purity. This air, esen more than it's silrnce and solitude, is the secret of ones attachment to the desert.- It is a beautiful illustration of the compen- sating care of Providence which leaves none Of the waste places of the earth with out some atoning glory. When all the pleasant aspects of nature are wanting, where there is no green thing. no fount for the thirsty lip. scarcely shadow of rock to shield the wanderer in the bazin. noon -God has breathed upon the wilderness his sweetest and tenderesi breath. giving clearness to the eye. strength to the frame, and the most joyous exhilarations to the spirits.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

E.I am thy fa,hrr's spiri, Y as ,h, holsls of whiskry said to the Glasgov weavcs's boy when ha found Il under th bed one Sssurdsy night.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

T An acquaintance Of ours. says Nes,ern pap~r, who has several aeFes el corn loraird as some point in the aoodrd territory below town, was asked what ns shought of it. "Think of !, says ae' |.. why. Think them inf fernai black6ifds afe hsadea al last !.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
.l0k;ce,,

HtAME into iI.c enclosure of the subscrit N on the 18th day of September. . wh barrow PIG-has no artificial mark. owner is requested 10 prove properly, p charges and take t away.
 Litchfeid, (Bantam., Get lsi. 1855. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

rY Suspicions tailor so suspected cus.o- m@r. ! Make you coat. sir Oh. just. sir. V lsh the gsea,sst pleasure Ihs.e, lns' stand in that position. please, and irok f'e., !, upon tlsat siga. while Ilake your measa'o. Sign reads |. Terms Cash.
 E-.Yoar friensiship is vesy dear 10 me- as the merchant said when he had 10 pay
 his endorsement fos his seighboss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

CrossInan's Barber's Shop, ID ENJOYED to the basement of the -4O Mansion House.
 l LOUR.-25 bbls. of Ex.rn Cerssee, in IT barreIs a"d bsgs; also, Graham, Hom'"y and Rice FIoui.
 McSsIL q BRAMAs. rROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE.-A N splendid assortment jus. received at
 McN. & BIS. KyEw Shsd and Mackcrei, in bbIs half tbfs IN and kuns. MeN & B. "cNEiL x BRAMAN are receivipg a M ccmpiete sss,rmeni oi Panama. Grenada, Straw aud Palm Leaf fisss of the latest styles. N N. & BIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
8Iack silks.

vfyST seee;ved large assortment ef chaics \ ks.rt S,lts of inc kesr manufacture, which srr ,se dsspssse6 to cell as very la~ prices. Alsn. a n6sd nssostncns of Ffenrh lawns. lI.raxrp &c. af iAe best ssyles. adnpts | sc the s< aeon, can he found al ile Granite Store n "'s'''' wooDlNG & LEWIS. Msv Iss ls5S
 YnAlNTs, olI.S. GLASS. kc. can he found I ia any qaantity ss tho Granite StnFe U,
 wooDlNG | LEWIS. May lss. iss5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
En,ess Goods.

In this department we h,liexpcrttos sell q persaa wh, lis np ,u ia, having lsmght of c styl, Dress Goods ,afrrcd in tic market, | p.ised ot s,rised llad Brocade and plain cot Merinoes. all wool N Deia nes of every q 25 ps Cehurgs beautiful colors. at the low [ al a5rca,s per yard, 10 ps Gala PIaldsl lpera Fiana.i, 35 ps striped and riaid Ms DcIainrs. 70c0 ards Prlnts iron. 1 i>2 to | .ta s.ard
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

Y Do good to your friend, flat he may be more wholly yours to your enemy that he may become your friend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
The Fall Campaign

FEfliE subscribers having been Tn
 l business uf selling Gouds in WoIcot,
 saa,e eight m, .n,hs, and having received su,
 haral patronage rum our friends III ihss
 the a.,j.,ining towns. we would al this time prove ihe opportunity ttl,rangii the cifcala uf inc l.itclitieid Enquirer, ia i,nnk alI of Il who have so iberally patronized tii,s essab ment---and we would here state that we not been untnil,diul oi the future interests al eu-to,ners. F.r the last three nonths M
 Berry. one of ,hc partners, residing in New
 has ntase Il h. business 10 select rom tiit
 time such goods as lie could parciioss at aucl
 at very low Taies; lie larger part uf our I
 which We shall .fier f, our customers ihis was purchased rreyions iu inc rise m g,s't There IS no disputlng the fact ihat our iaci far purchasing goods enahle us io sell of same qna!,ties ,n oar Dry Goods depar,incs prices from 10 to lJ per cen, less ilian uay q merchant in the eout,p can aff,rd them. have just rcceived aud they arc now oH,re, nspe ction the t,ltowing 2 .ods:
 Brown aud DIcnched Sheetings. l bale 4.i brown eo,so,i. soad article ! cts [ do do da do heavy, 6 i-a l do do da do very neavy. l-2
 eases n,ore of those fine bleacheJ, , < l du very fine do 6 l-1
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

IF Little hahils drive nails into our cof- fin. They more than make sp by their nun. importance. They are the true seeds of char. acter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Readv-Made Clothing.

I,, this department VIC boldly make ilie g meet wiii,ou, any fear of contradiction tha have the largest and best assortment in ih. consisting of every sar,e,y of men's and wear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

Enn Yards more of those Irish Linen rem SJUV nants 25 cen.s. at
 I'd N. & E.. A. BERRY'S. IT ADIEs Grass Cloth Skirts. chesr, a, A N & E. A. PERRY'S. DROWN Sheetines and shi,ines- another ID let 4.4 heavy bsown. 6 1-4 cts, at
 N. & E. A. UERRY'S DLEACHED coTToNs IS fine. 20 wards Et for si,00at N.& E. A. BERRY'S. nRESS GOODS just received, one case one 1J yard vide, pure Msddct Lawns at G l-4, ai
 N. & E. A. 9ERRY'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

TUST reed, % dor more of Pu,nam's rnien, ey se fadlustnx curtain Fixtares. winch are ss sssch admired by lh..se whe are using them. For sale by SPENCER & ADAMS C5 ss SsLs' h''' 'e""e's' '''0'' $ "is s!s. ,s. sev Ais". fresh corn meal every week WIADSELL'S LIME. for sale in any auanii,, III at The Naueatuc Railroad ncpn, or at s. & A. Store, by SPENCER & ADAMS. unn KEGS Tremon, Iron Co.'S Nails ., lUU reduced pricee, just received by
 S.& A. TUsT ,oak in at SPENCER & ADAMS and ey see their las, arrival of B@'ts md Shoes Nyow is the t,me to huv Summer Cohina lV cheaper than ever offered beorr. "t
 $ 6A'S. TuST received, 20 bbis. Por,rico aud refined ep Sugars of oil gtudes. ., S. X AS. c ALT |. cheaper. 20 Sacks Dairy and Hay - Salt just reed by s. X A. M1Ap River Mills Coffee in $. 8 and ] 10 M Cans .at S AS. UDoRK, Lard. Shad. Mackerel and Cml6sh III atways t, he found at s. X AS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

VXYANTEO.-Two ksst-rass Tailoscsses Vf ase wanted imuediasely bv
 sers. lsh. lsss,