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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
WINTER CkOTH.y'G.

HONSlSTING of Mantle, Wool and
~ Brocha SHAWLS Highland Pads, Plaid
Merinos, Cold French Meunos. Merno Cold
Paramettae, all Wool Dela,nes. Fascy Colorcd
d lanes Linseys aud Cailcpes, with Beaver
Cloths, Bruadcioths, CassImeres, Sleeps Gray
Sa,iinetts, T~eeds; also, Ready Made Cio'ning
CONSISTING Of Beaver, Lion Skin. frter>ham
and Broadcl,th Oyercoats. Heavy Wool and
Fancy Vests Cashmere aud Sariineu Pants
both Fancy ami Black. Heavy Wool Shirts
and Drawers, Red, Blue and Green Twilled
Wool Flannels, Plain Wool and Demet do
Salisbury do. Cotton do. Heavy Brown Sheet.
ings aud Shir ines. Real Buck Nittens and
Cloves, Oil Tanned Cow Hide, Kip and Cal
Boots, Rubber Over Shoes and Boots just open
ing al the Old Stand of A. e.. Bradford. Vol
cottylils, where all kinds Of Goods are sole
cheaper than a, any orher Store in the County
A. G. BRADFORD.
Wolcottville, Nov. l, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

bradford. &c Wnlcorv vile. has irs, re-
- reived one more case of those beautiful
Calico Remnants Call soon or you will lose a
bargain.
ROOTS. Boo's-f,rn'le mrn in want Of Gnor
B',o,s both f"r Men and Boys. will do well by
calling al BRApYeRb's
READY MADE CLOTHlNG.-l.oo o dol.
lars worth mere oi Overcoats. Heavy Winter
Costs, Pant .lrons and Vests, in I received a,
bRasrT Cheap Store. w lcnttvile
Pavnmsuns, Muslin Dslstnrs. and Nerinnrs,
ju.' r~c-iveha fresh suppl, by the subscriber.
A. q. RRanFnRp.
Sofi Hats. Winter Cans both Mon and B,vs
jusf rere'ved ut that Cheap Store around the
corner from Chu'ch's Hotel
tT Cash paid tr Mix Skinsat
A. G BRADFORD'S, Wo'cnt,ville
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

Al a Court Of Probate holden at HorUjnion,
rithin and for ihe District Of Haruinton, On
the ID day Of Norrnser, A d. 1855
Present. LEWIS SMITH. ESQ.,. Judge.
I'M motion Of Mary NJ. Catlin. Execu-
~ trlS Of the last WI, aud testamen, of Sam
url s. Calm. late III Harwint"n, wmhin SAID
district, deceased Thu Cnur, doth decree that
six months be allowed the CREDITORS 1T SAID es-
'a'e 10 EXHIBIT their claims against the 81 me 10
said Exccu,rix. after she shall have gwen pub
lie notice of this order, by advertising The same
IN newspaper published in Litchhed, and by
posting the same on public sign Pos. IN said
town oil Harwlnton. Certified frs,m Record.
LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

ME Citizens Of Litchheld County are
IL invited . call on The subscriber, " ho keeps
constantly oQ hand a large assori ment oi HAIRS
anu CAPS OF every variety aud fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arraneeme nis
with the best and most Ia stsionab,e houses in
New York city for supply nf Hats ard Caps
10 prepared {" iarni>h all who may give him q
call with articles in his line that cannon fail 10
suit, and al prices as cheap as they can be
bought in any place in the UnitedsStates. He
has on hand Silk and Fur Has, White Beaver
Summer HAS OF Genin's and Knox's manuiac-
.ure; also large assortment Of Fancy Hats Of
every description. He devotes his who'e atten>
i.n to this particular line of business
hereby tenders his public acknowledgement 70
his patrons for their generous support, and
humy asks Tor continuance Of The same.--
Store in West Street, . doors west al the Court.
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
Litch6eld. April 23d, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Qninces, Peaches. Tomatoes.

nR any other frnit NAV be preserved in q
~ pert. city fresh state Tor years without sugar
or other pfesenat,ve prop, nv, by the use Of
Ludtow's Patept seif-seatipg Can.
This 10 the only positively seiEsenIine Can
cement. They Gre nckmom ,seeed by ali who
see them The Draips'. 81 esi and most c0nyrni. nc
Cans in use. Full directions for putting up
fruits, vegetables, &c. VIII ao company the cans
Far sale whole ga ard n fail by
TAYLOR & HOltGETTs,
Manufacturers Of flanish ed Tin-Wnre,
No. 60 Beekmsn ST. corner oi God NY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

a The American Express Company,
Monday, paid over to the United States
Government the S5O.O0D said to have been
stoien from them, while on its way, under
custody Of their agents, from Dubuque,
Iowa, 70 New York The loss occurred
on the 9Th Of September, and the Govern.
men: allowed to the Company until the Goth
November TO make inquiry for it. Such
inquiries having proved fruitless, the money
was Monday paid over to Mr. Cisco, the
Assistant Treasurer Of III port, on behalf
Of the Government.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Brown Holmes Il Co..

WATERBURY,
HAVE so completed their stock of La.
IL dies Winter Dress Gods, ,ha, those W ha
wisn the pleasure Of selecting from FULL stock
our variety Of
FREseH MERISoEs,
Wool PLAIDs,
CAsHNgREs,
DELATNEs, &c.
They are the only Agents in this vicinity fol-
the sale Of The celebrated Providence Woo
Yarns and R,s,on Ribbed H,se, both OF which
are acknowledged the best Gnols Of The kind
ex'ani Also, general assortment Of w DOL
Kat Goods-Hoods. Muffatees, CATERS, DC.
BIseh0f s celebrated Black Silks. aud Alex.
andres genuine KID Gloves.
V-lvets and More Antique Silks for Ladies
Cioaks.
Opera Fiannels oil cslors.
Boys CLOTHING, Fall and Winter styles
BROWN HOLMES 4 co.
Waterbury. Oct. 23d, 1855. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

"HE Laurence Machine Company are
IL now prepared to take jobs for building,
flung up aud repairing all kinds Of machinery
and ,nlil-work. which they have facilities fur
doing on short notice. and IN as reasonable
terms as any o'her establishment.
The Foundry Is "ne oi the best in the State,
and as they have purchased all OF the patterns
belonging I" the late .yd Manufacturing Co.
Wrnsted. they are enabled to make casting Q
from the same patterns a, less prices than they
can be- procured rlse where.
Experienced workmen are employed in the
various branches, md whoever NAV he in wan,
Of any kind ot machins work can depend upon
having il done Ia their satisfaction aud ara 70.
quesrsd TO give them ca !.
A. ]. ELWELL, Agent
Norfolk. August LIST, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Matf;;e0.

In Torring'on, iith instant. by Rev. J. A.
Mex ,nsirv. Willard II. Barber TO Miss Jane
c. Wilson
IL Goshen, on Tuesday. Oct. 3o,h. by the
Rev. l. Perrin. Rev. Samuel Johnson OF Ash
vile. Chautauoue ca. N Y. tn Mis-. Catherine
G. daughter Of the Rev Chester fsham, former.
" of Taunton, Mass.
In Wa,rrtawn, 2Sih instant, nv Rev. Mr..
Abhoi,. Andrew G. Hard to Mss Mary A
Russell, bah Of Wnteriown.
In " ater,own. 10Th instant, Sheldon J. Alling
Of Orange q, Miss Harriet barnes 1T Watertown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
News from Head Quarters.

II ATE arrivals of New GOODS at the ell
IL known Variety Store, which is the place 10
find every thing that is needful for the comforts
oi life Dry Gods in aln,st all the varieties.
Cloihing cut and made 10 order, Dress Goods
aud Trimmings, Groc. ries of all kinds, asa,
Crockery Hardware, Boots and Shoes. Piinls,
Oils, Drugs and Medicines, and assortment Of
School. Miscellaneous, and Toy Books. and
host of Yankee notions too numerous to mem
ton, all Of which will be sold a, prices that can
not fail To sui, the purehaser-ior proof pie ass
give US trial, as the stock IS fast Disappearing
and now IS the time to make good selections.
Z. +. PECK.
Ellsworth, Nov l, 1855, "
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
rENHE Cour. Of Probate for the Di.,ric,

FENHE Cour. Of Probate for the Di.,ric,
IL Of LItchtirid hath miied and allo xed six
months from the date hereaf lar the creditors to
the estate of GILES GRISWOLD. lat. of Go.
shen, in said district. deceased, in which to ex-
hihi: their claims TOR ALLOW ance and settlement
Those negleeting Ia preseR, their accounts,
within sa.e iime. property atiesied, viii be de-
barred q recovery. All persnns indebted To said
esa'e are requested t" make immediate pay.
ment 10 l. PERRfNE. Exrcu-
MOSES LYMAN,} tors.
Nov. 9Th, 1855. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Notice.

rAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ on the 10th day Of November, thirteen
Yearlines, seven OF which ar Steers. one dark
red bull and Eve heifers; among Ihem are Two
black ones, four pied aud seven rid ones Each
has siit IN the left ear.
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
JOHN JENNINGS.
Milton, Nov. 18th, 1855. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
ID II Y G GOD s.

IL thanks for the very liberal patronage
with which their Store has been favored in The
past-and they hope by cons, ant attention To
the wants OF the trading public aud by a system
OF far and honorable dealing 10 re'ain the II
share of the trade. Our sinck OF new Gnnds is
large which We are selling al small p,ofir..-
Our Grocery department is full and complete
and we feel confident OF our ability 10 satisfy all
who purchase ot Us that they receive 4hei,
moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselve.
before purchasing elsewhere.
S. D. SORTHWAY g. co.
South Norfolk, April is, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

Da WIsrAk was true friend to man when
he gave rs h's trepara ton OF Wild Cherry Bal
cam. Many owe their lives 10 this SIMPLE rem-
edy for lung isease who would otherwise have
died Of ,nsumpiioa. We know this To lie true.
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, only
BY SErn w. FowLE Boston, Mass. To whom all
orders should he addressed, and for sale bv A..
c. Smirh, Litchheld; Alvord & Brother, WoL
eotiviIle; PheeBnix Co. Water,o wn, and drug.
aisis generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
7 he Misses Farnsworths

Nv GUILD invite the attention Of the
Lad e. to their new and beautiful n.
sor'ment Of FAN snd Winter Millinery Em.
brnderes and Fancy Goods
Also, a grea' variety of new md fash;onabl.
ifcssand Cloak Trimmings. Willow Ba.l e..
and Toys. &c. h.. and in fac, every Thin,
that ia usually found in a Variety Store.
Ladies please call and %. for unnr-o've.
MISSES FARNSWORTH'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
The Young Ladies Institute

Of Corns ALL Com will resume its Winter
~ Session IN Wednesday, November eth,
and continue FIVE mon hs.
Its terms are s75 per session Of FIVE months,
with privilege ri studying anv Of The branches
t. ,ght in similar institutes. and including tut.
tion, rooms, board washing. lights and fuel
An extra charge will be made for Music oil
ten dollars per quarter.
For further PARTICULARS enquire of
SARAH A. JOHNSON, Principal.
Cornwall, Conn., Oci. SD, 1855 Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

= Dr. Beale. the dentist has been par
doned by Gov. Pollock, and liberated from
prison at Philadelphia. He was convicted
IN October year ago, of the offence With
which he was charged after administering
ether 70 young woman. and was sentenced
70 m imprisonment of four years and six
months. The DR.. was overcome by the
glad idings, and was for some time ren-
drred speerhless The interview between
Dr.. and Mrs. Beale. after the release, was
affecting in the extreme.
In pardoning him ths Governor expresses
his firm conviction Of the Dr's innocence !;
he believed that the woman who testified
against him was laboring under the hallu-
cination produced by the action of the chlo-
reform. Such was The opinion Of many ex-
perts at the time of the trial.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
ROSE CLARK.
A Ronlance-By Fanny Fern.


The last work and first contnuou. tale OF this
brilliant and fascinating auihorsss, n nth Hail.
achieved success unexampled IN The annals
OF letters. In the language Of leading period.
zeal, II 'created mere profound St nsasi than
any which has been issued during quarter Of
century But il is unnecessary To allute to the
merits of Ruin Hail. Judging from The num-
Der Of copies Of il we have sold. we judge tina,
everybody in the United SIarea has read it. As
respects the work we have ROW in press, ROSE
CLARK, we can only say tina, We regard il as, IN
every respect, greater, better work-and are
confident il will not only suslsin, huf even in
crease The repu,a ion OF its distinguished "a ior-
ess We have reasons for IN hiking Rose Clark
will make greater sensation than did Ruth
Hall
1t will form an elegant l9mo volume of over
400 pages. Price 81 IS. on receipt OF which
COPIES will be sen, by mail, posi- pad. 1t will
be for sale bv III booksellers.
20 Any newspaper CIV, ng this dive rtisement
three Insertions, and sending US n copy Of pa per
with advertisement marked. will receive an
nd yancecnpy Of The work hy mail. post paid.
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Sra.s.sost s.Ive Cure. aang~ orm..

P.st Chison, Of South Be lin CHAM, n ceebra
ted Boot Manufacturer, writes that tie had been
effected ior years with Rag orm. had tried
every thing, but without help. Tire Massa-
so,t Sale had the des red sfieci, and cured YIN,
J. p. SULLIVAN. Proprietor, B. ,s,on.
Sold the world over. at 25 cents per box
Solo BY A. C. Smith, Litclieid; Aivord 4
Brother, Woicut,viiIe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
agents vtfgss;ed
WitchelPs Neu National Map

THlS work, just issued. exhibits the
Il U. States, Mexico and Central America
on larger scale than they have ever been
shown on any single map. Being the OILY
Metallic Plate Mop on satisfactory scale yet
published, embracing these eoun,res in their
proper connection, aud sold at q lower price
than any work of similar character heretofore
issued, it afIrsis greater advantages 10 can
vassers than anv man ever bsor published.
S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
20 PniIlteipha.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

TWO HUNDRED BBIS.
EXTRA GENESEE FLOUR Just re-
IL ceived direct from the Rochester Mills
and warranted In be free from Flour manuiac-
tured Of grown Wheal-for sale by
SPENCER 4 ADAMS.
Li.chfeid, Nov. 10Th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.

At Court Of Probate hoi1rn q, Norfolk, mi,Aim
ssd for fke District If Norfoik, on the i9th
day Of Norsmber, A ID 1858.
Present w. b R,cs, Esq, Judge
MRS. NANCY CANFtELD, Ariminist, ark
lvA IN the aa,e Of WILLIAM PgeRY CASrisLn.
late af Norfolk. within said district. Decreased.
having represented said estate insnvent, aud
given n tisc tn all concerned, &, appear hefure
this Court ,he present dav. at o'c'ack, after
noon. to he heard relative TO the appointment,
Of Commissioners. and M one appearing. this
Coar' doth appoint John K Shepard. and Hiram
NJ Ills Commissioners, to examine and adjust
the claims of the creditors Of said ESTATE: and
aiso doth decree, that SIX mrn'hs frmn this date
be allowed them tn exhibit their claims 10 said
Commissioners, and doth direc thar public no.
tice NJ this order he given hy advertising the
sanse In newspaper published N Litchficl
and by posting 4 copy thereof on the public
aign pos, in said ,awn OF Nrfo'k, ne arest m.
place where the deceased last dwel,. Certified
from Record. w D. RICE, Iadse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

Whe Hsids Trump-Mrs. Margaret
Trump, ii Massiion, Ohio. states that her
husband, @ A Trump.Ieft home Nov. 18th,
1854. and has never returned. She wishes
any oae who eau to turn up that Trump, so
she can finish oct her game Of life with
him
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Wanted Xns,,s e<liuscIu,

N the First School District. a male
Il Teacher to leach through The winter. To
a competent man satisfactory wages will be
given. AMY 10
VIM. H. CROSSMAN, Committee.
Liichfeld, Nov II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
.Nof,re.

The suhscvibers. Commissioners on the estate
Of VIM. Perry Ca feid. late Of N. rf,ik. dsceas-
Shepard's Hotel in Nerfnlk. At 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. an the Oh Tuesday Of January. and
May next. TO receive. examine aud adjust the
claims against said estate.
HIRAM MILLS,
]. K SHEPARD.
Norfslk. Nav. n. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
District of Washington, -. Probate Court, Noe.
5h. 1855.
ESrATE Of HENRY KINNEY, late

~ oil Washington. m said dis'rcr, deceased
The court If prubate for the d.-trlei of WASH
ingtun. hath irmse and allowed 6 mo tbs from
the da,e hereof Tar the CREDITORS of laid Estate
represented ins.avent, in waich ID EXHIBIT their
claims thereto: and mas mpp,in'rd Frederick
Beardsiey and David T. Whiiilesey, Comnli,s-
toners TO receive and examine said claims.
DANIEL @. PLAT r, Judge.
The subscribers give notice ;ha, they shall
NEE, ai the dwell ing huse Of Mrs. Annette
Kinney. in said Washington. on the third Mon
dav in Nayembe. and the las, Monday in Apri,,
1856, al 9.'c,ock in the forenoon, on each III
said days, for the purpose of attending on the
business of said appointment.
FREDERICK BEAR DSLEY, Commis
DAVID C WHfrTLESEY. sioners.
An persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
enested 70 mike imupdiaie payment to
7s RUFUN EMfYF, !Aiu,inisfrx.o..
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

vUNHE Court Of Probate for the District
IL OF PlvmonIh hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof fer the creditors {.
the estate of JONATHAN POND late al Ply
m"uh. IN SAID district, decreased, in which to
exhibit their claims for allowance and seiIle-
ment. lhnse sege.tlng to present their ac-
counts wHhn sad time. properly ate tied viii
be deharred y recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate SIRE sequ sted 10 make immed ate
payment 10 MILO BL AKEsLEE. Adm'r,
vita the will annexed.
Plymouth, Nov. 10, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
The Fall Campaign !!

NSHE subscribers having heen in the
IL business Of selling Goods in Woicot.vile
some eight months, and having received such o
hbera! patronage rom our friends IN the Ind
the adj lining towns, We would at THIS time I'M
prove the opportunity Through the circulation
OF the lIchtied Enquirer la tina nix ali of ,hos.
VINO have 30 literally pa.runised this establish
nent-and we would tere state that we have
no, been unn,aiu i ot The future In,e rests o our
cu>taners. For the last three months Mr.. n.
Berry. one Of hr partners, reading ~ New York,
has made II his business 20 select from tire 10
time such goods no could parchsss al auction.
al very 'ow rates; the larser part uf our stock
winch We shall 'ffcr la our cpsiunt rs his iail
wss pun chnsed preyioxs to The rise IN goods -
There /. no dispuiGa the fact thai nur iariliirs
for pufchasing goods saas W 70 sell "f the
same qualities in our Dry Goods department o.
prices from 10 to IL per cen, les Than any other
merchant in the COUNTY can ah-fd theun We
have iu.t received AID they ARE now offered for
Inspection the following q. DDS:
Brown and Bleachsd Gheetings.
bale - brown cotton, good article. 6 c., pr vi
do DO d" do hesvv. ID do
do do do do very nesvy. sl-2 do
cases more 81 those fine bIrsc he'd. do
do very fine do Ola do
Dress GeeSs.
In this depa f,Ineat We shall peet 70 sell every
person who calls upon rs, wing bought nf every
siyi. Dress Goods offered in the market. COM
p'ised Of srrc~d PLAID Broca6e and plain cnlared
Merinnr. all wool VI DeIa 'nes of every coor,
IS ps C"hurgs besutiiu coors, st the low pr ce
OF IL cent. per ward, 10 ps Gala PIsi.ls. 5 20
0pers Flannel, 35 pc striped and plaid Muslin
Delaine-. 700 yards Prints from 10 to IL i.2
cis per yard
Ready.Made Clothing.
In ihi. depa !tTn-nt we boldly make the state
meet wirboui any fear Of c"n,rs diction that we
have The largest and best assortment in the Co.
consisting OF every variety Of mems and boy .
wea..
Groceries.
Having purchased these G,'ods in July and
August, We are now furnishing them td our cue
TONERS a, the same prices that the Goods are
worth n, wholesale in New York.
We would say TO all persons residing out Of
Town. who intend visiting this place 10 make
their Fall pn.chase-ihst liberal discount will
be made 10 them. Also. that they will be sure
IN find everything on their memorandum NJ our
Store. n 4 E. A. BERRY.
WoIcn,tville. Oct Isl. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Gents Furnishing Good q,

WYE have now great assortment in this
w line, viz: Hats, Caps, Bnckskin Gloves
and Mi',cns, Wrappers and Drnwprs, Shirts.
Collars and B,soms black Silk CRAY watts verv
large and Heavy. Napoleon and Fancy Ties,
Snspenders, Trunks, Carpet Bags. Leather and
Canvass Bags, &c. McNEiL q BRAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Di,trie, Of Nev Milford -. Prosas. Court, Ncv.

JFH, T5JJ I
ESTATE Of Hon. PERRY SMITH. late
r. nf New Milford in said District, deceased.
Pursuant To an order fran the court OF probafe
for said district, will be sold at Pubilc Auctio.i,
TO the hishest bidder, on the 26tn day 4 Noven,-
Der. 1855, at ! oclack in the afternoon. uni %
previously disposed Of IL private sale, % much
# the real es'aie OF said deceased a. will saiss
the sum Of five thousand Elk hundred q. d Thirty
dollars and fary-ssven cents, with in..idenial
charges Of sale. Sale tsfake place on the PRE-
misses TO he sold ut the villag. in ssid New NIL
ford. and 10 adjourn 10 The vsrions pieces soid.
Terms made known a. she time Of sale. 1
1 JOHN s. JURRILL, Administrator
On nsss 6yols 10, sdniaistsrsA
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

WHEAT FLOUR af superior quality in
~ hhls and hags, direet from he m III; also.
nones. Molsssss aud cosrrc and fine Salt. for
ass ~ q. n. Ranw~os
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
.ltap lI.i.sser Goods.

UvHE Ladies' can 6nd new assor,men,
- Of Millinery t;oods q, Misses BRADLEY
Z BuELL'S Also. nav Cloak Patterns. aud
Cloake made IN order Al SHIRT notice.
Lilchfeld. Nov 10Th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Plaster andCOal.

ME subscriber has just received a
q cargo "f Plu- Plaster: also. In, of III.
best red ash Coal, egg and stove size-which h.
will sell for less than Bridgeport nrico.
E. GOULD
East Mill, Ltchfeld, Sep, II. ,f2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Norfolk Academy

Norfolk Academy.
TIME Winter Term Of this School will
II commences on Mon5ay, the Sd day Of De-
cember next. Terms per quarter Of Il weeks-
Common English Branches. ~ IS
Higher do. do. IS
Longu3ges, IS
w. B. RICE, Principal.
Norfolk, Nov. 10th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
II II TET

IS PARTICULARLY requested to The new and eplen.
1 did stock of DRY GOODS just received
BY A. 6. BRADFORD, Wolco,tville. consisting
OF plain and plaid Merinoes. Scotch Piaids or
high colnrs, all wool Drlainss, Para msltas,
Fancy Delaincs, Csiicoss. &c.
October LIST, 1865. =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
More New Goods,

Is, DooR EAST OF TEE Cousr HousE.
MCNEIL & BRAMAN have just received
w their sccand supply u Fail and WI ter
GOODS, among which are rlain aud PLAID Me.
I'm es. Psramettas, De.atnes, Bfocha Sha wis
Bay State Sha wis, Ladnrs Clo,h. Table Spre ads
Gems Furnishing Goops, Over Goa, Cloths.
Mems and Bows Winter Goods, &c, &c.
Lichfield Oct 29I 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
Rockwosd's United states Hotel,

ROckwosd'S United states Hotel,
"ART FORD. CONN.-This welt
II IL known II ,use has been rrhult and very
much enlarged and IS now .p"n ready 10 ac-
co'umodn,e The travelling public or The pcrma-
neut resident. The house has been built and
fitted up with all the modern Improvements Of
the day, and with an eve to The comfort OF rs
guests Tile proprietor will spare no pains Ia
make this house model one Tor good living. and
to- he best of care and attention on the pa ri Of
al! employed on the premises, 10 the wants OF lie
patrons Old customrrs are invited to return
and new ones 10 he sure and cell
II. ROCkW GOD, Proprietor.
September. 1855. Sm22
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29
More New Goods !!

rOMiNG and going Al the BEE HIVE"
~ Dress Goods and Trimmings, large stock
just received and for sale low by
S N. BRONSON.
Also, 1000 feet seasoned inch hemlock boards
and 1000 feet pine do do, for sale cheap.
November 18TH 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-29

NVHE Court Of Probate for the District
- Of Liichheld has limited and allowed ihr, e
m,n,h- fr.'m tho date hereof fw the creditors IL
she estate of West & Giadh,li, "a firm dong
basiw~ss in l.,rhi-ld IN said district assigned
for the hrnriif of said rreditn,s to exhihit Their
claims ,hese'o; and has appnintcd Messrs A.
3 Leafs and James Baldwin Peck Of SAID |. ten
held Commissioners To receive and examine
said CLAIMS. Certified nv
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice tina, they shall
meet n, the house of Daniel Si"d'iard in said
Litrhseld an the 26 b dav or December. ls55,
and The 26'h day OF February, 1856, NJ o cork
in The afternoon an each Of said davs. n tho
purpose OF attending on the business OF said
appointment.
A s. LEWIS, Commits
J.. PECK. ( sioners
DANIEL ST0DDARD, Trustee,
Litch6eli, Nov. s6lh, 1865. 4t3l