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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
DEBATED,

DEPARTED.
Steamer Kate CasseI, --, Galena.
York State, Griffith, St. Louis.
Alhambra, Garbett, Galena.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

DUE TO-DAY.
Steamer Lady Franklin, Marlin, GaIena.
Excelsior, Ward, St. Louis.
Vienna, Hay, St. Louis.
Latrobe, Ransom, St. Louis.
8" New st. Paul, BisseII, GaIena.
Globe, Roberts, Minnesota River
Shenandoah, Laveille, st. Louis.
Federal Arch, Firchild, St. Lonis.
Excel, Williams, 81. Louis.
Henrietta, GaIepa,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

FLOUR.
6O5 barrels Jasper Mills Extra Supernne Flour for sal
\aoct Is diff by A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
October Is. MONDAY. S.: ;; -: :; -. ;,
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer AIhambra, Garbett, Galena.
Steamer City Belle, Lodwick, Galena
Equator, --, up river.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

~ " ~ dGi ayiC,os. Virginia G Old Leaf, Nccit
- ru.. U.oaoko, 3 me cut. yellow Bank, AMI Snok
nag do - BOND * X LIOGG'S,
.ry2N Oit Brown Drug store
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
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a,71 useless ~ "a ...u.u. .atHg. We keep the
= '.:.y Drug Store - tie ueapest, best and mo.
a>tDo,'e ne Lc.sIic.y. We ettead stcctly to the
rresc,. uon department Of noase, and will be
."uaa ".vays t,tbd a;ii. al the wants of our
numerous v.u-a.n.s aud CITY country Gus
toHeIs. s. J,,I,.;te 10 st al, 10th price
ald q"s...,v. oars respectfully,
move H)ND ~ KELLOGG.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

..4,,. - - 80, = PATTI. Rms,
y l.cl ~ N.*e at .4a cheapest st orr Pare
= itie Rooms, o. Poste IT, Post Oiice
y, gus, - a. /. uOWITZ 90.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

Steamer City Belle, Lodwick, GaIena.
" Equator, 7, up river.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16

FLOUR SACKS.
5000 Flour Sacks, for sale by
SOoct Is diff A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-16
Bon u 4 KELLOGG.

/ l-'-"A' s-.s a'seslS E!-2Sg-yz slsES.
E III. tire Vafrint- We usual death Oh
! - wolves On haEd L large quantity of strych
hine CAST the quantity you want, botIies also, IA
and mice e terminators, chemical preparation sure
/ Si0r 20 md ""~e ~Hte tlan arsenic Cal on
BOND &. KELLOGG
nov Upper Town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
6 A Mans a Man FOX a. That %

Can you rub 1t Out? Wet your finger
and with it rub out the veins in the
hewn granite! and then try and destroy
the fact that though man be poor he
is still man. The butterfly has more
reason TO be proud of the celored dust
OF his wings, than man OF the colored
dust of his pocket-the snail OF his
fancy built shell, than the nabob Of his
palaces; for God has given them, but
how often on the contrary has man
stolen bis magnifcence?
Who sleeps the sounder, the poor
little child that falls asleep upon the
husk-mat, Or the dainty thing that lies
on feathers piled ? Whose dreams are
the pleasanter, the little urchin who
springs with delight at the illusion of a
bright sixpence found by The roadside.
sor the miser who wakes with frenzied
eye and tortured brain, crying Muir
der, murder, thieves!"
Wealth surely has its advantages,
but he who considers baughiness, dis
dain and derlsion as among the number
is fool. That's fiat! but get away
from the conclusion, if you can. Old
Pharaoh found it out TO. his hearts
.contenl-so did Haman and any guam
tity more of them. So, if you are
poor don't despair, neither fret if the
nose is sometimes turned up at you
Noses turn TO dust like other things,
and though you have not got go'd still
remember, "A mans man for a.
that ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Readings Russia Salye

Us Boston Remedy Of thirty years standing
Il and is recommended by physlcians. II is
sure and speedy cure for Burns Piles, Boils,
Corns, Fe!oHs, Chrlbla,ns ard Old Sores of every
kind for Fever Sores, Ulcers, itch. Scald Head,
Ne,te Rash, Bunions. Sore Nipples, (recom-
mend d by nurses,l WhtIows, Sites, Testers,
Flea Bites, Spider st'ngs, Frozen Linbs, Salt
Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore
Nose, Warts aud Flesh Wounds. il is a most
valuable remedy and cure, which can be testi-
fed to by thousands who have used 1t in the city
of Boston and vicinity Tor the last thirty years.
In no instance will this SaIve do an Injury ar
interfere with PHYSICIANS prescription. 1t is
made from the purest materials, from n receipt
brought from Russa-ot articles growinrin that
country and the proprelnrs have letters from
all classes. clergymen, physicians, sea captains,
nurses and others. who haze used ii themselves
and recommended il to others. Readings us
STA Salve is pnt up in large tin boxes, stamped
on The cover with picture of n horse and dis
abled soldier, which picture is a so engraved on
the wrapper. Price 25 Cents a Bor.@ Sold at all
the stores town and country or may be ordered
Of any wholesale druggist in Norwich. Hartford,
New Haven. New London or New York
REDDlNG-& co Pruprie,ors,
s State Str, et, Boston.
"Every mother should have hog il the honse
handy III case OF accidents to the childrer." 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
COTHREN'S HISTORY OF
A lent wood bury
For SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
EtschGeia Hat Emporium.

'EsHE Citizens of LitchfeId County are
IL invited to call on the subscriber, W no keeps
constantly on hand large assortment of liars
ana CAPS OF every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with the best and most IA sh,onabIe houses in
New York city for n supply Of Hats and Caps
is prepared Ia furnish all who may give him
call with articles in his line that cannot fail to
suit, and at prices as cheap as they can be
boughtin any place in the United States. He
has on hand silk and Fur HAS, White Beaver
Summer HAS OF Genin's aud knox's manuiac.
ture; also u large assortment OF Fancy Hats Of
every description. He devotes his whole atten-
lion to this particular line of buslness-aad
hereby tenders his public Acknowledgements to
his pulrons for their generous support, and
humhly asks Tor continuance OF the same
Store IN West Street, , doors west ot the Court
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
Lltchiield, April 23d, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
at the Old Brick.

-First Door West OF the Couri-House-
Nh AY be found new stock of Boots and
iSA shoes, spnng fashions for 1854. We are
now prepared 10 offer to the people OF Litchfield
County altogeiherthe best and largest stock vi
Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety of
style ina ginable; it would be useless and imp6s.
sble 10 name the different styles Of so large a
stock as we have at ,histlme-we therefore say
TO all, come and see forYourselves, for our stock
only need be seen to prove the truth OF what we
say. Not approving of the humbuging system,
we would here say, as to prices-ihey shall be
nnltorm, some as high as the highe and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here nihis hu able manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past fayors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us
call before thew make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY e. TROWBRIDGE.
Litch6fld, May 18th. 1854.
T. N B. We have a few notes and accounts on
ha nd of which we should be most happy to dis
pose at cost. 90 A word to the wise. &c.
1r NJ. d T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Cash Music and Piano Store of
H GRACE w aters

MO. 1888 Broadway New Y ork Opposition
~ TO the Combination Music at great,
reduced Rates --Notwilhs .andlng the comtJiaa-
ton of Music-Dea!ers to keep up the prices oi
nen-copyright music against the interests OF
native composers, and their refusal Ia extend 10
Mr.. Waters the courieSIes of the trade, he is
making immense eaes-having abundant evi.
dence that he has pubic connteRance and sup
port IN his opposition to the Greet monopoly and
in his eilrts to aid native Talent and adopt the
matt mai currency. His stock OF American a nd
European music is immense, and the catalogue
of his owu publications. is one OF the largest and
made great Reduction in The prices OF Pianos
M eiodeups and musical Instruments or all
kinds. Superior toned IL Octave Pianos for
S175, 500 and S325, intcr of as good quality
and Instruments as strong and as durable as
those which cost $500. Pianos Of every variet,
OF style and price, up TO $1,000, comprising those
of ten different manufactures: among them the
celebrated modern improved Horace Waters
Pianos, and the first premium bollan Pianos Of
I Gilbert & Cos make to@ners OF the Eoean
patents Second hand Pianos at gre at bargains.
Prices from $40 to $50 Meodeons from FIVE
different manufactures, including the we'll
known d Il Il w Smiths meodeons, tuned
the equal tempetamen') tife+be make in. the
United States. Prices 45, 60. Is. 100 lis, 125,
I35, $3.50 Smith double bank Melodeons 5000
Each Piano and metodeon guaranteed; the
best erins to the trade, Schools &c. IL I-2 per
cent discount TO clergymen and churches. All
orders promptly ate nded 10. Music sent to al
parts of the country postpaid at The reduced
rates; !, General and Select catalogues and
Schedules of Prices of musical instruments
forwafdedto any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Two High Blood Horses.
Morgan Wild air and Young Diomede

81 I've are coming Clear the Truck ,,
MORGAN WILD-AIR--Ths high-blooded Morgan
Horse will be at the Mansion House Stable in
Ll,chield every day in the week Sundays ex-
cepted,l through the season.
He was sired by Young Putnam, he BY Old
Putnam, he by Old " oodbury, he by Original
Margan. His dam was. the celebrated Paine
Mare, bred and formerly owned by Gov. Paine
Of Mortified, VI. She was sired BY Old Green
Moun'ain Morgan, he by Old Clifford, he by Old
Woodbury., he by Original Morgan; her dam
by Old Rockingham.
He Is i've years cd this season. and is NOT
exceted by any Horse Of his age in Vermont
where he was ralsed-snd is rare combination
ot blood, beauty, strength, courage, docitty and
speed. So - -
His colts are Of unusual promise --posses, ing
in retnafkat'ie degree the distinctive qualities
and characierIstcs al The noble and woGderi ul
race al HorSes-ihe Mnrgans
This colt was raised by f., Seymour of Brat
tleboroughs VI. aud stood al the stable OF A. j.
French of ~ olcotl vile last season.
YOUNG DIoMEpE was sired by Stakeholder, his
dam by Constitution. Canadian Ivy imported
Saltraim, Stackholder was sired by Sir Arohy,
dandy Citizens Inlpurted Surfing, Sir Arcbt
was sired by Old imported piomede, dam ini-
ported Custanra.
Dio.uede will be at the above mentioned
stable every day Sundays exccptedl until 8
O'clock in the morning and from 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon
Terms for Morgan, SO to warrant; for Do
mede, s. TO variant.
LOTT FEM. q
Litchtield, May 18th 1855. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
"a Little Store Well FiIIesi.''
New Spring Goods!
AT THE OLD STAND,

Near c. S Church's Hotel, WolcottuiUe.
A G. BRADFORD would respectfully
ms inform the good people of this part OF
Luchtield County, that among all the changes
OF the mercantile community IN the Sc parts he
yet remains at the same old store, and although
he cannot boast OF Granite and other fine eXte-
rior appearances, YET, if n,odesty would permit
he would speak of the splendid stock Of Goods
which IS to be found inside of his establishment.
The unprecedented low prices OF Goods in the
markets OF New York and Boston has induced
the subscriber TO visit those places, from which
he has just returned with large stock of the
cheapest Goods ever offered 10 Discerning pub
lic.' The subscriber is placed in situalion To
sell these Goods al lower prices than The same
quality of GooIs were ever sold before If cheap
Goods and attention TO business are Inducements
for you 10 call shall await with pleasure the
opportunity to dispense greater bargains than
yoa have been in the habit Of getting for the
money.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese wanted in any guam.
tiv.
Wolcottville, April IS, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
New Spring Goods !!
B e e HI " E..

ID ECEIyINGt through all this week splen-,
II did assortment of DRY GOODS for the
season, including the best variety of Staple,
Fancy and mourning Dress Goods aud Trim
mings, of the richest styles and quality ever Of
fered in this town, and probably in the county,
or within FIVE miles at least, and comprising mol
''25 3-S carloads Of brown SheetinesH or car.
loads OF Merima OK Styles of Prints, ony-or 100
loads of Gas for banscme, bq. the real articles
Of Merrimac, English and French Prints and
Brilliants; IL weolan all wool plain and fg'd
muslin and Barege DeLaines and De Baizes,
sChaily Barreees, SC. of all colors; also French
English and American "a printed Lawns and
Ginghams, large stock and cheap; Shawls and
White Goods Of all descriptions; black and
colored Dress Silks of styles and prices to suit
ind Silk Trimmings for all the county. Also
Laces, Mus'ins. Collars, Edgings, Ribbons,
Hosiery. Gloves, Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings. Goats, Vests and Pants Shirts, Linens,
Shoes, sc. Also Groceries. Crockery, Geese
Feathers, Carpets, Paper. Hangings, Mattings,
Oil Cloths, &c.
Produce ,panted in payment.
o. Shirts given out to be made up, in any
quantity desired.
;.,he.Il AL pcsE
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Tyew Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &C., SC

EUST received. very large and general as.
- sorlment OF all kinds Of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased at
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 little
ready money abeui their clothes are respectfully
invited to call and examine quality and prices.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather Tor sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main. Street.
= Also. agent for the sale of DR. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic, for relieving balances and restoring
grey hair 10 ils natural color. Nothing like it !;
try il. -
Litchfeld, Sept. 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Es<B Has jus, received from NewYrrk
co. rs1%xs.s fresh hot OF cry desirable goods.
tsstsssSai - Jewelry, &c, consisting Of gold
and silver Spectacles, gold Breasipins, finger and
ear Rings, Keys shirt Studs vest aud Guard
Chains, Wedding Rings-a very pure article.
\ full assortment OF near-sighted aud convex
spectacle elasses-which makes the best assari.
men, ever offered in this place, aud will he sod
at the lowest prices Best ste Ring silver ware
made expressly for retail. Watch repairing dane
la the most skillia manner no apprentices en-
ployed at watches in this establishment. Coffin
plates on hand and engraving done at sh"r,
noice; mending done as usual. a share of
public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
Litchiield. June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

E-~s.gxE J z T U II D: (
ExaA45A41S A New Discovery in 3ledicine
4 few words on the rational treatment, without
medicine, OF Sperma'orrhea or. local weakness.
nervous debility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness
Of the l8bs and back, nsilsp ,sition and in ca pa
city FIR s;ady an1l labor, duiiness of apprehension
loss of memory aversion TO society, love of sell.
fude timid,ty. selfdistrust, dizziness, headache,
involuntary discharges, painsih the side, afiec-
stous ottne ewes, pimples on the fsce, sexual md
other infrmities in man.
: From THE FRENCH or Dr. B. De LasEv.-The
important fact that these alarming complains
may easilyb removed without medicine, Isl in
thus small tract clearly demonstrated; and the
entirely new and highly successful Urea imen' las
adopted by the Author tally explained, by means
of which everyone is enabled 10 cure himself
perfectly. and attic least p ssh'e Cost, avoiding
thereby all the advertised nnsirums OF the day.
Sent TO any address, gratis. aud post free in a
led envelope, BY RENTING Tpost paidl two
postage stamps to. Ds. p. DE LANEY, No. II
Lispenard street, New York. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12

Eating Eggs on Your own Risk
The Rome Sentiacl tell, the following
. anecdote in regard to first class hotel
in Albany during the State Fair:
In the rush for fodder on that &C.
casion, boiled eggs were ordered.-
The old grey-headed darke at the end
OF the table soon returned with dish
OF eggs, and'the following message:
Gle, the cook s-s-s-sa-ys you'll
have too r-r-r-ru-run your own risk,
there's great many bad eggs n-n-n-
no now a-days." n
This was damper upon. the de-
mand for eggs thai morning, hungry
as were the several guests a, the table.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Maugatuc Railroad.
go lsfsss 7s3 IL
Sumneer Arraagement, /. Commencing Oh
Monday, Nay 7th, 1855.

Summer Arfdayement, ! commencing Oh
Monday, Nay 7th, 1855.
TRAINS our OF BRlpsErokr.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winsted, at lo.40 A. NJ :, or on arrivalof
the A. NJ. Train from New York, and
connecting at the Junction with the 1920 A.
M Train from New Haven.
: First Freight Train leaves Bridgeport
for Wins,ed at II 80 A. M, receiving pas
sengers for Wins,ed.
Freight Train with passenger accommo-
dation for Waterburyle,vss at-4.3
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port for Waterbury at 6 10 p. NJ ,or on the ar
rivalef the $40 P. M. Express Train from
New York, connecting at the Junction with
the IS P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
rRAINsINTo BnlpeEpoRr.
First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
at 5 SO A. NJ, connecting at Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail-
road a, Is A. NJ. for Hartford and interme-
date Stations and connecting at the JUNCTION
with the A. Nd. Train from New York for
New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport in
time for the a.35 a NJ Tram to New Haven
for New Y ork..
FIRST Freight Train will leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport at SIS AM, arriving at Bridge
port in time to take the Express train from
New Haven TO New YorR.
Freight Train with passenger acccmmoda-
tions from Wins,e arriving in Bridgeport in
time to connect with Express Train from N.
FL aven for New York, leaves al 6 20 A. M.
from Wins ted. ~.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted a:
os P M.cennecting at the Junction with
Train TO New Havoc, and at Bridgeport with
sthe A Is Nd Tram ts New York.
iDP The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
+, STAGE LINES
Bradley's Stageirom Woodbury., South
bury, Souihford, and Oxford. will connect at
Sesmourt IA umphreyssille)wsr the 8. IL "A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF The 10. 40 AM Train fromBridge-
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNeils Stage from Watenown, will con-
meet ut Waterbury every day with the SO
A M Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 40 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 P M Train from
Bridgeport.
Fenn's Stagefrom Litch6cld will connect
at Liieh6ed Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
| Aliens Stage from Be,hlem will connect at
Waterbury with the s.3a A. M. Train down
on Mondays, wednesdays and Fridays. Re-
turning on arrival of the i0.40AM. Train from
Bridgeport OF Tuesdays Thursdays aud Sat-
! urdavs.
| Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
| Hitchcocksvlle, will connect daily with the
! 2.O3 P. NJ. train from Winsted, and return on
the arrival Of the 10.4o. "A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
o. S. HIPS Stage leaves Winsted daily on
| arrival Of the 10 40 AM. train'from Bridge
oor, for Coebrook Centre, Sandsfeld, Mont
Vile and Darlington.
A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tickets are purchase ed at The Offices.
w. D. BISHOP, Vice Pres't and Supt.
Bridgeport. April. 81, 1855. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Black Hawk Horse Raven.

TENtltS Horse will nd al the Robbins Farm
N tsa Called OF the SUBSCRIBER IN Norfolk,
abe coming season, at te. and fifteen dollars.
TIE oldest cotsut this horse are three wears old;
the stock Is ii extraordinary promise. The sub
scriher hopes To exhibit al the ne 81 State Far
al Hartford, coils threeand TWO years cid, md
veHrIines, The eldest dripenin harness. OF beau
liiul style atid uttiHe action and speed !.
Raven IS ov Vermont Black Hawk Black
Hawk by sherman Mor2an, lie by the or gina
or Justin Morgan BY True Britnn. by General
De i.ancey's impaired 1'ravt Her SC The dan.
OF Raven was hv The Yale Horse, he by Cock.
OF The Rock, fun brother OF AMERICAN Eclipse
and considered a better horse than Eclipse ex-
cepi upon the turf lie owaed hy CieI eral
Amos Varnuul, of Vergeaues, Vermont. y The
dam OF the Yale Horse was very fne mare
owned by DR.. L. d. Warner, OF New Haven
Vermont; she was by Clifford Morgan. Clifford
Morgan by the Woodbury. Morgan, by The Jus
TN Morgan, &c. The dam of Ravens dam vas
black mare purchased in Galway. Saratoga
CoantvyNew York, and owned by Harvey Yale
of Mid,iiebury. Vermont. She was fast, and OF
urifivailed endurance. The dam OF Raven was
well kaown in Addison County Vermont, for
her speed, doci'iiv, aud capacity in harness.
She WAS sold by Mr. Yale to George Chapman,
Esq OF M'ddleharY. and nnrchascd Of him by
the subscriber, IN January lSiT. She is sill re-
tanned Tor breeding purposes Her color is bar,
with dark limbs; her countenanee and figure OF
the Morgan character.
Vermont Bla ok Hawk stands at 500 the sea.
sou. Raven is one If the hest OF his cole
ROBBINS BATTELL.
81 Norfolk. Apri! q. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
MANSION HOUSE.
by
WN Z. RIOS S NJ A M.

Il Il is prepared to extend to travellers and others
the bestnt accommodations "for man and bea ST."
The Hotels located in the pleasantes / part of
the village, and effort will be spared to render
II at all times adesirable home for those who may
wish the place. To the members ofthe Bar and
others OF Liichfieid County, he has only to saw
that the reputation the House has possessed Tor
the last twenty years will be fully sustained.
Connected with the Hotels a Livery Stable,
where good tear,s may be had 1t any time.
Litchlield Nav 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
RVHEN | first commenced the sal,

AAT II Elm hist CUilulUIlCPu tIt6 SAFE OF
w the celebrated Vermont Marble class
# unprincipied men said that it was good for
nuthing, but finding THAT the people ,ciH haze 1t.
his sameclass Of men are palming off New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want OF
Sravestones or Monuments of the Rutland, VT.
or Italian Marble, or my other work in my line
can depend upon getting the simon-pure article,
worked in the best style, and at the lo,pest possible
rates. by coming to my establishment or by let
ter A large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH. So So
Litchficid; Al Pickett or S NJ Ensign. South
Farms Gen Abernethv or Charles R Welton
Wolcottvil!e Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsev, Norih6eld-or to my work in almost
every cemetery in Litchfeld county.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury March. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Litchle!d and Naugatuck r, n.

STAGES leave the Mansion House at Is
- a. VI. and - P. NJ. connecting with trains
toBrLdgeport, AMI in the n!orning with train 10
Hartford,
4. Leave lItchiield Station on ARRIVAL Of the
10 40 morning train and Go evening tram from
Bridgeport.
FAR fifty cents. L. FEM.
Ltchhoid, May Nth, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
PRE- MIua
T Z r. e W Q 3 * s

IN every variety. at Who'esale aad Retail,
manufactured by JAMES G. HOVEY.
Ais,, Eir sale To the trade
5000 BnNes God CHIP Pistol and Cannon
Crackers.--5Do0 Boxes Turpedoes-
100000 Pulling Crackers
The whole comprising the largest and most eS-
tens've stock OF Fire W orks in the o. tied States
90 orters addressed - NJ. lie Wash;n ton
Stree, ar " Mix Street, Boston.
Laboratories at Camhsidgeporr and Brighton.
Boston, May 9, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-12
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrangements
ticle Of GEESE FEATHERS-selected and
pack ed with great care b. ourselves. in pack
a ges Of frem 20 to SO lbs and wiilfurnish at
all times any quantity from 90 to 1000 lbs, Of u
quality they will warrant IS good as the best
and al as low prices as can bepurchased Of
equal qaality in the State.
s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1855.