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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Iielmbold'S Genuine Preparations.
hELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EIfRlCT RuCNI.

For diseases Ut he Biadtiet and Kidneys, Sc
cret diseases. structures, Weaknesses and all
diseases OF the sexual organs whether IN ma IL
" female, iron whatever cause they may have
otigic'ted and 90 matter Of how long sta nd,n .
1t you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in The system, III
surely 60 down from one generation To another
very vital fluids oil life, do not trust you, sell ia
the hands OF qnacks. who start up every day
IN cny like This and ill The pa GERS with slat
ing iaisehoods, too weii calculated TO deceive
The young, ard those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot be loo careful IN the
selection of a remedy IN these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoun.
c"d by eminent hys,e'ans The greatest remedy
ever known IL - a medicine per ieeiIy pleas
ant IN lis taste and very innocent IN it's action,
aud yet so thorough thai II anp,htlaies every
particle Of the rank and poisonous VIRUS Of The
dreadful disease-and, unlike other remedies,
does not dry up the disease IN The blood.
Constitutional Debility, broush, on by seif
abuse, a most terrible disease, which has bro't
thousands Il the human race 10 unii,nei,
graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes OF
Parents, aad blghiin. in the bud The glorious
ambition "f many a noble youth, can be cured
by this Infallibie remedy. And AS medicine
which n,usi benefit everybody, from The simply
delicate 10 the confirmed and despairrc in
valid, no equal is Ia he fousd acting both as a
cure aud preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
At the Old Brick.

First Door Wsst Of the Court House
M AY be iounJ a new stock OF Boots nd
4v1 shoes, sprIns fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared IL" fer to The people u, Li,chtield
County altogether the besi aud large stock Vi
Boots and shoes that was ever brought IN this
town. Our stock consists of every variety OF
style imaginable; II would be useles and impos
s:ble TO GaIne the different Styles of SO large
stock as we have al ,histi,ne-we the re lore say
TO all. CONS AID see for yourselves, for our stock
only need be seen t" prove the truth oi ha, we
say. not approving of the humbnginp system,
We would here say,as I" pr,ces-ihcy shall be
uniform, SEINE as high as the HI, hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here IN this hu bic manner to nder
our atiet thanks TO all for the II past :avors,
and mos, r, specriuily invite item To give US a
call beiuTe they make heir spr,ng purrhases.
MEaFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Litchft Id. Nav li,h 1854.
Il. We have u few notes and ccounts on
ha nd OF which Ne shout. he rf,osi happv TO dis
pose at cost. 2cr A wordto The wise. &c.
NJ. g. T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
WM ~ Fall aocD3
1855 At the Beehive, 1855

EU>T received a splendid stock Of staple
- end fancy DRY Goods, consisting in part OF
s,uadci.'h.. Ca-simeie-. &c French Meriaos
.t,d Co5args 10 choice cplors. French and Am n
,ain and fancy Muslin Deiaines. Debaigee.
;,nahams AM fancy and mourn ny Prints. pia,d
Merino.. gala PIaids and silk gaia Piaiis black
md p's I'D and striped Dress Silks 10 rich pate rms
-Tnbei. Cashmere and wool long and square
haw's, wool. &c; a.nne,.. mnrrens, diapers
,ieached AMI uu,,;eachcd Shretings and shirt
na-, Firke. Linens, &c.
Resdy-tn .de C.o,hine-A large stock of coa,.,
rsis, pante, shir,s. ins riHD tn and drawers, Sc.
In-ery, gloves. etc in great varsity. w.joie u
fsrn, carp--t warp. cei'j and white cotton bats
md wscJng. Dress Trimmings-,he lsrSes,
tock in The county; Shoes-Ladie-', mi.srs Ind
:hIld's Of aIi desrrip: ioas, patent rubber DO. Is
md shoes; Flour. geese feathers, groceries,
.rack-rv, & all oi which have been selected
With great care, and will be offered for CASH
= .di.. or work at a s,nall advance from cost
~ SHIRTS gwen out 10 be made up 10 any
Ina"fi,y. Also, Insurance agent for srvesa
,oo,i companies. s.. n BRONSON.
LitchfielG Sept 25, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
CHHf{0N.


WOULD again cali the attention OF the
u puzzle to the occurrences that almost dai v
come under INV observation af prddcrs and 9th
crs paiinins off their glass for Scotch Pebble
Speciscie-. nj enormous prices. am row III
thor'zed 10 say from !. Ack!ty that he has no
uas' ling agent or p:ddler who carries his pr b.
blfs III this Stte-so that those w." bus of The m
d" Il nj great risk. ani those whp have bnught
have The comfortable reflection thar they have
MORNING alter all bat common elass. ] would
again state that IL may he easily and simply
tested IT yon have the glass by touching your
lips az tnngne To each surcessively and ubserv.
Ing the temperature o. them the pebble alwavs
preserving the temperature OF stone while The
glass " III be much warmer. They can only be
hid IN l.iirhtield of A s. Baldwin. VIII ha. on
baud full and complete assortment oi all the
nunibers and will I've happy TO show them 10 d ny
who wish To examine either out OF curiosity OF
with intent 10 purchase.
A 3. BALDWIN.
N. y. Wa'chr. and repairing done by himself
'lways with nestness and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

NH ORE New Goods just received at the
1tl@ Granite Store" The propnetors Of this
Establishment would again remind the public
that they have received during The pas, two
weeks la.ge additions 10 their Stock of Goods
and are now prepared to show TO their G. customers
as large aud good an assortmen as can be found
IN the county,
Among The Goods jnsf received can be found
more Of those choice OIL boiled black Silks =,
one dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks at So
French Lawns and Berages, Trimminos. &c
all colars and styles. w.
HATS AND CAPS lin This department We .Ya
thoroughly "pased,' having a very jaroe 4 :.
sortmsni OF everything in that line, WHICH we
can seIi Q; asion,shinsiy low prices.
GARPErs AyD PAPER-flAxsisss. stock n
Carpe'ings, Paper Hanging, &c. i n.~ on;, y,
large. and 10 that department we DEFY rom men.
ton WOODISC E .WWnpeu'
1fsn'te Store, WofcotviIle. June II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

n y nv" OF lou acres oil valuable LA nd
- IN high state of cultivation, suitably
divided INTO me sdow, rtow. pasture, wood and
timber land. On the Farm :. two large two
story elhng-iieuse., ,.r~ nearly new and of
modern style. three large Barns with Cows beds
attached. and othrr necessary oui-buidn4s. all
IN good repair. The Farm is ell ,.nr. d with
stone, has hs,"e water in almost every lot also
an abundance Of ch.ncr irnn Of all X tnds. Thu.
arm IS situated IN the town OF Monroe. Fairfe Id
County, Cmn.-is alb mt nne yves, oil III. vii.
i"se anu churches. IN good reiehhorhood. on
road mnrh isasesrd, mites fr nm B,tsfo,d De pot
rom S.cpnsv Depo, on The Hoasa,nn,c r ail
road. 10 fnes moth Of the city of f,r,dseport sue
1m,ies from Birmingham. II will he sud ,oret h.t
- desired will he divided into two Farms o.
60 and HOO scrss each. to sui, The purchaser
Ane person WISHING 10 purcha de- ssahie Far,
will do well 70 view this ms j, n,u., he soJ a., =,
heiore the LIST Of January Possession p,v.,
INN e,i,aiely. For further information call on.
WILLIAM hEARDSLEY. near the premises.
WIN has Legal authority 10 soil the same.
Monroe, August 9Th 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Mangatue 1ailroad.
ca - ~ -
Sunsmer Arranyemsns, COMM esscsng On

Summer arrangements, eOnsaesscsng en-
Monday, Nay 7th. 1865.
raAissour OF BRipeEpuRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridsepor 1
for " insted, at 1910 A. M, or on srr,ss Al Of
the 8 A. NJ. Train from New York, and
connecting atthe Junction with the 1920 A.
Nj. Tram from New Haver.
FIRST Fre.gh, Tain leaves Bridgeport
FOR W,rs,ed At II 80 A. M, receiving pas.
sensers fcr wins,cd.
Freight. Tram with passenger accommo-
dat,on h,r Watcrbnr, leaves a. 4. so
Second Passenger Train~ieaves Brides
por, Tor Waterbury at 6 10 p. NJ, or on the ar
rival Of the SEQ p. M. Express Tain from
New York connecting a, the Junction with
the IS P M. Train from New Haven.
rRAISsISro BRIDGEPORT
FIRST Passenger Tram leaves win.tsd
al so AM, connecting az wae,hu., with
III. Provide nee, Hartford and Fislkill Rail.
road at z Is A. NJ. for Hartford and intetme-
dla,e Stations and connecting at the junction
with the 2 A. M. Train from New York for
New Haven, aud srriv,ng in Bridgeport IN
for New York.
First Freigh, Train will leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport, a, 5 IS AM, arriving at Bridge.
port in time to take the Express train from
New Haven To New Yo,k.
Freight Tram with passenger acc"mmoda.
lions from Wins'ed, arriving IN Bridgeport in
time tn connect with Express Train from N.
Haven for New Yoik, leaves at 6 80 A. M.
| from Winsied.
Second Passenger Train leaves Wiusted q,
03 P NJ c"nnecting OF the Junction with
Train 10 New Haven, and ut Bridgeport with
the | P NJ Tram ,s New York.
IP The Freight Trains have Passenger
! Accommodat tons. s
AeELlNEs. FE
Bradiey's Stag, from Woodbury., South.
| bury, Sou'hford, and Oxford, will connect at
Seymour u umphr. ys,illelwnh III, 9 II A M
Tram down. Returning, leaves every dsy on
the arrival oil the 10 40 AM Tram from Bridge.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
| MeNe'ls Stage from w s,er,own, " III con-
meet at Waterbury every day with The 8 80
! A NJ Train down Returning on arriva Of
the 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 P NJ Train from
Bridgeport.
Fenn's S,agrfrom Li'ch6eld will connect
| q, Lit. h6eld Station with mail Train each
way. daily.
| AIl.n's Stage from Beihlcm will connect at
Waterbury with The s.32 A. M. Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival Of tn. lO.l0A NJ .Trp,n from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays.
Horace Skinner's stage from OTIS, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Col.brook River and
Htchcockssile, viii connect duty with the
203 P. NJ trait from W,nsted, aud return on
the arrival Of the 1910 A. M. train from
Bridgeport.
o. s. Hll's Stage lenvcs W,ns,ed daily On
arrival Of the 10 40 AM. train from Bridge
port for C"lehrook Centre, Sands6elj, Monte
Vile and Burlington.
A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tickets are prrcha. ed AT the "fIices.
j W.D. BISHOP. Vice Pres, and Spp't.
Bridgeport, April. 81, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
New Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SEcEs, CATERS, &C., &c

lust received, very large and general as
- sortmt nj OF oil kinds OF Boots and SHOES SUIT
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased o,
auction the past week, and eau pr"babl, be sold
ready money abou their cl tles are re spec ifully
invited to call aud ex mine quality andpricps
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather ior sale Is
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Nam Street.
Also. gent for the sale Of DIR. Beers ceehra led
Hair Tonic, for relieving ba idness a nd restoring
gre, hair to lis natural color. Nothing like il |;
try il.
Li,chfield, Sept. !eth 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
En- ] nrst commenced ii

IA &J ] INC SdIb
w the ce ebra led Vermont Marble class
of unprincipiei men said that il was good for
nothing, hut finding that the people wiH hare IL.
this same class Of men are palmng off New
Preston limestone aud other inferior qualities Of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want Of
cravestoues or Mouumenis of tile Rutland. VI.
or Italian Marble, any other work in mv line
can depend upon getting the simnn-pure article,
worked in the hest style, and the loDesi possible
rates. bv coming to my establishment or by let
ter. A large collection Of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH.
Please refer to Drs A S Lewis or c VI Hooker,
Li,ch6cd; A Picket, or S NJ Ensign. South
Farms; Gen Abernethv or Charles r Wel,on,
Welcoiiville Ncssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsev, Northheld-or tn my work in almost
every cemetery in Litchfield coun,v.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury. March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Or. Stephen Jewett,s Medicines.

NO\SiSTING oi Health Restoring Bnier.,
~ Pulmonary Elixir. and SrenQ hen NJ Plss.
.r, may he found ut the store ot The suhs crii,er
Frae experience proves that II is contrary "a
hatate that any single arifce or compound C an
'ur- every disease, aud II also proves lba,
tMh'ng has ever been found TO so efs.ctualiy
eradicate disease as DIR Stephen Jewet's Justly
anl highly celebrated family medicines prepared
W S'eptmn Jewet'-esch designed and unrar
aue'ed IN the permaacn relief and cure OF all
isesses for VIII, h they are rec ruine n,ied
originally prepared hv une OF the mos, success.
ful and eminent phi, s'cians ,hal ever lived. aud
used and recommended by eminent physician.
OF he nfrsrn, day.
No Family shfud he wi,hou, them for upon
hem firm aud true reliance can he placed.
A. c. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

k66C49S&W MAJ A51ele09so1f1os
ssnstiE Cifizens Of Litchheld Coanty arc
IL invited 10 call on The subscFibeE, who keeps
constantly 81 hand I large assortment 0f HAxs
ana Cars 81 every variefy. and fashion. The
suhscriberfsvinx made complete arrangements
with the best and MIST .ashl0ssabsc houses in
New York city for 4 supply Of Hats and Caps
10 prepared tosurnish ali who may give him 4
call with ariisies in his line that cannos fail 10
suit. and al prices as cheap as they can be
bought in any place in the United States. He
has on band Silk and Fur Hats, w hiie Beaver
Summer Ha ts Of SeaIn' q and Knox ) mannfac-
tufe also a large assortment OF Fancy Hats Of
every description. He devoies his wfoe aiien-
tim to this particular line Of bnsiness-aad
hereby tenders his public Acknowledgements TO
his patr5as for their generous support, and
hamhly asks Tor Continuance Of the same
Store m West Street 2 deors west OF The Court
House. HIRAM JACKSON
! Lltchfeld. April 23d, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

Sold Himself The following IS an
old story, bot none the worse To- that :
II appears man had pure hssed some
wool in country store. which bad
been weighed and paid for. and the
merchant had gone to the desk to get
change for note. Happening TO turn
his head while there. he saw IN a gla.s
which swung SO as to reflect the shop.
a stout arm reacn Up aud take from
the shelf heavy white oak cheese.
Instead of appearing suddenly aud
rebuking the man for his thell, as one
naturally would, thereby losing bis
custom foIever. the crafty old grn,le-
man gave the thief bis Grange as il
nothing had happened, AMI then, u,.d-r
che pseience Of lifting he bag to lay i,
on bis horse for him, took hold of it
he exclaimed:
Why, bless me, l must have reck-
oned the weight wrong"
"Oh, no." said tie other. "you
may BE- sure you have not, Tor l coun
ted with you"
Well, well, we won't dispute tn.
matter, il is easily tried" said the
merchant. putting the bag INTO tn.
scales again. There" said he, {"
told you sol knew wa. right made
q mistake Of nearly twenty pounds
however, If you don't want the who'll.
you needn', have It'll take part OF
il out"
No, no (" said the other, staying
his hand on its way to The strings Of the
bag. :" ] guess ! will take the whole
And this he did, paying Tor his dishon
esiy BY receiving the skim-milk cheese
at the price Of wool.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
HELMBoLp's HIGuLT CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extrart xarSapariIla,

Far Purrtyrrg The blood, re moving all disea ses
arising from excess Of mercury. exposure and
iinprud.nce IN iiir. chrome constitutional d,s-
ease atis'"y from ,inpu,r state al the blood
AID The onl, reliable and .fferfuai known
remed, for The cure at Serufu.a. Salt Rbsam.
Scald Head, DECORATIONS OF the Throat and
Lrss, Pains aud S~eli,ngs Of III. Bones,
fetier, Puppies on the Face, and all .csly
Erupions oi Inc Skin.
THE article is pcw prescribed by some OF
the most distinguished pit, s,cians in he coun.
Try, and has proved more efficeBi IN practice
ihan any prepa raiIon 81 Sarsspatiia vet offered
To the pubic. Several cases uf secondary
syphilis, HcrcunsI and Scrafulu,S diseases
have entirely recovered in the neural lie wards
~ our pubic Institutions winch had for many
y"ars resisted every mode Of treatment fhat
could he devised. These case- furnish striking
examples { The sauiary effects Of this med.
enc IN ar-es''ug some Of The most inveteratr
diseases. after the glands were des,ro, ed and
the bsncs already afflicted.
NorIcE Letters from respon sii,e phvsi
clans ard professors Of several Medical Col
ieses. and certificates Of cares from patient,
viii hef"und aceompan, ine both prep.ratirns
Price -Buchn, 81 per battle, o, 6 bot,les for S.
Sarsapsr,lla. i"
sqnal in strength TO one gallon of Syrup Of
Sarsaparilla. a--
Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBOLD.
Chemist. 26S Chestnut Street, near The Girard
H"use, Philadelphia and TO be had Of drug
sisis and dealers every where.
All letters directed 10 The Proprietor or
Asent receive immedi.ie atfeniion.
For safe by A c It'd, Litch6eid
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Ounces, Peaches, Tomatoes.

ar any other fruiI NAV be preserved in
or other nfsser'atve property, BY the use OF
ladiow's Fnt.t seIf.seaiirg Can.
This 70 ''se only POSITIVELY seit-.eaiine Can
made, as oil 6ihtfs require WAX. solder or
cefntnt. They are aeknOw legged by all who
sre them the nea, safes and MOST conve n ia Mt
Cans IN use. Full directions for putting up
fruits, vegetables, &c. wall IL company the cans.
Far GALE whoiesae ard retail nv
TAYLOR & HODGETTS,
Manufacturers oil Pisnished TiI-Ware,
No. 60 Be. knlan 81. corner OF Cold n Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

che goes to church twice on Sun.
days. and only wakes up. when the
preacher denounces the sinners oil
Sodom aud Gomorrah, and those
slough old Jews OF Jerusalem -
His head 10 bald aud shiny with the
sermons that have hit aud glanced of
He clasps his hands in prayer, hu,
iorgets to open them when the poor
box is passed around |; aud he goes
home like a successful man, thanking
God that he Is not as other men,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Txx q EAL1.ELUJAH.

4 ON ELL MASON'S new collection OF
- Church Music, contains upwards Of One
Thousand pieces OF Music, adapted to about
'ne llu"dr d and Twenty Metres, and much
anger variety Than usual OF An hems and III her
ct Pieces. The E',mrnfs Of Music have been
~pcc'h'iy prepared tJr - ping { asscs--a sari-
tyst pleasing exercises. four part songs, aud
nunds interpreted, and there !. added NUsicAL
|oTAT'oN IN A NUrsHELI-a brief course ior
'ehools.
specimen copy will he sent bv mail. post.
hid, tor examination, TO any teacher 81 music
~ leader at cher. on receipt OF Ssveniv-fIve
eats Published hv MASON BRO TIERS
- fark Row. New York. Sanborn Carter &
B'zin. Boston. 1921
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

81 t.SPECTFULLY informs the tnha bitanIs
ID oi Litchfieid and ITS vicinity tina, he has
taken the Store lately occupied nv Mr.. Weller,
where he intends carrying the Watch and
Ciock repairing business in all its hranches-
ami all work viii be warranted 70 give rertect
satisfaction. &. REMNANT.
Litchfield Aprlt 1855 6m5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

n CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS
n WARE IRON Eost00 has been received
and % for sale ~ the Shop 81 the subscriber q
SUGAR B,w:s. 3pyon Holders. Cream Cups,
Batter Plates, Preserve Plates. napers Gobless,
Egg Guns. Lem0nade Cups. Candlessicks, No
iasses Cups. Ten dsffrreai styles fumblcrs. Sc.
&c sfich the public are invsiSd 10 cali and
examine.
STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware. g.. &c.
al~avs m hand. w. CONE.
Norfolk. July l, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

Keen, As well as comical, is the
following toast, given at a late sgricul-
tural fair a, Barns,shle :: b" The Farm
ere Of Cape Cod-Al,housh they may
sometimes be ia doubt. from the pecu-
liar nature Of the soil, whether they
are digging for clans or potatoes, they
have always. Notwithstanding. a com-
ior,able assurance that they shall find
either the one or the other"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
MANSION HOUSE.
W Vt. H. e L O s S n A NJ :.

AVlNG taken this House, The subscriber
III Is prepared to extend to travellers and others
the best i accommodations ''tor man ana beast
The Hotel located IN The pleasanIes, part oil
the village and no effort will be pared TO render
it al all tunes desira Die home Tor those who maj
visli the place. To the. members Ut the Bar nd
others OF Llich6eld County. he has only to saw
thai the reputation the House has possessed TOT
the last twenty wears will he fully sustained.
Connected with the HWelis Livery Stable,
where good teams may be had al any time.
Lilchfield, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

"A writer Of q love tale, in describing
his heroine, says" Innocence dwelis
in the rich curls Of her dark hair -
A critic commenting an The passage.
says" Sorry 10 hear IL; We think il
Stands . periloas chance Of being
combed on,."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Geese Eealkers.

THE SUBSCRIBERS hav, r.udt arrangements
to keep a constant supply al fret cate sr.
ticle Of G EEsE FEATlIERS-stltctrd ard
pack ed with srea,cnre b. ours, Ives. in pack
ages Of from20 10 so lbs aud will furnish Of
all times an,qnanii,! fron2Oio 1000 lbs, ola
quality the, will warrant a. good az the best
and al as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal q"aluy in ,heS'aie.
s. l.. HUR LBUT.
Winchester 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Taguerreofypes.

,asHE question is often asked why so
II much better L,kenesses sre ottsined a,
the rosns II The Subscriber Than can be had al
aay other place. There are tst twp reasons,
viz the purity Of The atmosphere in this parti
e,,iar i,ca NV, AID peculiar combiasti,'n Of
chemicals which he has introduced into bis la.
r1atory known only To himself. Likenfsses
AIKEN rqnn'lv well Of adults in clsuiy weather
A sp.ept:d assortment Of Cases. Frames, Lock
ats, &c, on hand. J. L. JUDn,
No. Q Sou, ISL Get.
I,iichfield Aurust 2s;h 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

Ellen Emery, who lives down South
cautions all gi,Is ayains. having any
thing to do with her runaway husband,
David. She thinks ,ha, he will b.
easily known, because" she says,
" David has scar on his nose, where
] scratched him !" S-c-a-a.t!
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

A plain and unscllooIed man, who
had received his education principal,
beneath the open sky, in the field aud
the forest. and who had welded the
axe more than the pen. while speaking
OF children. remarked with true and
beautiful simplicity" The little chip.
are nearest the heart"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

A short man b came attached to a
very tall woman, and somebody said
he had fallen in love with her. Do
you call tina, Jaliing in love I" said an
old bachelor, /" i is more like climbing
vp TO It,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

60 Has just received from New York
E6 9 fresh loi Of very desirable goods.
Jewelry. &c. c0nsiss,ne of gold
and silver Specsaeles, gold Breasip,ns finger and
ear Rings, Keys, shirt Studs, vest aud guard
chains, Wedding Rings-a very pure article
A full assortment nj neaF-sgh,ed and convex
spectacle glasses-which makes the hes, assert.
i,ent ever offered in this place, and win be sold
IL The lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware
made expressly for retail. Watch repairing done
\ the ninst k,iliul manner /; M apprentices ens-
loved a, watches in this establishment. Coffin
ia,es on hand and engraving done at short
aice; mendine done a. usual. A share vi
lbllc patronage is respectfully solicited.
L,ichheld, June 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06

The duty Of courts is 10 in,erpre,
the law. The duty OF the people is
10 make laws. The duty Of all,
whether judge or people is to obey the
law, and no, confo,nd their notions OF
what ough, TO be law with wha, is.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
.HS'p Goods.

NALI. and Winter Styles Of every des.
II Grip, 81 "f Hasa Caps, inst received
1t The l. ,chti-Id Hat Emporium. Large assert.
aent. an ch"arer than ever, at the ONLY ua,
tore in Li,chieli.
20 Ladies Riding Hats. . new lot JUST re ID
IL. JACKSON.
Sept. i7lh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-06
Attention AL.

ENHE public are solicited to examine the
Pictures dsiiv isSuiug iron, WM. A CAR.
5lERS Gallery, Baniam Falls.
Ills L,kenesses are spplsuded nv the best Of
idees, and ,tten chosen in preference to those
'ken by the most popular cry artists!
Just came and sec,
Ana You'll agree
His Pictures are Excelsior!
IT'S his delight
To do them right.
And satisfy each customer.