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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

) Some one who has sheen there, and eyi.
DENLY don. like Saratoga, vines: - ~
"lf there is place on Terra frma wF'AFh
true pleasure canno, be eiound--whiFS Goits
reigns supreme and fools abound--whrte hx
poeriss is (rsh enable misery ,eommon-5
where womtn are, nn. xeepdoraby sily AID
ridiculous, and where they ora made sstke
miserable and suGsriig victims of fpshkfi6.
bic 'omloolery --whete responsibility isEdui-
,agnd decency diaeearded and yitlue up /.
knonn--lhahp place is Saratoga Springs, ,bp
fashionable resop where bipeds ol .he asst.
nine species mos, do coiigfegaie during Glie
summer months. ~ '1fp lfl'@ 50 sstale
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How tIle Several states 20. Named
a. Maine wps ,spacnlled as ,eofy. as, 1888
from Maine In France, pf which IIsnrie.la
Maria, Qusensof Englana was u, ihas lime
nrob,ie,5F.i . f'sFA q
t NV Hampshire was the name given "a
the territory conveyed by the Plymouth
Company 10 Capiaia John Mason, by patent
November III. 1889, with reference Vi the
pa,en,se, whal~a Governor Of Portsmouth
lin Hampshire Euglapj; W. 5, ..,.,,..
Vernon, was so called BY tho inhabitants
in iheir declaration Of Independence. Janu-
ary 18Th, l777, from The Ffench Osrb, green
and mount nounidinss ltfsts aisi n s.
sen Massachusetts was named from o tribe ol
Indians, ,inihe ,neighborhnod nf Boston. ~
/ The mibe Is thought 10 derive lis name from
the blue hills Of Milun.f ~ have learned
sdid Raettq WIIlimns. s'thalo ciMassachuselIs
wgs 81, dalIed from the Biae llils.'y' syg
l. Rhode Isnad wss 50 rsllrd ip l774. in
reference to The Island Of Rhodes, 10 lhe
Mediterranean ''t e'S''
New Yurk was so called liE irefcrence to
ahe Dake Of New Yo,k and Albany, 10
whom qhis, tsrti.nry was granled !. re adm
Prnps,lyania was so called ~ 1881. after
Willam Penn. ' 'e"'' , Ss.
Delaware was Sc called In l702, from Del
/. aware 'Baylnn whichGiilies. and which re-
ceiSed i,sl aiDs from Lord De- LA ,War,
i,Rhn died inlhis bay. a...a, 10. "a
. ...A n IN, f,f
neiIa Maria. Q lsen0 0f C;hafI.s I, III his pa.
ept ,@ Lonl Baiim,,re, Inw S01n? 1889. 'n
vi ginia aas soienled 10 1854, aGer Eliz.
aaih ,be Vargli1 Qurtn pl E, slMld ~
!. Cs9hps ,vns 50 Called by the Fterch. ia
1864, ia honor Of King Cha,les. TX. oI
F,apce. - .''''''eNN' '''"s zen :
Geoyeia @as socalled in T5osnin honor
Of Kong George lIeselausq gnn dtia orc
A'pbaaa was sp,ealsd ip sl8l7, from ils
Mississippi was SO called il 1900 from i,s
", stern b6bndary. Misslssippi is said 20
iidennle ,h4 wh,le riser,is ute riVerlformed
BY the Union Of many.
Louisiahif was sj culIedin honor OF Louis
XIV ~ Fence.
'rennpss.e was nsn called in 1850. from
i,s principal river. The word Tennessee is
sail 20 signify . curved spOnn. ssa t@ls'
n Ksmurky was 50 called in 1889. from its
principal liver. y t'Fe K tp'f
Illinois WIS 50 called ip 1909, from il.
principal liver, The wo,d is said 70 signify
Indiana WIS WIS % calledin 1909. rom ,he
Am.ricaL liidihns. 9.i''.i n '''sg ~ \
81 ohiq Was D calsdlO 1909 liOm lis south.
lerp boundary. " ,seiH
M, Mi,spsli vas q called IN 1891, from IL
S'Asm ATEsrm.sss sslSso sss % called is 1919. rom il
H. Fio,ids wSs - called By Jahn Ponce d.
Leon. 10 1861. b..causv L was discovered u
Easter SUNDAY lin SpRuisR. Pascne FLORIDA
I"t n ~ NFNU tttf I'M tfsn 4t9N ilisfb lfsfsl
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DECEMBER Y ,.'.l X 1855 3

ISta.4g 10 bs egAcseJ OH s hs'PafFhsry Sol
lsMIgifg, no. chem. reprsssa 81 i6nI fof Slsses
wHs ipDavsh,eeds dBuma iht S,siess % be
eEgclsd pm Of, lhS new. ltflplEy, acquired
bs ihr. pdmiMed, vio.uIion d ne Federal CON.
paci, 10 such equal gram ) eicngsd. of could
gu elRiihed. sisis's ae aq!..is 1ts sss9asas
10 W4AasanaisissLW6isi1, IS was Admi,led
inpsthsaU aUaipntvBlh 3hne 6tofs rswessa!as
lipnr for he' SIayes,ohissc Rps were raisedr-,
IL was called "an assumpl N Of power, pur.
itndYitng ,he ninsl ssSifi.a,s ,oseo l,fsces iB
sIg psspsfaaisIa$f kssaLII;dh aea ths sLjbl
satyvfahs AmeficaatpS n Hbws,tpiy
,h,s pretlclep5has tena |ded, s,he eyenay
N, The ,@o lnst years viii tH||r witness. Bul
The war wi,h England i,usA 81 intorosl broils
,keh; and ihs was with NJ kico' seeing ite
good effects III 1872 WA 'fekst 4 II Az
Togaiinai ofsiheg C,ihsiiiuJShali powafs eof
Congress ~ smasher the pqpalpr onib'esk
whpchh 'As apnexa.lo9u q @ Tsxas wnss sure '.! Y
iKcils.
b9ThA consestwMch was posipbSed inlsIs.
'sus FeAessd dmfl8l y-2Os bas.he admission
aGs Missoarib A.wt . ,hiswss compromised.
we bassreda Hpw nsw comptMpisrs were
made in 1850, SO that, no more Terril6r, re.
inained ~ cbbTovcIsy. We all knifw a"H|s&
these compromises, Slr5m lirsa 70 'itas,4- AtL
of THEM--h We been violated. every one
wbb' his d s'nSe 0f sha,ne 10 BE- arohsed o.,
patace of seli.resrrce remniniag ~ FsEbs
lesI'hel above iabls, ia view ot MI ,heseIiac,s,
is sn ipe'es.ing one. Massachusetts had
already abolished Slavery. The remaining
lwelve oI the old thirteen, win ihe addition
Of Ked,Icky!al all had Slaves. The six Arse
named iu, ihr table have since followed, The
example ol Massachusetts. and Delaware
and Mnrylsnd are li,ile more than nominal
Slave, Smies. .aell4 was remarked in 1901,
thai Slave representations in the, ,Elrc.oral
Colleges had determined lhs election Of ,be
Presiden, Of H. United Siatrs although al
the Sa,ps now Slaye 'S,arsdi ndt' vote for
Mr.Jpffsrsch. aThs wasenoughao arouse
The iplopss ofspug4 liberty lsyi'g fathers
and d,s subj Ct has NOT been los, sigh, Of
since. When, Louisiana was add, d by pur.
chase wi,hau, warrant IN the cons,iiuiidh,
,hrv Justly fisafed the same lax construction
wmrId aiend, The admission Of, STATES IRON
,h,ssnrwlTenilpy, Mar were ir fears
whhpu, foundation. The question has often
been rsisod. as we have seen, bul the cry Of
anda"f,e1ocfacy" his drown
I'd ,hpy yaics0f .he Psople@e The expermea,
has bern Jfiedance ION efieu, We, ere shink-
inuyy Thr lastfraud--ihe last Violence. en- n :.
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TowSsHiP oFricEHs--s
- N N NlrLDloalr Innnn Train ELI.

TOWNSHIP 0FficERS--SALisBuRY.
K Truatesss--H II Whitlock. Isaac Train, Elijah
Clerk. -Hosmer Branch. ~ IA "
Treasnrer.- III. g, Waterman. q"
Justices OF the Pyace.--S. 5. Paine, A. NJ.
Carlow. Elijah Jones, y I'm, l.y .ga b
Copstables. Randall Slivers. orenJ Jones, John
.Humphrey.s .,fs ie-e ,rf o..t'',3i5 gac
Assessor aaron Stivers. al ia 'o.ss,.,.
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Close OF THE FRENcH ExHIBITIoN.-rA
Paris correspondent Of lie Psilsdsiphis U
s Gszeue thus refers 10 tho proposed close
OF this most maguificen, exhibition. The LOT.
Ter is dated To ,hHus, inst: .eise ,lf
To-day, unlessa cnn,rary, decision has
been come To within The last ,weH,y- iour
huurs. will witness lhs beginning, Of ,,hr
end OF the gree. universal exhibition oil
1855. With ,hecom'nencrmen Of the pres
EN- moIDh, was 10 commence. also, as
shinki have previously nentaned. she' dis
encumbraDce oli,h4naye. of ihe, Palace of
Industry. and the preparations fur The clos.
ing scene, GSea, ,li;pRs are said Of the in.
tended splendors Of that event. and every
ef,n wiz be used 10 render il a s.riking con.
lrasi 70 The, coldness Of The Inauguration.
The nave will BE- ledecJraed in AZ apprn.
priale manner with ,rophesoi each nation,
composed, Of some Of the objects 20 which
medals and przs have been awrrJed. While
in the .cen,re, il is said. will b. erected a ~.
gapuc trophy Of The prize productions Of all
couplrips.. Music, also, Of which ,iie, wan,
was so much fell a, lhe opening, will lend lis
charms 70 the clpsing c,rembny. ID. the
shape Of an orehestre nsonstre, composed Of
twelve hundred performers. conducted by
the well knownM Hfc,or Beriioz. The
whsle. Of these preparasions will beleG open
10 public yiew lor o, few, days after the con.
cllslon Of ibe Exhibition. III order ,ha. oil
may have an opportunity Of witnessing the
effect of ihs decorations; and Of examining
aud Judging of the mer. Of the productions
" ,be successful exhibitors " 'ao . =
Every day The Palace of Industryiis nov
crowded 10 excess, and on all sides one
hears Tie expression 81 regretihai 50 vas,
and rich scene Of human Invention and
ingenuity is 30 soon 10 vanish from our
sight Cei,ainly when the amount toI Ia
bot and PraYSsaif6t necessary 80 scompian
suchan undertaking. is thkeh in,o consider.
aliou, a period Of even six monihs seems
Ioo shofl d time 10 BE- allotted for The enjoy-
men, Of II. But in the case Of Inc French
Exhibition, this space Of time has been
greatly cunailrd aud IL can bdn " be said
that the Exhibition has bean open in CON.
pleird STATE Goi a'longpr period ihan three
months. By universal consent. the con,ems
OF lhe Palace Of The Champs Elvseesi IA I'd
lis annexts, lar, very faf exceeded in aich.
ness and yurie.y otPrpGucIion wha, was ex.
hibiwd In Hyde Park in 1851. A year
would crr,ainlyiDoI BIZ tpo long 1lime for
lhe examination aud full 'eHjosmoni "f such
a mine of 'iDstrucion as 10 a,here presented
10 oil classes oi The people. 80 10 a;pdlsH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

The American Express Company deeIin.
sdspay ing Goxsr,isnsGkihe $50. alLs.ga
sse'.sss bern Elplen 81 10 sssntl lsce, Dps.
buque 70 New York. unless i can be Clearly
proven lha. The gold was ID The boxes wt,6n
delivered 10 ihe Company ie eE1s.at{H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

-f7I Il, n tfl ~ N 4 ~ =. ~ y " - ~ Il "a
80
The above l;st it Il ia seem y Il histkey an
YEAR, abd III tlle difference Il Some 81 tl,6ssp
lafticIes Il itisJifitalt to, account ,l,hs h;o6,
p,iee of rbreaastlltfs. ass already. retnarL sds
4 attributable. IL .tbe foreien. demand: spd
the relative icw price Gel of Corn and Oais AZ
Compared with IN heat and Flour. & ac y
coSuinted 'for sby the EXTRAORDINARY cfsp q
the two former. That the saluesof bread.
.stufs will con linue arhle. .higln thrbus,I,0,.t
he, season. may be regarded A 4 ,faot ~.
ready established. We do not pretend ss61s q
say that present prices vii! prevai 4 tlsv
may be Slightly lower, or thew mae III
higher 4buthicks prices will acontin,ie = l,ls
Yhe, coraparison ,of The .value ". l,oas.
and boe products furnish Tie most strikinr
contrast, and IL IS not by aIly means 1
easy matter to discover thel basis sipon
which expectations orr codtlhaahce of
these high prices rest.s Two classes, how
ever, will be beneitted by the present state
of things, viz: producers and consumers.
The former are securing high prices. anil
these prices stimulate production, SO That
supplies will be Increased as much as posi-.
ble.N This will benefit consumers, ior, in
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
esasoaArlIos \. oelsyIoEaI.s,--soara y. !

Mayor--Aafon Murdoch. --~------,
Recorder4-s Halliday fgA
Trustees--0. Branch. n. S. Horton, T. A
Plants. N. r. Nye. y. @. Probst. .odg - z )
Treasuter--S. s. Paine. aes setit7gHgs "
Narshal--L. D Skeels. 3 3 w s. H.
tsss % ~ fosrMAsrKRs. a+k
Pomsfoy--Geo. Lee. tetSe rs rpa-l
q Middlepsrt--D. Pangburn. ,tl1. q f'pt
Racine--p. NJ. Petrel urd ,4iH
Letarisville--Geo. L. Piper. Rp VI ia
i Ch6ster--Wm. Mitchell. ~ 9E y 77lN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

A mar wns found dead inl The streets OF
N wnrk, New Jersey, the other day. |,
was proved during lie Coroner's inyssiigH
'ion.lhut he had been indutgng in drink
called rcal," which is composed Of cider
spirits. iprpinlinc, suJphUiic acid. and 10.
bacc0 juic1. whicb is said 10 be sold 10 boal.
men ard Others. AT all the low doggeries. A
man was found IN 'ihe river the same div
who is stpocs ID ioihavo come 10 hiss dealh
BY the same means. yitaI ceaa5ga so
7 SiNeLE tDIsrRlcTsl- securing the stri.
umph of the Republican party Of Ohio at
the late election, many reforms, such %
those relating to the finances Of the Stale.
the Judiciary, and the election Of members
Of the Legislature BY single districts,M will
becon6dently looked for by the peopleslat
the hands of thenext General Assembly,
which will'meet at Columbus on the, first
Monday in January. That some reform
can be effected as to each yof the subjects Of
legislation above named, wehays no doubt
whatever, and that that body will stits next
session devise some changes which will meet
the expectations and approval Of the people
generally, We have the utmost confidence
from the known ability and experience OF
many of its members. q But much with
looked for which. will not and can not here
allied, and therefore we need not expect
that all will be suited. This remark will
apply, especially In regard TO change Or
modification Of the present TAX claw Bot
L
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

New Lima Division No. 50i. Meets ever,
Saturday evening. Hall in H. Holrs reed build,
ng, in New Lima. - - w. p; -
-. r. gth 3'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

b DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS &c. ,4
IN REED 4 BROTHER Dealers in Drugs
81 Patent Medicines. Paints, Oils. Dyestuffs,
otc., Front Street. few doors above Court,
Pomeroy. Ohio. sre ~ ttf"' o1 dec25.
"A STOVES, TINWARE DC.
W ], PRALL, Manufacturer of Tinware, and
w Dealer in every variety Of Stoves, etc.,
opposite the Court house, Pomeroy. =" ","'s
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soFFtoG O. Tris.iT So ..a
FRONT STREET,
ftfVra Fo&ss 'stGoN co1af-4 0egezatat ~
EfS~ ir0AiEhssf .Otsfts $500 r1n


Ones q siihespr lessl thlee rssks, " %
Every subse9htnt insertpnpN 4sN uS 81
One square, three months. s;-s.; ~ %
One sausls'lsi IMsnietl ;l.igg1lt flhs1s y
One square, one veal, s.; e; 4. AZ
One helf column one wear, :- itSis \ 4 IS 11gs 90
IlhleerfoQrths Of q column one year, zg
One column, ,6ne yeit. ~ fsalote.nt :seDlfi|
.a cFertisenlsntap 81 bafine ;nV1lhkfpf u
settions mArked oT,cQpy, viii be c0htuiu ID dh
forbid and clis1ged according fp9sl4h y pctl
or 1CAssal adTkFlissfs mus pef II adEaase.
,Gr,Ioh Trimming. q every 1ssf lais9 4.
executed with accnracyand neatnts5. n IA
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BY@a.A.. THOMSON:
RAKERs AND CoNFECTIoNERs..

BAKERS AND CONFECTIoNERs.. .
| SEoRGE HossIt BAKER ana cSAfectiOnel
NJ Front street; Anew doors above cotgt ahe
one door below Hotel, Pomerosd0. % tasfo ~
- 90 oP PtERsMITHIN NG .dT
Z [. THRUSH, copbeismitbI below Pom6
| -. roy Salt Furnace, Pomeroy o. .sAbl kinds
oil, Copper work for Salt Furnaces, Steamboats,,
ETC.. executed to ORDER y 'nsnfoqe sdee2u.
.aeIl ,s ,1t Ell II n x & aaea
M 3, IMP HR EY, Blaeksmith, Mulbelry7st,
|. NA ., opposite, the Court house,, Pometoy ".
| JOB Work, Of all kinds, horse .shoeing, &c,, et
ecnted witb neatheSs and 'dispatchs 'ssi jan S0n
/ lGEURGE STIvERS,, Rlaeksnith, Mulberry
NJ Street, opposite Court ihouse,a Keeps con-
lstatitly on hand and for lsalestone two. three
and four, horse WAGONS Job Work iof AL KINDS
executed Ia order. jan 80
AINfhhs haiD sbKzEERs
In LYMAN, Painter and Glaziet west side
! IT,. Court stfeet, fourth door above Front
| P0merny, 0.a eifs'A q " = n iaso@a sFii
| SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
r B. HAMPTON & co. Saddle and Harness
IJ. Manufacturers, Front street, Ave doors be-
low Conrt, Pomeroy, 0. -,
y lfaa az d -A-4A-- -
TAMES WRIGHT, Saddle and Harness Maker,
J Shop, over Black aud Rathbutn's istore, in
Rutland, Of2H - 80 Rnt Bi'od iNh'o Hl
= TANNERS & CURRIERS', 7#Tq
[GEoRGE McoUlGG, & co., Tanners and
M Curriers', Butternut street, (en Sugar Rum
Pomeroy, o. ee''', - ~ 'BIHl,elN {
BOOTS AND SHOES. T77'777
@--@-<---a+--- ----tlA-
~ WHlTESIDES,. Manufacturer of Boots and
Shoes Court street, one door al owe the
corner Of Front. The best sf work, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, made TO order. I'D. =,
|aopanPLANING MACHINES. 90 a 4
T7AViS Z MORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome.
Troy have their Planning Machine in,good
order, end constant operation. Flooring, wealth
er boarding, &C., kept constantly on hand, 10 fill
orders. Work warra nted to give satisfaction.
,@9,9 WAGON MAKING. a at5i
ToaN W. HAYWOOD, Carriage nah er. lower
~ part Of Middleport. o. Carriages. ant Wag.
ons or all kinds made to order OF repaired on the
shortest notice. House painting. glazing. paper
hanging, &C., executed int he best style, ie19
TIP. CRoSBIE, wagon makers, Mulberry
street, PoIneroy, O., over r. E. Humphreys
shop. Having. had long experience in the ,busi.
ness they are enabled 10 execute, insa neat and
substantial manner, all orders for wagons. hug
ges, carriages. &c., on short notice,apl at reas-
enable terms. SeFs,,st,f III LA srst8
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WAGON MAKING.
MANUFACTURES.

ToATPoRT SALT COMPANY. Office in
~ . Cooper's Buildin, . Ct alp 20. Salt for
Country trade lifetail, TnIRrYlFTE and FoRrY
Cksrs perbushek mIort. AKA sd b-lJune6 8
TIT s. HOTEL, AND STAGE OFFICE, four
u doors below the Rolling Mill, Plmeroy,
Meigs county, Ohio. NJ. A. WEBSTER, Pro-
pretcr. n31'55
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

% per AnhuIn IN 4. !. '',S, .,.,.. M /, &
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

Ipaa \ 1lte .r9Toisgl
5pe'is ssst9no'J ga
li vas snia 2 afls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

j rFTB'N4- hs0 ~ ID "a S q TIsNsY .sia ssiroys
~ l&agtaN 81 Hregh II 3eAf k,ee 45sf - IL, sss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

V |. n III kinds of FnInitnIS Pioht st above
tsgik Pemszoys q dss2tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

TYAviS5 Z MORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome.
Jroy, have their Planning Machine in,good
order, end constant operation. Flooring wealth
er boarding, &c, kept constantly on hand 10 fill
orders. Work warra nted to give satisfaction. .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

Salisbury Division, No. 292. Meets on Satur.
day evenings. Hall ir Rice's building, Middle
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

~ WHITBSIDES,, Manufacturer cf Boots and
/. Shoes. Court street, one door al owe tht
corner Of Front The best ef work, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, made to order. ,i! III. Z,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

eva h, et, uN e. Nsr ~ FToNgg
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~ BRANCH. 4 CO., Dealep IN Dry Goods,
W Groceries, HaIdware, Queensware, &c',
east side Of Court street, three doors shove the
corner 81 Front, PomeroY. q. M 9W iahan "A
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BUSINESS DIRECTOKY Y

VyNHEODORE MONTAGUE, Attorney at
~ ht Law, Pomeroy, o. Office in Court house.
stfict attention given to all professional bnsi-
ness. Pensioniors Bounty Land Claimants will
find Il 70 their adyantageto to give him a call.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
CRQSSMAN'S Shaving, Hair Cutting | Wig Making R o o M s Under the Mansion House, Litch6eld.
.vesC .la.s.angeaase,ss ]!
ELIsxuRrH, Inne l6i5


 FUyHE subscriber would inform his patrons -A and friends from ahSosd that as he has nut been able io close up his business this Spring, as he intended l., have done. has concluded io continue his isbasin~ssanolhs year; as heretofore keeping his usual vareiy of Gods. which aie not 10 be snri,aSsrd by any c.aistry Siarc- aithough there may he snn,s dealers who have a targer quantity of some kinds of Gods. but tO find the vare.y here is the place. Bn, to gu into ra-ticulars would be useless; all that is neres- sary to s1y is, please call for what yos want, aud yollSwil; he very sure to tind 1t, and at prce that will inslu you to call again, Cash customers are s .lici,ed as they anthc ones that help us to buy our Sands so cheap, aud they aie the ones that will reap a rich reward if lhear purchases are large.
 A word ,o ihe lovers of good TEA IT you wish for s:,aeihime n that iine sarraaied 10 si, here Is the place "a supply your wanis--fpr 34 cen.s per lb. ynn can have ihat winch Is wsrrantpd tn draw green, and for 10 cts ssnetling richer 1; from 50 to 56 that which will make music in The sdullest c.,mpanv if freely used, and some n,ile hiaher tor extra occasions For proof please call and trv 1t. ssf
 U Produce taken at the highest market rrice g c. F. PECK
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
ELEVENTH YEAR.
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SptenutO ERStavinSs ana iTfzes. sHsilts Eleventh Annual v.,'ume Of this useful
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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Another Arrival!

MI ORE New Goods just received at the
 I'VE. Granite Store The prcpriet,r ,rs of this Establishment would again rem,nd the pubic that they have received during the pa st two meeks laige asld.Hons 10 their Staek of Gs,ods. and are now prepared 10 show ia their customers as large and gos,d an assortment as can be found in rho ccuntv. M
 Among the Goads just received can be found more of those chai.e o,i boiled black Silks al one dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks af 50 cents per yard and upwards; also, more of those all cnlurs md styles.
 HATs AND CATS -ln this department we are thorouahIy "p.s,ed," having a very laree as. sortmen, Of everything in that fine, which we can sell a; astmish'ngly low prices.
 CARPETS AND PApER-tlAseISes -onr stock of carpeii iings, Paper Hangnys, &c. is now qnire large, and in that department we defy conpeti- tian. WORDING LEWIS. 9
 Gsanitc Store, WoIcortyiIie, June II, 1855.