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China, Except Hong Kong,) via Trieste 60
East indies (Engish possessions in, vim Trieste SO
East Indies, via Trieste 20
Hong Kong do 80
Turkey Wal!achia, Moldayia, Servia, Levante, and
Turkish islands in the Mediterranean, via Trieste,
fexcept Aerandretta, Antivari. Beyrout Bour-
ghas, Gaia, Gambia, Canea, Cesme, Consfantinope,
Dardanelles, Durazzo, Gaatz, Galpoi,. lbraia,
Ineboli, Jaia, Larnma, Lataka, Mersina, Mytilene,
Prevesa, Rhodes saonica, sanisum, sinope, smyr-
ma, Tenedos, Trebizonde, Taltcha, Tuloza, Naona,
yarna, and yoo,) BY Pruasiaa closed mad 80
Aexandretta, Antivar, Bourghas, Gaia, Durazzo,
lneboli, Jafa, Lataka, Mersina, Msteiene Prevesa,
sinope, Tenedos, yalona, and yoio, via Trieste BY
Prussiaa ciossd mari 40
The rates above mentioned the full postage through
destination, with the exception Of Turkey, Wallachia
Moldava seryia Leyante and Turkish islands in the Med
terranean requiring the prepayment Of 80 cents letter
which is the United States and Prussian postage.
Newspapers BE- IN The Prussan closed mail must be
prepaid each, which is the full United States and
Prussan postage # 10 60 through said closed mail he
Brh In the East Indies Hong Kong they
must be prepaid cents and other points in China
10 countries beyond East Indies 10 each But
the East Indies and China IL believed that the cheapest
newspapers In the British mail via Southampton
EACH be prepaid being the full United States and
British postage.
sired 10 remark Also that many letters which
should this mall particularly from the southern par,
Of Germany are received in the open mail generally Wis
France thus rendering them subject additional and much
higher rates postage ~ Wflters
would aid greatly toward correcting this irregusrity by
questng their correspondents Germany inform them
selves The Of postage, and TO mark their
letters specially be forwarded in the "Prussisn closed
mail, via Ostend and London"
It should also be observed that prepayment in either
country Of es than the combined Of 30 cents single
letter or nog account being taken of partial pre-
payments.
Jaipsrsa Exhibition Par<The following notice, with
suggestion that be published in this country
horzed say has just been received by the Postmaster
General from Monsieur Stourm, French Director General
Pasts
Notice 70 As Pubic Gs'erut Post Qcs Paris, France
The public informed tina, post oce has been established
the Palace ~ Universal Exhibition at Pars 20 be kept
open during the continuance of the Exhibition.
Inhabitants Of France and of oreiRn Countries lodging
the neQhburhood ~ the Palace 81 Exhibition, intending
pass the greater part their time thereat, such d
know, the time OF their departure in what part Of tbs
city they sha be lodged may their letters to be ad
dressed 10 the post Office Of the Palace Of Exhibition
Such letters viii be preserved the oce and delivered q
the addressed sight OF their Of
other document establishing their identity They should b
addressed
Mr. -, Post ONCE q the Palace Of Universe
Exhibition, Paris"
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.

lracf 81 Ord.rs Directions eThe following is an alb
tract 81 sore the important letters recorded in the
secretary's Office, May 70
Blood NeuJnryp0rf HgssaeAasaf,s. contract
m tho construction Of Providence customhouse, awarded
ALERT Carrier on his bid Of sl5l 600.
a. Transmitting contract for the construction
4 belfast tiaine) cusom-haase, awarded Isaac Aard
,en at st75oo
tslsrtor ~ Gee YorkDirects free admission Of mi
9scap imported by Or. Lewis H. Steiner, professor Of
,hemisry the National Medical College, Washington,
ID. G.
Gavegnor Hrber Louisiana. Tho department legally
make expenditures for improving the ste Of Lighthouse,
ding The title and jurisdiction Of the vested in
The United States.
Treasurer of he Uaea Directed to issue transfer
ah on the treasurer Of the assay Office New York. in "a
r Of the assistant New York. for $1,000 COO
arabic in c0in.
W. b. Scon Co., Neo York.--Enclosing draft for
rs &C., for that amount Of silver purchased at New Orleans
Beetle Co., Neu York. Enclosing draft for SIG sT7 for
bat amount Of silver purchased at New Orleans.
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For AlAefn.@a-A w. iler
~ casseiiJaha custie4r, Lsmnsi Ga&ais, 49, Ieha
Brabdt
fes Assessor aennss Corner
May
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rSTrRloa DEPARTMENT.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Dealing Land Harraats-An officer in the employ OF
government writes for information in regard dealing in
land saying that previous the receipt Of the cir
cuar issued by the Interior Department and in the absence
Of any instructions the contrary he had made and for
warded applications for bounty lands In reply his
directed the second Of the act Of
Congress approved 18th February, 1853 entitled Ito pre-
frauds upon the treasury and Informed that the prose-
cution Of claims against the United Staes the
described is regarded BY the department inacton Of
THAI statute.
Appoafnls, tie Pension Oice-Theodore Reed, Of In
diana, to 6rst-class clerkship Salary, 81, 200.
agricultural Dsisioa Of TIE Potent 05fcs. CAgfa,,
Earth AnoadThere have lately been procured from the
south of Spain barrel of chus public distribution This
i escuent in this country known to botans under
the OF typeriR eselea grows spontaneously in
the light humid soils Of Spain and Is also cv ia Ger
many and the souh of France Ii grows height of about
three feet, triangular stalk rush. with spreading
head bearing yellow flowers which succeeded By long
The brous of reddish color bearing small
tbers about the size OF beam and known by
the paniards By the OF chuas. III planted in Nav
June they ready be harvested in October They
resemble delicious chestnut nut and like
them, may be cooked. They chiefly en-
pioyed for making orgeat (oreba'd de chas)a delight
fal refreshing drink much used in Spain, Cuba and other
hot climates where il is known. When mashed four
which white sweet and very agreeable the TASTE il i'm
parts the color and richness of milk At Amacero
and Aborayo considerable attention is devoted the cut
yaon of this plant eight Of land yielding profit Of
49, 800 in five months This may be attributed degree
the advantages Of irrigation the sandy soils of that
zion.
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Neaes hereby sivssle ss Ha'trss e - ta@
a. ~ssgss,
4 snv jawh 81
nsss. 80 snSonusa a.
"a e4sao ans aesrs nnsstHsseF
.fsLrd -
10 ease ~ Contingent eusgpritphs wAth t'e t sA
ensress vii b. gysn % ~ order - Hspt y ~ "a % $685.
oAtFef Tia eernuatsr daiy asssesd r. ~ Torres
Eso wbo thc asngbi paFe ast
department. Shefceis
~ paId ~ she flhssluR fsftrtafs
par vaias, sp.csAod sscA esttaat
g. me artarNwa ~ hW Aef -
iay, sls November ~ 1884 q u ~ 80
81 sf3 fdsaaa f'st ~
sahsg, 1904 o. loper cent ne sass e hs tAns aans,
And
0cceAe Jaa~, VI ~ ffeebl
N iss snd
ieen y VI eeaher, sf, eahepi Gated ~ feSsA
inds fnnsy
y, iaaasfy,
iS5. fressRl wth ne
ossaes seneh M ~ stnwresl
n
Tea-mFrr ~
No
~ fhis5epasa, The direct
Bns saru6caie bcseBt
Treasury biTs
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Treasury.
Mar 6-dtJuneiR lln. and ssr.l
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which done rapidly that the men felt had been
carried Through the air They long piece q wood
about eighty o. ninety oet oag floating l0ngte OF them
and doubt lett about this being the keel a the
gun forced oass which killed broke the legs
q snothcr and the thighs third while several others
severely injured The Of the rising and falling
o. the water FROM eight feet and above to twenty three and
forty and over only FIVE II observed that
The water in the gAte had risen about thirty inches After
this the intervals Of the rising and falling Of tbs be-
longer, did il rise q such height any This
moment made Of support the ship At hafpast
twelve the rising and falling q the became
but ceased TIL quarter past two, when the
assumed calm appearances. During the
hours the ship wasfoGr times laid side and
she only in four 81 water, when onehA Of
another place. aud then again the anchor
O'Clock the rising and falling the
and the turning Of the chip ceased she being In about
i've feet OF water but the within ship thirty
inches within hour. The whole bay shore
thickY covered with that walked the
surface Of the water During this las. time fresh
barometer, ~, ~ Ata, r. M they began dsentangls
the anchors the chains of which being twisted together
thar At O'Clock, r. M the nfst could be cleared boat
could be lowered inspect the ship and found
that the rudder and back parts had gone During night
southwest wind blew very fresh and the pumps worked
twice during hour.
aues permit Of their select another
port which, after delay granted, snd kea
found 70 DC best nc v that purpose. On the 18th January
they tried weigh anchor wi wind they
and they danger. after
ard the igaie dred into the breakers the being 100
seemed Dc saving the vessel TIL report
ed, and the anchor dropped, they being only fifty
ahoms from the shore The 18th and 10th there less
wiad, bat the such height that all hope
On the 18th hundred unks attempted bring
her into the harbo bat cloud arose. and the Japanese fed
and The predicted storm soen cane aer sinking and de-
Boatswein Y. 5. steamer Powhatan,
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by ). G. MCGUIRE, A.os.oassr.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET, BE-
tween and r fronting on Judiciary square At auction
of premises, "wednesday 3oh
instant, O'Clock, az o No
This eiaiby
The Patent odcas
and n a rapdiy improving scctien Of III.
a. ls and "a
payments aud secured deed
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
lay I'D Aucioneer
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THE MISSING BRIDE, ny Mrs. soashworth.
L Bickens's New Stories. ! vol.
Pickwick Papers so
Kate Ayies1rd--a novel by Charles 3. petersor.
Aftaja by Theodore Mugge.
The Intisls. New editou.
stapb. pc Bnrleigh sy Helen Dhu
InuenJe ; by Alexander Dumas.
Price OF Grove by Eugene Sue. =
May 20 FhANCk TAYLOR
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among onensis including Evidence with
"A Sultan visit die Inferior o. rarsh hsreu BY J.
a. B0aldrn, ". u, price - cents
Turkish embracing religion, eaHi.us NC
by Edward Joy Marss price Is esnts.
Chidrp. from the German ~ Mrs = A. Myers
2 voe ptics 81 rs
sc.s price 81,
aaaa's Nsaicai Chemistry Ios students price 81.
May6 Boos~torr near ssb
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A French Geniismsn viii give thorough tsssvuc-
"a efb0ard
family % ei ciaity References Of
abilities Will he given.
H., this Office
NAV
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CEsnaaL AeEsor Ar wA.n.seroS.--ra- .ae.

GENERAL AGENCY AT MASHtsGrosy--rss .aD-
" forney o. Rchaond. hssias ssai~nsd
afhce this 'fon % ffse.
PENSIONS efGanp.ss
iss fsss
ne has, psxnao< which made
- The as sadsss ONCE =
He also sit
Gsp,soi fsses. sod 'as
gcse
atxs~s~d W ee No ~t be
the eiasnss ninssd ~ntirsy
nnah . DO IL.
g cis,. ~ wsrch l-sa giving ss
az .nd
charges via be vesy moderate. FELIX McaAkUs.
hon Henry A Wise, Aeeovsse, Virginia
ame kcbuona, vstxiais.
ae@s, Commissioner 81 Pensions, aebmood
stsnmd n. Parker, Richmond Virginia
Hon. John =. resdeton, sirsisia~
samuel Chiffon, Nsshsngson, o. g.
S,iism .. Ward. e@g., Rasnor~.
Lewis lJmb~fske, s~a. New YoFs.
March 7--dkepss
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GENERAL NE w $.

LATER MExlco.--A despatch from New Orleans,
dated Thursday last, says
The 0rizaba has arrived with Mexico dates
the 10Th Santa Anna bad reached Morela and marched
for Zamora, where large army Of insurgents
centrated and decisive battle expected A letter
says that the insurgents had succeeded in separating Santa
Annas army which marched in three divisions One body
OF insurgents had been defeated by the government
airy. destructive hurricane occurred at the city Of Mex
leo on the 9th Instant
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Iss~~ass lS~g.@sssases.

NOTICE hereby siseE y Haiirrs pft
" states Seseh@eir We fae~rx er p - fsetsf lai
~
yaifttes
ns,c~ to H.
ohtatnsasay 81 lsoAo e. = ssd ttAs 6N1gsf
cesea here ptios As arst asy y fuHs aesfs
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By =. G. MCGUIRE, Aaes,one@r.

By j.. q. MCGUIRE Auetione~r.
DAiR OF SPLENDID BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, TWO ST.
saddle fine English clarence donbie
&c. On Thursaay
noon May 81 O'Clock rooms, shall sell
his French rs
leave for Earope
superior bred bob tail bay horses
exceiic buggy saddie horses.
One IN. Enesh clarence
One double seated buggy
Harness, covers, saddles, Sc., &C.
Schwftzs stables in the First Ward,
Al the sac.
Tera,s under, credit
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
Nav 27-d fStar1 Auctoneer.
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/" TO BAKfFs aha tOuxeCtkOWEFss"
HOPS, Msssaes. and Ggrssnfst 81.
Al baes iss f4ruwsn % 1870
looo cuy,srgs, teausl !. erop1
sBeied almonds,
1900 sasss, Gone grain and color,
20 bbis. clarified DO
hlher
eherFi.s. Sc. sc.
In aud @r extremely low prices
wN. ~. GRIPS,
3sdGs6 81 Le.l-sxss sts IN
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AaRIvAL Moaaoss.--The packet ship William Stet
son. New York from Liverpool brings two hundred
fifty Mormons bound 10 Salt Lake
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BaUGoa May 2s.-The announcement that Samuel G.
Gage had nominated for governor OF Maine by the
know -nothngs State convention is hoax No conven-
ton has yet been held.
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Cnrao of Flour Ashore.

Carr VINCENT, IN. Y.,) May 2s.-The propeller J. n
Brooks loaded with -four from ogdensburg went ashor
above Long Point last night 1t thought she viii be got OF
without much damage to her cargo.
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4 Church Difficulty ~ Boston.

A Church Difficulty ~ Boston.
Bosros May 27.-The Christ Church difficulty re.
newed this evening and portion OF the pensioners have
barricaded the door Of the church inside
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Democratic Rsioicings.

HAnarsnuRo May 2s--9, p m,--The democracy Of this
place firing three times thirteen guns and national band
il PLAYING in honor Of the result in virginia.
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COSTLY LuxURy--The Italian opera is much more
costly luxury than most persons aware Of The New
York Mirror says
Madame Ia Grange, for instance, the present bright
monthequal to $4,000 per year Aud Nitrate gets S3
500 month and Morelli and Marni from $1,000 to 3d.
500 To these enormous salaries add rent at the rate
Of $4,000 month; gas and advertising at $4,000 a
month orchestra and chorus $4,000 a month and
the aggregate expenses swell into alarming amount
less than $4,000 month During this period there
usually but twelve performances 50 that the treasu-
rers book show nightly credit of $4,000 to
meet their expenses
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: oUTHERS aUArrERLy REVIEW Apra,
-
nenior's Thirty Years n
Louis thr Fourteenth.
Chief Justices a Uritsd States
Ruswtn's Architectural Work..
Russo rufk~h Campaigns.
PFinciplss 81
Ruin Hall.
Edacsitoa.
on the History ~ Virginia.
Applications . Chemistry
subscrpnon pucs Is per - =.
rRANCk TAYLOR
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SakD.-W. A. TYSON 4 SISTERS ~ i'm
II farming bs public That r~r cnaaf wa be
exclusively, wiz
reupen scnossur year " ~smt
n,iowiay Win me snoys
open
reception pnpIs The nt ~ saYernhcr
part w6ich VIII nrae koo~n hereafter
Applications may made their street. hse~esp
md
May a8--det STAR
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LocusTs-The Brandon (Miss) Republican Of the I7tl
inst says "The ocusts here thick, presume
they in the days Of the Lords judgments in Egypt
though they very far from being destructive
troublesome
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81 EW EDITION GonsFt.s~ N.s
IN 1h- Dicksns dive Five
volumes, ~ 90
The nrssisg sudc Mrisn, Avspssr ny Mrs Emma ID,
r.. -ouhworsh Pager, bound, 30
Tlv Plsk complete PIT ~
Jasi uubitshsa and n,s sas TAYLOR NsrRgN
May "a Bnossfatss ssss $50 street.
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A TrMAhR FnorrssoR--Miss Harriet @. Woodman Of
Portland Maine has been elected professor Of mathematics
IN the female college At Elmira, New York
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EGes FROM CASADA.--Twelve hundred and sixty-thre'
dozen eggs we're entered the Boston cnsom-house from
the British provinces Monday last free Of duty unde
the reciprocity treaty.
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Gated States Brig PerpoiseAs discouragng accounts
been received the Navy Department concerning the
ae Of the United States brig Porpose, which last
d Of the ast Of September, publish below list OF
Ter officers and crew:
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BASE cALuMSY ExrosEp-The Rev. Mr. Chase Metho-
dist clergyman lately stationed at Brunswick New York
charged with abscondng with another mans wife, it
has been simply guilty Of extending protection to his
daughter who found it impossible to live with her be
haved husband supposed the untruth respecting Mr.
Chase who in all respects very worthy and exemplary
man, put in circulation by his hopeful son-in-law
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Greatly Reduced Prices !!

Our assortment of the above Goods is large
and desirable, and great Bargains will be given.
We expect SION 10 discontinue our Tailoring
Department, and to clear out our stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings, (Which is large and
attractive,l we will until January LIST make up
to order in the best manner anything in this
line which may be wanted, Mt Prices barely
covering Cost. We warrant a good fit
This. in connection with our large nd desirable
assortment Of Ready-made Clothing, presents
to Gentlemen inducements rarely offered.
We also wish to dispose OF our entire stock
of CROCKERY; we have for some time been
selling off but still have on hand several
complete sets Of Blue, Brown, Green and Null
berry Ware, and some beautiful sets of White,
Figured and Silt China, besides a variety Of
common Crockery and Glass Ware-which must
be disposed of and which we will sell a great
sacrifice. Young Housekeepers will find il for
their interest TO give US call.
In addition to the above we deal largely in
Groceries and Provisions, Manufacturers and
Builders Hardware, Tools, Nails, &c., Boots
and Shoes. Trunks, Paper Hangings, Curtains,
Cotton Beds, and all manner of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, which we are always ready
TO sell on the best terms.
Such are some of our inducements and we
fiater ourselves they are sufficient to create an
increase Of travel from up the road" We will
warrant a warm reception and q profitable trp
BENEDICT & SCOvILL CO.
Waterbury, Dec. Sd. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
VALUABLE
R EAL ES T ATE
AT AUCTION In NEW MiLfORO.

N pursuance of an order from the Couri
Il OF Probate for the district OF New Milford
dated June -. 1855, ] win sell at public auction
(unless previously sold at private sate,I all the
right, title and interest Of JoHN G. SMITH, of New
Milford, an assigning debtor, in and To the fol-
loving described pieces oil Real Estate assigned
TO me, and situated in the towns OF New Milford
and Rox bury:
The sale will commence on Tuesday, the 18Th
day OF January, 1886 at the New England House
in said New Milford. at one clock IN the after
noon, and will be adjourned from time to lime
and place TO place until the entire estate is
disposed OF.
The Homestead OF the late Hon. Perry Smith
with about six acres OF land.
The Homestead and Home Farm of the late
Samuel Comstock, containing about one humid
red and twenty acres OF land, with buildings
thereon
One tract OF land known as the Miles Farm,
containing about seventy acres, with buildings
thereon.
One tract of land known as the Todd Land
containing about forty acres, with buildings
thereon
One tract of land known as the Garfield or
Garter Farm. Containing one hundred acres,
with buildings and saw-fnill therein.
One tract of land known as the Cross Brook
Farm, containing about one hundred and
twenty acres.
One tract Of land known as the Nebo Farm
containing about one hundred acres.
One tract OF land known the Bishop Lana,
containing about sixty-five acres.
One tract OF land known as the Everett
Land, containing about eleven acres.
One tract OF land known as The Buckingham
Land, Containing about twenty acres.
Oae tract 81 woodland known as the Taylor
Land, containing about ten acres, adjoining
the Garfield Farm.
One ira CT OF wood land known as the 'Straights
Mountain Land, containing about fifty acres.
One tract OF wood and know as the SANFORD
Mountain Land. containing about six acres.
One tract Of woodland known the Falls
Mountain Land containing about three and
one-half acres.
Two small Dwelling Houses situated in the
village OF New Milford, near NJ. Brewers.
All the above described parcels Of Real
Estate are in the town OF New Milford.
Also, the following described piece of land
situated in the town OF Roxbury:
One tract Of timber land known as the Goat
Rock Land containing abou, fifty acres.
Also for sale, one sx-seat double Carriage,
nearly new. OF Tomlinson & Woods make,
suitable tor private carriage or livery stable.
The above described parcels Of property are
well known 10 be among the mos: desirable
aud valuable in Liichfield county, I'D will be
sold ;thout reserve 10 the hi CHEST bidder.
GEORGE II. NOBLE, Assignee.
New Milford, Dec. 17th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Improved Single Ndachine

DUBLlC attention is invited TO an improve
l. ment in making Shingles by means OF .
machine patented oy Jonathan Bennel. By the
arrangement of the knives this machine pre-
serves almost entire the grain of the timber.
Shingles-joInuing them, and producing near one
third more from given quantity Of timber than
can be got by any other process now used, and
every shingle is perfect-without liability to clip
shorter OF mar them in any way by checks or
shakes, and leaving every one as sound as It
riven. 1t has also the advantage of greater dis
patch, as two shingles are produced by each
descending motion of the gate TO which the
knives are attached, and cutting from three 10
four thousand per hour. Manufactured and cold
by EBER S. PETERS, Kent, LitchlieId Co. CT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Rem % ants.

BRADFORD, of Wolcot;ville. has Just re-
ID ceived one more case of those beautiful
Calico Remnants. Call soon or you will lose a
bargain.
BOOTS, Boo,s-Gentlemen in want Of Goop
Boots both for Men and Boys, will do well by
calling a, BRADYoRp's.
READY MADE CLOTHlNG.-I,co0 dol.
lars worth more OF Overcoats, Heavy Winter
Coats, Pantaoons and Vests, jut received at
BRADFORD Cheap Store. w ocottville.
Farame,tas, Muslin Delaines, and Merinoes,
just received fresh supply by the subscriber.
A. G. BRADFORD.
Soft Hats, Winle. Caps both Men and Boys,
just received at that Cheap Store around the
corner from Churchs Hotel.
~ Cash paid tor Mink Skins at
A. G BRADFORD'S, Wolcottville.