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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

District Of Plymouth SIS PROBATE Court, January
l9ih. 1855.
EHSTATE Of WALTER c. PALMER. an
f. assigning debtor, of Plyinouth III SAID
district.
ORpgaEp-That the Trustee exhibit his ad-
minlsirat,un account Ia this court for adjustment
at the probate office in Plymouth. On the third
day OF february. 1855. AT O'Clock afternoon
and that all persons interested IN said estate
may be notified thereof. the Trustee Will cause
tins order to he published IN n newspaper printed
IN Ltchfe,d, and post n copy thereof on the
sign-pos, in said Plymouth.
CHARLES ADAMS,
Judge OF the adjoining district OF litrhfied
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Diieo.

In Salisbury. Jan. 7th of lung fovcr. Sally s.,
vile Of Ira Adams and daughter OF Benz anu
and Sally Jones. aged 81 wears.
-. In T"rtingIord, Jan 2oh, Philip Pond, aged
n ycnrs
In New Hartford. Ian Goth, Abram Wilcox.
aged "a years; 2isi, Asa WobdrLr. e..-d 10
In Baskerville. Jan. 2lS,, Alien Goodwin. nge d
sc years; 25th, Vi ,yphus fever. Anthony Baker
aged 81 years
In Copey Ohio, Nov. Sd Henry Orviat', aged
II years. Dec. 9TH. Andrew B, Ov,alt aged 81.
sons OF Heman Ovatt. Dec 3lst, Heman Ov..
at. aged 81 years.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
JEWELRT FOR THE MILLION
AT The
.Scir .gasctis 81 Sore!
a, s. BALDWIN,

rs again home, heavily stocked with all the
Il latest styles and m"st desirable patterns,
selected ,cth fhs greatest care. Persons wishing
anvthiug in my tiae should not al to call and
examine my extensive assortment, before going
To the city Or elsewhere.
Com WArcaEs. gnld English lever, full
iewelcd AID warranted, FOR 81 ; alsu. a splendid
English paten. jeweled Not.h. rxtru fine cases.
for SO. English patent silver Watches, wihand
without hunting cases, silver aGchuts = hunting
cases, detached eyers, escapements, &c.
BREAST i'INs, of every style aud quality to suit
the purchaser.
EAR RINGs-AL extensive assortment-c cannot
fail 10 please.
FiNsrR RrSGS-ln fact, everv variety Rings,
Pins, Cntf Pms. Know Nothing Pms, Crop Pins,
Pencils, Pens. Thmb'es, Slides, Charms, Seals,
Snaps, Chains and Sgectac! es-god, silver and
steel, at Il. {. EALDWlN'S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

"LAvALETTE," in corresponding with the
Norwich Eruminer, Expresses so exactly
our opinion Of " woman's rights" that We
cannot forbear copying:
We have no sympathy with that sickly
sentimentalism, which makes woman an
ETHEREAL exquisite to be handled and adored
We have just as little sympathy with that
coarse and vulgar ambition which would
place her in the forum, or in the field. Let
her take the place which God and nature
have assigned TO her, and there let her shine
by the development and exercise of her
many noble qualities. To her it is given,
more than to man, to mould and shape the
moral character Of the generations which are
so rapidly following one another to the judg
ment. But she mus, do this, if she does it
at all, in the way appointed. That christian
mother, breathing her own devout spiri, into
the hearts Of her wel-irained children, and
reproducing in them by her prayerlul and
earnest eudeavors the character they have
learned to love and admire, is, through those
children, doing more to improve and bless
mankind, than she could do at the balIot-5ox
or in the Senate ofthe United States. That
pious young woman, devo,ing herself to the
care of the sick; or to the distribution of
chris tian charities or TO the education of the
young; or to any one OF many other employ
menis or which her nature, as woman, es-
pecially fits her; is doing more a thousand
times 10 bless the world, than she could do,
with the stolen title" Rev." prefxed to her
name, heading petitions to the Legislature
making stump speeches upon womnn's
rights-and making a terrible fuss about
her prosecutions for righteousness sake
Give us women that hare rights: and we
will say-give them their rights.
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9yIaffiieo.

In this place Jan. 9Th, by Rev. II. v. Weed,
James l.. Stone OF LlichIieid 10 Mss Amra
T., Ter at Woodbury..
In Aihnn New York, Jan. l7,h. by Rev. Mr.
HnYr, Gro II Gaylord OF GayInrdsvrile. CT. 20
Miss Janet II Aiken of the former mare
Also, in Palmyra Ohio, by Rrv. Mr.. Wilkins.
Henry Roberts Of Gay Iord,vle to Miss Helen
4. Abel OF the former n'ace.
In Woodbury., Jan. l'th. hv Rev A, r. ru'l-
ing. Marcus A. Hurd oi Woodbury. to Miss tn
nice NJ, Warner Of Roxhury Jan 2ith, VIM.
hax6eld to Miss Rosetta lia' es. both of Wood.
bury; Oliver B. c &c 1t bridgeport, to Miss l., =.
din +. Hayes of Woodbury..
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New Liquor Law In Maine.

A new liquor law has been laid before the
Special Temperance Committee of the
Maine Legislature, by Neal Dow, which is
more stringent in its action, if possible, than
the existing Maine Law. The bill provides
that, for selling liquor in violation of the
provisions of the act, a fine of $50 and I'M.
Prisonment in the county Jail for four months
shall be inflicted for the first offence for the
second fine of $50 and six months imprison-
ment; and for the third fine of 800 and
one years Imprisonment in the State Prison.
Persons intoxicated are obliged to disclose
where they got the liquor, under penalty OF
going to the House of Correction No ac-
ton is to hold against any officer for seizing
and destroying liquor where the warrant is
issred by a competent court. Express men.
and railroad and steamboat companies who
convey liquor, except according to the law,
are to be fined for the two first offences, and
Imprisonment one month for the third. 1t
is thought the bill will be adopted BY the
Committee bot there is some doubt as to
the action of the House.
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Litchfe,d. Jan. l7th, 1855.
as. q saw 4 IL So.

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS
~ WARE from boston has been received
and IS for sale at the Shop Of the subscriber, at
unusually low prices-conss ing "f Pitchers,
Sugar BOWS, SpIoa HoIder- Cream Cups,
Butter Plates Preserve Plates, NapIers. Go5ets,
Egg Cups. Lemonade Cups CaG:d.es,;cks, No-
las~es Cups, ten different styles 'rnnb'ers, Sc.
g.. which the public are invited TO call and
examine.
~ \ good assortment Of Cook and Parlor
STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware &, &c.
always an hand. J. w. COM.
Norfolk Jan l. 1865.
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Farm for SAFE.

TENIlE subscriber wishes TO sell his Farm
"A. situated in the town OF Cornwall, containing
l47 70 acres of good lana well adapted 10 gram
ar grass. we'll wotercd and divided into suunhe
lots, and has good supply oi timber and wood
one tweIlins-hous wood-honse. carriage -h"ns'
hog-house. and large barn; also an orchard 1t
choice fruit trees A part OF the purchase money
nav remain a time with good security, II desired.
For further particulars enquire :, re snoESr!oer
in Warren. }. IL. COMo1oS IA. .,
Warren, Dec 25, 1854 50
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For Sale.

vySIiE residence Of WILLIAM ScovftLr. better
Il knawn as the Ward Place, situated one
fourth of q mile west OF the courthouse. 1t
consists III a dwelling house. barn. wood house
and other ou,buildncs. and Contains a never
falling well of water and large cistern.--
Attached thereto il about four acres ct land in
a high state of cultivation. Win fruit trees OF
almost every description, witch i" their season
yield in great abundance. For tnr,her par'icu-
lars enquire of the suhscriher. IN the premises.
WILLIAM SCOYILLE
I.,chhrld, Jan. solh. 1856. 10
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NEW YORK
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment.

VE7HE undersigned would respectfully in
~, the irhrh:anta RI Li'"htield and vi
cri'v thu, he has opened fashionable Tailor 3
ship, in Lords Bni ding, four doors west Of The
Mansion ion-., where he IS ready to ard
make M all kinds ut garments in his Inc 20 SUIT
those VINO may favor him with their p1ir'na2e.
Having had long experience as cutter IA
soma of the rest rs'ahl shmenis in New York,
he fa,,ers himself that he will he able to sat-
isiv hs customers in any style of cut or fashion
Persons furnishing thei" own Goods can have
them made and trimmed in the best and most
fashionable manner, and in the latest style. on
reasonable terms.
Boys Clothing cut and made TO order.
ALL GARMENTS sarraaied 20 Fl.
JOHN taft.
Litchfield, Jan. l. 1855.
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@ a TX III A L. T..
81 North Street, Boston.
Farm, Cor Salos

StlTUATED in the town OF Warren, lately
- owned aud occupied by Asahel Wedge
Esq, decd, containing one good clearinghouse
one carriape-honse. one wood house, two barns,
two ou,-harns 222 acres, well-prnpnnnned Tor
plow, meadow, pasture and wood land1well
watered Tor Stock; also, an orchard OF choice
fruit trees. Terms of purchase easv.
For particulars enquire OF w 3. GhE ~
New Milford. or E. N. KELLOGG, Esq, nea
the premises. ran
Warren, Nov l4,h. 1854. 5t'u29
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DlsrRIcT OF WASHINGTON, S..

U NJ I
PROBATE Court. Jan. 25th. 1855
NSTATE of ALBEIT GIBSON, late Of
II Washington in said District deceased.
The Executor represents the Estate insovent,
ard pra~s the appointment OF commissioners
thereon.
ORDERED-That commissioners to receive ard
examine the cians OF the creditors Of SAID
Estate be appointed at the probate Office in
Washington, on the 18th day of February, 1855.
a, o'clock afternoon of which all persons in
interest will lake notice, and appear if they see
cause and be hearl thereon.
~" ITUIEL EiCkOX, Judge.
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FhTHE Judge of the Court of Probate for
- tie District OF Lncntirld has limited aud
allowed TX months from the date aereoi i07 the
creditors al the estate OF HENRY KIMBERLY
late OF tsos'en IN said District d. ceased, rep
resented lnshIvent. in which u exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed hesSrs Joseph
l. Gay ord and Henry Norton, Of SAID Goshen,
commissioners 10 receive and examine sa,d
claims. Certified by
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet ut the late res .tence Of SAID deceased IN
said Goshen, on The i"urth MONDAY IN February
and the last Saturday IN July, 1850 at l O'Clock
IN the afternoon, on each of sad days. for lie
purpose OF attending on the business OF sad
appointment
Joseph I. GAYLORD J Commits
EDW ARD KtMBHRLY,} siontrs.
All persons indebted To said Estate are re-
quested 10 make Immediate payment 10
SvLvA KIMBERLY, ! Admins
EDWARD KIMBERLY istrator..
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Notica.

gNlIiE Committee appainted for the purpose
OF procuring enclosed grounds Tor he use
O, the Li,chhc.d County Agricultural Society
hnve decided to enclose wt,h suitable tenre n
In of at least iour acres for tive next Annual
Fair. near the viage OF LitchficL or the village
Of Wulco.,vle ut the place offering the greatest
inducements to the Sacie,y.
Members of the Committee will be- at the
Mans, N House at L,tchiieId, aud at Church $
Hotel at Wacs,tyille on Wednesday, the 7lh
Of February nex,, at one o'clock p. Mat
which time the proposals. viii be received.
ROBBINS BATTELB,
r., ha
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G z ATS.

=
Z~N&4xV ST PULLS HE'D:
gHsss&sxJ A New Discovery la Medicine .
few words on the rational Treatment, without
medicine. OF Sperma,orrhea or local weakness
nervous debility. low splr',s, iass'tnde. weakness
If The limbs and back ndisp"stlon and incaaa-
civ far study and labor. dallness I" apprehension
lass of memory, aversion TO society. love ct sol.
,ade, mid,y seds'rns dlza'" s . ntad ahe
,;o,s az The eyes, pimples the tsce, sexual aud
other infifmites IN man.
Faox THE FRgvcH OF DR 3. De LssEr.-Ihe
impnrtan, fact tina, these alarming complaints
NAV easily be removed without medicine, rs, IN
th;s small, trac, clearly demonstrated and The
en,irely new and highly successful treaimen'.as
adopted BY the Author ially explained. by means
perfectly and at the least possible Cost, avoiding
thereby oil the advertised nostrums oil the day.
Sen, to any address, gratis. and past Tree IN a
sealed envelope. bv remittng lpos' paid two
postage stamps To On. B. DE LANEY, Nc. u
Lspenard street, New York, 70
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
The RevoIut,on In Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. IS.
The steamship Orizaba has arrived at this
port with Mexican dates to the 10Th inst
Several successful attacks on the insurgents
by the government troops are reported, and
the revolution is said to be crushed out in
Oaxaca.
The formal taking possession of the Mes
lila Valley by the U. S. authorities, is ofici-
ally announced in the Mexican papers.
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"
NHE Trustee OF the Estate OF titO las
MIL! ~ Il = II =

VI Sd"oG' f. ~ lSto
Present john &. MITcHETT. Judge
TaNHt. trustee OF the Estate Of 'tilOMAS
n MORGAN of Salisbury in said District,
an assigning debtor--having repres, nted said
Estate mSoiyent, and having given nonce IN
compliance with The order OF said Court TO al
concerned III sud Estate to uppelr he ore SAID
Court The present day at l o'clock p. NJ AZ the
probate ohce III SAID district, to he heard r, Ia
tive 10 The Appointment OF commissioners on said
estate; and no one appearing but said Trustee,
/ his court doth Therefore appoint DONALD j.
WARNER and JAMES ENSIGN ksqs of said Salls-
bury, ludicious aud dsinterested persons COM
W'sSoners on said cstate-tO receive, examine
ana ndIust the claims at the creditors OF 50 q
estatc. Aud SAID cour, doth decree that SIX
months from this date be allowed and limited the
creditors al SAID estate II exh BIT their clltns 10
sad comm's-Ioners-whow will meet on the hus-
ness ot their SAID Appointment mt the Dwelling
house oil {. Roreb back ut Lime Rock. ~ sa
Salisbury, on the second Tuesdays oi March and
July next, at 10 O'Clock forenoon, on cach Of
sald days. Md sad cuut d.recIs SAL. Trus ee
to cause this order To be puh he'd IN twu papers
printed IN LIichileld, IN L}tchtieid COUNTY, for
one mouth, anu To nu' like copy thereof on a
public sign.posi IN sad loWn OF Salisbury nearest
the place whers said assigning debtor now re-
sides, and he viii also within one week from
TINS date leave n like copy OF the same with
CALVIN Butter OF Cornwall, CT. or at his usual
place OF ahofn- ----.-
Certified from Record:
40 JOHN G.. MITCHELL, Judge.
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Clearing S3sgf SG{Cs !

fg,HE suhscr berS, thankful for past tavors
Offer their large slocl VI
DrV Goods, Groceries. Hfrl'care.
Grocery, R5udy Mate NJthing,
Boots and Shoes DC, DC,
From this date At greatly reduced prices, snita.
hlc 10 the hard times, 10 clear them out and
make room for Spring Goods. There. are
bar.ains here-such as lave never he:nre hes n
seen since the Grect- Fire. Now IS the time Ia
buy at your own prices; the goods must he so
wlIhnut regard 10 cost. Close BUYERS and all
who want bargains are invited to call.
Respectfully, SPENCER & ADAMS,
A; c. Adams s Co.'S o.. stand,
No. West Main Street.
Litchfed. Jan. 17th, 1855.
ENOR SALE in lots TO suit purchasers
i, 500 lbs T.nrt
eco lbs Fail Butter
1000 lbs Extra Cheese.
300 lbs Hams and Shoulders
At So AS.
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Notice.

A LII persons hnving Due Bills payable IL
N Clouds ut my Store. wall please present the
came for payment within ten davs.
n. b. LATHROP.
Woco,tville, Jan. %, 1861.
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Il RN2.c ChHsscr.

500 FINE Top Carriages, Side Seats.
Z WV Open and Standing Tops-anl twelve
fna Cutters, at reduced prices. Also, by the
request Of nanr, have consented to do repair.
ill.,, OF all kinds through the winter. 80.
WM. RODGERS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
Se,ring Birds.

4 MATTER of great comfnrt and convent
n enee 10 ladies'; none should he without ,h,s
valuable improvement " no value their health OF
happiness. Found, the hes,- articae r,annfar-
fared. at a. ;. BALI" M
Jan ssh, 1885,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
I 8 ) ; :.

TENHE campaign has opened! The ball
ID is in motion. and the people are Coming
Coming wh"re Why. they are coming ea m1sSs
o JUOp's NtsIArURr Rcpas 10 it f,r their Da-
-,ueu, uiyees-wiere thev are sure 10 get a GER
rect Misunderstanding perfectly wrl satished
with theulseh es and the impression they have
made. Terms Casa and charses moderate.
Ma. Son,b Street. J. L. JUDD.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

TO buy book unless the words " Dr. A. NJ MArMcyAu
~ Liberty Street N. Y" is land the entry In the
OILY OF respectable and honorable dealers or ssnd by
mail, and address to Dr. a. II. Nauriceau.
50 Upon receipt Of One Dollar "THE MAR
EILO WoMAh'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
FAAIOu" Is sent (naiei free TO any part of the
Omitted States, the Canadas and Briiish Provinces.
ALI letters must be postpaid. and addressed TO DR..
e. NJ. NEuRICEAU, box 1224 kew-Xozk City.
Publishing Office, Eo.sl2S Liberty Street. Nsw-
York. 80 .--l.f s. -s-
Aarvrs IN CossEcricrT--E Il Bowers, Harts
ford W D Starr, MadriowD; A Jndd. Dan.
bury E Hoyi, Ssmf,fa; T Il Fssss. 'Ass
la. An. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

yg-ANTED in exchange Tor Gnods-any
w quantity oil Butter, Cheese, Eggs and
Graa. > 9 A.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

II AIDES and Misses Caters fine assort-
Ia nent of Silk and Linen do. ut LOCKS.
TAITERS. Ladies' plain, f"xed, congress,
4E tan and all other kinds Of Caters.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
~FNT'S French Calf, sewed and pegped
In Roots for sale by N. & T.
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Hotice.

AZORS pui in The best order and warrant,
I'd al CIR OSSNAN'S Shaving, Hair-Cutnng
and Wig-Making Room, over DR.. Beckwlth's
Drug Store, South Street, Liichheld.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

nATENT Self-Shnrpening Yankee Feed
Cutters, jus, received by
F. d. Mcneil.
Litchfeld Oct. 18th. 1854.
IMPROVED Eagle Flows and Cultivators at
4 r. D McNEIL'S.
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Dstric, Of sFater,o,rn SIS Probate Court, DsceniSe

D1sfr'Cf o. "dteFtoca IS tFooate CouFf, bsGE"s"s'
s6ih, 1854.
NSrA L Of JoHx II. SHELTON. Of Wafer
EA town in said Dis;rctsan as sa'ag debtor.
lie court of praa lie fpr The district at " a'e;'
,,wn hath limited md allowed three months
from the date h-renf for the ere I'ors al se'd
Estate, represented insolvent, IN whica 10 ex-
hibt their CAIRNS thereto; and has 4 Nahted
Russell s. Beers and David Wetoi, Il a. -'1'-
mssionrrs 10 receive and es'rine s7d e;''ass-
Certified by LgaaN W. CUri.EE, indee'
The subscriber. give Lo'ice that thev sha II
meet n, the dwelling muse Of Russe' ; Beers
in said Wa;er,owp. on the tirst Nonsiay IN r.'''
rua-r, ami on the 18th dav OF March, AZ. 1872,
at o'clock in the ai.srn on. each"f said days
far the purpose oi attending on the business
said appa nssneni
Russgr. s. BrERs. Commits
DAVID EE'!roS. I sl"nefs.
All persnns indeb'e3 Ia said cs;a'e are re-
quested To make immediate payment n
WILLIAM B. HoTcaKiss, T us'ee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

IDEAL CIDER VINEGAR for sale BY
Ia, s. d. NORTHWAY Il CO.
EsAIAH BLoOD'S bes, AXES Tor sale hy
4 S. D. +. & Co.
e%OLE LEATHER and Call Skins for sale By
S. d. n. 4 Co.
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Distric, Of Norfolk, S. PROBATE Court, Jan I7th.

District Of Norfolk, IS. PROBATE Court, Jan. I'm,
1855.
DSTATE of DENNIS WHOLLEY. late Of
- Black Rock, Erie county. y \ decea Led
the Cnurt al Probate for the District OF Norfolk
hath limited and allowed six months from the
date h.reu. Tor the creditors of said estate, rep
resented nsolsent IN which. to exhibit their
ciauns thereto has appointed Riley StIliman s
Auren tibhais, Commissioners, TO receive and
examine said claims. Certified bv
w b. RICE, Judge
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Office OF w K. Peek, Esq. in sad
Norfolk, an the t2ih dav ri March and the l7h
dav Of July next, al 10 O'Clock. in the forenuon,
on each OF sa,d days, for the purpose OF aI,end-
ing on the business ii sad appointment.
RILEY S SULLIVAN, Commits
AUREN TlBBALS. ! s'oners.
Al persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
ques;ed to make immediate paymcni 20
GIDEON HALL, Administrator.
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New Goods =!

WYE have just returned from New York. and
w can now furnish all who wish With good
supply of
Ess.y G0oess and Groceries.
in great variety and on the best terms. We
think there is not more than one place in Litci-
field County where the desire TOR beauty and
comfort can be satisfied with as little money a .
at our store. Please call and see us.
HGATON s NEWTON.
Mortified, Oct 10, 1854. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

NOR sAI.E.--Threc o. { Ut lives o. Bees.
e Enquire At his officc.
Jan. ed, 1858. ?.
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Three Dollar Monlhlies for 50 a Year.

"ARPER'S Magazine, Pu,nam's Monthly,
HI Graham. Gedey, knickerbocker, Frank
Leslie's Book Of Fashions, Blackwood's, &c.
are sent to subscribers, by the undersigned, for
Two oitars each per annum.
Address WILLIAM PATTON,
$40 Bookseller, Waterbury, CT.
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Pumps. Pumps.

~HAIN PUMPS for the Million. The hes;
y TUE and chain on hand-cheap for cash.
Wanted-A good Blacksmith.
II BALDWIN.
Washington, Oct. Odd. 1854.
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T.oorc G. ; ohuscn.
Wigs asad T0ayees

-xsDE IN order, at CgOSSMAN'Ss Striving
Va ard Hair-ca'iry Roo@, over DR.. Bee.
!. Wits Drug store. g
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GOOD BLACKSMITH will find constant,
n employment hv eUqurng of
S, D. NORThWAY & co.
South Norfolk, Jan. I7th, 1855
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

Al a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury, in and
for the District Of Salisbury, on the 2sd day
Of January, A. u lsi5
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
Gentlenen'S
FURNISH HING GOOD

Together with great variety oil Fancy Goods
to be closed up cheap.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-17
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