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ADVERTISEMENT
ANNIVERSARIES. People who attend the Ami

versare. IN NeuYork viii scoect that the finest PHoro
GR,PHs b. the world arc made RooTs Gallery. No 5S
Broadway corner Of Frankast For proof see his pictures and
compare fhfTn-
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h)atrbrs, 1rwclrn, &r.
DFDUCED PRICEs-wATCHEs, JEW

III ELRl. DIAMONDS and SIN th-N Ahf.
The undersigned the last eighteen years wen known
Dealer and Importer offers for sale all Goods IN HI, line at
lower prices for quality than any other house m
New York Philadelphia any other city, and VIII send by
mail express. , 49,.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c,
10 ali par Of the United states free of charge All Goods
warranted as represented Orders By mail postpaid faithfully
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CARPETlNGS, {

CARPETISGs, Oh CLOTHS, &c, AT RowB's,
No 70 HvpsoSsrB..t quality heavy Sheet Oh Cloths cut
70 suit ais single yard cspenss Of every description equal
IL ow, for cash only.
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lAlvertemeut- -
BLAKE's PATENT FRE-PRoOF PAINT, No. ll9
Pear-st-See under head OF Psints.
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IAdyerfisernentl
: md WELLS. No. 3OS Broadway. New.

FOWITRS and WELLS, No. 3Uo BroahWS!' Ne"'
York publish LEE ILLUSTRATED, ne" hrs'-e'. "eeA!'
ga yesr. PHRrsoLoercaL and WsrsSCrSE JOURNAL ga
year For psreullrs see advertisement
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CENSTS MiRSHiLS.

f. W. LTAvESwoRrH, Secretary of State has fur
nshed The TRIBUNE with the following list of appoint
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+. c. HALLIDAY Auctioneer.
nOSITIVE SALE of 40 VALUABLE BITILD-

II ING LOTS, on BEPGEN HIGHTs. HUDSON COUN-
IY n il. G. HALLIDAY wal sell al auction TIL RS
DAY, May H. 1855, y O'Clock, AZ the Merchants EI
charge IN the City of Nefork about 70 Lots Sherwood
beTg'n Nights, Hudson County New Jersey, aiJning
the southern side Of the Newark r nkroa1, aud about
quarter mile the old toglte the psnkusd Lea
ms from Jersey y Bergen Point and within quarter Of an
hours me by stage to Jersey City Ferry
charter has granted for horse railroad from the
ferry 70 bergen FONT Which will pass through the principal
tIue d this property These Lots very peasslty Locate
the situation beng elevated and eanfu IN the highest degree
ccnmsnfrg an extensive view OF the New orb bay NarrJws
and suroun cluutry which combining with Their proS mi
y 10 the CITY e Nei flcT II rem ERA
them desrabe for immediate improvement or a. an IN
vetIneLt prospective value On mani 81 the
lots rcthi'v ems and han Improvements have been
made in tn vicinity ihe sale VIII be POSITIVE aud
without limitation the highest tideT Seventy cent OF
the puchasencnty bond and mortgage io to
years, IL desired
Mats cen be had the Office Of the Auc.ionee basement
No. 4 " a-si.
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LOUIS QuAroRZE.-The Picturesque Illustra-
ton Of the reign OF tits Monarch, may be every
evening al BUTTONS
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ADVERTISEMENT


sorel and Consulting and operstrs suEeon'So 2fnS''
oases boyr. fro,u 70 o. ! To :. and to cyeIins-
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FACE THE MuTc.-Liveunore in Beekman-st., pub
fishes to-day the Doesticks Schottish inscribed to
our friend 90. X. Phander Doesticks, r. b." Lei
Doesticks dance.
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SALE of the BLOOMNGDALE

DEIEINERs SALk OF the BLOOMINUDALE
III and MANHATTANNILLE LIE of>FAGEs-5y ~ -er
Of he Supreme Court Of the Horses and Harness
and also the Personal Property belonging thereto will be sold
az public auction ManbdauyIe, on the oh day OF May.
1855 The properly consists Lots Of Ground with brick
sistles House. Black m shop, &C. situate on the
corer Of and Blooming r0a' in the Village O Man
hattAuve subject a $1,000 Also Lease of
two Lots Of Ground OF 69hsi. and blooming aeoad
with frame Stables an DIV cling. House which fr iJ
pef surum thereon Lease thirteen from the Isl Of
May 1855, gronn Of $50 annun Also seventy
five Hcrses tweuy-six Stages, and number OF Carriages,
Sic gh- Hauese and other ces too numerous to men
ioD. If sold together The present properly VIII be snee 10
two gages but if parcels II will be free from
incunhsbces Also al the Licences and Goodwill OF sad
Boon ipgeae and Msnha,tanye Line Of Stages Terms OF
% for real estate ten per dsy Of sale and suctoneer
res the balance when lecs deNere which VII De IA
ffeen dsys sfer sale Terms Of sale for personal property
cab on delivery Ssc al 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ on Tue
tenth QOihl cay Of May 1855 ...
BENJAMIN MOORE, Receiver kc.
ALLEN, III Ii & SfOCkER,
Ar Comm. iusu
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Silver Weddnst axe hniyes Pc Knives FISH KNIVES Fcke'
FORKS Ice-cream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Chill
dreus Sets Knife, Fork and Spoon Silver Cups Napkin
Rings sc.
Watches Clocks and Jewe.ry repaired the usual
prices Watches and JewelTy taken IN exchange.
GEO. {. ALLEN.
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry Wholesale and Retail
No IL Wall--t Second hoOr)
Broadway New York
CTEBBINS Il Co-WATCHES, DIAMONDS
~ and
JEWELRY SILVER and sILyER-PLATED WARE.
Ne. 264 Broadway New-lork.
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JULIA DEAS.-Mrs. Hayne is playing to large
audiences in Cincinnati and receiving high praise
from the critics who say that she never played 20 well
as now. Her " Lucreza Borgia is pronounced most
extraordinarily truthful.
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49,. "a esupss ess he yssn. y.sssks hArnsess ~ -
hsk " D. fAlMKRs Advsrtisias Assn<y. fnSsns Bse$
! bp, NsEyu .-------
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would take better 81 the rights q the bank IN eorovsssy
between IL ad the Savipxs Institution there notAnx ths
pr, order 10 their obrsnns Leave have such
sons aid The de.snse of the bank
T- tx s,r. .rt.si.d from shors b ssrn-d with
Of sc IN .sesavinx the right tho- Interested The Bank
sppy for leave to aid IN the desae before h- refree. snt
n the subsequent rruceeingS For Appellant MI oeorg- IT,
Mafers; for Re.u..nS,nf Mr.. Charles h. Hurf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
Fall Goods

I'll E subscriber has just returned from New York, wiiha full and cholce assortment oi Goods in hts l'ne of business, adapted to ,he approach insssassa-comp ising everything which 8 new aud desirable in sy.c that the mai ket aIords, Tn -Cioths. Cassimeres and Pestiags
 Having laid in sn unusually large and varied assortment of Fla Il Goods, he is prepared to ac- conimadaic the public with everything in ,he Clothing Line at short notces aliG on the most reasonable terms.
 His stock of Cloths is decidedly the larees, ever brought into this market; his assDr,men, is unusual iy complete, and he will aim 10 kee,i well supplied with goods suitable to the sea son. Cas- simeres, of all the new styles may be found at his Emporium, and splendid assortment oi Black DJeskins, Cassimeres, &e Also, Vestinss "a choice lot of fancy and black Sk and Sa,ln, and what ha considers the most elegant lot of fancy Silk Velvcts and Plush Ves.i,gs.
 These Gods will be made up in style of workmanship no, surpassed. and perfect fits in
 His stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING is the largest in thisviciniy, and all tastes can be fitted ou ,ac most reasonable terms. Besides,
 An endless Variety of Furnishing Goods, embracing large assortment nf Shirts, Collars Stocks, Ties, ,Cravats, Scarfs, Gloves, Gauntlets Hosiery, under Shirts and Drawers, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
 believe in the mi kim that Goods well bought are already haf sold. lfany articie which sell should prove deficient. pledge myself lomake II good. if notified hv the purchaser. As expect 10 hay for cash 1 have decided to adop, the Cash system as far as practicahle-and no account will he permitted to stand over SIX months
 IT Catting done nt short notice.
 Fall and Wiaier Fashens Just received.
 s.. o.. ,s.. I'll RICHARDS:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
At the Old Brick.

-Firsf Door Vest ef tAs Csur,- House MI AY be founi new stock of Boots and lYl shoes, spring fashions for 1854 Wear TOW prepared to offer to the people of LitchEeld County altogether the best and largest stuck of boots and shoes that was ever brought in th,s town. Our stock consists of every variety of style imaginableiit it would be useless and impos. s:ble to nane the different Styles of so large stock as We have al Ihistime--we therefore say to all. como and see yourselves, for our stock ,niy need be seen to brave the truth of what we say. No. approving of the hunlbugiag system. we would here say, as to prices-ihey shall be aniosm, some as high as the his hest and some as tow as the lowest. We would here n this hu nble manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past savors, md most respectfully invite them to give us call be fore they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY S TROWBRIDGE. Litchfifid. May Huh. 1854.
 N.B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be nest happy to dis pose at cost. aT A word to the wise. &c
 N. CT
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
What Is not Charity.

is not charity to give a penny to the street mendicant, oI whom nothing is kaown, while we l,aggIe wilma poor man out of employment, for ,niser- able dime. It is not charity 10 beat down poor seams,ress to Starvation prices --io let her silin her wet clothes sewing all day-to deduct irom her piuiul reinuneration iflIie siofln delays, her prompt arrivnI. II is noi charity. to take poor relationsinio the family, make her a slap, io aII yonr.wIlims aai sasnt her continually with her aiepcn- dent s;tnation. Itis no, charity to,lurn a man who is outof workin.o ll,e street. with his family because f,e cannot pay 'hisfent. lis nol charity to exaci the ui,nost far.hins rom ,lle widow and orphan. Ii is not charity to give with a sBpercillous air and patronage, as fl God had made you; the rich man, of difs ent blood from lIle siliyering re- cipient, whose only crime is that he is poor. IL is not charity to be an ex- tor,ioner-no ! though you bes,ow aims by thousands. All this is no. charity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
Naugatuc Railroad. .. |b
JVinier drrua3emeat. .comasenci,.g De-

Wiaser 1drrda3emeRt.c Rt.comnsencing Dee.
 lisk. 1854.
 TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Train leaves BrIds dsepori for Winstrd, al 900 4. M., or on arrival oi ,he A Nj. Train from New York, and .co. !, ec,ing al the Junction wi,hthe $50 A. N Trainafom New Haven.
 First Freight Train leaves Bsidgcpor f,r Wlrs;ed a, II 10 A. M., receiving pas ,cnsers from the 8 A. NJ. Train from New York.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge rival ofthe 500 P. NJ. Express Tsain from New York connecting al the Junction with the 5 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAiSsINro BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted ate % 4. M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven, and at Brid se- DOT, w,h the s.s5 \ NJ Train to New York First Freight Train will leave Waterbury fo,Bridgepor, ats 50 A Ii, arriving a, Bridge. port in time 10 iaks the l5 P. M Express train from New Haven 10 New Yora. Second Passenger Train leaves Winstea a: B M connecting al the Junction with a Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with the AIS P Nj Train ts New York.
 T The Freight Trains have Passenger Accommodations.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Stage from Woodbury, South. bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, w,ll connect al, Seymour H umpire eyssille) with the 9l3 A Nj Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival of the 1000 AM Train fromBridse. port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNeds Stage from Wateriown, will con- nect at Waterbury every day with the 3I A Nj Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 % A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 40 P M Train.
 Fenn's Stagefrom Li,eh6eld will connect at Liichheid Station with mail Train each way, daily.
 Aliens Stage from Beihlem will connect ai Waterbury with the s.si A. M. Train down on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friiays. Re. turning on arrival of the 10 4. NJ. Train from Bridgeport OF Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat- urdavs.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colehrook River and Hiichcocksville. will connec, daily with the i.33 P. M. t.ai,. from Winsted, and return on the arrival of The 1000 X. Nj. train from Bridgeport.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchase ed al the offices.
 W.D. BISHOP, Superintendent. Bridgeport. Dec. 9, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
FOR IuE .nILLxu.
 AT THE .Vssc .FesCeisy Store! A. $. BALDWIN

KS again home, heavily stocked with all the latest styles and most desirable patterns, setecied aaifh tae greatess Persons wishing anything ia my line should no, iait 10 call and examine nay extensive assortment before going ta the c,v or elsewhere
 GlLp WarrnsS.--A gold English lever. full ie~eled and warranted, for s; 1; also. n splendid EnsI,sh nasa,s is.weied Watch. extra fine eases. tar SD. Eng.si, pnten, silver Watches, wi,hand wit.,oat .ru,sins cases. silver anchors n hunt:ns eases. detached levers. escapements. kc.
 EEEssr Fiss, ofever, style and quality 10 sui, the nnrehaser.
 EAR R,sss-Ah extensive enssortn,ent-esnno, iail so please. sm
 Pins. CaT Pins. know Na'hinr P;aS, Crop Pins. Pencils. Pens. Fhsmh'e>, Slides. Charms, Seals. Ssans. Chains and Spes tsc,e.-r.'a. silver snd ssesl.st 4. .S.EALDWfN'S. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
THE CeysECTltUT COURsNr. PUBLISHED AT HARTFORD,
DAILY PARTNERSHIPS

Il s an old established iournai.a pleasan, ins,rnc- \ tive and reliable Eewspaper-aliye to all the topics 0f the day-wel posted in local mat .ers-wi.h an aericutural department far those inierss,ed-earnest for ihe strict enforcement of ,hs Connecticut pruhibitory law, and safe fam fly paper.
 susscRirrIos-Daily Courant, S per annum !; II pad strictly in advance, s4.5o; 10 Clergymen isl service S3 ts weekly papers. difse renI in ex- change, g. Weekly Caurant, $ per annum 1: in bundles SIPS, 10 Clergvmen, sl ; to news. papers, ,hon,exchanse, Sl-all payable strcl- ly in advance.
 & PosTkGE.-..rhe po-tage on the Daily, mailed to any part of the State, is 75 cents year 10 other States, sl56. Onthe Weekly. ia Hartford C,unty, nothing; in any other part of the United States, 26 cents.
 ADvEsTrsIsG.Y Yearly advertisers in Daily. with priyilegesot one square. Tconiined strictly to the advertisers regular basness,l chanaeahle once week. SEQ: one square one insertion, 50 cents continuance. % cents per day-a reason- able deduction for long continuance. In Week ly, one insertion, $ cents; continuance. g cents per week: For cases no, specified, terms will be made known at the office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
Nugice.

I'll undersigned would respectfully announce to his customers and the public generally that he.contlnues in the BOOKSELLlNG business
 At the Arcade. Waterbury, Conn. whsrehe is prepared to fill any ordersin his line with which he may be entrusted. Mitn the same regularity and despai oh which has disting xished his operations heretofore.
 Particular attention is paid to subscriptions for Magazines and other periodical or serial works, winch are forwarded by the earliest mails in the neates, and most substantial manner without in- iurv 10 the Engrayings.
 Orders for Books m all Languages, in all ex- tan, editions. whether, published at home or abroad. whether rare or comn,on-as well as for Music. Engravings or other objects of taste. ele- gsnce or curiosity, will be promptly attended 10. Books and heavy pamphlets sent by express or as may be otherwise ordered. Localagenis sup piled on favorable terms. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, 4ml9 Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
T. s. Arthur,s Home Eragazine

NOMMENCES a new and enlarged series NJ w,,h the No. fur January, 1855, and the advertiser furnishes the work ny he single sub- scription tor et 50 per anaum, in advance.
 Ha also supplies PErEssoS's MAGAZINE and the NATIONAL MAGAZINE, til.e latter published by tho Methodist Book c,ncernl at ei 50 each Ter annun all nt tiie above are Ss Magazines. sBALIou's date Gleason's, MAas:rrcnyr PIcro RIAL. S3 paper. aud cheap at ,ha,, hc sends for e2 5Oa year. All other works a, propor- tioaate reduction from regular prices. Every new Book advertised or nntced in the papers wtA he sent, p0slage prepaid, on receipt of pub lshers' retail prices. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, Bookseller, GUY Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
COTHREN'S HISTORY OF A nc icnt Wood bury
 ron SALE ATrHis OFFICE.
New Goods {! Prices Es c d u C c d. ED. MCNEIL

First Door East ot Ms Court House. ND ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the public Et that he has received his second supply of desirable Fall Goods, and takes much pie asure in observing that during his recent vtsl, tn New York he has taken advantage of the extraorJi- nary depression in many kinds of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. to make such purchases as will enable him 10 place before his customers wel-selectrd assortment oi Ladies' and Gents Dress Goods at very ioW prices
 Ills stock of Ladies Dress Goods is very large, consisting in par, ot Meriaoes, Parame,tas, plain and figured DeLsines, Cashme:es, Alpaccas, DeBeges. plaid Choking ana Lininss, Brocha and Mantle Sa wls-bulh long and square, Trunks. Carpet Bags Sc.
 GgSr's FURNISHING Goops.-Gloves, Crevats. Broadcloths. Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Silk, Vel vet, Farmers Satin. &c.
 Also. full supply oi Groceries, Crockerv and Glass Ware, Flour, Feed, Sc. constantly on hand. Oct. l6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22

A black man once went to Portland and attended church. He went into T good pew, and the mex, neighbor asked the mn who owned it why he put a nigger into ispew?
 r Why, sir, he's Haylien."
 "Cln't help tI,a.-he's black ''
 !" Sir, he's correspondeu: of mine. 1"
 Can't help that-he's black"
 "He's worth million of dollars"
 :" Introduce me-"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
A G E N T s. .

The Committee believing that the success of this Great Nationat Undertaking will be materi. ally promoted by tho energy and enterprise oi intelligent and persevering Agents. have resolve ed to tseat w,hs such on the must liberal terms
 Any person wishing to become an Agent, by sending most paid,) Sl. will receive by return of mail, One Dollar Engraving, Gift Ticket, Prospectus, a Catalogue and all other necessary information.
 On the final completion of the sale, the Gifts will be placed in ihe hands of Committee Of the purchasers 10 be distributed, due notice of which will be given throughout the United States and the Canadas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
Employment for Agents.

SEVERAL thousand energetic and ,rustwor- - thy young men are wanted to act as AGENTS, both local and lravelng-:n every State of the Un'on, for the sale of paten'ed rticle If manu- lecture now in extensive demand. The exclusive right for the United States IS owned by the ad. ver,,sers, and agents "f capacity and business tact can easily earn two hundred dollars per month, and no capital required. Eriracts from communications from, our Agents. "1 herewith cnclnse you draft for - dollars dcductng one hundred and ninety seven dollars as my commit isslon on my sale ut the last monih
 tSigned,) E. REED" "I shall realize n. commission on my sales ihs month about one hundred and seven,y-tive dollars. E. c. FIELD" The occupation will prove light and gentle. manly empoyment-as Honorable as II is profit able.
 No Agent will be accepted uniets able to produce substantial testimonials as 10 chara c,eI and industry.
 Salaries will be arranged for inc first year if preferred.
 So many answers 10 advertisements are fer warded from motives of idle curiosity only, the advertisers will consider no application unless accompanied bv one dollar es evidence of sin- ceriy, when full particulars will he forwarded. Address PURNS, BENEDICT & co
 Baltimore, 3fd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22

4 lady entered one of our village stores the other day and requested to see some wool DeLainss. The polite merchant showed her a variety of pie cesof fine texture and coloring Alter tossing and examining to her hearts content. she observed
 5'" The goods are part cotton, sir"
 "My dear madam" returned the shopman, "Thcse goods are as free of cotton as your breast is-Ohe lady .stares, free from guile."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
A & J Dayton
BridgeportPower ccmpenv.

fFII5 ECUmpany ate about eIeci lig mi a IL ceatfal location several buildiSkss ss ear h Four Hundred feet in length. fimy{ {teet in width. dfhree stories high, for the kupt se of letting out propelline power and u to such maaufacinrersssm ss may desire. They III be provided with from rHREE to FIVE bn- dfed horse rower and will have scccn moda> iions for about 1000 workmrn. Applirsiisns for Power and Room may be made peSsonally or by letter to either otthe subsrribers.
 P T BARNUM.
 VIM H NOBLE.
 Q " SENMTScA
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22

A gentleman was lately walking in a street, when he met stone-cutter whom he thus addressed ass" My good fellow If the devil was to come now which of Us would he take ,"
 After little hesitation, the man re- piled, "Me, sir"
 Annoyed by this reply, the queris. asked him for reason.
 Because, yer honor, he would be glad ,o ke.ch meself-sure !; and he'd have you at any time"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have trade arrangements 10 keep constant supply oi a first rate ar ticle of GEESE FEATHERS-selrctc and pack ed with great care bs ourselves. in pack ages of from 20 10 so lbs and will furnish st all times any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs, ofa quality they will warrant as gsod as Inc best and at as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the State.
 S.& L. HURLBUT. Winchester. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c.,, &c,

TUST received. very large and general as. s9 sortment of all kinds of Boots and Shoes suit able for the season; 1000 pa'rs 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 litte ready money abou' their cl"thes are respectfully invited to call and examine quality and prices. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather ior sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also. agen, for the sale of Dr. Beers celebrated Hair Tonic, tur relieving baloness and restoring grey hair to it's natural color. Nothing like |, ]; try il.
 Litchield. Sept. ,a,h, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
Just Arrived.

HIRAM JACKSON has jnsf re,urned from l n New York wiih The latest Fall and Winter Fsshians ot Hsts and Caps-compr;sirg
 Back Melsskin, White Beaver, Wide 4 wake. Know No,aiag and Result, Hats
 Children'k Has and Caps every descrin,ion.
 Plush and Fns Caps ef all kinds Gentlomen's and Lad:es' Furs. Bnf..o Robes. &c &r. af evsrs q.:alitp and aa. a.aH prices
 Ey Esrrything usually fnund al a Haf and Caa Sis:e wii5c kept cons.anfir op. Iand and fs, ss'e -hcan<,, Fl. iAcKS3S
 Seq, 18Th, lEA -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-22
B A Tn w [ MS M ! l. L g !.

EOk SALE al ire Mills Of the subscriber in 1T Washington, Grain. Meal, and Provender, Plaster, Clover and Timothy Seed, Sc, Sc. CHAIN PuMPs. wholesale and retail Hovey's Straw Cutters ard Corn Shelters, Flows anu Scrapers. Furnace Castings of every description Mill Shafts and Gearing, Water Wheels. &c. 1 Machinery of all kinds, bull, and repaired i; Shatting, Pulieys and Hangers of every kind. In store, Dry Goods and Groceries, Nails and spikes, Hardware and Cutlery. Sh ,vels. spades, Manure Forks, Hoes. Pitehforks, Coil Chain and Rope of various sizes. %
 Waated-ScRAr IRON in any quantity.
 fl. BALDWIN. Washington. March 1854.