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Prices Red e d
New Spring and summer Goods |!
Col and see taem-R First door east Of Court HOES
MCNEIL e. RpAMAN

WOULD call the at,entioa Of the inhabitants
w Ot this and the neighboring towns to one
Of the most comple,c as<ortments Of American
and Foreign Dry Gosds ever offered IN this
market a prices :hat viii defy competitions.
People Al home and abroad are respectfully in-
yited to call and examine he stock for them
selves, as we are determined to sell at 4 very
small preht-that the tide which has been turn
ing this way may continue so to do.
his assortment comprises a great variety OF
Silk and Dress Goods, French md Jaconef
Muslins, Organdies, Barases. Gh1ilee Barege
DeLaines. Challie DeLaines. piaid s. z striped
and plain DeLaines, Swiss and Spo1sed fpslins,
Bishop and Victoria Lawns, plain checked
Cambrics, &c. A large assortment of Goods for
Men's and Boys's Summer Wear!-Plald
Cassimeres, DrabD Etc, farmers Satin, Mohair
Alpaca. black silk and worsted Serge. figured
and plain Vesiings. Broadcioths Of superior
quality and various co.ors, DoeskiH and plain
Cassmeres. Irish Linens, embroidered Curtains,
mourning Musiins. heavy and fine Sheeiings.
bleached She etings. Tickines, DENNIS, striped
and checked Shirtings, SaInets, Tweeds, Ken
lucky. &c. Paper Hangings, Carpets, Oil Co'hs
door and carriage mats, cheese cap2ings, &c.
In purchasing the above Goods in New York
the past week we hase been able 10 take advan-
iage OF the recent extraordinary depression in
foreign and domestic manufactured Goods, and
are therefore able to offer them at great reduc-
fion from prices af Goods purchased in the early
We can now sell Merrimack and Coeheco
Prints Of the best quality and styles at 10 cts;
genuine Hamilton and gold medal DcLaines at
Is; printed Lawns one yard wide al 6 cts !;
French Jaconet and Organdies Muslin at IL CTS;
Appleton heavy Cotton al 8 cts; bid Cotton at
cts, and most other Goods in proportion:
Also on hand fall stock Of Groceries. Wooden
Ware. Crockerv and Glass Ware, Tea Sets, sc.
all Of which will be sold at the lowest price for
casn or produce-and purchasers may rest as
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KE notice.!

HAVING co,icluded 10 remain with the good
III people Of Wnlcoitvllie another year, we
would say TO the public that we are prepared to
OFFER GREATER INDUCEMENTS
than ever, as we have made arrangc menis TO
receivs many Of our Goods direct from the.
Maaafactarers' hand Illus we are enabled to
sell al for less raiss llIan aIiose who pay two or
three extra prnti:s. W. are receiving large
additions 10 our former stock. consisting in part
OF large and splendid stock 81 NEW STYLES NJ /.
DELAiSks beaufiul patterns and all qualities
iron cts per yard upward. Also, large lot OF
Merrimack and tociicco Prints,
(na Meriniack and Coclicco styics.1 We are
not able t. give the exact number Of yards for
want of time /, mes sare, but supposed TO be-
about Sir Car Loads tuore or iess)
Also. just received:
Gig Carloads ~ Brown C,ason.
s3-f do 9-3 do do
97-s do 81 do do
ALSO,
14f Whecl5srrow Loads ~ Bleaci'd Cotton
lis 81 do do 81 do do
1897 do do ca do do
Aud last, but no, least:
IL Sied-Loads Cai.co Remnants.
All Of which is respectfully submitted in Friend
ship, Love and Truth.
ALvORD g. BROTHER
CoRNEE SfoRE,
! Wolcatvilie, March 18th, 1855.
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D.. Stephen Jewett's Medicines,

(NONSlSTING Of Health Restoring Bitiere,
~ Pulmonary Elixir, aud Strengthen ng Plas.
ter. may be found at the store Of the subscriber.
True experience proves that Il is contrary 10
nature that any single article or comp .und can
cure every disc use, and il also proves thu.
no,hing has ever been 0und to 80 ef1ectually
eradicate diaease as DR.. Stephen Jeweti's JUSTLY
and highly celebrated family medicines prepared
By Stephen Jewett-each designed and unpar.
diseases for which they are rec,mme aided /;
originally prepared by one Of the most success
full and eminent physicians tina, ever lived, and
used and recommended by eminent physicians
Of the present day.
a. No Family should be without them. fsr upon
them firm aud true reliance can he placed.
A. C, SMITH,
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Di.tlies Or Canaan s. Probate courf, May 7fa.

Disfrict Of Cnnaaa IS Probate Court, Nay ia,
1855.
ESSTATE Of JONATHAN GILl.ET late
II Of Cana an ~ said District. deceased.
The Ceurf Of Probate for the District Of Ca
man hath limited aud allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors OF said estate,
represented iDsolycn,, in which to exhibit their
claims thefeto--and has app tinted Fitch Ferris
and Harman Peel, b.ah Il Canaan in said dis
,rict. commissioners to receive aud examine said
claims. Certified bv Is = M
MILES T. GRANGER, Judge.
Tie subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at J. r. Stevens Hotel on Saturday. 18th
day June in said Canaan, and on the 9Th 0ctu-
Der, a, nine O'Clock in the lore noon. 90 each Of
said days, forthe purpose of attending on the
business Of said appointmcnt.
FITCHeFERRIS. Commits
3l2 - 8 HARMANPEET,} s:onefs.
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District Of Ner Milford IS Probate Court. April
2stA. 1855. a
ESrATE of FREDERICK S. CROSBY,
~ late of New Milford in said District,
deceased. +,
The court Of probate for the district OF New
Milford hath limited and alowedsix monihsfrom
the date hereof for the creditors oil said estate
To exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect TO present their accounts property
aitested, within said limc, will be debarred re-
covery- All persons indebfed 10 said estate are
requested 20 make immediate pa yment to assa
III RACHEL CROSBY, Adminis,rstrixs y
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Attention Earmers !!
& a1e satisfied from what We he

Nv de SausRed from WndS We near
Wv that some OF our bfethen in trade are
giving out the idea that we do not take ANY kind
Of produce. Now this 10 q decided mistake,
and we wish 10 say 10 our Farming Friends
cha. we de take oil kinds Of Produce which you
have 10 dispose Of And also that we have
made arrangements with tive 0f The largest
grocery Esta blIs h m ats
In Litchfeld County, Messrs. Palmer & Hopkins
and john ScovAl, Esq, b. viii. b our customers
can have ,heM Groceries NJ less prices than they
can BE- bought NJ any other essa bshmen,.
Now, Gens1amen, having made arrangements
Tor the ln3er Man." we would invite you
% call and examine our splendid stock oil
Dry Goods,
Which we are selling At the lowest rates. 10
gentlemen bring on pour produce Of all k,n,is-
! and also bring your wives and daughters aud all
the rest Of the family. and we assure you tina,
yOn will be well paid for your visit.
Yvurs, Respectfully,
Al.voRD 4 BROTHER.
CoruS1 sscfe. Wocotiville.
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.N0aCerS and ReGpers,

.N0aCes'S and ReHperS,
WITH A SELF RAkER.
YHNHE subscriber offers TO the Farmers the
II larges, and most complete assortment of
Mowers and Reapers ever kept for sale at any
one esta blishment, namely:
Aliens celebrated improved Mower.
ketehums do. do.
Manny's do. do.
Waierman's do. do.
Hussey's do. Reaper.
McCormick's do. do.
Atkins Reaper with Self Raker altache
Aliens Mower and Reaper combined.
The above embrsce a the improvements Of
the present day, and are vi the highest charac.
ter Of any in use.
Harvest Tools Of all kinds also for sale:
The Horse r AXE.
The Horse Pichfoik for unloading
hav.
Scyihes, Rifles, Whe,s,ones. Grindstones-
running very easv on friction rollers; Hand
Rakes, Scythes, Sickles, Cradles, Pitchforks,
&C., &c.
Threshing Machines, Fan Mills, and Horse
Powers of various kinds; and complete as
sorment Of Agricultural apd Ho1iculiu I'm
plements.
Wheat, Rye, Turnip and all other Seeds.
Guano, with Peruvian Government weight
and brand in ea,A bag Bone dust, Supefphos-
plate Of Lime, Poudre,t, SC. Al the New
York Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
iS9 and 1871 Water street.
r. L. ALLEN.
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Farm at Auction.

DY order Of The Court OF Probate, for tho dis.
ID ir,ct Of W"dharv, tie subscriber will sell
on Monday the iith day III June, 1855. Mt one
o'clock, 2. NJ. at public Auction, all the right,
title aud interest Of DayidssS. johnson, in the
following described rrnI estate.
Said Farm is situated in the east p<rt Of Beth
lem, and contains about ii0 acres with dwell.
ing house and barns convienentiy situated on
the same, and is the farni lately occupied by
SAID johnson.
This il q rare chance for person wishing to
purchase farm.
For further particulars enquire Of Charles B.
Phelps, Esq, Woodbury.. Henry Johnson, Wa,-
ert.wn, or the eMbscriber.
Terms of payment will he mnde known a, the
time Of sale. Sale to take place on the preu.i.
SEES. WV. B. HOrCHKlSS, Trustee.
Watefiown, May l4,h, 1855.
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HADSELL'S LIME. for sale in ny quantity
H at tho Naugaruc Railroad Depot or nj S.
Il AS Store, by SPENCER & ADAMS.
CLovER, Timothy IND Red Top Seed, at
~ s. & AS.
1nn KEGS Tremon, Iron Co.'S Nails Al.
1VO reduced prices, just received by
sa S. b A..
40 BBLS. Extra Genesee Flour in store at
EsEU S. & AS.
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More NesU Goods.

TINE subscriber has again returned from
IL New York with large and welt-selected
assortment Of Goods at unparalleled losc prices,
viz:
SO pieces English Prints, 6 IA cts.
100 f" :" Sl-3
SO - English and French MusIins, all prices
500 yards Bschof's oi,-boiled Silk, from 81 up
400 Barege IleLane, 6 Ia cents per yard,
with many other Goods too numerous 10 men
ton. Call and satisfy yourselves.
A. G. BRADFORD.
Wolcottville, May ii.
r AIDES, Take Notice Just received, so
IL more Of those fashionable Man,las and
Capes, At BRADFORD'S.
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At . Cesrf u Probate holden al Salisbury in and
for tAs Disirict u Salisbsry, on tAs 4tA day
Of ysns, 1855
Present, JoHS g. MlTcusLL, Judge.
TSTATE Of JESSE SMITH, late oil Sails
II bury. deceased:
l'hs Executors represent the Estate inso!vent
and pray the appointment Of commissioners
thereon, wherenpon
ORrgREp-That commissioners to receive,
examine. and adjust the claims Of the creditors
q said estate. Be appointed at the Probate Of-
nee U Salisbury, On the 18th day of June, 1855,
81 o'clock. afternoon, and that all persons in
lefes,ed N said estate may he notified thereof
the Executoss win cause this order 10 be pub.
iishsd N newspaper printed in Litchfield, and
posi copy theFeM on public sign pos. in said
ceesed. "A UMe copy OF Record.
8 JOHN G, MITCHELL, Judge.
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= Z = s..

NOTICE is hereby given TO all p, ons liable
IN topay Taxes in the town Of Lichheld thai
have received a warrant for the collection OF q
Town Tax Of II cents on the dollar on the Lis
OF 1854. and made due hy vote of the town June
Isl, 1S55-to receive the same will he at the
house OF Albin Guild in Milton on Tuesday
June 5h. from 9 10 IL o'clock A. NJ. the same
day at Kenney's Store in Bantam, Falls, from
to 5 o'clock P. NJ; on Wednesday. the 9Th, al
Peck e. Brothers Store in South Farms, from
10 - o'clock, A. NJ. the same day OF Pickett
& Smiths Store in East South Farms, from
to p. NJ; on Thursday, the 1tt, at the Store
ofIIes,on Il Newton in Mortified, from Q 10 IL
A. M: and the same day Ut Ltchfcld Depot.
from to p. NJ. Taxes can he paid al oil
times at my Office in Eas: street.
Those who neglect 10 meet me must ex pect TO
pay fees A. $. LEWIS, Collector.
Litchfieid, May 10Th, 1855. &
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Attention and circumspection !.
Esery Customer to his Place !! !

- 15cs1y OHStUHte5 % sttS Z tutt
WE take this opportunity 10 notify our
w patrons that we haze recently received
now prepared to, offer the best assortmen, Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Ready-Made Clothine in
the county la selecting our Dress Goods,
particular care has been taken to purchase the
latest styles, and the atfent o Of the ladies' i
called to
beautiful patterns. at The low price of So l-s cts.
1000 yards more Of those Merrimack Styles
Prints. NJ 60 per ward just received.
dozen m IRE Of those ladies' wrough. Collars
at els each.
29Q9 yards Al Cheese Gaping at 434.
b sides many other Goods purchased at the
Auction Rooms, at one-half their cost 10 manu-
factnre. n. s. E. A. BERRY.
Woicottxille, April l7sh, 1855. 8
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Maffieo.

u collinsville, sO1h ul.imo, BY Rev. Mr..
McI.gc, Thonas NJ. Clarke, Of the N. C.
Dr.. o. B. freeman Of CoiIinsville.
InNorth Kent, June let, By Rev =. s. Aswstei
Lewis 8 Young 70 Miss Roxania +. Daines ol
the shove nsmed place
In Toriaetord, 23d nit, Willard d Barbet 70
Miss Mary E. Woodward, both of Tosnngford.
II New Hartford, 3Oh ulf.. Geog9e Raymond
Of Winchester 70 Miss Caroline Spencer 0f the
tosmer town.
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District Of Cornrau - Probate Court, May ID,
1865.
ESTATE OF SAMUEL JEFFERS late oil
Il Cornwall, in said district, d-cs ased.
The Administrator represents the Estate in.
solvent ard pravs the appointment Of Commits.
sioners thereon:
ORpERED-That commissioners to receive and
examine the claims OF The creditors. of said
Estate be appointed at the probate Office in
Cornwall on the 9Th day of June, 1855. a, one
o'clock afternoon; Of which all persons interested
will take notice, and appear il they see caas.
and be heard thereon-and said Administra or
is directed to cause this order to We pub ished in
newspaper printed in Lmch6eid and post a
copy thereof on The public sienpost in said
Cornwall nearest the last residence of said dec'd
Certified by FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge
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NEW arrival IL Summer Styles Just from
IN the city! Persons wishing 10 buy cheap
Hats Of the latest Summer styles will fad them
u The Millinery Store 81 Misses BRADEEY B
BUEL. - they have this day returned from New
York with an entire new selection Of Goods,
among which may be found HAS Of the latest
and most approved style. Ribbons. Flowers,
Einbroideries, MORE Antique style Of dress
trimming entirely new and very handsome,
Manullas Of the latest fashion; in fact every
be fonud here at prices less than they can be
found At any other establishment in the State.
Mourning Hats ALWAYS on hand OF made to order.
LiichGeld, May 23d, 1855. 4
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PR EMU M
Ell R Esw q r X 6

TN every variety. At Wholesale and Retail,
1 manufactured by JAMES G. HOVEY.
Alsu., for sale 10 the trade
5000 Boxes Gold CHIP Pistol and Cannon
Crackers.-30OO Boxes Turpedoes.-
800, 600 Pulling Crackers-
The whole comprising The largest and most ex.
,ensive stock OF FIRE Work in the U, tied States
10 Orders addressed 10 M. li9 Washington
Street or % Milk Street, Boston.
Il laboratories al cambfidgcpurt and Brighton
Boston, May 8, 1855.
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Farm for Sale.

lNHERE will be aold at public Auction TO the
i highest bidder, on Monday, 18th June, the
Farm owned hy Benjamin Sackett. situated one
mile east of Warren Center. Said Farm con.
tsins como 500 acres, well divided nta mea dow,
pasture and arabic land. Il 10 also well supplied
with timber, water and fruit The Farm 10 well
fenced mud possesses oil the advantages Of an
old and well regulated Farm.
Sale on the premises-to commence at ten
o'clock a. N. Terms cash two uonths from day
.of sale. Possession given At time Of navment.
B, SACKETT. 1
Warren, June tsi. 1855. :
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TIME largest assortment Of Spring and
Summer Shawls ever offered to the people
Of Litchfield county is now ready Tor exhibition
Al the Granife Store, comprising n general as.
sortmcnt oi Grape Sha wis, plain and embroidered
Tibet do. plain and figured OF all colurs and
styles. Call and see them.
wOOD'NG g. LEWIS.
Wolco,tville. May q, 1855.
A GOOD assortment Of Fancy Hats and
"A Caps jus, received at the GRANITE.
IF yoa would like IA buy Goods ut fair prices
i call al the GRANITE.
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The people must h00e Light.
DY calling at SPENCER & ADAMS you
ID can find those celebrated Mitchell Candles
put up in boxes for family use.
May 3oth, 1856.
TUST reed, 20 doz more Of Puinsm's patent
81 selfsdjusiing curtain Fixtures, which are
50 much admired by thpse who are using them.
For sale by SPENCER d ADAMS.
May Both, 1855.
Ak BBLS. Extra Gennesee Flour, Just reed
"a by S. IA.
aT Also, fresh corn meal every week.
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Diieo.

In Waterbury, 10Th ult.. Miss Ann Elizabeth
Stone. seed IS years. daughter Of Edward Stone
Of this town.
In Columbis, Penn, MAY 23d, Henry J. Heyt.
Of Cameron. N. T., aged 81 years-a native Of
Wsuen, Conn.
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!. d Y GOODS.

EHE subscribers would return their
- thanks for the very liberal patronage
with which their Store has been favored in the
past-and they hope by constant attention To
the wants Of the trading public aud by system
OF far and honorable dealing 10 retain their
share of the trade. Our stock Of new Goods is
large. which we are selling al small pro6rs.-
Our Grocery department is full and complete.
and we feel coniident of our ability TO satisfy all
who purchase of Us that they receive their
moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
S. d. NORTHWAY L. CO.
South Norfolk, April Is, 1855.
nURE White Lead for sale bv
i S. ID. NORTHWAY s. co.
II lNsEED OIL for sale by
La S. d. NORTHWAY & CO.
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Millinery. and Dress-Making

AT WEST-CORNWALL
MISSES A. P. & T.. GREGORY have
IN opened Shop at this place, where they
will carry on the above business in all the
different branches pertaining TO the same
They intend to keep on hand a large aud full
stock OF Millinery and Fancy Goods, Dress
Trimmings, sc. n
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited.
p & e. GREGORY.
West Cornwall, May Sth, 1855. 6,2
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ENRON nsar my residsnce on the 18th inst.
- three yesrling Hsiisss md -four yearlins
essess-sll of them hight red color. One of the
HesleFs hss lost the hair entirely from her lace,
and has war an the flank. A reasonable
reward win be paid Cor their return nr for infor>
NATION that will lead 10 their recovery
JAMES 3. SKiDNORE.
Bsthlsm. May essh, 1856.
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rs .yarfnyk .Hc0de2ese.

vKyHE Summer Term will commence on
IL Monday, the 2lsI Of May. Iheroaah
;rsfruc,;oa i here Civ. in tie Common English,
branches and il the La,in and Greek sane Z. s.
WM: Z ICE, Principal.
Norfolk. May 9Th, 1865. g,sas1t 2
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Dis,ric, of Litchfeld SIS Probate Court, May an,

District Of Litchfeld SIS Probate Court, May An,
1855
DSTATE Of JOEL G. COOK, late of Litcl.-
IA field in said District, deceased.
ORDEaEp-rhat the Administrators exhibit
their administration accdun, To this court for
adjustment at the probate "sfice in Liich6eld,
On the 2Sih day OF May. 1855, nj 10 O'Clock
forenoon-and that all persons interested in said
estate NAV be notified ttereof,ihe Administrators
will cause this order to he published in a news.
paper printed in Litch6e,d, in Litchiie,d countv.
and post a copy thereof on the sign-post in said
Litchfield nearest the last residence of said
deceased. Attest. A
3t2 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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Stationery.

4 assor: ment Of Letter, Note and Cap
N Paper, lawyers Paper, Ink, Pens, &c. u
superior quality, constantly on hand at
Mcneil g. BRAMAN'S.
Bitrhieid, May l4fh, 1855.
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nN the corner Of Meadow Stree, in the shop
" recently occupied BY William Lord for
Wagon Shop, 10 the place to get Horseshoeing
and al other kinds Of Blacksn,iihng done cheap
for cash. JAMES GANUN.
Li.chieid, June 4th, 1856. s
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Summer Hats.

ID ECE1vED The past week complete as
~ sortn,en: Of every description Of Hats and
Caps Tor summer wear. TO winch the at,enti.,n
OF buyers is invited. Panama, Canton Straw,
Sonnet, mems and boys Pa!n,ieaf and Lcghorn
Hats, hoys' and children's Fancy Straw Hats,
&c. All goods in my line will be offered ut q
small advance from cost.
IACKSnN.
Li,chfield, May elst. 1855.
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SPRING CAMPAIGN
May LIST. =
THU ID A RIVAL'
SPRING GOODS !!
Henry Merriman & Go.
Center Square,
Waterbury, Conn.

s"Eare now prepared to show onr customers
w OF the Nausatuck Valley the best selected
and most complete assortment of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods. Carpeting, Car,ain Materials,
Paper Hanginss. Clothing, Boits and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Sc. Sc. ever exhibited in this
vicinity.
selected, being frequently repienished from the
New York md Boston markets. We are Amos,
constantly in the receipt of new and desirable
goods. and our facilities for buying are sue h that
we are enabled to offer them at unusually low
rates.
kiss s. Merriman Mig Cos celebrated Cotton
Ma,rasses, Bois,ess, Pillows and Batting, at
wholesale and retail. -
A call Is respectfully solicited.
". B. No trouble to shop Goods
fTFarmers produce taken in exchange at
cash prices.
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Millinery and Dress-nrak

MISS FARNswORTH has jus, returned
lvR from New York with a large and desirable
stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, which
will be sold cheap.
Particular attention paid TO Dress Making /;
all orders promptly attended TO.
10 Bleaching done as usual.
J. 8. FARNSWORTH.
Li,chiield, April 10th. 1855. so
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Litch0eld and Naugatuck R. R.
STAGES leave the Mansion House a. S Is
- A. NJ. aud rs P. NJ. connecting with trains
10 Bridgeport, aud in the morning with train 10
Hartford.
Leave Litch6eld Station on ARRIVAL Of the
10 10 morning train aud 6. 10 evening IRAN from
Bridgeport.
Fare fifiy cents. L. FEM.
Iitchfeld, May 18th, 1855
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VXT 8. TAYLOR will DO at Litchfeld the
w . second week in June, for the purpose
Of tuning and repairing Pianofortes.
May 81, 1855.
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Ice.

UyHE Prsmiuli List Of tho Litchfeld
4 y. County Agricultural S,ciety will nos be
published and dislribuled 20 members until about
She 6rsa Of July. -. q.
The Premiums On Farms and Field Crops tho
souse ~ last year. Farms may BE- entered fuG
yeemiuase until the 6fsl Of July.
R. A. FORD. Rec. Secretary.