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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
.A Little Store yceM Fillea.'' New Spring Goods l!
AFT THE OLD STAND,

Near c. s Chureh's Hotel, WolcotfUille. ~ c. BRADFORD would respectfully flo inform the sood people of this part of Litchf5eld County. ihas among all the changes oi the mercantile communi.y n these parts he yet remains al the same old store. and although he cannot boast of Granite and other fine exte- r,or Appearances, yet, if modexfy would permit he would speak Of the splendid stock of Gaods which IS 10 be found inside Of his establishment.
 The unprecedented low prices of Goods in the markets of New York and B.sson has induced inc subscriber to visit those places, from which he has just returned win large stock of the cheapest Goods ever offered toa discerning pub lie. The subscriber IS placed in situation to sell these Goods q, lower prices than ,he same aualty Of Go0ds were ever sold before. if cheap Goods and aefenfioa 10 business are inducements for v.,u 10 call shall await with pleasure the oppor,unity to dispense greater bargains than you have been in the habit of getting tor the money.
 Butter. Eggs and Cheese wanted in any quan tsfv.
 Wulco,tville, April ls. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Cash Music and Piano store of Fl o T a C c w a tersl

MO 3Ss Broadway, New York; -Opposi,ion
 ~ to the Cosnbnaiion !-aiusic at greatly
 reduced Rates --Notwiths. andlng the cnIpbion.
 ton of Masic-Dealers to keep up the pficcs of
 non'copyreht music against the interests of
 nauve composers, and fheir refusal to extend to
 MT: w ateTs tho courtesies 0f the trade. he ia
 making immense sales-haying abundant eyi.
 oence nat he has public countenance and sun.
 port in his dppositien tv the Gteat monopoly . nd
 in ms ett,rts to aid native Talent and adopt The
 nntsbnal currency. His stock oi American and
 European msric is immense, and the catalogue
 of his own :uhlications IS one of ,he larges, and
 0est selected in the United States. He has nlso made great Reduction in the prices ot Pianos
 meiode0ns and masical Instruments of ali kinds Superior toned l-2 Octave Pianos for sIIo, $40 and $225, in,cri T Of as good qnaIitv aud instruments as strong and as durable as those which cost S5o0 Pianos of every variet, oi style and price. up io si000. comprising those celebrated modern improved iluFsce Waters Pianos, and The first premium Eoliau Pianos o,
 Siiber . Cos make {owness of the EoIe.1 patent.) Second-h hand Pianos at preat ba rv.; ;n.
 Prices rum $i0 $l50. Melodeons from five different nianafacsories, including the we'll known 5 D & n " Smieh's n,elodcons, f.uned the equal temper amen,1 the best make n tIe un,'ed States Prices 45, 60. 75. loo sl5, l25 { lSo, Si50; Smith douhie bank Meioteons S2tlo Each Piano and nnclodeon guaranteed: tb. best terms to the trade, Schools, &c. i2 I-2 u., cent cisconnt 10 clereymen ana churches. All ofoers promptly attended to. Music sen, ,e All paus oi the country postpaid Ut the reduced rafesi General and Select cataioqnes ,,s Schedules Ot prices of musical inc, rnmen,. forwarded to any address free of charpe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
New Spring Goods l!
 AT THE R E E .HIVE E.

ID ECEIVING through sn this week a splea- It did assortment If DRY GOODS for the season. Including the hest variety of Staple, Fancy aud mourning Dress Goods and Tnm- mings, of the richest styles an6 quality ever of. tered in this town. and probably in the counsy, or within five miles at least, and comprisine aoi
 s25 3-S carloads of brown Sheetinss or cur loads of Merimack Styles of Prints, only-or 100 loads Of Gas fur bunc.rne. but the real articles of Merrimac. English and French Prints and
 Rrilliants 1-2 wool and aH wool plain and fig d
 musln and Barege DeLaines and DeBaizes.
 Chally Barreges, Sc. of all colors; also French
 English and American 44 printed Lawns and
 Ginshams, a large stock and cheap; Shawis and
 White Goods of all descriptions; black and colored Dress Silks of styles aud prices to sait, and Silk Trimmines fur all the county. Also
 Laees. Mus!ins. Collars, Edgings, Ribbons Hosiery. Gloves. Broadcioths, Cassmercs, Vest ings. Coats, Vests and Pants. Shirts, Linens Shoes. &c. Also Groceries. Crockerv.s Geese Feathers, Carpefs. Paper Hangings, Mattinas Oil Cloths. &c.
 Produce Uanted in payment.
 ar Shirts given out to be made up, in any quantity desired. Litehfield. April 24. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
HesmSofd's Genuine Preparations. RELmBoLD's HicHLr CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRiCT BIIC6u.

kuuiU 1As01Cl DUJHUs For diseases of Inc Bladder and Kidneys. se cret dresses. Siricsases, We.k nesses and al diseases of ihe scxua! organs whether ia nal. or female, from whatever cause they may hay. origiaated, and % matter of hcw long .fandin .
 ~ you have contracted the ferrihlc disease which, when once seated in the .ysfem, N ,lI surely go down from one generation to anothe, undermining the constitution and sappins ,b. very vital haids of life. do moi tru.f yourself in the hands of qnacks. who start up every dav in cay like this and fi'i the pasers with r,ar. ang ia'sehoods, too we'll calculated 10 deceiy. Inc young, ard those not acquainted with their tf'ck-. Ton cannot be too careful m the selection os a remedy in these cases.
 The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoun. ccdAy eminent physiciane the srca,est remedy ever known !, IS medicine perfectly pleas. ani m i,s iasie and very innocent in its action and ye, 90 thorough that it anrih,lates ever, particle of the rank and poisonou. virus of ,h,, dreadful disease-a and. unlike other remedies. does sot dry np the disease in the blood.
 Consinuiionsi Debility, bronsh, on bv self. ahuse, mosi terrible disease. which has hro,, ihnusands fl the human race io nntimcl, graves, thus blaeting the brilliant hone. or parenir, and blishsing in the bud the sieriou. ambition Of many noble youth, can be cured ny ihIs nfall,hle remedy. And as a medicine ~h.ch must benefit everybody, from the simply drl,ca,e 10 the confirmed and despairinr in valid, no equal is to be fousd act,ne both as i. cure aad preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
HELMBoLD's HlcmLr CoxcrsrnArrp Compound fluid Extract Sarsanarills,


 Err purifying ihe blood, renewing all disca.e, arising from excess Of mercury, exposure an. smprudence m lie, chronic consiiiu,ionai dis easc arss'ng From an impure sfate of the blood aud he only reliable and sffss~tuai known remedy E,r thr cure of Scrofi,.a. Sal. Rheum, Scald Head. Alterations nf the Throat aad Legs, Pains and Swcllings of inc Bones. fester, pimples on The Face, and all scaly Erupiions of Inc Skin.
 This article is rSw prcscrihed by some ol the moot distinguished ph. sirians in ihc conn. try, and has prosed more effie:enI in pract,e. han any preparation af SarsspariIia offered h the ruhI,c. Several eases of sccondarv Syphilis, Ncscusial and ScrafuIoua dise.,es have entirely recovered in The incnral le w.,ds uf our pubic iss'Iiaiions which had f,r man years rcsieitd every mode Of treat men, ina, ean:d hc devised. These cases furnish srrikino examples # the saiufary sfErc:s of ihis med,. eane m afses''ns come of ile most invetr,a ate diseases ai,sf the glands were dcsiro, ed and ,iae bones already affected.
 NoTlcE -Lctess ffom rcspousih.e pkv.; e'ans ard professors of several Medical C.l ,eges. and certificates Of cures from pa,,epts VIII het,und accompanying both preparations e--Buchu. SI per bottle, or 6 boiiles f,r s5 Sarsaparilla $ cqnal ia strength to one gallon of Syrup cf SarsapariIis.
 Prepared and sold hy H. T. HE ELMBOLD. chcmi-t. 263 Chestnut Street, near the Girard Hnuse, Philadelphsa; and 10 be had of dru.. eisis and dealers every where. Al iefiers directed 10 tae Propf;etor or l Assns receive immediate attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

Blessings ct Poverty -Hear wha, a distinguished writer says on the subject :--" Poverty is the nurse oI manly energy. Look around you up- onthe distinguished men that in every department of lae guide and control the times, and inquire what was their origin, and wha, was their early for tunes. Were they as a general rule rocked and daudIed ia the lsp of wealth! No, such men emerge from she homes of decent competence. or struggling poverty. Necessity .harpens their faculties, and privalion and sacsi- flee brace their moral nature. They learn the great art ol remuneration. and enjoy the happiness of having few wants. They know nothing Of in- difference or sa,icty. Ii,ae is not an idle tibre ia ,l,ew frames. They pu, the v'gor of resolu,e purpose into every act. Ihe edge of their minds IS always kept sharp. In the schools of life men like these meet the softly nur'ured darlings of prosperity as ,I,e iron meets the vessel of porcelain l"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
LfeclllselA Hss Ensa,os-5sss,e.

f9yHE Cilixens of Litchheld County are
 invited to call css the subscriber, who keeps ccuseantiv on hand : large assortment of HArs ana Cars of every variety and lashs0n. The snbsegiher having made complete arrangements ~itli the best and most fashionable houses Tn
 Nee York ely fA3 . supply of Hats and Cops Is prepared tp furnish all who may give him a caIl with articles in his line that cannot fail 10 suit. and at prices as cheap as they can be huuehi in any place in the United States. He
 has on hand Silk and Fur Hats. White Beaver
 Summer Haas ot Genin's and Knox 2 manufac-
 ture; also large assortment of Fancy Hats oi evesy description. He devotes his whole atten. iion to shis particulae iins of business-a d hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons fur their generons support, and bumhly asks tor continuance ef ,he same Store iu West Street, dOors west of The Court House. HIRAM JACKSON. e LitchfieId. April 23d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
The Infarrals en d Spree,


 Theo Ciber, in company with three other Bon vivanls, made an excursion. Theo. had false set oi teeth--a sec- ond, a glass eye--a third, a cork leg but the fourth had nothing in psrticu- lar except remarkable cay of shaking his head. They iraveled in a post coach, and while they were going the first stage-slier each had made merry with his neighbours infrnisy they agreed that al every sf,pping place they would all affect the same singu- 1ariiy. When they came to break fssi, they were all ao sqsini --and as the coun,rymen stood, gaping round, when the first aligIited, "od rot il, ," cried one, how that man sqiinis! v '-why, don ihee," says a second, "here be another sqnisaing fellow 7" The third was thought to be better splinter than the other two, the fourth better than all the rest.
 1n short, language cannot express how admirably shey squinte.i--ior they went one degree beyond the superla- tive. Al dinner they all appeared to have cork legs, and ,her stumping about made more diversion than they had at breakfast. At tea, they were all deal; but at supper-wl,ict was at the ship It Dover-each man re assumed his character, the better to play his pari in farce they had con .certed among them When they were ready to go to bed, Ciber called oul to the waiter-" Here, you fellow, take out my teeth :"
 "Teeth, sir!" said the man.
 "Ay, teeth. sir. Unscrew that wire and you'll find they'll all come out to. geilier."
 After some hesitation, the man dit as he was ordered This was no sooner performed, than second called ont
 1" t'ere, you. take out my eye ]"
 "Lord, sit" said the waiter, "you eye"
 "Yes, my eye. Come here, yo' stupid dog, pull up that eyelid, and will come out as easy as possible"
 This done, the third cried oat, sHere you rascal, take of my leg" Tn he d d with less reluctance, being be fore apprised ,ha.'it was cork, and als conceived that it would be his last jot He was however mistaken.
 The fourth watched his opportunity and while the poor frightened waiie was surveying with rueiul conntenanct she eye, teeth, and leg. lying upon tn table--cried out in frigIt(ul hollo, voice, Come here, sir, take off m head !"
 Turning round, and seeinga man head shaking like that of mandar1 lesg gss ? chimney chimney piece. ..r.s0. no as..es O stairs were certainly all devils.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Y New Fall 0oodsI BOOTS, SLICES, CATERS, Ac.. &,

LUST received. very lnsge and general as. O scrtnent of ali kinds of Boots and Shoes snir. able for the season; loOo pairs purchased a, suc'lo. the past week, and can probably Dc sold Iot ca-n ~ less prlces than can he found else. ready money abou their clothes are respectfully ,nx,fed to call and examIne quality and pricrs. Oak and lIemlock Sole Leather ior sale ss usual SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Hair Tonic, for relieving baIdness nd res,or;ns grey hair to i's natural color. Nothing like it Liich6eld. Sept. ,2sh. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Maugatuc Railroad. '
Sumnaer drrdnyemsns. comuenc;no on
 Monday Hay 7ta. ls55.

SUn1Her AfFdHge1teUg, coMu1eHcSuG Osz
 oad day Hay 7tA. 1855.
 TRAINS our sr aeiDeEroar. First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd, al TO- 70 A. II. or on arrivalof the A. M. Train fsom New York, and connecting al the Junction with the 1920 A. Train from New Haven.
 First Freight Train lcayes Bridgeport for Wins,ed .. II 30 A. M., receiving pas- sengers for Winsted.
 Freight Train with passenger accommo- daiion E.r Waterburyie ives ai . Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge DOT, Cor Waterbury a,s 10 P. M ..os on the ar-s rival ef the $40 P. M. Express Tain from. New York connecting at ibe Junction with ,he 55 P. Nj. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BsIDeEPoRr. ] First Passeasee Tram leaves Winsted l ats 50 A.M., connecting at Waterbury with the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail- road at HIS A. M. for Hartford and interme- l diase Stations aud connecting al the Jn1ciion with the ! A. M. Train from New York for 1 New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport in 1 time for the s.35 A M Tram to New Haven 1 for New York. 8 l First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport, at 535 ANi, arriving ai Bridge
 port in lime 10 take ,he Express train from New Haven to New Yosk. 1 Freight Tram with assenger acccmmoda-
 tions from winste is'ne in Bridgeport in time 10 connect w',h Express Traiufron Y.
 Haven for New York, leaves at GAO A. M. from Winsted.
 Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted as 2 0s P NJ connecting. at the Junction with I Train 10 New Havea, and at Bridgeport with T the 4.la M Train ts New York. LF. The Freight Trains havs Passenger
 Accommodations.
 I STAGE LINES.
 I Bradley's Stage iron, Woedbury, Ssuth-
 bury, Sou,hford, and Oxford, wsll connect st
 Seym moar ttiumphrey yssillslwi,h the 9.ll M 'l Train down. Returning, leaves every day on I the arrival ofthe 40 AMTrain fromBridge-
 port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNe,ls Stage from Water,own, will con- meet at Waterbury every day w:ih the 32 A Nj Train down. Returning on arrival of ihe 10 40 A Nj Frain from Bridgeport, and
 on Saturdays from the le ? NJ Train from
 Bridgeport.
 Fenn's s,agefrom Lirchfeid will connect at Lit.h6eid Station with mail Train each
 way, daily.
 Waterbury wi,h the e.ss A. M. Train down , on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re- l. turning on arrival of the lo.40AM .Trsin from F d.eport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- urdays.
 2 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold . Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and 4 Huchcocks,iile, will connect daily with the Il 203 P. Nj. Irait. from Winsted, and return en | the arrival of the l0.40 A. NJ. train from l, Bridgeport.
 2 2 o. s. Hills Stage leaves Wins'ed daily on arrival of The 10 40 AM. train from brage- : port for Calebrook Centre. Sands6eld, Mont- F vile and Burlington. '- A deduction of five cents is made when F Ticket. are purchased at ihe offices.
 W.D BISHOP, Vice Psest and Sup't. e Bridgeport, April. 27, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Read and Rencct!
EW HEN l Iirst commenced the

HM HEN nfSt cOmmencet Inc sale CT w the celebrated Vermont Marble class nothing, bul finding that the people uiu hase II. ;h;s same class of men are palming off New Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want of Crave tones UT Monuments of the Rutland, Vt. ur Italian Marble, or any other work in my line can depend upon getting the siman-pure article, worked in the bes, style, and a the locest possible rates. hy coming to my establishment or by let ter. A large collection of drafts on hand TERMS CAsH.
 Please refer to Drs A s Lewis or c NJ Hooker Liich6eld; A Pickett or s M Ensign. South Farms; Gen Abernethv or Charles R Welton Woicoityilie Nessrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garusey, Nor,hfield-or to my work in almost every cemetery in Litch6eld county.
 s. WARREN. ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

Whats whispered tn the ear shall be spoken on the house-,ops." Mems relations oilsn change from friendly 10 hostile. and then their mutual conf;- dence are disclosed through speaking trumpet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

It isa found maxim. that every man IS wretched in proportion 10 his vices ; and that the nobIes, ornament of a young, generous mind, and the surcs, source oi pleasure, prof, and reputation m lie, is onreseryed acceptance of virtue.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
.yssst Nefss,.saet3

fRUM New fork With . large assortment E of Dasuerreotype material, consisting in Cases. Frames, Gold Lockets, &c. A reason ,ble time has aiso been spent in the operating department of the best artists in Broadway, where my productions suffered nothing hy com parsoa. The fact IS we keep posted up, and those who wish first, class picture will be sure 70 get i, by calling at No ? South St
 ]. L. JUDD. IitchEeld Aprl s5 lSS5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

Few proverbs are more pi,hy and expressive than tue following, or more calculated to be serviceahle bo,l, in public and private life: s Make your- sell a sheep and the wolveswiiI ca,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Waterbury. March, 1855.
United States Bounty Land Agency

Press f0rtcdrd -Four Cfutms
 A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both A Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines. Flu,iliamen, Musicians. Wagon-masters, Team sters, Indians anu all persons who may have served fourteen days in any of the wars ot the tinted States. since ihe year l7s0, the law ot 1855 gives each of you, who have not heretofore received a Warrant Tor Land, one hundred and sixty acres!! And to all who have received Bounty Land, en ,ugh more to make one hun. dred and sixty acres In the case of The death of the person entitled 10 Land. his widow. or if no widow. tho m nor child or children, are entitled to the Bo1hty.s
 We are prepared toprompily prosecute oicIaims Tor idaa, aud wiu supply Justices cf Peace, Conn- " Clerks, Commissioaers of Deeds, Noiaries Pab. ie, LaUyers, and all ofhers, rith the necessary in straciions aud 6tank forms, free ef cost on appli eation by Ra,l or ofhernise.
 When desired. we will sell the Warrant al the market price, and remit check for pr"ceeds.
 N. R. COBB & CO,
 g William street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have t.sndr arrangements to keep a constant snppiset first -a'e ar. ticle of G EEsE FEATIlERs-selccisd and ages Of froaa0 to s6 'ihs and wifi furnish at all times any quantity from20 10 1000 lbs, of a quality they will warrant IS good as the best and al as low prices as can he purchased sf equal quality in iheSiate.
 s. & L. HURLBUT. W;nchester Ia6s fI
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

The agae 90 rages in snme paris Of Iowa that people are obliged to sIcep with cobs in their mouths to keen iron, shaking their teeth out.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

EEPS constantly on hand n well selected kA assortment of sheet music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York, he will he able ta accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, at New York retail prices.
 June 9th. A. $. BALDWIN,:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

Patronise your own tradesucn and mechanics: This is doing as yon would be done by, and is building up the town you live in.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
c R Ar1s

<ryS~ q R A Y ! &.
 @kx@ JUST PUBLJS II ED: e:szsss1Y New Discovery In liedicine 4 few words on the rational treatment, without medicine. of Sperma,orrhea or local weakness nervous de b,lty, low spirits, ,lassitnde, weakness of the limbs and hack, ind;spnsi;inn and inca2a- city fr stady and labor, dul!ness cf apprehension loss of me .norv aversion io society," love of soii- tut.e, ,timidiiy. sei-disirust, dizziness headache involuntary discharges, pains in the side, ahcc. t,oas of the eyes. pimpes on the fsce, sexual and other intirmifies tn man.
 FRox THE FSEScH or DR R. Dg LsyEr.-Thc important fact that these alarming conplain,s nay easily be removed without medicine, IS, in his small ,rsct clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly successful n, ,as adopted by the Author ully explained, by means sof which every onc is enabled to cure hinnsel ,crsec,ly and at the least pnssih'e cost, avoiding thereby all the advertised nastruuns of the day.
 Sent 10 any address, gratis, and post free in [ sealed envelope, bv rcmitting tpos' paidl two DOS, ge stamps to DR. B. DE LANEY, No. F Lspenard street, New York. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
R. rTerriman.
Nlss,aal,alg,. NUes,

ID ECEIVED the past week n complete as. l1 sortmen; of every description of Hats and Gaps tor summer wear. 10 winch the attention ,l buyers IS invited. fnnama, Canton Straw, Senne. mems and hoys' palmIeaf aad Leghorn iats, boys and ctIidren's Fancy Straw Hats, &c. All goods in my line will be ofiere at ,,nall advance from cost.
 T. JACKSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ot tue SoHih0hwea"h New Yo,k. Ohio Lie and Trust Company M MAN ASiSi sIUN InUusE.
 wM. IT. c RossmAu.

M IS prepared 10 xtend to travellers n nd oth.r = the hes,.i accommodations 'for man ana he . sr n
 ihe Hotel IS located in the pleasanicsi m IT of he village. and no effort will be spared to render It at all tunes desirable home for those who ma V s,s'i the place To the members of,he Bar and chat the reputation the House has possessed ao, the last twenty years will he fully sastained.
 Connected with the Ho,eiis a Livery S,ahl. shere good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchfeli, May, 1854, ''''
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
.H0aCess aud xIrHiscrs.
 WITH A SELF RAkER

la HNlIE subscriber offers 10 the F.rme., x. lsrgrs, and most eanr.e:c ass.r,m. :, ,'.s, Y Mowers aud Keepers essr kert G,r ss Ie !, . < me rstahItshnsent, namciys AHrn's celebrated improved Mower.
 nechhsi,s do. d..
 Msnny's d, ,sn Watermanss da. S,s : Hnsscp's da p McCoFm;ck's la a.kns Reaper wiih salf Rakcr a,,aehed
 Aliens Mower and R. aper cnsuh,pcL :. ne above embrace ail the improvement. of .ne rsesent day and are oi the highest char.s. Hsrves, TnoIs of . Il kinds also t;~ ..,.
 The Horse Lake. x The Horse Piichfo,k f ' nnl,. a;.. Scvihes. Rifles. whc,sscnes. f:r;nd..o... running very easy on lrictr.n y.diers. fI..s kakes. Scythes. Sisk'ss, Cradles, risch1uri. xc.. &c ''s Ass Threshins Machines. Fan Mills. and Hn,.. Power 0f various kinds; and cosnpIesc s. Agricultural and Horsicuiturai Im- plcmenf@ I'll = Wheat. Rye. Tarnir and Asl other Seesls. Gusuns with Psruvian Cescsnment weieht and brand u rarh hag, RnS dn... surcrphos- p1a,e .f !dme. Pntir.is. &c. Al ihe New asrk ,a Asr'c.hnval Warehouse ana Seed S,orr. 'sS and isi Wster s;rscs.
 R '. ALLEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
I.i,ch6eId, May 2lsi. 1858.
Clenra..g OMt Nnlc [

A TIER this dare we shall offer the remainder "A of our stock of SUMMER GOODS st Greati Red need Priccsl Purchasers will find money saved by an xxau,- ination.
 BROWN. HOLMES q co. Waterbury, June 20th. g.