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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-30

A Discovery WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR.
TO have to kill an OK in order to make a
pair Of boots is clumsy thing and we have
waited some time to hear of some invention
which will superccde leather for the feet, as
wool and cotton, linen and silk have super
ceded the skin of animals for the rest of hu-
man dress. We see the London papers speak
of an invention which has just been submit
ted to the test by the scientific authorities.
A leather cement so strong and adhesive
that boots and shoes are made with it, in
which not single stitch is seen or required,
and the process of mending so simple that
every man may be, if not his boot-maker, at
all events, his own boot-mender.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-30

CoMPRoMIsE.-The suit instituted against
Mr.. Dimmock Of the Sandusky Mirron, for
libel, by Toliver Coker, the black fellow who
was so inhumanly treated by Watson, the
deputy warden, while in the penitentiary,
has been compromised by the payment of
one hundred and fifty dollars. 1t afflicts us
to hear of an editor being compelled to pay
out so much money for foolish paragraph
in his paper, but we think Mr.. Dimmock
acted wisely in not allowing the case to go
TO trial.-[O. S. Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-30

SAD CAsUALTY.-Mr Henry Bishop, resi-
dent of Eagle township in this county was
drowned in Eagle creek, on Monday morn
ing last, while in the act of swimming the
creek. Mr.. Bishop was highly estimable
citizen, distinguished for his integrity and
independence. He, at one time, edited the
Democratic Courier in this place, and served
in the Legislature as representative from this
county the term before the last. His loss
will be much lamented by large circle OF
friends Finday Home Comp.
We regret theloss of Mr.. Bishop. He was
democrat, yet he was not reliable as parti-
san. He made no display, but we esteemed
him as a straight forward, honest, and we'll
disposed man. He was calculated to exert
good influence upon the party with which
he acted. He was young man and appa-
rently had a long and useful life before him.
10. S. Jour.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-30

BANK OF ToLEDo-The charter of this
bank has been purchased from the executive
committee Of the state bank board Of control,
by Messrs. Amasa Stone, Jr., Stillman Witt.
Henry Harvey. II. B. Hubert and Joseph
Perkins of this city. The bank hereafter is
to be managed by these gentlemen.
We may be permitted TO say, that the gen
tlemen who have made this purchase are all
men Of undoubted wealth, of acknowledged
prudence, Of distinguished business capacity,
and of unsulied honor. If such men can't
make a good bank, none cam Cleveland
Herald, June %.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-30

GREELEY ABRoAD.--In one of his letters TO
the Cincinnati Gazette, the Paris correspon-
dent of that paper says;
Zone Of the pleasant faces present on
these festive occasions is that of Horace
Greeley, who appears to have discarded his
American habits, and fallen into French
ones. Itcannot be perceived that he dresses,
eats, drinks, or comports himself different
from the old habitues of French society,
which is a matter Of great astonshment to
those accustomed to his home peculiari-
lies,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
tn " FALL GOODS
1855 At the Beehive. 1855

lust received splendid stock Of stable
- and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in pari OF
Broadcloihs, Ca>simeres. &c French Merinns
aud Cohurgs in choice coiors. French and Ann
pan and fancy Muslin 'Deiaines. Dehaiges,
t.rnshams and fancy and ny Prints, plaid
Meunos. gaia Plsidsand silk ga'a Plaiis. bIack
and plaid and striped Dress Silks in rich patterns
-Thihet. Cashmere and wo"l long aud SQUARE
Sha~ls. wool. &c; h,nneis. mnreens, diapers !;
bleached and unbieached Sheetngs and shir,
'nns, Ticks. Linens, Sc.
Ready-made Clothng-A large stock Of coats,
vests pants, shirts, metino do and drawers &C.
Hosiery, gloves. etc in great variety wooien
yarn, carpet warp. cold and white cotton bats
and watiing Dress Trimmings-the larc.s,
stock in The county; Shoes-Ladies', misses and
child's Of all deserip ions. patent rubber bots
and shoes; Fionr, geese feathers, groceries,
crackery, &c--ail oi which have been selected
with great care, and will be offered for CASH,
produce or work at small advance from cost
% Shirts gwen out TO be made up in any
quaniiiy. Also, Insurance agent for several
good eo,npanies. S. n. BRONSON.
Litchietc Sept 25, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
~ eaU arrangement!
ELTsWoRTH, June 1855.
VEfHE subscriber oud inform his patron

ELLSWORTH, June 1855.
VEfHE subscriber would inform his patrons
IL aud friends from abroad that as he ha ;
not been able TO close up his business this Spring,
a. he intended To have done. has concluded 10
continue his business another year; as heretofore
keeping his usual variety Of Goods, which aie
not to be surpassed by any country Store
although there may be some dealers " no have a
larger quantity OF some kinds of Goods, bu, to
find the variety here is the place. But to go into
Particulars would be useless /; all that is neces.
ssrv TO say is, please call for VIVA, YOU want,
and ynn VII be very sure TO tind it. and nj a
price thaSHrIl in.!ure you TO call again Cash
custom ers gre solicited they arr the ones that
help us 10 hny our Goods so cheap, and they are
the ones that Will reap a rich reward if Their
purchases are large.
A word to The lovers of good TEA If Won wish
tor snme' hing In that line " arranied 10 snit here
rs the place To supply your wanis-tor 81 cents
per III. you can have that which is warranted to
draw green, and tor 40 cts something richer.
from so 10 Sc that which will make music in the
dnlesi company II freely used, and some Lutte
higher for extra occasions. For proof, please call
and try it.
% Produce taken at the highest market nrice.
C., F. PECK
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
ESseaGead Fiat E.sscrissn.

sksHE Citizens of Litchfieid County are
- Inyi'edio call ON The subscriber, W no keeps
constantly on hand a large assortment of U.Ts
and GAPS OF every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with Ihe best and most fashionable houses in
New York city for supply of Hats and Caps
Is prepared L. furnish all who may give him
call w.t., articles IN his line that cannot fail TO
suit, and at prices as cheap as they can be
bought IN any place in the United States lie
has on hand SILK and Fur Hats, White Beaver
Summer HAS OF Genin's and Knox's manufac-
tu'e; also large assortment OF Faney Hats of
every Description. He devotes mis- who'e atien>
ti"n TO this particular line of business-and
hereby tenders his public acknow led sments TO
his patrons for their generous support, and
humtly asks tor continuance Of The same
Store IN Yves, Street, Z doors west OF the Court
House. HIRAM JACKSON,
L,ch6eld, April s3d, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
at the Old Brick.

-F,rst Door West Of the Court- House
N Af be loun1 q new stock OF Boots and
4fE shoes, spring fashions tor 1884. We are
now prepared Ia ffer 1" the people u, Litchield
County altogether the best aud large stock ii
Boots aud shoes that was ever brought IN this
town. Our stock consists of every variety OF
style imaginable; it would be useless and impos
s:ble to Gane the diHrren, Styles OF so large a
stock as we have al lhlstnne-~e the re tore say
to all, CONS ard see FOR yourselves, for our stock
only need BE- seen to prove the rru OF ha, we
say. not approving of the humbuging sy stem,
would here say,as to prices-,hey shalt be
uniform, some as high as the his hes, and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here IN this hu ab!e manner te nder
our hearted, thanks TO all for the " past favors
and most respectfully invite them 10 Civ. us a
call before thew make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY & rROWBRIDGE.
Litchti. III. May llth 1855
n B. We have few notes and accounts on
hand of which we should be mos' happy to dis
pose at cost. ~ word to the wise. &c.
NJ. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
llelmoo!d's Genuine Preparations.
fELMBoLD's BicHLy CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EITRlCT BUrHN.

AVhhVNNO TLC1U LAtNtl1 DUlHC
For diseases OF The BLADDER and Kidneys, Sc
cret dlseaF es. Structures, Weak nesses md all
diseases Of the sexual organs whether in male
or female, from whatever cause they may have
ong'rated and no matter OF no" long .iandln.
IL you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in The system. , III
surely 60 down from one genera ion to another
undermining the constitution and sappiny the
very vital fluids OF life, do not trust YOU, sell in
the hands oi qnacks. who starr up every day
IN a city like This and I'LL the PAGERS with siat.
ing ialsehoods, too we'll calculated to deceive
the young, a"h those not acquainted with
Their tricks. You cannot be too careful IN the
selection "' a remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoun.
c"d by eminent physicians the greatest re,prdy
ever known It's "a medicine perfectly pleas
ant IN its taste and very innocent IN its action.
aud YET 80 thorough that it aprih,aies every
particle OF the rank and poisonous virus Of This
dreadful! d'-ease-and, unlike other remedies,
does not dry up the disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brongh, on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has bror
thousands Ct the human race 10 uniitneI,
graves, TINS blasting the brilliant hopes OF
Paren,., and hl,ghtins in The bui the glorious
ambition 81 many noble youth, can be cured
ny this inidilhle remedy. And as rnediciae
which must beneh' every body, from the simoiy
delicate to the confirmed and despsirine in
valid, no equal is 10 be found acting both as n
cure and preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Ladies' and Gentiemen,s
UsL.1TEK CLUTHE.HE.

a CONSISTING of Mantle, Wool and
~ Bfacsa suAWLS- Highland Pads, Plaid
"A efiios. Co'd French Mennos. Merlno Cold
Parameiias. all Wo,l DeIames, Far CIV Colorcd
D-iaines. Linseys and Calicoes, with Beaver
Ltoihs. Broadcfpths, Cass.meres, Sleeps Gray
Sa;iinetts, eeds; also. Ready Made Ctotains
consisting Of Beaver, Lion Ska. pe,er>ham,
and broadcIpth Overcoats. Heavy Wool and
Fancy Vests; Cashmere and Sati,pe,t Pau.s.
both Fancy and Bla.k. Heavy Wool Shirts
land Drawers, Red, Blue and Green Twllled
W Dol Flannels, Plain Wool and Demet do
Salisbury do, Cotton do. Heavy Brown Sheet.
ings and shiriings. Real Buck Mit,ens and
Gloses, Oi Tanned Cow Hide, Kip and Cali
Bots, Rubber Over Shoes and Bous,iust omen
ing at me Old Stand OF A. G. Bradford. W OIL
eoitvIiis, where all kinds Of Goods are sold
cheaper than at any oraer Store in the County.
A. Il. BRADFORD
Wolcot,yi:!e, Nov. /. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
HELMBoLD's HicHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsap a riIIa,

t'"r purifying The blood, remoyinc oil diseases
arising from excess Of mercury, exposure and
'mprudence IN lite, chronic constitutional dis
ease arising from an impure state Of the blood
AID the only reliable and effecinal known
remed, Tor the cure Of Scrofu.a, Salt Rbsum,
Scaid Head, Ulcerations Of the Throat and
Legs, Pains and Swellinys Of the Bones.
letter. Pimpies on the Face, and all scafy
Eruptions Of the Skin.
This article is n,w prescribed by some Of
the most distinguished ply sicIans in the conn.
try, and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation Of Sarsa parilla yet offered
10 the public. Several cases Of secondary
Syphilis, HercmriaI and Scrnfulous disea sea
have entirely recovered in the incurat lie wards
o. our public institutions which had for manv
years resisted every mode Of treatment thai
could be devised. These cases furnish striking
examples OF the salatary effects Of this med.
cine ~ afses'ing some Of the most invete,a,e
disco ses, alter The glands were destro, ed and
the bones already affected.
NoricE--Leiters from Responsible phys;
cans ard professors Of several Medical Col
ieges. and certificates Of cnIes from patent,
whi befound accompanying both prepara,icns.
f'tes- -Buchu, 81 per bottle, OF bottle. for ss
81 Sarsapariiia $ s..
sqnsi IN strength to one gallon Of Syrup IL
Sarsapariila. =
Prepared and sold by Fl. T. Hell MBOLD.
Chemist, 2c3 Chestnu, Street. near the G,,ard
House. Philadeiph.a and 10 be had az drug.
ei.,s aad dealers ever where.
All letters directed 70 The Pyoprietor or
agent receive immedisie attention.
Foo sale b. &C SMITH, Litch6sid
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Rev Fall Goods!
,coTs, sECES, CATERS, &C., 30.

VUST received. az very large and general as,
= sortmt Mt OF all kinds OF Bouts and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased al
auction the past week, and can pr"babi, be sold
where IN the county. Persons having Lutte
ready money abou their tht hes are respect fully
invited 10 call aud examine euntltv and prices.
Oak aud Hemlock Sole Leather tor sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West MAIN Street.
Also, gent for the sale of DR.. Beers celebrated
Hair Tome, for relieving ba 'anes> nd restoring
grew hair to us natural color. Nothing like it !;
try it.
Li,ch6eld, Sept. 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
DIR GOOD s.

HNHE subscribers would return their
L. thanks Tor the very liberal patronage
With which their Store has been favored in the
ashland they hope by co:,s ant attention TO
ne wants % the trading public and by system
i far and honorable dealing 10 retain me ir
.iare Of the trade. Our stock of new Goods is
arge which we are selling at small prof s.
BAR Grocery deparimeH is full and complete,
md feel confident OF our ability TO satrsfy all
eho purchase OF us that they receive their
moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves
Ief,re purchasing elsewhere.
). D.. AORTHWAY & co.
South Norfolk, April Is. 1855,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
GRllI1D STORE!
WOLCOTTVILLE..
W0oding & Lewis

sHOULD invite the attention Of the
public to their stock of FaI, and Winter
IOODS winch is now unusually large, enibra-
ing The newest and most desirable styles Of
Dress Gp"ds adapted to the Fall Trade.
Now IN Store large assortment 81 French
Merinos boh plain aud piaii. Silks, plain.
striped and plaid. Moas Delaine. beautiful
.,yie-. plain, plaid and s,r,ped. Plain all sooi
)eiatnes all c.1ors> large assortment Of
English Merinoes al! colars and prices.
SHAW .S-Brocha. Stella. Gas hmefe, Bay
State. ho'h square and long. a. prices to suit.
CLIO Tbs, Cassmeres and V~siings, COM
otefe assortment.
FURS- basiies Furs foreign ard domrsiic,
CONSISTING OF Capes. Victorines and Cuffs at
prices tn silt.
HAfS and sPS.-The hest nd most fash
ionahle STYLES of Hats and Caps oui this season.
CARPETINGS, Druagets, Oil Cloths, Matt.
nes, Window Shades SC.
BOOTS and SHOES,
Hardware. Crockefv, Groceries. &c.
In fat as large and complete assortment OF
III kinds of Goods kept at any establishment
j n the County, TO which the attention of ALL
ia respectfully invited.
WOODING l. LEWIS,
Granite Store.
Woicottville Nov Let, 1855,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27

Winter Arrangement, Commencing ~
Aonddg Dee Sd. 1885.
rRAiss OUT OF ssapeEpoR,

WtnteF <aFf0ayeWeHS, COMMENCING ~
Monday Dee Sd. 1855.
TRAINS OUT OF ssipespoar.
First Passenger Train leaves Bird sepsr
for Winsted, al 1885 A. M, OF on srr,ss Of
the A. NJ. Train from New Yosk, snS
connecting atthe Junction with the 10 10 A,
M. Train from New Haven and a Ws,sr.
bur, with Hartford, Providence 4 Fishkill 4.
Frst Freight Tain leaves Bridgeport
for Wins,ed a. IL IS A. NJ, receiving pss.
sensers for Wins,ed.
Fleigh, Tram with passenger aeeomms.
dat.on fer Wa,erbur, lea,es Al $50
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port for Waterbury at 5 IS p. M. ,cs on the Or.
rival Of the 500 P. M. Express Trsin frsm
New York, connecting At the Juncfios With
receivins passer gers from the Providence Hart.
ford s. F,shk,ll Railroad at Waterbury.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT.
First Train will leave W a,erbury at s 20
A Al, connecting atJunction with train 10 New
Haven, and at Bridgeport with train to n York
FIRST Passenger Tram from Wiastea
at s 20 AM, connecting at Waterbury With
the Providence Hartford and Fishkill Rail-
road at 7.50 A. Nj. for Hartford and interme-
date Stations and connecting a. the junction
with the 2 A. Nj. Train from New York for
New Haven and arriving in Bridgeport n
time for the 9.35 A M Tram to New HAYES
for New York.
Freigh, Tram with passenger accom- mode.
tions FROM " ins,ed, arriving IN Bridgeport ia
time TO connect with Express Train from n.
Haven for New Yo,k, leaves At 6 80 A. N.
from Winsted.
Second Passenger Train leaves wineied at
So P NJ connecting at the Junction With q
Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with
The Is NJ Tram to New York.
UF The Fre,gh, Trans have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stag. irom WOODBURY., South.
bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, will connect at
Seymour II umpire ys.ill ~ ilh the Q II A N
Tra" down. Returning, leaves every dsy ~
the arrival ot,he 10 IS AM Train from Bridge.
port. Noevrning Stage after this date.
MeNels Sta &c from w a,srtown, y III con-
nee, at Waterbury every day with the Q -
A M Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 IS A NJ Train from Bridg, port. and
on Saturdays from the 5 IS p NJ Train from
Bridgeport,
Fenn's Stage from Li,eh6eld will connect
at Lit. hield Station With both Trains cash
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Re,hlsm will connect Of
Waterbury with the s.3s A. Nj Train do~a
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdsys. Re.
turning on arrival Of the 10 35AM .Trs,n f,cm
Bridgeport oE Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring. New Boston, Colebrook River and
tlnchcocksvile. will connect dairy with the
l.53 P. NJ. ,rai,. from Winsted, and return on
the arrival Of the 1885 A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
o. s Hill's Stage leaves Winsted daily On
arrival of IN" 10 IS AM. train from Ridge
port for C"l-hrock Centre, Sandsfeld, Mont.
vile and Darlington.
A deduction Of FIVE cents !. made who's
Tick ets are prrchase ed at the Offices.
w. D. BISHOP, Vice Prest and SupI
Bridgeport, Dec. /, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
New Machine Shop aud Foundry
AT NORFOLK

VIE Laurence .Rachlae Company are
- now pr. pared 10 take Jobs tor bmld,ns,
htine up and repairing nil kinds OF machinery
aud mlil-work. which they have facihtiss e.,
dung on short notice. and on as reasonable
terms as any other establishments
The Foundry IS ..ne Of the best in the State,
and as they have purchased all OF the patterns
6.lonelne 10 the late Bsyd Manufacturing Co.
WASTED. they are enabled to make casting 8
from the same patterns al less prices than thev
caa be procured else where.
Experienced workmea are employed in the
various branches, and whoever may be in want
OF any kind of machine work can depend unon
having u done ta their satisfaction and are re-
quested to give them ca |.
Norfolk, August LIST, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
sscad and Reject!

HEN hfst commenced the safe Of
w the ce ebra ed Ver,aon, Ma, BILE n class
OF unprncip!ed men said tina, il was good inr
nothing, hui finding that the people sciN hare IT,
this same class OF men are paining off New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities Of
stone tor Vermont marble. Persons in want Of
Grave stones or honumenIs OF The 2urland VT.
or Italian Marble, or any other work in NV line
can depend upon getting the sinon-pure article,
worked in he best STYLE and the Icuest possible
rates. bv com,ny to my es,ab shine NJ or by let.
ter. large collection of drafts on hand
Terms CASH.
Pleass refer to Drs S Lewis or G NJ Hooker.
Litchfield; A J Pickett or s NJ Ensign South
Farms Gen Ahsrneihv or Charles X Welton.
WoicottviI'e: N.ssrs Camps, Winsted; Noal.
Garnsev, Norfhhelh-or TO my work in almos,
every cemetery in Litchlield county.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury March, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ca oekery, SC,

Would respectfully announce to 'tntlr large
Number OF customers thai during III. past week
hey have been opening an extensive assort-
tent OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
adapted to the Fall Trade, and invite all tn call
,nd examine our stock, as we feel confident
mat by DONG 50 you will he enabled tn serur.
much better bargains than can be iopnd else
where. Oar stock is now large, CONSISTING in
part OF NJ Del.a,nes, Glnshams, French Merlnos,
parame'tas. Mohar DeBazes, Plaid Nferinns,
Mant'e and Cashmere ShawlS. Ladies Gloves,
III 'sicry. &c. Also, Gents FURNISHING Goocs
consisting of French and English Broadcio'hs.
flan and Doeskn Cashmere, 4 great variety
It Ves,iogs. Fancy Ctavats, Gloves, Miuens,
Nc. Also, bleached aud unbleached Coltons,
Linens, knitting Cotton, Wo,l IN Yarn. Cotton
Batting, Wadd,ns, Diaper. Viewer Ribbons,
M"ire An'iqae Trimming. Black Tatfeta Rib
bons, Worsted Binding, napkins.
Also. large stock of Groceries, Crockerr,
&c. all nt which nave been selected during the
past week with great care, and will be offered
Tor cash or produce n, a small advance iram
cost. Those wishing Goods in cur line may res,
assured that no Misrepresentation will be made
eli her in qaafiiv or prize.
September 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
Cossssssssfasss,s, SC.

VA Hi eau YOU oay Gents Boots better
w at the Old bnck better than any where
else because cash buys cheaper tnan credit
hs can You buy B,, $ Calf Boots IS cheap
at retail as they can be b tu.hi in the ci'y al
wholesale Because We have them on hand
and they mast be sold before the season is over.
And why lsli that yon may buy Gents Patent
Caters, Glove Tnp Enamel do, English Top,
buckskln do Patent Dronze Top Union d j.
Cali and Patent Sips, and all kinds OF Gen; 8
Goods, better Than any where elsel Because
the season Is now tar advanced, AID large lot
remains to be cleared out. to make room for he
Fall campa' On, which will open about the first
ut SEPTEMBER.
Why may you bny Ladies' Caters, Congress
tipped and loxed, aud Buskins, claim; enamel
ed Ties, Jenny Linds. Sontae's Slips, and a
h Isl Of Others, good and fancy articles. at the
OLD RalcE, better THAI anv where el>e Be-
cause, they were bought in New York at greatly
reduced prices 10. Cash, aud we are bound TO
sell hem accordingly!
And rinally, " hs, on why is IT, thai e eery:hing
in our hue vi trade NAV be had of the SubscIl-
bcrs for the % READY. at greatly reduced
prices. tor The ne 81 ioar or hive weeks? Because
We have got larger and better Stock than can
be found In tee County We devote our whole
time to our business. and interfere with n me-
We are bound to give our pairo IS the beneti, OF
low pr ces,'n consequence of hard umrs We
are making clearing out sa les oteperythng in he
Summer ,ie OF & ,ods. We therefore snost re-
specially invite aii-ves, one and all to partici-
pate ia the tun OF buying at less per cent than
ever before.
Come IRON every nation, come from every way
Our Stock sla:ee enough, &r.
MEAfOY e. TROWBRIDGE,
Ltctheld. Angus I. 1s55.
No. 5 West Main Street,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27

NALL and Winter Styles Of every des-
at the Litchsieid Hat Emporium. Large assort-
ment, and cheaper than ever, az the only II at
store in LiIchtieid.
% Ladies Riding Hats, new lot JUST reed.
H. JACKSON.
Sent. 18TH 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-12-27
q L. A = S.W AR r.

a CDNSIGNNENT OF FINE GLASS
"A WARE from B.,s;on has been received
and Is tor sale al tire Shop OF the subscriber at
unusually 10" press-ennsisilng OF Pitchers,
Sugar Bowls. Sp 'on Holders. Cream Guns.
Batter Plates, Preserve Plates, napiers. Gobie,s.
Egg Guns, Lemonade Cups. Candles,icks, No
asses Cups, Ten different styles Plumbers. SC
&C. which the public are invited to call and
examine.
6T good assortment of Cook and Parior
STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware, 81, &c.
always an hand. ]. w. CONE.
Norfolk July l, 1855.