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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
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HNHiS beautiful Stock Horse will stand
u The coming season at the Stable Of George
S Cngswell. New Preston. He is of The Morgan
Stock, weighs HOO pounds, Jet btack, Is 2
hands high, s wears old. Ills stock i, very fine
and services he-has been in t,s section three
seasons. For further particulars enquire OF
those who have seen him. One OF the bes Of
grnoms attends the Herse.
TERMs-Six Dollars and warrant.
All who own mares that are disposed Of before
foaling must pay I've warrant money.
GEORGE $. COGSWELL.
New Preston, MAY 1855. 6S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
GIL saw AR H..

A CONStG INTENT OF FINE GLASS
A%WARE irom Boston has been received
and y tor sale al the Shop al the sibsctihsr. a,
unusually low nr'crs-enns's 1T Ps,eaers
Sugar Bowie. Sp,oa Holders, Cream Caps,
Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, Nap,ers. Goh.e,s,
egg Guns, Lemonade Caps caasi .es.irks. Mo
lasses Cups. ten different STYLES 'ramhlers. SO,
Re. which The public are i.st,ed 10 call aud
examine.
~ g0ad assortment nj Cock ani r,r,.,x
STOVES. Tin and Japaaned Were, g.. &c.
alwsys an hand. j. w. CONE
Norfolk. Jan. /, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have r:ade arrangements
to keep a constant smpply"i a first :aie ar
tce Of GEESE FEATlIERS--sel,c,s d and
pack led with great care b. ourselves. in pack
ages Of from 90 TO so his and will furnish ct
all times any quantity from 20in 1000 lbs, Of q
quality they will Warrants good as the best
aud at as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal q"almy in the State.
s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester 1888
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Naugatnc Railroad.
Summer Arrangement. commencing on
\ Monday, Nay 7th. 1855.

Summer arrangement. commencing on
Monday, Nay 7th. 1855.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.
First Passenger frain leaves Briieepor,
for Ninsted, a, 1910 A. NJ, or on arriva / OF
the A. NJ. Train from New Y,rk. and
connecting at the Junction with the 10 90 a.
NJ Train from New Haven.
First Freight F.aia leaves Bridgepor,
for Wirsied al Il 80 A. NJ. receiving pas
scnsers for Winsted.
Freigh, Train with passenger a.commo.
dalton for Waterbury, a. 4:3
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port for Waterbury al 10 P. NJ ,or on the ar.
rival of the $50 P. NJ Express Tsain from
New York connecting at the Junction with
the SIS P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BnIDGEpoEr.
First Passenger Tram leaves Wins.ed
al 5. so A. VI, connecting at Waterbury with
The Providence, Hartford and Fishkili Rail
road al I, Is A. NJ for Hartford and inferno.
date Stations and connecting at the junction,
with the A. Nj. Train from New York for
New Haven. and arriving in Bridgeport in
time for the 9.35 4 NJ Tram 10 New Haven
for New York.
First Freight Train will leave Waterbur,
for Bridgeport at IS ii arriving al Bridge
port in time 10 take he Express train from
New Haven to New Yo,k.
Freight Tram with passenger accnmmoda
lions from Wins,ed ssisng IN Bridgeport, in
time TO connect with Express Train from
Haven for New York, leaves al 6 20 A. NJ
from Wins ted.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winstcd a
03 2 NJ connecting at the Junction Win q
Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport will
The | 5 P M Tram 10 New York
IT, The Freight Trains have Passengct
Accommodations.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South.
bury. S"u'hford, and Oxfntd, will connect al
Seymour tHumphre ys,l!e)w The Gil A Nj
Tram down. Returning, leaves every cay on
the arrival of The 10 40 AM Tram fromBridse
port. No evening Stage after thus date
MeNeils Stage from WATERFOWL, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 80
A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival OF
The 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 P Nj Train from
Bridgeport.
Fenn's stagefrom Litchfield will connect,
at Li,'hfeld Station with mail Train each
way. daily.
Aliens Stage from Bc'hlem will connect a,
Waterbury with the S.S2 A. NJ Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival of the 10 i0A "A Trim from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
Horace Skinner. stage from OTIS, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
Charlottesville. will connect daily with III,
2.03 p. M. train from W,nsted, and return on
The arrival Of the 1910 A. NJ. train from.
Bridgeport.
o. s. Hills Stage leaves Wins,ed daily on
arrival Of tho 10 10 A. ". trails frsn Bridge
oorr for C"lebrock Centre, Sandsfeld, Mont
vile and Darlington.
A deduction of FIVE cents is made when
Tickets are purcha-ed at he Offices.
W.D. BISHOP. Vice Pres, and supt.
Bridgeport, April. 81, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

A bright and beautiful bird is Hope ;
nj comes to US mid the darkness and
the storm, and sings the sweetest song
when our spirits are the saddest-and
when the lone soul is weary and longs
TO pass away, it MARBLES lis sunniest
notes, and iigh,ens again the slender
fbres Of our hearts that grief has been
tearing away.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Young Zenith.

UVHlS favorite and well-known Horse
IL will stand the ensuing season, as follows
at line sable If VIM Coe in Bantam Falls on
Monday Frederick Coleman. Warren. on
Tuesday and Wednesday; A. Bradley Wo.
couvle, on Thursday, FRIDAY and Saturday oil
an; Thursday mornings until 8 o'clock, and
Saturday evenings alter O'Clock.
WIN. STEVENS.
Litehfeld, May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Dayton's Melodeons.
$1,000 Worth on Hand!
A good Time to Purchasr.

TE1ilE largest and best assortment Of the latest
L improved Melodeons they ever offered TO
the public consisting of every description-bo;h
in melodeon and piano style.
These Instruments have been greatly improved
in their external and internal appearance, tone
and quickness of sound, &c during a few years
past. Also, In improvement has been made on
the stops OF the large double reed Instruments;
they are new SD ar, angcd that the sound is per-
fecry under The control If the performer and
capable OF being made very loud and heavy or
soft. This instrument is designed for the church
bu; is suitable for the paror.
~ All orders from those wishing to procure
an instrument promptly executed.
Wolcottvle, Feb 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Real Estate For Sale.

NNHE House and Land known az the
- Row. Doct. Reecher place, in North ST.
On the PROMISES is Bakery with all the Il xrares
tM carrying On the Baking business in NIL ii
l.CAkRlNGTON, on the premises
AieO, two-horse aud I ene-anrse pediler',
WagOne. uorses and Harness Tor } Horses
Litchfisld. April l6sn. 1855. $751;
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Notice..

q LII person. indebted to the subscriber en-
n the list dav OF July are expected TO pay
their accousts immed iately.
~ A word to the " Use is .nfficien'.
A g. BRADFORD.
Wolcet,,ille, August 2lst, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
BridgeportPower Company.

FIlHIS Company ale about erecting, m
L central location seYefal buildings, each
Four Hundred feet in 9Th. fifty ieet in
width. and three siories for the purpose
OF letting out propelling pewer and 70. 10 10
such manufacturers as may-desire. They will
be provided with from THELg to FIVE Lun.
dred horse over and will have scconimrds.
tinns for about 1000 workmen. Applications
for Power and Room may be made personally
or by letter 10 either otihe subscribers.
P T BARNUM. q
WM H NOBEE.
DIV IN oAPSoN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

Prof. Mapes thinks that dogs can
reason; we doubt it. Ii they could
they would never make such ioels Of
themselves as 70 goa mile in 2 40 just
because lin cullender is fastened to
their tail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
1srenty.frst Annual Report of the
LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL
Fire Insurance COmUN3aU,

Fire Insurance Company;
July Sd. 1884.
By Cash reed for Premiums on Poll
eies this year $500 VI
To cash paid for Losses and Expenses
this year a,7s7 a
By who'd amount of Cash
ce Tor Premiums S25,6lS 81
'terestrecd on Loans l,43l sl-s27, $50 ~
To whole amt paid for .ea .., -.s
Losses &sExpensesS2l ,99S %
Cashnow on hand 5,052 1881, $50 70
To amour, of Premiums charged on
the books which may be COLLECTED
ii required ,sS0 81
AddCash on hand ,Os3 IS
Making the Capital Stock Of thi s--
Company at this time S25.290 80
There is not at this lime any claims against
Company except Sixty dollars, which 10
dy to be paid when called Tor.
The Directors OF tins company are confident
that the planot insurance adopted by then " i'll
meet with hearty response from all intelligent
friends o, the principle OF Mutual Insurance.
This company insure only IN this state and
take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shops,
etc, or in exposed Village or city property, bat
eonfine their business entirely to itrm property
and isolated buildings and their contents--sf
which not more than $4,000 will be insured On
one risk. -
THIS company will adjust all claims with
promrtness and liberallty, and if al any time q
difference should arise between the parties, u
such difference will be adjusted by indifferent
pc rsons in the county. each party selecting one,
and ia case they do not agree, third person
shall be chosen, and the award cfa IL, or any I'VE
ofthem, shall be final and conclusive.
officers or the Company.
J. q, BECKWlIH, Presluent,
OLI1'ER GJODW WV, Treasu,us
ia ON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

Messenger and Morgan Horses.
HNHE superior Black and Bay Messenger
IL Morgan and Black Hawk Horses owned
by the subscriber will stand at my stable IN
Goshen Center Inc ensuing ,eason.
MOSES LYMAN.
Goshen, May 18th, 1855. 9t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
T o n s a Z 3!

rEHE S,age-Rou,e from Li,chfield to
n flymoa,h. w.;a the Mat and Stock-cen.
sis.ing Of ne pair af Houses and Harness and a
.twa-lorse Ssage-Waggan.
l.. FEM, Proprietor.
/ Li,ehiield. March 10. 1855 a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
N A u G. & TU c x .

N'HE Fast Tro.ling Black Hawk Stallion
Il Naugatuck, bred and owned BY Chas. B.
Smith OF Wocottviile and myself, viii stand
for mares this season at my stable. Terms,
$40 the season, aud SIS to insure with foal.
SETH w. HOPSON.
South Kent, May 4,h, 1855. 5t2
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14

a GOOD assortment Of Carpe,inc. FlanI
IA Oil Cioihs. Finor Mattings, Druggei, sc
can be found al the Grari,e Stare.
WOODING 4 LEWIS.
Wolcouyilic, April il. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
WIGS ana: 'T0upecs

ADJ. "a order. at CR0SSMAN'.sS hasina
W. aud tian-Culllng Room, over DR.. Beck,
.~ith's Drug Store. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
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-cfss- q r & q T. 8.
ss-~sAyS III s T PU b Il II r D:
A4.azzJ New Discovery in Medicine
few words on the rational treatment, ~ithou,
medicine. of Sperula orriea or local weakness.
nervous debility. low spirits, assitnde, weakness
Of the limbs and back. indisppsition and inca pa
city for sady and labor, duliness ct apprehension
loss Of me norY, aversion 10 secretly love of so.i.
tade. tml,,y. selt-distruSt. dizziness he edache,
involuntary discharges, pains in the side, aifee-
uo,s ofthe ewes, pmples on the fsce, sexual and
o:her intirmities in man.
FRoa THE FRENCH OF DR. b. De LayEy.-The
important fact that these alarming complaints
NAV easily be removed without medicine, is in
fhis small tract clearly dem ilstrated and the
entirely ncw and highly successful trea tine n, "A
adopted BY the Author fully explained, by me ans
of which every one is enabled 10 cure himself
perfectly. sad nj thr least ssibte Cost, avoiding
thereby n. tlc advertised nnstrums 0. the day.
Sent 10 anv address, gratis, and pos; free in
sealed envelope, bv renting Tpos, psidl two
postage stamps to pR. p De LANEY, No. II
Lispenard street, New York. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Spri,,g Nt.'sfs-IsJ5.

MeN Ell = BKAMAN have on hand and
M ere constantly receiving m assorlnen. OF
The varieties 0f Has aud Caps now in use
ansoae which are Gcnins, De.bes, and other
Nlss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
United States Bounty Land Agency.

Waterbury. March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
officers or tAe Coslt1yat

J. q, BECKWlfH, Presiuent,
DIFFER GJOD WV, Treasu,ts.
J.dSO.N WHITING, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-06-14
Black Hawk Horse Raven.

Inch'ielJ, May 18th. 1885.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN, OR WATER
Il PROOF. ANTI-CONSUMPTIVE,
q q u K & L &c

Manufactured by HARCOURT, BRADLEY & Co., a
Market Street, Manchester. Principal Warehouse, I07
Establishments, g Ann Street and 1O2 Nassau Street,
New York.
The Hydromagen is a valuable discovery for protect.
ing the feet from damp or cold, and therefore a pre-.
ing whatever The Hydromagen is in the form Of a
sole, and worn inside the boot or shoe. Its medieated
character is a powerful preventative to disease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm and
healthy, to wear in the coolest or rainiest weather, as
tie foot cannot become wet If the Hydromagen is insex-
ted. Ladies may wear the ightest sOled boots or shoes
in the most Indictment weather with IMMUNITY while
Consumption, so prevalent among the Young Of our
country, may be thwarted by their general adoption.
They entirely suppressed o~vershoes, as the latter cause
the feet to peTspire in a very unhealthy manner; and,
besides, are not dangerous to wear for pedestrians in
icy weather, like india rubbers. While the latter
cause the feet to appear extremely large, the Hydroma-
gen, being n mere thin slice of cork prepared, peculiar
ly placed inside, does not increase the size of the boot,
or cause the foot to appear untidy. To children they
are extremely valuable as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects. Their expense is so
slight as to scarce need mention; besides, those who
patTonize them will find their yearly doctor bills much
diminished thereby.
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known, its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent. Last
year in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool,
Glasgow, Leeds. Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburg and
Berlin, our sales reached l. $50 pairs Of Cork Soles.
This year the number win far surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as =
preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.
Mems Size, per pair, 35 cents; Ladies' do. per pair,
30 cents; Boys and Misses do per pair, % cents
NOTICE.-From the Retail Prices we make a very lib
eral allowance to Jobbers and wholesalers, so that any
storekeeper may make 4 fine profit on their sale, while
they are an article that may be kept in any store,
among any class of Goods
For terms, apply to
H~ARC0URT, BRADLEY & Co.,
30 Ann Street. New York
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
Gatth MAnints.

THE CHEST.-Sir Ashley Cooper,
Il Bart, VI. D., the eminent Medical Practitioner.
has left = valuable legacy to the world in his GREAT
cure for Pulmonary Diseases, WITHOUT THE usE OF MED
ICISa. Sir A. c., Bart, invented and advised the use Of
TIE INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR,
10 all persons Of au ages and conditions, as a certain
and safe shield against those fearful diseases, Con-
sumption, bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds and other
Affections Of the Lungs, which arise from the exposed
state Of the chest, according to fashion, and the contin-
ual changes Of our climate.
'-Tlre Protector, )" is simply a chemically pre- l-ed
fur, lined with silk and padded. which. suspended from
the neck, covers the chest in so agreeable a manner,
that, once worn, u becomes a necessity and a comfort.
The Protector" although hut recentlyintroducejin
30 America, is making rapid progress through the
United States the Canadas. South America. and West
Indies. II has for a long time been a staple article
in England and on the continent Of Europe, while it
has grown IN many countries to the position Of an arti-
Gle Of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire OF any English
resident in your vicinity Of his K owIedge Of the ben
ehcial effects of wearing the Protector, WITHOUT RE.
COURSE TO DOcTORIS0 Of any kind. The cost OF wear
ing these articles Is a mere trife, and one will last
some years. No one who values the health Of himself
or his family will be without them. The Hospitals in
this country are not alone recommending them, hut
rapidly introducing them IIarcourt, Bradley & Co,
OF London and Manchester, England. were originally
entrusted with the manufacture Of the Protectors. by
the lamcnted DR.. Cooper, and continue to manufacture
according tc ''his original" instructions. and therefore
recOmmend those who would wear The Protectors, y
to see to their being genuine.
Remember this is a staple article, and no Patent
Medicine.
ETAIL PRICES.
Gents Size, 81 50 each.
Ladies' do. 90 do.
Boys and Misses 10. IS do.
BRADLEY & CO.,
b Ann Street q lO2 Nassau Street, New York.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood Street, Cheapside
London. Mandatory, a Market Street, Manches.
ter, England.
Fl. B. & Co. are establishing Depots for the sale Of
"The Protector" in all parts OF America. Physicians
Surgeons, Druggists, ClOthiers, Dry Goods Merchants,
Hattrrs and MillinerS, also Gentlemeu's Furnishing
Store Keepers are entrusted with the wholesale and
retail distribution Of them, and to whom most liberal
terms are offered for their enterprise, and a splendid
opportunity opens to them for safe and profitable bust
ness HARC0CRT, BRADLEY d CO.,
35 Ann Street, New York.
Sent. %. 1Sl4. I'm.
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GlOtbng.
HUMRUGI NO CASING l

Nv hOAlDOO NJ ! !!
~ But a plain. true declaration OF facts, which anv
body can ascertain by calling At the OH Head Quarters
for READf- MADE CLOTHING,
by J. GOldstein, (snccessor to Morganstern & Broth.
cr) Oak Front, Big No. -, Main street, Warren, o..
have Just received, and am now opening, my Fall
and Winter stock Of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths,
'estings, etc, together with every variety
OF Furnishing Goods. l would simply remark that
from the extremely low figures Of WOODEN goods East, /
have been induced to purchase
DOUBLE Ny USUAL AMOUNT OF GOODSI
And those that are acquainted with my mode of doing
business. are well aware that / will
II PNEYER BE U~NDERSOLDL In
l do not have my Clothing made up by any establish
ment in the east, nor did I come from there myself.
But l import my own Goods. and by purchasing from
FIRST hands. am enabled to furnish ali articles in my
line At New-HOr prices ! ] am not in the habit Of
running down any body, nor do / notice any such per.
sonal attacks when made on mel take my revenge in
UNDERSELLING THEM!
Which. from my superior facilities in buying. 1 am
ahundantly able to do.
As quoting prices seems to he fashionable, I will in.
troduce the following programme. to he run during the
season. or until the small dealers about town come
down to my fgures-viz: Full suit q Clothes. Coat,
Pants and Vest, for SIS and upwards. A good Over Coat
for $3.50.
BOYS CLOTHING
by the cord, consisting Of Goats for $3.50. and Pants
for'5cents! Hats and Caps Of every style and variety,
cheaper than the cheapest. Collars. Cravats, Ties.
SeartS, Cndershir,s and Drawers. Shirts, both white and
cOl"rea. In short. a complete assortment Of everything
in my line. and all l ask Is an inspection of my goods
and prices before buying elsewhere. / am now the
oldest Clothing Establishment in TrumIull Co. and
have increased my business every year. l have stood
all the shocks that have been brought to bear against
me, and have lived to see many OF my competitors
e shut up" and leave town. and feel proud to remember
that by aiming at one object, I have succeeded in
bringing down and keeping down the price Of my goods
to the lowest figure at which 4 good article can be
afforded.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDERl
Manufactured by tip-top wOrkmen. and warranted tn
fit! To one and all 1 extend the invitation to visit Big
No. Is, Oak Front, when you come to town to purchase
clothing. / am hound to sell lower
THAN ANY BODY ELSE DARE SELL!
Come and see! Remember the place-Big No. Is,
Oak Front. first Clothing Store south Of the Post Office,
west side Of Main street, Warren, o.
Oct. II, 81. J. GOLDSTFIN.
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