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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
droit de gracieux detours. De IA

droit dc gracieuxl dstours. De Ia IN
large chemin raboteux conduit au cha
teau situe un ipeu EN- arriere au.des,ous
dn terlre, an mileu dese champs de- Bile,
On rentre en- PLANE, on perd de vue lea
beaux herisons bleus dd Berri ct ID Ia
lMarche. II iftut monter lux seconds
etages du chateau pour les fetrouver. !
kCe chateau. ma a mails etc dune gran !.
de defense : les murs mont pas plus de
cinq d six pieds d'epaisseur en- bias. les
tours clancses sont encorbcllees. II
date de la fin des queries de la fsodali-
t.. Dependant la petitesse des portes,
In rarete DIES fenslres, ct les nombreux
debris de, murai,les ct de tourelles ,uui
ldi servaient %d'enccinte, signalcnt IN
temps de m66ance Cd l'on Sc mettait en-
core 4 tabIi Dun coup de main. C'esl
I'm castel assez elegant, IN care lone
renfermant d tous les stages une seule
grande piece, ave quatre tours conte-
nant dc plus petites chambres aux an
giles, ct ufe autre 1onr sur. la face de
derrisre servant de cage lsunique aes.
caller. La chapelle est isolee par Ia
&c struction DIES nnciens communs;< lie,
fossas sont combles en- par,ie, les tourelles
d'enceinte sont tronquses i Ia Motto
ct l'etang qui baignait jadis lie chateau
du cote du nord est dcvenu une joIie
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
A VENDRE
L'AMrABLE POUR CAUSE DE DEP

ALAMIABLE POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.
I'm fonds de Groceries situee d Nopoleon-
vile parfaitemet achalande, faisant de
bOnnes affaires.... Aussi 3 t%errains avcc les
ameliorations qui sly trouvent.-Le tout en-
bloc GU separement, a des termes tres,
svantageux, .=548e
S'adresser sur les lieux a NJ. G. o.
Gateau.
NapoItonflIe, p~hroissc Assumption, Fe>
yricr 27-ls55.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
ipETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA. =
Paroissesb Iafourches1 aCodr dui Sine
District Judiciaire. .at.Hfazt9"8
Succession dc Felir Bourg,

L. Succession dc FeHr Boufg.
En- vertub dun orare de veante rendu lie ls
Feyrier 1869 . moi adresse par, Honorable
Ia %susdite, Cour nous ~offrirons en- vente publi-
que aIencan lie ieudi az Mars, 1853 1sdr les
heux a dix henres du matin les prophecies ci-
apres -decrites appartenant i Ia susdite sue
cession SAVIOR: to - = ~ !.
10. Une babitatiton situse dams Ia Paroisse
Absorption faisant, face au bayou Laiourche
de quatre arpents de face sur Iaquelle facade
un arpent ct trente trols pIeds ia. face iusuu i
quatre arpents de proiondeur sontr vendus sur
la limite den hautde Ia dite habitation & du
cote den bas, un arpent ct douze pieds dc face
sur quatre arpents de pfofondeur sont vendus
par ~terrains il y a aussi sur lie cote den haut de
Ia dite habltatlon, un chemin de Yingt-cinq
pieds de face sur Ia praofondeur de- dlarahte
arpsnts ct est bornee du cote den haut par
les terres de Maxlmilien Boudran ct Carmle-
lite Fight. jusqu'a qhatre arperts de hrofon-
deur ct ensuite par un %eileniln appartehant a
Jean Rourg, Louis Bourg ct autres ct dnr cote
den has par Joseph Fryou jusqu'a quatre ar
penis de profondeur ct de Ia a la terre de Char
les MaximiIien Boudreau ct Ell arriere des
quarantel arpeIts par les terres de Charles
Roussel & Antoine Albares j, Ia dite habita-
tlon sera vendue ayec toutes les batisses & ame-
liorations qui en- dependent les batisses ap-
partepant a Louis Bourg ct 2Gaspard Ottoman
excepte)
30 Caroline negfesse agee, d''enyiron AZ
ans!Y Ash Ed3ateA = AAk5A}kA
30. Celestin mulatre age d'environ 20 ans.
DO. Resale muiatresse agee de ~ ans ct
ses deux enfants Peronne agee de hut ans Ell
Albert age de 7 ans.
2 2 30. I'm autre moroccan de terre situe dams
.uette -paroisse aenvifon9 afpeuts dezprof5n-
deur plus on moins borne Dun cote par les
terres de Antoine Albares9 et Stlel'autre par
Sylvanie Boudfeah.
Go. Chevapx, .yaches, ct outils garatoirc.- a
70. In | OF mails et. fourraget p, .~sn.,a
80. Meublcs de r1Gnage 6 batterie de cuisi-
"a ErT#g y s&EtE sd G#aEHE8 TH8aE IL
Termes Ell Conditions ;sAl La terre ct les es-
claves, payablesv en- trois termes egaux peche-
aut dams les mois de Mars des annees 1856,
1878 1858. Pour lie mobilier .toutes sonahnes
au dessons de. s 10 payable en- Mars 1856 Ct
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
prairie oblongue, avec iine petite source

prairie oblongue, avec nne petite source
au miIicush ,4al 10 jao1 elats ailea5i
Mais l'aspect encore picturesque DIP
yieux chateau ne frappa dsabord que Sc
condairement Fsitention de lhefitibra
de Blanchenont. lie meunier, en- l'ai-
dant { descendle de voitures, Ia ;dirigeait
verste quill sppelait 'Tee chateau neuf
ct les wastes dependencies de Ia ferme,
situees az pied tlu maIoir antique ct bor-
dant uue trss.grande cour ferlnee dun
cote par din muir cir6neIe, de lautre par
n haze ct in fosss plein td'ean bour-
beuse.
Rien dc plus triste ct de plus de pIai.ant
qu cette demeure des, riches fermiers.
lie chateau neuf nest rien qusune gran,
de maison de paysah, bate, lily a peut-
slre c~inquanle ans. ayec les debris des
f%ortifcations. Dependant les mars soil.
DIES, faicfement fecr6pis, ct la toiture
en- tuiles Ilelnvcs dun ronge, criard, an-
~noneaient de ~reeentes separations. &c
REIMBURSEMENT exterieur j%urait. avec, la
vstuste des autrcs batiments d~sexpIoita.
ton ct Ia maIpropreie fnsignc de la csar.
Ccs batiments sombres, Ell offrant des
traces d'ancienne architecture,s mais so-
lides ct bien entretenus, formaient un
developpement de oranges ct d'etables
dun seul tenant qui faisait l'orgueil dc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
CRANES DE JARDINAGE,

M, Theodore Gorauapr6vie,ft les habi.
ants quill went de recoseir an grand as
sentiment de graires de Iardinagc ct De
ffeurs, de patates de dalihs doubles Ct de 9,
plus bellies varieties. Tortes les graine 8
y'enldues par NJ, Golan sont complement
guarantees. .a7eeI : rae e,;,. H.. a.,
Depottde M"iTh. Gorau, chez Nine
DuPRE.--Paincouryille ,Ir0-sl5/al ~s.fag5ist
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11

j"

OFfe SEES e~ervices au commerce ct au public
ii Sc charge de toute sorte de collections entire
Donaldsonyille ct Lockpot.-Pour la ponctua-
lite ct la promptitude dams les demarches, on
peut prendre des references sur son eo.npte
wee tons lee officers de Presumption. ELISA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11

A~ ,D[SPARU-de Labadiey lille, Samed
N-S~~ SO Sep. 1854, I'm cheyal creole, camel
ie rouge; ayant une bose sur lie cote gauche
de Ia tate, appartenant q Joachim Boudrsau.
Une ~reeornperse liberale sera accordee .
q~uiconguo, lie r~aInenero d son maitre. sa4
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
~
DANSES. gok

Wv y, ,cAzALor PREVENT lie
WY G sp = Sa ," Il s,ra1'' i pen 's' r"e1
ques temps ct quill Sc propose d'y donncr
DIES leeonis dc danse diHant tout son sejour.
4. lie cutirs Sc compose de quinze lecons
letaM iCasalot ts'engage a. mcontrer dams
lee intefvalles. a III satisfaction de tous les
eleves q,i potirrott Sc presenter, toutes les
danses du jour telles que
~ Polka Allemande, as2 ECu
of4 Valse a cling temps,
Polka. Maztfkp, $50
t'eF False franchise, Ell,
~ 1'olka adti salon, t1tss
1851 Varsoviaha tHhngarian) +. Im,,ei :
nanse E%spagnole, M g1sa5 #I
4. Quadril]es F~rangais. s@ta5 8s ~=pt5ats
La M~oscoviie, .7a3ao
zsgI.a Sicilienne,s etc. etc.
lie prix par tlese, dix 'pias,res pour lie
L
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11

G5-Une jument amaricainc de belle tai>
le Ell bien douce a etc trouvee derrisre
lhabitation de feule col Pugh, ~vcrs le %
Octobre 1854 ct parqaee par Mr.. Emile
Leblanc. Ellie est e,ampee, de %couleur
sogne. ct ellie n dc petites taches blanches
sur le corps.-0ns la reudfa d celui qui
prouvcra que c'est sa propriete, gu bien
ellie sera vendue Commencement a Ia Oi,
lie 3 Mars. pour lie Placement des frais ct
nu ben6fce de IL paroisse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
nLIBRAIRIH.

NJ A. D. HARRISON, WENT d'ouvrir q
fFhibodeaux, aine@ librairie oa Pom etrouyera
lconstam rent teuts sorte ade fvres sclassiaue.
~fra1cais ct .anglaiss ainsi que pa piers aiecrire
de toutes Qualities, papier a. tapisseris, fourfitu-
re de bureaux. r. ,@3Gl5uf-5Hs l%e Tarr3 IL eas
aE III. Harriasan ne uend qnos pourf duf CASH
mais A dos prix aussi rsdaitsaqnfa la Nphveifsa
Orleans ihremplit dams ie pins BRET delai tou.
les ordres qu'on hui transmst.q l~se1THog .gr8t
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Eft
judicial District Court. Parish

-as1ao Succession q Fetir Boaitgy f.
BY virtue. of an order of sale rendered on
the 10th day or February 1855 ana to us. d.
rected by the hon the aforesaid Court Court
on the above successions Will be sold at aus
ton by the undersigned auctionneers OH Thu :.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
ID, ~ ~ Tx. .ssaaioi ab aso ~ y. h sKAIIfaqHr ~
tarha' ~ ONNELY e RIGHToR,peJ "a 50
~ Aotos Sd "a nv !. i - -

Practice in The Courts of Terrebonne, Lag
fourehe, Assumption and ASCENSION. All bn-
siness entrusted 10 their care, will receive
prompt attention. Particular attention gwen to-
tand-suits and examination of titles .7s
10 Residence in Houma, Terfebonie,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
~ "5|'|FFT u" 'F||LsEFE tN"I FIEsE -3UIUIF sl@ =
I'd. s.l.sso ~ ,pT.eROGER,aiaz III ggq sf
CLARION, FoRGERoN, SELLER, CAN;

-nat tt1so ~ 1fIsekOGEN,,iala gF1 s5tF
CLARION, FoHGERoN, SELLER, CAR
sol siiqmoakOSsIER ss5 3I7c134l IL
Le soussigne previent let public duff saE
adjoint depuis, aRutelqie temps TN habife Chr
fossief ct qu'i1, est. . memo td~obrfsiiayaht ds
tontractef pour tolite espsce de Ltepafatofiy
de voit,ires.. f-alih Htfa f&ie4$a1EAoI sSE
i s,est, ,attache egalement le n~teeanicien
equi q 81 lei,gtenps travaille avec iui rare p,,cs
aces dams les ~ateliersq de NJ Crane. IIh,e,s
done pas douvrages outline puisse, cntfepfens
Dire auJourdhul pour la raoaration dea mr.
mes. .znte aals 4fs ra~ 'a'T taRE
y esspefe done Inutant par IA, modicHe de
RE ct de ga forge obteniirr ct satisfaire scs
.%nombrehse CLIENTELE es1tsillTsIS 'SH1
:, ..ats,anos 1 TRAsfMUND ROGER :
~ftNpelso nviIib. 90 6lFFs7EI % @ AZ
,aijss9 b8 taarss9s
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.SHERlTF'SSA Sal Il. h9,on
% STATE or LOuISIANX.-P ari,l

~ " A.ssatnnipl'ttion,- --F,lh Judicial, Dis
ssss Jallin. il. Haley, Ner52t VS. oDesi-
l,ssss .ySlafelr F'iaisanciaa Abai.gt5 tso
By virtue o. and ia lobediencs9 to d Writ of
sof seizure 81 salc tosmei direcsedl by tle homo.
4 fable the above Court,in the abovelestabIisled
aud numbered write lhave aseisedp q nd will
offer at PUBLIC, auction renthe plantation of The
defendant DESIRE Plaisa ncis, situaded, in this
. parish on The left bank of Bayou sLafourche
; it about fliiie miles above the village Of Napo-
f. ~loenviiie' ia satirda tie seventh day 3of April
- 1856 colnaIenciffg K int II o'cl6bk AM. the folio
:, wing ,desctihed property NO Wit: Al CERTAIN trsct
Of land sitnaded 10 this parshg of Assumption
al. about seven milea below Deaaidsonxille ON
Tue left bank Of Bayou sLafoarches Haeasprihg
-four taI.peents front on said bayou and extending
. betwetha ct6bnverging line By" forty. arpents in
depth bounded above by lands Of Alexander
rpllapremeht asidltsiow Kysfaidsibf Andre Aces.
Ia together vii aatlRTi ~baildlngs q Ei improves
.~ellsatsi belonging sthareuatd.. = j. 03 { .
Seized to pay, and satisfy said write and
costs Of suit. 10 be sold with the benefit Of
&pp'a''snse ssafSh,Eslrx,hA
n TRarijh ef Assd,hpeioa lMArbg5th 1865.
r. HICKMAN ShariH.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-11
ETAT DE la LOUISIANE.--Cou'
d. Cinquieme District Judiciairr.-
Paroisse Assumption.
John ii. IIslry No 52f, VS. De.ire
w@z P%laisancia 81 al.


John ii. IIslry No 52f VS. De.ife
s& Plaisancia 81 al.
En- vertu dun writ de saisie l. vente q moi
adresse par Honorable la susdite Cour dams
l~'affaire ci-dessus ~intitulee ct num6rotee- J'ai
saisi et j'ofrirai en- yyeute publique. sur lha
bitation du deferdesr Desire p Laisancia, situee
EN- ceiter Paroisse sur la rive gaucheAu bayou
Lafourche, q enpiron8 nehf miles autessus du
village Dc Napdfeonsille, ic Sanledi1septiame
ionr dl Inois d'hvril 1855 coinrpancant a OH
re be urss du matiB, ia p~ropritte ci-apres de-
Uh certain moroccan De terre, situe dams Ia
Paroisse Assumption a environ sept miles de
Donaldsonville sur Ia rive gauche du Bayou
Lafourche msstffaat sn1atss afpents da face
: an !, tbayea &C. ~conrapt entire gres ronjointes,
! shr Fqdafaate afpents des prbfohdedr bornee dig
cote d'en hapt, Rar Leg tesreg d'Alexandre
D~uptemaout ct Ell bas par celles de Andre Aeos-
IA ensembleavecftUutes Ice batssesAet &melio-
Saisi pour payer Vi satisfaife lie writ ci-desasus
etsles frais da proces pour etrey endu3 ayec le
behefice fe festimateur. "a .~~-.~~rt ~
- siConditions-coomfntpttant tbt''a"n ! lnl
Paroisse' Al ssomptioii leo Mars l~sS5aAo'q .
10 ri 1907 .19ans11AFHfCkMAN shetff.s
dAAAA2la-ALaaz 4- 1l12al4ll42 aoaGlA-
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liza suite au proclaim num6ro.)
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Notico

"AflNG taken ilie stand lat4lX Hr<e4 by l4 N B. Laiirnp, we take zAN1ty 10 remind iitr public that we m znE <ally from Yin. Walters and other A66{ mn 6ofns in New York, beautiful and we iI5IAk . cheap stock Gooas of every descapnnn. We judge so from the fact of our supplying q those who have called upon ns. A few of fhe bargains in ile Dry Goods departments we wllIuotice as follows: 2500 yards fl Bro. Sheetings, good anicle $ If. 3J03 do. 4 Cheese Cappinss.
 4533 do. A. 4Lawrsncs, StaTks ard other hsa> s5oo yds. W bIeachsd sheesings. good article .s l-4 35o do. Irish Linen Remnants al g cents per 1855 d.. Merrimack. cocheco styiss Prints. ss
 Cd. per ard.
 200 do. beautiful styles Calico Remnants. 800 pairs Ladies white Cotton Hose, 6 l-4 cents. 659 do. Ctfidren's assorted sizes and colored,
 l-4 cents.
 5 dozen Ladies Leslie Thread Cloves. .-4 s's. iDa pairs do Rucc Silk do assorted colsss. 300 Ladies wrought collars. four cents each. s
 Our stock Groceries IS complete; we are pre- pared to offer great inducements i'll Sugars and Maasses.
 h our Ready Made Clothing d-partmen: can be found the Iargest stock in the County snd se are prepared 10 give man quite respectable shit for he small sum of Five Dollars Having bought most of these Goods at Auction under the hammer we are enabled to sell them very low.
 We shall he receiving Goods daily from New York, and will try to keep our customers edvi. sed., All are invited to call and ex.mine our stock. N A E. A. BERRY. E Woleottvilie, March 5ih, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
 HMPOSITION!

E Spec,acles over Glass, peddlers are taking advantage oi the fact to paiin of giass for the psbbies n, see,auI.y greatly reduced prices- Persons wss'mg 10 procure the pebbles had aei,er beware of peddssfs who sell them cheap, as ihere.is but oas price for them, and ii is so difficult for one inexperienced 10 desectihc fraud
 4. $. BALDWIN has pnrt.ha sed inc erciusiue tials uf selling T. Ackfey's celebrated Scotch Pebbles" in Ltchticld, aud keeps constantly on hand full assortment which he promises to sell al the m, nufaetaser's retail rrers.
 Some ot the reasons wherein ihc pebbles are better than glass: They always preserve the temperature of stone, and are consequently cool and refreshing to the eye. Perfectly coiorless-- which IS not the case with glass; and canno, easily be hrsken or scratched. They pseserse the eyesigllt, and caa be worn years without the necessity ofc ofchange-;naklng it a matter of grea, economy as well as convenience.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
HE C0yyEgTsCUr COTRaNr. PU8LIsHED AT HARTFoRD,

UAILl AND WEEkL
 s nno dessab'isied journal. peasan: instruc. E i've. and reiasc newspaper-alise 10 all the topicg of lhe well pasted ia local mt Iers-wIth an agncultural department Tor those interested Tor the stricf enforcement Of the Connecticut prohibi,ory law, and safe fam fly paper.
 suBscaIrros Daily coaran,, .s5 per annum 1; # paid strictly in advance, $4.5o; 10 Ciergynierl Tn sersice 8 to weekly papers, fife re ni in change. s. Weekly Courant, S2 per annum 1; in bundles SIPS 10 Clergymen, sl ; to news papers, withoutex xchange, *I-aii pay able stric.- ly in advance.
 PosrAsE.-rhe postage on the Daily, mailed to any part of the State, is $ cents a year 10 other Staies, el.56. Onlhe Weekly. in Hartford Couniy, nothing in any other rartof the United Stafes, 26 cents.
 ADVERTISING Yearly advertisers in Daily. with privilege of one square. fconiined strictly to the adveriser,s regular bnsiaess,l changeahIe once week, SEQ; one square one insertion. 60 censs continuance. 20 cents per day-a reason able deduction for long continuance. In Week ty. one insertion, IS cents; continaance g cents per week. For cases not specified, terms will he made known at the office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Hngfce.

THEundersIsRcd woald respectfully announce to his customers and the public generally that he continues in the BOOKSELL1NG business
 As the Arcads. Waterbury. Conn. where he is prepared to fill any or,lersin his line with which he may be entrusted. mith the same regu,arity and despatch which bas disfins uished his operations heretofore.
 Particular attention is paid to subscriptions for Magazines and other periodical or serial works, which are forwarded by the earliest mais in the neatest and most substantial manner without in- jury 10 the Eneravings.
 Orders for Books in all Languages, in all ex- saM editions, whether published at home or abroad, whether rare or c0mn,on-as well as for Music. Engrayings or other objects of taste. ele- gancc or curiosity, will he promptly attended io Books and heavy pamplets sent by express or as may be otherwise ordered. Locaiagents sup spllsd on favorable terms. Address WILLIAM PATTON, ,4mls Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES. CAMPERS, Be-, Gc

TUST received. avery large and general as- D sortment of llkinds of Boots anI Shoes suit able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased al auction the past week, and can probably be sold where in the county. Persons having little rc ady money aboa their clothes are respectfully invited to call and exasiine quality and prices. Oak and Heinlvck Sole Leather for sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Hair 'fsaic, fr relieving badness and restoring grey hair to i,s natural color. Ne.hing like il i; try il.
 Litchfield. Sept. 18th, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
ht the Old Rrick

-- First Door 3Vess of sthe Coarf- Hoase-- Af be founi &new stock of Boots and ls A shoes, spsina Fashions tor 1854. We are now prepared to efier to tlle ,seopie ot Litchcld Ssonnty \ altogether the best and largest stock of Daots and shoes that was Aser brought in this town. 0nr stock consists 0f every variety of style imaginable il would be useless aud impos ssble fo nasne tsle different styles of So iargc . stock as we h. ia, this time- we therefore say to all, coma ard see for yourselves, for our stock only need be seen to prove the truth of what we say Aa. approving of the humbugiag ss stem, we would here say, as to prices-iLey shall be uniform, some as high as the his hest and some as low as the lowest. s'- 's " e would here in this hu able manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all !orther past savors, and most rsspe csiuly invite them io give us d call before they make their spring narchases
 MEAFOY S TROWBRIDGE. Litchisld. May lIlh 1854
 N. B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which We should be mest happy to dis pose at cost. Ss \ word to the wis-. &c.
 M NT
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
EWELRY FOR TIE MILLION \
 AT rug .Vesc JesCelsy Store. !. A. $. RALDwrM

IS again home. heavily stocked with III ,he lase>t styles and mos; desirable aal,erns. ssfecied sasM fAs greasesf cere. Persons wishing : anytime n my line should nor fail 10 call and examins my extensive assorsuacn nt fore a; s. aa shc city 1T elsewhere. sse'''s seAs
 GeLn WaTcass.-A gold Enssish lever. fn', leucire aud warranted. Tor S4 ais.,. a sple n.i tsnsl,sh patent ieweled Haitt. extra fine cases
 Tor s7o, English patent silver W aiehes. xish and without hunting cases, silver anchpfs i, huns.ns eases. detached levers, esc me,.,s e.. tho purchaser. s <, s7 .s SUI SUI fail to pIeasr. A'l'io' :, FINGER RIvcs-ln facs. every variety ginp. Pencils. Pens. Thsptss, Slides. Charms. Sra,s Snaps, Chains and Spcrinciss--eed. siiver and ,a steel. at A. Is. BALD5v'IN.ss snu
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
Fall Goods !!

THE subscriber has just returned from Ne " York. wisha lail and choice assortment ot C oods in his l;ne of business, adapted to the approach ingseasan-c ising everything N which IS new and desirable in style ihai the ma asketaTords, in = Cloths. Cassimeres oad Hesiiags =
 Having laid in sn ana.sally large nd varied assortment ot Fail Goods he ir prene red to a,.- commodato the public with everything in the Clothing Linc at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
 His s,ovk pf Cloths is decidedly the larves, over brought in,o this market; his aesnrtmcni is un,ssaa ls complete. and he wlll aim 10 kcep well supplied syith gnas saisslle to the season. Gas siMerrs,of althe new styles may be found at his Enpuriuns, and splendid assortment oi Black be skins. Cassimeres, &c Also. vcsfinps --a choice lot of fancy and iblack Snk and Saun. and wh,t he considers the most c.egan. lot of lancY Silk velvc,s and Piash vestiaes.
 These Gods will he made up in style .i warkmans!.ir nni surpassed. and rcrlect E,s in alt esses guaran,icfl.
 is the largest a this vicinity, and all tastes can hc fittsdoa she .nsst re ,sonsh!e terms. Besides,
 Asfaissss Fasiefg af fsraiskisy Goafs, cashracinr T large asseffmenta af Shirss Collars.
 Stocks. Ties, crayats. Scarss, Gloves. fsauntlc,s. Huslery. under Shirts anl Dra CTS, Suspcnders, Hasakerchsess. &r. &c.
 fhe'ievn fnsh- m Kim hal ss.sods wen hasnlsf are alfhady hali scli if aas article which sell Il nnods if notified by aNc parchs.cr. AsIexpect to huy fnr cash hsvc drci tel ts nd..a; the ash evsscm as lar az practicable and no acconnf vpial ks ns-,nittcd tA stand avcr s;x months.
 TT caising ssosr at sho.i sssiice.
 Fall aud wintcr Fasai~n$ ia.s received, s~. M ... X. N II RICHARDS 5 <sept. T9th, iS34 Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-12
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 \ New Discovery in sIcdiciac 1: A Few words on the rational treatment, without madeleine. o( SpcrMs,orrhea UT local weakness nesv0us debility, low stiis, ,lasslsnde weakness 0f the limhs and back indisp ,sllion and incapa- city Er atudy and labor, dullncss rf apprehension suis iimidsy. sefdis,rns.. dizsine.s M headasbe 5@ snvOluntary discharges, pains in the side, aiIec- iions of the eyes, pimplcs on the fsce, soxualand olher inirmilics in man.
 FAen fas FREScH or DR. B. Dg I4ASgy. The 4mpnEtans fact that these alarming conlp'a ainss may easIy be removed without mesicine. Is, in shie small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely new aud hishiy successful treasmeli. .as adop.ed by the Authr tally explained, by means q which every one is enabled to cure himself peftooliy and at tho least ssih.e cost avoiding shevSby uil the advertised nnsirams oi the day.
 eant to any address. efatis. aud post free in a esnled envelope, hv ysmitsing (poss midi two Pettage stamps 10 ua. B. DE lsANEY. Aa. r Linpsnlrd stfcoi, New York. 40