davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Two High Blood Horses.
Morgan Wild Air and Young Diomede

We ere coming Clear he Truck -
MoR6AN WILD-AiR-Ths hgI Mrgan
Horse will h. at The Mansion House Stable IN
eeaied,1 through the seasrn.
He was sired by Young Putnam, ne nv Old
Putin he BY Old Woodbury., he ov Original
M.rean. His dan the celebrated Pane
Mare, bred sed tsrnerly owned by Gov. Paine
OF NnrthhsId, VI. She was sired BY Old TIRE, (,
Mountain Morgan, he BY Ol6G ford, he by Old
Woodbury.. he hy orglnai Motsans her dam
by Old Rockingham.
He RS 1--we years o d this season. and is not
exceled by anv Horse If his age in Vermont
where he was raised-and IS a rare combination
al blood, beauty, strength, courage. docilIly and
speed
His colts are OF unusual promise posses. in G
in a remarkable degree the distinctive qualities
nd characieristIcs al the noble aud wonderful
race al llnrses-he Nnreans
THIS coli WAS raFsed by T.. Seymour Of Brat
tlebofoush, VI. aud stood at the stable of A. J.
French OF Wolcolivrlle last season.
You've DIoMEpE was sired BY Stock holder, h.
dam by Constitution. ktand-dam by supported
Sallraim, Stakeholder was sired hv Sir Archy,
dam by Guzen's imported Surfing, Sir Arch,
Avas sired by Gid imported Dionede, dam i'm
ported Castanra.
Dlomede will be at the ahcse mentioned
stable every day Sundays excepted until 9
O'Clock the morning and from 5 clock in
the afternoon
Terms Tor Morgan, SIS to warrant; for Die
mcde, SIS to warrant.
LOTT FEM.
Litch6eld, May 18th 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
About a Hat.

An exchange tells a story Of prom
Using youth who had just donned his
FIRST hat Of the sstove-pipe' order. One
Sunday, instead Of going to church as
sent, he went nutting, and gathered
about a hali-peck of shag-barks, which
he deposited in said capacious hat
leaving Just room enough for him 10
dive head first into il, and then ger
perpendicular again. The result should
he warning 10 deacons all over chris
tan lands. Tie rascal, on his way
home, we'll knew that he had misspen,
his time, and go into church, if only
Tor moment. He walked softly up
the aisle, for he was barefoo,ed, and
stopped about opposite the holy man
who was in prayer. The deacon saw
him and his hat-stepped toward him
and whispered, "Boy, remove thy
hat" The boy would not hear. " Boy
''remove THY hat. l say" said the good
deacon, in little loader whisper, a
little ruf1led. The boy was evidently
stoo much engaged in prayer to hear,
=and the poor deacon put forth his
shands to the boys head to remove it.
But what CONSERVATION seized the good
sman when he hard the shagbarks tum-
sble to the foor-and he was not much
'relieved when the young scamp, with
sout smile on his conntenance, turned
tto the deacon and said in the most
.emphaiic tones. Now you've dene
sit-hain'l you -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
At the Old Brick,

-FHSi Door West Of the Court House.
IA AY be found new stock Of Boots and
III shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared ID, fer to the people OF Litchiield
county alt"ee ther the best and largest stock u
Boots and shoes that was ever broeght IN this
tnwn. Our stock consists of every variety OF
style ina sinahle; il would be useies and impos
5 bic TO rame the different styles Cd so large a
stock rs we have al thistime-we therefore say
10 all, CONS aud see foryourselves, for our stock
nnly need be Sc en- toprove the truth OF what we
say. Not approving of the humbuging system,
We would here say, as 10 prIces-ahey shall be
uniform, some as high as the hie hes, and some
as low the lowest.
We would here IN ths hu able man ner tender
aur heartfelt hanks 10 all for their past savors,
and most respectfully invite them to give US a
call be fore thew make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY e. fROWBRIDGE.
Li,ch6eld. May IIIh. 1854.
N B. We have few notes md accounts on
hand OF which we should be most happy to dis
pose at cost. 91r A word to the wise. SC.
NJ. e. T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
New Spring Goods |!
R r. E.HEV r.

u ECEIVING through all this week splen-,
H did assortment OF DRY GOODS for the
season, including the best variety of Staple,
Fancy and mourning Dress Goods and Trim
mines, of the richest styles and quality ever Of
fered IN this town. and probably in the county,
Or within tive miles at least, and comprising mot
'25 3-S carloads OF brown Sheetines" or car
loads OF Merimack Styles of Prints, only-or 100
,oads OF Gas for bunc.me, but the real articles
# Merrimac, English and French Prints and
Brilliant>; IL wool and all wool plain and fg'd
muslin and Barege DeLaines and De Bazes.
Chaily Barreges, SC. of all coiors; also French
English and American A printed La WINS and
Ginghams, large stock and cheap; Shaws and
White Goods of all descriptions; black and
roored Dress Silks of styles aud prices to suit,
md Silk Trimmings for all the county. Also
Laees, Mus!ins. Collars, Edgings, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Broadcioths, Casslmeres, Vest
,ngs Goats, Vests and Pants. Shirts, Linens,
Shoes &c. Also Groceries. Crockery, Geese
Feathers, Carpets, Paper Hangings, Msttings,
Oil Cloths, &c.
Produce ,saated in payment.
~ Shirts given out 10 be made up, in any
quantity desired.
S N. BRONSON.
Litchfield, April a, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05

INutS Horse viii stand al the RoboIns Farm
j ;sa caiiedl OF the subscriber IN Nnrtok,
the ceruinS Season. al ten and fifteen dolla,s
he eldest colts oi this horse are three years old;
the stock Is II extraordinary promise. The sub
scr.ber hopes Ia eAhIau at the next Stale Fait
at Hartford, c"l;s three and Two years old, and
yearlinns, the Oldest driven IN harness. VI beau
rIiul STYLE and at fine action and speed
Raven IS bv Vermont BlIck Hawk Bla OK
Hawk BY Sherman Moran, he BY the or gina
or justin Morgan bv Trne Bri,"n. by General
DE l.ancev's imported Traveller, SC. The d. n
OF Raven was BY the Yale Hor~e, he nv Cock
oil The Rock, full brother ut American Eclipse
nd considered a better hnrse than f.cl,psc ex-
cept upon the tart He was swned hv Gereral
AIMS Var.nn, Of Versennes, Vermont The
d an of the Yale Horse very iine mare
owned by DR.. E. D. Warner, oil New Haven.
Vermont; she was bv GiErd M,rsan, G,.fud
Nor gan by he Woodbury. Morgan, hy The Jus
tn Morgan, &c. hedam Of Ravens dam as
black mare nurchased in Ga'wav, Saratoga
Comfy. New Ymrk, and owned by Harvey Yal-
Of Mtddlchurv. Vermont. She was fast, and OF
unrvalled endurance. The dam o. Raven was
well known in AID lison County, Vermont, for
her speed. docihiv, and capacity in harness.
/ She was sold by Mr.. Yasc I" George Chapman,
Esq of M'ddlehurv, and rurrhasrd of him hv
The subscriber. in January lSi7. She is s.ip Re.
tained for hrr.d,ns purposes Her color is hav,
with dark limbs; her countenanee and figure OF
! the Morgan character.
4 Vermont B'nck Hawk stands NJ 500 the sea.
son. Raven is one Of the hest of his e.l,s
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk, April q, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Cash Music and Piano Store of
II orac w aters

MO. 1913 Brs ,dway, New York .-Opposiion
~ TO the Comb nation Muse at great,
reduced Rates notwithstanding HE c"mbua-
ton OF Musrc-Dea'ers 10 keep mp the prices OF
non copyright music against the Interests 81
native com ,oSers, aud their refusal tu extend I"
Mr.. Waters the courtesies OF the trade, he Il
making immense sales-haylng abundant ev
dence that he has pubic couHtenance aud sup
port IN his Up iostrun to the Gre I monopoly ana
IN his elf'rtS Ia aid native fatent aud adopt III.
matt ,ual currency. Ills stock oi American ana
European mu.Ic Is IMMENSE, and he catalogue
OF his own publications is "ne oi the largest ana
best selected IN the United States. lie has alsu
mlde great eduction III the prices OF Pianos
IN lodeuns aud musical insiri nents ui ali
krnds. SUPERIOR toned IL 0ctave Pianos for
Sl75, 5000 and S!2j, lnteri OF as good quality
aud Instruments as strong and as durable a
those which cost $500. P'hn"S ii every variety
OF style and price, up ,o $1,000, comprising rhos,.
OF rem different manuiactnr es among them the
&c lehrated modern improved Horace Waters
P,anns and he first premium IL ,l,an Pianos OF
+ Gilbert Co.'S make Owners ot the -f.oean
parent.l Second hand Pianos at great bargains.
i'rices from sic to $50. Melode"ns !rem five
different manufartarcs, including the we'll
knuwn 5 ID IL II " Smiths meodcons. fiuned
the eaua iempeiamen') The hest make III the
t1niieh States Prices Is. 60 -. 100, rs, 125
lbs, $3.50 Smith double bank Meleeons 5000
Each Piano and mcledeon guaranteed; the
best terms TO the trade, Schools &c, IL l-2 per
cent discount 10 clergymrn and churches All
orders promptly attended 10. Music sent To I'll
parts of he country postpaid al the reduced
raies; General and Select catalogues and
Sche dnlrs Of prices of musical instruments
forwarded TO any address free of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
COrHREN'S HISTORY OF
ncicnt wood bury
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
LSschGeid Hat Emporium.

r1NHE Citizens of Litchtieid County are
Il invited TO call on Tie subscriber, who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment of liars
anu GAPS OF every VARIETY aud fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with the best ani most IA sI,nuable houses in
New York city for n supply Of Hats and Caps
is prepared IL furnish all who may give him
call with articles in his line that cannot fail TO
SUIT, aud at prices as cheaD as they can be
bcu.h, IN any place IN the Uni red States. lie
has on hrnt silk and Fur Has, Whine Beaver
Summer Has OF Genin's and knoxs manuiac-
ture; also a large assortment OF Fancy Hats OF
every description. He devores his Whole auen-
ton 10 this particular line Of bu~,ness--a1d
hereby tenders his public Acknowledgements to
his patrons tor their generous support, and
shumy asks Tor n con'inuance Of the same
Sure IN West Street, doors west III the CURT
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
L,chfeId, April a3J, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05

Jarvis, the pa inter- was one day en-
aployed in painting portrait Of Bishop
-, and during The progress OF the
sitting the venerable preIale began TO
demonstrate with him on the dissjpated
- course oil lie into which he had fallen.
Jarvis made no reply +; bn. dropping
his pencil from the forehead oil the
,poruait TO the lower par, Of the face,
she said with slight motion to the
reverend sitter, "Jus, shut your mouth,
my lord" BY painting upon that fva-
'ture he changed the subject in two
senses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05

Poverty runs strongly to fun. An
lrishman is never so full of jokes as
when he Is reduced to one shirt and
two potatoes. Wealth is laci,un and
fre,fnl. Stock brokers would no Soon
or indulge in hearty laugh than they
would lend money on second mort
gage" Natare is great believer in
compensation. To those she sends
wealth aud luxury, size saddles with
law salts and dyspepsia. The poor
never indulge in Woodcock, bu. then
they have a style Of appetite which
converts a number three mackerel in
30 salmon, and tina, is quite as well.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
The way to Win a Simple We

The way to Win Simple Wo-
sman's Love: Let our hair hang in
snperfluous rinsle,s over your neck
and shoulders; never suffer a razor to
stouch your hce;; squeeze yourself in
TO a coat Of mulberry cloth; put on a
YES. striped with green, yellow and red;
pants checked with blue, crimson and
purple; shove your feet into pair Of
boots with the heels at least three
%inches high; dangie II Title black cane
slipped with brass huge brass ring
.on your little finger, aud you will be
The lion Of The day, and win the hear,
of any simple a'rlyou meet with.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Waterbury. March, is
United States Bounty Land Agency
Press Forward Your Claims

FeSS TOTUUFd 4 our CfutWS
A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both
IA Regulars and Volunteers, Sailars, Marines,
ttnullamen, Musicians, Wagon-masters, Team
sters, Indians AMI all persons who NAV have
served fourteen days IN any Of the wars ct the
Uni'ed States. since the year 1890, The law Of
1855 gives each 81 YOU, who have MOI heretofore
-ecelsed a Warrant Tor Land. one hundred and
>xtv acres!! And TO all who have received
Bounty Land. en- 'ugh more 10 make one huu-
lred and sixty acres.!
la the case OF he de 'h If the person entitled
Land, his widow. or If no widow. the m nor
.hild or children, are entitled to the Bountv.'
We are Prcpared topromWiy prosecn'. aHe!aims
'or land and viii supply Justices Of Pence. Conn-
yClcrks, Com n'ssioners Of DEEDS, Notaries Pub
ie, Lawyers, and all others, mith the necessary IN
tirnefio"s. Gnd blank forms, free Of cost, apple
atinn by mail or otherwise.
When desired, we will sell the Warran, NJ the
narke! price, aud remit a check Cor nr"ceeds.
n. r. COBB s Co,
% William street, New York.
REFERENCES Of the Common we all l.,
New York Ohio Lie and Trust Company.
Ncw York
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Walter Scott, in a narrative Of his

Walter Scott, in a narrative Of his
tpersonal history, gives the following
,Acaution to youth: II it should ever fall
"to the lot Of youth to peruse these pa
Apers, let -such'readers remember that
1T iswith the deepest regret that re-
collect in my manhood the opportuni-
ties Of learning, which l neglected in
my youth; that through every part of
my literary career have felt pinched
and hampered by my ows ignorance,
and would at this moment give half the
good reputation 1 have had the good
fortune TO acquire. il by so doing, ]
could rest the remaining part upon a
sound foundation OF learning aud sci
vence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
PR r. MlU VI
EI II E.w O II X S

1Nevery variety. at Who'csale aud Retail,
/ manufactured by JAMES @. HOFEY.
Alsn, for sale 10 the trade
5000 Boxes God Chop Pistol and Cannon
Ctackers-5D0o Boxes Twpedoes-
3Uo,00o Pulling Crarkers-
The whole comprising The largest and m ost en-
tensive stock oil FIRE Work in the U, tied States.
a-r Orders addressed 10 M. ai9 Washington
Street or 81 Milk Street. Boston.
Laboratories nj CambridgepJyt and Brighton.
Boston, MAY O. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
New Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &C., &c

EUST received. very large and general as
~ sor'ment of all kinds of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased at
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
for cash at less prices than can be found else
where in the county. Persons having a little
ready money abou their clothes are respectfully
invited TO call and examine quality and prices.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather tor sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street. r.
Also. a gent for the sale Of DR.. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic, for relieving badness nd restoring
gres hair to us natural color. Nothing like it |;
try il.
Li,chfeld, Sept. !2lh, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
MosCers ard ReHBerS,
WITH A SELF RAkER.

WI n SEtT IVA N EIN.
HNH + subscriber oilers 10 the Farmers the
Il larges, and mes, complete assortment ct
Mowers and Reapers ever kept for sale at any
one establishment namely:
Aliens celebrated improved Mower.
k.tchum's do. do.
Nj ,nny's d., do.
Watermans do. do.
llusseys do. Reaper.
McCormcks do. de-.
Atkins Reaper with Sell Raker attached.
Aliens Mower and Reaper combined.
i he above embrace all tho improve menfs OF
the present day, and are OF the highest charac-
,rr ot any in use.
Harvest Tools Of allkinds also for safe.
The Horse Rake.
The Horse Puchfotk for unloading
hav.
Scv,hes, Rifles, Whe ss'ones, Grinds'ores-
running very eusv on friction rollers; Hand
Rakes, Scythes, Sickles, Cradles, ritehiorks,
&C., &sc.
Thre>hing Machines, Fan Mills, and Horse
Powers OF various kinds; and n complete
sermept of Agricultural aud Horticultural I'm.
p-mrnts.
Wheat, Rye, Turnip md nil other Seeds.
Guano, with Peruvian Government weigh
and brand in each bag, Bun, dust, Superphos-
pha,e ri Lime, Pmdret,. &C.. At the New
York Agricultural Warehouse aud Seed Store,
,SS and l9l Water street.
r. l. ALLEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
7 HEN | first commenced the s

AA| HEN nrst commenced the sale of
w the ce ebra Ted Vermont Marble a class
It unprincipled men said that it was good for
,oth'ng, hut finding tiat the people WHt hare Il,
MS same class OF men are palming off New
'reston limestone and ether inferior qualities of
stone Tor Vermont marble. Persons in want Of
rave tones or Monuments of the Rutland Vt.
IF Italian Marble, any other work in nv line
AN depend upon getting the simnn-pure article,
worked IN the best style, and the ioresi possible
rates. hv comm. Ia my esIab shlnen or 10y let
ter. A large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH.
Please refer to Drs Lewis or c VI Hacker,
LichficId; A Pickett or S NJ Ensign. South
Farms; Gen Ahernethv or Charles K Weion,
WolcouvIe: Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsev, Northield-or to nv work in almost
every cemetery in Litchfield COUNTY.
S. WARREN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Naugatuc Railroad.
azSzz ElzSzS3 Ei77sz1 A-.A

Summer arrangement, commencing on
Monday, Nay It'll. 1855.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIpeEpoRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Bird seport
for Winsted, al 1910 A. NJ, or on arrival Of
the A. M. Train from New York, and.
connecting atthe Junction with the 10 20 A.;
M Train from New Haven.
First Freigh, Tta;a leaves Bridgeport
for W,ns,ed at IL so A. NJ, receiving pas.
sensers for Wins,ed.
Freight Train with passenger accommo-
da,on fur Waterburylstvss ara
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridse-.
port for Waterbury at 10 P. M. ,or on the ar.
rival Of the $50 P. NJ. Express Train from.
New York, connecting at The Junction wi,h
the SIS P. M. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT.
First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
at 5 SO A. W., connecting at Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and Fishkili Rail.
road a, Is A. nj. for Hartford and interme-
date Stations aud connecting at the Junction.
with the Z A. M. Train from New York for
New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport in
time for the 9.ss A NJ Tram to New Haven
for New Y ork.
FIRST Freight Train will leave Waterbury
Cor Bridgeport at IS AM, arriving al Bridge
port in time to take the Express train from
New Haven TO New YorK.
Freight Tram with passenger acccmmoda-
tons from Winste arriving ia bridgeport ia
time to connect with Express Train from N.
Haven Cor New York, leaves at 6 20 A. M.
from Wnsted
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsied a.
o3 M connecting at,he Junction with
Train TO New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the Is M Train IL New York
iDP The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stageirom Woodbury., South
bury, Snu'iford, and Oxford, will connect at
Seymour ttiumphre ys.ille)w the 9 II A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival oithe 10 40 AM Train fromBridge-
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNehs Stage from w ater,own, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day VITA the 8 SO
A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival Of
The 10 40 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 8 10 P M Tain from
Bridgeport,
Fenn's Stagefrom Li'chield will connect
at Lit,hield Station with mail Train each
way daily.
Aliens Sta &C from Be,h1em will connect ut
Waterbury with the 8. 30 A. M. Traia down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival Of the 10. 4OA " .Trsu from
Bridgepor, or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdavs.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colrbrook River and
Hitchcock sville, will connect daily with the
sos P. NJ. trai,. from W,ns,ed, and return on
the arrival Of the 1910 A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
O. S. ill's Stage le ayes Winsted daily on
arrival Of thu 10 40 AN. trails from Bridge
port for C"lebr"ok Centre, Sands6eld, Mont
Vile aud Darlington.
A deduction Of five cents is made when
Tickets are purchased at The Offices.
w. BISHOP, Vice Pest and Sup't.
Bridgeport. April. 81. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Notice..

TAKEN up. running at large in the
II highways in Torringt"n, and impnunied
in the pound near w nlcopyille, three Gearlmgs
OF the following description, viz: one red Steer.
a lutte white the brush at the tails nRe red
Heller, do and one dark red Heiier with whisc
tail white belly and both hind feet white.
Ii no owner appears heiare the expiration of
twenty days they viii he said according /" w.
A. G BRADY, Constable.
Wncnfivillc. June llIh. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
MANSION HOUSE.
w nj. It. O Il @ s S M a N =.

LII AElNG Idken this House, the subscriber
l. Is prepared 10 extend 10 rave ers and others
The hest Il recommendations ''ter man and bea Il p"
The Hotel is located IN the pleasanIesi part OF
he village. AMI M lot will be pared 10 render
t al all tunes desirable home for those who may
sisrl the place. To the members ofthe Bar aud
'thers OF L'tchfield County, he has only to say
that the reputation the douse has possessed Tor
The last twenty years VIII he fully stained.
Connected with tie Hoielis a Livery Stable,
where good teams NAV be had al any time.
Li,chheld, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
p III e NJ I z d.

yH1HIS beautiful Stock Horse will stand
b The coming season a the Stable of George
:. Cogswel. New Preston. He is OF the Morgan
Sio~k. weighs HOO 'unds, Jet black, 10 z
hands high. 8 years did. His stock il very fae
, nd seryicra hie-has been in this section three
seasons. For further particulars enquire of
those Who have seen him One oil the best OF
arnon,s attends the Horse.
TrEas-Six Dollars and warrant.
All who own m res that are disposed of before
E,a limo must nav the warrant money.
GEORGE S. COGSWELL.
New Preston, Nav ls55. 6i3
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
LilchEeld and Naugatuck r, r,

STAGES leave the Mansion Hou-e At 5 Is
- 4. " and l Is P. VI. connecting with trans
10 Bird .eport, and IN the morning with tram TO
Hartford
Leave ld,rhfield Station on ARRIVAL of the
10 10 ,nnrang train and 6. 10 evening Tram from
Bridgeport.
Far, fifty cents. l.. FEM.
I.tchfeld, May l4,h, 1888
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05

At a railway station, an old lady
said to very Fompous looking gent e
'man who was talking about steam COM
.munica.ion, Pray, sir, VIVA, is steam"
-"S,eam, ma'm is, all! steam is, eh!
,ah !-s,ea,n is-s,eamT' "I knew
that chap 'cou',ln', tell ye,' said a
rough looking fellow standing by" but
steam is a bucket Of water in a tre-
mendous perspiralion."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
SfrGyed,

EROM near my residence on the 18Th inst.
Il three yearI'ng Heie,s and fosr wearing
S,ecrs-all OF them hight red color. Ore Il the
He,iers has los, the hair entirely from her lace,
aud has n wart the flank. reasonable
reward will be paid for their return or for nfor>
nation that will lead Ia their recovery.
JAMES o. SKIDNOGEs
Be,h!cm, May sSh, lS5a
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
T n o N q a n X.
Annual Meeting aud D,viaend.


TENHE Annual Meeting Of the Stock
IL holders of the II Bank will be held a,
their bankn.h use in Falls Village on Tuesday,
the 81 dav Of July. kor the chs,ce OF Directors
and ~rck either hesiness as may be necessary in
Stockholders meeting.
A Dividend of I per cent. on thecar'nl stock
re the Bank has heea declared ont II the earn
incs Of the las, six m"n'hs, payable on and after
the ~ day o: July nrxt
Falls Village, June 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have trade arrangements
To keep CONSTANT supply OF q FIRST -sie ar
ticIe Of GEESE FEATflERS-selscied and
pack ed with great care b. ourselves. in pack
ages Of from 90 TO so lbs and will fnrnisha at
all times any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs, ola
quality they will warrant rs good as the hest
and at as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal qoality in the State.
$. 8 L. HuRLBUT.
Winchester, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-05

A>koN New York with large assortment
L. of Dagurrreotrpe material, consisting in
part of great VARIETY OF French and German
taseS, Frames, Gold Leckets, SC. 4 reason
bic time has been spent in the operating
department. of the best artists in Broadway,
where my productions suffered nothing by com
garrison. The fact IS we keep posted up, and
hose who wish first class picture will be sure
get ii by calling at No. South ST..
J. L. JUDD.
al Anil o6 YSsS