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DU3l.EC Sale of surplus water Powers aud Lands
Of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 18th july
q, III O'Clock, the premises, Howard county, Maryland.
The Undersigned connie of The ockholde will SELL
Hbov. divided
% These lands
tween Baltimore and Washington lie the Washington rail
road Of hen binj and ali the Baltimore aud
Washington turnpike aud the vintage of the and
200 reserved by the aboui the
There also IL inches be
factory of % good
third above the second named
Terms Of pehd cash; and residue and
with interest and security.
description said the undersigned
papers len
undersigned
powers would command good couny city
tom for -four and paper mills
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North s. Fayette Chesapeake Bank
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
July 4-law3w
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Orphans Court, May ~, 1856,

D' Wilmington 20 o soan%' to wit. e
IN me case of Caharine EckIof Administrative Of Joseph
Eekll, deceased admnsatrx aforesaid has with The
appon.oa Of the ophns' Of Washington conn,,
tc Columbia, appointed July
e IN estate Of said
deeeased Of the been col
eed aud turaed money,
sad are notified attend, the osphan
ngton cy with their claims properly
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said provided
copy of this order be published week for
NDnion' previous TO said Sd day Of July y5
TEST; Ed. w. ROACH, a3krs4 !
sr Register Of Wills.
True copy. Ia#l.l
Test ED. w. ROACH. Y.lsl
MAYA. 1865 80 TTTA Ts MA.
June t6--law3ws s et tsf+ .la.aHr
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pI4AYs by Anna Cora Mowstt, author OF Ausobicg-
rsphy Of an Actress. Price rs cents, ts-.s
The Hour Of the Man, by Harriet Msvtneau Price cents
America and Americans, by w. f. Baxter. esq, ME-
Fairy Tales OF the Countess DAunoy translated by j. H. Panche
Illustrations John Gilbert.
History III Pricstcra in all Ages and Nations William Hewitt
school Of Life by Anna Mary Bowtt y
just received a 1l4l TAYLOR 4 MAURYss
May 81 Bookstore 9th
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ISIS BROOKE, from Phndcpbia, having
III Of l9n ~ avenue,
The Buildings, will Monday,
1855, boarding young
acquired the NORTH, among
she will May's Hail. Burlington, New Jersey
the Episcopal Female institute, Phadephin enabes her offer
her advantng her establish
The history, aud literature the English Ian
of.du
Music modern win prutes
French especially every facility be
acquisition of Partisan
other principal
stores Of Miss Brooke, No. 46t u street.
RErEREscrs
The Right Rev, Alonyo Potter, u. u
The Right Rev. q. w. Doane, D. ID.
Professor A. pnas Bache superintendent Coast survey
Professor Joseph Henry Secretary Smithsonian intue.
Gen. John Mason Washington, y. O.
William w. torcoran, ID. q.
Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General
Hon. Elis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania.
W. Woodward Judge Court Pennsyt-
an
Hon Geo. VAIL NJ. c., New Jersey.
My FRIEND Miss Brooke esimahe lady, great intel
whose qualifications teacher and whose accomplish
English eratu especially eni,e her high considea
on
June 90 Ct
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CHURCH SIJRylCES.--sicssrs. TAYLOR 4 NAURY have
y Just received very beautiful editions of the Common
Praycr' complete " Church servicc,' bound In Paris
Juno 81 Ninth
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Post once Department,

THE authorizing whose ocss
furnished by the department with post Nils
printing
from and ae this data win be received for that pupoe
by the department. LANES CAMPBELL,
mne 2f--aw3w ...H Sssssi Postmaster General.
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Treble Patent Improved EycIet Machine.

DRAWING cooks. from Paris aud London Imported
direct By the undersgned OF vsrioas kinds and descriptions
Landscape Drawing Flowers Animal Life, Human Figure
Pc, speclve, Architectural Drawing, Draughns, Ac &C
May 10 III Ni. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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United states Mail.

United states Mail.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Posr orvcs DkrA RrxxxT,
June :, sas
DROPOSAbS carrying the 'front.'
lstday Of October, 1885, the 3h day
the following In the State NJ Louisiana
the Contract Once Of the Poet Office
Washington until Of 10th iuy, 1885, decided
goth Of the month
LOUISIANA.
Prom Isl October, 1883 to LIST July 1853.
No. 1897 From Saint Marnsvle. by Breaur Bridge Amandve
Leoravile, Uocai-) and Barrys Land (iocaID
opeionsas, la, 80 miles and back, =
Leave Saint MattnsvIIe Monday NJ m;
Arrive at Opelousas dry by 10
Leave Opeiousaa "wednesday m
Arrive At Saint MarpsviIie merit day by 10
BIDS 70 run three week. with
making close connexions Opeiousas he New
Orleans mail will he considered.
For forms Of and certificate
uons and requirements Contracting ilons
me contracts to sncb the properly
see advertisement inviting
and southwestern States, q ted 9th January 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
1nne2-iaw4w Postmaster General
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oLD silver fine steel and plated sprctaces glasses &C.
" All focuses, with peroca, glasses
long experiences gives peculiar selecting
adapted 10 the eyes Of
Ef NJ w. GAIT & BRO,
1924 Penn. avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth strse,s
9s-tf $3.50 -
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NOtscE ts hereby givrD that certificate No. j. IS
" sued by The Washington Turnpike Company for one unded aud
sixty shares at took sad The Of Thomas
Crampnin having been md, application will be do
the office of the Geo d. c. the fifteenth
day August 1855, for renewal said certificate stock
G. G WILLIAMS,
July H-lawIw' Trustee Of Thcmas Cramphn, deceased
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States nn'
st day Of Ocioher, 1885, Both June, $50 inclusive in thu
Of North Carolina, will be received
the Post Dfce department, city of asbDgon until Mon
day. h 27th August 1883, ), be decided dav
1856 From Raleigh t Averysoro Kyes Landing
and Mnrys Garden Fayetteville 20 miles back dnily,
orse coaches. 7
Leave Riieieh daily IL pm;
Arrive Al Fayetteville days by ~
Leave Fayetteville daily SPIN;
Arrive at Rasgh days by
For of bid also for instructions,
&c. advertisement inviting proposals. for mail
service Virginia. North Carolina dated January i2h 1855
JAMES Campbell,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT., July 81, 1855.
July 22--aw4w
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WIN. M. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. as koaisana- aueiue, '1
M ILL practise in the supreme Court Of the United States, the
court of claims aud the several courts Of the District OF Co
lumba
Dec 27--3tawl
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No. 1851
Office of the embellishments OF an additional land

Office of the establishment of an additional land
~ Office in the Suite of Wisconsin.
In Of The Congress approved February "a 1855
entitled establish additional lard dlstSicr
Wicousin" all of the WILLOW
RIVER lying oihe line dividing townships aud
be called toND
district hereby declared office
the United States at SUPERIOR in said state
Given under hand city OF Washington this at day
April, A. ID. 1855, JOHN WILSON, 4tt
Commissioner af Office.
April 29-lawGw Int and Star
1 MEXICAN HOUSE Hanover stree, Boston, bS
Il Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, and elegantly furnished
rhe modern aud cnDvnieucas for e accnmmna,
tiu 81 the eing public.
DEC ii IDLY tes9f @ As48it
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KANSAS TERRITORY.


No 520s FROM Joseph Mo-, by Highland Maryvie 100
mites and back, week.
Leave Joseph Monday ut6a an;
Arrive AZ Niarysvile Thursday by SPIN;
Marysvie Monday attain
Al Joseph Tbursday by Bpm.
This ssuppOSed seeded by l925V and
will moi be let To contract
Donphnn, by Wolf River, to Highland, 25 mile
and back, once a week
Lepve D.miphnn Thursday al an;
Leave Highsnd FRIDAY al
Donphan day by loP IN.
No 1898 from schison by Independence Spring to GasoPp
Creek, 25 miles and back once a week
Leave A,cbson Monday 6
Arrive Al Grasshopper trees same day ly lopmi
Leave Grasshopper Creek Tuesday Al m;
Arrive at day by l0pm
No $1,000 From Kckapoo by Maensbng Gasshcppef Greek
Ia nj back, three times week
Leave kickapoo Tuesday Thursday, aud saturday AZ D
Arrive i, Grass,opper Creek dsys by 70
Grnsshoppcr Greek Tue day. Thursday ana salur
Arrive nj Kickapoo same days by pm.
TO one a will be considered
No 1910 civ, by Nuno shids, orawkee
Whitfield, Lor'nr Ha'st, Saint ary's Mission Yer
million River, ard Shannon, 10 Fawnee lao miles and
Leave ieavenworth City Monday alta
Arrive PawEee Saturday t5h day. by U y M
Leave Pawnee Monday Mt 6 am;
Arrive al Lcave Saturday (5ih day. by 6pU,.
Bids extend to Fort Riley, mile further, will b.
No. ,ssIl From wes,po Mo- by Franklin, Lawrence i
kesxa, Douglas City, Lacomptnn, and Tecumreh, TO
Whitfield, 70 miles aud back, three times week
Leave Wcs,por, Monday "Wednesday and Friday al 9
Arrive at whitfield next days by IOpm; y
Whitfield Monday Wednesday, and Friday at O
Arrive a, w.s,port ne xt days by 10 pm.
a week will be considered
No 1912 we-por, o by Bull crees, Black Jack One
Hundred nnd-T Mile Greek, AM Council city, TO
Council Grove, 1875 miles and hack, week
Leave Wes,port Monday at6sm
Arrive mt Council Grove Saturday by bpmi
Leave Connci Grove Monday et6ami
No ib23 From wsspori mo ! hy Wea Mission osawaoie,
Miami Agency, Cenueville, Sugar Mound, Mice Creek,
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ii IL EDITION DT D,CzxENs'S Cp,npicse Wnr 49,
II he complete works OF Charles Dickens in five volumes Five
volumes, ~ 50.
This Missing Bride, Miriam, Avengsr by Mrs. Emma
Il. N sonhwortll Paper 81 bound, 81 IS.
The Pickwck Papers complete Price SO cents.
Jas,p ablishoa and fnr sale TAYLOR MAURY'S
May27 Bookstore, 9th street.
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TERRITORIES OF NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.

June /, ls55
pRoPoSALS for mails United the
Isl day Of January 1885, 20 the 50th day u June 1885, incu
following in the Nebraska and
will The Contract Once the Office De
Of Washington, until The isi OF
70 be-
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AW Partnership ROBERT J, WALKER LOUIS
JANIN have formed partnership under the firm o Walker
Jnnn" for the and Of the
Court Of the United States and before the of claims
Washington city,
Address Washington, ID g, May t0--eo3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
Fall Goods ]!

THE subscriber has jus, returned from Nc " York, witha tail and choice assortment oi Goods in hts line of business, adapted to the approach ingseasan-c comp, isHg every thing winch IS ee " and desirable in siy e that the market aiiords, in --Cioths CdssiHssres oad Vesffags.
 Having laid in m unusually large aud varied assortment u Fall Gsods, he is preps red to . C. cammndatc The pubic wi.h everything irl. he Cloth,pg Ltre nt snort nltice, and oil the must reasanat,le terms.
 liis stock af Cloths |. decidedly the larres, ever brought into this market his assnr,men,is is unusually complete and he will aim 10 Keen weli supplied with goods suitable tn the sea son Gas. simercs, af all the new styies may be found at his Emporium, and splendid assonmens nl Black ),esSims. .Csssimeres, &c Aise, VHstings --a cho-e tot nffancv an,i black Siik and Sasin, and what he considers tho most c'egan, lot of fancy Silk Velvets and Plush Vestilgs.
 These Goods will he made up in n style af workmanship not surpassed. and perfect fife in all easrs gnaransied.
 His stock oi READY MADE CLOTHING s the large ii this vissnisy. and all tastes can be sitted pa he mast rel 70 ale terms Resides
 Ass radtess Parisfy of Fsrnixkiss Goa1s. embracing aaarse assortmenlnf Shirts, Collars. Stocks, Ties. .cravats. Scarfs Gloves. Gnuntlefs. Hosiery ,nnlrr Shirts md Draaurs Ssssenders, lianakrrrhiefs, &r. &e. are already hasf eo.i. Ifnnv assicie which sell shar n frose isiiiens. pic ipe myself ,o ..sake it prod. # uniified hy ihr nurchaser. sIexprct "a hny l.sr cash, ihase iiaci .l Rdop. tho ca syss@sn as far as practicahse--and no account will he prrmil,rd 10 stand over six morirhs.
 IT Cutting sisue at ssnrt ns.tice.
 Fall and Winter Fashions lass receivra.
 T. II RICHARDS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
At the Old Brick.

-Firsi Door lHesf of fhe Coxri- House M AZ be f0un5 new sfock of Boots and MI shnes. spring fashions for 1854. We arc now prepared 10 tt1sr te the people oi Litchield County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina gina hle; it would be useless and impos s:bie to name the different styles of so large stock as we have at ,hist,me-we therefore say to all, como and see for yourselves for our stock nnly need be seen to prove the truth of what we say. Nat approving of the huaabuging system, we would here say, as to prices-ihey shall be uniform, some as high as the his hest and some as low as the lowest. We would here in.this hu abIe manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past savors, and mast respectfully invi,e~,hem to give us call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
 Litchisld. May llsh. 1854.
 N. B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be msst happy to dis pose at cost. s A word to the wise. &c.
 M &sT
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
Grass under Trees.

By sowing uitraieof soda in small quantities in showery weather under trees, amost beautiful yerdure will be -obtainsd. "l have used it under the trees in my ground" says a writer is. sshe Gardeners Chronicle, i" and the grass always looks green. Having
 succeeded 50 well on small scale, | iIays sown nitrate of soda amongst the siodg grass in the plantations, which 'csttls never could eat. l nov find 'ths herbage is preferred to the older ,pafts If the field.n. Nitrate of soda can be purchasei at less than three ;fourths the expense of rough saltpe- 'srs. if sown among clover or other artificial grasses, narrowed in, it will greatly assist the small feeds in get ding out cf the way of the fly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
Sour Feed for Cattle,

Csstle fed on sour food, prepared
 by termenting rye Gonr snd water in-
 to akind of paste, and then diluted
 with water, afterwards tlIickened with
 hay cI'af, ltI,at is hay cut small, arc
 said to htien quickly. This plan is ;adoptsd in Francc to considerable .extent, and has been introduced years ego in this country. Although not generally adopted, tits deserving of
 consideration by grsziers. Wiih re- .specs to the eilicscy of acid food for 'fattening animals, there is, on most 'otlier subjects, variety of opinions. .Jt is well known that swine derive more benefit from sour milk than they do from milk in a fresh state, and 'tters is no doubt but there are parti- 'cles which promote digestion, and ia -ciIitate the consumption of larger .4uantiiy of food, and consequently 'sxpcdite the iatiening cattle. ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
Ill3g E.alIa zrsss.

Clf on!y so many UFanclies II may psopesly haze scions sst in il,ems A loo revere reduction of the top forces numerous latent buds into activity, and sprssts to slloN up in grea, nas6bets snd injnre llls tree. For the safqe reason, be in no hurry 10 get id of ilse remaining limbs. The iollow- ing Season take off only . part. say one third, and these l would not cut all II one sims, but ! parf ea.lJ in the 'spring and ihe rest in June and in 'doins this do not prune Ill close to she trunk, but only shorten | portion 'of thrm. BY the third spring after slIs scioDs arc inserted all the old ion may Dc removed .--not sooner if you rssard the we'll being of the ree.- Inc wounds should be covered with sosne suilabIe preparation, to a,rotec. shem from the weather.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
THE C0SSECTllUT C0URaNT, PUBLISHED AT HARTFORD.


 JS an old estatsished journal pleasant insiruc- i've and Ie.lsble newspaper--alsc to all the topics of the day-weli posted in local mt -,er.-with an agrlcuitural department for those inierested-earnest for the strict enforcement of the Conneciicutpsohibiio iaw, and a safe fam- fly paper.
 SuBscanrIox---Dsily Couran', S per annum; If paid strictly in advance. $4.50i to Clergymen in service 8 to weekly papers. different m ex- change. 8 Weekly Courant, s2 per annum in bundles SIPS; 10 Clergymen, s to news papers. without exchange, $i-alI payable strict fy in advance.
 PosrAsE.-The postage on the Daily. mailed 10 any part of the State, is 75 cents year; to other States, $l 56. Onfhe Weekly. in liar, ford ,C,unty, nothing; in any other part of the United Stafes, 26 cents.
 ADvERTIsING.-Yearly advertisers in Daily, with privilege of one square, tconfined strictly to the advertisers regular business,l changeable once week, s20i one square one insertion, 60 cents; continuance. 20 cents per day-a reason ae!c deduction for long continuance. In Week ly. one insertion, 75 cents cpntineance. 25 cents per week. For cases not specified, terms will be made known at the office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
TEWELRT FOR THE MILLION N
 AT TIE .VeiC .JesCefs.y Store! a. S. BAiDwTM

IFS again home, heavily stocked with all inc | latest styles and ms. desirable patterns. sefecfed 'r.tA fhe gsetiesf core. Persons wishing examine my extensive assortment be fore g.;n . t0 the city or elsewhere. ~---r -
 GeLp " ArcHgs.-A gold English lever. fnls Jeweisd aud warranted. far q also. a splepd;d Eneli,h patent jeNeled Wasch. exsra fine cases. without hunting cases, silver anchors i- bnn.;.,a es.dctachcd ievers. escapements. Sc. '''''s tho purchaser. Y s'1 sui' EAR RIxas An extensive assortment-cn,no, fail 10 please. ' Pins, Cuff Pins Know No.i.ing Pins. cr,.. p.as
 Pencils. Pens, Thimhses. Slides, Charms Se,Is snaps. Chains and Sycriacles-sold. silver and sseel.at AIS. .BALDWlN,s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
.A0Eice.


 THEundersicned would respectfully announce to his customers and the public generally that he continues in the B0OKSELLING business At the Arcade. Waterbury. Conn. wherehe Is prepared to fill any ordersin his line with which he may be en:rus ed. IA itn the same regularity and despatch winch bas distingaished his operations heretofore.
 Particular attention is paid 10 subscriptions for Magazines and other periodical or serial works, winch are forwarded by the earliest mails in the neatest and most substantial manner without ln- jury 10 the Engrav wings.
 Orders for Books in all Languages, in all ex- -tant editions. whether published at home or abroad, whether rare or comt,on-a we'll as for Music, Engravings or other objects of taste. ele- gance or curiosity, will he promptly attended to-. Books and heavy pamphlets sent by express or as may be otherwise ordered. Locaiagents snp- piisd on favorable terps. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, 4miS Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
Domestic Guano

A correspondent of the Ohio Far ssner makes what he entities as above, 'in tho following manner :-To four bushels Of leached ashes he puts one buslsel Of hen manure, mixing them well well with shovel, and then cov- sring the heap with Plaster of Paris. tn a lew days the mass will be com ,pleiely dry and is left undislnrbed un- 'til ]. IS wished for use. when i, is mix .edover. Thebest time to apply i, is just before . rain. He is of the opin- 'iop sl'a. small handful applied to a
 hill of corn will add ons-.hird to tLe 'cfop,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
Naugatuc Railroad. ls ~
WIiiater Arrdnqsmenf eon.naeneina .Dee
sIth. 1854.
TRAINS OuF as BRIDGEPORT.

ss lth. 1851.
 BRAINS ouE as RRfpcrPoer E First Passenger Train leaves Bridgenor, for Ninstcd, al 10 % 4. M., or on arr;vs al the A. M. Train from New Y.rk .nd meeting al ihe Junction with tbe . 5t, AZ M Train from New Haven.
 First Freight Tssia leaves R,;s.cno,, for Wins1ed at II 10 A. M., receiving nas. sengers from the s A. NJ. Train from Naw York.
 Second Passenger TraiH leaves B.;doe- port for Waterbury at 10 P. M. ..or m inc ar. r;sal ofihe 3.0oP M. Express Train from New York connecting al the Junction with the 30 ?. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAixsIHFo REPOSITORY,
 First Passenger Tram leaves Win.ted al co A. M., connecting at the Junction win a Train to New Haven, and at Bridse- DOT, ~ilh the 9.35 4 NJ Train to New York
 First Frefghi rraia will leave Waterbury forBridgePor, ats 50 AM, arriving a, Bridge. port ir iine to take the 15 P. NJ. Express train from New Haven 70 New York. Second Passenger Trafnleaves Winsted al: B P M connecting at inc Junction with a Train 10 New Haven, and a, Bridgeport with the AIS P M Train ts New York.
 @ The Freight Trains have Passenger Accommodations.
 = STAGE LINES.
 BntGty's Stage from Woodbury, South. bury, Sou'hford, and Oxford, will connect ., Seymour )w;,h the SIS A M Train down. Returning, ,leaves every dsv on The arrival of the 10.0o AM Trainfr,mBridge. port. No evening Stage after this date
 MeNeds Stage from W Wateriown, N ill con- meet al Waterbury every day w:ia the'S 3l A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival of rhe 10 GO A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 40 P NJ Train.
 Fenn's Stasefrem Litehield willconnect ct Liiehfeld Station with mail Train each way, daily.
 A'len's Stsse from Be,hlem will connect ., Waterbury with the S.3l A. M. Train down on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re. turning on arrival of the 10 A. N. Trsin from Bridgeport oE Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- urdays.
 Horace Skinnef's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and Hnchcocksvlle, will connect daily with the l.33 P. M. train from Winsted, and return on the arrival of the 1000 A. NJ. train from Bridgeport.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purcha- cd a, the offices.
 W.D. BISHOP. Superintendent. Bridgeport, Dec. 3, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

MIRIAM JACKSON haa iass se,urned from 41 Nov Yosk with ths latest Fail and Winter
 3t&tk N0leskin, White Beaver. Wide Rwake 3eeV Noekiax and keeeash tln,s
 C4(l4rene Hale an1 CAp< e&eFy description.
 ElQo8 4nd Ens Cspe ef all kinde.
 0eMleeneae aeaNd lsadies' Furs. 6ulfaio Robes, &4 4E- of esefy QunIify and al aIl nxieea Sep NlH V kep epeeossteN1ly en hand and
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
.T. 6, Arthurss Home Magazin1
q T A E | ..

SVB ST " ID L J6 II EOs
 New Discovery h Medicine ! q 6w wuFds on she rational rea;mens, withou, snedieiae. of Sperma,orrhsa or local weakness. Mesvous debility low spIri,s, ,lassifnde, wea kness ftAe tinhs sad back. indisp sition and inca na- ..eity fsg ssady andlahns, duness cf apprehension sS9p cf uleMorys asersion 10 eociety, love of su. .sdes timii,ty, selEdisrrust, dxxincss, headache, 4nvoldntefy disciaracs, pains in the side, atlec. SioAa shs eyes, pisnples on tho fsce, nd sotAsf tn6smi,ies in man. 8s keon rnE fRsxcR or DR, D. Dg LAsEr.-Thc jmpostaNs fact that thesc alarming cnsnpain.s snay oanily b. removed without neticinr, is. in tho sdaall tract clearly dem mstraied; and the entjpetY new and highly euecesssul ifea,mcn,,as sa3aas1t V lAc Author iuliy explained, by means of which, svsFy snc is enabled to cure himself eee(asl1s 1@ 9<skc least D ssible cost. avoiding Sherdty Advertiscd hnsirnms oi the day.
 Seat C ehy address. gratis, and post free in . SeAS4 sevotapes bv remitlinv Fpnet p.idl two pceaage Deamps1o DR. .. DE kANEY. No. IT GiapeaNrl street. New Fork. l0 <
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
C eese Feathers.

THE subscribers have raade arrang ngemenis to kcepa constant sapplvni first gate ar ticlc of GEESE FEATHERS sslrctcd and packed with grea, care be ourselves, in pack ages of from 20 to 50 lhs; and will furnish st all times any quantity from 20 h 1000 lbs, ofa quality they will warrant as gsod as the hest and at as low prices az can be purchased of equal quality in she Stste.
 s. & L. HURLBUT. Winchesfrr. fg55.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05
.1nfice.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber on "A the 1st day of tnlv arc expected 10 pay thcir accounts immediately. 9Er A word to the wise is sufficient.
 A C. BRADFORD. Wolcottville, August 2lst, 1854.