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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

II would seem that an expenditure OF
Sol $50 600 is necessary to buy up and
combine those sectional interests. regard,
less of those portions OF the State not
worthy to be purchased The argumen,
of Gov, Peaso would seem to be, and we
do not conceive the inference to be violent.
hat the people OF Texas should submit, 10
" the law of the last Congress- passed in
violation OF the character, honor aud rights
Of the State and pay s3000,00o more
than they justly owe, in order to purchase
a character upon which the State might
involve herself in q debt OF twenty years.
Verify the magnificent ideas Of the ruler.
of Texas. about fifteen years ago seem 10
prevail again Texas could not for years
have paid of her revolutionary debit but
Got the wind>iuil. in the shape of sale OF
her Np.ih.wo.tetn teuitor 10 tho nited
states. Having just been extricated, Is
SD ready, again to ,dsh into vortex ton
times as deepi L is said that the increase
of the wealth Of the State, occasioued by
railroads, would enable ~ to discharge the
interest upon such debt, thu, losing sight
Of the important political fact, that the
expenses OF a government, increase with
It's increase of wealth aud population
We do not wish the above 10 b. CON
s,rued into opposition TO Gov. Pease. hat b.
intended simply as an expression Of adbe
rance to principle heretofore enumerated
bY Us Stair f,d.fYf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

I H.,i .e m"de s.lert ly =
.- a.lt 'ue t0t taai 'ppfrs
eanet Ne .eeaa 10
FeH" forever Ae defi
n.W 'aa choice mato
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I'7e t' sn' p Use mst.
"H'' i "eHf. GEE ae-ii fa't.a 70 his
.Ha' o. maH coAHFts murder, ia
'AHH't cs. POD. 'etn bach by repentance
Hs .. '''. ."i d., ire"d 10 passion
DC mt..'t "i baa'h has ~ p.N II
aH'NfHe' Heut'ttPnoftematse. though
.'a rorieI.r i1i"Ns himsei upon the
ul "sf ID agony 'ae deat
N-Att
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o., -0a ine ness moment
at NaH. ha hAa done
h.t " A- bitter rspeH.a1ee soalAe down
'4o 'n aged clements wa d cause the
H''of-' cess "a asshng ~ the t1res
No Ha has Zone 'he decd, anu
HT Hr elasi ieHces ae flames
H en Wa mount on high. aut
wrap 'he UtrN .AfelI around hiu COT hs
fH" Slowly h3' steadily tloks
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

( I ENfRAL dealers in Dry Goods, Groce.
~ ri,s, Drugs, OILS, Pants, DpauDS,
Window GLASS, Dc 81.
Groceries, and Baggiug and Rope furnished
10 planters on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding and Commits
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. Is, 1881. "
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JEW Ell RY.
yOSEpU 7. pRE WITT 4 Co,

jefferson, TeraS.
II AVE on hand splendid assortment OF
ii Jewclrv, consisting Of gold aud silver
watches, ladies and gcntlcmcn's breast pms
at all sizes ear and finger rings bracelets
pold pens aud peuei- ladies' euh pins gen,
,lemen'- shirt and risband buttons; gold
clasps brea-t.piu- emhlemauc 'i masonry
and Odd Fellow Up, hdit, and gents H''"' %,
~ H. ,ruuine articles, ana sold cheap
AZ -rl,ndtd assortment of ladies wreaihS
and sr,itclai- aud To- of superior pen
knives,
I.,la,son Nav 20. 1891 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19
GROCERIES GROt ERlES
Jos. T. PREWfTT a. co,

jefferson, IcidS,
HAVE on hand, and are constantly receiy-
ing, a large lot of groceries, which they
are selling at very small profits consisting Of
sugars, moasscs, coffee, flour, salt, teas, ba.
con, lard rice, WHISTLES, brandie-, &c. Persons
will fud i, to their advantage 10 call on them.
Jettetson. MaN 20, 1871. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

WHALEBO\E
SUPERIOR article, for sale hy
\ a.. ~ II q r. II kEf
WOOD " ARE.
WOE are Just in receipt ut @ large l't "i
w wood ware, consisting Of the following
articles cedar chnrn-, cedar buckets cedar
pilgrims. well buckets. oak buckets, brass
hound buckets. brass bound pRgiu., do cans,
do keelers, wood trays cocoa dlpper-' Wood
bowls painted tuhs, cedar tubs, vanished
k.elers, painted buckets, wash boards broomS'
hearth hrooms, whsk trooms, wood spoons
axe handles, willow chairs, tor sick children ,
Also.
Fresh Kentucky mustard, lamp wloS, rra''
rom. All ,lte.. cotton pillow lines, best article
Also.
10 boxe. star candles, loaf sugar soap bar
lead vinegar, buck shot, drop shot
tI>D
4 full supply Of NobiI, and ti'ef ~
nab.rgs, All OF which We oder for SAFE on u
vorRblc terms 80
G. G.. GREGG n co.
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lr(fsyson Embellishments,

JOSEPH T. rRENiII n co.
II AVE received large ard we'll -elegic
stock Of FANCY DRI coon s
Hardware and Cutlery, which they offer to
drf friends, customers aud the public gene.
h r.Ig. on terms suitable to the EN- orcy Of
lse times.
Said stock consists Of Ready Made Clio.
thing OF the latest fashions, and of excellent
.lgle and taste, being selected from stock OF
superior French Goods,
Also fancy prints Of a beautiful kind and
.'glc, and n rare specimen Of ladies' bunneta,
II the prcttiest and neatest. perhaps, IN this
market Saddles aud BRIDES, of all sizes and
,arclics, and boots and shoes, aud fine VEN
lated hats, and every other kind Of bat sold
TINS market. together with all Other articles
a.ualiy kept by merchants, all of which we
YER Low, aud would be glad to sell to good
s3-tomcrs a. soon as possible, ~ We expect
,.au 10 receive "a large addition from \ ORR
-. by when Wc can from time to time, re-
psnlsh, and thus keep our shelves fall of such
lungs as the people want. and NJ, compelled
,5 hive Please cali nri eN.wiuo for Your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere and eh''ge
,UJr friends,
JOSEPH r rRENIIr y co
Jefferson. Nh, 20. ISL w.
GRAHAM uss e.a.aeaN
+. VI. GRAHAM, q BRO,
* llasr entered uip o.parar,hp
-. ANA are uaN receiving q Iarec stock of
-. Gltiy, Gfaee~,es and PLANTATION Arie'.s.
A. fteo'd stand. Dallas street.. oar stock is
rrc mud well assorted aud 90 are determined
., sell at reduced prec- for cash ~ "a pune.
,ul customers ON thc usual time The follow
b D
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SETTLE lP.

Al PERSONS indebted 20 me, rom ! ~
I iHl the present time. Will please come
forward and pay up. or thc} will have te set'I"
with an officers aud those who iaye settle.
mpnt. with me viii come forward and pass
,eeetnt. want TO settle With ever, body 20
.trait,htcn m, business make all Who owe me-
nav 1p. ana discharge ali ms debit.
''' y 4 y BDRRESS.
t,nuar, Il 1898 43u
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,
o,y, Two Dollars and \ Half a Year!
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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t,.ft.-u,ents At pefrqunrc of ten lines or less
tn,suf. rer square fotesrry -uhseqcnt insertion.
,1i-rnl discount made for yearly advertisement
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nv, n.r cent will he charged on advertisements
M paid ,n advance. ...,,,..,,
q, advertisements .,.,,.
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Iue Lttr FiRr ~ rns TrNvr.srr
'E~trENu, AIRY. - The Nashville banner
in,Sks;4nds that couple OF convic,s in tho
i'c'~,ssee peuiten,isry have confessed TIM.
he, se, ire 10 the hn liun.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

expenses OF government, Increase with
It's increase of wealth and population.
We do not wish the above to b. con
strued into Opposition TO Gov Pease. Iuii.
intended simply as an expression Of adhe
rance to principle heretofore cuunrl4tcj
by Us STAR Ga-rY,
III W., o,p,
Wecopy a some,,iqt extended arc.,n,
Of the bloody not. that marked the recon,
mnnicipal election in Cincinnati mot for
Tue purpose oi gratifying our rradei. Hilh
the freshest records OF crimes aud violence.
but to warn them OF the iaial tonfeaef OF
the spirit thai has been lately aVatgued, in
which the distinction Of aees IS wad- to
absorb 81, political principles, and sahsi.-
tute, as among saving ,uhss. ihg rnetHIsu
'' van '' me- N' i'"'' 't.'''' i'.-tA F.i'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

Rrfeiors ToIrRtrioN VI Sr,tS
rhc new government has recently pro
uouncsd 10 favor OF religious t.lofstlen.
Tb. however. does not appea, 70 60 iar
for sr observe that lno printing Of iho FRO
,es,ant bible. which tad been commenced
Al Nadud. has been stopped hy the su'bot
tics In lbe northern provinces of tho
kingdom even the limited concession Of
Liberty OF worship meets with public oppo'
,ton. demonstrations sesiTs, q being
m..e Fl vartuus qu,fieu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-05-19

DRESS StLk~
DIACK aad white brn,ade S,iA.,
- Do silk velvet Ribbons
J4conct F'ouucmg cmb d lace lid'N
Just received by 49,.
Ian 30 3D. H. y X u ht'
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- \. STANLEY, Commission and For
war3ing Merchant, Jefferson, Texas.

\. warting Merchant, Jefferson Texas.
lis large and well finished Warehouse Is
entirely above all oycrtlows, and every atten-
ton rendered necessary to give entire sitl>-
faction TO b- patrons
RfrrH ro--lIeald, Nlassie 4 Co, NcK eroy
y bradford, New Orleans
january 10, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
sPRENGGOODs.
NyHOMAS H tRICHARDSe resns

H. RICHARDS respect
 fully reiurns. his sincere thanks to his nualesons Customers and friends tor the patron- age bestowed upon him the past seven years Confident lhat he has established name for selling Goods cheap, 1t is with pleasure he presents the following pfogramn,e for the
 Spring and Saasinacr Campaign assuring his friends that his stock is very large aud will be sold at prices satisfactory to the closest buyers; large assortment of Frrnsh, t.nssh, German and American Broadclo,hs of all co.ofs: black aud fancy Cassimeres black mixed and fancy Sa,iaetts, Tweesis and Cash -merets of any color yestings, consisting m part ot but, fancy and white Marscses, black satin and tancv Silks new sfs+es9aah urge assor,- ment ot .irimmn9s- which will be made m to order at short notice and warranted to givc satisfaction or nc sale. 1G;s 2 ssi r Ready, Made Ciothiag In this, department ho claims precedence, from the fact that the Cio,h- ing is llmauufactureh atsh home. of sond mafe- rfais, and the superior style ip which it is made will always secure them n ready and safisfactorv sale. FarniskiRg Goods-etnhraeinp aslarse assortment nf Sh, Collars, Stocks, Ties, black and white silk mud black kid Gloves. black and fancy silk Cravats, Hosiery, Susnr nders. sen,,s white and fancy Ilandkerchiefs, Umbrellas, and lots of other articles too numerous to mention Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in good style and war ranted 10 give satisfaction.
 ,; Cutting done at short noiice. ,,ss -
 T. tL RICHARDS. 3 sa,chield, tWest st.) April eith, 1885
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
ye1O s4l.1range1.ae1af !.
EkI.swoR7n, June 1885.

z ss seN n N 7x 4sA>lsAs&9 Hs Juu6 Icssy.
 NsHE sui,scriher would inforn1 hIs patrons
 and friends from abroad shafs ss he has not been able 10 cose up his bGsiness this Spring, as he intended T., have done, has conclusiet 10 continue iis business another year; as herrfoture keeping his psual vsriefy of. Goods, which are nos 10 be surpassed .by, aay cauntfs stnrs- sithodgh thfre may be. some dealers who have larger qnanillg of some kinds-of Gods. but to find she sarieiy i,ere s the place, But to % into rsssicuiafs would be useIsssi all that is neces- sary 10 say ls, please cali for what yos want. and you wlIs be yerr sure 10 ind it. and af a price thar win jndn~e you lo call again. Cash customers gre solicited. as they are the ones that help us 'o hHy our .Saods so cheap, and ihey are the anes that wall reap a rich Teward if their purchases are Iarge.s
 5 A word 10 The lovers of good TEA If you wish tor snmeihng Tn that line warranted fs suit, here is the place 70 snPplY your wanis-for A cents per ID. yeu eau have thar winch IS warranted to draw green, and tor 40 cts soineihina richer :; from 50I 56 that which will make music in the dnilest cnmpany il freely used. and some little i,ighcr for extra occasions For proof, please call
 as Ploducs taken at the highest market r,rice Fl ssS4 EC.s sF.sPECK@ E
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
GRANITE STORE.D

NSHE subscribers take pleasure in in-
 foEning the public that they have taken the 6raniie Store, lately occupied by George n W adiiafns. where they intend keepine con- stan;ly on.hand a very large and well selected stock pi Goods al every description.
 Having iust returned rom New York, they are now apening a new and splendid assort- to aiier greafer indueeheays t5 the public than they have been ,accask,mrd 10 notice.s One of sirrn having resided in New York for the past c,ghfeen years. and being thoroughly arqnaint- cd with ihe market, ihey are eonEidcntt thai their taciiit,es Tor purchasing Gueds cannot be sur passed Having one large room which is to be .sss,sd {. a.fs, expressly 10 CARPETS and PAPER -hANt5tNGS.t they are prepared to offer in tha, dcnaEtmen. extraordinary inducements.
 They Will he receiving weekly new additions tn the,r stock. and shall endeasor to make ii an object fur ALL to call and see them! ss '-'f
 9s- Pra1uce of ail kinds taken in excbapoe for Hoods. AVOIDING & LEWIS.
 Wolcoityille, April 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
GOataeae1il.aepaS. I0c.
r HY can y0a bhy l;eal's Boots bett

A U ai the Oid Bnck better than my where else Becaute cash buys cheaper tnaii credit. Why can you buy Boys Calf Boots as cheap at retail ss they can be bought in the ely ss wbolesaIe Because We have them oss hand, and they fnnst be sold before ihe scasoa is oyer. And why is II. fhat you may buy Geats Patent Gaiters. Glove Top, Enamel do, English Top, Ruckskin do, Pstnf Bronze Top un,on d., i, Caif and Patent Slips. sDG all kinds of Gen: 's Goods. boiler lhsn any where else Because the season is now far advanced. aLd a large loi rennl lns to be cleared out. to make room for the Fall campaign, which will open about the lirs, of September. Z Why may yos buy Ladies .Ce:iers, Congress tipped and fcxed, and Buskins, plain; enamci- led IMss Jenny LiDd's. Sontag's Slips. and a tlist oi others. goad aud fancy articles. at ihe OLD BRICK, better than any where else? Re. camse.ihey were bonghtin New York at greatly reduced prices for Cash, and we are bound 10 sell fsem acrofainglyi
 And tiwily Why, oh why isit. shateccry.hine in our linr nf trade may Nc had ol the Suhscri. hers for Inc Ro- READY. -H at greatly reduced prices, tor ie Iext toar or i've weeks ff}ec ause We hnyc gni larger and better Srock than can be lonnd in Ice County We devote onr whole time to our business. and interfere wit, n me. We are bound to give our paisoes The benefit oi low pr ces,tn conseqncnce of hard ,mes We are making clearing out sa ies 0f everytbino in be Summer lire of Gods We thereiore most rs- spectfuIly inyre all-yes. one and all to p,r,ici. pate ip Ihe lan oi buying a. less per cent. l!,aa eyer before.
 Come rom every nation. come from every way. Our Stock isla.se enough. &r.
 MEAfOY X. TRowBRIoGE.
 Litchfeld. Angus, |. 1854
 s~5 No. 5. West Main Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
.A Llttic Store wen Filled..s New Spring Goods {!
AT THE OLD STAND,

At THE .Ol.D STAND, 1. Near c. s Chureh's Hotel, WoicottciRe.
 A G. BRADFORD would respectfully fAs inrn the gool people of this part of Lltchfield County. tiiat among all he changes oi the mercantile commuaity,n these parts he yet remains at the same old Store. and although he cannot boast of Granite and other fine ey,r- nor appearances, yet fl moatsty would permit be would speak oi the splendid stock of Goods which IS 'v he found insitie of his esa hlishmcnr
 The unprecedented lu,v prices ol Goods in the markets ui New York aud Boston has induced the subscriber to Visit those places. from which he has just returned wiill a arae stock of the cheapesi Goods ever oa,redioa discerning pub. lie. The subscriber is placed in n situation to sell these Goods Il, !nwer prices than he same fnailty of Goods were ever sold before. lfchenp Goods and attention 10 business are Inducements tor You 10 call l shall await with pleasure tho opportunity tn dispense errater bargains than You have been in the habit of getting for the money. 8 ttv.
 Wolcotlsille. April IS, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
H n Ew G or
 Watches. Jewelry and Fancy Goods

A s. BALDWIN would take this oppostni Ao nty of informing his friends and the nnhlic thai he has again returned from New York wi.l, n rich and It'll assottmcrtoi WaIches Jewelrv, &c. He s,iirits . continuance ct the fsxars ssa t.ounliluily shown him The pasi year. and will spare no efforts 10 give good saiilactien to his c,lssu.icrs, All goods and work rarsan'ed.
 WATcnEs--A god hunting dct.tched lever, ftfll irwsied IS eafais tine and gbld capprd. for SIS; silver hunting English patent ltvers, de ,achesi lssers wish and wish,ut han-ipa cases, aucfes. e<capemcnts. auarternss &c.w wnh prices tu xiiit the cnsfomef. -s-. .,
 G:rnt's gold guard chaips. gold west Chains: Ladies cxauclan Chains, silvrr Guards. gold and silver ysseIIooks. gold end s,iver Spec
 ias lee. eold Pens in gold and silver Holders, god and xilsef 'rhiniblcs, gold necklaces and lets. io,kets pencils. slecv bassct,s boson
 studs cafF pms. gar rings, hfeastplnss i.b hucklc' and seats. 9oekess. slides. snaps. charms. keys ke. &c With my sock oi Goods thus lafeely , replcn'sted and selected with great care, l lee confident can sell 1t IS good Il bargain as car l,e had my where in the country. Give me call. No charge ssslsowine eoetss
 { ssss aas a4 AssS. BALDWIN, i: ii FEW morc of those extra gold Pens, Il n silver Hnlder~. for si l Alsa, . new loi Scotch Pebble. and seN,ni BiFds, ai sS " A. 5. BALDW iS S'
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Another ArrivaI!'

MI ORE New Goods just received at the lyA Granite Store The proprietor. ef this Establishment would again remind the public thai they have received during The past two weeks large additions 70 thelf Sock of Goods, and are now prepared to show to tteir cus,omers as large and good. an assortment as can be foand in fhe county.
 Among the Goods just received can be found more ef those choice ml.boiled black Silks at one dollar per yafd, striped fancy Silks at 50 cents par yard and upwards also, more of those French Lawns and Berages, Trimmings, &c. all coiofs and styles.
 HArs AND CATS -ln this department we are thoroughly pnssed,'' having a very large as. sortmen of everything in tkai line, which we can sell a, astonishingiy low prices.
 cARrETs AND PAreH-IIANerses.-Ou stock of Carpeiinss, Paper fangines, &c. is nov quite largo. and in that denarfmert VIC defy cnnpesi. ton. WOODfN3 LEWIS
 Granite Store, WoIcottville, June T, 1855. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
armers!!

ME are ssaIisRed from what we hear
 ihai some of our hreihen ip trade arr eiying out the idea that we do nor take any kind of produce. Naw this is a decided mistake. and we wish 10 say 10 our Farming Friends that we do take all kinds of Produce which you have to. dispose of Aud also that we have made arrangements with two of the iarees,
 Grocery Els sta bII h m ent < Tn Lilchheld C,nn,y. Messrs. Palmer, & Hopkins and John ScoviI, Esq. by .whic our. fsio,ners Is can have iheir Groceries al less prices than they can be bought at any other estahIishmeni.
 Naw, Gentlemen. having made arrangements for the " Inner Man." we would invite you 10 call and examine our splendid stock of
 DS'y Goods, ss.. Which we are selling 4at the lowest rafcs. .0 gentlemen hiring on your prsdace of all kinds and also bring your wives and daughters and Ill he rest of the ia mily. and we assure you that you will be well paid for your visit. ssssas
 Yours .Respecifni!y, < 5 <
 Ai.VORD < BROTHER.
 Corner Store, Woicoffyiiie. s sgs..s .ssI
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
riccs R educcd! New Spring and summer Goods !i caiiand see fhem-F First door cast ef Court Hoase
 MCNEIL g. BRAMAN

UTOULD call the attention of the inhabitants
 " ot this and the ,ieighboring towns to one of the most comple,e assortmen,s of American and Foreign Dry Goods ever offered m this market, al prirvs that will defy competition. People at home and abroad are respectfully in- yited to call and examine :he stock tor them selves. as we are determined 10 sell at very small proiit~-that tho iideswhiUh has been turli- s;lk ~ar,rs ,rsaramay csminne ST ta dn. s.Z Musfns, Orrandies, Bars ses, Challies. Barege .DeIaines. Challie De Laines. plaid fig striped and plain De eLaines, Sw,ss and Spotted Ma shns, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, plain checked Camhrics, &c. A large assortment of Goods tor Men,s md Boys's Summer Wear!--Plaid cassimerrs, israb D' Etc, Farmers Satin, Moi,nir Alpacca, black silk and worsied Serge, figured and plain ves,ings. Broadrohs of superior quality and various colors, Doeskin and plain Cassimeres Irish Linens. emhroldcred Curtains, mourning Nus,ins. heavy and fine Sheeiinss. biea ched Sir s,,ngs, 1fekings, Dsmins. striped and checked Shir,ings.Sau Iwesds, Ken ncky. &., Paper Hingings. Carpets. Oil gio'hs door and carriage mats, cheese cap?ings, &c.
 In purchasing the above Gnaas in NHw York the ma s, week we have been ahle to rake advan. ,age of the recent ex'rsordniary sdepresston ID ? lHeisn and domestic manufactured Goods, aud are therefore able tp offer them at grfat rfdae- tios from prices nf Goods purchased in the early W. can now sell Merrimark and Cacheco Prints of the best qmaii,y and sivles ai 10 CHS cenuine Hamilton and uold medal Dehaines at ls printrd Lawns ono yard wide al Q cts French faconef and Organdies Muslin al lS cts I Applelon heavy Co,ton at Sets; bId Gotten at l 6 cts. and mosi other Goods n proporting. Also on hand full ssnck ot arnrcyies. Wooden i Wan, cruckerv and Glass Ware, Tea Sets, &cA ailof which will he sold nf the lowest price sn'
 casn or produce--aud purchasers may rest as 2 snred ,ha, no n,sreprescn.ations will be made l either in qmaEty nr rf,ce.
 Litchfieid, May 23d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
ss SPRING AMP AlGN!a
 May Ixi. HIR ID AR RIVAL Q F SPRING GOODS! ]!
Henry Merrinan $ Co. Center squarc:
 EStssecbisry. Eeaass.

"Eare n,w prepared h show onr customers - ot ihs=SangatuckYa Yalley the best selected and tnnsf complete .assarsmen nfs of Fancy and Simple Dry Goofs. carpssiie, Curtain Materials. Paper Hangipss Clefiiaes Roatss and Sa.es, Hats and Caps, &a. &c. ever exhibited in this vicinity. a7sssss
 Our assartment is unusually large and well New Turk and Bs,ssul ffarisd.s. We are almost constaniiy, Tn The receipt of pcw aud desirab,e goos, and our facilities Er bnyi sus f fisff we are enabled 10 offer ihem al unasasliy low rates. \
 We are ais agents for fles essaie of the Ifotch. Masrasses. Bsistess lPIi ows and BatfInu. a, wholesale and retail ssas is f.3 ,. s'. E A call sssfespectfullv solicited
 ~ 6 No trouble fo shnrr Goods.
 Farmers produce taken in exchange n, cash prices. .sss ss s