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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03
EWPOsETEON!

ENROM the great superiority of ScolchPebhie
IL Spsctacles over Class, peddlers are taking
advantage OF the fact TO palm off glass Tor the
pebbles at seeta,ngiy greatly reduced prices
Persons wishing 10 procure the pebbles had
better beware Of peddiers who sell them cheap
as there is but one price for them, and il IS sd
A. 5. BALDWIN has purchased the erclusir,
right of selling q. Acktey's celebrated Scotch
Pebbles" in LitchticId, aud Keeps constantly OF
hand full assortment which he promises TO sci
a the manufacturers retail prices.
Sume OF the reasons wherein the pebbles are
better than glass: They always preserve III.
temperature Of stone, and are consequently COO
aud refreshing to the eye. Perfectly coloriess-
which is not the case with glass; and cannot
easily he broken or scratched. They preserve
the eyesght, and can be worn years without the
necessity OF change-,nakmg 1t matter ot greal
economy as well as convenience.
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Il d II ICE
AZ THE
"GRANITE STORE"

VI ME subscribers ttke pleasure in in
- forming the public that they have taken
vhe Granite Store, lately occupied by George
ID Wadhsms wheTc they intend keeping con-
st,ntly on hand a very large aud well selected
stock ol Goods oil ever, description.
Having Just returned from New York, thry
are now opening a new aud splendid assoft-
fncnt of SPRING GD0DS, un ieel prepared
TO offer greater taiaemer's u the public than
they have been accustomed Ia notice. 0ae oi
hrm having resided ~ New York for the past
eighteen years. AMI b iig thoroughly a"qaaini.
ed with the market they ara conf lent thu, their
facilities for pure hasing q ods cannol be sur
passed. Having one large Roam which is To he
devoted expressly to CARPETS and PAPER
HANGlNGS, they are prepared 10 e,icr IN that
depaumen. extraordinary inducements.
They will I've RECEIVING weekly new al ,hiions
% their stock, and shalt endcn,cr to make ii an
obiec, far ALL to call an see them.
aJr ProIuce vt all kinds naken in exchange
for t:aods. WO1.biNG Il LEWIS.
wolcoi,v;lle. April NH, 1885.
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THE MENAGt.RlE DEPARTMENT
consists of Il hcuut,iu and rare collection OF
H,ld BEASTS and Birds from n pa rts IT the world.
The Two Performing ELEPHANTS will be
introduced by their keeper, aud 90 through
many sagacious performances.
Mr.. parker, the celebrated Tanner Of Wild
Beasts will enter the Dca Of Liens and al her
Trained Animals IN presence at the audience
al O'clock. previous 10 TIE commencement
OF the Equestrian Performances.
The following uFe me al the Animals in this
collection: African Lion and i.nness Mum dian
Lion, Asiatic Lonrs>, Brazilian Tn. r. Tuning
Leopard, Grizzly Bear. One White Polar Bear,
Spnted Hyeua. Oae California l.nness, Pnonah
Rear, Alpaca Kangaroo, Rocky moun ain Bear.
1ackai from South Africa, Kangaroo from New
Holland, Co uny at Apes. Monkeys, Bathrooms
Parrots Cranes. Owls &c. forming what il
termed u Harry FAMILY.
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RID TIME s J!

YVES, SO It is, but we are bound TO do all tina
D. we eau to relieve the popr-and the wa,
We propose 10 do 1t is by putting our Goods a,
such rates that they can be bought by all
From this date till The first of April we will
sTll our Dry Goods AT their original cost ia Neu
York. whilst Groceries, Flour, Sc. Sc. will b,
sod ut "a low figures as can possibly be afforded
Come one-coue all. and Try US.
We would also say 10 our patrons that we
want 10 settle with ecery one by the LIST OF Apr
every year, and more particularly this year or
account ut these Hard Ifmes. Believing tha
Short accounts make long friends" we wish
all would call at Office as soon rs possible
where you will find person ready TO settle with
you aud glad to receive the money.
5. %. NO2TIIWAY & co.
Sou'h Norfolk, CT. March 20, 1855.
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'rAK NJ NOTICE!
ii ivING CO 's.ssJeI 10 = .Ilain VITA The =,

HI tti NG CD ,ussiJel 10 70 main VITA the sao,
H ps ,pe oi WaleoIvilie ants her year, we
would say tn the public tina, we are pre- pared to
OFFER GkEA FER INDUCEMENTS
than ever, as We have made arrangements TO
receive many vi our u 1ls direct from the
.NassIaefsrrrs nand-thus we are enabled Ia
cell at for less rates .h,n thee who pay two ~
shree extra proi,s. We are eets,a. large
additions I'd our tanner stock, ms sling IN y ut
ot q large and splendid Stock "i NGw STYLES NJ
DeLAiSas. beau'ia patterns ami all qualities
IRON cts per yard upward. Asa, a iar te lot al
Merrtmack and toch CO Il ints,
fnss Metraasck and Cecheco siytos) We are
not able /. give the csac, nanher OF yards 10
want III time IN ,aeh~are. hut sup. nsod 4, b..
Nboas S'x Car Lsads s'aofe VI l,ss
Also. just received:
6l-2 Carloads II Brown Cation.
s3-f d. 9-S do do
ss-S do 81 do do
... Also.
la wheelh,rrsw Loads T. ! Bleach a cot,on
1s5 81 DO do 3-i d, d.
ies7-s dn do 6-i do d,
And last. ba, not 10 asis
u Sted-f.sad. Cal.so Rsmaa,.i>.
Al Ut which Is re specially submitted in Friend
chip, Love and Ttu-h
ALVoRD & PRoruEa.
Coesge SroEE.
Woscoststlie, March aAh, lS1l
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United States Bounty Land Agency
Dreea Enr,nn.d Ynur GI.ime


4 RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both
"A Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors. Marines,
FInillanen, Musicians. Wagon-masters, Team
sters, Indians ant all persons who may have
served fourteen days IN any Of the wars OF the
United States. since the year 1870. the law OF
1855 gives each Of you. who have Het heretofore
received War.an. fur Land. one hundred and
sixty acres!! And TO all who have received
Bounty Land. en- 'ueh more to make one hun.
dred and sixty acres.!
In the case of Inc death Of the person entitled
to Land, his wid'w. or if no widow. the minor
child or children, are entitled TO the Bounty.
We are prepared topromptty prosecute all claims
for land. andW supply Justices Of Peace. Coun-
" Clerks. Cananissioasrs Of Deeds, Notaries Pub
lie, Lawyers, nnd all others, NTH the necessary in.
s,ruciions. and blank forms, free Of cost, npplt
cation by ma,i otherwise.
When desired. we will sell the Warrant at the
marke, price, and remi. check for proceeds.
\. r. COBB & CO,
% William street, New York.
REFERENCES. of the Commonwealth
New York. Ohio Lie and Trust Company
New York.
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New Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Sc, &c,

lust received. very large and general as
- sediment OF all kinds Of Bo,ts and Shoes suit
aole for the season; 1909 pairs purchased at
auction the pas; 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.
Also, age Mt for the sale Of DR.. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic. for relieving blindness and restoring
grew hair to las natural color. Nothing like it |;
try it.
Lifchfield. Sept. 18th, 1854.
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Winter arrangement commencing Dec.
lltk, 1851.
TRAINS our oF BRipGEPoRr,

nth. 1854.
TRAINS our or BRipGEPoRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Briaeepor,
for Winsted, al 10 90 A. NJ, or. on arrival, Of
the A. Nj. Train from New York. and
connecting al the Junction with the 9 so A.
| Al. Tain from New Haven.
First Freight rsa;n leaves Bid sepor,
for Winsicd at II 10 A. NJ, receiving pas.
sen eers from The s A NJ Train from New
York.
Second Passenger Train leaves BRIDGE
port Cor Waterbury al 40 2. NJ. ,or on the ar
rival fthe 8 90 P. Nj. Express Tain from
New York, connecting at the Junction with
the 5 so P. nj. Train from New Haven.
TRAIssrNro BRIDGEPORT.
First Passenger Train leaves Winsted
| al % A. NJ, connecting at the Junction
| with Train TO New Haven, and at Bridge
| port with the 9.35 A NJ Tram to New York
First Freight Train will leave Waterbury
| forBridyepor, at so AM arriving al Bridge.
port in time TO take the | Is P. NJ. Express
train from New Haven to New Yots.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted a:
33 P Nj connecting at the Junction with a
Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with
the 4 Is NJ Train Is New York
DP The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South.
| bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, will connect a,
Sey mour II mphreys.ille)w:th the 9l3 A Nj
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF the 1000 AM Train fromBridee.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNehs Stage from WATERFOWL, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 81
Nj Train down. Returning on arrival OF
| The 10 90 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 40 p NJ Train.
! Fenn's Siagefrom Lirchfield will connect
| at Lit,hield Station with mail Train each
| way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Beihlem will connect a,
Waterbury with the sal A. Nj. Train down
| on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
| turning os arrival of the 10 A NJ. Trim from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
| urdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
| Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
| Hi,chcocksville, will connect daily with the
| l.33 p. Nj. train from Win.ted, and return on
the arrival of the 1000 A. NJ. train from
| Bridgeport.
| A deduction Of FIVE cents is made when
Tickets are purchase al the Offices.
] w. D. BISHOP, Superintendent.
I Bridgeport. Dec. 9, 1884.
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Read and EcReci!

"HEN irst comNenc,.d the sale o.
w the &c obraicd Vermont II !. bio class
al uftprinrialet men said thai il was eoed III
ssihsaa hat TIA Tag tsat thu people asR Eaur ii,
this same class OF men are ,,alnnng ufi New
Prestoa limestone and ether Inferior qualities oi
stone t"f Vernon, marble. p.rs.as IN want 81
Crave Homes or Monuments Of the RalaaI. Vi.
,uF lssiiaR Marble, ass, a.lvv wssk ia nav tine
csa depend nroa gesial the ein~srp.,, article.
wrksd in the hest style. and \, IN. laass' n.ssibs
rates. nv comm, u nv es,abt sh,nen, or by lei.
ser. A large collection of drafts On hand. -
TsRas casa
flease rrier TO Drs A s i."wis ~ c VI tI.ske,.
l.schfeIfs A ! Picket, ar : II Eas;ea. Smth
Fanns: Gen Ahevae,hs at Charles n Wel.on,
Woic.miv.Ies Nrssrs sCamps. Wt.st@d; Noah
Gamses, Northfelt--ot 10 my work in asni5si
every csmstsry in Litch6sld -oonie.
=. WARREN.
Waterbury. Marci., isAS.
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MANSION HOUSE.
" NJ. X. CR Os 8 M A NJ.

III AFING taken this House. The subscriber
Ii 10 prepared 10 extend TO travellers and thers
the bestof accommodations "for man ana beast"
The Hotel is located in the pleasan,es, part OF
the village and no effort will be spared 10 rensier
II 81 all times desirable home for those who NAV
visit the place. foihe members ofthe Bar and
others OF bitchfie'd County, he has only TO saw
thai the reputation The House has possessed Tor
tile last twenty years will be fully sustained.
Connected with the Hotels Livery Stable,
where good teams may be had al any time.
Liichfieid, May, 1854.
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THE subscribers have ,nadc arrangements
to keepa constant snpplyoi a first :ste ar
ticle Of GEESE FEATIIERS-sel,c ted and
packed with great car. b. ourselves. in pack
ages Of from 90 TO so lbs and will furnish at
all times any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs, ola
quality they will warrant as good as the hest
and at as low prices az can be purchased OF
equal q"ality in the State.
s. & L. HURLBUT.
W;nrbco,er IesE
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In all or calamiles and Affections,
ii may serve as comfort to know thai.
he who loses anything and gets wisdom
by it, gains by the loss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03

Misiortunes are troublesome OF first.
'but when there is no remedy but pa.
thence, Custom makes them easy to us,
and necessity gives us courage
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03

Daring tl,e Exhibitions Tue visitor will have an
opp rtuut, al behosting the real &C milne original
GENERAL TOM THUMB!
The cclvhra.ci AMI W sid-renownnd Man in
Miniature, who IS twenty Two Yrais OF age,
weighs snly IS Pounds, and IS hui - lnehes high.
Eques tertain in N :.
Separate aui distinct Fl IN the Z Illogical and
Tom thuna Exhibitions, arc the .o'lswina
brilliant Liecrs PERFORMANCES. TO wh'eh thr
VISITORS al The two tdrIucS, all thAs. VITO chua q
my nitead without add tisssas charge. The
Circus froaas' II will be se.a. .asis,ns some ri
the mast pr'snlaent Raiders, iulters. Gyanasts
aud Come Taeut IN the cnan.ry aud the enter,
lslamcnts given are Navel Diversified aud
Rft'la",, accompanied by Magnificent Ba ad
nj Music.
The rf,rinaares @.li cam,nencs with RE
sr.af Two ani Foar tils>c Rein Act, by Mr..
: 4 Sn kaeR
Sieam Felix Carln, knnwn in Euraps and j,
tho United States as the " Il dian Trick Clawn !"
wih has talented 1avenite Arti~ts. in pleasit
diversity q! sfaesqna Grm1as lbs, in which
these admired performers stand pre-eminenf.
NJ ~ Sally Stickaer. the highly ACCOMPLISHED
and earthsal Americau Esaae-,~ viii parfurm
her great Ma A., OF Femae Equation
w.,t ,ul Saddle as buds.
Daurg and Sill ful frats Of balancing nv
II istrr C7rh', forming and r~s,aniin- psrsm d
OF Glass Ba't'es. taking Grvs.af PRONE ma
itison Dacaaiefs. AMI Il ing PISTOLS while b.. +
aaced naan hrs had On the neck If A R,st.e
al The tap of The pvrnmii
Uaiannied and As'is u Display Of Juvenile
IIarsemaaship, called Young America, by
Master X Sticshes.
I.sshy Williams. Clown
Gr.ai Maacss Act. hv Mise sally st;cknev
aud her naais and hea ,;iails irrnra Horse Ger,
Sa .srh Feas and Gsaees Ia Pasiaring and
t;r,s,n -. nv S,g7"r Felix CARO- aad Soa.
Mr., w. A. ms,rng vii rsAilr' his celebrated
acts at S,nsrsrt and Scrnr a'diag.
To casesade with Comic Aftetpiece By the
Gaia Family.
10 DsIs open nj and 4; performances
commence At Ia and q ,as'er rs,
sF. SMITH. Agen.
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A fool in high station is like man
ION the top ia monu,nent--eyery thing
appears small TO hin, aud he appears
small to everybody.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03

Cardinal Riclielieu used to say tina,
il would take as many masses TO pray
souls ont Of purga,ory, as il would take
snow-balIs 10 heat an oven.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03

The old Homestead Of John C..
Calhoun is now u ;ed, accor ling to the
Abbeviile Banner, as negro quarter.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03

Il is said tina, the title OF The presi-
ding officer OF Know Nothing Lodge
is, f" Most Great lgnoramus."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03
"Afew more left Of the same Sort"

ISRENCH and Scotch Einghams.
T. French and English Muslins and Lawns.
White Embroidered Robes.
PLAIN Mulls ami NJ uslins Tor Dresses.
Long and Short Mtts.
Under Sleevee, Chemseltes, Embroidered
Bands, Muslin and Cambria Edgings and In
ser,ings, Parasois, &c, all suitable for the sea
500, at BRADFOR DIS
Cheap Store in W olco ttville.
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.l.,c Spring .S1nlss

nFihs latest New York fashions, received
" the iast week-,he largest nssoumen, ever
openess IN this village. Alsn, thin Hats, Boys
Caps &c. HIRAM JACKSON.
Ap.ii 9Th, 1855.
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"A e. = DAYTON


fI,HI5 campany ale about erecting. m a
l. central location several buildings, each
Four Hundred ieef in leagth. fifty feet i'm
width. and three stories high, for the purpose
of letting out propellins pow er and room 10
such msnufari0se ss may desire. They will
be provided with fiom THREy TO FIVE hun.
dred horse POWER and will have acccu moda>
tions tor aboni 1000 woikmen. Applications
for Power and Room may be made personally
or by letter TO either Of tlssab.csibefs.
p T BARNUM.
WM H NOBLE.
DIV rROMpSots.
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TIME Store of the Subscriber will be weekly
l. repenished with New GooDs, from the
New York, Boston ard Philadelphia Importing
Houses, and from all the principal American
may be found ali kinds of
Letter, Cap, Drawing, Note and Fancy Papers
White, Ba6 g. Enameled Envelopes;
Pqpier Mache, Roserood, Mthogany d Leather
Hirding Desks, Work Bores, &C.;
Cloth, Leather and Popier Iiache PORTFOLIOS,
From SIX cts TO $500 each;
al styles Of Card Cases and Porte Jfonaaies
Wallets and Pocket Books;
Steel, Sir and Kid Purses; Bankers Gases;
L~bin's Celebrated Genuine Perfumes;
Farina's Umiralcd Cologne;
Bridal, G1oce e. Handkerchief Pertitmed Bores,
Building Blocks, Wood Aiphabas:
Feluet, Iron. Tin and India Rubber Toys;
Pearl s. IvOry 7aJids;
Crying Babies; China, Har and Rubber Dolls !;
Games TOO numerous to mention;
Magnets. Masks, g. Magic Lanterns;
h"S, Nto"', I"t, 4 oV"ti AfdH fNtRG DFuWeS
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases;
Shal and Horn Dressing Combs; Icory Combs;
Ladies Companions, Spool Stands;
All kinds Rubber Balls; Iesta Lights;
Harmonious, Pickwicks. Sand Toys, Tea Bells
Opera Glasses, Toilet g. 7raveling Glasses;
Thermometers and Barometers;
Tooth Poucier, Hair Oils, Toilet S.SAaring Soaps,
Chessmen, Dominoes, Back Cannon Boards,
Chesstoa'ds; Dice; Checkers;
se'oing Birds, SIR kinds, from 81 4 to So cents;
Penkmres~Scissors and Shears;
a splendid assortment Of
Gold Pens, in Gold and .Sih,r Gases,
Steel Pens, Fly Styles; Pen Mibs and Quilts ;
Letter Seals or Stamps, all styles;
The best of War, ,ca,ranted to turn free;
Water Colors, from 6 cents to $500 per boz
Fancy Paper and Glass Bores
Transparent, Porcelain and Paper States,
A large assortment Of Tisiting8 8. Wedding Cards:
Stationery Articles in general;
Erery kind Of Legal 4. Probate Blanks;
Wedding Stationery and Firms" best qualities
Patent Blot Pads; Diaries;
Ledgers, Day g. Cash Bcoss, Journals, 8,c.
Blank Notes, Drafts Orders, Due Bills, 8c. &c,
Letter Copying Presses, Books g. Ink;
Mathematical Instruments; Biohing Papers;
Paper Folders and Paper Weights; Eraseys
Newspaper Files and Wires;
Mouth Glue &. Mncilage; IadeliJle Inks,
Black, Blue, Red 8. Violet Inks;
hkstands, Of One Hundred different rarietie.
ALL of the above described articles can be found
in greater profusion and variety than elsewhere
in New England. besides other articles too numer-
Gus to mention. Cali and see for yourself. They
VIII be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole
sale or retail. I- Particular attention given to
the ParE. and ENVELOPE TRADE, at 10 STATE
STREET, HARTFORD, CT, by ELIHu GEER.
g. Every kzd and style of Jon, Card
and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed
as heretofore. Large additions of New
Type and MACHINERY are being made
ibis year, to the already most extensive
Printing Establishn,ent of
ELIHU GEER, 70 srArE n |
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q Z a e 7 6.

srEgss~r q z a e LS.
& trek.S&Y J U S r l. ] IT d.
UlAAAsD A New Discovery In Medicine
A few words on the rational treatment, ~iihou
medicine, Of Sperma orrhea or local weakness
nervous debility, low spirits, 'asstude, weakness.
OF the limbs aud hack. iniisp lsitlon and inca3a-
city for study and labor duIIness Of apprehersio,
l1ss of ME mnrv, aversion 10 soriety love of sob.
tude, trmlitv. sc!t-dtstrusi, dizziness heoda rhe.
Involuntary discharges, pains in the side, afiec.
ito rs al the eves, pmples on the iscc, Sc xua anc
other intirmliies IN man.
From rue f'REvcH OF Dr. B. De LAyEY-The
important fact that these alarming complains
may easily BE- removed without medicine, is, ia
this small tract clearly dem ,nstrat ed and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment ,as
adopted by the Author iully explained by neane
of which every one is enabled 10 cure himsel
perfec Iv. and nj the least ssih'e cost, avoiding
thereby all the advertised nostrums OF The day.
Sent TO any address, gratis, and post free in q
sealed envelope, bv remi,tnq tpost paid tive
postage stamps TO DIR. n. DE LANEY, No. II
Lispenard street, New York. 40
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Notice.

A II. persons indebted to the subscribe on
IA the LIST dav OF July are expected TO ray
their accouals Immediately.
or A word tn the " Use is sufficient.
A G. BRADFORD.
Wolcot,vile, Angus, 21st, 1854.
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% Atthe Old Store, Hrs, door north Of C.
5. Churcil's fiolel in VI olcottville, A G BRAD
FORD has first rate assortment OF Hosiery,
Gloves, Mit,s, lldkfs and Embroidered Goods
cheop.
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BRONSON BROTHERS.
Late l. R. Bronson Co.,
Booksellers. and Stationers
BOOK BlNDERSand BLANK. Book Mas.
1faeturers. Also, dealersin every description
Of Wrapping Paper.
1. R. BRONSON,
6. L. BRONSON.
Waterbury, Conn.
Alarge assortment Of Classical, Theologi.
cal, Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL
BOOKS. American, English, and French
Stationery, at wholesale or retail. BLANK
BOOKS ofevely description on hand or made
to order.
tF Old Books re. bound, in plain or els.
gantstyie. Merchants, School Committees,
Teachers, &c., supplied on the mosi liberal.
terms. ljuly 6. ls54zs
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At the .foilo,cing loo Prices, ri>:
tt 1 TO :.-Goop PANTS, OF various fabrics.
So I-2.--CAsSlNeRs, OogsKIS and BnoApcLora
PANTS, nj this low price, Tor q few days, TO
reduce stock.
Sc 3-i.-Cusrox MAnE DoEsKIS PANTS
Canvas d I,loms, aud made oil a. good materia Is
as the pants for which v"u usually gay SIS
closing sale OF Winter Clothing
81 to 5.-FAScy CASs.. DoEsKlS and CLeTH
PANTS, of very desra bic patterns, being al least
IS per cent less than the same are usua lily .cld.
ss.-A NICE AFFAIR FOR A GENTLEMAN Over
Garments, custom made-usuaiiy sold Tor much
more.
$40 TO IA FfSg Custom MADE OvERcoAT
or SACK. made from Drab, Blue aud Black Pilot
Ciath, Brnadclo,h and Beaver cloths tor this low
price. VIII guaranty that The same garments
are sold a, from SIS to $40.
81 i-a.-FoR AN OFssck OR Business CoAr. to
close GU: the stock.
s. To i?.-DREss AND FRocK Gears, from
Superhne Brosdeoh aud Dueskins. made up ia
good style and IN faithful manner. All will bt
sold al these .ow prices, TO close out stock.
81 IN i-2.-VEsTs oil the latest fashion, foi
these low prices.
2 20 f-2.-FoR NICE Fancy SATIN VEST
Also Black or Fancy SIX do made up in ine
latest styles. GENTLEMEx's DREssiSe Cows,
very lowest prices.