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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Auction of Furniture, &c.

fEyIHE subscriber will sell at Anciicn. A ThuTsday. Oct. ISsh. at 10 As M-, at his residence, his Household Furna.nre, most cf which IS nearly new and of gopd quality, con- sistins n part-l sett Cotiaee Furnilure. So las, Hair asd other Mattrasses ,loi Beds.eads. Exiension Table, Kitchen Table. Rockiny ChaIrs. Hair Cloth and Black Walnut Chars. Bureau, Book Case, Kitchen Furniture, 6 air light and cook Stoves, &c., &-.
 Also; Garden and Joiner Tools; also. ? Cows. Also. single Wagon.
 s Aiso, lSt Corn and Apples. s. kc.
 GEORGE TODD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Maffieo..

 Iu, New Preston. Oct. 10th. by the Rev Mir. MnrJoek. MT John c. Ackley, to Miss A Heien Sperry
 In New Preston, Oct Alh, ny the Rev. Mir. Murdock, Mr Fiber Tompkins, to Miss ' Mainda Cogsweli
 h Cornwall, Oct 4,h. hy the Rev Mf Clark, Mir Sheldon Whi,ilesry, of New Preston, to Miss Sylvia A Hart, of Cora wal.
 h New Preston, Oct. Ist, by the Rev. Mr. Benedict, Francis French of New Mil furd. to Catherine Keeler of New Preston. In Banta,n, on the s,h inst by ,l.e Rev D F.. Brown, Mir, Lewis 5. Carpenter oi Bridgeport. to Miss Maria D Goslee Q, Bantam.
 In Goshen, Oct 3i, hy Rev. Henry Ben. ton. Mir. David $. Potter of South Norfolk, to Mss Mary Smith. daughter of Ransom Smith, Esq, of Sharsr. a In Henderson, Ky Angus, iG. John R Jennings. of caseyviIle. Ky, to Ann F. Woodruff, formerly of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Far Sale.

A FARM of i60 acres of valuable Land IA ias high ssats of caIlivahon, snitabiy sitsldesi into meadow, plow. pasture, wood and iis,lher land. On the Farm IS two large two- story DaeilIng-H Houses, enr nearly new and af modern style. three large Earns with Cow-Shesis aitaeheds and ofher nsecssass pa,-bniidings, ali III gs,od repair. The Farm Is well fenced with stone, has .hsing water in almost every loi also an abundance of choice irusl of ail kinds. This farai s sfnated intIie town Of Monroe. Fairfield County, Cmn.-is ab3ut m.le west of the vil- iage and churches. m ss,od neighhorhood, an road muslifaveied , mics fran Botsfofd Dep,.t, from StePeeys Dep.l on he Hoasa:anic Rail road, lomiles naiii of the city af Bridgeport and mics frani Birmingham. It will he sold together .r If desired will be divided inso two Farms oi fo anh lOo acres each, to suit the purchaser.- Any person wishing 10 purchase desirable Farm wtil do well 10 view ihis as 1t mnSt be sold on UT heiare the ist of Jannary Possession given immediately. For further information call nn WlELlAM II BEARpSLEY. near the premises, who has legal au,hs,risy ia sell the same.
 Manfoe. August 9th. 1885
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Tose'S Patent Dx-Ycke l!

Af be seen at the Lilchfieid County 4sl- Fair and st the Stare Fair in Hartford tse following week. The subscriber has nulner- ous testimonials from those who have thoroughly tested ihe yoke, and il IS belle ycd tie improve ment must come into general use as soon as it's adsantages are witnessed by those interested The yoke IS constr..ried with separate neck blocks attached h the top piece IT beam. with ooit passng the center on which u turns so as io sei square across the neck Of the OK al all s;n1es when drawing or holding. and plays on sne shoulders when :ravel.ns. so as 10 give an X the sanie case tha: whffleiree gives horse. There can be had any convenient length uf holes in the end of the beam, or advantage given the weaker OK. This yoke is quite as lghi and durable as he common yoke.
 The agent will visui the several towns in this county snn for inc purpose Of .lisposing of
 Sept. 24lh, 1855. 3ra2
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
THE HAIIExUyAH.

lhoasasd pisces oi kI.ssic. adapted fo atu Oae Handr. d and i wensy Metres, and much larger variety lsan usual of Anthems aatlsther Set Heres. inc Eissatnfs of Masic have been especially prepared t.r SEieine Gsassrs-a sari- ety of Teasing exercises. four part songs, and rounds intefsper rseds and there isadded MUsIcAL NcTAroEIE NUTSHELL "a brief course Isr schools.
 A specimen copy will he sent by mail. post paid. for examination, to any teacher of music or leader of chcir. tn receipt of Sevenss-Five Gents Fublisiled hr MASON BRO THEIRS. a Park Row, New York. Sanborn .srIer & Bazin, Boston, 5tal
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Dis,rie, ot Keat s.. Probate Court, stp'snlbe'

District of Kent, ss. Probate Court, September 2IS, 1855
 ESrATEof DAVID EDWARDS late HI of Kcni. m said dis,r rirt, deceased: the Court of Probate for the d.strlcr al Kent hath lItni ell and allowed six months from the date hereof Tor lhc creditors of sad Estate repre- sented insnlseat, in which tu exhibit their ela,ms thereto, and has appoinied James Orr, Esq, of Sharon. and Charles l. FuI.er Esq, of Kent, Couim mssinners. to receive and examine said claims Certified bv
 WILLIAM TREAT, Indre. The subscribers give notice ;hat they shall meet al the late residence af said dcreased in Kent. on the 18th day of October, 1855 and al tho Hotel of Edwnrd NJ. Judd, in sud Kenl ou the esi day of March. 1ss6, a, o'clock, ;u the afternoon, on each of sa d, tvs, for the purp9se of attending on the business of said appoint ment JAMES ORR. }Comm.s-
 CHAS. l. FllLLER,} sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Dr. stephen JeWett,s Medicines,

CONSISTING of Health Restoring Biifers, 0 Pulmonary Elixir, and Strengthen ng Pias- ter, may be found at the store of the subscriber True experience proves that It is contrary 10 nature that any single article or compound can cure every disf ase, and il also proves that nn,hing hns ever been found 10 go cfiecr,aliy eradicate d.sease as Dr. stephen Jeweii's iusiiy anahi.hly celebrated fan,ily medicines prepared hy si.phs n Jewett--caeh designed and nnpar alieled in tse permanent, relief and cure ot all diseases tnr wii they are rec inmcnded; 1; ariginaliy prepared by one of ile most success fui and eminent phy s,rians that ever lived, and used and recommended by cminen, physicians of the present. day.
 No Family should he without them. Tar npon them firm aud true reliance can bc placea.
 A G. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
yESnE Conrt of p1aha,e fer the Dislricl of

TESHE Court Of Probate fer the Distsict of
 N Liirhfied, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereoi, tor the creditors to the estate of HONOUR VI. BUELL., late of LiiehtieId, in sad district, deceased, in which io exhibit their ciaims fur allowance and settle mcnt Thsre ncgectirg to present theIr ac- counts within sad time, properly atiested, will be d,haYrcd recovery. All persons ndeb ed to said estate are rcqnestef io make immediate pavmen, 70 WM.t |. suELL, Execulor.
 Litchfield, Sept llth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

@A CARD.--rhe Young sLadies of the Cavaicade Ut the late Fair held In this vil- lage, gratefully acknowledge the rereip, of eight beautiful silver mounted Riding Whips. presented us by Robbins Ba,,.l, Esq, of Norfolk, whose memory will long be cherished hy Us.
 Litchfeld, Ger. 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Millinery Goods for Fall,

1fR jus, returned from New York with large and splendid assortment of Millinery Gonds, consisting as usual If c,ery variety of Silks, Rihbons, Lacess and Trimmings, Artificial Flowers and Feathers, Pushes. Vevets. Sa,ins and EmbroIder'es-togeiher with campscte every d. scription. from entirety new designs. expressly f.r our fall trade to which yonr early a,:entoa IS respectfully solicited -All of which will be snld cheap fur cash.
 Mourmng Goods of every description kept constantly on hand ar made tn order.
 LitchfieId, October lst 1855 6t23
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
The Connecticut State Fair, To be held la the City of Hartford
 Ocfober 9fA, l0ih, IIth and l2th,

N1footF StNs tVtHs AAtH 0H0 t<fHs NNILL be the grandest, most instruct- w inc, and most imposing exhibition oi thrkind ever held tn New England. Visitors t. this Sta.e Far, however, will lose more than half the value of their visit to this city, if whilst hc,e they do no, also visit ihe new Water W orks Col Cats works. the renowned Charter Oak and the innumerable i st unions in and abouI ,his city. and mse especially Brra,iier General ELltiU GERS Head Quarters" ., No. 10 staie streci, where he disrcnsrs, an the one pssre system, and on The most favorable terms. the handsnaesi and largest assortment of goods everetcsed in this sertion of The universe, viz :: FANCY GOOnS; TOYS; STATIONERY; {; 2 POCKET CUTLERY; GAMES; PER FIJI
 MERY; RElICuLES; DOLLS; COMBS
 AND BRUSHES.
 Blank Bouks, Legal Blanks, Letter and Bill q Pan.rs. Envelopes. CoId, Sicei and Quill Pens, kc., &c.
 He nl>o execuscs tn order all kinds of Card Job, Fancy and Book Pruning.
 Especial a,ien.ien given 10 the getting ID oi handsome Wedding Cards, Ense.ape~. aud Fix Ins.' For further particulars call at Number 70 State street. and examine the goods filling his enlarged store and warehouse. where will be found all lsty!es of desirahie goods in his line
 ELIHu GEER. .commsaaan,."
 a1 Reader, plcase make an iude'ibie note ol the tacf that at No. 10 Stafe street, Hartford will be Esand IS usual. in thesy season. al dess Table styles ol fresh and new Holiday C iJfs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

THyHE Court of Probate for the District
 K of L,chiieii hath limited and a!awedsix months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of NOBLE WEraiORE, late ni L,tchfield in said district, deceased, in winch to exhibit their claims for allowance aud settle Inent. Those neglec,ng 10 present tlieir al counts within said time. properly at,cs,ed, will be debarr,da . recovery. All pers,ns indeb,ed ie said estate are requested io make immediate payment io II. T. WEIGH, Administrator.
 Litchficld, Sept. 6, 1855. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Woiice.

A I meeting of the Stockholders of SA Phnnix Bank holden a, their Banking Ennse m Hari tsrd, on the 6th September, 1855. Ge,rge C. Woodrutf. Samuel r. Bulies. Gideon H. ti"llister, Henry ". Buei. Edward ". Sey- monr, David C. Whstilesey and David L. Par. melee, were elected Directors of the Branch Bank, Li,chiield
 Al meeting of the said Directors on the lo,h September. 1855, Gc,rge c. Woodratf was re- elecied President. and II k. Colt Cashicr of said Bran nch Bank. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Dissolution of Parluershlp.

VsNiiE co-partncrship heretofore existing
 1 be,ween Frederick Starr and Edward the firm If F. STARR & co. was dissolved on the 10th day of July lass, hy mutual consent, Aii outstanding claia.s and accounts will le settled hy l.. STARR. who continues ihe business at r e old sfand. III persons who have had dealings wh the firm will please observe this norce, and govern themselves accordingly.
 Dated al New Milford, this i4.h day of Sen .emher, S55. 3,sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
S25 Reward.
 <-es

fESHE Court of Probate for the District
 A ct New Milford hath limited and allowed SIX months from he date hereof Tor The ,iiiurs New Milford, deceased, 10 exhibit their cIa;m fr settlement, Thnse who neglect ta present their accounts, properly attesied, withip said lime, will be debarred recovery. All person, tndeb'ed to said estate are reaues,ed to make immediate payment to
 W. ] STARR. Exeeutor.
 New Milford, Angus, 30th. 1855. ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
NEW FALL GoeDs 1855 At the Beehive. 1855

LUST received splendid stock of staple s1 and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of Br',adclaths. Cassimcres. Sc French Merines aud Coburgs in ch.,ice cours. French md Am n plain. and iancy Muslin Deaines. Dehaizes, G'neiaas aud fancy and mourning Prints, plaid Merinos, gala Plaids and silk gala Plaids, black and p'ad and striped Dress Silks in rich patterns -Tht+t, Cashmere and wool long md square shn wis. wool. &c; atnnes, moreens. diapers {; bleached and suableached SiIeetings and shirt. ings. Ticks. Linens, Sc.
 Rcady-msde Cloihing--A large stock of coats, vests. pants, shirts, merino do and drawers, Ssc Hosiery, gloves. etc in greet variety. wnolen yarn, carpet warp. cold and white cotton ba,is and wadiIag. Dress Trimniings-lhe largest stack in the countyi Shoes Ladies, misses and childs of all descriptions. patent rubber ba Is and she's; Flpnr. geese feathers. groceries. crnckery, &e-all of which have been ~elect ed with erea, care, ard wiil be offered for CASH, prndure or work sta small advance from eos, .
 V- Shirts given aut 10 be made up in any quantity. A.so Insurance agent for several sooi companiess :. N. BRONSON. 7
 LiichiielG. Sept g, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Daguarreotypes.

fHSHE question IS often asked why so s much better Likenesses are obtained d, inc rooms of the subscriber than can be had a, any other place. There are but two reasons, VIZ: the ruFity of the atmosphere in this pa-ric- ular locality. snd peculiar combination of chemicals which he has introduced into his laboratory known only 10 himsel.. Likenesses taken equally well of adults in cloudy weaIher. A splendid assortment of Gases, Frames. Lock cts, &c. on hand. J. L. JUDD,
 No. South Street. Litchfed, August 18th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
New Machine SAep and Foundry
 AT NORFOLK

THSHE Laurence Aachiae Company are
 A now prepared Ia take j,hs for building, htuas np aud repaifing ali kinds oi machinery and m'l-work, witch they have facilities fnt doing on short notice, and on as reasonable terms as any other establishment.
 The Foundry IS one oi the best in the Stafe, and as they have purchased all oi the patterns belonging ta the late Boyd Manu.ac c;uriny Co. Winsied. they are ena'lied to make casting $ from the same patterns al jess prices than they can be procured elsewhere.
 Experienced workmen are employed in the various branches, and whoever may be in want oi any kind of machine work can depcad upon having II done to their satisfaction and are re. luested To give them ca |.
 4. J. ELWELL, Agent.
 Norfolk, August lst, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Collectors Notice.

NOTfCE is hereby given to all persons liable N fopay Taxes isi the town0f sharon that have receiyeda wsHspf for the collection Of . Town Tax of nine censs on a dollar on the As sessment List ot 1851 Also. . M,Iaary Tax. Toseceive the same will he al The Town Hall on Monday, December 3d, 1855, from . clock, A. M.. unfI 4 0 clock F. II.
 N. Al persons neglectipg to pay thci. Taxes on or before that day will be liable ,o pay legal fees for collecting.
 HENRY K. WHITE, Collector. Sharon Oct 5,t, 1855. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
,niassa sss,,. saive.

$ Should be kept on the sl,elf. ready for usr. Let families keep il. let the mechanic keep r, lei the n,ereha keep i, le, ey,rysanc kef l,.. 1t costs hu, . riis and may alleviate much sn'- fering. II may be had at rstai of ihe Az n at g oents per box.
 Prepared and sold. w'iolesaie and retail, only by SErn w. FowGg, Boston, Mass. to whom all orders should he addressed, snd for sale bv 4. C. Smith. Litchfed; Alvard G Brother, Vol corivilIe Phremix Co. Wa,erlown, and drug gisls generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Notice.

YsAKEN ID by lie subscriber on tlc aih A instant, dalk brown HORSE. ahaa, i5 hands hlgi. si,art dock. has few white hairs ll The iofeIiead, supps cd to he l2 seals eid or more, is in la:r enndilien The owner is re- qaesied u prove property, pay charges and take hiin away.
 SHELDON WIIITTLESEY. New Preston, Sept. l0s;i, 1853, 2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
District Of IFood5ury. $. Probate Court, Octobt ,Sth, 1855

District of Wood5ury. $. Probate Court, October
 ,Sth, 1855
 NA7sM. R. HARRISON of Bethlem. par
 w en: ef Walter K Harrison. Emma c. Harrison, aad Fanny $. Harrison, nf said place minors, ha wing filed his petition in said Court, asking liberty to sell the following Land nt acres in B.,h.en,. b,nnded north by W.B.Lakr and B. '. Lake. 2d and E. l.. Thompson, east by said Thompson s..ath by C. M. Kasson. and west by highway, with a dwelling house and barn on tic same of about he value ot sewn teen hundred ,iallars.
 The ih,rd Moni,y of December, 1855 al 10 o'clock, A NJ ,at the Probate Office. in Wool bnry. is assigned sn hear said petition on the merits and notice oi the nendeucv and object of said petition he given, hv advertising in news paper printed in Litch6eld, three weeks com secnevely. at leaut six weeks before the day as- signed 10 hear
 22i CHARLES B. PHELPS, Jalge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Groceries.

nlSSOI.uToN.-T'he co-partnership MI hrrssoi,Te existing under the nan,e nfd firm nfii0TCtiKtSS, nf TURNER & GO. Is ihis day bs masuai consent dissolved.
 A. NJ. TURNER
 D. C. CHURCHILL.
 E. r. TURNER. C W. RLaKgsLgE. WEALTHY EoTcuKiss. Nor,hkeld. Sept. IT. 1855. HOPARTNERSHiP-The undersigned Atshave this day associated themssslves in co partnership, under the name and firm oi Holct- kiss. I'arnef < Go.
 NJ TURNER
 D. ts. cnuxcusLI.
 II. IrRSsR. C. W. BEAKssLEE. Norih6sid, Sept. lT.h, 1855. 3,sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
The Misses Farnswurtl lss

NNf OtlLD invite the attention of the w Lad es to their new and beautiful as- snriinent of Fall and Winter Millinery, Elm bruideres nnd Fancy Goods.
 Also, gres, variety ni new and fashionable Dtess and Cloak Trimmings, Willow Baskets aud Toys, Ac.. B.. aud in fact every thing that is nsnaliy found in Variety Store.
 Ladies please call and ste far yourselves.
 MISSES EARNSMQnTu,S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

TExRIDLE Fog to the human family IS Pul- monary Consumption. II is great relief to know that Il ccn be cared in nast eases by he WAd Cherry Preparation ot l)r. Wistar--,he unesr rcIistic medicine h use for coughs, ttr. AN er6ers shnuld be addressed to ]. ?. SULLIVAN, Pronr;e,.v, l20 Washington St B,,s'on, Mass.
 Soie hv A. c. Smith, Litchtirld; Alyord & Brn,her Wocotlvifle sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Died

In Now Preston, Sept oGth. Willie, in- fan, son of Henry and Sophia Bolles
 In Nosshville, Get. i,h, Abel Gum, oi ,khe dropsy.
 In this town. Sept. 3o,h. of scarlet fever Ellen Eliza, only daughter of Henry and Dctsay Frisbie, aged yrs. and months,
 In Salisbury. Sept. a9th, Willie 5. son of w. and NJ. A. Turner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Atfentioi, All.
BtoaCM, Eg0sssses q Co. WATERBURY.

AN OUI.D invite the attention ot those
 W visiting the city fr,m itchfeid and vicinity to ,i.,ir stock of heavy Domestic and Woolen Go,ds, and general assortment oi Ladies Dress Goods, Trim,ninys md Embroid. erles selected for the Fall Trade They have large stuck oi Fancy Dress Silks and French Mef,sos. which were hnusht before the presen, advance. ani they will give ;hcir customers lie advantage ol their early purci,as scs.
 They will make weekly additions 10 their stock through the season. from Boston and New York markets. and are c.,nfiden, na house ii, the trade can offer superior inducements
 Waterbury. Sept. ia.i,. 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
N E w c OD g.! IcH GOOD S! CHEiP GOODS :! SDeucar & Ad7ms

 HAVING just opened their stock of 1A fall and winter Goods. respectfully invite the inhabitants of LitchiieId and the adjoining towns 10 call and examine their immense stock consisting in part of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oii Cloths. ready-made Ciothiaa of every variety and price, Boots and Shoes. Hardware, Cutlery, Crnckery. stone and wo den ware, Grore.i and Provisions-aI ct which are now on exhi- bition at their well-known stand and fur sale al very low prices for CASH, farmers produce or approved credit.
 Litchfeld. September 18th, 1855.
 3U by ' t'''' ' $ S < A A. . DYE FLOUR and fresh Corn Meal always EN on hand al $ & A SUGARS and Teas-the place to bay is a, o 5 A On CASES more of Mi,chelPs celebrated oO Candles this day reed by SRA 0nn CORN-BASKETS for sale cheap OOO at & 5 &A
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
.gE,rsicnE CarsE.

H BlDWELTs PECK, reacher of aS Vocai Music; instruction given in sing. ing Singing .srhols ar Classes iaush; in the fawns in the vicinity nt I.itchiield the ca,n:py iail and @inter, anl particular attention paid 10 tlte ruiiTenis and the proper method and style of performing Church Music.
 All letters addressed to me at LitchfielJ, will receive prompt aiifnfian
 Liictaeii August 29sii, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
.aT F ETFOE

pafticnarIy Fe0Hesfed 10 he new and spIen- \ did stock Of DRY GOODS just received by A. G. BRADFORD. NoIcolivie, consisting Of plain and Jlaid NIeTinoes. Scotch rlaids of high colnrs. all wool D.iaines, Parame,tas, Fancy DeIaines, Caiicoes, Ssc.
 Octuief tsf 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
!.N0k;re.

HtAME into tIsc enclosure of the subscriber O on ,he 25th day of September. white bsrshw PIG-hae no artificial mark. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges and take t away.
 c. c. GOSLEE. LitchfeId, fBantam,l Oct lst, 1855. 4l23
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Taken Up

DY tho subscriber on or alou, tho Isl, Aac. ID ono light rod yearIing IIcifer. no artificial marks The owner IS requested u rsove pro peTiys pay chafscss and take hrr aMaw
 A es ELI PERKINS. Gosfen, Oct. 3d.siSSA 3spsi
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Mourning Goods.

rHyHE subscriber has just received a.new -A stock of Mourning Goods. consisting of Merinoes, Bomhazines, all wool Deiaines, Al pacca. Love Veils, Grapes. Gloves. calars, S..
 A. q. BRADFORD. WoIcottvilie, Oct Ist. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
From s. C. Joliie, N,p York.

Ff0m fS- C. JUUtt, IftU T IUIh. 300 BROADWAY. x. Y. A. X J. DAYTON, Wnlcoavil-, Conn. 6# Gsnfs: The Meiodeons of your manufacture which have disposed Of have given fIe greatest sa.isfa ctiop and csn rccmInend them as being of . quality of "ione and touch" eaual 10 any ching in the country. Yours rniy, SaM'L c. JoLLiE.
 New York, March l2th, 1855
 or Sec advertisement on fourth page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
sFe,c Goods.

EsALL and Winter Styles of every des- -A cripsian of Hats and Caps. just received at the Iitcl,lield Hat Emporium. Large assor,- ment. and cheaper than ever, at the only Hat Store in Li,chlield.
 nrL Ladies Riding Hats, new lot iust reed
 H. JACKSON. Sept. Huh. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
FTsh. Fish, 5,

NO 0. MAcKEREL, 10 cents per ID. : saaD Al lo do' de. so. So
 | WHITE FISH, do. dn For sale at SPENCER 6 ADAMS
 slRSI' Qnsliiy Porto Rico MO PASSES U 45 cents per gallon
 Erst Quality Stevsrts Syrup. 15 cents pel gall0n.
 Second do. do. do 50 cents per gallon, al SPENCER q ADAMS. GD k BBLS. Refined SUGARS tiiis day ~@0 received by .,
 SPENCER & ADAMS. Z s0DA BBLS. F. $. Beacil's FLOUR. ~ V 70 do. Blue Jacket do. Tn Store af SPENCER q ADAMS LifchfIeId. Oct g 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11

West Haven Male Seminary. HyHE Fall Term of this Institution II will commence on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of September
 For more definite information please address the Principal. K. QUINCY BROWN.
 West Haven, Conn. Sept. |. 1855. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
District of Kent, ss. Probate Court, Ssptembe 2ad, 1855

District of Kenf, S. Probate Court, Ssptember 2ad, 1855
 HESITATE of HULDA BENSON, latr IA 4 of Kent, in said district deceased The limited ana allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate, repre- scn,ed insnlyen,, in which 10 exhibit their elaims thereto, and has appointed John Chase and Hiram Isegar, ,Commissioners, to receive and examine said claims Certified by
 WILLIAM TREAT, Judge. Tho subscribers oive notice that they shall meet at the Store of Fanton X l.egar, al s ,nth Kent. on the 20th day .af October next ensuing, and attbe lIa,el of F. M. Judd, in Ken, on the 2lsr day oi March, 1856. at ten o'cl,ck, in the areneon. on each of snid days, for tue purpose of attending on the hn~iness If said annoint- ment JOHN CHI ASE. 2 Cnmmis-
 HIRAM LEGAR,5 sioneIs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
Peaches, Melons, 6xc.

NHJIl.L be received fresh from New w York thraueh The season. ny the sub- scriber, and will he sold at the lowest market price, in large or small quantities. Every other
 VIM. WHEELER. I.itck6eld. August IA. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-11
FOR SALE.

~ FINE serviccahle Horse. gentle and .kA kinsi-a Gsrriagc. Harness. Sleivh. Bells, and Buffalo Rohc. all nearly new and in fine condition; which viii be snId at hargain
 Enquire nf A. $. BALDWIN. LilrhGsld, Oci, ssh. 1855.