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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
DISTRICT OF wAsHixegoS. -. I
PRoBArE CorRT, Octel.sr 20sh. 1855 (

ESTAuE nc HENRY KINNEY. late o.
- Wash,ni ton, in said district. decreased.
The Administering repre- s.nts the Estate in.
solvent and prays the arpra.tmcn, Of Commits.
sioncts thereon. Ordcrea. thar Commissioners
TO receive and examine ,hc Claims Of the cred
ito,s III sad estate, be appointed a, the Pr.bs,e
Ofhc~.'n Wnshingion.on the Is, Monday Of No.
vcmher 1855, AZ ] ociock, afternoon; Of which
all persans In interes, will take nosire and IN
pear. II they sce canse, and he heard thereon.
96p DANIEL 6. fLATT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Gents Furnishing Goo as.

"E nave now great assortment in this
w line, viz: Hats, Caps, Buckskin Gloves
Collars and B ,son,s. black silk Craya,s yery
large and Heavy. Napoleon and Fancy Ties,
Saspenders, Trunks, Carpet Bags. Leather and
Canvass Bags, &c. Mcneil & BRAnAx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

WINE Store of the Subscriber will Be weekly
J. replsnished with EKw Goops, from the
New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing
Houses, and from all the principal American
manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment
may DO found oil kinds Of
Letter, Cap, Dra,riny Note and Fancy Papers;
White, Buff e. Endmeled Envelopss; !.
Papier Na.he, Rosewood, Mahogany q Lsatass
Writing Desks, Work Bores. &C.;
Cloth, Leather and Papir 1fachs Potsoaos
From SIX cts. 10 $500 each;
Al ayies Of Card Cases and Porte Monnaies
Wallets aud Pocket Books;
Steel, Silk and Kid Purses; Bankers Crsss;
LxLin's Celebrated Genuine Psrfimss;
Fdrina's Uaripaisd Cologne;
Bridal, Glove 8. Hamdkerchief Perfamed Bcrss,
Building Blocks, Wood Alphabets:
Haux, Iron, Tin and India Rubber Toys;
Pearl 8 Irory 7atlets;
Crying Babies; China, Var and Rubber Dolls;
Games too nume,ous 10 mention;
Magnets, MASKS, q. Magic Lanterns:
Hair, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail & Latler Brushes
Gentlcmens Dressing Casesj
Sha and Horn Dressing Combs; lro'y Csmbsj
LADIES' Companions, Spool Stands;
All kinds Rubber Balls; Iesta Lights;
Harmonious. Pickgicks. Sand Toys, Tea Bells
Op1a Glasses, Toilet g. Travelling CLASSES;
Thermometers and Baromefers;
1Sod Pordrr, Hair Oils, Toilet Shaving Sssps,
CAessmen, Dominoes, Back Cannon Boards,
Chessboards; Dice; Checkers;
Sewing Birds, sir kinds, from 81 y to 90 cents
Penkaives Scissors and Shears;
A splendid assortment Of
Gold Pens, in Gold and Silrr Casa,
Ssesi Pens, Eyffy Styles, Pen Nics and Qaiils
| Letter Seals or Stamps, all styissj
Tbs best of ipar, unbranded to Earn .fiw;
Water (olrs, from cents 70 $500 per Ses
Fancy Paper and Glass Borss;
] Transparent, Porcelain and Paper Siass,
A large assortmentef Natiny6. Wedding Cards'
/ Stationery Articles in general;
Er1y Kind Of Legal s. Probate Biaals;
Wedding Stationery and Fsrins," beat qualities;
[ Patent Blot Pads Diariss;
( Ledgas, Dry 8 Clsh Books, Jou,aals, sc
Blank Notes, DRAFTS, Orders, Due Bill, Sc ~
LetfG IgRyfhg 4 fssseo, Ao0ss 1"~
Mathematical Iasbmats; Blotfins Pap~s;
Paper Folders and Paper Wsyhb; Erosssy
Newspaper Files and Wires;
| Mouth Gine r Maeiiays; Indelible Ials,
/ Black, Blue, Red q Yiols Inks;
Lnkstasds, Of One Hundred di6rmt varisi~ i
ALI Of the above described articles can b. found
IN greater profusion and variety than slsswhss
In New England, besides other articles too nansr-
ous TO mention. Call and see for yoursslE They
viii be sold at the lowest prices, either 1t Whole
sale or retail. uy- Particular attention given =
me PArrs and ExyELorE THADx, 1t 10 srArn
srxEET, HARrroHp, CT, b. ELlHu GEE
I ~ Every kind and style Of Jon, cARD
and Book PgISrIxG. By Steam, executed
J As heretofore. Large additions Of NEW
rYpK and MACHINERY are being made
this year, to the already most extensive
Printing Establishment Of
j ELTiU GEEK, ~ srAsx ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
.NesU Goods.

NALL and Winter Styles Of every dea-
cnpiinn Of Hats and Caps, just received
q the Litch6eld Hat Emporium. Large assort.
ment. and cheaper than ever. a the only Hat
Store in Litchfield. 3
31 Ladies' Riding Hats, new lot JUST reed.
H. JACKSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

"0vEY'S Improved Hay Cntter. Corn
IL Shelter, end Tanning Mills, win re said
9sw Cash ~ * change for any kind OF produce
~ brstsrprsne Than can be done n any ether
GEO. F. II READ, 8
No. - Broadway, New Haven. pz6
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
.lnlfce.

rAME into she enclosure Of tho subscriber
" on the 25th day Of September, white
barrow PlG-has ne artificial mark. The
owner is requested TO prove property, pay
charges cad take Il away.
C. C. GOSLEE.
Li.ch6eld. BANTAM, &c, lsi 1855. AIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Fish, Fish.

NO. 1 MACkEREL, 10 .ents per ID.
sliAD 10 do. d..
WHITE FISH, do. do.
Far sale q, SPENCER & ADAMS.
Ok DBI.S. Refined SUGARS this day
50 received BY
SPENCER & ADAMS.
0A BDLS. Il. 5. Beach's FLOUR.
~ 10 do. Bine Jacket do.
10 Store st SPENCER q ADAMS.
l.i,ch6cid, Oci. 3. ls55.
HOUND on Wednesday last, IN tbs village
il silver Watch. The ows,cr can have i
BIZ psovins property and paying lor this adv.
Enchiseld. Oct. 5sh. lS65. e
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
The Young Ladies Institute

nr Cosn~ al. Com, will resume its Winter
" s<ssion On Wednesday, November 9Th.
sndseo0tinue Eve months.
In terms are e75 per- session Of fise months,
with psivite3c Of Studying sny Of The branches
ssughf IN similar fnsJifa'es, and including tui.
sion, sss,sns. board washing. liel,ts and fnei.
Ansexfra charge will be made for Music Of
ssn dnllsrs per quarter.
Fer further particulars enqnire Of
SARAH A. JOHNSON, Principal.
Cornwall. Conn.,, Oct. 13d, 1885, Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Groceries, Prsyisio rs. Fish Ac.

Groceries, Provisions. Fish &c.
AY be found at the store Of the sub
IL scriber in South Street, i GOOD assortment
Of Eroceries. Provisions. Fresh and Sail Fish.
Oysters, Clans, aud substsntials and refresh.
men tsof oil kinds, which win prove worthy the
inspecaion Of those in the habit OF eating ana
d,'nking New Goods are received every week
and aii native and foreign delicacies may be
had in their season. Tive him ! call and ;n,ss
for yourselves.
WILLIAM WHEELER.
Litch6eld. August 7th 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
!" TWENTY-FIVE II pts f<tUs TOW. u ~ -77--
Fall Campaign I!
Il q y y.


NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NOW opening at MCNEIL 4 BRAuAN'S
In a. the old stand OF F. ID. Mcneil, first
door east OF the Court House-the Depot for
Unparalleled Boygsins IN
Dfy Goods, Groceries, CroekeTy, &C.
Would respectfully announce to their large
number Of customers thai during the past week
they have been opening mn extensive assori-
ment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
adapted 10 the Fall Trade, and invite all 10 call
and examine our stock. as we feel confident
that BY doing 50 you will be enabled IA secure
much better bargains than can be iound else-
where. Our stock is now large. consisting in
part Of M DeI.aines, Ginehan,s, French Merinos,
Paramettas, Mohair DE- Baxes, Plaid Merinos,
Mantle and Cashmere Shawls, Ladies' & loves,
ih,sicry. &c. Also, Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting Of French aud English Broadclo,hs,
Plain and Doeskin Cashmere, great variety
of Vestings, Fancy Cfavats, Gloves, Minens,
&c. Also, bleached and nnblesched Co,tons,
Linens, Knitting Cotton, WOODEN Yarn, Cotton
Batting. Waddine, Diaper. Velvei Ribbons,
MORE Antique. Trimming, Black Taffcta Rib
hons, Worstrd Binding, Napkins.
u Aieo. a large stock OF Groceries, Crockerv,
&c. all of which nave hecn selected during the
past week with great care, and will he offered
for cash or produce NJ small advance tram
cost. Those wishing Gnods in our linz may rest
assured that no misrepresentation will be made
either in quality or price.
- September 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Wanted for Ca5hl!

1.-TWO ~ 1Sree Ens quality new Mich
4 COWS, noted FOR sbsndsnce Of Milk. Of
iIsse rate mllkers. Adusess Boz No. 632 New
Haven Past OfIice. px6
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
The Fall Campaign !!

FNNhE subscribers having been in the
IL business Of selling Goods in Wolcot,yle
.n,e eigh, months. and having received such a
liberal patronage from our friends in this and
prove the opportunity Through the circulation
Of the i.itchhcid Enquirer 10 thank all Of those
who have 80 literally patronixcd this establish
men,-and we would here state that we have
not been unus,ndiui ut the future interests Of our
customers. For the last three months NJ. N.
Berry. one Of the partners, residing in New York,
has made il his business 10 select from time 10
time such goods as he cnuid purcl,ass n auctions
a. very low rates; the larger part Of our stock
which VIC shall offer Tn our customers tins tall
was purchased previous 10 the rice in goods
There Is no d,sputmg the fact thas our facilities
fps purchasing goods enahle M = cell of the
same qualities in our Dry Goods department at
prices from 10 TO Ii per cen, less than any ~. her
merchant in the county can afE,rd ,hrna We
have just received and they are now offered Tor
inspection the following eeods;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings.
bale ~ brown cotton, good article, 5 cis pr VI
! do do do do heavy, 6l-4 do
: cases more of ,hosc fine bleached, 5 do
do very line do 6l-4 do
Dress Goods.
In this department we shall pect To sell every
pcrson who calls ep,n ms, having bought Of every
style Dress Goods offered 10 the market, com
p.,sed OF siriped plaid Brocade and plain coloret
Merino~s, oil wool NJ DeIa,nes Of every color
rs p. Coburcs. beautiful COLOR, at The iow pr'c,
Of IS eenis per ward. 10 ps Cola Pia,ds. 5 p
Oprrs Flannel, IS ne striped aud plaid Muslin
Delaines. TOGO ards Prints from i-s to II 1:
cts per yard.
Ready-Madc Clothing.
In this department We boldly make the state
merit without any fear Of contradiction that ",
have the LARGEST and best assortment in the Co
consistin. Of every variety Of mems and boy
wea..
Groceries.
Having purchased these Goods in July mn,
August. We ere now fusnishine them 10 our Gus
| ion,rrs u the same pfircs that the Goods ar
warih II Wholesale IN New York.
We would sayfo oil persons residing out 9
town. who intend Visiting this place 10 max
| iheir Fall puvchase-ihat liberal diseo1ni nj
be made 10 them. Also, that they win be sur
70 lind everything on their memorandum ~ ou
Stase. NJ 4 E. A. BERRY.
WoIcostvills. Oct lss, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
FOUND

IN the enclosure d The subscriber On or ahou,
j the la instant pale red Hciier Calf. Ths
owner is requested 10 paw charges and take krs
away. ISEfu II. tAiLls.
li,eA6eld, Oct. Sch. 1855. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

The people must harc Light!
NY calling. NJ SPENCER & ADAMS, you
I'D can find those celebrated N i,chell's Candles
put up in boxes for family use
Aso,s Sper,n, Adamantine and Taliow Can
dies. Aug. Sth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

n LAKGE Assortment Of Trunks,
~ valices, Garnet Bags and Ladies' Hat
Cases. Ira yelling Bags and Snicheis. rheap { r
meut, West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

a Cashmere, Bas State and Scofch Sha wls
Just received =, AsNEIL = RRAaiANS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

YyHE FORBES IRON WORKS. II
y Canaan, Conn, for sale. Enouirs 81
GEORGE ADAM. near the premises
Sept. ID, l053. 2 Is y. u
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
0rowa Holmes e Co..
WATERBURY.

HAVE soscompIeied their stock Of Ia.
- die Winter Dsess Gae,is. iha, fhose y hn
wish the pleassre II soldering from rrIs. stock
GEO now have the opportunity, especially from
.ouf variciy.af
FREscn MEnssosx,
Wool PIAIps,
scAsnMEREs,
ilrLAIxEs, Re.
They ere the only Agents In this vicinity ~
abe sale II the Reiterated Pmwidenoc WooI
Yarns and Boston Rfi,bed Hose, nod, of which
are acknsw'ledeca the hest dsaods If he kind
esssat. Alsa. ! general s~.orMyrnt n Weoi
xsl Gasds-fI oe,is. MuGsiers. f;aiscrs, 10.
6ischnH . celebrated Black :Si!ks, and Al +
sndre's genuine Kid Glovss.
vrlvcis and Moife Antique Silks for Ladies
Ctnsks
0yssa Fianrels an cs'ms
Boy - CLOTHING, Fail and Winter styles.
SHOWN HOLMES 4 co.
Wsiarhssy. Oct 2ad. i65A IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Ready-Made Clothing.
Lamp on.

Lamp on.
n SUPERIOR article Of Winter Strain
! n ed Lamp Oil Just seressed ~
MCNEIL = BRAMANS-
Vinegar.
ID MCNEIL & BRAMAN'S-
Rye, wheat and Graham Flour.
A LS0, Csrn Meal and Feed cons.ansly on
n hand aud delivered 10 any psri 81 the siit
age. by MCNEIL & BRANAS.
Ii shfeld. Oct Ipsh, ISIS =
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
1.itchfield 90. Eat store,

n a.. kinds Fall style HATS, Bnffalo
IA Robes, v.ciorines Of al, kinds. Plush aud
S1osh Gaps, Glazed Caps, Fancy Robes, Fancy
Hass ell kinds, Fur Over Coats aud Seal do,
81 kinda Of Fur Gisves. IL. JACKSON.
Iitrhseid, Oct I'D, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Attention All.

TIME public are solicited 10 examine the
Pictures dsilv issuing f,onn VIM. A CAR
RtER'S Gallery, BansGn F:1lis.
flis Likenesses are appiauded by the best Of
judges, aud olien chosen in preference 10 those
taken By the most popular CITY artists
just came and see,
Ana You'll sgree
His Pictures are Excelsior
Tis his delight
To do them right,
And sutisfy each customer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
NEW SINGING COOK FOR Iss5-s6.
One Thousand Tunes and Anthems

TIARA. Far lie ~ Bsnk eIlers and Music
Dealers generally. The publisher vi !. on re-
criIa u sx,v Gems p0-fse~ ssauips. mall single
copies TO Teachers Es eAamIn tim. and pre-
pay the pr faee thereon
+. J. HUNTINGTON, PnhI'sher,
p9l - Park Row, New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

= $50 NJ ]. ,...-- 8 g -
- Bsnk - Is II w 81 Gsssl,era assS : =
a -
-. -. 80 -. -. - g q
Whole nm't q esplte! stnck pe1d M &zQdDQ0
Bills Il The bank - circnislsoa- A5s1S0
Balance due ~ benks ~ the STATE, 81
Deposiis not heannx interest Sk.464 -
Depesifs airing interest as per e. 4650
IA a.
Dfvicenos unpetts 81
E..r;c !. s;es. i. :, ,,;.;a.-s - - g g
: nv - = s'se"us 800 g
Tas.1 ,;.h;l,;.. e1o7 7qs q
= s''s'es' 1865 =
- ZEAL RsrArR OWNED IT THE nAzx4e
Blinking House. s.321 39.
Specie in ihe bank. I206S 96
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Disfrici ef Woodbury.. -. Pre6sse Coxrf, October
SA, 1855
Vy1M. r. HARRISON Of Bethlem, par

NTM, K, HARR1SONo Of Bethlem, par
w en-, of Walter X Harrison, Emma C.
Harrison, and Fanny S. Harrison, Of said place
minors, hsvins flied his petition In said Court,
asking liberty 10 sell The following Land ii
said min.rs owned by Them in Zee, about g
acres ia Bethlen,. bounded north BY W.B.Lake
and B. D. Lake. I'd. and Z. l.. Thompson, east
by said Thompson, south by q. NJ. Kasson, and
west by highway. with dwelling house and
barn on tho same Of about the valse OF sevn-
teen hundred dollars.
The th.rd Mondsy Of December, 1856, a. 10
o'clock, A, NJ {, a the Probate Office, in Wood.
bury. is assigned 10 hear said petition ON the
merits snd notice OF the pendeucv and object of
saidpetitinn he given. bv advertising in aews-
secu,ively. 81 leaut six week. before the day e.
signed 70 hesf
3sa CHARLES b PiIEIFA jades.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
u n u "a 70 10 N

Is particularly rrquessed 70 he new and rplen-
! did stock of DRY GOODS Just received
by A. g. BRADFORD, W0lrosiville. consisting
Of pain and plaid Merinoes. Scotch rIaids Of
high rsa"ss. NIL wanI Driaines, Paramettas,
Fancy Delsines. Calicoe.. 10.
Orfoher Isl. lS56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

DY The subscriber on o. ahont he lsf Aug
II On Iiehs red yesrliuR Hcifes. no sg,iiicls
Msasks The owner h requested ~ psvyc Psu
Pessy. psy chAEses, and take her awAs.
Vsseen, OCT. d. lasA sapst
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Ladies Dress Goods.

Il GREAT variety Of new and fashion ,b'e
n Dress Goosis-cnnsistirg oi fancy Silks.
black do Of the hes. mskes, cotton anil worl
Oelaines, French Thibeis. MeriTs, wool Plaids.
D~bsges, Mosair Cloihs. &c. that will be suid
very cheap. MCNEIL s. BRAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
Plaster and Coal.

TIME subscriber has jnst received =
u cargo If Rlue Plaster; alsn, 4 lot of the
best red ash Coal. egg and stove size--which he
will sell for less than Bridgeport prices.
East Min. Litch6eld, Sept. II. sfsi
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
s OF Sale.

n GOOD Handsome Cooking Stove, fneariy
n newt 81 the latest psssem. Il being rasIs.
e. teo large for the subseriber, ID The reason Of
shssais, G. REINHART, Watchmakrr,
Lisch6slds Oct 43J, 1855. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

6leul4 - kept 90 she she'll, ready OK ne
s. Is ~ IL sss srrs sns i s 4
Il ees1e - \ nile. md lusy alIevinte snpch ~
tssing. - - hid . retail of ~ Aeeiil u
> e1pls ~ ~.
An eedefb shcnld he addressed = ]. J. eUExsvAn,
Psopeselor, I'D Washingfon ST Boston, Mss
Sole ~ AsC. smith, IitchfeIdj AFFORD =
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
ESsrATE Of DAVID EDWARDS ,.,.

Disfrirt Of Keet, -. Probate Csxrf, Sspsess6sr
9lsf. lS55
NSTATE Of DAVID EDWARDS late
IL Of Kent, IN said district, deceased: the
Court Of Probate Tar the distrca Of Keat hath
limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors Of ssid EsIaie repre-
scented nsolvcn,, in watch 10 exhibii their elaine
sharaD, and CbsrIes / FoI,sr E.o of ~ .n %
Commissioners. Ia receive and examine said
claims. Certified nv
WILLIAM TREAT, Judge.
The subscribers give notice :ha, they shall
meet q, the late residence OF said deresred in
Kent: on the 18Th day Of October. 1855; and .,
the Iiotel Of Edward ". Judd. 10 sa,d Ken, on
the Ed day OF March. lS56. at O'clock, in the
afternoon, an each OF said DAYS, Tor the purpose
of attending on the business Of said appont-
meat JAMES ORR. Commits
CHAS. L. FULLER eion<rs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
# ALL G O q % o..
T.. n. Richards

IL large and splendid ass rtmeat Of Fall
and Winter covds. surh - Cloths, Cassnese.,
vestinrs. Ts,iors' Tr,mmiacs and Gsns's Fur
nshinR Goods which he will sell chea for cash
10 Fall and Winner FASHIONS JUST received
q, I. II. RICHARDS Clothing establishments.
Yves; Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25
SIS Reward.
8tlayed or Stolen +!

X DARN brown, lnearly black, medium
a s,zs HORSE. with heavy name and tail,
snirimmed fetlocks, and white star in his fore.
head. He was lately owned by Mr. John Boyd
and formerly by Mr.. Freeman Of this village
Whoever will bring said Horse TO the subscriber
~ give information that may lead 10 his recvs.
cry will be rewarded as above.
~..-.- HENRY BARBER.
Amenisvil!e, Duchess Co. N. Y. Aug. rs, IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

HREAT Sale Of Scotch Pebbles -
~ The demand constantly increasing /.
have just received large addiionsso my stock,
90 that persons whaling 10 make selections viii
do well e call eariy. while my assortment re-
mains full and complete. 40
A. s. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-25

- Bank 8 IS IL dsy d osssEes. - -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRITAL oF THE cAN4pA.

HALIFAX, Nov. 22-The mail steamship
Canada, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool 10th
inst, arrived at this port about / o'clock z.
NJ, en- route for Boston.
The excitement in Great Britain in regard
to the threatening aspect of the relations he
tween the British government aud the United
States had totally cooled off, and nothing of a
bellgerent nature had transpired.
Duringthe week from the seat of war, there
is no news of importance beyond rumors of
battles near Perekop and Simpheropol, which
are generally discredited.
At the latest moment report was in cir
culation that Nicolaietf had been bombarded
by the allies.
Peace rumors were quite abundant but
they were apparently without foundation.
Strenuous efforts were being made 70 bring
Sweden into the Western alliance
Unfriendly relations were arising between
Great Britain and Spain respecting certain
disputed claims.
Commercial Intelligence. The Liverpool
imation, ard owing TO iuited supply of the
current qualities an advance had been fully
established on some descriptions. The quo
tations are IA higher than those advised by
the Pacific.
In Breadstuffs a general advance had taken
place, and all descriptions closed with an ac-
tive demand. Messrs. Brown. Shipley, & Co.
call wheat Sd higher; Flour Is, and Corn .
Sd per eight bushels.
A further considerable advance in sugars
had taken place. The money market was
rather easier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23

So the gifted poet Keats. Whatcan be beau
tlu had ue head of Hair that noblest of Natures
adornments Who that is young, but values the uxuri-
ant locks Of youth, and would preserve then and who
that is old but would badness To all such
would commend LYoNs KATHARoN universally acknowl-
edged to be the valuable and the most delshtfaly
pernmsd toilet art Gle prepared Be and ask
for LYONS KATHAiRoE, guard against the vaueess
limitations and countereits which have lately put
unde somewhat similar Sold everywhere in large
bottles, for only 2 ) cts.
HEATH, WYNKOoP & CO., Projectors.
I'm 63 Liberty street, ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23

A Congregational Home Missionary
at Leayenworth, Kanzas, entrusted letters for
the post office to slaveholding neighbor who
carried them to the Office of the pro-slavery
paper, where they were opened and read in
search OF anti-savery sentiments. The mis-
slonary afterwards upraided the stakeholder,
when the latter knocked him down, bruised
him severely, and was attempting to gouge
out his eyes when some neghbors came to the
rescue and saved him from SO great a calamity.
The wounded missionary writes -" We live
without arms, and our door is only fastened
by small wooden pin, but the Lord is on our
side-.I will not fear"
There arrived by lake at this port
Tor the twent four hours ending noon YES
terday, two hundred and fifty thousand bush
els Of wheat, which at an average value of
vi 70 per bushel, would amount to 1926
OO0 ; Sven thousand barrels Of -four, at nm
average value of $3.50, would amount to
100000; ten thousand barrels of beef, at an
average value Of $l2, would amount to Sl2O.-
600. Pretty fair for oae day. for three arti-
eles only-total, 1904 ,5OO.- Bgfaio Com.
1dv. Nor. l6.
The Greenfield Gazette, with malice
prepense, says tMGt@ome persons who saw a
brilliant light in I. M. Dewey's office, last
Saturday evening, raised an alarm Of lire, and
were just about to break IN when a person
lifted the window and quoted the appfohen.
sions OF the crowd. 1t was know nothing
meeting they were holding, and q few pine
Knots were being let OIL in honor OF the 'yie-
tory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23

IHR GRocER's BANK.-The rumors which
have been ahoat for day or two past, unfa-
vorable to this institution, gave occasion for
thorough examination of its affairs on Mon
day afternoon and evening, by the ank
Commissioners, since which the city banks
have. for themselves, made such inquiries and
Investigations as have satisfied thCm of the
entire safety OF the Grocers' Bank. and ena-
bled them to render such aid as that institu-
ton required to meet the unusual demand
which is always made, under similar circum.
stances, for the redemption Of circulation and
the payment of balances. The bank has con-
tinued to respond to the calls made upon it
but the general uneasiness in the market,
with the constant pressure upon its means,
aggravated by the public attention which was
becoming attracted to its positions rendered il
prudent for its Directors to call for assistance
from its neighbors in the street, and for which
the bank could furnish ample security. The
Iraeelter OF last evening states the amount
OF aid afforded at 100000, and also that the
loan OF the bank had been excessive, but that
its accounts were found to be correct. Boston
Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-23
CnmbrIage carlo Nrnrl.e.. Nov. q, 1855

Atmarket 20l7-sbou 1900 be- YES and 5I7 stores con-
sisng OF working oxen, cows one and three years
cid.
Market Beef-Extra, 81 75aS LIST quality S7a75G; I'd
do $3.50 10; 81 40. $5l5,75: ordinary 81 5Oa5.
Stores-w Working oxen s75 So 90, 100, 1SOa14o.
Calses-25 at mark t-S6 las.
Cows and CaIves-S25 80 S. 40a50.
Two years old-sI4 1918.
Three years 0ld-SlS, 2Oa2l.
Sheep and Lambs $3.50 market-Exra, 81, 8, 6a7;
BY lot, g. Ill. 5Sa3
SWINE $40 at market-Itc per ID. for old, Wholesale.
Tailow-9}al0c per ID.
Hiles-7aT(c per h.
Pelts-S7a92e each.
Calf Skins-l3c per h.