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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-23
r. IOUIsJ,AGER BEER,
NEW WHOLESALE WINE
E.M0 IN x ST0R Is.

AXT public of Evansville and
Wv ing countryi general that have under this dats
opened above said where shall
Liquors. which intend to sell al
prices store keepers will do well 70 give
call ~ ..,-s. r,.st. :. :. - 81 -.
Particular attention is called 70 stock Of pure PORT
CIare aud brandes rood old Whisky
in bottles, which adapted for medical purroses -
Il myI6-tf Main opposite the Court House,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-23

HAVE Just received another resh lot of Bonnets en-
IL ission with instruction to sell them at about
half the original Call and them 3. EMBICH.
B-No for the Ladies not going to Church
On Sunday for the of new Bonnet. jsef
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-23

DR.. II. H. Gavanaugh. present 80
Dear sir When arrived in this city few days age.
suffering intensely with the piles mention ed
dtion you asking advces You recommended
Pile SsVe saying it would Itred 1.-THE effect
immed date and WE'LL believe il to be, ~ IL
proved in my invaluable remedy. and
that disease the Piles and such it Others
Yours, truly. JOHN W. HANSON. st. Louis Mo-.
HH- Price 81 per box. DR.. T. II. CAyAHAUGH,
Sole Proprietor st. Louis Ne.
For sale in Evansville by 80 Z fflF.rffa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-23

TIVE subscribers are in receipt their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind of Mems VOL
Misses Boys Youths and Childrsns Boots Shoes aters
Baskins STppers c which they call the attention
the trade Those purchased early and selected
from the and desirable stock oner IN the Eastern
markets. HENiklSkS q McREA
nh2 First st. Main.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
| Ayers Cherry Pectorsl
roR TIE RAPID CURE OF

FVN RAPID CchE OF lsGUGHS, Colds, Hoarscncss Influenza, Bron- " clltis, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, h. cpient Consumption, and for the relief of consump- tive patients in advanced stages of tho disease.
 We need not speak to the public of its rirtues- Throughout every town and almost every hamlet Ui the Aericm States, it's wondcrfpl of p,lmona- Y complaints havc made 1t already known Nay, few arc the families in any civilized country on this continent without some personal experience of its effects; and fewer yet tlic communities anywhere which have not among them some living trophy of its victory over the subtle and dangerous diseases of the throat and lungs While 1t ia tie inost powerful antidose yet knuwn to man for the formidable and dangerous diseases cf the pulmonary organs, it is also tn: peasantest and safcst remedy that can be employed for infants and young persons Parents should have 1t in store against the nsidious enemy that steals upsn them tnpicp.F We have abund- ant grounds to believe the CngRRY PEcroRAt saves more lives by the consumptiunst prevents than those t cures. Keep it by you. and cure your colds while they are curabie nor neglect them until no human skill can master the memorable canker that, fastened on the vit..ls, eats your life away.
 All know tine dreadful fatalify of lung disorders ard they know too the virtncs of this remedy we need not do more than assure them 1t is still made tho best 1t can bs. We spare no cost, no care, no toil to pFuce It the most perfect possible, and thus asd those Eho rely on it the best agent which our skill can furnish for their cure.
 Prepared by DIR. J. c. AfER. Practical and Ana lytical Chemist. Lowell. Mass, and sold by A.. C. Smith. Litch6ed; C. McNeil. Wolcottville: Fl Board
 man, New Milford Pratt q Foster, West Cornwall and by merchants and druggists throughout ths country. 3 as..ss.s1 sf ssslt
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

EGszea1 In1ucezncnfs N0 Puruhsse1ss.
 A Sthe Old Seand. No South slfcet, aiuonx {
 A great variety nay De found tlss following afti.
 Pesk, Beef and Hams Flsh q all ninds (fsesA and lsalf Rock Salt gfUund, for tahle and dairy use
 of ait kin0ss 9eas U III kfn 60 cents fo n per ib Tohacco, Snu6 and Hca1s, of yaiioas raana facfaress Fruits Nuts and Geuzec ureat ynriety old Jas1 cefIee krouad <snJ in the kernsl Heckefs Family Flour. first sste aftiete ehvsp as the cheapest; Feet and Meal Salesatus Ssasch nd Hssoaps Hairol and Pezfutaesy, e5sfers eousssfflv Ca hand hefsrShmarfs Of aIi finfks C6xsrv H;,sis and Gages erarietE of Standard fe3iefura f,arEss Round Msichr4 Aasranted, Bsooms, tShafsSs nisnu iac1nc teefhnr xith variety of ofhcr sfsiclrS in ftae 0rocery Lines snuts en0meraSed A sSs " s'
 ,.x,. ..,ss s,g, \, VI. 'H. .WHEEIER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
m R &x IT. 5 GOlLE4i1ATE. aIMSTlTUTE, FOR EouNa 0zag71srs1exa1 S
LTTfsfEFIELD, cOHN.

Fg kz3 4SA1k 4a-A<42 St1x S { k RoAnDfSa AND DAT SCHOOL. unie< thc
 supesintcp1snce of JAnc Rlcf4aus, H.zDs, Rfofessor of Nord RhiImophy and Bells Lrttres. aided by competent Ins(rucosS md m eacienf b5ss
 f kxaanincm. The Institute is locate in the llrxe and convenient building (now undergoing thoropgh Lyman Beechef, D. D., a his famiIss smansfor. 1his Insttutien with other SeminaFisx for both sexes e tablfshe6 here, Of deaervedly high repusaffnu iS acccsih1s by failruad in five hvurs from New Fark and m tbrcc hours from the cities of Hartford Ees Haven and Bridgeport. The resarkobie beuaty dE utchiald It's ps ar and nosn;a scenery. its litsrary celebrity, ib psoveTbial kes1fanas and it's entire exemption from all places of idle and dsspcted resort rxndes t not only flsorite summer retreat for null dfudes from the cities and from the S,nth but also and merse drilling of youth and s particularly re comnendedto those whose constitutions are suf. ing iron fhe eonfnsment and impure atmosphere of cty school rooms, and fom other debiNtasng influences necessarily connected with city residence. The system of education, though Morasg!ay Ameinn in ciudes all the studies necessary for the commercial and ac1re pArsuis of lie, or t. complete prcpars- ton for college The longest vacation will e in the winter, aal will commence christuas Terms s2s5 per annun (which covers oH tie eYsas) or S75 pef session For day scholars. the ssaae sia t. ees lroagA ae ysav. Primary department. SlO. class ical department. el2, English classical and .p,th- crnaticM department, $l5. The Fall Session commences the list of October the Spring Sessi.n un the Iith of February, and the Summer Session on the 22d d Mag. Arrangements have been male, through the naniGcence uf ftiend of tl:c Institr- tion fs receiving the sons ef clsryymen, and Emit ed number Of orphan b,as ii promise, at hcy.priy we'll selected Ibtary of 3O00 vols, accessible at all times by the students For references testimon- als crcrlrs, or other information relative to the School apply for the present to the Superintendent at Iltehhelh, Ct, to k A. watkinsun, Esq, 20 Nassau street. and to Farmer Brace O., icourtlaad street. New Yofk.s < 1-a '
 P.s. The services of the Res. Thomas Hemp stead. graduate of Princeton. lately of Louisiana have been secured and pupils will be received on the 10th of September.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

~ "a Court of Probate holden at Sharon, in and n fur the District of sharon, the 23th day oi July, A. D. lS.6
 Present, CHARLES F. SEDcwIcK. Esq, Judge.
 On motion of Charles ScasnA AExecutor of the last Will and Testament of JUL TIE BEECHEls late of sharon in said district c5g this Court doth
 limit the time for the credituFs of the Estate uf said decscd to present their claims to said Executor to six months rom this dxtc. a doth direct said Ex. ccutr to give public notice thereof by advertising in ncwsis,Eer printcd in iitchfsli in the County of Li,cLl,cld, anon public si;n.,,st h, sd S,ron nearest the last residence uf s,id deceascd ss sy,sg.r esrti.sci from ieccoed cii.AS. i. SEpGWICk, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
NOTICD

hereby given to the tax payers of the town oi Cornwall. that have received a warrant to col iect tax of ten cents on the dollar on the assess. ment list of 1885. and will meet them, to receive their taxes, q the following places, viz: at the Store Messrs. Clark Page in Cornwall Bridge from . o'clock A. M., to l2 at Nj. Beers Sons Store Q. Cornwall Plain. from till 1 clock F. M., Septem- Der 10th st Messrs. Pratt Fosters Store in West Cornwall. September l7th. from g o'clock A. N. to r. and from o'clock till r. M. e6 the same day, at John ". Beers Store in North Cornwall. and on the 2Oth of September at the Store of J. Doughty. in Cornwall Hollow. from g o'clock A. M, toi2
 K. l.. ScovIkL, Collector
 West Cornwall, Ang. 25th, 1856. 9 Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Orfiei: of Nofice.

NMILY F. BOSTWICK r. SOLOMAN L. BO8T. H WICK. State of Connecticut, Litchfeld Couf. ty, ss. Ltchfeld, July 22ud, A. D. l858. f S Upon the petition of the said Emily F. Bosswick, praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce. now pending before the Superior Court in and fof Ltcheld County, to be held on the 2nd Tuesday of September, A. D. l656.. It appearing to, and being found by, the subscribing authority that the said re- {Gndsn. is residing in a Ghsicago in the sssts ef ed, that notice of the pcndency of said petition b given by publishing this order in the fitchfcld Enquirer, newspaper printed in Litchheld, four weeks successyely. commencing or before the 24h day of July; A. ID, 1856 by. depositin9 copy sof said order of notice in the pbst-occ postage paid. at Plymouth directed to said respondent at Chicaoo on or before the 18th day of August A. D. 1856
 FREDERICK D. LEHMAN.
 Clerk of the Superior Court for Mtchfeld County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
NOticcs

ruYHE undersigned collector of town tax of eight II cents on the doilsr. laii by the town of Wash ingtou. on the list of 1854, has levied lis wasrant far the collection of said tax oH the Factory and other property connected with it. belonging to Tourtclot& Spaulding, situated in sail Washington on Shepang river. and 50 much of ssid Factory and property connected with it will be sold 1t Public Auction ct the Inn Of Wn Parish. in said Washing ton, on the lst day of November, l85G Ut . clock in the afternoon, as will pay the taxes and costs chargaahle against said Toartslott Slssuling, on the ter hili annexed to said warrant s8
 DAVID wHlT'lLEsEYs sCollector.
 WasAiugtun July Slst 1S58
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
THE SCIENTIFIC AndERrcAN.
 TWELFTH YEARl

ONE Ta0CsAND DoktAn CASH rRfzES. TyHE Twelfth Annual volanre of this useful .pub. II Destion eomzasnpes oG the 18th day Of sepiem-
 The Scientific American is an Illustrated rsri odieal, devoted chiefly to the promngation of in. formation relataiae te tAe sSrious MechaSic and Chemie Arts, lndastriAl Manufactures, Agricuifure Patpptss Inventions, Frightening, MlHwofk, and all interests which the light of Practical Scenceis cal. Reports of U s Patents gfsnsea are slso pu6lih. ed eyery week. including Official Copies of all the Patent Claims, together with news and information upon th0usa1ds of other subjects ss HA
 $l000-in cash prizes-~wiil be paid on the 1st of January next for the largest lst of subscribers s follows: S200 for the lst, s1T5 for the 2nd sf50 fr the Sd, $lo5 for the 4th $l00 for the 9th S7f for the eth, $50 for the 7th $40 for the 9th $50 for the 9th, S25 for the 10th $40 for the 1ith and SO for the l2th For all ciuhssof 20 and upwards the sub scription price is only $140. Names can be sent from any Post Office until January 1st 1857. .-~. fA9' Here are fine chances to secure cash prjses
 The Scientific American is published once week r. every number contains eight large quario pages, forming annually complete and splendid volume. iustrated with several hundred original engrayinga E4 TERMs- Single Subscriptions, S2 . year, Or si for six months live copies for six months S4 for a year, S6. Specimen copies sent Gratis. Southern, Western and Canada money, or Pest Office Stamps, taken at par for subscriptions.
 Letters should be directed (post paid) to
 MUNN, & CO, l28 Fulton St., New York. eg" Mcssrs. Mum Co, are cxtensively engaged in procuring patents for new inventions. and will ad wise inventors, without charge, in rcgaed to the novelty Of their Improvements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
lIEllA E0r salf

.ss &4H1n For &aae, aa @
 U AS0 138 acres, mo1e q slen, lyins one
 kleWetc cf tie 11eeeing- -House ii S0nth FsflnAd on - Metn x0eds sts Wxhtn9ton and 1bont one. .ialf mus AeW the South end of Bantam IAte On sstl Fam ase - euJIoms :--One DweIlfug House with an ' snd Wool aHona sdjoining, tws Barns, one Gov A01se--Wagon: H0rSe and Grain home cOmhined. hag House, &e n abundant supply Of good tkrSty amha and wood, and aa, within . few rods of the Hsuse. als0 sne hickory grove not great distance 6sn the h0nse: about 22 acres of Meadom ao,o. and addldOna aerts which prepare for seeIing the coming Spring. Several springs of iisst quality Of water--onc of which have never knyun t0 fail and twoof three which ssy seldom fail. The house c,n- seniences as well as the farm itsef are calculated and arranged for dairy if desired beautiful soft the house There are about fifty acres of land .itsl- afed directly acrss the highWay from my horse vhich can De purchased with or without the above if desired. Further particulars can be obtained by lersonal interview with, or by address to BEEBE & HALl1 South sFasms Conn rs III M a
 Sept. 1st, ls6e stolo
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

icld tPresent, Ammi Gidijhgs, Esq Judge al tue aoiuingdistrict of l9ymputhl hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate If JOSEPH ADAMS. late oi Iitchfeid in said Districs slecass in which to ex- hiuit their claims for allornnce and settlement Thoss neglecting to psesent their accounts within ssSd time, propsSy atsssted will bc dclarrv6 re- cssefy. All peEs0ns indebted to said estats qucztsd to mako immediate paymept to
 CHARLES ADAMS, Exeeutor.
 Ltch6eld. Ausust Stla. 1855. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
naytons 1fefozecns

paytons Afsiodecu& The following are among the testinohials la(>ly received by the manu1 cturess of these we'll 1newn and highly approved Izltsuments:
 Es0a r PsoesA 1sseasef Msis.
 Aesus. 4. E ' De,6oa: sS s ss ,s Gsnslemsn-.It is with uneh pleasure shat r oaSf ny testllaony as to the excellency Of the Red h. s.sunsas ssr .ssa <, nsnssssssd Y you snd an hspy M by any mannfacturei h this country. Yours. &c.
 PHocTos, Bennington, N. Hs From Ota~ R. ssAsssas Oyyaix a.d Elaaa~ef AaSx ~ sohns, Nse RFsrsssek
 osa.s Ths ! ds'sds9n a;s pagsAsssd ss yss is zsii spect. and an pleased to learn that all of Che t lodeons of your manufct1re which are in use i ths vicinity give satisfaction.
 St. Johns, N. B.. July 2lst, 1855. esN
 Fsm PsyssOr Hssss. Asssrs. 4. & ' Dasaom: ss ss,',s7rssF Dear sifs Having carefully examined the .scry excellent Melodeons of your manufacture, allow ma all those qualities which go to make | up superior ai instrument, viz: perfect equal temperamens and sssealsAt tuHs prompt and even actioS, 6eautiiuf style of finish, durabiity. power and superior quail such a remarkable degree in the instrainents in question as to place thon far in advance of any Me lodeons have ever before seen. -. s. s
 Very truly Yours, Sc, Gro. W. WILSON.
 From s. c Jouse, Nae York.
 300 BROADWAY, N. Y. From ;. Wassa, lbscher q Mssic on Pisno ass6 Mesodooa. e4 as# - Na.ing examined the improved model Melodeons' manufactured by A. & &J DAYTON, Wolcottxille, Conn am prepared to express my confident opinion that they are the most perfect instrument of the kind manufactured. Av J.E. WArsoN- Jr. V Boston, July 18th, ls55. s-t a ' < 4. &' J. Daeon. Wolcottyille, Conn. \ Geis The Welodeons of your manufacture which have disposed given tho greatest satisfaction and can recommend them as being of aquality of tone and touch equal to any thing in tho country
 Yonrs truly, SxHL c. Jorlrs = New York June 12th, 1885. l@ f4
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

Dsfnd q Eashaon, ss. Pro6ate Curt August 6, 1856 HESITATE of NORMAN HAZEN. late of Washing lH tou in said District. deceased s
 Inc Court of Probate for tue District of Washing ton hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, fyr the Creditors of said Estatc to cx hiht their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attcstc within sid time, will bc dcbaTred recovery. All person. indebted to said Estate arc requested to make imme dixte payment to
 N NELSON FoED, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

S!IE undersigned. Collector of School. District
 taY for the first Schna District in the rst Sxhool Society in Sharon, has levied warrant dirseed to im ss collector ssasofesid upon certain real eatac situated a spd Shar the property of JoHx F. GooD- wis aud GEoaQED D. GoapwIx they being jointly lia. be to pay tax assessed s9ust them in the tax lst annexed to said warrant Said real estate being the lanis of the said Goodwins, is bounded North and South ou land now UT lately owned by E. S. Stodiard
 East by the line of said school District and West by highway. ss8eE8E J
 Notice Is hereby given, that so mucl. of sait real estate ns will pay tho tax assessed against the per. sons aforesaid 0n sii tax st with incident costa will be sold at the public signpot ip the first society in sharon, near the house cf Jndson st. Joha oa sat. nrdy. the lth day of October next at o'clock in the afternoon as Public Auction as the law directs. 2 WAIT WILLIAMS, coiiectn of s,,id tax
 Sharon, August "a, 1856. sf t
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

Out sf Season and in 6aasou
 have just returned from Mnskse with well selected A stock of NEw Goops, consisting of | Ewavmy pretty style Spring DsLa,a< C.icocs of entirely new designs and patterns, heavy brown shectings and shirtings. hleached srtinys and linens, with good assortment of house keeping aoods which offer at lvw prices fur cash or exchange.
 v A.G. BRADFORD, Ty'coeeiits.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

A Ia Court of Probate holden at sharon, within tA and for the District of Sharon on the Fist day of August. A. D. 1S56
 Present, CHARLEs r. SEpawIcx, Esq, Judge
 On nation of Charles Sears, Exccutor of the last Will and Testament of CATifARINE SKINNER, Late of Sharon within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months he allowed and limited for tho creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Executar and doth direct that public notice Dc given of this order hy advertising in . newspaper published in Ltchicld, and hy posting copy thereof the public ssn-post i said town of Shnroa, nearest the place whcru the Gecuuncd Last duait VI csrtiici rum Ecc6ri:
 CHARLES Fl SEDG WICK. Jnl.o.s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Saddle and Harness Making.

ME subscriber continues to manufacture and U Keeps on hand everything in his line of business and he would invite the attention of the public to his establishment. believing that he can supply Harncss Saddles. Braies, Coiii<s, Whips, Sc of as good quality and at IS cheap rates as can be found elsewhere Jobbing aid< repairing promptly and neatly executed. Shopsyer thestore of chas. McNei
 FREDK BROWN. LitchGeld July 22d, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

sGDxHE Court 1f pr0bafe Soe the Distfct of I1tehs
 field hath limited and allowed 14 months from IT. dxxe hcTocf fur thst csediton u the Esta1a 0f ltss ANNA LA M8ON, late of Iitch6eld in said Lis. 1<jnk dccca fl uiiuA to exhlbit their clsifns for slloNnuce and obttlement 9tkne ueGlecting to pc. Fl s1lN boS def - &Ig6Dososy. All pRsons in1p1ts III to cid s5l1t8 IT requpnSad - make iznsnslitu se VREDssnrx HsGlzz1, Aimiailtsssoe E Etck6slds Auunss 17shs IS56.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

Arthurs. Patent Alright SelE-ssalins Cans
 and Jam KroR preserving fresh Fruits, Tomatoes, &c.-full A directions for using accompany them
 In Cans pint. quaTt half-glion and gallon. . Fire-proof yeliow-wase Jars, pint and quart half gallon glass Jars. -.
 MCNEIL { BRAMAN, Agents. Utchfeld, July 32d is5l 's~-1= @s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

VIE sslst5 ss: ! liA.t < asds. ihs Hef " yssl L4h cosd, iI.sf S Y TT 1T 71ssis ls ls tnelr sse.e rim uiii F epassd to procnrs ler thsir in6HGk ks1 visif TIT q IF inarkee riltbs on ' allehenss. ' 1 & sssssks-4 SXEHBN1 &C0. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
IT e a s3 TeAa

east TeaA9l 0A CHESTS of superior quality of Teas nos in ~O Store; black Teas from a53 to 76 cents uesr poead Hysnn skins sood article, af 6 scsats Ssr pound Also. Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hy son, from 26 cents to S1 per pound, at -
 HENRYsW. ADAMS &eCo. Lscahe,tl, May 2ls., 1856. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
GEORGE MERgELLs, Judge.

Hoooa-Ihe undersigned hereby give notice that they will meet at the Hotd of E. N R,nsorn in inc town of tarkhamsted, the 2yth day of September and on the 29th day of October, lSSj. at o'clock m the aternoon, on each of said days to attend to the duties of the above appointment
 MkRLis MEnRELLs Commis- 4tle WH. RAssox, sioners
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04

HDYos scc5fgSf r{sSssg IT fhe bIstr;ct 4A1f I1666wd fhS retnnkI Eka&s sllhsflIy Wn4A 4AGxgDnG&cfI IitesG s1g< thetenaet afs TT s.sd!!.y ths Ill d.x q sptanBsf
 LIT rtopSft eou1lsis e R.ga, LanSfs fsr. carss, z lss .l|:: Alasa 4ad otssE tee h;lssssoas ' - - pASTEL snoDpABD, 1ts.se.< $
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
Order Of Notice.

S ARAH NJ. LYMAN. vs. RUFUS j. LYMAN. - - state of Connecticut Litchfcld County. ss Utchheld, August 4th A. D. 1856. Upon the petition of the said Sarah M Lyman of Ltcheld, payiuy for rcasos therein set forth for d divorce, now pending before the Superior Court in and for iitchicld County to be held on the 2i Tues. day of September, A. b 1856. It appearing to, and being foun by, the subscribing authority that the said respondent is residing ia the State of Iowa in parts unknuwn: Therefore, ordered, that notice of the pcndency of said petition Ic given by publishing this order in the Itchfcld En9uiscr newspaper printed in Iitchfcld, three weeks successively com inei,cing on before the 7th day If August, A. b. 1856.
 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
 Clerk of the Superior Court for said County
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
G A R FHTz

CARRET "E would g1se notice that we arc daily rcceiy. ing from New York, some new and splendid styles 2. Caapets. which propose to sell at less pllcss 1an they were eyer offered at befnrc in shs Nassstsilis. April aist ls5e. E '1. Ready-Nlniic Clothing. VOU can find sk :oaf store almost any article in U this line yun msy eSii fur--and at prices which We are confident xiii plesse yon.
 N.&E \. BERRY. Woloottville. April ol iS5s. --
 Notice.
 WE would here say to our friends that our stock h complete with every variety ef goods, and We propose to sen thcm cheap.
 .g N. & E. A. BERRY. Woacottville. April cl. lass Eoo16 PAPER-50oo Pieces of this article RN just ycd-compaising all the latest pat tsrns an9 bsst styles offered in the market ssss N. & E. sA. KERRY. w0lcettsi,ls, April q, ,s5e
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-04
lla.l lILlls,

4s<e- V 2 A1axsss Geaa. ssSr~r as z EE1M T. EAuHENEn . O. Hea.ess sna 6
 .ssl! = Hleck x1sse alxsss -olIer ' 1he - s5s s.c:ssa seepl U s1aalln qsaatitje PL1 kln t4x1Os xtlea mn xuffSEle IF rSfsiIli5 xne4 ee nlct g01nd 6y n IT ssupeior tol tfe NesE As!1 II a6lko1ledsss IF iks iairy in- from 1he N6zt 1niss ly ffe ahiusrf i3 Sons and k selecte l6r dslf5 and sa5le use ke1 sSsdFuaf n Bs.I.s is kfss ,,;e .siseS s ! Prqn nasds .iA or Ssa. l TT .s -. !. |. 0l calling AtSthe office of the PRuxrx SArr Mnl4 Soe ansl6 Sanfur,Iss Blrk E9sSe .s,sa ,.sa ~ ..nsea. nay As supplied by the bsg, bssLsl .,
 Qa koek, mlk;s Island, St. Ubess snd .Lirernoo, naek NR may aixa51 bc obtained of as in laare os an.1tsltantities, at the lowexf raten # <
 18cofue1 by masa pruanptlr ,irseror.a f.
 GEORGE |. FAJ;LkNER co.
 = N0a. 5 and 6 Sanfori's Block
 \ IfsS1 ss Fleet street, New 1lavcn. Eo6ff.-.t