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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
HELMBoLp's Fl,eHLr Coxo <aartp Compound Fluid Extract Safxaparilla

For purifying ihe blood, re "oving all diseases arising from excess of mercury, exposure und I 'mprudence in life, chronic constitutional dis ecsc arising from an impure state of the blood aud ih- only reliable and effcciual know n remed, for the cure of Scrofu.a, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Alterations of the Throat and Legs, Pains and SweIlings of the Bones. Tetier. Pimples on Inc Face, and all .caly Eruptions of the Skin.
 Fhis ari,cIe is now prescribed by some of ihcmoet distinguished phy scians in the coun- try, and has proved more efficient in practice than any preparation Of Sarsaparilla yet offered 10 the publc. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, HercuriaI and Scrofulous diseases have entirely recovered in fhe incurat le wards o5 our public institutions which had for many years resisted every mode of treai meni thai could he devised. These cases furnish strikins examples Of inc saluiary effects of this meds. c,ne m afses'ing some of ihe most inyc,e,ate diseases, after the glands were destro, ed and the bones already affected.
 NOTICE -Lciicrs from responsible physi cians ard professors of several Medical Col. ieges. and certificates of cares iron, pat,ents VII befound accompanying both prcparat ns. r''es- -bncha, Si per bottle, or bottles for S5
 SnrsaparIlIa ss " equal n s,reng,hio one gallon of Syrup of Sar-apsriIla.
 Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBoLD. Chemisi. 263 Chestnut Street, near ihe Girard House, Philadelphia and lobe had of drps. eitts asd dealers evesy ehere.
 All letters directed to tae Proprietor or Asent receive immediate afienfion.
 ses ssss ts A0 SMITH, Lifehked
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
'eadv-Nade Clothing.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's vVk.VTEK CLUIAs.yG.

rONSlS TING of Mantle, W ooi and O Brocua SuAWLS Highland Pia,ds, Pta,d herinas, Coi'a French Merinos, Mer,uo C.rd Pharmacies, all Wo,i Jeia,nes. Fla, cy Culorcd Dyiiines. Linseys and Caiic"es, with Beaver >iofhs, Broadci,ihs, Casssuere., She. ps Gray Sat, ,inetts, T ~ eeds; s.so. Ready Made Clothing consisting of Beaver. Lion Skin. frttrsharn, aud BroadcI,th UyercoHts. Heavy Wool and Fancy Vests Cass,n,ere aud Satiine,t Pants, noth Fancy and Black. Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers. Red, Blue and Green Twilied Wo"i Flanu-is, Piain Wool and Drmrt do Salisbury d.'. Cation do. Heavy Brown Sheet. ngs and Shirings. Real Buck Mitten, and Gloves, Oil Tan"ed Cow Hide, Kip and Cali Bots, Rubber Over Shoes and Bons,jus, open- ,n. ai the Old Sfnnd ui A. G. Bras ford. Vol. cuitviIie, where oil kinds of Goods are sold cheaper than al any orhrr Store in the County.
 4. C. BRADFORD.
 Wolcottvilie, Nov. l, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
GRANTEE SI0RII
ItOiCOffrifie. Wooding & Lewis

"ouLD invite the attention of the " public to ;he,r stock of Fall and Win,e ioOOS which Is now unusually large, euihra 'tng the newest and most desirable styles oi Dress Gouds adapted to the Fall Irate. Now m Store a large assortment "i French Merinos both plain and plaid. Silks, plain striped aud plaid. Nous Delaincs hean,jiu .,yes. plain, plaid and s,riped. Plain all woe, De'a,aes all colors. A large assortnent ei Engi,sh Merinoes all colnrs and prizes. SAAWt.S-Brocha. Stella, Cashmere, Ba, State. both square and long at prices to sui. CLOTHS. CassiMeres aud Vestings, con. piete assortment.
 FuRS-Laai~s Fnrs foreign and domestic, consisting of capes. Victorines and Cuffs Q, prices fo suit.
 nArS and CaPS.-The be., . nd most lash. 'onab!e styles of Hnlsand Caps ou, ih,s season. CARPETlNGS, Drusee,s, Oil Cloths, Matt. ines, w ,ndow Shades Sc.
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 Hardware. Crockerv. Groceries. &e. In tact as large and complete assortment oi al' kinds of G''ods krpt at any es,ahlishmen n, in the Conniv. to which the attention Of ALL Is respectfully invited.
 WORDING & LEWIS,
 Granite Store. 8 Wolcoftville. Nov. let, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Fall Campaign 2! Il 8 D 5.
NEW FALL AND WINTER C00pS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS Mo- opening al McNt:iL & BRA MAYS lV at tne old stand of F. b. McNeii, frs, door east ot the Court House-the Depot for
 Unparalleled ba,y"'ns in
 Dy Goods, Gr0ceies, C0ckey, &c. Would respe ttiuly announce to their large number ot customers that during the past we ek they have been open,ng m extensive assor,- ment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods adapted to the Fall Trade, aud invite all to call and exnm,ne our stock. as we feel confident that by doiug 60 yon will be enabled [" secure much better bargains than can he topnd else where. Our stack IS now large, consisting in partuf NJ DeLa,nes. .tiinahams, French Merinos, rarlme,tas, Mohair DeBazes, Plaid Merinos, Mantle and Cashmere Shawls. Ladies' Gloves, H sicry, &c. Also, Gents Furnishing Goods, consisting of French and English Broadclo,hs. Plain and Doeskin Cassimere, a great vnrieiy ef Vesiings, Fancy Ctavats. Gloves, Miueas, &'. Alsa. blpashdHs md unbleached Cottons, Linens, KnhSlnal ,6sSon, WonIrn Yarn. Cation Batting, Wk3dinN. Diaper. Velvet Ribbons, Mnirc Antiqhes Trimming. Black Taffeta Rib- hons. Worsya Binding, apkins
 Also. a t4fke Alock of Groceries, Crock erv, &c. all nf which uass heen selected during the pas, week with great care. and will he offered fur cash or produce ai small advance from cost. Those wishing Goods in osr line may rect assursd that no misrepres esen,aton will be made ei her in quality or p,ire.s
 Srptemher 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21

BeAusipuL SENTIMENT -Shor,iy hefarc the depsrsure of the lamented Hehsr to fnd,a he preached sermon which con, aimed thus beautiful ,liussra,ior
 t.'se besss us on like ihe stream of . mighty river. Our hoai al first gI,des dawn, the narrow chsanel--throa.h the piayfu musmuras of the li,sle brook and ,h. wind ,ng of ias grassy hcsders. The t.ecs shed ths,r llassoms aver our young heads, the q .wers on the b. Ink seem 10 sfi.r ,ha,a,esv.. ,. Ia 0as ysaax haaas; SC are young and han. py iA hape. sad we grasp eagerly ., the beau ,,cs around us. bet the sream hanes on, aud ssiIl ees hsads ase empty. Oar caufse in yon,h and manhood is slong wider and dscp-s Gsod. au,d saairc,s mme sisikirx and magnificent. We are ani,nat-d by ,'e .nsvssg psclare of enjoyment and ie. dnsify pass,.g Us; wa arr ed at somr shssi Ias.d dssapposnsmsn,. Tue stream he |. i, as on. snd our ioys and gs,-fs are alike lei. behind as. M. .may D. shlewrscked, wc can nst bs delayed ~h.is.sf rough 9r ssaao h. the river hastens to its home i,ll the roar of the occaa is n eas eess. and the sosssnx sf iise waves is bsneA'h sur f-ef. and che land icessgs ffosa 0ar .,ysa and ihe c .oap Ars l,iied up aspnnd As. and VT lsk-aas lasiissr vos sxs where lhess . ne usiasssssvs .hs iainiss and
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
D,minution of Fertility on Lands.

There are many ways of accounting for ih, iai'nnx ava, af The frrt'l, of our so,s, fact which ao dasefvsdiv claims the ai ealton of very uaas Of oa' practical friends inc mnst pron,ncn. view of ii,s subject bciny taken away ny your valued cWrcspondeni Dr. Siss Blown, and winch. wiih h,s reason. ing upy. II, l,es m the space of a nutshell resolving tself iuto the sx'oin II" duag, no crop" And yet, we were somriiinr az" told of large cnliivaior iiv"g tn D.l.war. who sccnuaIsd hor1cd cA,ile one ot The curses of tho state, ths four Yls.aes being run. siav. cry. irec traie and horned caule !" And ,h,s was 'hs crsad of q maa who had informed lis, 'ha, in ccrfsin season he had grown three huadrsd acres of wheat ia one h.id Wonder what he did with the straw to rid h,s premises or R. and wha, h;s land d,d ihs next year ior Inc want of it ID the shape of stable ard aafS yard manure so say nu,i,lng of the rum tfat must ensue 10 The farm 50 inia,n.usiy h''sfnana9sl. ct ths way m whca Il Was pos. s'hie [" rscnv-s it's rgalas course oi cr.pp,ny, which consider an essea'i.i tn ,hs proper management of soil but since the prs,sn, fac,lny of obtaining f:uious naau es hy purchasc abroad, aaay havc talk, great i,b. esty with their lafms. and set at nau.h, The Ere,t colninand increase aad ,auli,pi," shs, used tc hss0 ssI,g oasly taught and r,yidly observed in the good old tunes of "ur i,se- Fathers. and to the sbrcgaiioa af ~hich eon. sc'en,inusls briisve ahoai one half he com : p'a'n'ngs fessrd,as the drprecm, d slate ef our lands ore owang. The lrases of farms in England tnierdtci the oceup,ers from snwin ' two grain csaps ,n success,an under the .~ve,. sd pena'tirs ,ncaleat,ng ,he old aday-, one ctap ior nsa and anathrr G,r beas, "- And there. in 'ha, eaan ", baiose a man takes such lease, generally for ,wcn,y oae y.ars, he's careful ,o make a su, Vel "f ,hs land, with Inc v,cw to iis ca, ,,ah,i.ite. for the suo. port oi w"rkin. A ok of sheep. wh,ca ta feea .h soai crups dasisx wiater, and thu, io manure the barley iaad fer tho remit < sp''nx ih1 ..niy ros.,,ca If crop. permitted !" maay places hesng 'urnips, ha.icy, otov-r wheat; and under which rrx,men 1 have ncssr hnswn lands to wear oai ,t properly managed in Their culture. Oa such farm y"a wni 6ad young horscs and your. hurn-, cattle, m ahnadsncs. wuh \ hrc. dung as wei asa iaaiing h,ck "f she~p. and hogs ,a b, gra1ad npon el"v-r duriay samm.r aud ,ha. made 6t fw ihe buch.r, hrfs.s the earn fed hogs ceWe inta market. Bat tI,,s ,s the .. n, of hasbanssv.n ' winch really fear that many of onf complaining fsends kn.w bu, t,,is about The ks.p,ns "i live Ts k on a farm cansides the Na pta. ultra of farming ; and ~nhoai this. hsw thu ha.,ness can he sna,s succ~ssful. am a, | lass to understand { ,s at iast the whole ,h,ay resolves uself In,o this" no cattle. no caax. no crop"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
C@1lfiON.

Y WOULD again call the attention of the \ pubic to the occurrences tha, amos, daily come under my observation of ped.ltrs and otlI. CTS palning off thelr glass for Scotch Pebble Spectacles," at enormous prices. am now au. ,horized to say from ,. Acklry that he has no bles n this Siate-so that those w',o buy of the m do 1t Ut grent risk. and those who have bought have the comfortable reflection that they have nothing alter all but common elass. iwould again state that it may he easily and simply tested if you have the glass by iouching your lips or tongue to each uccessiveiy and observ. ing the senipera'ure of them he pebble alweys presefvins the iempsraturs of stone while the glass will be much warmer. They can only be had in Litchfield of A. s. Baldwin. who has on hand full and complete assortment of all the numbers and will he happy to show them to sny who wish to examine either out Of curiosity or with intent 10 purc hase.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
MlTcHELL's New National Map,
LUST issued is on : Lar0e, Sc.le

USf issued,is on Larger Scale, more
 - complete and accurste than any map of the Un,,ed Staiss and adiscenr eounss,e. evs . het.,re p,blished. !, embraces the United Sta'es, Mexico, Central America, We.I India Islands, North Americau Br,,ish P.avince.. Sandwich lslaeds. and two Maps ofshe World. Shows all county boundaries. kc., an.s contains The only large MErAlIic PIsrs Mar rx,ans. exhibiting she Uait. d States. Me rico md Cen. 'rsl America, in their proper connec,i,n. n .ifeis Rrea,er advantages ,b canvasseu than any general Map published for many years.
 AeeSTs WASTsn. .--Aadress Ezra E. Rrss,on, New Ymk. or ike Publisher, g. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL. Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
New and Attractive at
 A. 6. BALDWlN,S .

II HAVE again largely replenished my s,sek II of JeWelTy with New Fall Styles, direct from the mansfactsrsrs, thereby secGr.nR lhreefold advantage of buying cheaper, of knowing what get. and lastly, of procuring the esry tatese stytes-which took the premium at our late County Fan ; consisting of
 Waiche., Jewclry, and Fancy cssdss
 Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins. Bor and Glass PINS. Tssiss and BrsneA. in fac. every variety of fashionable Pins fos
 Ladies and Gentlemen. Alec
 GDLID LOCK KETS, Gold and Silver Pencils. Gold Pens in Geld
 and Silver Holders. & ia WATCH CHAINS, HOOKS, SNAPS.
 SLIDES.
 BRACELETs, Seals and Buckles, Cuff pins, Ear \ Rings and Chains. THIMBLES COLD AND SILvER
 SPEC TIA GILES.
 GOLD AND SILVER SCOTCH
 PEBBLES.
 iSilver and Plaied Spoons. Forks,
 Butter Knives. Sewing Birds.
 soith double aad single
 Cushions. Ssping Dogs. Caaaries, Potent Tape Meosarss. full assortment of Peacil Leads Of the hrss quality. All of the u6ove will be sald cheap for CASH Quick sales and email profits is my selves. Particular attention paid to repairing wa,ches L Li,ehfsid. Oct. asd. 1885. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
II. N1erriman. W1NIch sNNIter Rse6g ,Eeace CT, -Al THE sOkD S1A ANl-

<2 Hss just Eeceited from New York aEx "a iresh lot of sert des,fahie goods,
 tewelry. &c. kossi>tsng of gold asId silver peclacles esid Breasipsns, 6aees | nd GIT Riraa Keyss shirt Sl0dss Vest and guard Chains, Weddsng Rings very pure article.
 A full assoitment st neafsighied and convex epectacic riasses-which makes the best assOrt- nlent ever offered in ths place, and will be sold st the lowest psices. Best sterling silver ware made expressly for resail. Watch repairing done iu the ns.,st sk iifal manner ID apprentices em. ployed at watches tn this establishment. Coffin piaies on hand and engraving done at short nutics; mr1dina d0ne ss asaat. share ot public pa,roaage ia respectfully solicited.
 Litch6eld. June 18c6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
NEW FALL GOODS {!
 AT e4iUOsd q Brothers.

A MONO which may be found a splendid 1A assortment new styles M. D.I4aines, All Wool do. DeBaees, Black Silks, Merinos. Cobnres, ss Alpaccas. Rachel Plaids, Prints,
 Ladies' Cloths,
 Brocha Shawls,
 Tsimas,
 M.ise Aat. Trim 'gs. Breadclafhs,
 Cass,meres,
 Tweeds,
 All Wool de Wolco,sviile, sspt. 18th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
From Nsv Yok Gig J,n nd. k Faamv shsspsnx Excursisn.

Win sosnr wnnsss. sis.p l,isng am,.an's io a pas4s,n. Oi fn~sdsy .sst, Ai.r. Esms'in.- C.,u rel. af Paace Ssfeef. .nies.d me .~ "ur B",adwas dry Sas.ds s.aies i.r the psirposc U purcissrsnx "a few ards a: dslAis..n WbsIe ih- cissk va. lsek spg sss i,r siclasne. ihe iady pu, nm her mafr sail If lacss l r-Hi ss:si Il s,lk. aud Spackas.. of h1 gfsvss. She dd tIsr. ss she sap, esed iia-.es hv h ciesk. Wsr.Iscs she was s,ght in ii.e -urau.se n. na.a. ,. be seen hsr.alief t'ssss sisiat.e " br.uas us, s,es. she. p.ss.i ,ces1 jt s' jssi he th,pg, Y and rs qa~rtssi sisr clssk s.eu If nise ,aof. IiaNd.d sa. Mi- C then pa ci,a>.d s,x skeia. zs5 f.as sps..is af suf.sa <
 ris-,ne c,nDi.,sd nsv purchases, b. %p ka..s as io i.-i; a,s w.,as ssy .,ati Is" Mrs. C sa,d ss,- l.. iI,e clerk. rY. q. K reI,ired.
 c-ea,siy. lls.,a are s,a- yanIs .f de- ia,nc- s' isa sip,.,og- rr' ,a'd. c,.n. !. -'yi,fe.,. -,.,'li"ss. FIX -k.,us .f -,ik csHn- t,rr aad ssxp ac.. ana f,m ,p."i. .d eas,", ..a.. aud isAsp.rce. Aas ihr,r l. .hai pee.
 The lsa, hin.,ed aad .ad, :. Y ,a ref,. T.. 'he ps.ee is ,se aaf" The ri-,k said. Yes, ' aud went an ~,h ,.i. tiga.Dy j'.s' il, # So'fnas had a.paenrd.
 '' ftefe a,r fS3t ;a:,:s ia 'haf--whicb. ., ten st,,iI.y. q "a |. $ "p. io i'r', sb.i"g- -."
 l" Tea -.,ii,ps> !. ys.d! Why ,on I m.. vs.-tesda, Ina l m,ga' have II f,r -'x"
 '.jkDow ,l,ai. mt s,, 'ber we ave had reaso,se io, pa,rng U, iI,- pr'ee."
 The is.iy bif her hps. bIus,.d and said Vel" 'rhe cI. rk seeded aad went m.
 " AsI i.,e,e is ,ha, hail .f lace -eiyhs.e {, yaris n f'ib sent-"
 "whv. ynn nnH snteiy he ni.'ak, in that. Fifty crntsl Why, l can hny ia:e eq,sffy grod a. Stewart for iyi,ie.,n c nis.''
 ''l g,sni u. sDada pe. bat a. l s.'d before. th"r" are reasa,s why ~e rhou:d pl.cs : htyh value m 'ir pee 'ii,r pa:,rr.."
 T,s lady gave hun q look and aga.n re- marked {" Well"
 .' The twelve pairs of kid gloves are twelve tollars."
 Noo.sn.e-B Beck sells tho same kind for five shniiiogs"
 "Thst only shows my dear madame, tha' B ok does no know h,s casio'sers. Bot ,on zee :haf we don
 Ths lady again gave him look, and again said |" Welt"
 The clerk said " that, I believe is all"
 The lady sad she "c",,IJ ih,nk "f n"ihir z elsn" h doing ihi.. however. ,e feared sI,. til'bed. For f ~s gre any judge "f faces, she was sit the w'ul. thinki,g ,f ih. p ,iics office and an exposure. The cietk hdv,ng q. .ked her if she " wee cure that ,h-rs was noii,in z else" and heinz answered in ti,. neg if,vc. bu went fo the desk wi'h his items, and im s few ma,neais rr.arn d with b,l an,onn'ing 2 to e29.e9. The lady gave one more lock b" paid it. Having d,ne 'h.s, she retired viii. promp'nsss and reached hone in less time un Tuesday than on any former occason.- Mrs. c is iae. looking wu,naa, snI is Con sidered ""ne of the bcs, dressed felD'n,n.- iG ihe riIy." hut she sometimes paysa h'gh price for her dry goods.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c., &c.

LUST received. . se.y large and genera as. O sor,ment of all kinds of Bouts and Shoes suit. able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased al auction the past week, and can probably be sold where id the county. Persons having a little ready money nbou their chihes are espec ifllly invited to call aud exa amine quality andprces. Oak and Hemluck Sole Leather for sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also. ge nj for the sale of Dr. Beers celebrated Hair Tonic, for relieving ba dness and restoring grey hair to i,s natural color. Nothing like it :; try it.
 Litchsield Sept. !2,h. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
MANSION HOUSE,
 -Ry- | VIM. IT. c oS s IT q N.

w N.Y. A v N " - - 1k3 = " . 5 1" "AvING ,aKen thss House, he subscriber III Is prepared to extend to travellers and others ,he hes, ,i accommodations ''for man anu beast. !"
 The Hatei is located in the pieasan,es, part ef the village. andma effort wall be spared 10 render it Ut all times desirable home Tor those who may yisi, ihe place. Tothe members the Bar and others ot Li,ch6eld County, he has only to say that the reputation lhe House has possessed tor inc las, twen,y years will he fully sustained.
 Connected with the Ho,elis a Livery Stable. where good teams may be had al any time.
 Litchfisld. May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Lstchlseisl x1ns Esepo,i,,,.. i.

snvHE Citizens of Litch6eld County are
 U invited to call onthe snbscfibsr, who keeps anu Cars Oi every varieiy and fashion. Inc suhscrihcf having mado complete arfanRemenss with the best and most iashlouublo houses in New York city for a suppiy of Hats and Cape is prepared tU furnish an wh0 may give him . sai.. a and st ur;ces " ss chsse m ss % sbev es n bs bought in any place In the United States. He has on hand Silk and Fur Hats, White Beaver Summer Hats ei Gcnin's and Knnx's manufsc. ture also . large assortment Of Fancy Huts of ssefy description. Hs devotes his whole attsns hereby tenders his public scknowledgment to his patrons tor eheir generous support and humhiy asks tor continuance of the sams.-- Sure in Wss, Street. [ doors west ol the Court House. HIRAM JACKSON.
 Luchfsld, April 2sd. ls56. T - -s N
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
The Fall Campaign! i!

gasttii sutscsiDers having bevm in the
 bus. uess .f selling Goads sm WUicoe,yule r..,.c ~sxi,i II, nis, and assrg ,eressesl suci, n.erai pauvnsSs t.usp aur friends sss ihip sad le ss3 siniiie towns xs wOdd n tiIs tiase ins- psnye tpe .ppnrtunsiy llhFosgh ihe circuiaIioss ii ie i.tciiiirid EQuiEes.t '. .ishk Il ot shoss who have su iibcfatty pstfOni1ed lhis essahiish- tucnl--a nd Wc would ere tt .ie that wc sve
 o l,srn uns,,i,diui.i the iatufe 5nseresss II out cn-t.nrrs F-I tI.e iasi5shT. z months MT. N- 5. rsy. one of the pisine ssrsss,n. in New urk, has nste II hs. hii-iess select from tissse t.. lime such g0,ds a- he c..usd purcsast ~ suction .. vary tow rates: .l.e tassef pIri sf .ssss sto~i winch v~e shall ..fi~T tn our e1slnRr -hi< tai wn- parcbHsed I,reSlohs fD inc fise n gssnsis --
 fhrf- :. nD .spulng the facf sla, our lat ,iss.. for o,rrri,azian goods eHas,le ns 10 sell .ss ths sa me aual,,ies ,n our Dry Goods department uf.-- itsm '0 15 per rens l. ss ii,an any ihr' tH.rciirnt m tine cnnn'v can afi..rd 'hsm. W have i.u.t reee yed assd ,hey are new ofIeredf | in<perfrnr she f'nwins z g.H.~:
 Brown dad Dieached Sheefingss I bae A. nroan ."iiun, gos'd afi'cis c,s pr !. i da % "o "o do % do do sss, , ".a,y. si-s j.. .r. more .f those fine bis ashed, da do yer, fine sia 6l-4 do DyesS Goods. In tbis d.patime,.t si,alis pert l., sell ever ser-0n ~i, c,,s tsp n ns, isastf,s t"ugi "f evr. s4vt tl.ess l.s,d- .ffrred ia Inc 8parkef. r.as p.,sea of -uiard F! ,.i Broca.s aud pis." c.arc N~tinss all wool NJ De eia.n~. ef every co'o $ D. C..tnrgs b.ant'tm cs.la's, nt the low prse | a 2s -enis per ,ar.i, 10 ps Gala Piaids. Up "a Fiana-', s ps striped and plaid Mnsi
 Dels,nr-, 7Uc0 ards Pnnts from l>S 10 I2 | l cts per yard
 Keady-Nade Clothing. | It. this ,ie, t,neni we boldly make ihe ssa:, me. without aay fear of contradictions that " have ,ie largest aud best assortment. in Ihe C.
 co ,risting 0f every sar,cty of mems and boy wea!.
 Groceries. Having puschassd these G.ads in Jaly an 1 Angns,, w are now invnishiny them [" "nr CT, ! ton,~rs at the same prices ihaf tite Goods ar. | w.,rfb at wSolesaie in New Y.Yk. We wonli say 10 all persons residing orv q town. whn tutend visiting ti'is pIace to nlak. | ,iseir Fall pn chase-that liheYsl d,sceun. vii he m ,de io 'bem. Also. that they will be sar. find everything on their m.mnrapdnm al an Sinre. G l.. A. BERRY. Woicattville. Oct. ls.. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Rockwood's United States Hotel,

III knownN II suee has been rebuilt and very much enlarged, and is now tprn ready to ac- co.umods,e the travelling pubic or the perma- ment resident. The house has been built and fitted up with all the modern Improvements of the day, and with an eve tn the comfort of ifs guests. t'he proprietor will spare no pains to make this house q model one tar gond living. nd ta. the hest of care and attention on the pa rf of all employed nn the premises. to the wants of i,s patr"as Old customers ave invited to return aud new ones in hc sure and cali
 II. KOcKw OOD, Proprietor.
 September, 1855. om2e
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers hay. r'aa' arrangements to keep cons,an, suppl, oi . 6rsi :sis ~. ticie of G EESE FEATHERS-sh cisd an' packed with greaicare b: ourrsives.ir rack. ages of from20 to 50ths and will fnrnish si all times an, quantity from2oto TOGO lhs, of . quality the, will warrant as good as the htsi and al as low prices as can be purchassS si equal quality in ,hesiate.
 s.& L. URLBUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
c. RciNlaHs.s, Uafc hllAaker and JeWClCr

n ESPECTfUt.LY informs tue in'tabitar,s
 oI Litchield and l,s vicinity that he has ,aken the Store lately acenpiesi hy MT. Weller, where he intends carrying on the Watch and Cinck vepairing business in ail its hranches- and all work will be warranted .o give nerIect sa,isfac.inn. c. RElNHART. E
 Litchield, April 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Jew Machine shop and Foundry NnDI,OT

AVHE Laurence Machine Company are Il now prepared to take jobs for building. thing up and repairing all kinds oi machinery md mill-work. which they have faci'ities fot ling on short notice. and on as reasonable erms as any other establishment.
 The Foundry is one of the besi in the State, md as they hay. purchased all oi the patterns '.ioneing tn the late Bnyd Manufacturing Ca. Yins,ed. they are enabled to make casting 6 rom the same patterns a, less price. than they an be procured elsewhere. Experienced wnrkmen are employed in the yariaus branches, and whoever may he in want d any kind ef machine work can depend upon ,avng it done to their satisfaction and are rs. iuesied to give them a cal.
 A. ]. ELWELL, Agent Norfolk, August Isl, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
AlGhe New Jcweiry Store,

IF EEPS constantly on hand . well selected N assortment ot sheer music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York. he will he able to accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, at New Yosk retail prices.
 June 5th. A. s. BALDWIN: