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n e w $ TO II E
NEW GOODS!!

WE received full assortment, coon,
io "ooDS Which will
You will find
Printed and "' S@o a stock of
Belts Just received bopoh,
g stock @ of Be and Brown sEEfiNGs sIRTtNG @ @ out out
10" prices from Goods
rian at Bo
ana Misses Shoes ofau md io0ohs' Ladies'
our Furnishing
wish of va" "no e'ey "rnce gentleman
Suits of Linen from S. to Cloth Suit Boots Shoes ood ca
HATS Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Cavas Suspendes &c '
we can supply
complete. -"o''i ""S' buckets Scyhes and Cradles
In our Grocery and Provision will befou
sugar from cheap Brown Crushed and Mocha New
and K,s a" N M i@dn 3 Ms"sses IN Mael in barrels half
fsG W and sam"n Crackers Cheese Herring, Wine
- vinegar Pepper Ginger, Musarf Sarnes
N"ihS oysters salmon Champagne
In l everything will be
Don't forget CALL when will make 70 v
of wv
J. A. HASSEITINE,) AA'1 " SoisEhoN.
j. f. CURETON
ancascr c. II. Nav
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MOTHERS TRY TT,

II you wish to find medicine peculiarly
adapted to cure the Snnillcs, Wheeling, or
bad Colds in your children, which are so
apt to bring on Group, try DR.. Rogers Liv-
crwcrt, Tar and Canchalagua a saf. and Ger.
tain remedy for these complaints. 1t i, also
pleasant to the taste For sale in L.oncos,or
by HAG!lL & HEATH, and by Druggists
everywhere.
PErcE--ln large bottles 81. l4-at.
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w o II NJ s..

AS this is the season Of the year when worms
are most formidable among children, the pro.
pr'etors OF Alanc's Ncrmiiugc, Fleming Bros
OF Pittsburgh, beg leave to call the attention of
parents to its virtues for the oxpclling of these
annoying, and often fatal enemies of children
1t was invented by a physician of great expcri.
ence in Virginia, who, after having used il for
several years in his own practice, and found its
success so universal, was induced at last to of.
fer it to the public as a cheap but certain and
excellent medicine. 1t has since become Justly
popular through nut the United States, as the
most efficient Ncrmifigc ever known, and the
o'm"nd has been steadily on the increase s. ice
It's hrst introduction to the public.
CS" Purchasers will be careful TO ask for
DIR MLanc's Celebrated Yern,ifuge, manuiac.
tured b. Fleming Bros. of Pittsburg, Pa. All
other Ncrmiiugcs in comparison arc worthless.
DIR. MLanes genuine vermluge, also his cele.
bratcd Liver Pills, can now be had at all respect
able drug stores. None genuine without the
signature of FLEMING BROS
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LATER FROM KANSAS

-, ST. LOUIS, May 2lst.
We have later advices from Kansas.
The people were rising in large numbers.
in response TO Shannon's proclamation.
six hundred men are under arms nt Ic-
compton, and four hundred at franklin.
Large numbers leave Kickapoo for Lc.
compton on Saturday.
Two cannon will be armed TO occomr,,..
them.
Terrible excitement, prevails.
A GREAT BATTLE Is DAILY ANTI
CIPATED.
Alargebeld piece, consigned to Lawrence,
has been seized at Kansas city.
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G Ii f S L + r
Carriage Factory.

o@G2 The undersigned is now pre-
GSzF pared TO manufacture, ut his
-N New Establishment in Chester
vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES. adapted
to our rough and hilly country, and of the
best Materials. He would suggest. as al
most every man in the up.country is more
or less Judge of timber, before you bny
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has and in what condition il is kent,
The Carriage-Make may Lie, Boasf or
Binster rs much as he pleases, but the grand
secret of carriagc-making lies in the IUM-
DEn-pile.
To buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage, is TO verify the old adage Penny
rise and Pound foolish. Give me a fair price
for my work, and then il it is not made
night, hold me responsible.
II it were not for Paint. Putty and Glue,
What would We poor Carriage Makers do +?
G.. 4. HOIST.
Chester Jan. 81, 1855 4e.tf
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HY NJ E N f AL.

MARRIED, on the 22d inst. by Archi.
bald Lang, Esq, at the residence Of Mr..
Thomas Richardson, Mr. GENERAL w.
PLYLER, son of Jacob and Margaret Ply.
Ter, to Miss II. RICHARDSON, daughter
of Thos. and Mary Richardson, Of Union
County, N. c: We would further state that
the numerous friends of Mr.. Plyler will, no
doubt, be glad 10 learn that he has taken TO
the alter a blooming, loving bride.
III. J. H.
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THE UND ERSLGNED

THE UNDERSIGNE
TAKES pleasure in informing the friends
ana former patrons of her husband, that she
has opened DRUG STORE, next door
below the
MASONIC HALL,
where will constantly be kept fresh and
select Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Family and Planta-
ton Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery,
brushes, Spices, and Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks,
DC, &C.,
And respectfully soicits n continuance of
the patronage SO literally bestowed on him.
J. +. DE HAY.
sY Mr.. DE Hay will give personal at>
tention TO the business details of the Store :;
ana residing on the promises, persons arriy
ing IN town after night and wanting Medi-
cncs, will be waited on AT ANY HOUR
Cainden, April %, 1856. lO.tIi.
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The lower grades were easier, but the
other qualities firm. The sales during the
week comprised $4,000 bales. The in.
crease in receipts during the year amount.
ed to $4,000 bales, and the stock to
10000 bales. The sales of Coffee during
the week sum up 4,5OO bags, and the
stock consisted Of $4,000 bags. The
quotations ruled at from 10 4 10 3-4c.
per ID.
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From the Carolina Times,
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
FOR
~ "A IL IN NSA
Both Sides in the Fieldl!

ST. LOUIS, May 10th.
g., Kansas advices of the l4th, state that
Sherlt Jones was convalesccnt.
The Editor OF the Hsral of Freedom had
been arrested
Rceder had escaped.
IL was reported that 1900 men, armed
win Shapes rifles and two cannons, were
eneamPed at Lawrence, and defy all arrests.
ihe Marshal had called out 600 men.
VINO were encampcd near Lawrence, to com.
rial l.ws. ''''''
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= Sign of the Two Large Watches,
WATCHES, CLOCKS And
JEWELRY.
AT NEW YORK PRICES FOR Cash

Al NEW fUhk PKICES FOR CASH.
Merchants and Dealers viii do wen 10 cali
and examine the stock Of Watches, Cocka. and
Jewehy, at e49 King-street, before they pur.
chase elsewhere.
Every article warranted. ..e
stock always on hand peculiarly adapted 10
country dealers.
Save twenty per cent, by calling on
Wa. AMSTERDAM. 8
247 King st., Charleston,
-Four doors fron Wentworfi,-ss,
Oct o, 80 36:tf
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines
&c.,s&o

Are received every week-among the
latest arc fresh supply OF Citrate of Mag
nesia, iarrants Seltzer and Apcrieut, Co1e's
Sparkling Geiafinc, Cleveland's Cologne on
draught, BALM OF A THOU SAND
FLOWERS, Rock Potash Ia Cans, with full
directions for making herd and soft Soap.
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MR. EDITOR please announce DIR. w.
Z. CAUTllEN rs IA candidate for re-elec.
ton to the Legislature, ar d oblige his
FRIENDS
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

Mn. EDi:oR PLEASE announce Mr.. p. ".
HAMMOND us n candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and oLlipe
MANY VOTERS.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce }. WILLIAMS, Esq. us a candidate
for the Legislature. ut the next c'cction. by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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New Advertisements
HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS.

This Watering place, situated in Lancaster
District OH the road from Camden to Lancaster
vile, near that great natural curiosity-the
! Hanging Rock, and near the Hanging Rock
Battle Ground Of the Revolution, will &c opened
for the reception of Visitors on the 1st July,
1886. The properties of the Water are sui
phur, magncsia and iron. They have, in many
cases, afforded great relief, and effected perma-
nent cures.
The Springs are 81 miles from Camden, and
the Stage passes by from Camden every Mon.
day, "Wednesday and Friday; and Ii miles
| from LancaStervillc, and the Stage passes bv.
from the latter place, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. The ncighborhood is q delight.
ful one, and very healthy, aiiording an abund.
ance OF choice fruit.
Every attention will be given. The fare shall
not only be the best the "market affords" but
whatever suits the taste and appetite of every
visitor The Springs will be under the imme.
diatc superintendent of
MIR. a. j. BELDON & LADY,
who will spare no pains to make every Visitor
icel at case and at home. / will, however be
there every day, giving my assistance also
Board will be reasonable, no complaint shall
made at the bill.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
hay 18th, 1856. l5-u
C5S" The Camden journal, Sumter Watch.
man, Carolina Times and Charleston Mercury.
will insert weekly until the lst August, and for.
ward Bills to me at Hanging Rock Post Office,
Lancaster District, S. G.
JAMES ". INGRAM.
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MR.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr.. GEO.
McC. WlTllERSPOON rs a candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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CATAWBA LODGE,
/. O. 9. F.

<E Will hold their meetings every
Thursday Evening at 8 O'Clock.
BY Order Of the Lodge.
j. b, CoUSART, secty.
2sly
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NR: Epiroa :--Plense ansounes JOHN
X. WELSH, as candidate for Sheriff at
the next election, and obhge his friends.
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Grlegrapbir.
from the Charleston Courier.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE u. S. MAIL

New YoRK, May 81.
The l.. s. Mail steamship Fulton has
arrived at this port from Havrc via Cowes
with advices TO the 7,h instant. Her ad
vices, however, have been generally an.
tieipased by the arrival Of the Canada at
Halifax,
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CLEVELAND,S

Original Prize Medal Cologne Water
IN Pint Bottles, Prentiss' Toilet Powder.
Lotion, Lyo Kathairon, 3arry's
Tricopherous, HaueIs Eau Lustrai, &c,
&,. Just received at
J. z. DELAYS.
Camden, April 2s, 1856. lo.tf
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JUST RECEIVED large supply of Dr.
liooiiand's Celebrated German Bittcrs.--
Call and get one Of his Almanacs-at
llASSELTINE g. CURETON'S.
May l2h l3-tf
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NEW GOODS! NEW GO0DS!!

MI w uUUID. NE w UUUDN
TIE subscriber has now on hand and is
daily receiving full and general assolt-
ment of various kinds Of goods usually kept
in this section. Among an almost endless
variety may be found
Ladies Dress Goods, such as Muslins, Cling
hams, Bsrages, Alpacas, &c, Calico,
Checks, Tickings, Domestics. Di-
nper, Hosiery and every arti-
Gle in the Dry Goods line.
Also -
ClOthing.-A full and general assert.
mcnt suitable for gentlemen and boys
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, half hoes, &c,
Also -
Hats and Caps.-A supply Just re-
ccvcd-Somc of the newest STYLES. A VA
rlcty of styles warranted to please any one.
| will sell goods low and request my
friends 10 call and examine my stock.
}. B. COUSART.
At new store upper. end Main street
March 10, 5-Gm.
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MR EDlToR:-You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq. rs a candidate
for Sheriif of Lancaster District, at the en-
suing election, and oblige
MANY SUPPORTERS
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce C.. f..
HENSON, Esq'r as candidate for Tax Col.
lector and oblige,
MANY FRIgsDs AND SUPPORTERS
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce Col. J.
FUNDERBURK rs a candidate for Tax
Collector and oblige many Of
His FRIENDS.
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MR. EDITOR - Please announce Mr.. X. G..
Bifings "a a candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and oblige, MANY FRIEyps.
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. J. II.
n. BELk, as candidate for the Legisla-
turc, and oblge HIS FRIENDS,
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MIR. a. J.. BELDON xIsDy
Wanted.

THE Town Council Of Lancaster wish to
engage the services of two or three day Ia.
borers, 10 work on the streets during the
Summer Liberal wages will DC paid
White men would be preferred.
Apply to J. ADAMS,
lntcndant Il. &.
May 81, 1856. l4-3t
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Nv. EDtFoR.--ifease announce Mr.. RALEIGH
Hammond as candidate for Tax Collector.
And obiige, HIS FRIxsps.
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Ma EDIroR-Please announce William Rob.
ertson as candidate for Tax Collector and o.
bhgc HIS Fnryspe
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FOR SHERIFF.

MIR. EDITOR You will please announce
Capt. G. NJ. FUNDERBLRK, rs a caudi-
date for Sheriff at the ensuing election, and
ob!igc his friends.
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FOR TAX-COLLECTOR

MIR EDITOR: Please announce }. II. HUN,
TEX as candidate for Tax Collector and
oblige,
MANY VOTERS
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Mn. EbiroG--Please announce Major John
w. Nisbet as a candidate for Tax Collector. AT
tho ensuing election, and oblige,
NAVY VoykAs.
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>.fS iiI'4> aS caHuluatc Tor re-olec-
ton to the Legislature, ard oblige his
FRIENDS.
Mr.. Editor Please announce Mr. JT
n. bELh, AS candidate for the Legisla-
turc, and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
FOR SHERIFF.
MIR. EDITOR You will please announce
Capt. G. NJ. FUNDERBURK, as n candi-
date for Sheriff at the ensuing election, and
ob!igc his friends.
AR EDiTcR:-You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq, rs candidate.
for Sheriff of Lancaster District, at the en-.
suing election, and oblige
MANY SUPPORTERS.
NR: ED,Toa :--plpnse anEounes JOHN
II. WELSH, as a candidate for Sheriff at
the next election, and obhge his friends.
Mr.. EDIroR:- Please announce Mr. X. G.
Billings a. candidate for Sheriff at the next
''e'''o"' ana oohge, MANY FRIENDS.
FOR TAx-COLLECTOR.
Mr.. EDITOR You will please nrnounee
JEFFERSON X. CONNELL, Esq, as a
candidate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing
election, and oblige his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
Ma EDITOR: Please announce J. n. HIN
TEX as candidate for Tax Collector and
oblige,
MANY VOTERS.
MR. EDITOR Please announce Col. ].
rs candidate for Tax
Collector and oblige many Of
HIS FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce G.. r.
HENSON, Esq'r as candidate for Tax Col.
lector and obiige,
MANY FRIgsDs AND SuPPoRrRRs.
M. EDrroR.--Piease announce Mr.. Ralaioh
Hammond as candidate for Tax Collector.
And oblige, HIS FRIEsps.
Ma. EDIToR-Please announce William Rob.
ertson as a candidate for Tex Collector and O.
bhge HIS Pa,,sns
Mn. EbiroG--Please announce Major John
w. Nishet as a candidate for Tax Collector. at
tho ensuing election, and oblge,
AAsy yotlas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
sheet MIlsFs 81 lGl[C - ]
Barker 4 %, Hartford, Ct,

nFTER The greaiesk inRuccmentst 10 pufchasenof
~ any dealer IN the State. Our Planes are non
the u0nID RKx0NxD factory Of " Hallet Davis & en-
sive sales. when We tell you TINT they making
nearly thirty f30) instruments per week. whe2 6thrr
makers Of good reputation, are making only from
to Pianos per week 8
We keep an assortment of twenty (20l on hand
constantly, of all PRICES and STYLES, and - shall
sell at the very lowest factory prices We think the
good people Of Htch6eld County win do well to
heed our call -.ss.ss
The attention OF the reader is inyite1 to another
DEONS-Headed Home Matters
We keep large number Of Pianos and Melodeons
Lxr If bought at the end Of quarter, the rent is
deducted. We would refer the public, among Others
In this vicinity. to John w. Iangdon. Esq. Wolcott
vile, and Alphonso Candee, Esq, Harwinton, who
have bought Pianos of us. Our Ware-rooms are at
26 Main Street, Hartford. Conn.
h LUDLOW BARKER & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

4 TIA Co. TT of Prols,te holden At Salisbury. with
IA in and for the District Of Salisbury, the 18th
day Of October, 4. ID. 1856.
Present, Rosxsr n tthLSR Ee,,, Judge.
Upon the petition Of Newton j. Reed, II said
Salisbury, showing to this Court that y the will Of
Lydia Keys late Of Salisbury IN said District de-
ceased. he received certain property ia trust fur tlse
benefit Of Lucy Ann Covey and her children. viz:
The Interest of said Lucy IN the Chatticid Ore
Red so called, situated In said Salisbury, leng one
foarth of all the rights which the late i.yi, Keys
Wncs in said Orc Bed, valued at about fifteen hun
,r,l dollars.
That it wonld nc for the interest Of sail Lucy Ann
and her children that said property he Sold. and the
avails thereof invested according to law-pravng
fT liberty to sell said property for the purpose
aforesaid. per petition on tile. y~-
is ordered by Ais C1, That said Trustee give
tice Of the fner.oin. application, by causing the
to e published in u newspaper printed IN
Iitccid County, three weeks s'cccssivciy. at least
six weeks before the hearing and that said petition
will be heard ut the Probate Oficc i'll said District
tlc first Monday in January, 1887. at ociok
A. NJ. EObEkf n, FULLER; Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

THE Mustang Eminent cures Rheumatism. a
TIE Mustang Liniment cures Still Joints.
The Mustang Eminent cures Burns and Wounds;
THE Mustang Linimcnt cures Sores and Ulcers
The Mustang Liniment cnres Cakc'l Breasts and
Sore Nipples.
TIE Mustang Iiniment cures Neuralgia
TnE Mustang Liniment cures Corns and Warts.
THE Mustang Liniment is worth
1000, 600 DOLLARS PER ANNrN
the United States the prcserver and rcstorer OF
valuable Horses and Cattle 1t ali Sprains Gal
led Places, Wounds and Stiff Joints.
viii you answer this question! Did you ever
hear Of any ordinary Sore, Swelling Sprain or Stiff
ness either man or beast; which he Mustang Lin
iment wouldnot cure! Did you ever visit any re.
spectacle Druggist In any part Of the world-in Ea-
rope, Asia or Amerca-who did not say that 1t was
the greatest discovery of the age. Sold everywhere
Every family should have it; 3 sizes,
BARNES & PARK,
Proprictors, n. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

In Oxford, Chic ON the 18th inst, Hon. Royal r.
Human, formerly Secretary Of this State, 10 Mrs.
AsneRa Preach. widow Of the lrte Col Win. French,
Of Oxford.
In New York, Nov 9th, at the Reformed Dutch
Church, University Place. by the Rev. Dr. Hutton,
o. r. Riggs, TO Miss Margaret j. Gaylord of Wolcott'
VILE, Conn.
In Baltimore (Md.) Oct, 20. Reuben Smith Of
Salisbury 10 Miss Janc f. Patmor, Of Baltimore.
In Toninxtord. Nov 18th, by Rev. S. Fem,
Phineas Mix 10 Miss Mary Lepivn, both of Wolcott-
willie By the same, 10th. Roger G. Barber, to Miss
Elizabeth Goodwin. both of Tosringford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
INSTRUCTION.

TCLM PARK SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen,
- Iitchfcld. Conn. five hours from New York. }
Particular attention paid to pupils fitting for the
Counting-room, for College and for Teaching.
Chapel, Beading room Library and Gymnasium have
Cd, rendering the Institution the most desirable for
educational purposes in New England. A limited
number can obtain beard with the Superintendent
Coed Board near, at satisfactory prices
IN German. and the French and Italian, by accom-
plished Tcachen.-R c. L0veridge, Instructor in
Pennlanship Application should be made early to
FARAER BkAcE \ Co., No. 4. CORTLAND Street, New
York, or 10 the Superintcndants.
REv. JAMES RICHARDS, d. D..
Rgr. THOMAS HENpSTED, n. A.
Htch1cld, Conn, nov. -, 1856. tf3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

MIC EEfE \ BIsAMAN, TySaisfs In Dry Goods;
Crockcry and Glass Ware first ,ico east OF the C0drt
House, At the old stand of r. d. Mcneil, Void an
noahce 10 their customers thAt they have nov n
stotc. aid are constantly fHitihg al the new and
.lcstbIe stgt4 of Qocfs fof the Fall ifsde, com:
and fancy Silks, Merfnoss. Paramettas, DefaiRcs,
Prints Gfngiaiis ladies Cloths, tluek SILK veivets
for Capcs, Sc, Also, well selected asspfthknt of
iiroadcioths Cainicfes, vcstifiys, and tents Fuf.
nisling Goods kr, &c all Of slfth will b. offered
at RATES unusually low. ss
5. sIa r, d. MCNEIL. =
IL 4,.4ss w. H. BliAlIAE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

In Waterbury, Nov. ~, Marcia b., wife of Lucius
A. Thompson, and daughtdr Of the latr William
Bronson, " Middicbury,
In Waterbury, Nov. nth Marcia D. wife Of L. A.
Thomsen and daughter Of the late VIM. Bronson, Of
Afiddlcbufs.
In Piymouth, Nov. Is, suddenly Barnias Reach,
aged -
Cd g.
In Flushing, Mich, Nov. 8. Rufus Harrison, aged
-, formerly Of Cornwall, Conn.-Also, Nov. 4,
Waxren Harrison, son Of che former, aged 81. u
IN Torxingtcn, Nov. Q, Mrs. Hannah L., wife Of
ud Whiting, aged Il. &
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

GuTrA PkncHs vR HoRsE SroEs.-A Philadelphia
mechanic has const, uctcd horse shoe In such man
ner that Il requires nails. and can be put ON by
any one without the aid Of q blacksmith. Attached
Co the shoe Il hangc extending around the hoof
and al the back OF the horses foot s joint, held
In ts place by scsew which allows the shoe toopcn
and close to accommodate itself to the size Of
the hoof Between the hoof and the plate Is layer
Of gntta pccha for the purpose Of preventing injury
60 the hoof or leg Of tho horse by CONFUSION while
running over hard reads or streets. The mechanism
Is very simple, and the application Of gutta pcrcha
q new and ingenious idea.