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Cash and Exchan&e
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Would return his thanks to the good people d,
Itchfeld County for their liberal patronage which
they have extended to him the past year and once
more would call their attention the NEW BEAUTIFUL
and CHEAP GOODS which are offered at his Store
among them can be found:
500 yards PLAID, CHINA SILKS, warranted to
wash without fading, price 62a CENTS.
800 yards of Bschoif-s" celebrated oil boiled.
black DRESS-SILKS same kind have sold for the
last six years-,riU not crack
10 pieces "RtCH DRESS-SILKS" fashionable goods.
s pieces Fouards and Plaid Silk for aprons
10 pieces beautiful printed Cambrics.
1900 yards Dunnelrs Portsmouth, English and
French Muslins and Lawns-price from ten cents to
one shilling per yard.
500 yards Berage De LANES, cheap. cheap.
1000 yards Muslin De LANES, all price,
10 pieces Muslin De bage, good colors from 121 to
SO pieces of American and Scotch Ginghans of all
plads and styles Particular attention is requested
to lot of Sold Csecks-Scotch goods. warranted
fast colors, price l2A cents. =
100 pieces OF English and Pacific Calicoes. The
Pacific Cacoes the best designs and finest fabrics
ever printed in America.
1000 pieces of all kinds of Calicoes of every de-
scription and prce-you can suit yourself.
MOURNING GOODS-particular attention paid to
the selection of black Dress Goods also to all other
Mourning Goods your attention is called this de-
partmei't if you called to need them.
SHAWIS.-1 carton of those celebrated black,
Gro De Rlne Shawls-he best black six Sso.e! erer
rora
Is more of those beautiful Stella Shawls.
80 printed Cashmere in lively colors, and some as
low in price dollar and .ff,y cents.
EMBROIDERIES- French Lace and Muslin Collars,
Bands, Edgings and Insertings, black and white
Laces. Thread and cotton Edgings, sc.
BOOTS and SHOES--I deal largely in mems,
women's and childrens Boots and Shoes too largely
to cnumcrate.
EEADYMADE CLoTHING-a complete assort-
mcnt of WOODEN and Summer Clothing
HATS and CAPS the best stock on exhibition in
L;t2h;cl,. Cv"aty
General assortment of Dry Goods, consisting Of
everything expected to be kept in country store.
"ioee'ies A"'e pecii niSh, anu are nigh now-stii
sell them as cheap the cheapest.
DAIRY GooDs-Dary men. sell dairy Salt, annatto
Cheese Gaping, and strainer Cloths low
CROCkERY and HARDIN Area good assortment
and at prices which will compare with the prices of
Hartford and Bridgeport
offer the above named Goods for cas-. or exela,,qe
at extremely tor prices, believing that nimble six
pence is better than slow shilling, and that the
experience of more than twenty years thirteen years
OF Which have been engaged in BUYING will be
las has been heretofore, appreciated by dscsrn.g
public. ......
A G. BRADFORD,
Wolcottville Conn May 18th, 1856.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DCRSUANT 10 All order OF The Cvitt of P,1batc
Il for the District OF Norfolk, authorizing and
directing the administrator the Estate of EnAsMus
ID. HreaiSs NJ d.. late Of Norfcik in said District
decreased to sell ut pub: private sale NIL the real
estate belonging to the said deceased In the tpwii of
Noroik--l hereby give notice that will sell sal
real estate at Public Auction ut the sign pest on the
Green in said Norfolk. the oath day of May at
one Q clock in the afternoon. unless previously dis
posed of at private sale.
EIlZUR DOWD, Administrator
Norfolk, May 9th, 1866
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

FHNIIE Court uf Probate for the District of New
Il Milford hath limited aud allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate
of ESTHER NJ. STONE, late of New Milford, de-
ceased to exhibit their claims for settlement Those
who neglect to present their accounts. properly at
tested within sa. time will be deb.rrcd 4. recovery
All persons indebted IA said estate, requested to
make immediate payment to
JOHN S. TURRILI, Administrator
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GEORGE MERRELLS, Judge

NOTES.-The UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice that
they will meet at the oice of fIiRax GteDwiS ESQ
in the town of Birkhlinstcd, on thu 9th day Of June
1856 and the 9th day of July 1856 at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon on each of said days, to attend to
the duties of the above appointment.
DANIEL YoCE"S, Commits
JOSIAH H. SAGE, Siuncrs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

THO BE RENTED -Tenements for two families,
IL situated near the Congregational Church in this
village S. z. BEERS
Litchfield, May Goth, 1856.
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A / u Court of Probate holden ut Barkhanlsted
IA within and for the district of Bark hailstcd on

the Sd dayof May. \. d. 1886.
Present GEORGE MERREIIs Esq. JUDGE.
On motion of WILLIAM H. RANSOM amt ADRIAN C.
HEwErr trustees on the estate OF Isaac s BUSHNELL
rs assigning dcbter within said District having rep
resented said estate insolvtn and given notice to all
concerned tsappcar before this Court the present day
at q clock, \. NJ, IL he heard relative to the APP
ponmrnt" Conmissioncrsons. said NE and no one
appearing. THIS court doth appoint DASisL focSas
and JOSIAH h S..GE, commissioners To examine and
nd just the claims Of the creditors of sal estate and
also doth decree that two months be allowed from
the 10th day o May, laJ6, for the creditors To cX-
hiblt their Clt's 10 said Commissioners, aud said
Commissioners 10 give public notice of this order
by advertising the same in weekly newspaper pub
lishcd in Wi!lste and Litoheld in ltchti,lI Coun
ty. one month each, and by posting cop. thereof
on the public sign post in Hitchcock vile.
Certified from Record
GEORGE MERRELLS, Judge
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vHvHE Splendid Horse BROWN EAGLE wilt

yENHE Splendid Horse BROWN EAGLE viii
L. stand the ensuing season at the stable of WIN,
II. Grossnin, in Iitchheid, on WEDNESDAYS and
saturdays y. NJ, Of each week. and the rest Of tho
TIME ut the Static OF the subscriber. ssvs - Il
Drs;aipTloS-I Horse is of lead color, black
possessing fine action, with beautiful form lie Il
"f Morgan and Highlander blood.
TnRas.s2 single leap, and S. to insure. Tie
money to be paid the Mares ave found with
f;A. ALMON J. BI,ArU'
H.ch6ehl, May l4th, 1861 81 3'e = =.
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Phcnix Salt Mills.
Ground Rock Salt by the Bushel.

nNE thousand bushels of Rock Salt thoroughly
~ refined. and free from Specs tcargo of bark
Excelsior. imported by II Trowbridgc's Sons, now
ground, and for sale by the bushcl by
GEO. l.. FAULKNER & co.
&C. Those who use much Salt for dairy purposes
viii find it for their interest to buy by the bushe as
they thereby avoid the expense Of small bags, pack
ing. &c. "a
~ Orders by mail OF otherwise will he promptly
attended to- and thc Salt forwarded by Railroad or
Stage, may be directed G. /. F. & co.
Phenix Salt Mills Fleet street.
New Haven, May 9th. 1866
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Hurra for South Street /

FHNHE best place to buy Dress Goods of all dc
III scriptions, and Trimniags is at the BEE HIvE-
where an immense stock has been received thi
week at greatly reduced prices. For particulars SCI
advertisement of S. n BRONSON
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Henry w. Adams & Co.'S

n S the best place to buy Sugar, Molasses Teas,
U Cotftcs, Sni'S~, &,>, SC.
20 hbls refined pu!yc,izcl, granulated and crust
Sugars, hhds. Port Rico Sugars also hhds choice
Port Rico Molass,s. the best we have ever offered
plice 50 cents per gallon.
HENRY W. ADAMS & co.
Litchfeld. May 2lst, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
Daytons' Melodeons.

The following are xp,ong the testimonials lately
received by the manufactures Of these we'll known
and highly approved Instruments
From F. PrmtAr, 7s4ci~r Of Huste
A1ra A. 81, D,w@,:
:. Gcntlcmcn-t IL with much pleasure tl,.t offer
M testimony to the cxccllcncy of the Reed In
sta,nents manufactured by you and am happy To
cay thai in my opinion they have not been euaiied
by any manufactured in this cn,,n,ry. Yours. Sc
ss"A Hsi o. 4" b. PROCTOR bennington, N IT,
From Olpr Il. .Sarioa, 0rsapta aud 7taeher Of Muse
:kgse 81 Johas Nce Erwrsxse&.
ksssrs. A. & j. Dautoa:
sss'ueats Mel"dcoa purchased of you IL April
proves n be very superior instrument In every
spcct, and nm pleased to learn that all of the Me-
ledeons Of your manufacture which in in this
vicinity give satisfaction.
~xs kesectfaliy Yours, O. n. Sxwrox.
g. Johns, n. B., July Dist, 1855.
From Professor wilson
-. Bosrox, July 18th, 1855.
Nsssrs a. 81 Ddwcr
Dcar Sirs Having carefully examined the very
excellent MclUicons Of your manufacture allow me
70 cxrfSs to you my qualification In finding In them
all tatsc qualities which go to make up superior
instrument, viz: perfect equal temperament and
sxeellont tune, prompt and even action, beautiful
style Of finish, durability. power and superior quail
tyVof tone-which last especially think exists to
suehs remarkahlr degree in the instra,scnts in
question ns 10 place them far Id advance IL any Me-
lodcons hasescycr icfore seen. Ft
A.ss.,, Very truly fours. &c Gro. w. WILSON.
sYAvsglJ.4 From s. C. Jaai,, Ntr York
ss&Eh +" 900 lsRoApwAr n. Y.
sxfem.y r. Watson, E,ea~r Of Music on Piano and
-sssaa ass ID ef-4s.g. .Metuhom.
A.1l Having examined the improved model Mcloieons
manufactured by A. ~. DAYTON Wolcottville, Conn,
am prepared to express my confident opinion that
they are the most perfect instrument of the kind
aananafaetnred. setAs ssa j. h. WATSON, Jr.
- Boston, July 18th, 1855 <.
% ~ y, Dayton. Wolcottvillc Conn.
Ctst. The Melodeons of your manufacture which
have disposed Of have given the greatest satisfaction
and can recommend them as bcing Of quality OF
stonc and toach equal to any thing In the country
&stsise Yours truly SAx'L G. JoLLIE.
:! Kew York, June 12th 1855. seq
yses ~ SEQ advertisement on fourth page. sY
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Notice.

FEsiI;EE Is In the town If Norfoke young Stallion
May ness, and weighs from eleven hundred and fffty
to twelve hundred pounds. He Is of the Morgan
extraction. For action and symmetry (considerinr
his sze he cannot be cxtelled his disposition Il All
small extent but good breeiing mares Will he
aeepsed Tor those thathase the appearance Of BEING
good his color is jet black those who wish To raise
!. e9.t from him must apply soon to .MYRON O.
Norfolk, ct. April 18th, 1896, !, s1S|
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

nERUvIAN GUANo-At lowest market
II prices, wholesale and ret.il-wi;h Government
weight ana brand each bag. for sale a. the ig!-
cultural Implement and Seed Warehouse Of r. l.. ALLEN
Nos. 1879 and l2l Water Street, New York.
Allcns celebrated Moving Machine c1n,,oi clog
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
A L Court Of Probate holden at Kent. within
"a and for the District of Kent, tl,c 1911. day

A L Court of Probate holden at Kent. within
"a and for the District of Kent, tlc 10th ca:
of May, A. ID. 1856.
Present WILLIAM TREAT, Esq, Judge.
The Administrator the Estate of ORAxuE licUTs
late Of Kent, within said district deceased having,
represented said estate nsoyent aud given notice to
all concerned, to appear before this Curt he r1eent
day at vine O'Clock A. NJ. Ia be heard relative to
the appointment of Commissioners, AMI no one aI.-
pearng, this Court doth appoint Charles l. Fuller
and Ira Se;str Commissioners to examine and adjust
the cau,s of the creditors OF said estate and also
doth decree that six months be allowed them to
exhibit their claims to said Commissioners, after
they shall have given public notice Of this order by
advertising the same i'll newspaper published in
Iitchiied, and hy p"stiGg copy thereof public
sign-post in sail town of Kent.
Certified fro1., Record.
WILLIAM TREAT, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the Hotel of Edward NJ. Judd in Kent, on the
18th day OF May and the 18th day Of November
next, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ each OF said days, for
the purpose Of attending to the duties Of our ap-
pointmcnt.
CHART rs !. FULLER, Commits
IRA SEGAR ( sioucrs.
All pcfsotis indebted to said Estate arc requested
to make immediate payment Ia
CLARK PAGE. Administrator
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Oil and Paints,

nURE bINSEED OIL hy the barrel or gallon
II White Lead, pure French and American snow
white Zinc and ali other paints at manufacturers
prices at J. G. BECKWTI'H =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

In this village, May 18th, by Deacon Charles H
Seymour, Lyman Gilbert Of Winchester to Ms
Mary J. Tallmadge Of Prospect.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
Litchfeld, May 9TH, 1886.
G.. l.. w T. b is

G.. l.. w T. BIB
" AS just received general assortment OF new
Il Il Dry Goods and Groceries: superior green and
black Teas; first and second quality sperm Candles,
aiamantine and talow Canlles made expressly for
summer use. Paper Hangings, Bordernys s..
May 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

O a R - TTS.
VA would give notice that we are daily receiy.
w lag from New York, some new and splendid
styles OF Carpets, which we propose to sell ut less
pices than they were offered at before in this
market n & E. A. BERRY.
Wrleott'illc, April Dist, 1856. -,
RcStly-MaJlc Clothing.
WOU can fp'i at our store almost any article In
"a this line you may call for-ahd at prices which
We arc confident will please you.
n s. L. A. BERRY.
Wocottville, April q 1856. a.lah-
~ Notice.
ENE would here say to our friends that ouf
w stock is complete with every variety of goods,
and ''c propose 10 sell them cheap
---,- N. Il L. A. BERRY
Wocottv;llc April q, 1906 -.u ., -
ND DOM PAPuF,-7O0O Pieces Of this article
q 4 Just received comprising all the latest pat;
terms and best styles offered in the market
H.u n. & +. A. BERRY.
WoIcott'ille April 81, 1856 ss .paa Tigll
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

sssaEss48~t 4 ..ssss 81 Exctcr. Me-, Sept. So
t~<r QrsMoNs o. RHerIAR PnyslciANs-!Ths certifics
.stthat hasc recommended the OF wisrARs BAL
cam OF VIII GHEkRy for diseases of tho Lungs. for
Two years past and many hotties, 10 my knowledge
have been used by my patients ell with beneficial
vsresnits. In two cases. where II thought con.
frmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cher.
~ effected q. cure. sssssssB ss#sgfsF5
-ss~s sias sa r. BosDEx. Physician at Exeter Corner
yias8l)r William A. Shaw, Of washingtcn, N c.,
writes :. Al Wistars halsam Of Wild Cherry Is the
1uaty patent medicine to which i have ever given my
public recommendation, shall not be suspected by
the candid giving rash or prccipitatc testimony"
itssa IfgsAuine, Aligned l. kcssa So ~ sesesssEs
Prepared md sold. wholesalc aud retail, only by
- SNyuW tOwGA Boeton, Mass, TO whom oil orders
should be addressed, and for sale by A. c. Smith,
sltchneld Alvusd Brother. wocottville PhUnix
.seEAs Waicstoxn, and druggists generally. @.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
Millinery and Fancy Goods ! I.

Millinery and Fancy Goods
New Spring styles.
M Uses FARNSWORTH having returned rom
IsE New York with large assortment of elegant
millinery and Fancy Goods, solicit the attention OF
the ladies generally to their large Stock, comprising
all the novelties of the season.
Misses Farnsworth hope still to retain the patron
age Which has been hitherto so literally bestowed,
and will spare no pains to suit the tastes of all whe
may favor them with call. ,"s" --'
Ga Straw h7nnets repaired and bleachsd.
Itchticld, April eth, 1856. . g.
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Two High Hood cslts.

W ORGAN WILD.AIR, ri and ENGLISH Uu.
Eptphro Seymour, ESQ.,, of Vermont, with a Een;tL
Colt, will stand ut Or. FafrchiId's Barn. Woothrv
mp TOWN. this season sssaig7AEi-- LORI FEM
I ''Weedburs, May lsts 1860 1ssas aa,ne-~-'-""
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

FEHHE Black Hawk Horse RAVEN, and the four
n years old CHESTNUT Horse PLEASANT
GALE will stand at the stable Of the subscriber on
his Robbins Farm. the present season.. Terms for
Raven 50 paid down, and $40 the LIST of April 1867
il the mare proves in foa Terms for Pleasant Gale
$40 to insure, ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk May lst 1856. Ef
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF TIE
Forbes Iron Cor

A0SS IL VIZ M
EeE 1t known that we the subscribers do hereby
associate ourselves body polite and corporate
pursuant to the Provisions of the statute law of the
State of Connecticut relating to Joint Stock Cor
poratons and the following are the articles of our
agreement aud association
Art. l. The name Of said corporation shall be the
p" Forbes Iron Co"
Art IL The capital stock of said corporation shall
he thirty thousand dollars, and shall be divided into
twelve hundred shares of twenty fife dollars e,ch to
be paid in by the subscribers before the Company
commence business t- . g
Art. LII. The purpose for which said corpora.ion
is established is follows. Tie nanutdciart Of
Pg- Iron. The casting. converting and manufacturing.
the same into various articles. such car wheels
machinery of all descriptions that Il made from iron
material to melt and f.rge Pig Iron, and Iron ore
into bars and other various forms Of wrought Iron
The manufacturing the into ulauhinery and to
sell and deal in the same also. to buy and sell grain
of different varieties. and convert the into Hour
and feed Also. the buying. selling and dealing Real
Estate and in all kinds of goods. and merchan-
disc, and generally to do NIL things necessary aud
Convenient for the vrosecativn Of said business
Art Nv. The said corporation is established and
located in the town of Canaan, County Of Ltcfcld,
State OF Connecticut
Art. V. Each subscriber to these articles agrees
to take the number of shares annexed to his manic
of the Capital Stocs of said corporation, viz !:
Forbes S. Adam, zoo shares SIS $500
George Aflaln, 40 shares % 5000
Charles S. Adam, 200 siiafes Is 5000
Wns fserees 10 shares r. IT. $500
Leonard Richardson, rs shares shares s M sssy
VIM H. Barnunr, 1is shares % : 2s75
ozF - ,5 eeo ooo
.sfs-s LEONARD RICHARDSON, ! ,g0 - :
FORBES s. ADAM, T..
gf. mo- A. BECKLEY; Directors
a NM. G. r Aesa q, s 'sslss
We l,ersiv eevtify that I'm f,uSfai ssrarrof the
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New Goods for Spring.
Girls Wanted

w aNEkt<O
FaHO work at the Cloth Button business-to steady,
II Industrious, American girls that wish for an
eng a@cmcnt for year more, good inducements
will he made by steady employment at good wages.
We have number OF girls from Litehtield County,
and like the kind.
Our Factory is located j mile east Of the Union
City Depot in Naugatuck -, .-........-..
~ ENos HOPKINS s CO.
Saugatuck. April l4th, 1885, -;
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DIANO FORTSS-T,ae .Not,,e-IHhe subscriber
Il offers for sale = second hand Piano Fortcs which
he will sell very cheap. New Piano Fortes m;.nu-
featured by Hallet, Davis \ Co, and L. Gilbert,
selected and delivered for those desiring To purchase
at small advance from the wholesale price aud
warranted. Music sold at New York prices. Piano
Fortes tuned and repaired.
j. DIDWELL PEI
I.tchfcld, May 9Th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
Special Invitation.

HOERSoNS visiting Iitchield are respectfully m
u rited to call and examine my assortment Of
Boots and Shoes: they will find good assortment.
and at as low prices for cash, as any in the State
Sole Leather cheap rs the lr;rke, win bear also
Shoe thread. pegs, &c. &C., forsa'e by
.a+F E.~- SAMUEL CLOCK.
HHOOTS. SHOES, CATERS, &c. &c-New STYLES
HE just received and for sale cheap for cash. by
~. sfk SAMUEL Clock. ),
West Main Street, ItchReld. April 18th 1856. :
AIDES and Gents best Rubbers Misses and
Il Childrens do, for sale cheap Us u good
article can be found in the State. For sale for cssh
by SAMUEL CLOCK
GENTs' FincCslf Boots aid Congress Caters, Sc,
IN six different styles, cheap for cash. at
SAMUEL CLOCKS. 3
AIDES Congress Caters. save trouble in laciug
IL for sale cheap for cash. by SAMUEL CLOCK
q HHILDRES'S Congress Slippers beautiful aud
~ cheap. at SAMUEL CLOCKS -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

aas Scotch Pobb1e9.
n USr received by the subscriber, an assortment
81 of Spectacles set with genuine pebbles, which
lac will sell nj the lowest price. Also quantity of
pebbles unset to accommodate those who may wish
them SGT to their own frames; those in want Of
either arc invited to call and see for themselves
Il. MERRIMAN.
Ltchhcd April SOth, 1856. - 1711 =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

HyHE Court Of Prot,e for, thc Dst,et of Esei,fcld
- hath l,Ipt7d and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the cfelito the Estate OF ELISHA
ID. BAILEY late of Iitchfeli IN said District deceased
in which to exhibit their claims for allowance an
settlement Those negleng to present their accounts
within said time, properly attestcd will bc declared
recovery All persoiis indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to :s.a
H.. 1..a.s :. HARRIET b. BAILEY. Executriz.
Dated April 29th, 1856. ..I ~. b ~ 81. -
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NfTsrANG IMMINENT, Lyons Katharion, F..
NA. sences, and q general assortment OF Hair OIL
fcFfnmefy. &C.. may be found ut Nor West Street
s Gtcflfcid, ApiiI 9TH 1851 sa54g kt< y1gsa4i
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

SHAwLS t--Bsochc, black SILK, Cashmere Barce
~ and other styles, far sale at BRADFpRDtS
Wolettville, April s.it, 1855 asa ~ ssSsl ~!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

8 0x4CH e hecehy given that BENJAMIN S. Bal
IN comb will preier his petition TO the General
Assembly OF the State al connccticut at its next
sessioa. for liberation from the Connecticut state
Prison. $50 te 1850 g
Wcthcnfeld, May Sd, 1885, Il
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

" ANTED- Hides, Bark and Cali .Skins xantc
w Ut the Tannery, south Farms, tp. q 8
- - r s@nfA - N TGNKISGf0N.
. Nnx 4Es@x ztpse ~ HEzsssS TssS
saas4s Ia E1as sgtsflsst4F
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

ftALr-sKms WANrED.-cash paid for Calf
~ Skins, by s. d. NoRrnPAY MIRO COMPANY, at
.heir factor- in South Norfolk, Conn. - &
South Norfolk, March II, 1856. 44.-7 :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

DuScAN-RAyNoR-O On MONDAY, Sept. 20, at the South
Dutch church. Fifth by the Rev. Or. Macauy,
WALTER DcscAr TO JANE HAyNoR, both Of this city.
MooRE-JosIs-On Thursday, Sept %, by The Rev.
Isaac b. PIERCE, ARch'p hooRB OF Trenton Falls, to
CoRsEn r. JOINS, o. Trenton, Oneida county, N. Y.
ADMINISTRATORS Brooklyn, on saturday eve
ming Sept 81 at Ply mouth church, by Rev Henry Ward
Beecher GEoPGH W. ADplssBL to Miss Los sALkylR both
Of Brooklyn
CokTEIYoc-BRowEs Brooklyn, Sunday, Sept.
IA by the Rev. Mr. Shelng JACOB L. CoRTEYou, Of Fla.
bush to ALKALINE, eldest daughter Of the a.e Lieut. Chas
Brewer, U, Army.
DAIY-LyDG.-At west Farms, wes,chester county on
Saturday, Sept ~, by the Rev. W. Rodman, CRAR P.
DAILY 10 MARIA, eldest daug ter OF Philip NJ Lydg, Esq
VAsDoEEs-YoUnG AT Cold spring, N. Y, on Thurs
day, SEPT IS by the Rev John Chambers D. d. OF Phi
.delpha, JOHN EAsDoREr, Esq Of this city, TO EIHv
daughter Of the late Dr. Charles II. Young.