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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
\ T a Court of Probate holden at Sharon, in and xA for the District of sharon on the 18th day of

AT Court of Probate holden at sharon, in and xA for the District of sharon on the 18th day of September A. D. 1856:
 Present, CHARLES F. SEpGwIcK, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the application of Samuel S. Woodward of Sharon, in said District showing to this Court that he is Guardian to Elizabeth Boland Abigail Boland Clarinda Roland Josephine Roland and Wm Roland, Minors belonging to Grass Lake in the State of Mich and that said Minors are the ofthe following real estate viz The right of their late father William Roland, deceased, in about eighty acres of land in said Sharon-formerly the property of Reuben Bo- land, part being now in possession of Ralph K. Woodward, and part in possession of George Wood ward the whole interest of said Minors being valued at about eighty dollars. and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate-pray ing fol. an order. and that he'o some other meet person be empowered to sell the same per appli- tion file; dated the 18th day of September, 1856, more fully appears.
 ORDERED That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in sharon, on the 22nd day of November, 1856, at oclock afternoon and that notice thereof be published in some public paper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successivey at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 Certified from Record: t St 2l CHAs. F. sEDGw1CK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
 8 - CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
New Attractions for Fall.

TuNHE subscribers would here call the attention of U the Ladies to new and rich assortment of Millinery Goods just received from New York continue to rcplenish Stock often, and shall al ways intend to keep complete assortment of all the leading styles of Goods they appear in market. Among the Goods just received my be found splen- did assortment of Flowers and Ribbons :also, Pumes variety of other articles generally found in Mil liners Shop. We have also great assortment, and a great variety of Dress and Cloak Trimmings of entire new styles. Also, German and Rubber Toys for children. Bonnets bleached, as usual, and war ranted to suit the most particular. s
 With many thanks to all who have so literally patronized establishment for the past year. we would here say that it is our intention to keep up the reputation of the Stand it regards variety of Goods, and cheapncss of prices ssz.. sl.zs... s ..ss.,--., ,.-s.. .-. F.sr5 - c. BRADLEY,
 L. BUELL..
 Ltchfield Sept 2Sd, 1856. Gt-o-22
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

\ T Court of Probate holden at Ltchfeld with "A in and for the District of Litchfeld, on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1856.
 se Present. CHARLes ADAMS. Esq. Judge.
 Henry E. Fenn of Ltchfeld, in said District. having made an assignment of certain Estate to Abraham c. Smith. in Trust for the benefit of his in such case provided II IS ORDERED, That said Trustee give notice to all persons interested in the Trust to appear, if they see cause at the Probate Office in Litchfeld. the 9th day of October. lS56 at o'clock in the afternoon to be heard relative ta the appointment of Commissioners to receive and deeie upon the claims of the creditors of said as signed Estate by advertising this order in news paper printed in Mtchaeld. and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in the village of Litchfeld Certified from Record
 1@ 's CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

YSHE Books for subscription towards constituting
 u the Capital 'Stocsv of the L,roHYIELp BANK of two hundred thousand dollas, will .bs spsaed at Crossmanss Hotel. in the town of Htch6eld, Conn.,, on Tuesday. the 7th day of October, 1856, at 10 o'clock. A. N. The Shares to be one hundred dal- lars each ten doan each share to bc paid at the time of subscription. twenty dollars in thirty days thereafter like of twenty dollars at the end of the next sixty days after such second nstalment and the remaining fifty dollars at such time and in such iRstaiments as the Directors may require. Said payments to be made n specie, in current bank notes Of par value.
 ~ STEPHEN w. KELLOGG, !
 AMMI GIDDINGS, sa@ ssYs5 2
 September 23, 1856. saa 1S 2t-22
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

euyESTIMONfAL of The Rev. Thomas Hempstead,
 of the Elm Park School from the Rev. James P Wilson D. D., late Presiie of Delaware College and Professor of Theology in the Union Theological Seminary. New York city.
 REV DR RICHARDS :s - s .
 Dear Sir: | received vour brief note, and am ex- ceedinglv pleased to hear once of my old friend and pupil, Rev Thomas Hampstead. My remera- berance of him is of the most agreeable character. When in college. his mind was mature. and ip every respect his standing was entirely above and beyond that of all the rest Indeed it may be sail that he was competent to instruct them in any of the de- partments and vet no one WAS more popular nor more beloved. both in and out of College, by stu. dents. Faculty and citizens. think you are fortu- nate in obtaining his cooperation.
 Very Truly and Sincerely Ynnrs,
 E+.s @ JAMES P. WILSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Ein Park coiie.iate instituie,

EoR young gentleman, under the esaperintendence of DR- JaxEs RIcHAaDe, assisted by REv. THosg HEApsTEAD, A. NJ. :
 Boys Thoroughly fitted for College or business special attention given to health, morals and man
 ners, or good breeding. - r,rr .s essSs a ss,
 Terms-s225 per annum, or s56 per quarter four departments, day scholars. s8, 10. F. and l6 per quarter. ,s.s es.-~sa ss s c Ggs rT
 For circulars, testimonials, &c., apply at this ofce
 or at the Institution. Ts9ss 59 , TT1-g s, ~ztfl0
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

HoLLow ATS PilIs. the most powerful Remedy for all disorders affecting the ntestines Pills are pronounced without hesitation by all who have tried them to be of the most cfcacious remedies ever made known, they act directly the parts affected that 1t ia impossible any disease of the stomach or bowels can resist their searching influence, and so they thorourghy pass through and cleanse the sys- tem removing all tre1ee of disease It is remark able fact that these Pills seldom fail to restore the patient to health after every other remedy had been used successfully. asA
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
DIE;Iis

In Cornwall, Sept 20th. in hone and peace, Asira, wite ofLyman Clark. in tho list y, ar of her aeG
 In Milton, on the 26th inst Mrs. Lucina, wife of David Wctmore, aged S2 years.
 In sharon. Eemnel Carr. aged 70 years. a.
 h sharon. Mr. Josiah Hull. age S4 years !. In Sha,on, Mrs. Elizabeth Platt, wife of Charles A. Platt Esq, of Augusta Georgia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Wallted.s

A GENTS to operate in the difsrent States to ex n hhi sample and take orders for valuable and much ss article in the hasdware line Ebersi commis .o.ls allowed-so that Agents make from s5 to Sl5 and even so per day. Agents must fur- nish their own horse and buggy The demand for the article is at present. very great. ~ ss zssS ~
 Apply in psfsyn or oy tettsT, to ..s. sS slssys-- 4t2I A41aS~s s@zs a II8 John Street, New York N~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
s NEHH1EED.

In Ellsworth, on the 21st ult.. by Rev r Bzsfers SAnf.r Hung, of Dover, N. Y. to Miss Lydia Benson. of Kent, Ct. ,.s, ,s '.
 In North Reading, Sept 18th, by Rev. Thomas N. Jones, J. Bdwcll Peck. of Litchfeld. and Miss Mary +. daughter of Frederick F. npot of North Reading.
 In Goshen, on the 2Gth uM, by the Rev, MT. Silverthorn. Derius D.. Thompson. to Louisa E Cram dall, of the same place. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

stored to health in few days after many years of great nervous suffering. is anxious to make known the means of cure Will send tfrce) the prescription
 used. Direct the Rev. JOHN M. DAGNALI., No. 59 Fulton street, Brooklyn, New Fork 4m19
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

Distrid of Ldehfsd, $. Probats Court, S. 29 1856 UPSTATE of GEORGE w. RILEY, late of Goshen lI in said District. deceased: ORpEnED-That the Administrator exhibit his Administration account to this Court for adjustment of October 1856, at 2 o'clock afternoon md that all persons interested in said Estate may hc notified thereof the Administrator will cause this Order to be published in newspaper prin ed in Litchfeld, and post copy thereof on the sign in said town of Goshen.
 Certified by
 2t-23 CHARLES ADAMS Jniye
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
PRICES oF BOARD puRING THE BAH

PRICES OF BOARD DURING THE FAIR.
 We, the undersigned hereby agree to entertain strangers and others at respective places of pub lie entertainment during the week in which the State Fair shall be held in this town next October, Ut the prices placed to our respective naiaes New Haven Hotel, 1ontine, and Assembly I,,,se, s2O0 per day Gilberts Hotel on the European plan ; cify Hotel, Union Hotel, and Kings Hotel Sl5o per day Bro .dway Hotel, s1 % per day.
 New Haven, Sept 10, 1856. 21
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
New Fall Goods for 1856. z

t MCNEIL & BRAMAN'S. . 4sg~, \ N immense stock, just opened, embracing all kA the late:t styles of Silks, Merinoes, DeIaines and other Dress Goods selected from New York during the past week. s .& ..- a..- Ltchield, Sept. 9th, 1856. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Town Meeting.

guNHE inhabitants, of the town of Ltchfeld, arc u hereby notified that their annual Town Meet ing will be held in the Town Room, on Monday the 9th day of October, 1856, at 9 o'clock, A. M, for the election of Town Officers for the year ensuing and School Visitors for one, two, and three years to lay all necessary Taxes to i'll vacan ics of Justices of the Peace, and to transact any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 A. c. SMITH,
 ABSER LAEDON, Seiectrnen. 2t-22 F. NJ. BLAKESLEL1
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
AnsOrl Hubbell.
WHOLESALE GROCER, 7s WATER STREE

WHOLESALE GROCER, 7S WATER STREET, LEAVING purchased the interest of R. D. Hale, LII in the firm of Hubbell X Hale, should be pleased with a continuance of the patronage of my old friends, and the public generally my facilities allowing me to offer greater inducements than formerly. a E r-~ .--s grr. ceries. which will be worthy of consideration, aad certainly satisfactory regards qualities and prices My Stock will consist principally of the following Sugars Teas. Molasses, @@.s ss s.s .s s.. < Fish, Oils, Pork, Hams, Beef,
 Spices Tobacco. Flour, Salt, Herkimer,
 Cheese. Goshen Butter. Lard Soaps Candles
 Wooden -wafe, Nuts Fruit Sc, &cs s To which would invite the attention of all wishing 10 purchase. @ s@ ZtZ2
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Litchield, Sept. S0th, 1856.
GEO. H. BALDWIN, PM,
For Sale.

1HNHE subscriber offers for sale the Store and Lot
 ' at Bantam Falls. formerly kn. VII as the store owned by Parkhurst & Kinney said property will be sold cheap. for particulars apply to Seth Pond, Bantam Falls. -. ,-, s - 6mo-23 s~-+. - E M s. BILLINGS
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Choice and Attractiye

 HALL and Winter Dress Goods in great vafiety, are now opening at the Granite Store in Vol cottyille. consisting Of Plain Merinoes,a Plaid Nerinoes,
 poplins,
 Je6Sie Plaids. AlpAocaa and Bcmhazines.
 Plain and figured wool DeLAines,
 Cashmere and Muslin, -4--+
 Plain and figured French Flannels,
 Coburgs and Debeges, &c Shayvls. II Stella, @ & Ray State.
 Broche. CAshmere. &c.,
 Also, Gents Shawls; - A very large stock af Cloths, CAssimeres and vestings, for Gents and Boys wear. Blankets, &c; housekeeping Goods of all kinds Carpets and 0fIc1oths, ReAdy-made Clothing. and ClslAisg made to ordek Boots and Shoes, Haks and < Caps, Crockery and Hariwaxe, Gro
 ceries, Provisions. &c \ WOODING & LEWIS. wolcottville. Oct. let. 1858. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Ea1d 2f6c1k

uYATS, Caps, Furs, Robes, Glo loyes aizd ythipg
 Ii else in nil fine, for tic Fall tIeqe, afc nov and my assortment win compare with t1et of en{ Store in the State, Give me 4 cll and jndgs " fa Summer Good. "a. .ass 0asred as osst sss ] ''' " 'asss'ss' ''''s < s .... g. i. lzezsos. , Iitehasld, August 2oth, 1sse. ss: e h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Mass Meetings!!
ARE NOW HEED DAILy AT THE syohE OF

ARE NOW HELD. DAILy AT THE STORE or
 H. w. Ada1aas e3o Go. WY HERE the largest and best stock of Goods l" ever offered to the citizens of Litchfeld, are exhibited for sale at the lowest possible living prices. Two tons of Dry goods. consisting of Cloths Cassimeres vestings, Silks, Mer'nos. Parametfas Calicoes, Be- &c,. have just arrived from New York, to which we invite the attention of old customers and new. as-4
 Litchfeid, Sept, eth, 1856. - -c ttff220
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Electors Meetin;

M1xlSSAkAS 1NAUNAhls9 &RNHE Electors of the town of Ltch6sld are here by warned to meet at the Town Room. on Non day. the 9th day pf October. 1856. at o'clock, A M.. for the purpose ofxvoang Yn IT No on the following proposed amendment of the constitusaon of this State to wit :-The, Judges af the Suprsue cd in the year 1855 and thefeer. shall hold thSar office for the term of eight yesV--but my he p remove them on the address of fswo-thirds ~ sach House of tho General Assembly,. No Judee of the Supreme Court of Errors. or of thA Superior unart shall be capable of holding o1ace alter he shal =
 WM + cROSsMAN;F CHESTER G BlRGE, .
 JOSEPH 0. PECE
 THJMAS c. ss02{E n Cunstables.
 EDWARD W0On2HENJl
 JACOB MOSS. J3s.
 RUFUS SMITH, as Litch field. s opt. 22. 1856. 2t-22 ENLOUR from New Wheat. of thech01psst quality. G just received by
 { Iitchae'd, Sept 9th. lsss. 'sns s2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

A T Court of Probate holden at Sharon, within "A and for the District of Sharon, on the 18th day of September. 1856 .1. A'
 Present, CHARLES F. SfDawIcx. Esq. Judge.
 On motion of John C. Jackson, Administrator on the Estate of GEORGE W JACKSON, late of sharon, in said District deceased This Court doth decree that six months from this date be limited and allowed for the Creditors of said Estate to present their claims against the same to said Administrator and doth advertising in newspaper printed in Ltchfeld and public sign-post in said sharon, nearest the Last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record:
 4t22 cHAS. F. sEDGw1CK, Judge. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
---------------
 Notice.

E asa NOu1Cf. luNHE firm of Hubbcl & Hale is this day dissolved A by mutual consent The outstanding business will be settled hy Anson Hab5ell who will continue the Grocery business at the old stand. 78 Water-st
 a ANS0N HUBBELL,
 ROBERT B. HALE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Cllurcla Dreni1s.

ENFORCE JARDINE q SONS eelstf1} Qz 411 M which afes used in many of a& pf14c[pA churches in New York city and elot1tI6E x19 subscriber. having taken the agency l0f t66 Hl4 & the above, will be pleened to receive oSdef5 c1 oL societies wishing to purchase an ofg6n, of {tc4
 will please send to the subscriber and in return wif
 receive price list andscae siae, numbcr of ko9 &o s wolcottville Sept. lss, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
ALL wHos IT MAY coScEas

10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN .s F E u NNJE, Nathaniel Wheeler the Pfesldent, enl " William H. Perry the Secretary of Wh@c1se & Wilson Manufacturing Company, a Jotut xtock Corporation heretofore located and establIsh6 n hs town of Wateftown, county Of Litchdeld, s6( 1>e3 of Connections, hereby cssty that said cor55 ica have removed their location and plaos of bu1|1s8 from said town of Wateftown to the town of D<Id<s port in Fairield county, State of connectlc4t <nd said ration and it's place of Busipess is nov t0-
 .as~s4Es gaNATHANIEL WHEELER. President
 W. H. PERays Secretary. 3 ES
 Dated at Bridgeport, the sist dAyof July. 1866.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

In relinquishing my interest in the firm of Hubbell Hxle \ take pleasure in rec emmending nay partner and succoszuE to the favorabe consideration of the old customers of the Concern.
 ROBERT B. HALE Bridgeport, Sept. 6, 1856 2t:2
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
WO0iling & Lewis,
 Wo1cnttvillac

nN Monday next, August 4th, will offer their O entire stock of Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices. Persons desirous of obtaining any thing in their lne will find it for their advantage give them early call. -
 Wolcottville, August 1st, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Dissolution.

Dissolution. FuNHE Go partnership heretofor. existing between u HEAToN < NEWTON, for the purpose of trade, is by mutual consent this day dissolved All accounts will be left in the hands of Levi Heaton for settle ment. Those indebted will please call as soon as convenient. ...
 LEVI HEATON.
 -....r WM. NEWTON. Northfeld, Sept. 8th, 1856. 3te2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
NEu1 EALIHonDS.

MIC NEIL $ BRAMAN, Dealers in Dry Goods, MI House Furnishing GouE, Carpets Oil Cloths, Crockery and Glass Ware, first door east If the Court House. Ut the oldssani of F.1 McNeil, would an nonnce to their customerss that they have now in stnfe and stantly receiring all the new and desirabie styles of Goods for the Fall Trsde com pring ladies Dress G o1s Of every description. black and fancy Silks .MerinseS Raramettas, DsLaines, Prints Ginghans. Indies Cloths black Silk Velssts for aCapes, &c. fAlso, we'll selected assortnentof of Broddeioths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Gents Fur nishing Goods &e es,aA of which will be odered It rates unusually DH.e ss9g asss4aa... sseA s F. D. MCNEIL.
 sss*@s4 ss#s-S q kss Fssas w. H BRAA1AN.
 Ltchfeld, Sept. s0th, 1856. 2s IT lST OF EETTER8 remaining, uneailed for.
 LII in the Post Office, Litchfeld. Oct lst. 1856.
 D, BiAlcot. Harriett E. Brown. Egbert Burpham, Hobert Booth Emile Bohin, Alva M. Bristol Geo. Bortholomer, L. Butler,aC P Bennit, DwightC Crane. Erastus Cody Mrs. Hosaee Dunbar, Hs6y L Far mem, Conrad Freund, Elias R. Fry. Levi French, Charles Griswold, James Ganun, J. Hariland. F. e. Long, David Masy, Vim. Mooney. Legrand Munson. |. Miller. Mrs. Loomis North. Miss Ellen Raaden, Chas c. Palmer, Rev. H, B Pierpont. Mrs. Ellen Prime Wm. L. Ransom. Vim. T. Ryemsns, Mrs. Annaeliza Schoval Lemon Stone. Amos H. Thomp- son Oliver A. G. Todd, Anne Wynne. Henry J. Woodruff Hon. ". ". Welch, R. l. Wafes-or his f1~@ .SeFn u RAyDw5N p@M
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
GU M e.

~ L. WEBB has just received new supply Of NJ. double and single barrel Bowling pieces, Gun Locks, Wad Cutters, Gun Waddings water proof and patent Percussion Caps, Gun Tubes Game Bags, Shot Bags. powder Flasks, tube Wrenches Powder and Shot, Sc, Sc. Sa s<e sE s @a
 September 10th, 1856. s % 3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

Arthur's Patent Air-Tight sslkssaling CAus and Jars EIvoR preserving fresh Fruits, Tomatoes, &c.-fs1l .A directions for using accompany them. Tin Cans-pint, quart haif-gallon and gallon. Fire-proof yeIow-ware Jars pint and onsrt hsi. gallon glass Jars.
 MCNEIL BRAMAN, Agsats. Ltehfcld, July 22d, 1866. Hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
ON POULTRY AND SWINE.

ON f0uLrkY AND SWINE.
 To N. II. Morse and 0urlon F,lley fot the best breeding Eows and Pigs, was awarded premium Of Two Dolars each.
 | To Solomon M Webster, for one pair of yChittagongs, Que Dollar ess afafs
 To cyrus Catlin, for one pair of Shanghaies, Que Dollar a@s eer
 To Cyrus catlln. for one pair of Turties. Fifty Centa 4atss.
 To Solomon Webster, for do. do. Fifty Cents.
 10 Henry E. Judd. fer oue pair of Geese, One Dollar.
 To, Isaac Morse. for the greatest variety of Fowls, Two Dollars. e1 ts
 To B. Whetmore, Cyrus Catlin, and Geo Matthews, for . number of Bantam Fowls, each Fiity Cents. ,g
 BUTTER AND casssE. The Committee on Butter and Cheese did not carry out the amount of premisma We :can only state, therefore, that the highest pre- niums were awarded to David whittlesey,, of New Preston. James M Cewles, of Norfolk, and George E. Nosse. of LitchHeld
 . Secoedaxy aud tertiary 4psemiams were awarded to naSia Lucas, Of 0asAen, Lance Eidridse. of 0ssAea. Hsaiey Morse of Litch- field; hems sRisEpont sof South Farms, Ed win WtlRs of ccsnwal. and George s, cogs well a Nov rreston.
 1iAas ss vosxssc OXEN. STEERS, 6c. ~ To Bs4ianin webstes. tcr 25 beautiful
 Cattle, ffst prsnism q $S 70 oJolin GIT. for l0do.. 2d premium. 6 Go Bo5&s F EopA sh1st - yeaEs old, fxzI6dEk f Ju1ls aa bsst. 8 aS niSeIa ssss N a'sesss,ooa,y sess c'y 2 2 sEer!a dsIs yhdt n E, Judd, s tna dllionsl to each, |
 C1n1Esr Sedd, best Wosking oxsn, = '. = ~ psst d.. l
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Saddle and. Harness Malxlng.

Saddle and Harness Making. rnsHE subscriber continues to manufacture and u keeps on hand ytAiag in his line Of busiaeH and he woulh invite the attention of the pubic to his establishment bsliesing that he can supply elsewhere sJobbing and repairing promptly and neatly ycxecuted. Shop over the store ofChas cNeik nrv5 ss se&s Ss aSs ssT- e3H FREDK BROWN.
 Litchfeld, July a2i 1856. ssssT+
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
New Fall Goods {!

THyHE " Bee Hive" full and running over s- Just
 IL received an immense stock of the latest styles of Goods adapted to the fall trade including every variety of Cloths, Talmas, Shawls Dress Goods and Trimmings, Boots, Shoes, Sc, &c, for sale cheap, by ssq-s ssa gz ase.s S. N. BRONSON r3
 Etchfeld, Sept 10th, 1856. s-s s-.s 3t20
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Nfaehinists Wanted

"A T the Pin Factory of the 0akville' Company % EA Oakyille, Waterbury, Conn. By early spplica- ton good situations may be procured.
 0akylle, July 10th, 1856. ss-ss s gssss.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Litchfeld Bank.

Litchfield. Sept. 2sd, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
Town Meeting.

TUyHE Int call for Tsxes without fees
 A. LEWIS, Collector Eept 1Oth. 1856. 1t23 a1 0AlA YARDS of nne c1lton Shseeines, in 4 0OV remnants of n l6iyard pieces, at 6 l-2 cents, ct WO0DING q LEWIS $ wclcot&yllle, Oct. lst. le5& A
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02
CEREBRAL MANUFACTURES

97 sras v' CEREBRAL MANUFACTURES. e ,..,. .. T Andrew, of Sharon, for an OK yoke
 Of very excellent workmanship, and em-
 bracing | new principle of fastening the sa ring ior draft, .. .4, $2 Q. w. Beardsley, New Preston, for the
 best one horse harness, 2 Geo. s. Cogswell, New Preston, for 2d best, wm Rodgcrs Litchheld, for best one horse
 carriage and Buggy, 2 Elias Scovill, Cornwall, for the best aud
 only display of OK chains, horse shoes
 and chain swivels, ie l Your committee were fayorably impressed with the horse, carriage aud harness exhibited by Mr. F. H Kelly, of Plymouth, together with the very agreeable and pleasant equipage therein contained. '@
 ON SHEEP.
 On five long-wooled Ewes, to Geo. c.
 Hstchcock, first premium $4 Secoud do., to Johl. T. Andrew, Best 6 longwsolsd Lambs, to Geo. c. a
 Hitchcock, Secoud best do to John to Andrew, 2 Best iong-wooled Buck, to Y. S.4IIart, Secoud best do, to J. T. Audrey, Best 5 fne-woolediE Ewes, toJouas Hun.
 gcriord, Secsm1- esst dn.. to L X A Whiting, 8 Best hnsswoolcd bsnSs. fn l.. &A.
 Whiting, IA -. B Secoud. .bsss do., to | IA. Whiting, 2 Best ine-wooled DHck, to sL. & A.
 Whitheg a2afZ 8 Second best do, to Jonas Hungegford, A grEtuitf for choice lot q middle
 wooded Sheep. to Geo. 0. Natcheock, 4 Do. do. fne l year old Buck,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

|n II RICHARDS has just rsturzsd ffnn Nv
 4 York withss . lasgs asSostment of -Cloths Cas- sameres. vestings, Trmmirgs and gentsf Furnish- Ing Gooas whioh hs will sell cheap for cash Htohhslds Sept. 9th, ie5S. = @@
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-10-02

7 @ r H1 - e ns
 COiumbian Eerf fanlery, A FUILasso5tmsht jnst received at T. H. RIcl kA ARDS Clothing Store, Mest strsst Mtchfeld, July lst, 1858, M