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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

A Te Cosrt Of Probate holdsnt .ga rkhams
"A within and for the disrrict 81 ,sa,s ha msted
on the 18th day Of October. A. ID. 1855.
: Present. GEoRGE MERRgLLs, Judge.
On motion Of Ezra A. Doofit.lc. Trustee on
the Estate Of Justin Hodge. an assigning debtor
within said district. having represented 81 id
Estate insolvent and gwen notice TO al con-
csrned TO appear before this Court the prese n,
day At = o'clock A NJ to be heard relative TO
The appointment OF Commiss:o ners-and no one
appearing. this Cou., doth appoint Josiah Il !.
Sage and William l.. Ransom Commissioners
to examine end adjust the ctsime oi the creditors
Of said estate, aud aiso doth decree that two
months be sllowed them 10 EXHIBIT their claims
TO said commissioners. after they shan have
given public notice Of this der BY advertising
the same in weekly new sraper published ia
Winsted and Li,chfield one month each, and
bv posting . copy thereof on public sgn post
10 said town II Barkhamsted.
Aud the said commissioners are hereby no
tilted "a meet st the Office OF Hiram G. edwin,
Eco. ia said Bsrkhsmeied m the l2th dsy Of
January. 1856. and on The fs,h day Of February,
1856, a. 10 O'Clock A M on each of Sal DAYS
to s,,snd To the duties 81 said appointment.
g Certified from Record
GEORGE MERRELLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Improved Single Machine

EDubLIg aiteIliIUn 10 lnyIiedst0 an iinpFove-
ment in making Shingles BY means si d
machine patented By iona Inan BenneI. By the
arrangement Of the knives this machine pre-
serves almost entire the grain Of the timber
winch Is great consideration in the wear Of
sles-jolnting them, and producing near enc
tnird more rom given quantity Of timber than
can De got by any other process now used, and
every single IL perfrct-without liability 10 clip
shorter OF mar them in any way by checks OF
snakes and leaving everv one as sound as If
risen- Ii has also the advantage Of greater dis
patch, as two shingles are produced by each
descending motion Of the gate to which the
knives are attached, and cutting from three TO
Tour thousand per hour. Manufactured and sold
BY EBER 5. PETERS, Kent, Lfehfeld Co. CT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
e Miases. Farnsworths
Book Agency.

The subscribers have established Sock
Agency ). Ph,lsdeipba, and Will furnish any
book OF puhl,csi,on al the retail price free Of
,pos,age. Any. peIsons, BY foraardine the
suhserlpiion price of sny of The 81 Msgs1ines,
such as Hnrpets'. Godeyss. Pufnsn's, Ore.
.hamss. Flank sLcste's Fashions. 90. will 70.
ceive the magazines for one year and q copy
o. splendid ldhcgrsph portrait or either
Wsshiseion, Jackson or Cisy or. II sub
scr,bingfo ass3 ard 80 Msgssi0c, sfsy
wIl receive . copy Of either of the three pos.
traits. II subscribing 10 e6 worth a Maya.
znes. all three porifaits viii be Sent sfaiiss--
Music furnished 10 those = no may visit Il.
Enselops Of every description a;.d s,ss In
large or email quan,ifies f,,rniahed. Seal
Presses, Dies, &c. sent 10 order. ...e.. 4
Every description Of Engraving on Wocd
xecured with Heainess aud Dispatch. Views
Il Buildings. Newspaper Hsadipes. Views
IL Machinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge
Certificates, business caIds, &c. An orders
sent by msil proWrtly sssend,d 10. Fsrsons
wishing uews of their buildings engraved
csn send Daguesreoiypc or sketch Of the
isnlding hy mai! or express. - y n.
Pcrsors II adistance having ssiesbIe az
'ieies woald find Il 10 sheif adsanssge 70 ad.s
,ress the Subscribers. - Ne world ga 90
.,gcnts for The sa,e Of the esase.
FYRAM 9. PIERCE.
50 s.ush Third Street, Philadelphia. "a.
] TxYFzA1G. q N1tsfm8
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

- The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times, says the chief mo.
i've Of the President In the premzture de-
livery Of his message 10 Congress, is be-
Iieved 70 Be /" 20 get the views Of the mes.
ssgs on the slavery question before tho
country prior to the meeting Of the National
Democratic Committee at Washington, on
the 9th last. Generai Pierce is an earnest
candidate for denomination. The last three
eolsmas Of his message 10 simply . bid for
ths support Of the South" va
Hon. A. G. Brown, U. s. Senator from
Mississippi, has written letter detailing
. pIsu Toe making Kansas slave State.
His psoposiusn is for the State Of Missi.
sippi to celonizs three hundred slaves in
kznsAs. and appoint three hundred young
men to defend them with ballots, and Il
necessasy. with bullets To do this he
advocates . tax Of one dollor head On ev.
cry slave Ia the State. He says that IL all
the slave States would Pillow the example,
in twelve months there would be slave
colony in Kansas that all tho aboliiionists
10 the Union could not expel., lie hiaks
twill not do TO rely on individual enterprise.
3. 3. Goodrich, author Of Peter Parley's
Taies, has written letter showing up what
no calls "A batch u attempts. more or less
impersineat ar fraudulent, 10 make use Of
shs name Of PArlsy." 10 denies tha. the
late Nh. Ke.,rli, OF the Boston Courier, Or
any other than himself, has any clsim 10
b known - .' Peter Farley. :" j
u 10 ssdiseEacs 10 the nasion and To In.
man nature that the presen, possessor ofths
Mouni Vernon estate has turned Snowman,
and is now exhibiting the grave Of WASH
ington, as Barnnm exhibited Joics .Hs,h
End his spschfypal mermaid. 10 the citizens
Of the Uniisd States and The public gsner.
ely fer twenty-five cents head.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
MTTCHELL'S
New National Map.

lust issued,is on Larger Scale. more
- complete and accurate than any map III
the United States and adjacent counirie ever
before Published. II embraces tie United
SAFES. Mexico, Central America. W est lndfa
Isis nds. North American BrIiisb Provinces,
Sandwich Islands, and Nv o Maps OF The World.
Shows all county boundaries, &c., and contains
many valuable Statistical 7 ebles. This being
the eny large MgrsLsIc PLarE Mar exta8t
exhibiting the Unit.d States. Mexico and Cen
yuaI America. in Their proper eaDnectlJn, az
nffeis greater advantages lb capvassefs Than
any genera Map published for MANY years.
AeESrs WASrEr.- Address Ezra +. Rrauon,
New Ye,ks or the Puhlisher, g. AUGUSTUS
MITCHELL, Phdalelphias
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

NVHE following valuable and productive
Real Esis,s IN the village " Li.ch6eiJ,
Conn, Viz:
The MAxsros HousE and sppurtsn. nees.
formerly kept BY The undessgned and now oc-
cupisd BY WIN II. Cr'ssmsn - an Hotel. and
subject 10 . lease to him for Two and an half
years. which can be boueh, in, aud possession
given by the first Of May nsxt. il desired.
The SroRx adjoining and west Of the Nj nsion
House, occupied BY Spencer 4 Adams.
The PnILrs' housx. Called. formerly IN
u ,tel. now 0ccapicd By Raius Smith % Q
Boarding. houee. Ia "a. .---a...-s
This property, situated in the center Of the
County.Scat. u too well known 10 require par-
ucuiaf description. il 10 sufficient to say iha.
there 10 none Ia the County more 10 he desired
By an Hotel o. Bos,dins House Keeper o.
Merchant.
The property will BE- cold low, together Or in
parts, 10 suit purehsssrs--s oncjLrd Of the
purchase money may remain on mortgage
II the properly ia not cold BY the ffst ol April
aext il will BE- leased.
SYLVESTER SPENCER.
Liseh6eld. tconn.) January 7.h, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Rem MaMfs.

BRADFORD. Of Wslcot.vile, has just re-
- eeived one more ease of those beantitul
Calico Remnants. Call soon or you will lose .
bargain. =. M s
- BOOTS. Bo6ts-Gen,lemen in want of GOOD
Boots both for Men and Boys, will do well by
calling a. BRaprosp's. ss-.14 So ~ zsse s.
s READY MADE COO dol
lars worth more Of 0vescoa,s. Heavy Winter
BRADFoEp's Cheap Store. Waicottsilie
Paramettas. Muslin Dslalnes. nd Merinoee,
jus, received a fresh supply BY the subscriber.
a. G. BRADfoRn. 49,. =. =. - y So.
Soft Hats, White. Caps both Men and Boys,
just received at that Cheap Store around the
cosnes from Gn1rctl.s Hotel. @s ~ =
rCash paidiar Mink Skins at ge ~
A. G BRADFORD'S, WolcotivilIe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
New and Attractive al
A. s. BALDWlNsS

HAVE again largely replenis shed INV attack
u OF lewelry With New, Eali Styles, direct irom
the man sfactarers, thereby scouting a threeiold
advantage OF buying cheaper, OF Knowing what
! get. and lastly. vi procuring the ssrs lafesi
stytes-w which took the preinium al oar late
County Fair consisting Of
Watches, Jswelry, aad Fancy Gsedss
Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins
B0s cad Glass PINS, 7s1t ssS BrsssA.
in fact every VARIETY Of fashionable Pins fec
S- Ladies and Gsntsmen. Alsss
GOLD LOCKElrS,.
Geld and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens ia Celia
% and Silver Holders.
WATCH CHAINS, HOOKS, SNAPA
ls gesss SLIDES.
BRACELE18,
Seals and Buckles, Cu2 Pin, 1ar
Rings and Chains.
TAIMBLES, GOLD AND SILrzH
SPECTACULAR,
GOLD AND SILVER sCoxcR
$50 i PEBBLES.
Silver and Plated Spooas, Issh
Better Knives. SevisS Bird,
@ wilA doutis sad siagjs
4sssss Cashions, Seeing
Dogs. cana,ies. Patent Taps Nssssee.
A foil aseor.msn, Of Pencil Leads Or the asss
Ssahty. All OF the shove will b sold ehsap
for CAs1 Quick sales and email profits ID NJ
motto. Come and sry ne and judge ior yess-
Particular attention paid 10 rspaitina ws,shss
and Jswelsys A. =. BALDWIN.
Li,eh6eld, Oc,. SD, 1855. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

A To Court Of Prohste holden At Ltchfeld,
"A wlthin and for the Distriet Of Litchfield,
on the 9Th day Of January l8i6.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS. Esq., Judge.
Estate Of ELlAKtM CURTIS, late OF Latch.
6eid withia eaid dissrici, deceased
ORpERkp That the Administrator on tho said
ss,ate exhibit HE Administration account ID
this court tar adjustment, az the Probate 0fIie d
in Litchfeld. on the lAth dayof January, 1855,
At o'clock afternoon; and that al persons In.
terested In said estate may have notice hereof
the sdministrator will easse this order 10 be
published In newspaper prinssdin Litchfis,i,
and post cnpy thereof on the s;gn-post in the
Village Of Li.esGeld; Ces,i6sd s,s j. - e
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

liz subscfiber offers for sale his Farm
! situated about two miles southeast Of the
Ineeiins-huuse in Salisbury, On the road iro,n
the Gamer 10 Lime Rock Said Farm contains
about Que hundred scres. suitably divided INTO
meadow, pasture, pillow and wood lands 6ney
ws,ercd and under q high stats If cultivation.
tos small Farm il 0ne ot the nusi desirable ia
Litchfield Go. One-halt the purchass mvaey
can remain ON mortgage il desired. -
CMAUNCEY REED.
Salisbury, January 3. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Notice,

TIME subscribers. Commissioners on the
- Estate of Jesse Ives. an assigning debtor
OF Barkhamsted, give notice that they will
NEE, z, the house Of Jesse Ives IN Hitchcock
vile on the 2s,h day of December instant, and
on the 9Th day OF February. A. ID. 1856 Of 10
o'clock NJ on each If said days, to examine
and adjust the claims OF the creditors OF said
Estate -
DANIEL YOUNGS. Commits
RUFUS CLEAvELAND, sloners.
Barkhanis,ed, Dec. nth. 1855. Ats
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

4 Ii those in want Of Lumber take
IA no.lco! There will 10 good assorsmsn q,
OF Lumber Of the following description at Hoo
soRp's Saw-Mill At Bantam Falls, early the
coming Spring: Oak Floor Boards ana 1in.hsr
Of all k'nds. hrs, qualify Chsstnu. Shingles also
Boards, Flank, Lath, Linina. Fence iicke,s.
Square Timber and Building Timber, Whi,s
Oak and Chestnut. Of any sias aud quau,i,y-
il applied tor soon.
Bantam Fails, dee. lAh, 1855. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
LOST

ZONE estrayed from the subscr iber,
N four two years Old red STEERS. Said
Steers had no artificial marks except . slit in
the ear, aud one had . natural spot Of white
hair low down on his side about midway be-
tween his hind and forward legs. Whoever will
return said Cattle 10 me q Lame Rock or sivs
information where they may Be found shall be
paid Tor oil reasonable expenses, and shses dol
lars per head a. q reward.
4a n. g. VANDUSEN.
Lame Rock, Dec. l7th. 1875 n
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
The FAN Campaign!

VIE subscribers having been in he
business OF selling Goods in W0icostviile
some eight months, and Ma wing received suci, Z
liberal patronage rom our trends IN this !, ss]
lne ADJOINING towns. We would al this time ine-
prove the epportuBtsy Through the circuisfiOr
offhe Eitchheld Enquirer 10 thank ali 81 those
who have so literally patronized this es,ahl;sh.
ment--and We would here state that we hava
not been unmindful OF the future interests Of our
customers. For the last three months Mr.. III.
Berry, one ofihe partners, residing in New York,
has made It his business 10 select from time to
time such goods as he could purchase al auetions
al vary low rates; the larger part of ous. stock
which We shall offer to our custome rs this fall
wits purchased previous 10 the rise in goods.-
There is no d.sputing the fact tina. our facilities
Tor purchasing goods enable as % sell Of. The
same qualities in our Dry Goods department 81
prices from 10 to 10 per cent le IS than anyoaher
merchant in the counsy can affrd them. We
have just received and they are now offered for
inspection the following goods: - s. -
Brown aud Rleached Sheetings.
bale Al brown cotton, good article, 5 cts pr I'd
l do do. do do very heavy, si.2 do
: cases more Of those fine bleached.. S do
l do very fine do Ella do
Dress Goods.
In this depa nmen, we shall Il pect to sell every
person who calls n us, having bought OF every
style Dress Gy offered in the market, com
p,ised OF stris laid Brocade and plain colorsd
Merinnes. all wool NJ Deia,nes of every color,
% ps Coburgs. beautiful colors, at the low price
OF IS cents per ward. 10 ps Gala Pia,ds. Dc
Opera Flannel, So ps striped and plaid Muslin
Dela'nes. 7oco yards Prints from 4.i>a TO u l.2
cts per yard. ~ sa" ~
Ready-Made Clothing.
In this deps rtment We boldly ma 10 the At :e-
nent without any fear Of contradiction ths, Ne
ha We the largest and best assortment 10 The GO.
consisting OF every variety of meas and boy's
woa..
Groceries.
Having purchased these Goods in July and
August, we are now furnishing them TO our Gus.
tome n 81 the same prices that the Goods are
~ orth 81 wholesale in New York.
We would say TO all persons residing GU, si
town. who intend visiting this place 10 make
heir Fall purehase-,hat liberal discount oil
be made TO them. Also. that thsy will be sure
to hnd everything on shsir memorandum al our
Store. E. A. BERRY
Woleottsills. Oct. lss, 1883. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Lecture Tickets.

TENICKETStoa course Of Twelve Lectures
90 he delivered in Liteh6eld durir the
present Winter may be obtained al The Store u
" & @ II Baldwin on and aiter Thursday
afternoon. Dec 13,h. for The iolIowing prices:
Family Tickets, Sc 90
Season Eckeis 10 admit gen, and lady. 4 50
Season Tickets, to admit one persnn. zoo
single Tickete, oas person - ono Lee tuge, ~
Iitchfeld, Dec. llth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
News from Head Quarters.

r ATE arrivals Of New GOODS III the well
- known Variety S,nse, which is the place 70
find every th,ng that is needfuI for the comforts
-of life Dry 0Jods in almosi oil the varieties
Clo,hing cut and made 70 order, Dress Goods
sad Trimmings, Groceries Of oil kinds, also,
Crockery. Hardware, Booss and Shoes, Paints,
Oils, Drugs q nd Medicines. and assor,ment u
School. Miscellaneous. aud Toy Books, and .
host OF Yaakee notions too numerous TO men-
ton, oil Of which will be sold at prices that can.
not fail to snii the purchaser--ior proof please
give us trlal, ae the stock 10 Fast d,sappeaHnQ
and now is the lme TO make good selections.
G. F. PECK.
Bills worth, Nov. ], 1858, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

A T Court Of Probate holden At L,chfield
"A within and for the District OF Lifchfieid
on the 9Th day Of December, A Dls55.
Present, CnARLEs ADAMS, Esq, Judge.
On motion of II. b. Graves. Esq Admins.
traitor on the Estate OF ALBERT HOMER, late
Of Liichieid, within ssid district. deceased:
This Court doth decree that six months be AZ
loved and limited for the creditors Of said es,a e
to xhbt their claims against the same to the ADJ
minisisator; and directs that public notice he
given Of this order BY advertising ina new spa
per published in Litchfield county, and by
posting copy thereof on the public sign-po
in said town Of Litchfieid, ne arest the piac e
where the dece ased last dwell.
Certified from Record,
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

Alta Court Or Probate koldea al Latch field, mi,hin
1ad for tke Disirict IF LitcAfela. on the l5ih
= Present. CHARLgs ADAMS. ECO, Judge.
ESTATE OIL JOHN {. lille x ,ia.e Of L..ch-
IA heId ia said district, deceased. ssss as..
4 Osdered-That the Executors OF The last will
md testament Of said deceased exiiblts1heu
adminstr alton account with said estate to This
coprt lor adias,ment snd ses,lemsn,, 9. the
January, 1855. At o'clock afternoon; aud that
all persons interested may he no.iied hereof
said Executors will cause this order 10 be pub
lisIled II . newspaper printed in Li.chfela. and
post copy thereof on the sign-pos, ~ said Town
nearesi The last residence Of said deceased.
Certified from Record a.
s. CffAREEs ADAMS, Judge. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

"OULD invite the attention of the
~ public 10 ,heir stock 81 FAN and Winter
GOODS shich is now unusually large, emhra.
s,ng The Hewest and most desirable styles Of
Dress Goods adapted to the Fail Trade.
A. NOV ~ Store = large assortment 81 French
r.a esanos 10Th plain and plaid. Silks. plain,
striped :. .' and plaid. Nous Delaines beautiful
sn,ylss. plain, plaid and ssr,ped. Plain an WOOL
De,aines all coloTs. A large assortment az
Engl,sh Mernoes oil colors aud prices.
SHAWLS-Brocha. Stella, Cashmere, BAY
STATE, both square and long. 4, prices to suit.
CLOTHS. Csssimefes and vestines. 1 COM
FURS-Ladies Furs foreign and domes,;c.
consisting Of oapes. victorinss and Cuffs al
HATS aud CAPs.-Ths best and mos, fash.
ionable STYLES Of Hats aud Caps on, this season.
CARPEFINGS, Druegets, Oil Cloths. Matt.
Ings, Window Shades &c.
BOOTS and SHOES, &
Hardware, Crockesy, Groceries. &c.
in fact ~ large and complete assostmen, Of
alt kinds of Goods kept Al any establishment
IN the County, TO which the attention OF ALL
- respectfully invited.
@ s.WoODING d LEWIS,
$780,. ....s..a.s Granite Stefs.
Wolcottville. Nov. Let. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

I'm OF about the Goth OF October last,
~ broke into the enclosure Of JEREMIAH
FULLER, Of Kent, Conn.,. Q smsit red Coli,
with white STRIP on its back. The owner %
hereby notified to call and prove property, pay
charges and take u away.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

OEImoa e. RI Pass Efn@ eh6 .3esS~u1
a.S 81 " e a., d ~ M Sene6. M
effects Of lh6s teeediai eompus mon ne ssson.
ishiug the Wefil. md m6ke i go r ~ ssoss
popular medlclnes new kn1wn.. III EossknI
CeIds Ar seeelmp:ise eassss eesSlIsl<
II the kiehe6t charscser. n IL IN sssess b
she dnease teFu6ed CsiarrkaI Consumption.
Oneina!ing irom neglected coids. Il has been
nsed With uadesialing success and hundreds
acknowledge they owe the TesloFafi0n Of sheir
health - this invaluable medicine. Many Of the
fnt physIcians prescribe il in their practics.-
AIwsys signed 1. Brrrs % The wrapper I.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, only
By SETH ". FOwLE, Boston, Mass.. 10 whom al
cgders should be addressed. and for sale By A..
g. Smith, Liich6eld; Alsord 4 Brother. Wgl-
cottviIle; Phoenix Co. WaisItown, and drug
gists &c neraliy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Look at Thas!.
An Article indispensable in esery Family,
MuDGE'S PATENT LEVER
WASHING MACHINE.

MuDGE'S PATENT LEVER
WASHING MACHINE.
HvasAIS Machine stands unrivaled by any
= thing ever yet Invented for washing
clothes, AMI has received the highest Premium
IT the Agricultural Fairs in this State and else
where
he simplicity OF its construction, its dura-
eiliiy, aud the ease with which it is operated;
ia child OF ten or twelve years often doing the
washing for large family with il } make il an
uhjsct oil universal admiration. IL Is Not liable
to GET ost OF repair, is great saving OF soap
and iuel. does not wear the clothes, anc il one
OF the best la bor-saying machines ever offered
20 the public.
The following are couple of the many re-
Communications which might be presented IRON
persons using it in this State:
= INV HAvgS. April 1855.
The subscribers hereby certify thai we have
Used a nd have nov in our families Nudge Inn
proved Washing Machine, and have no hesita.
u"n IN saving that II is by Tar the hest thing OF
deal at time in washing, one half of the soap
and The boiling, aud does not wear the clothing
by any means as mu III as the wash-bnard lis
use will save great quantities Of clothing every
year lis simplicity is SO sreat that il can be
worked by the hand Of youa. child. From
recommend 1t to every family in the county,
II does better work than hand labor, aud in n
great saver Of time aud expense
c Cowles, John Lego,
d w Buckingham, Hugh Mcmillan. 81
II w Stone, Mrs S Baldwin,
Mrs Sioter, Mrs Amanda Babbets,
Mrs G Blakeslss. Mrs Henry Barnes,
Mrs X B Iiine, Mrs Caroline Ford,
Spery. Mrs II II Sandersou.
Mrs David 0 Switchell, Alexander Cooke,
Mrs Edward J Bassets, isaae Thomson.
Alfred Terry, Feg -
#,S~t @
WEsr MERipKS, Sept % 1855. &
This may certify that the Washing Machine
manufactured and sold by Mr. J. Lindley al
Ansonia, is superior to all other Machines for
that purpose which have been br.ugh, 10 us on
trial. ROSWELL HAWEEY,
Supt. State Reform School.
Town Rights and Machines for sale by I'D.
dressing JOHN l.iNDLkY, Ansenia, Conn. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Green Mountain Feed-Cutter,

>HlS machine was invented and pat
u euted by James II. Bennett OF Bennington,
Vermont, who has devoted twenty Year, in per-
fectins Feed Cutter. combining an amount OF
utility never be'oie ataained THIS machine re
qnires no expense OF repairs. 10 esn,neniiy du-
rable, and will cut ther nay. straw. or corn.
stalks with equal fdcil,ty, and with more ease
and dispatch than any etauk,or other Fssd
Gutter in use. An examination and trial oil
the article will satisfy The mos, inc red uious.
All orders addressed to the Undersigned = III
receive prompt attention. Price ~
AARON ID. WELLS, Of Plymouth,
Proprietor for LItchhelj C0sniy.
Plymouth, Dec. ll,h, l353.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Great Sales of JewelrY !!

4 entire stock to be disposed OF in
- few weeks Now's yosr i.me 20 buy -.
PusposiBg 10 60 West in few weeks now
Offer my beautiful stock OF Goods a. prices to
aslonish the natives. They musf be sold and
the lucky ones who call early can obtain Goods
a their own prices, for the cash. None who
want any thing IN this line, or don't, should TAIL
10 call and purchase ahen such an opportunity
10 offered. Come and see.
A. S. BALDWIN,
Litchfeh, January lst, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Iron Bank Dividend.

YNHE Directors Of the Iron Bank at
u Falls Village have declared semi-annuai
Dividend Of FOUR per cent. on, Of the profits
Of the las. Elk months, payable on and after the
10Th day OF January next. The transfer boaks
will be closed from 81 to 10Th Of January.
- X. III. S. PEASE, Cashier.
- Falls Village. Dec. 9th. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
.Ambrotvpes.

Y VIE subscriber 10 now prepared to
take Ambrotypes or portraits on glass.
This u 4 new feature in photography, and Is
really Attracting :he attention of the public
Daguerreotypes are also taken with his usual
success. Ladies and gentleneu are invited To
call st his Gallery aud examine specimens Of
either process. J. L. JUDD.
No. 2 South Street, Liichfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

In pursuance Of the above appointment the
snders iened will meet 81 the Office OF Hiram
Good win, E.q.. on the days and al the tines
sbove spec flied. 10 attend TO the duties OF said
JOSIAH II. SAGE
u WILLIAM L. RANSOM.