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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Li,chfeId, February 9th. 1856.
A Ta Court of Probate holden at New "A Milford. within and for ihe district ct New Milford, on the 4,h day of February, A.

A "a Court of Probate holden at New A Milford. within and for rhe district ct New Milford, on the 4th day of February, A. D. 1856.
 PRESENT, GEaRsE TAYLOR. Esq, Judge.
 Samuel II. Barns. uusiee on ihe esia'e of Edward Starr, an assigning insolvent debtor within said district, having represented saiu estate insolveni and gwen nance to all con cerued, io appear before tnis Cont the present day z O clock afternoon, to be heard .lat've To the appolnt ment of commissioners and n' on. appe arirg ihis Court doih appoint Noble $ Benneu, and Syvanu. Merw,n Esqrs.. com missi ,ners 10 examine and adjust the claims oi the creditors oi said unsigned esta,e. and also do, decree fcur mohths from this date be allowed them ta exhibit their claims to said conimissi oners, and dnth direct that public nottce pi th,s orier he given by advertising the same in two newspapers pubtishcd m I.tchheid, aisb In a newspaper printed in Dan- bury, Fairlisld County, and by posting copy ,hereofan the public sign post m said Town of New Milford. nearest the place where sad es. tate SD m settienis nt aisn na the agn post cd n sad district.
 C,rtif.d from Record.
 GEORGE TAYLOR. Ju6ge.
 The subscribers give notice that they w''l meet nt ihe Ho,el of Sylvanus Merw,n Esq. m said New Milford on the 1sI day oi May and 4ih day oi June neat at 10 o'clock m the lore snoon of each ot said days, for the purpose oi attending on the business of said appolnment.
 NOBLE 6. BENNETT, [ Commis-
 SYLVANUS MERWlN. { sinners. Allpersons 'ndc bted to said estate are re- auested to make immediate payment to s..-
 SAMUEL II. BARNS, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
The First Alarm.

When the dread fire. bell shakes the air, Aud upward shoots the iurid glare, We du not wat the sscand foiI-- Swtit thrvtlah the streets the engines roll, And wafors the fierce Toe 10 tame, Is poured in volumes on the flame. And sa when Congh, CafarrA or Cold, Oi pleurn. Lungs, or Throat takes hold, The aii.inpoHant thing to do ls In nR.iasnafioa 10 sabdas F"r lh,s the grand specsiii arc Syrap@ LivsRwoRr and. TAR,s Combine q wrh CANcuALAauA. lf health rcnewcd-aoi death--you choose, This famous cambniatis.n use.
 Sinec Dr Rage~s-with whose name
 Is naked this great specifir's isms-
 Praelameh ils virlurs tar and wide,
 1Aoasands ihe remedy haue tfisd,
 Tu winch this name they freely give, CoSsuMrTfoN's SuRs PREvKSTArivg
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
A Mo,a from i. Mother.

Mrs Eliza H. Cook writes us. - scalded my hand and suffered much. Alter using the | Massasoi Saive' the pain was relieved. the ina ,ma,iun removed. aud my hand ~as cured. My children have often been afflicted with bad Humors, and thinking that the Sasve which cured my hand m,ght help them. used t. and to my great joy, II has cured them. Nc Moih- CT with Ch,idrea around her. should be without box uf the MaSsasoit Salve. e..
 Sole hy A. c. Smith, Litchfield; Alvord & Brother, Wolcot,viie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Swaim'S Celebrated Palscca, FOR THE cuSE,'f ENciple1at COsaSssasa ptiO3s,

SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY,
 WHITE SWECLING, RHEUMAIISM,
 DTNEASES OFTHE LIVER AND NKIN,
 AND ALL DfSEASES ARISING FROM
 IMPURITIES OF THE BLODD, AND.
 THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
 c WAlM'S PANACEA has been for S more than thirty years celebrated in this country and Tn Europe ter it's ex'raardinary cures, for the certificaus of which reference IS made to the directions and hooks (which may be had sraiisl accsmpanysng the panacca.
 IT has been used in hospitals ard Pr, vate prac- tce, and has hajthe singular tor une 10 be re- commended by the most celebrated physlcians md other eminent persons Among others by ". Gibson, Nj. D, Prof. oi Surgery, Pa. Uni- versity; Valentine Mott, D Phh ot Sur eery, N Y. University w P. Dcwees, NJ. D. Pfof. of Mid P. Un,versityi N Chapman, NJ D.. Prcf of Phvsie Ia. Uuiverstv T. Parke, M. D. Prest College vi Phvsicians, Phila Dr. Del vaila, Professor Of Medicine. Havana; Jose Enufenco de Ln.. Prof. of Sui eerv, Lisbon; O. ". Irving. late Minister 10 Spain; J. Chgnisn Ncnher R,val Co olege Surgeons, London Sir Tnouras Pearson. Ma jor General, British Army; Gilbert Robertson British Consul ke.. &c
 Aud. also. the waaierful cures effected hy Swaim's PamEcea, have for many years made 1t an invaiuahie remedy. The P .nacea does not contain Mercury ,n any form. and he'ns an innocent preparation, tt may be given to ths most tender infant.
 The retail price has been reduced 10 ei 50 per bottle tconiainins three hall piats or three bo:t'es iar S4
 BEWARE OF IarosIrIoH. Pa nacea
 is in round be'tIes, A.ted iongirudinaly. win | the following letters biewn on inc glass l "Swhs's-PISacEA-fh and having | the name Jas. SwAIa.'sfampsd on the sea'ins | wsx and wrlisen on he label covering the cork and splendid enerasing fof the side oi the bottle, compnsed of . ceomefrc lathe work | comprising zine different dies which hayt been iurc.ea for the exclusive use of the pra prie,or. Draper q Co, bank note engraveTe | af Ph,laa tphia. In the centreis 2 rtrait o 1 the late Win. Swain, copyright secured. | Also. Ssvaim's yermifuEe. ! 4 valuable Famsiy Medicine. 5ciTis highly approved r~ns.Ss iof all diseases arising iron debility of the dIae~tse organs, sE"h as " orais Cholera Marhus. Dyscuiery, Fever ant Ague l B'eeding Piles, Sick fleadae he. &c. &c- Ses l he Phamphiei which may be had grausi ac | sompanying the Vermifuee.
 Prspared only at SwavMs LaBnRAfasy. otl STasn. Seventh Street. beiow Chestnut. Fhila Il deinhia. and sold hv all ifc respectable Drug gs:s in the United States.
 CArTfox ID THE Pryfie.-Prrsnns wishing r
 obtain the genuine SwAIAs PAUeEA aist Sxain's VEkasrrsE should be careful to shsers that The name SwasM is spelled correctly en 'h
 hotties and iahels: U ssey may hf imposed oI hv medicines made in irpis.finn of them. hy person hesrins aensepazt similar riime. vel ca,enIssesi,o dereive ~4s s . l. General Aernss Tor the United Stsse..
 efsHIEFFFldN.R RK0THFRSAcn- 2
 r ITO William dts corner cf Beekaan, Y r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Green Mountain Feed-Cutter,

HSHlS machine was invented and pat -A ented by James II. Bennett of Bennington, Vermont, who has devoted twenty years in per fectins Feed Cutter, combining an amounio of utility never before attained. This machine re- auires no expense of repairs, is em,nentlv du- rable, and will cnt either hay. straw. or corn sIalks with equal facility, and with more ease and dispatch than any crank ,or other Feed Cutter in use. An examination and trial of The article will satisfy the most incredulous.
 All orders addressed d to the undersigned W iA receive prnmp, attention. Price s7 @s as''
 AARON D. w ELI.S, at Plymouth. gs v.
 Proprietor for 1itchiield County.
 Plymouth, Dec. Huh. 1855. lss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
ATAC COURT OF PROBATE bo,deo

ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden 1A al New tlastfurd, within and for the dis irict nt New Hantnrd. on the 2ist day oi January A. D. 1856.
 PRE~EsE JARED 5 FOSTER, Esq. Judge,
 Th,. Ceprt doth direct Joeeph Feun. admin. is,rator on ths es,ate of Benjamin A Br,stui late oi New Hartford, in said district, ieceas- ed, represented to he iDsolveni, tog gIve notice to all persons interested in the estate of sail deceased, 10 appear. If they s.e cause,l be- tore the Court ot Probate 10 he holden at the Probaie Office in said district, nn the 18th day of fchruary, at II o'clock. A. NJ. tn he h ard reiatvc5to the appointment of Coinmi -s,oners on said estate, by posting said order of ice, on a public sign post in sad town of New Hart. ford, nearest the place where he deceas.d last dwelt, and by advertising the same in a news pap"r published in Liieh6eld. m said Litch. field county. Certified ira" Record,
 JARED B. EOS TER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14

Piymoufh Probate Court. ss, January 3l, 1856. HESITATE cf DAVID MUNSON late of EL Plym uih. dccessed represented 'nsalven'.
 URpsREp--That Commissioners on said Es. tate be appointed on he 18th day of February -sext at g u'cluck A. N. All persons in'eres'- ed in sad Estate, wili then appear Iii iEey see cause.j before said Court et Probate. at tue Probate office in Plymou,h aforesaid, aud be heard relative to said appointment.
 Attest. A. GIDDINGS, Cserk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Dissolution.

vKsHE business heretofore conducted un- y der the name of Meafoy and Trowbridge, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All these indebted to lbe late firm, by book or note will please take nntice accordingly, and all those who have claims, will please present them for payment
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. The business will he continued at ihe old sand, under he name and firm of Meafoy and Manson. where may he found large assort ment oi Boois and Shoes, which will be sold at greatly reduced 'pric up 10 the first of April next.
 Messrs Meafay and Trowiridge, returns their heartfelt thanks for ths liberal patronage bestowed on them bv the public, and solict . fair share for the Now Firm of Meafoy and Munsou.
 LUTHER MUNSON.
 l.. .OSRON MEAFOY.- LiichfiaId Eahriarv 9fh. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
For. Sale.

1.-TWO Good Dairy Farms situated about
 II two miles East of Litch6eld Court two hundred acres, the other about one hnn- dred a nd thirty acres, both Farms will be sold on very accomm dating terms for the pnrchas- CT. If not sad by the first of April next, they will both oi them bs rented. Enquire of JON. ATTAIN RUEl4 or CHARLES JONES.
 Litchield, February 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
A Ia cour, sf Probate holden .. Li,ehss,SS

\ T Court of Probate holden at Li,chfOld "A within and lur the District oi Ltch6eld on the 27Ih day ot December, A D lS56.
 Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq., Judge. On motion of II. B. Graves. Esq Adminis. uator on the Estate of ALBERT HOMER, la,o ot Lltchheld, wlthin said district. deccssedt | This Court doth decree tha, six months be al low ed and limited for the creditors of said estate 10 xhib, their claims aeansi the same to the Ats minisiratur; and directs that public notice be given nf ,h,s order, by advertising in a new eps' per published m Litch6eld c.unty, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sian.po ( m sad town of Luch6eld, n, arssl tho place where the deceascd last dwet.
 Certified from Record,
 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Kea11se Sx,tfs.

DRADFORD.sof sof wslcctv,lle, kas 3ust re- A1 ceised one more case of thoss benutif41 Calico Rsmaanis- Call soon or you will iosS q ba gain. 5 M N r <
 BOOTS, Boots-Gen,lemen in want sf esoD Boots both for Men aud Boys, will do well bg ealing at BRAnroRD's s READY Nj ADE CLOTHING. .-f.eoo dot. lars worth more oi 0sescoa,s, Heavy wiasss Coats, Pantaloons and Vests, just received as BRAproRDs Cheap Store, Woicottvilie A
 Paramet,ns, Muslin Delaines, and Merinoes. just receiveda fresh supply by the subscribed. A. G. RsABFoRD
 Soft Hats, White. Caps both Men and Boys, jns' received at that Cheap Store around the corner from Cnnrch's flotel
 3r Cash paid tor Mipk. SkinsA s,.s
 A c BRADFORDS. Wolcottviite.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Great Sales of Jewelry!

A X entire stock to be disposed of in "A a few weeks Now's your tune 70 buy li Proposing 10 go West in few weeks n0w offer my beautiful stock of Goods a, prices ,o astonish the natives. They must be sold and the lucky ones who call early can obtain Goods at their own pr,ces, for the cash. None .wh. want my thing ,n th,s line, or don't, should tall to call and purchase when such an opportunity
 A. S, BALDWIN. Litchfeld, January 1st, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
House and Lot For Sale.

VgNHE SUBSCRIBER offers sale his
 N House and To, and West Street. The House is conveniently arranged for one or two families. The lot contains 3-i of an acre ofland ", Ii srocked with Irui', with a good barn, -Cisern. aud wood hiMsa. Persons wishing 10 secure a bargain. will do well to embrace the present opportunity. THOMAS II. RICHARDS.
 LHchfieid January, 24, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Ambrctypes.

FENliE subscriber is now prepared 10 M take Amhrotypes or portraits on glass. Fms is new feature in photography. and ts really attracting ,he attention 0l the public. f
 Ilagncrreolv vpcs are also taken with his usual success. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call al his Gnllery aAd examine specimens Of either process. J. L. JUDD.
 No. South Street, L,chfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
t . IA B E A i!

A IL those in want of Lumber take "A no,ice. Tl,cre will be . good assortment of Lumber of the following description at Hes roKn's Saw-NiIl at Bantam Fails. early the c"ia,ng Spring. Oak Flo"r Boards and Timber of all kinds. frs, quality Chestnut Shingles niso Boards, Plank, Laih. Lining, sFenre aicse,s. square Timher and Building Tir,her. White Oak and Chestnut. of any sizc and quantity # applied for sann
 Bantam Falls, Dec. f2,h, 1855. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Groceries, Provisions, Fish &s.

BH AY be found at the store of the sab- MI scriber in South Street. n good assor n,ens of Groce ries, Provisions. Fresh and SaltFishs Oysters, Gsams, and substantials and reiresh- mentsaf nit kinds which will prove worthy the inspeciion of those in the habit oi eating and drinking. New Gools are received everyw week and al! native and foreign deicaciss may b . had in their season. Give him a call and judes for yourselves.
 Litchfe,d, August 7,h 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
&ilcCr :,

yFNHE beauty of stylr and great superiority 1 oi my Siicer Ware renders II an object oi ;nieres, 10 those wishing 10 buy, as II always .,ves entire satlsfactton. 1 have taken great pains tp secure To the public the hes, art.c'e, sdtfficni to find in these fast iitncsJ and shall be happy To ait on any who wisb io take a.l- vantage of th,s "ppprtnniiy 10 rrncare the best a ,iclc In ma r,sei before l close my business. Orders should he seat in as early ns passihle
 4. S BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
c. M. Hooker. D g N IT s T..

INSERTS Artificial Teeth upon Gpsta II Percha as base, in a manner in nsany respects superior te any other, at ohe-haif the usual prices. -
 Specimens of the same may be seen as his of flee No. South Street over the Pasl Otlise. Litchfeld. January 2, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
FARM FOR SALE.:

sHErsubscribef ofirrs for sale his arm
 -A situated about two miles soush-casi of tho mee'ias-house ia Salisbury, on the road from tile Cemer 10 Lime Rock Said Farm contains about 0ae hancreds acres suitably dislssed into meadow. pasinre. pluw aud wood laRd--ss finely Matercd snd under a high state nf cultivation. Buildings audiences are in complete repair. anu for small Farm is me uf the nlost desrabie in Litchtieid Co. Oae-hatt the purchase money can remain on mortgage ifdesired.
 z CHAUNcEY REED,
 Salisbury, January ?. lSsS
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
More New Goods !!

COMING and going at the BEE HIVE" SI Dress Goods and Trimmings. large stoek just received and for sale low by
 s N BRONSON. Also. 2nnO feet seasoned inch hemlock boards and 1000 feet pine do do, for sale cheap. November 18th, lo65
 VITuEaT FLOUR of superior quality is w hhls and hngs. direct from he m li;ssltos Honsv, Moiasses and coafse and fine Salt. fef sase by S. N. bReNsoa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
For Sale.

\ HOUSE aud about three acres of land A suoafcd in Ltchftld. North street: It's well socted with fruit, and is beautiful sum mer residence for family living n csiy-- and is well calculated fur . board.ne house. Any person occupy ing II can have as many hosrde ss in Sunni er IS they can eccomodate. For farther pnrsie ula is inquire ofshe suescrso' CT. ou the premises rru
 LtrAAeld, Jan g, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Ma.f.fieo..

In EIls~assb. oo lie z.l ;pss. by Rev P 3. Uunkars dsuShfer of Deacon N aihan Dunbsr.' In Tam Gp-. Iowa. Inn. Fl. by the Rev. S. Duntsn. MsS John H CaFsfon. of Le Grand. Marshal Co. l0wa, 10 Miss Sarah \. Ssoddard. dsughter 0a Iii. Win. Stoddarj, f0rmsfiy of
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
lSetEaiI1H.

A T the Tannery in Yves, Goshen form "A cry occupied by F. NJ Foster, Fi1Iy Cords Oak Bark; also. Hides and Call Skins, for which Cash will br paid.
 ar A general assortment uf Leather kept JOHN TURKIN 3TOH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
.NOficP.

Ofee efsfhe Houstoric Ra,l Road Company, R;dstporf, Febrnary 5h. 1856. TulElE Stockholders of the Housatonic
 II Rail Road Company, gre hereby notified that the annual mee,ing of saii Company will be holder at the Companv's office in Bridge port. on Friday the 18th day of February. 1856. al 'cinck P M for the purpose Of eieciins q Buard of Directors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Fablis6sd this Dayl
 EDIFH, The Quaksr'ss Daaghter.

The Quakers DaGgAter. |s ATALE OF PURITAN TIMES.
 By One of Her Descendants,
 MORE charmlae tale has rafely made x it's appearance in any country. The scene IS laid in Boston. at the tune 0i the re- lieioas persecution of the Quakers by the Pu- ritans, and this circumstance adds very great interest 10 2 tale which does not require any such fictitious aid; but whose intrinsic quali- ties are sufficient to fasten the readers atten- ton. and deeply move his sympa,hies, as well as enforce an admirable moral lesson.
 We add a paragraph from the book itself.
 The world is aware that the early histery of the Qnakers iH New England fills pa ge in her records which her descendant Of our Puritan ancestors would gladly seal forever from the eyes Of men. Tine time of these occurrences IS yet too recent. for justice to eiiner party to be awarded. The consciousness of cruel intolerance on the one hand, and the remem. brance of wrong on the ether, are ret too fresh in the minds of their descendants, and years must pass away before either can regard the other with mpa:tiality. But our historians a nd others. should remember that the blot IS only made deeper through attempts to excuse those deeds of cruelty by false representations of their victims, and it becomes :he duty of every faithful representative of those times ,o depict their character with fairness. and To do justice to the motives that influenced their con- duct.
 We trust the time is not far distant when the spirit that still chsractefizes New England men, especially her clergy. will give place to a more enlightened feeling or christian brotier- hood. Let il be remembered that the lime was. when the Quakers stood alone agains, h ktnfn A~.. sl and if their pecnliarities are fast disappea ring from "ur sight, their princ'p ples remain
 Published by MASON BROTHERS,
 New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
PURSUANT to an order from tn,

| caSo "a ~ " ell oIoSt ttoui khc 1 Court of Probate for the District ot Sharon wiu besnld at public auction 10 the high est bidder, on the 18th day of March, al one o'clock in the afternoon. tuuless previously disposed oi at private sale ,so much oi Il. Real Estate oi Inhn Mi lness. late of said Sharr, in said District, deceased, as wi,l raise tlie sun of eight hundred seventy-!our dollars aud sixty-iour cents. Sale 10 take place at the dwelling house, in said Sharon, hel"nging io said MIlness, al; his decease. Terms made known a; the time srf sale.
 SAMUEL s. WOODWARD, e
 Admus' rat,r. Dated al Sharon, this 18th day of Jaluary, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
.yg,y GOOSax

EALL and Winter Styles of every des- N eruption nf Hats and Caps, just received at he Litcbfisid Hat Emporium. La fge assort- ment. and cheaper than ever, al the only Hat Store i'll Lisehield. :.
 Jan I3,h, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
VOelce.

wor.corrvlLLg. January 2sth lss6. THE partnership heretofore existing u between the undersigned is this day d's- solved by mutual consent.
 JAMES ASHB0RN.
 A. N. HUN GERFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Kadies' Dress Good s.

k GREAT variety of new and faskonabI6 "A Dress Goods--consisfine of fancy Siiks, black do of the hes, makes, cotton snd woot Dslaines, French Tkibeis, Merinos, wool Plaidss Debages, Mohair Ciohs, Sc. that will he sold very cheap. MCNEIL & BRAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Mourning Goods.

FHNIIE subscriber has just received . new a stock of Mourning Goods, consisting of Mernoes, Bopihszines, all wool Delsines, As pacca, Love yeils, Grapes. Gloves. Collars. &e.
 A. c. BRADFORB. woicottyilIe, Oct lsi, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14

SCOTCH pEBBLEs.-T'hey have be- S come too well and favnraby known Y ne ed Sraise. shall keen my assortment full and If any fiad themselves without thes' q svaiuahie eyes, whe0 1 am gone, Heir fault mus, not be laid at my door.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14

lHtILT PLATING or Gaivanising of all N kinds done by c. REINHART. Watch. ma ker Li,chfieid.
 Luchtied, Feb. 14th 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
FAI.1. e Q Q D S.
 1T H. Kichard4

"AS just returned from New York with II N largo and splendid ass rtment oi Fall s nd Winter G oods, such as Cloths, Cassimerea. vestin.s. Tailors' Trimmings and Gents fuf- nisi,ing Goods which he ~,ll sell cheap forcash.
 Gr Fall and Winter Fashions just received at T. II. RICHARDS Clothing Establishment Wes; Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Clerk Wanted.

A RELIABLE young men ofhonest, in IA dustrious and active habits, is wanted by the Cornwall Iron Company.
 SAMUEL SCOvfLL, Agent. West Cornwall. Feb. ll,h, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Ve.c Flour at redueed Prices.

gVSHE increased receipts Of the new erop
 | enable us to supply our custnmefs at . material reduction from previous prices. Extra Genesee in eighth and quarter bags, also in bbls constantly on hand ut McNEIL k ERAaAn'ss fest i, v east of Court.tiouse.
 L,tshiield, Sept 25,h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Notice.

IAN or about the Beth of October last, 0I broke into the enclosure of JEREMIAH FULLER. of Kent, Conn.,, a small red Cali. with white strip on its back. The owner is hereby naiited 10 call and prove property, pay charges and take 1t away.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Ladies' Winter Goods. Ell. E RRAMAN are no,r o.enir

NA a splendid assortment of new and fask ionahle Dress Gnpds. rofunrisiAg in part A.Ti- nos. Cash,neres. Parametfas. piain aaa. pr,n.es, .lDeI I.alies. Wool Pfaid.. Raw Silks; als" Ladies C.oihs. Back Silk yeIrets for Cloak and Capes. Long aud Squase Bfocha Shawls Bay staie and Scotch do.
 Dee. ltth, 1855. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14

II LARGE Assortment of Trunks. A vahce., Carpet Bags and Ladies' Hat Cases. Trassiine Bags and Sa,rhels.cheap for z cssh, ss r. H H-RICHARD DSs Clothing Establish. Hscni. West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
Ma. EpIron. A. a Meeting of the

Ma. EpiroR: At Meeting of the eisissns of Cornwall Bridge, January 25ih, 1886. for the purpose ot devising means fo' tho suppression ef Inten,perance. Charles Lswis, Esq, was chosen Chairman, and l.. D. Smith, Secretary. -
 Alter free interchange of scniimen, il was unanimously resolved. that Peter Bieree. Obadiah Bierce. Myron Harrison, Chasles Hall, and JAu,es A Bierce, be d Ceun,nit,ee whose duty 1t shall he ,o en. force the Law for the Suppression of lnt~mpeance---and that all present will report to said Committee any violation oi the Law that may come to their knowledge. Af,~t which |" Material A,d'' amounting to two hundred dollars, was contributed hy thirty.ihrre individuals for said object.
 Cornwall Bridge, Feb. I, 1856.