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NEW SPRING GOODS
At the @Bee-HiveH2Ho They Come!

EUST received fine assortment of fashionable
81 Spring Goods-comprising French and American
plain. fancy and mourning Muslin and Barege De-
LANES, SILK Berages, Silk and Mohair Dcbaiges ALSO
black, striped and plaid Dress Silks in rich patterns
French Brilliants, French, English and American
Prints and printed Lawns and Muslins, Ginghans
Shirtings Shectings Linens. Diapers, Ticks, Denims
and White Goods Of all descriptions. Also, Hosiery
Gloves, Ribbons and Efgings, Laees, SC, in great
varety-and ladies Dress Trimmings for the County
Also, Broafcloths, Cassimeres, and Ready -made
Clothing Flanneis Moreens. Tweesls. Sattinets and
Thibets Cashmere and Silk Shaws. Also, 500 pieces
Paper Hadgings, Bordering. Window Curtains, Paper
and Nusins, Carpeting Oil Cloths. &C. Also, 5000
Brick Geese Feathers, Flour, Groceries. Creckery
Shoes Cater Boots Rubbers, &c. &C For sale cheap
and good represented
Also. Agent for several Insurance Companies, and
Town Agent for selling SpiHtuoas Liquors.
s. n. BRONSON
Iitchfeid April 10Th, 1856.
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New Machine Shop and Foundry
At Norfo7k,

FHNHE Laurence Machine Company pre-
IL pared to take jobs for building, fitting up and
repairing all kinds of machinery and mill-work,
which they have facilities for doing short notice
and reasonable terms any other establish
ment
The Foundry is of the hest in the State and
they have purchased all Of the patterns belonging
To the late Boyd Manufacturing Co. of Winsted they
enabled To make castings from the same patterns
at less prices than they he procured elsewhere
Experienced workmen employed in the various
branches. and whoever may be in want of any kind
of machine work can depend upon having it done to
their satisfaction aud requested to give them a
call. A. j. ELWELL, Agent
Norfolk. August LIST. 1855.
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H0LLowAY's Pill
Why ARE WE SiCKf

1T has been The lot Of the human race 10 he weighed
down by d''ense and suffering. hOi.LOwHY'S
FILLS are specially adapted to The relief Ol the xAx,
the NERVOUS the DELICATE, md the lNrRm Of M ciinSs
ages, sexes. and constitutions. Pruiessr Holloway
personally superntends the manufacture " hs meds-
cines ~ the United States. AID Offers them to free
and enlightened people. as the hest remedy tho world
ever saw tor the removal OF disease.
These Pills partly the Blood. ~, a..
These famous r IL are expressly com5ined Ia ope-
rate the stomach the liver. the kidneys, the lungs,
The skin, and the bowels. correcting any drrangesnsat
in ti.r fnnc,ns purifying the blood, the very fountain
oi lille, and linus curing disease in nil iis forms. A
Dy,p"psIn aud Liver Complaint. -
Nearly halt the human rare have taken these Pills.
II hasbecn proved ~ oil oil the world that nothing
has been found equal to them Of disorders OF
The liver, d' spepsn, and stoaa CHI co,lains generally.
They soon give healthy tone 10 these organs hove
much deranged. and hen all other have failed.
General Debility, lil-IIsalth. f-.s
Many Of the m s, despoc Governments have opened
Their tastnm Houses The Of the se PI
!na' ihry may become the medicine 81 the mssses-
Learned Colleges admit that this 10 The beet remedy
ever kaown for persons Of delicate health. or whsre
the system has heen impaired its migrating prop
critics never fail to af1rd relief. 80
Female Complaints. -.rsE r.
No female young or old, should he without this cee-
hsated medicine eorrecis and regulates the monthly
courses OF all periods. acting in many cases Ike
Charm II a-"the best and safes, medicine that cen
BE- gven Children Of MI ages, and or any complaint;
consequently no family should be without IT,
Hoilorass Pills are the best remedy knpon in tae rorn
for fhe Caiioasisg disfoses: Tt
Asthma, Inflammation. Female Complsinss,
Bowel Complaints, Venerea Af's. Headaches =. -
Coughs, Worms al KIDS Indigestion. = 90
Coids, = 3i'" Diafrboea, -sF Stone and Grayel.
ftsheg Diseases, Dropsy, "a Secondary Symp'e,
Sostiveness, Debility, fnward Weakness
Dyspepsia, Fever andA que. Liver Complaaas.
inhuenza, Piles 49, Iowness Of Spirits.
0a sd az the Mannfactores az Professor Holloway,
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and IA Sra nd, London
by oil respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the uni,ed ases, and the eivzed world
IN hxe.. az % cent?, 62l cents, and 81 each. - ,5
" There is a considerable saving by takitg the
larger s;zes .0I S'037'sstT ~. 'sf~-lsf lEa
Directors Ter the guidance Of patients in every
W "'"~'" " e"s" wa -
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Piano Forte9.
HazletOn & Bros Piano FOrtes,


For Sale by A & ]. Dayton, Wolcottville, Ct
w HERE may be found a fine assortment of
w Piano Fortes, from to Is, 81, Z and
: IA octayes manufactured of the best maertas and
pronounced by the most distinguished Artists to be
unsurpassed in strength and purity of Tone. Wilbe
sold the NEST reasonable terms, and warranted to
stand in any climate.
At the Great Exhibition at the CRYSTAL Palace.
New York. 1853. Prize Medal was awarded to
Hazleton Brothers, for the superior quality of their
Piano Fortes. which were tested in regard to Touch
Tone Equality of Tone, and Durability of Tune
In all these points the Pianos of Hazeton Brothers
were placed in the highest grade and Medal awarded
them by the following distinguished Artists William
Norris, Chairman of Jury Musical Instruments
Julien. Il. s Willis. Emeus Girac, Max Maretzek.
T. Eisfcl,t. Dwight. W. II. Fry, Mei"nen, Jury on
Musical Instruments, George +. Bristow secretary of
Jury ON Musical Instruments.
Also. Lghte. Newton and Bradburys Piano Fortes
which received the first premium at the Worlds Fair
and the Fair of the American Institute at New York,
1858 Also, Piano Fortes selected from other Boston
and New York manufacturers. to order the above
are ,rranted to all who purchase.
Melodeons as usual, with /, ,, and sett of
Reeds.
A. s. j. DAYTON.
Wolcottyle, Nav 10th, 1856.
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Cash and E.EchanGe
SToRE Il.

OF wolc ottville,

.
Would return his thanks to the good people of
Ltchfeld County for their liberal patronage which
they have extended to him the past year and once
would call their attention to 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 623 cents.
800 yards of % Bischof-s'' celebrated oil boiled.
black DRESS SILKS: same kind l have sold for the
last six vcars-,rN not crack.
10 pieces ERICH DRESS-sILKs," fashionable goods
pi ccs Foulards and Plaid Silk for aprons.
10 pieces beautiful printed Cambrics.
1909 yards Duunelrs Portsmouth. English aud
French Muslins and Lawns-price from ten cents to
one shilling per yard.
500 yards Berage De LANES elerp cheap
1000 yards Muslin De LANES, all prices
10 pieces Muslin De bage, good colors from 12s to
20 cents.
so pieces Of American and Scotch Ginghans of all
plais and styles Particular attention is requested
to lot of Sold Caecks-Scotch goods, warranted
fast colors, price l.! cents.
100 pieces Of English and Pacific Calicoes. The
Pacific Caicoes the best designs and finest fabrics
ever printed ia America.
1000 pieces of all kinds of Calcoes of every de-
scription and price-you can snl yourself.
MOURNING GOODS-particular attention paid to
the selection of black Dress Goods also to all other
Mourning Goods your attention is called to this de-
partment if you are called to need them
SI{AWIS.-l carton of those celebrated black,
Gro u. Rtsne Shawls-Ae lest black sL .Sia,ci erey
corn.
Is more OF those beautiful Stella Shawls.
so printed Cashmere in lively colors, and some as
low in price doliar and ftty cents,
EMBROIDERIES- French Lace and Muslin Collars.
Bsnls, Eigings and Insertings black and white
Laces Thread and cotton Edgings, &c.
BOOTS and SHOES--I deal largely in men s.
womens and chilJrcns Boots and Shoes, too largely
to enumcratc.
READYMADE CLOTHING-a complete assert
ment of wooden and Summer Clothing
HATS anil CAi'S-t the best stock on exhibition in
! Iitchield County
General assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting q
everything expected to be kept in country store.
Groceric, have been high, and are high now-stl
sell them as cheap the cheapest.
DAIRY Goops Dairy men, l sell dairy Salt, annatte
Cheese Gaping. and strainer Cloths low
CROCkERY and HARDW ARE-agood assortment
and at prices which will compare with the prices o
Hartford and Bridgeport.
offer the above named Goods for cash or exchange
at extremely tor prices believing that nmble six
pence is better than slow shilling, and that tn,
experience of more than twenty years thirteen year
Of which have been engaged in buying.l will b.
las has been heretofore, appreciated by discernin
pubic.
A. G. BRADFORD,
Wolcottville, Conn. May 18th, 1866.
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N + w & DIS
AT THE
GRANITE STORE,

FE>HE subscribers would inform the public that
II they have commenced filling up with New
Goods for the Spring Trade: having commenced our
purchases early. shall continue rcplenish our
Stock often and shall always intend to keep a COM
plctc assortment of all the leading STYLES of Goods as
they appear in the market Among the goods Just
received be found beautiful assortment of the
latest Styles De Laincs. also, endless variety OF
Calico. Prints. Ginghams Sc &c. Black Silks of the
best manufacture. Blcached and brown shcctings,
fine birds eye linens, Irish linens. damark table
linens. napkins, diapers, huckahucks. towclings &c
French counter.nes. and general assortment of all
kinds Housekeeping Goods,
Goods for Gents and Boys wear such rs Broaicoths
Cassineres. Satinets. Twects. Jeans. &c.
Also. Carpets, Oileloths. Druggets. &c, Hats and
caps, hardware and crockery also a large stock of
Groceries All of tine above goods and many others
which we have not time space to enunerate, can
he found ut this store the most reasonable terms
fer cash or exchange.
WOODlNG i LEWIS
Granite Store
Wolcottvillc March Sd 1856
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New Establishment,
wATCHE AND JEwELRY.

~ REINHART has established himself at the
v. Bookstore Beckwiths building. South Street.
where he will b. happy to meet all who wish to
examine full assortment of fine Jewelry Silver and
Plated Spoons and Baskets Card Receivers. Gold.
Pearl and Leather Port Monies and Card Cases. Segar
Gases, Ivory Tablets. Gold and Silver Pencils and
Pens Pen and Pocket Knives. Also. greater variety
of Fancy Goods than has been exhibited in this
vllage-all of which can be sold at much less THAI,
usual prices.
fS0 Watches. Clocks and Jcwrlry repaired without
charging full value Of the article.
C. REMNANT.
Iitchtieid March % 1856
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II. NTerriman
Matchmaker and JeVcier.
AT the Old Stand.

EH AS just received from New York fresl, lot of
very desirable Goods, Jewelry, &c, consisting
OF gold and silver specttcles, gold Breaspns finger
ANA ear Rings, Keys, shirt studs vest and guard
CHAINS Wedding En@s-a very pure article.
full assortment of near sighted and convex spec-
tacie gsssts-whch makes the hest assortment ever
offered IN tins place. ami will bc sold at the lowest
prices Best sterling silver male expressly for
retail Watch repairing done ia the most skillfnI
manner no apprentices employed at watches in this
establishment. Coffin plates on hand and engraving
done at short notice; mcnding done as usual 4
snare OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Litclfcld. March 1856.
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Z. 7 . 6.

FuNO all Of our customers and friends. we would
n once more remind them tina, are daily re-
ceisng from New York very desirable Goods Ilav-
ing received such liberal patronage from our Gus
TONER'S the past year, have returned to make very
extensive additions TO stock. comprising all the
kinds of goods usually kept ut this store. To the
ladies in particular. would say that our assert
sent al fancy silks Nous Delaines. and all the
other kinds Dress Goods found i'm the market is very
large We would, also, call their attention to an
Auction lot of Embroidery. number of hundres
dollars worth, Just purchased. an we are sein.
them at one halt their cost to manuiae turc-anI
many other Auction Goods. such rs Manchester N
ID. LANES at one shilling per yard. The Inducements
which We shall Offer to friends, this spring are
many. Oar facilities for getting our goods enables
lis to sell them mt less price than other merchants
there is no dsputing this fact. One of our firm
resides in New York. and he makes il his particular
business to make sure Of all bargains especially in
the Dry Goods line. which are offered
With many thanks to all who have 50 literally
patronizd our establishment the past year we would
here say that it is int on Ia keep M the rcpr
taton Of the stand, it regards variety of goods,
chcapnrss Of prices. and our manner Of conducting
business. y. & T.. A. BERRY.
Wolcottville April 18TH 1856
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Green-Mountain Fecd-Cutter.

rESliiS machine invented and patented by
n James II. Bennett of Bennington. Vermont
who has devoted twenty years in pertccting Feed
Cutter. combining amount of utility never before
attained This mas hine requires 40 expense of re-
pairs lis cmincny durable and will cut either hay.
straw or c"rnstalks with equal facility, and with
more and dispatch than any crank or other
Fecd-cuttcr in use An examination and trial of the
article will satisfy the most inCre.lulnus
All orders addressed 10 the undersigned will re-
ceve prompt attention. Price 81
AARON d. WELLS of Plymouth.
Proprietor for Iitchfed County
Plymouth. Dec. l1th. 1866
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PheniX Salt Mills.
Ground Rock Salt by the Bushel.

nNE thousand bushels of Rock Salt thoroughly
~ refined, and free from specs, cargo of bark
Excelsior, imported by H. 1rowbridgc's Sons,) now
ground. and for sale by the bushcl by
GEO. l.. FAULKNER & co.
es5 Those who much Salt for dairy purposes
will find ii for their interest to buy by the buscl,
they thereby avoid the expense of small bags, pack
ing. &c.
az" Orders by mail or otherwise will lie promptly
attended to, and the salt forwarded by Railroad or
Stage, as may be directed. G. IL. +. & co.
Phcnix Salt Mills, Fleet street.
New Haven, May 9th, 1856.
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DIZZY Goods, Groce1.ies, Sc.

yuyHE subscribers would return their thanks for
III the very liberal patronage with which Their
Store has been favored in the past--and they hope
by constant attention to the wants OF the traaing
nnb,;c and bv system of fair and honorable dealing
to retain their share of the trade Our stock OF new
Goods is lroe which We are selling at small profts
our Grocery department is full and complete, and
we feel confident of our ability to satisfy aa wns
purchase of us that they receive theif money
worth. Call and decide for yourselves before pun
chasing elsewhere
South Norfolk Malrh. 1855. .rat's '. s-'.i@
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Geese Feathers,

ME Subscribers have made arrangements to keen
IL constant supply of first-ratc article of Gr:.r
FEArHrRs, selected and packed With great care I,,
ourselves in packages of from 20 to 30 lbs-aad will
furnish at all times any quantity from 90 to 1000 lbs
OF a quality they will warrant as good as the hest
and at as low prices as can BE- purchased of equal
quality in the state. S&L UrHt mr.
Winchester 1856 7.a- ~
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NNTM. W. SCOFIELD, has taken the room In
w Lord Building. recently occupied by Albert
Homer as Barber Shop-where he invites all persons
to call who DESTROYS OF procuring garments war
ranted to fit Cutting done in the best style, and
after the latest fashions. Mr. s fatcrs himself that
from his experience and advantages, he shall be able
to please the citizens of 1itcheld and vicinity in all
the various branches of tailoring, and respectfully
asks them to give him fair trial. Having located In
this place at the instance of number of its leading
citizens he hopes to prove himself equal to the wishes
Of the public.
Litchfeld February % tn, 1856. r LIS
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STOVES.
Sheet Iron and Tin Ware.

TSHHE subscriber having recently opened shop in
n the village of West Cornwall, for the manu-
facture and sale of Tin Ware &c. would respectfully
inform the public that he intends to keep on hand
furnish to order, Cook and Parlor Stoves of the
best and most approved kinds Hollow Ware, Stove
Pipe, good assortment of Tin Ware, sc. SC, and
will sell the same on favorable for ready
pay short approved credit similar articles can
bc procured elsewhere. the state of the market
viii warrant share OF public patronage solicited
/. MARSH.
West Cornwall anril 4th 1856
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Millinery and Fancy Goods!
New SDrin@ STYLES

NNISSES FARNSWoRTIi having returned from
IvE 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 literally bestowed,
and will spare pains TO suit the tastes of all who
may favor them with call.
ca" Straw honnets repaired and blcached.
Litchticld. April It'll, 1886
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Anbrotypcs.

FHHIIE subscriber is prepared to take Ambro
IL types or portraits glass. This is new fea-
ture in photography, and is really attracting the at
tention of the public.
naguerreotypes also taken with his usual sue
cess. Ladies and gentlemen invited to call at
his Gallery and examine specimens of either process
J. l.. JUDD.
No . South street. Litchicll
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Great Slaughter in Kansas!
AND ALSO IN THE DEY-Goops LINE. AT
III. w. Adams &c coz
Mercantile Emporium.

DRY-GOoDS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY. BOOTS
AND SHOES, CARPETS. PAPER HANGINGS,
GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE &C, &c.
rHNHE subscribers respectfully invite the attention
Il Of the inhabitants of Ltchficld and vicinity to
their large and attractive stock of NEW GOODS pur-
chased in New York and Boston during the past
week. Among which may be found splendid
assortment of Dry-GoodS. consisting of striped and
plaid SILKS also black Silks of the very best manu-
iacture. Bcrage DeLaines. Challis, Muslins. plaid
Tissue Bcrages Briilants Prints, Gngliams. .Iacor-
cts. Book. Swiss, Barrel and Striped Muslins dotted
Muslin. window Drapery, toilet Quilts, Irish Linen
Table Covers, Napkins, Cambria. Linen and Silk
Handkerc!icfs p Skirts, Collars Gloves HOSIERY,
lace Mitts lac Wells. Belts. Partso!s double AID
single Br,cha and Stella Shawls. wool TaileSprca
beachcr and unb.cpehed Shectina,s, Denms 1fckings
Carpct-Warp French, German and American Cloths.
tassiIn,rcs and Nestings of every Description both
plain aiid fancy. Also. silk neck Handkerchief
fancy lies Shirt BosumS SHIFTS and Collars, &c. &c,
The above goods will bc sold at mere tri1e above
cost and at prices u suit customers.
ES- further particular. next week.
Very Respectfully,
HENRY W. ADAMS Co
I.tchicld, MAY 2lst, 1906.
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Girls Wanted

no work at the Cloth Button busincss-to steady.
IL industrious, American girls that wish for an
engagement for year more. good Inducements
VIII be made by steady employment at good wages
We have a nn,nir Of girls from itchfield County,
and like the kind.
Our Factory Is located I mile east of the Union
City Depot In Saugatuck
gsrsatncs. April i4th 1866.
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MANSION HOUSE.
WIN. IL. Gresham,

wv Axk. L.. oToSSn0an
AANiNG taken this House. the subscriber is
n Il prepared t" extend to travellers and others the
best OF accommodations for man and beast -
The Hotel is located in the peis;.ntcst part Of the
village, and n" effort will I've spared to render it at
all times desirable home for those who NAV visit
the place, To the members of the Bar and Others of
litchfeld County he has only to say that the rcpu
taiion the House has possessed for the last twenty
years will be fully sustained
Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable, where
good teams may be had at any time
Litchfcld. May. 1855.
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House and LOT for Sail.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot
Il III West Street. The House is conveniently ar
ranged for one or two families. The lot contains
OF an acre Of land well stocked with fruit, with q
good barn. cistern, and wootlhouse. Persons wish
ing to bargain, will do well to embrace the
present opportunity.
THOMAS Il. RICHARDS.
Iitchfeld. January Il, 1855.
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New Goods for Spring.

nNE of the best selected assortments of Groceries
" Provisions and eatahes Of all kinds that have
ever been in Iitchticid. purchased in the
different markets last week bv tb. subscriber Such
rs for good living will please call the Store in
West Street and examine his stock of necessaries
and luxuiics. CHARLES MCNEIL.
Litchfeld, April lst 1856
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Great Reduction in the Prices OF all Articles
necessary for the support OF Life "a.
DARrRAM & ALLEN would respectfully am
ID noun.e to the residents of Iitchfield and VI
cnty that they have reduced the price of all articles
of Flour Feed Groceries, Provisions &C. from ten to
twelve per cent and that they are now prepared 10
sell all the nocessries of life much cheaper than any
other concern in the county. Their assortment is
large and varied and people visiting Waterbury will
find it object to call
BARTRAM & ALLEN
Waterbury, January, 1856.
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Particular Notice.

has been reported by certain persons that have
II sold out my Marble Establishment in Waterbury
and left the city that is mistake am still at the
old stand. and will sell Monuments Gravcstones Sc
of the same quality of marble and finish cheaper
than any other establishment in the State
S. WARREN.
Waterbury, March Eth, 1856.