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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-11-06
Fail and Winter Goods.

BUFFALO ROBES, Fancy Robes. Fur Over
= y Coats, Foot Iuffs. Fur Mufiers, Fur Gloves,
CAPS. Fnr seal Caps, Otter do, Muskrat do, Plush
Caps Of all kinds and qualities. vIcroRIxEs. Fitch
Martin, Lynx, Mount Martin, Imitation Satl, Imi-
tation Fitch, Black Coney, Squiucl--all kinds of
Children's victorines HATE Fall and Winter styles.
Gennin's, Knox Learcy Men's Caps of all kinds,
Boys Caps and Hats, Mems soft Hats of all colors
Boys do. Wool Hats of all kinds, Mems and Boys
Cloth Caps, Childrcns do.
HIRAM JACKSON
Litchfeld, Non. 8, 1856. If So
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Benedict & Scovill Co.'s
DRY GOODS CIRCULAR,
For the Fail or 1856.
'nNHE AUTUMN STYLES of DRY GOODS arc
u now ready at the
"L0NG BRICK sT0RE,"T
EXCHANGE PLACE
where as usual can be found the latest Paris
Fashions In DRESS GOODS. TALMAS, CLOAKS'
EMBROIDERIES, &c.

~ In SILK GOODS and DELAINES Stripes are
predominant, and present great variety.
The Cloth Talma and Man telet supcrsede the
Shawl. although Stella Shawls much worn, and
heavy Cloth Cloaks are 10 be the rage the coming
winter.
MEaixoEs, both Plain and Plaid. continue to be
worn TO some extent. We have great variety Of
paids and all colors OF Plain particularly the light
shades for children
EApRoIpEarEs are much worn, without any materi-
al change from the spring styles, excepting the
,eral being thicker.
TRIxMiNos-For Dresses, Fringes take the lead.
and vary from one inch to II inches in width
For TALNAs and CLoAKs, Vclvets, Plush and An
tique Ribbons are most used The styles sary from
last season, and are very pretty.
A list Of other articles not mentioned, which are
included IA our Dry Goods Department arc too nu-
merous e embrace In this Circular. We therefore
notify the public that at the Loxo Back STORE is
70 DO found thing usually, and many things not
usually kept by Dry Goods Dealers s
Our Prices guarantee ~ be rs low as the lowest
and customers be assured we shall not allow our.
selves TO be undersold hy any House in the State
BENEDICT 4 ScOyILL CO.,
Waterbury, Sept. 10th, 1856. Exchange Plase.
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4 IL persons liable to pay.Taxes, in the cewn Of
n Washington, are hereby notified that will be
a, the Store of H. j. Church. ON Monday, Nov. oath,
1856 from till 8 o'clock, +. NJ on Monday. Dec.
lst at Woodville post-ofice from 10 till II o'clock
A. NJ ut the post-ofice in New Preston, upper vii
lagc, from till 2 o'clock T. NJ. and at the post
Office in Marblc-Dalc, from till clock T. NJ to
receive the Town Tax on list 1855, and also the
Communication and Dog Taxes assessed with said list
WILLIAM c. BRONSON, Collector.
Washington, Oct l4th, 1856, 3t.o-26
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n w. puEL q co.

a + the store lately occupied by 4. Osborn Co..
- udrr f.r sale DRuas aud Medicines, DRy Goops,
and GaocEniEs. eAeip for cash Or ready pay.
Wasted, All kin Is Of Produce, for which the high
est market price will be given.
Doors op.n NJ all hours VI the day and evening
One price. small profits, and ready pay.
II. W. BUEL.
EDWARD CuE
Ltchdcid, Nov. 8, 1850 ties
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10y order Of the Hon. Court Of Probaate for the
- district Of Sharon. will be sold at public auc-
ton unless previously sold at private sale at the
dwelling-house Of the late widow Polly butcher,
late Of Salisbury deceased, Thursday the 10Th day
Of November inst, at o'clock, afternoon, so much
Of tie real estate Of said deceased as will raise the
sum Of Two Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty
Four Dollars and Twenty-six Cents. Terms made
known at the time and place Of sale
ELIPHALET WHII1LESEY, Ex'r
Salisbury, Nov. 5, 1866. 3t-28
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New Furniture Ware House.

w COOLING LEWIS Wolcottvillc, CT, take
w pleasure in informing the public that they
have recently openeda Furniture Ware house in their
rooms, over their Store, in the Granite building,
where they intend keeping general assortment Of
Chairs Bedstcads, Tables, Bureaus, Washstands,
Looking glasses, &c, sc.
Wolcottviilc. Oct J. 1856 -
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Dssrcs If Wsshisgtnn. S. Pro5aii Court Oct %. 1856
EySTATE Of HENRY KINNEY late of Washing.
IL ton in said District. deceased.
fwssanf 10 order from the Court of Probate
for said District will be sold at public Auction to the
highest bidder. on the 18th day of November. at
one o'clock. on the afternoon, unless previously
disposed of At private sale,) much OF the Real
Estate Of said dceaced will raise the sum Of two
hundred aud twenty flour dollars
faie to take place on the premises In said Wash.
ing;nn- Terms made known at the time VI sale
St-e9S RUFUS SMITH, Administrator
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Musical Card.

BIDWELL PECK Teacher of Vocal Music.
- Glasses taught in the towns in the vicinity Of
lItchield, the coming Fall and Winter. Particular
attention Will bc given to the Elementary department.
and the proper method and style ai performing
Church Music, Piano Foftes tu.ed and repaired
An Letters addrcstcl to at Iitchiicd will receive
prompt attention. .
Iltchfelj, September LIST. 1856. tile
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To NERvous SryrgnEna. retired clergyman, re-
stored 10 health In few days, after many years Of
great nervous suffering. Is anxious to make known
the means If cure. will send frec) the prescription
used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNAI.L, No, 50
Fulton street. Brooklyn, New York. 4ml9
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HOUSEKEEPEy,G GOODS.
LIVERY article in this line can he found at the
IL LONG BRICK STORE"
Cloths and C0sstmeres.

u EAvER, Pilot, and Broadcloths, in every color
4 y Cassimcres aud Doeskins, Black and Fancy
Heavy ditto, for everyday wear Satinets also
Plush, Velvet. Satin. Silk and Cashmere vcstings.
the very richest styles. all for low price at the
LONG BRICK STORE"
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n Ia Cszrt Of Probate holden at Salisbury. With
n In aud for the District Of Salisbury the 18th
d.v az October A n 1880


day of October. A. D. 1856.
Present.. Rounas N. Frtlsa. Esq, Judge.
Upon the petition VI Newton ]. Reed, of said
Salisbury. showing 10 this Court that hy tho win Of
Lydia Keys. late u Salisbury Ia said DISTRICT do
ceasei hereecived certain property Ia trnst r the
bcaeht II Lucy Ann C0vey and her children. via:
The interest IL aid Lucy In the chatdeld Ore
Bed 50 called. xitunAed ID said Ssis6uy. being one
fourth AZ III the Tights which the late Lydia kcys
owed q Gid Orr bad. yalusi q about fifteen hun.
dred dollps
snd ~ chilssn, fhAt seid prpefy b sold aud tAs
ssais thrreof nvested according % law--prsyinx
~ nbsrty 70 al said property Cor the puEpos1
Aforesaid. - pr petition On file.
n = edw6f b 81 Cssx Thai said Trustee Give no.
tlte d tbe hsekojng eppliou1ion, by csistpg tbs
tame q - rnk1tked u : pewspaPer printed n
Itt<be<3d C1ntf fhree weeks suooesstvoly ~ lessi
% tbs FIRST Mtndsy = Jspussy 1857, - q o'clock,
q. ~ RoBEHT y. FULLER Judge.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEIL & BRAMAN, Dealers in Dry Goods,
W House Furnishing Goods, Carpets Oil Cloths,
Gfockery and Glass Ware first door cast of tn. Court
Ho'lsc, At the old stand OF f. D. Mcneil would AN.
nonnce to their customers that they have now IN
store and are constantly receiving, all tie new and
desirable STYLES of Goods for the Fall Trsdc. com.
prsng ladies Dress Goods of every description black
ana fancy Silks, Merfnoes. Paramcttas. DeI4aincs
Prints, Gnghams, ladies Cloths, black SILK Vcyets
tor Capcs &c. Also, we'll selected assortment of
brnadcloths. Cassilneres Vcstings and Gents Fur.
n,slli's Goods, &c. &c, all o. which will be offered
at rates unusually low
F. y. MCNEIL.
VI. II. BltAMAN.
Litchiield Sept Goth, 1856. %
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i NewAttractions for Fall.

s*@ CONGRATULATIONS 1OA Nns
VSHE subscribers would here call the attention Of
II the Ladies to a new and rich ASSIGNMENT Of
Millinery Goods, just received from New York
Having commenced our purchases early, We shall
eoRtiaue to repenish Stock often. and shall al
leading styles Of Goods as they appear in market
Among the Goods just received my be found splen
did assortment of blowers and Ribbons also, Plumes
Emhroideries, black and colored Silks, and great
variety of other articles generally found in Mil
liner Shop. We have also great assortment, and
a great variety of Dress and Cloak Trimmings d
entire new styles. Also. German and Rubber Toys
for children. Bonnets bleached, as usual, and war
ranted to suit the most particular.
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 1t regards variety o
Goods, and chsapness Of prices.
C. BRADLEY,
L. BUELL.,
Litchheld, Sept. 23d. 1856 6t-s-e2
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Notice,

and SHOES. made to order, and repaired by
NJ IFFLAND,
At the store Of Mrs. Lewis
n. B. Rubber Bsgts and Shoe neatly repaired.
Litchdeld, Nov. S. 1856. tf-56
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WOoding & Lewis,

4 IN Monday next, August 9TH, will offer their
~ entire stock Of Summer Dry foods at greatly
reduced prices Persons DESTROYS Of Obtaining any
thing in their line, will lind it for their advantage to
give them an early call.
Wolcottville, August LIST, 1866
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.Mes.5ssOcs.

szestMOcS.
DLAIN and PLAID MERINoES.--A very tine
II selection OF styles and colors now in Store :
The ladies particularly invited to an exainina-
ton Of our Plain Merinocs, which include all the
light shades. 80 .. srs.
Call 1t the LONG RRICK STORE"
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II. MERRIMAN,
WATCH MAKER AND JEwELLER.
Ar TIE OLD STAND:

INVITES attention to his assortment of WATCHES.
u JEwELRy, SILVER WARE, and FANCY ARrIcLEs
Gold, Silver and Steel Mounted Spcctacles with or
without Scotch PcbLles-Silver Spoons Forks
Frat and Butter Knives, &C., made expressly for re-
tall full assortment Of Scotch Pebbles near
sighted aud convex Spectacle Glasses to accommo-
date those wanting either kind inserted in their own
frames.-Cofin Plates on hand. Engraving done at
short notce.-Watches repaired in the most skilfui
raanner-A share Of pubic patronage is respectful
" solicited
Litchdcld, Oct. 25 1885, Is
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ling c0nz1oernDiy olmln1kneo Cont41AS t00 e "
i've weeks more, she was complstely cured Thee
Pills will also cure all btlious ana liver
IN very short time. -
---z--<-~-----S-- 49, =
xhe Greatest Medical D1eoovery q ne Ass.
NJ, Kerue.iv of Roxburv "a discovered in ono Of
-, s.. rx,,nnan Pastsre Wcods. remedy that cures
-. 80 ~ $780, fnovs a. c.orx 6cvo.la dorn . q
-. p.ulr M iss tried Il il over eleven hundred
- ard never failed except In two cases, (both
sL,,~ h,,,norl He has nov IN his possession over
-. h,,ri,ri cerfi6cstxn of its value. II within
tweutx miIes q J5oston
s..,sss 80 = 49, s.
0ns 20 three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of
.s1rie. an ne face -
Two 81 three bottles win clear the system Of biles.
Two bottles Ii warranted to cure the wcrst csnier
In the mouth and stomaeh SIS
Three 20 eve bottles q Varrsntcd 10 care the worst
CO al erysipelss
One 70 two bottles e warranted to cure all humor
In ere ewes I1
Tvo bottles Il warranted 70 cure running of the
ears and bIotches among the hair }s
-Four 10 six bottles s warranted TO cure corrup.
and running ulcers.
One l.otfle will cure scalv eruptions Of the skin
Two 10 three bottles d warranted to cure the worst
case sf ringworm
Two d, three bottles Is warranted tocure the most
desperats case of rheumatism
Three To four bottles ID warranted to cure salt rheu
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
scrofuia.
benefit Is always experienced nom The FIRST bottle
and perfct cure L warranted when the above 0ar,ti
" is taken
Nothing looks 50 improbable TO those who have In
vain tried iii the wonderful medicines 81 the ay as
thst a common weed growing on the pastures and
along old stone walls, should cure every humor in
the system. vet IL Is now fixed fact ii you have
hu,uor il has 10 start There are no IFS and ands.
huns nor has about It's suiting some cases but not
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Io Al snoS IT go 6 .c.xS: 49,
M f. NAH. "a Wicker the Trtsidenf: 80
W. Wiliiixs Ha nrry tie Secretary q Nhesif
& Wilson Mss,fsctnih & Company, ] Int SICK
Cooperation /. sfoss III, t. and tsallshsd - tns
town Of Wats'tNn. cerEty Of Litthfelds apd STATE
IF Cenncctislt. hereby onJ that said eorpcIanoh
from said tewn Of Water t.Nn to the town Of Bridge.
port in Fairfield county. State Of Connections, ana
said corp ration and its place Of Business Is now ir
Gated aud established In said town Of Bridgepcrt-
NATHANIEL WHEELER, Presidenss
w, H. PERRY, Secretary. aSGa
Dated at bridgeport, the slst day Of July. 1885,
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<HE Court Of Probate for the District of Ltch-
II field. hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate
If EBER BAILEY. late Of Goshen in said District,
deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allow
ance and settlement. Those neglecting TO present
their accounts within said time properly attestcd,
will be debarred q recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate pay.
mcnt to ELISHA BALDWIN, admir-
Litchfeld, Oct "a, 1856. 3t-e27
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New Fall Goods for 1856,
McNEI1. 4 RRAMAN'C

MCNEIL & BRAMAN'S. ---
a immense stock, Just opened, embracing all
n the latest styles of Silks, Mernoes, DcIaines,
and other Dress Goods selected FROM New York
during the past week
Litchfeld, Sept. 9th 1855
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vEtHE subscriber continues to manufacture and
IL keeps on hand every thingi his line of business
and he would invite the attention OF the public
to his establishment believing that he can supply
Harness. Saddles Bsidies, Collars, Whips &C. Of as
good duality and at cheap rates as can be found
elsewhere. Jt'sbing and repairing promptly and
neatly executed Shop thestore of Chas Mcneil.
FHEDk BROWN.
Etchfield. July 22d, 1856.
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Ia shcrm w. on Mpniay Oct. 10th. 1856, by the
Rev \. A,w ier John 7. Unierhill Of Brooklyn.
Y. to Miss Mgion, youngest daughter Ut Benja-
mia Deuel., Esq Il Sherman.
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D.aries Of Plymouth IS. P,osate Court, o. g. 1856.
ElsrAIE of JOHN. GOLDSMITH. Of Vlymc uthil

- sail District, an assigning debtor. aAAM s.
The Trustse represents tbs Estate iu<olvent, and
prays the appointment Of Commissioners thereon
UEpERsD, That Commissioners to rccci.e an | ex-
appointed ii the Probate Office in Plymouth. On tho
18th day Of October. 1856. at O'clock IL Tie fore
noon .of which all persons in interes. viii take 10
tsos, and apfos-. they sso, cause. and bs beard
u = E ami GIDpINcs, Judge.
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oST-bctwecn FootviIie and Iickett's Store.
q 3 South Farms-a Bundle containing | DOZEN
WOODEN wrappers The finder win confer . great ia
the owner. who cannot afford 10 loose the u,
By leaving them at this osiicc, tho store Of Mr.
Pickett 3ts2b
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GROCERIES.

n FULL stock of Groceries and Provisions, OF the
~ choicest quality always in store and for sale at
the lowest rates. Customers can find many articles
In this department thatare MOTTO be found at other
places BENEDICT & ScovILL Co.
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Elm Park Collegiate Institute,

- - SS'NoH"sS HUSstsuteb
E1NoR young gentlemen under the superintendent
- OF DR. JAMES RlcnAADs assisted by REy Tnos
HENrsTaAD, A. NJ. ,-s -
Boys thoroughly fitted for College or business +;
special attention given to health morals and man.
ners, or good breeding. =
Ierms-s225 per annum, or $50 per quarter, four
departments day scholars, IS, 10. II. and Is ner
quarter. .
For circulars Testimonials Sc. apply at this Office,
OF Ut tue INSTITUTION tf2O
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kNGLlSI, Smyrna, and Maltese Thread Laces
~ IN various wi this, just received at the
LONG BRICK STORE"
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For Sale.

For Sale.
'H<HE subscriber offers for snle the Store and Lot
II at Bantam Falls. formerly known as the store
owned by parkhnrst l. Kinney said pro,arty viii
be sold cheap, for particulars apply t. Seth pynl.
bantam Falls.
G.ne- % NJ 6 H1rr1Scs
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FuVAE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the Dis
u trict II Ltchiicld has limited and allowed six
mouths from the date hereof for the creditors Of the
Etate q ROBERT PALMER, late Of Goshen in said
District deceased, represented insolvent In which
20 exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed
Messss Lamont Street, Of Goshen, and Harvey Judd
Of Winchester. Commissioners TO receive and exam
inc said claims. Certified by
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
The Subscribers give notice, that they shall meet
at the dwelling house Of said deceased in said Co
shsn, the oath day Of November. 1885, and on the
ID day cf May, 1867, at one O'clock In the after
noon on each u said days, for the purpose Of at
seniing ON the business Of said appointment.
HA sSs, i FoaD Commissioners.
All persona indebted 10 said Estate. requested
10 make immediate payment to
LxxrEL PAtxm, r..
S. HANNAH G. HALL, =
Htchfeld, Nov Q, 1856 St.aS
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Arthurs Patent Alright selfsealing Cans
and Jars ~
EOR preserving fresh Fruits, Tomatoes, &c.--fuii
Il directions for using accompany them
Tin Cans pint quart half-gallon and gallon.
Firc-proof yelowware Jars, pint and quart; half
gallon glass Jars 81
MCNEIL BRAMAN, Agents.
Litchfeld, July 22d, 1856.
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~ wIicH afe 0sG'I 81 1hlllly b De pftIzs: N
churches in New York city and elsewhere. Tls:
sulscriber. having taken the agency for the sale "a
the above, will he pleased to receive orders from al
societies wishing 10 purchase IN organ. OF tl.cse
wishing any information ia regard ~ tho organs
will Icase send to the subscriber and II icrin viii
receive icc list and scale tixes plumber 9! ks.ps
a,.' aA s fae ARNID pAfIvh.ts
W.lcotevills SEPT ist. 1855.
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IL "a X u w "a II -
HNHIS department viii receive the closest alton
ii ton, and we shall continue To supply all who
call upon US with all kinds Of Hardware, Iron and
Stccl, at low rates.
BENEDICT ScorILL co.
Benedict & ScOyill Co.,
SoLE Agents for Hotehkiss s Mcfriman Mfr, Co s
- celebrated cutton Mattresses Pillows and Boil
sters Ill grades Of which are constantly in store
III ATS.
HDEEBE & CO. 5 Fan style, 4
II B6Sco's
Boots and Shoes.
"A $50. arge stock Of Rubber Boots. ovsr-Shoes
- ma Sandals, q reduced prizes.
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PIANO FORTES.

PIANO FORTES. ..S
II UST received, new supply from ALBERT W.
- LADD Co, of Boston, and HARLErox & Bro
THEIRS, Of New York
All wishing to purchase, are invited to call and
examine them. ARvID DAYTON.
Wolcottville, Nov. s. 1856 tf2s
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EslabrOiderieS.

EMHrOideries.
4 FULL stock of French aud Scotch Embroideries.
n comprising Collors, Undersleevcs Sets of Col.
lars and Sleeves Infants Waists Cands, Flouncing,
Edgngs. &C., at the
LONG BRICK STORE
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Teas.s

re a .! eaSss
% CHESTS of superior quality of Teas new IN
~ Store; black Teas from S73 to Is cents per
pound. Hyson Skin, good article, at Is cents PEI
pound. Also, Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hy'
SON. from % cents to 81 per pound. ct sEs
IS ..&8 HENRY w. ADAMS 4 CO.
Litchheld, May 2lst, 1866.
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M HEREAs. my wife. MARY MANN, has
w left my bed and board, shall be answerable
for no debts Of her contracting In my name
CHARLES T. MANN
Plymouth October Goth 1855 3t.e-27
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Special Invitation.


DERSONS visiting Litehfeld are respectfully In.
IL vited To call and examine my assortment. Of
Boots and Shoes they will find good assortment.
and ut low prices for cash, rs any in the STATE.
Sole Leather cheap the market will bear, also,
Shoe thread pegs. &c, &C., for sale by
ssh ea. SAMUEL CLOCK.
uNOoTS, SHOES, CATERS, &C., Sc New styles
IL just received and for sale cheap for cash. by
5r 3. a.-5e SAMUEL CLOCK.
West Main Street, Htchfeld, April 18th 1866.
AIDES and Gents best Rubbers Misses and
IL Chldren's do, for sale as cheap as good
article be found in the State For sale for cash.
by -...-. SAMUEL CLOCK
ENTS' Fine Calf Boots and Congress Caters, &C.,
" six different styles, cheap for cash; at
s-.T M SAMUEL. CLOCKS
AIDES Congress Caters, save trouble In iacing,
IL for sale cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK
EHILDREN's Congress slippers beautiful aud
~ cheap, at SAMUEL CLOCKS
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GOSHEN ACADEMY,
yuNHE Winter Session OF this School will COM
mence on Thursday Oct. 30th. 1856. For
Terms, &c.. apply to H. Milton Hart. Goshen. Conn.
JAMES O. RICE. O.
Goshen, Oct. IA, 1856. 1925
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\ ART FEMALE SEMIN AIRY, Plymouth
III The Fall term OF this Institution will commence
September oath.
Mrs. J. a. ROOT, Principal
Plymouth, Sept. LIST, 1856. Gtl9
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OefGtsscs and lNsAales.rs.
IN nAn YARDS q pelasues and c.h
AO1OOV meres. ~ new. Iiew1ue I
ehrios iut q Allvtel nelsin jrst secslved Il th>
u Il 80 = LONG ulilnk. sTcRE.'
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AkirlS, Skirts.


A VARIETY of Cloth Talmas, Of the latest Pari
"A styles, just received at the
LONG BRICK STORE"
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MELO

MELODEONS.
MI ANUrACTURED as usual with all the late
Wl improvement. Second Hand Melodeons, for
sale cheap. ARvID DAYTON
Wolcottville, Nov 8, 1856 ~ tf2s
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PerGsIsseSu.

MI Cologne Extracts, together with a grea
~ variety OF Fancy Articles at the
"LONG BRICK STORE
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PAPER HANGINGS.

Embracing every variety from common to extra gilt.
LIZ ALSO &.
Freseo Papers, Ornamental Mosaic Mouidings Cor
nices, French, English and American Boraers, &c.
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Tt'iMl innings.

TRIMMINGS.
EVRINGES all widths and colors; velvets. all
Il WIDTHS ; Antique Ribbons, new styles; Tasscls
and Glass Buttons, ut the
s4 e.. LONG BRICK STORE
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- Il Also
UNION, VEsIrIAS. SrAIn, and CHuacg CAarEIs.
in great variety.
WooL DgrGGETrs, 4 to 4-16 wide. ~
CoI1ox DEuGGErTs, 8 IA wide.
Wool and DANAsK CIUMB CI1Tus
FIOoK gIL CLOTHS to . r. wide.