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Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30

EKOR z. MILLS,
and is prepared TO fiji, with Dispatch ell orders
with " hich he may be favored. His Mills are
warranted to perioFm well, and can be readily
attached TO the running gear OF Gin.
He will also repair Cotton Gins, and trusts
from many years experience in the business to be
able 10 give entire satisfaction.
al orders, either for Mills or tha repair Of
Gins, will be PROMPTLY executed on the follow
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
From the ~ o. Picayune.l
Further From Oregon andW ash
ingtOn Territories.

ingtOn Territories.
The advices from Washington territory
are to December the 10th. The news is
important 1t. Slaughter. u States Army
.ud others. had been killed by the Indians.
IS appears by the following despatch which
had been received by Acting Governor Ma
son:
H'D Q'Rs. PUGET SOUND DIsTRIcr.)
Fort Steilacoom, W. T.
6,P. NJ, Dec. II, 1855.
Captain G. Hays. Commander of Compa-
nv "B." Washington Territory Volun-
teers:
Information has been received at this pos.
that on Tuesday night. while Lieut. Slaugh-
ter was encamped about fifteen miles below
Morrison's, and about two and half above
Captain Hewitt's camp. Lieut. Slaughter.
while sitting in small house on Brannau' 8
marie, near the forks of Green and White
rivers engaged in consultation with Captain
Hewitt. Lieut.. Harrison and DR. Taylor,
thew we're fired upon by a large number of
Indians. and at the first discharge, Lieut.
Slaughter was shot through the heart
Two others were killed outright-one NOR
tally wounded (since died.) and FIVE others
wounded
Lieut. Slaughter left forty men and bis
animals at Morrison's 5 and il will be neces-
sary to relieve them at once. Upon the re-
eei2t Cf this, wish you to concentrate your
command Immediately at Bradley's. and in
advance, report to me when you will be rea-
dy to march from that place.
Very respectfully.
tyour most ob't serv't.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
ESTRAY NOTICE.

i. O. o. f.
nZAN LODGE No. 10. at Washington, Ar
" kansas, meets on Friday night OF each week
JOHN ID. TRIMBLE, See'y.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-30
For Sale.

. LIKELY NEGRO WOM.aV Tor SAFE
IN good cook, and young-Enquire at this
" flee
ITahington, Sept. 25, 1855. 3e-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
lleimbOlG's Gena;ne Preparations. kELnBoLD's HIoHLr ccScExraArED
 COAPBUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCuU.

For diseases of ,he Bladder and Kidne,s, se- cret disea*csr Stricinres, Wcsknesres and all diseases oi the sexuai organs whether in malc or female, from \ hai-ver cause they may have originated and no matter of hcw long sfsnding z
 If you have contrscfrd the terrible d,sesse which. when once seated in ,he sysicsn, | siI surely so down from one genrsa,ion io another undermining The consftniion and sappinx the very vital huids of life. do not ismst yousseii ia the hands of quacks. who sfaFt ap every day in city like this and 6li the pa-crs wiih glas. .ms taisci,eo.is, too wall calculated io sderrivr the ,omay. s..d those not acquainted wiih their tricks. You cannot be loo careful ,n the scicc'ian ef rsmsdy in these cases.
 The Fluid Extract Bachu has been pronoun. ced hy eminen, physicians lhc grca,cs, rrmcd, ever known IL is medicine perfectly plcas. anf in ils taste and very innocent in it's action, and yei thorough thai it a1rih,la'es every particle of the rank snd pnsonoas vru, of this dreadful disease- and, unlike other remedies, does moi dry up The disease in inc blood.
 Cnns,,tut,onal Debility, broagh, on by self. abuse. q most terrible disrsse, which has bro'I thousands ti the human race 10 nnIImeiy graves, thus blasting the brilliant hopes of pareaiY, aad bl,gh,ia. in the Bud the glorious ambition of uany noble youth, can be cared by this tnfall,ble remedy. Aud as medicine winch mast benefit every body, from inc simply delicate to the confirmed and despsiring in valsd, no equal is 10 be foucd acting both q. cure and preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
.1usire.

THE Advertiser would respectfully an
 l nouaee ts his customers aud the public generally thai he continues ta snp,iy ske vari. ons M AGAZlNES named htiow st the prie e annexed per annusn. viz-ITarprr, Ss.as; Put
 nam, S2.25; Knicksthocker. $2.s5; House. hold Wor $, g, Nackwood. g., ,25; tsadey.
 Sa.s5; Graham, s2.2s; Hnrticaltnrist, coL,rrd p'ates. S3 50; TIsrticni,urist. piain edition,
 $t 6; Lt,-ii's Iivng Age, $; Frank Leslie e
 Gazei,e ot Fashion. Ss.s5. Baliou's P,c.arial.
 g 5n; Ladies Repos.,orsl .,s1 63 1;
 Peterson. si.63; ArthuE's Home Magazine, $i63
 tie Is prepared aso 10 fill orders far s.andar I'd
 and miscellaneous hooks nd the cnrrenili liiera-
 tare oi the day, whether from the trade or per. snns tn oher walks of indussty. Having md an experience ot fifteen ears in tie Doak and Periodical Trade, hr beaieyes iharlhc can give er,re satisfaction 10 all parties intrusiing him with orders.
 Seecimemnumhevs of ,he Macazines senf m receipt of six p.st Office Stamps for 8 or s2 Mtgaxies. md fur twelve snch Stamps . sam. pie nf the $ or s6 work IS will he sent. Letiers ofiaquiry must contain . Stamp for the return
 postage Beoks sent, post pad. on receipt of publishers prces. Address WILLIAM PAT.
 TON. Beek.siier, Hoboken, New Jersey, and Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
HKLMBoLD's IlIGuLr CoxcEsTaArEp Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilfa,

Frr puudying The blood, ss aosins all discs | es arising from excess of mercury, exposnrc,and imprudeace in life. chronic consIiia,ionai d,s- ease asis'ns from impure sisic of the blood, a"d the only reliable and effersDai knom n remedy for Inc cure of Scrofu:a, Ssls Rheum, Scala Head, Alterations of the Throat and Legs, PaIns and Sweihngs of The Bones, Tesier. Pimpics on ihe sFscc, aud all .caly Erupsioas of ihe Skin.
 This article is aow prescribed by sonse Of the mesi distinguished pi,, sicians in Ihs coan- try, and has proved mors efic:eni in practice than any preparation of Sarsspariifs yet offered 10 inc pVbfse. Several cases of sccaaJary Syphilis, Eercurisi and Scrofnlous disea ses have entirely recovered in ihe incuyai ie verde of our public iastiiulioas which had for many yrara resirfed every mode of treatment ti,at cansf be devissd. These cases furnish st trik inc exampies of the saintary effects or this msd,. esns n afsessing come of the nsosi invete,s,e dises ses. alfer the giands were destro, ea and the bones already a1ecsed.
 NoricEs-Leiters from r6spousihle pkr.; esans ard professors of several Med;esi Col. 'eses. and certificates of cnres from pafrenis -. < oeiound accompanying both preparssico. ''esc,-bueha. q Pefbotsie, oi bos,lss for . 5 equal is s.reaslh to oae gallon Of Syrup sf
 Prepared and seld by H. f1.T.HELMBOLD. T. Cnemisi. eG3 Chestnut 6sreet. near the Girard nnuse, Philadelphia; and 10 bs had of fdsss- essis asd dealsss every . hers.
 Aii letters directed to tse Proprietor of | sSas seeeive iamodisse attention.
 Rer ssss Y | c sHf1Tns LstsAkeid
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

Bx sArE --we have read story of n". blcman who adverkisea fo, c,achnaa.- Thsee applscaais tUr the place responded He showed them . dcrp and dangerous pi' fsli by the sexd eide, and askrd them haw near to u they dare drive . coach One said he c0aid dsives within . font or two af u. brink. with spesfset safety. The next would venture as confidently within a few inches
 The last sssd hr would dive as fasslrom | ss possible an6ta him the noh,cmsn wisel, gave ltc nieee. There arc pitfalls all along the Hsx ly ef life i; and although man, venture vcrr. .sioss io them. and escape dis. ssles, that mSM is wisesl who drives as fal from them ss possible.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
CaMfi0fi.

U WOULD again call the attention or tbs
 II pusl,c to the occurrences thai almost daily cotie under my ubseTvaiisn al pedal and oth- CTS paining of thelr glass tor Scotch Pebble Spectacles," at enormous psices. I am now . .. thorized to say from J. Ackley that he has no blrs in thls Siate--so that those wLo buy of them da it at great risk, ani these wha have bought have the coninr,abic reflection that they have nothing alter all bnt common glass. lwonid again siate that it may he ensiiy and simply tested if yon have ihe glass by touching yo0r lips or tongue to each snccessiveiy snd vbseSs. ing the enfpern,urs Of ihem--the pebble alwAts preserving the .empefatire ol ssone while the glass will be much warmer. They can only bs had in i.i,chieid ef A. g. Hsld~n. wh.. has ca- hand . full and suHspieie sesoftmen, ni all ths numbers and will he happy to show them [ . sny who wish tn examine e,her out of curiosity os with intent to psrchase.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

z pLASS TALK.--The Western editors have very free way ofspeakias, and always write just what they although some nf them are ve'y plain in their remarks on m,,,ers end things ia general, and some thing. in pstiieulss. One, in spcsk,ng of low mock drcsses and short sleeves. says ,ha,4-
 The prevailing tashion'smong the ladies, which tsansroses sa angel into modrl arf's,. l. unisefsallY deiested by every gentleman whose eood op,nion lady should desire. l. hiuass ths 6acs fes',ngs of both sexes. snd Is d;ssdvsnfsgs so the ono by destroy,ng all room for imagination to the o'her. A round, plump, white arm, is bcautiial. and may bs ad.aised w;ih slipropricty; but an arm shap cd like three cssnsfed liie with rod eIhpws. is no, hoosiifai, and. ia competition wi,h . Spanish karrsts. would sta.d ao chance of being eeecsrd 10 enc's aeck. A white, sonad nerk, wiih an ssabasier base hall conceal1d by . csqasssish c,llar, is the most bowi,chin 2 ssgha iu the world; but u large cxp,uss of bony shoulie.s, painted Ike . paten, han. win It's contiguous anpro, cescd territory, has about ss maav a,irac,iaas ss newly vafnish. cd Wisdsos ehsis."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
Fall Campaign !! II 8 . ..
NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS NIoW openiag at MCNEIL < BRA MANS IN al the .pld stand of F. D. McNeil, irsi door east of tho Court House-the Depet for
 Uaparatieied Bargeins is
 By Goods, Groceies, Cockey, &c. Would respectfully announce to their large number of customers that during the pas, week they have been opening an extensive nssort- ment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods adapted to the Fall Trade, and invite all to call and examine our stock. as we feel coaideni that by doing SO you will he enabled tu secure much better bargains than can be found else. where. Oar stock is now large, consisting in part of M DcLa,nes, G,nghams, French Merinoe, parameiias, Mahair De Bnzes, Plaid Mesinas, Mautle and Cashmere Shawls. Ladies Gloves, II story, &c. Also, Cents Furnishing Goods, consisting of Freneh and English Brosdclahs. Plain and Doeskin Cassin,ere, . great variety af vesrings. Fancy Ctavats, Gloves, Mitiens, &c. Also, bieached and nnblea ched Coitons, Linens, Kni,ting Cotton, Woalen Yarn. Caston Batting, Wadding, Diaper. Velvet Rihb0ns, Ms,ire Antique Trimming. Black Taff.ta Rib. hons, Warsted Binding. napkins.
 Atsp. n large stock of Groceries, Crnckery, &c. atl of which nave been selected during the past week with great care. and will he offered for cnsh os produce at small advance from cost. Those wishing Goods in our line may rest as.arsd that 10 misrerresentaiion will bs made eiher in quality or psire.
 Septcmber 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
'. NEW FALL GOODS 1855 At the Beehive. 1855

TuST received splendid stock of staple eJ and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in pan of liraa aadcloilts, Cassiinefes, Sc French Mefinos aud Cohnrgs in choice colors French and Ann plain and fancy Muslin Dela,nes, Dehaiges, Einghams aud fancy and mourning Prints, plaid Merinos. gala Piaids and silk gala Plaids, black and plaid and striped Dress Silks tn rich patterns --Thihst, Cashmere and wool long and square Sha wls, wool, Sc: fanneis. mereens. diapers !; bieached and unbieached Shee,ings and shirt. incs, Ticks. Linens, kc.
 ReSdy-mde Cioihing--A iargestoc of coats, vests, panic, shirts. .meriRo do and drawers, &c. Hosiery, gloves. etc in great va,iety. wooden yarn, carpet warp, cold and white cotton baits and wndding. Dress rrimmings-ihe iarcest stock in the county; Shoes-Ladies', misses md child's of all descriptions, patent rubber bo"as and sh.es; Fienr. geese feathers. groceries. crnckrry, &s--alI et which have been ssleci ed with erea, cuse, and will he offered tor cAsH, produce or work at small advance from cost.
 Rr Shirts given oui 10 be made up in any ana a,ity. Also, Insurance agent for several good coapar,ies. s. N. BRONSON. Liichfielc. Sept 25. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
ls Ie1riInan. HHtsh {: s1Issssss 2! {. 2; \. s..ss .SssSe F.

Wx Has sjussrarcived from N ew York sS | lfesh iot ot ' Nery de1ifa bir Soods,
 tewelfy. &c. consisslne n naij and silsSr pectae les gold Brsa ssp,ns, 6naef md ear Kiuxe, Kcyss eilift Studs, vess and enafd .chsinss Weddiag kmxs very pure arliele. ; A full ass0ftment pt neafssigksed and eonvsx speetscie elssues-wkich inhkcs the best assoft. ulenl ever otfexed in ihis piace, and will b sod at tlae iowess psices, Best strflinz silyes wan made xpfessiy for retail. Watch sepairnR d0hs iu the lnsssi skIifui manner; m spprentices esn. ployed at watches in this establishment. Cofiir plafes on hand and engraving dune at shor, notice mendine done n usual. A shafs o public patronage ia respectfully solicited.
 Litch6eld. June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
Ladies' and Gentlemen's WR.vTEK CLUIA!yG.

Al tUNSIS TING of Mbntie, Wool ond " Brocha SHAWLS. Highland Piaids, Piald .derinos, Coi'd French Merinos, Nerino Cold ParanetIas, all Wo"i Deiaincs. Fat cy Cutorcd Delaines. Lins~ys and CaiIcoes, with Beaver Cloths. vadcLdhs, Cassimeres, Sheeps Gray Satiinetts, Tweeds also. Ready Made Clothing consisting of Beaver, Lion skin. feiershani, Fancy Vests Cassrnere aud Saiiinett Pants, both Fancy and Black. Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, Red, Blue and Green Twilled Wool Fiaaneis, Plain Wool and Demet do.. Salisbury do., Cotton do. Heavy Brown Sheet. ings and shirsines. Real Buck Mitsens and Gloves, Oil Tanned Cow Hide, Kip and Calf Boots, Rubber Over Shoes and Buo,s,ins, open ing a rhe Oid Stand of A. C. Brsefard. Vol. coitville, where all kinds of Goods are sold cheaper than at any orher Store in ,he County.
 A. C. BRADFORD.
 Wolcottvilie, Nov. l, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
Reckwooa's United States Hotel, II n .N E A ID m -fsIlN NJ sIl.ss .....I

UI K IF UK ID, ThlS -weII- U N known II ,ase has been rebuilt, and very maehzansarsedss and is now ,.p-n ready 10 ac- comaiods,e the Travelling public cr the per,na- nent resident The house has been hniit and ftlcd ap with ssithe modern improvemen,s el the day, and with an eve tn the cnmtors nf iis make this house model ono iuf good living .a ud fa. she best of care and attention on the pars oI all employed on the premises. to the wants of i,s patrons. Old casfomers sfe invited so return and new ones h he sure and call @
 II. LOCKWOOD, Proprietor.
 September. 1855. 3m2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

.Sans on fI.ors.-The Scn,ler caanty Am>sscas Budget u ssoms' cr whoop yards. Fos instsneu. hs tells of an accommoa4'ing ysdng beau, in Havana who rcccasly called le seke . yonns tsdy out for sleigh ride. = Wken ehs scane lady was seated the young nsan discovered thss his fair comrsnivn win her easvonndlng Appurlsnaces eatisaly filled skecesies. sna nos being wiling 10 a E,o, himssls. hs eaiias,ly mounted tho nag, and shsy smas an thsss way rei-icsng 2. Miro se. cessiy tssys sh,s Truth sovmg editorl. . lady eos wslkme slnag South Street Havsas whea sse gfshs hosps. sas ends ~f VI ich had not iHesM ssssswls secured iag. shes. sada~aly ssake Iseee sSd ayink o>ck wiih grcat force, ssse esmD Dtrssly through the easss sssmsnis asd slrsak . srAall hey sho vas ss6eAing n s the ej4essM ehant twenty e~es iron ilsr l@dy 4he snalt bay was tskss homs eensslssp. eot l1 is fsssea Nill not rscosss.- The hoap ' AlsspAy reesssrsd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
The Fall Campaign !

4utlii; subscribers hzsinx hsru ia tise
 business u seilinx GDste in " Wolconville sYne e,ght snsnliss, md hAvink received sneis . Iiuerai patronage Is0m our fTieuds n skis nd pssve lne opportunity lfhfoush the cisenisiionl ufJhe Litchheid Emqulres,1 , tD ihank aii otth0ss who nave so iiberalIy patT0nixed this esssblish- unent-a nd We wUnId Eere sfsee that Wo hsvs .sot been unnndful sf tbe future insefests fl ous ca-fomers. F.T the lsst three months Mir. \ Berry. one of the partners, resIdsDg m New York. has made u hss bussness 70 seiect from time ss time such goods as ile csnid pnrchase st sucsion. at ysey low rates; the iarner part Qf aHr sf0ck which we shall nffer fo our egsfamefs shsa fall was purchased pFcsioust0 fhe rsse ie sOnds.- There ,s no d,spuing the fact tias our facilities for phrchssisg goods enahle q 10 seH ef the same qualities n 0sr Dry Goods department - prices from 10 70 l5 pr ceas ls ss ts any "thes merchant m the c0nnsy can affssTd them. We have just received and they are now offered tor inspection the following g.sods:
 Brown and Dieached sheetinss. l bale A brown cotton, goud aTficis. s cts pryj 1 do do do do very aeavy. sl-2 do cases more of those fine bleaehed. do
 Dress Goods.
 Inthis dep pa Bmeni we shall xpest to sell every person whe lis up us, la xing i,saght oi every style Dress Goods offered in the market, com p,ised of striped plaid Brocade and plain colmed Mernoes, all wool Ii Dela,nes of every color. 25 ps Cobargs beautiful coiors, at the low price of g cents per yard, 10 ps Gala Pia,ds. ps Opera Flsnaeis35 ps striped and plaid Muslin Deiaines. 1000 yards Fruits from i>s to I2 i.2 cts per yard
 Ready-Made Clothing.
 Tn this depa rtmenf we boldly make the sta: :e- ment without any fear of contradiction that we have the lsTges, and brst assortment in the Co consisting of every tsrety of men's and boys wea..
 Groceries.
 Having pnrcha sed these Goods in Jnly and agus,, we are now furnishing them io our GUS toners at the same prices That the Goods are worth at wholesale in New Y..Fk.
 We wonld sayio all persons residing out oi town. who intend visiting this place 10 make their Fan pnrchaae--,hat a liberal d'scoun, will be made 10 tbcm. Also. that they will be sure 10 fad everything on sheir memors rdnm af ons Store. E. A. BEkh4. Woicottville. Oct let, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
MANSION HOUSE,
 s-BY- wM. Fl. e Ro s s III A Ns

LII Is prepared to ndtoiravelers and others the best,f accommodations tor man anu beast. '
 The Hotel is iucaie in the pieasaniest part of inc village and ao effort will be spared to render it at aIttsmes adesirable home tor those who may yisit the place. To the members oi the Bar an nd others ot Li,chfield County. he has only to say that the reputation the House has possessed tor inc last twenty years will he fully sustained.
 Connected with tae Hoselis . Livery Stable, where good teams may be had al any time.
 Litchfield, May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

HoossER CoxvEssArsox. Halio, stran ser ron appeas to bs travelling"
 Yes, always tsavsl when on . joarney.s' ~ thank I've seen you somswhcre.n "very likely l have "f,ea been thcre." And pray, what might be your name .sarSs
 s!ff might bs Sam Patch; but 1t isa',s b, a asng s',de " s.s tixse you been long ia these partsf" Nsxss any longer than ., present t-iive fsef nis<<s
 [. Dosssa get anything new '" Yos. tuuSht new wheistone this snornine:~
 .l,Aeseht ss; you'rs tho sharps,l blade i've essn e shis soad,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28

HiSrs vca THE sEAsax.--Pesons havi v dcl,cs,s psanss nut of daors had better cover them. ov bring them in s night, ss there is sems danger of csrlv fro.ts.
 \ fi,e ia the ea,ly pari ef th. day. to takc the ctill oG the air. will be fouad conductive both ,o comf.st and health
 Mnseaae bars may bcsaken down Sleep is ssfe from the noc,ural assaults of those 1t. tic issecss.
 Fly nets for horses may be laid aside.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
New and Attractive at A. s. BALDWINsS

II HAVE assin largely replenished my sissk II oi Jewelry with New Fall Styless direcf from the mansfactarsrs, thereby securing ihreefold advantage of buying cheaper, of knowine@hat l get. and lastly, of procuring the ssrs lsfsst styies--which took the premium as our late Waichs., Jeweiry, and Fancy Gssdss Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins Bor and Giass PINS. 7sOist and Brsash. in fact every varisty of fashionable Pins fse N Ladies and Gentlemen. Also,
 COLD lLOCKBIS, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens in Geld
 and Silver Holders, WATCH CHAINS, HOOKS, SNAPS,
 SLIDES.
 BRACELETs, Seals and Buckles, Cuff pins, Ear
 Rings and Chains. THIAfBLES GOLD AND SILVER
 SplEU!r AGLgS.
 COLD AND SEVER SCOTCH
 PEBBLES.
 Silyer and Plated Spoons. Ferks,
 Batter Kniyes. Sewias Birds,
 ,sith double and siaeis
 Cushions, Sstginy Dogs. Canaries. Potent Tape Medsurss. A full as.oftmsu, of Pencil Leads of ,hs Bret qah,y. All of the Sbovs wfll be sold cheap for CAsa Qaick sales and small profits r ny Psstieular attention psid to repsirirs ws,sshss a"L Iiiehssid. Oct. asd. isss. $
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
NEW FALL GOODS !
 AT .airOFd @ RrOfheysS.

MoNGwhich moy be found splendiJ <A assurtn,sat new styies M. DeLaines, All Wool d.. Deissges, Black Silks, Merinos. Coburgs. Aipaccss, Rachel Piaida, Pnnsa,
 Ladies' Ch.fhs,
 Bfseha Shawls,
 Tslmas,
 Maire Ant. Trim IT.
 Br0a 0adclpths. E Cassi1eres,
 Tweeda,
 AnWooi d0. s &e. &c. ke
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
Etiehneisl A1ns xSssportsss,s.

xSHE Cltlxtns Of Aitch6eld County are
 invisedto cell on the su4scribef wh6 keeps eonssnntly on h4oa . large sseortlh6nt 6f Nara ana Cars et eyefy variety ana lashi6ns Tho pubsrrsbcf lI& v5iss ade eol1piete ofrauRemense witk tbe be1t and niss !ash,csobie lsoests h New Turk city foF snpply of Hats aud Caps is prep.red ns futnish an who may kivs him eal with ariicles in his linS thss cannot fail to suit, and d pr;ces es cheap ss they can hs bonahi in any place in the United Ststes. Hs has on hand Silk and Fur Hats " hitc Beaver Summer Hassot Gsain's and Mnox's n1enufso. ture; also alnrxe assOrsment cf Faney Hats ef tion 10 this parsiculaf lins of bnsiness- s-snd hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons tor their generous supPorfs and humhly asks tor . continuance of the same.-- Store in West Street, 2 doore west oi the Court House. HIRAM JACKSON.
 Lslchfsld, April 2sd, iS55. ~ ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
Cccse Fcatkeva.

THE subscribers hay. e sas srsngemeat' to keep .can.tant suppl, st ffst :s,s ss' tiele of GEESE FEATllERs-ssh ssh sisd st' pack cd wnh srra,care he ouvs,ises.if task !. ayes of fron.ao 10 so ihs and wiiifurnist ~ slI times au, quantity frcrao to 1000 lbs, of . qualify the, will warrant as good a' ths best and al as low prices as can be Psrchassd ci equal q.sliiy ih tbesiaie. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
New Fall Goods!
 R0OTS. SHOES, CATERS. Src,, &t

LUST received. n ve.y latge and genera as. eD soriment oi all kinda of Boats and Shoessuii. able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased at auction the past week, and can probably bs sold ios cash at less prices ihan eau he fonid else. where in the county. Persons having . little rc ady money ahou their cl thcs are respce ,fuily invited te call and examine quality andprces. Oak and Heml.ck Sole Leather tar sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 Wesi Main Street. Also, gent for the sale of Dr. Beers celehraird Hair Tonic, fsr relieving haidpeas and restoring grey hair to f1s natural color. Nothing like it !; try it.
 Li,chfield Sept. i2th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-28
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"StCMl MllNHGE 1uhU OCsysNI n ESP PECTFULLY informs the inha bitants
 3, of Litch6eld and it's vicinity that he has ,.ken the Store lately occupied bv MT. Weller, whercs he intends carrying on the Watch and Cinck repairing business in all it's branches and all work will be warranted so give perfect satisfaction. U. REiNHS NJ. {
 Litchfeid, April 1855.