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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-07-03

STARLIGHT. Moonlight is beautiful. and MONDAY
glorious, yet almost overwhelming with Its power Of
dazzling light and glowing hues Sunset possesses
y melancholy And tranquizing charm. and twilight
Is sweet and dreamlike. But when the shadows have
deepened into night. and one by one the tremulous
lamps became visible in the cloudless dome above.
when silence deepens. and the voices Of nature sink
IN undisturbcd repose-when there is no moon to
soften and TO beaufv while 1t foods with light the
dreamy iandscape but the far-of glorious
stars-fhen there is deeper solemnitv much OF
earnest th"ught--a spirit Of contemplation that
mingles past memories present experience and future
nope upon the scene around. And hopefully the
eye OF Faith turns upwards to those starry worlds
perhaps the dwelling places Of the hearts dearly
loved and lost to earth All pure and gentle feelings
Pervade the mnsing soul In all hour like this We
love even the forgetting who heed no more our
once welcome words. We forgive even the bitter
enmity that has unrelentingly pursued us and we
refrain from all bitter thoughts and angry feelings
for seems that angel watchers above u.s. and the
influence of better worlds around. Thoughts rs
solemn as the surrounding Stiffness fraught with
consultations soothing power mngle with the sub
ducd Hight reflected from those distant isles of peace
Moonlight with its identifying power sunshine with
Its joy-giving radiance sweet when shared with
others-onr earth companions Starlight is beautiful
enjoyed In silence and alone.
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NEW SPRING GOODS
A. the sRaa- Esvam-Ho Thew CouaaI

IUST received a fine assortment OF fashionable
ID Spring Cioods-comprising French and American
plain, fancy and mourning Muslin and Barge De-
LANES silk Berages. Silk and Moir Debaiges, also,
black striped and paii Dress Silks in rich patterns.
French BIiIiiants French, English and American
Prints and printed Iswus. and Muslins, GinghaEls,
Shrtings, Sheetns-s tineas, Diapers. Ticks Deans,
and White Goods OF all descriptions Also Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons and ELgngs, Laees, &c. in great
varety-and ladies' Dress Trimmings for the County.
Also Broaticloths Cassimeres, and Read made
Clothing Fianncls, More,is, TweeGs, Ssttinets and
Thibets Cashmere and Silk Shawls. Also 500 pieces
Paper Haigings Bordering, Window Curtains Paper
and Muslins Carr.tinG, Oil Cloths. &c Also. 10000
Brick, G.ese Feathers Flour. Groceries Crcckery,
Shoes. Cater Boots, EubaerS, SC SC. For sale cheap,
and rs good as represented
Also Agent for several Insurance Companies and
Town Agent for selling Spirituous Liquors
5. y. BRONSON.
Itchlield. April 10th, 1856.
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Read and Reject!

EN len l first commenced the sale of the ccle
W DRAFTED Vermont Marble Il class of unprinc
pied men said that it good for nothing but
hnding that the people rW hae it, this same class OF
lnea are I,lning oil New Preston Limestone and
other inferior qualities OF Stone for Vcrmot Marble
Persons in wInt Of GravcstoneS or Monuments B,
the Rutland Etl or Italian Marble or any other
work IN my line can depend upon getting the simon
pure article, worked In the hest style, AMI nj the
t'e" possible rates, by coming to my establishment or
by letter A large collection of drafts on hand
Terms CASH
Please refer to Drs. A. s. Lewis or c. NJ Hooker
Litchfied; A j. Pickett or s. NJ Ensign South
Farms Gen. Aberncthy or Charles f. Welton, VOL.
cottville; Messrs. Camps, Winsted; Noah Gar1sev,
Northfieldor to my work ia almost every Cemetery
in Iitchtied county s, WARREN
Waterbury, March, 1856.
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II. Mc1.1.i1non.
Matchmaker and Jcvyclcf.
at the Old Stand.

H AS just received from New York fresh lot Of
IA very dcsiiib'e Gu'sis. Icwciry. &c. consisting
Of gold AMI silver spcct.clcs gold Bre,stlns. finger
and ear Rings. Keys. shirt studs vest AMI guard
CHAINS Wedding ldngs-a very pure article
full assortment Of near sighted and convex SPEC
tac'e gasses-whch makes the best assortment ever
offered in this place. aud will be sold at the lowest
prcrs. Rest sterling silver ware male expressly for
retail Watch repairing done in the most skilifu
manner no apprentices employed at watches in this
establishment. Coffin plates hand and engraving
done at short notice; mtnding done as usual. \
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
Litchficld, March 1856
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nURLIC attention is invited to al Improvement
II in making Shingles by means of a machine
patented by Jonathan Ecnnct. by the arrangement
OF the knives this machine preserves almost entire
the grain Of the timber which is IA great cunsid IA
ton in the wear of Shingles iuinting them and
producing one third more frcn given quantity
of timber than can he got by any other process
used, and every shis'e is perfect without liability
to clip shorter them in any way by checks OF
shakes. and leaving every sound Is If rivcn
1t has also the advantage OF greater dispatch ~ two
shingles are produced by each descending motion OF
the gate to which the knives are attached and cut
ting from three to four thousand per hour Manu-
featured and sold by EBEE s. PETERS, Kent Itch
field County, Conn.
fss" Also. is manufactured a machine for outline
I.ath and warranted to cut Que huhdrc, per minut,
sound as if sawed. The machines may be foullt
two miles west Of the depot.
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Twenty-Second Annual REPORT
or the
LitchGeld Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
bnchf.h, July "a 1855.

buchf,h, judy "a 1855.
BY cash reed for pr ms on Pocs tn ,ca o. lac 60
To cash paid Tor losses aud Expenses SIS -
Whole am, oi cash rec Tor pr ms, $50 SOS is
Interest tereved on loans, 1911 lO-52Tl9 10
Whole am, padtor Ioss, sand eAs 23,S16 IS
ash now ON hand, S,tlS OI-S2,7l9 ~
Amount Of prem'ums charged on the books
winch NAV he COLLECTED u required, 22Sss %
Add cash on hand, 9lD0t
Making Capital Stock Of Co. this time, $32N3o "a
There is not at his time any clnms against tho Co.
d paid to this date. -.
The Directors OF ,hls Company are eonfden that me
plan "t Insurance adopted by them will met with
hearty response from oil Intelligent tlends Vi Mutual
Insurance.
This Company insure only in this State, aud 'ake NJ
risks Mills, Goods Stores Shops, exposed
village or cIy property, hut conhue their business
entirely /" arm "pry and 'solacd buildings and the ~
conems-o' which more than S2Us0 will be insured
risk.
This Company viii adjust all claims with promp'ness
ami hhera'ltv add Il at any time difference thut
arise between the nartes, ell such difference will
be adjusted by indi, rent persons in the COUNTY, each
party selecting enc, aud IN case h,! DO no, agree,
third person shall be "h'sen aud the award Of all OF
any TWO of Them. shn be- hnal nnd cor elusive.
A reward nl SEQ will BE- rn'd by this Company TO
anv who will smrh ,nImma'i"n Ill convict
any person OF scng h'e to any building injured ~
this COMPANY.
Officers of tn. Company.
G. BlcKwrH, President, Grn G. Woopsurr,
| Treasurer; JAsoS wnlrlsu. Sc, relary snALpea
OsBoKN, OF iiafwinton, General ARrn'.
Di"rtors.--J IT, U"chwnh. Jas"n Wiring, Seth
P, RlreS, A. :. Lewis, Shield Osborn, eco C. osd
ruff Gubb',s Ea,Ie. Stephen Trn~b'1ge -
Local Agsn,s.-Lcman W Cutler. Wa,ertown /. D.
B t;t'usmade, Washington il"nry = SAINT ri, New
Milford Rufus Fuller, j., Kent Rirhard Sniihl
sharon Frederick Kellogg, Co,na all Jseph Gsy.
lord. Goshen; WIN. u. Burial Canaan; Dvruld J.
Wa'n"r salisbury; - d. Nrihway and John D"~cil,
N"f'o'k; Henry JONES' NV Hartlod Grorsr u.
Wadams burlington; lewis Srri h. n r~ nton J,ha
e. Amher, Brthiem; john Ahrrne,hy and George u.
Forest, Woodbury.; navIdC. Whmics,y. New Pre~hnt
Rauh X epH hvf aia IA
). Y, S, John, New Cananhi T.. Talmndgr. Plvm.u,h.
~ Persons wishing To get their buildings rhsar.d
apply 10 either g, the her,is tie Seer. ,art.
J G.. BECKWITu Pi,sd.nt.
jason WuIrlSU Secretary
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PoIIrESEs Always MEErs WITH ITS REwARp.-The
following ~ from French paper:
81 Sir. sir You have dropped your paper ~ cried
young man the other morning. to person passing
" Sir I'm very much obliged to von :" said the other
turning round and picking up a large bundl, "Ex.
cuse me- continued he, but have not the honor
OF addressing Mr.. P " That is my name. =
said the young man, with some surprise GAY !
thought So | was very lucky in meeting you
am nm officer of the tribunal Of commerce, and am
ordered to arrest You bill Of exchange for one
thousand five hundred francs The paper which YOU
were SO kind as to tell me dropped, was the sum.
mons against you"
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Great Slaughter in Kansas!
AND ALSO IN DBy-GooDs LINE. AT
H. w. Adams &C Co,s
Mercantile rcium.
DRY-GoODS, HARDWARE. CROCKERY. BOOTS
AND SHOES. CARPETS. PAPER HANGINGS,
GKni 1E,l1ES WOODEN WARE &c &c

DRY-GOODS, HARDWARE. CROCKERY BOOTS
AND SHOES, CARPETS. PAPER HANGINGS,
GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, &C. &c.
vE>IE subscribers respectfully invite the attention
4 of the inhabitants Of Litcltirld and vicinity to
their large and attractive stock OF NEW GOODS pur
chased in New York and Boston during the past
week. Amsng which may be- found splendid
assortment OF Drylioods consisting OF striped and
plaid SILKS also. bIpk Silks Of the very best
facture. Bcrage DcI.anes, Chalils, Muslin-, plaid
Tissue Berages, Bril,nts, Prints. Ginghams, Jacon-
etts Book. Swiss. Barred and Striped Muslins dotted
Muslin. window DraTcry, toilet Quilts, Irish Linen,
IahL Covers. Napkins. Cambria, Linen and Silk
andkcrchtts, patent Skirts Collars, Gloves Hosiery.
lace Mitts, lace Wells Belts. Parasols, double and
single Brucha and Stella Shawls, wool Tablc-Spreas
bieacheI and unbeached Shectings. Denns. Tickines
Carpet Warp, French German and American Cloths
Cassiineres and Eestings Of every description both
PLAZA and fancy. Also, silk neck Ilandkerchiefs,
fancy Ties Shirt Bosoms. SHIFTS and Collars, SC. &c.
The above goods will be sold at a mere tIihe above
cost. and at prices to suit customers.
fa Further particulars next week.
Very Respectfully,
HENRY W. ADAMS CO..
Ltchf;Gld, May 2lst. 1856.
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New Machine Shop ana Foundry
at Norfo11k.

ME Laurence Machine Company are now pre-
IL pared to take jobs for building, fitting up and
repairing all kinds "f machinery and mill-work,
which they have facilities fol doing On short no,ice,
and On reasonable TERMS ANY other establish
meut
The Foundry is Of the best in the State and
as they have purchased all Of the patterns belonging
to the late Boyd Manufacturing Co of Winstcd, they
enabled to make castings from the same patterns
at less prices than they lac procured elsewhere
Experienced worknlcn are cml'loyed in the various
branches, and whoever may /" in want Of any kn,l
of machine work can depend upon having it done to
their satisfaction and ATE requested tn give them a
call. A j. ELWELL, Agent.
Norfolk, August LIST, 1865.
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Let Es Reason 7Ogt ther.
1IOLLOwAX'S PILES,
Why ARE We hIfkl

] has been the lot of the lunan race 10 he wesbeS
- ! d"w" by disease aud sulitrng. iiOLLOWAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted The relief oi the " saE,
the NERvous,,h- DELICATE and the lSFRs Of all clims.
ages SEXES. and CONSTITUTIONS. Professor IIoiL way
personally suPern,ends the manufacture ii hrs ned.
ci"es ~ the United States. ard offers them to free
aud enlightened psone, az the best remedy the world
ever saw for the removal Of disease.
These pills parity the ulood.
These famous Pills are expressly combined ,a ops.
rate OF The stomach the liver. The kidneys The lnngs
the skin, aud The bowels. correcting Any arrangement
IN their fnncinns purifying tn. bood the very
Vi Lille, and Thus curing d sease in all its forms.
Dyspepsia aud Liver Co,opisimt.
Nearly hall The human race have taken these Plis.
II baslccn provedn all parts OF the world that nothing
has been found eqnai to them IN cases Of disorders OF
The liver, dyspepsia, and cb conn Reneraiv
They soon give healthy tone 10 these organs
mitch defanged, and hen all other have failed.
General Debility, Iii-IIcaith.
Many oil the most despo,ic have one ned
thsI Custom Houses to the introduction oi these Pills.
thai they may become the medicine al the niasses-.
Learned Colleges admit thai Ibis is tho beet remedy
ever known Tor persons Of delicate health or whe r.
the system has heenimpaed. as it's prop.
critics never fail to afford relief.
Female Complaints.
No female. young old should he without this cels.
DRAFTED medicine. Il corecis and regulates The monthly
charm d il als the bes, and saes medicine that can
be given toChildfen NJ AL ages and tot snv complaint
consequently no family should be without IL.
Hotlowdys Pills he 6esi remedy knron in the ssrls
for the Jaiiowipg disfosts: .r
Asthma, inAammaiio Female Complainis,
Bowel Complaints, Veuerea al Af's. Headaches,
Coughs, Worms all KIDS, Indigestion,
Colds, Diauhoea, Stone and Gravel.
Chest Diseases, Dfopsy, Secondary symps,
Cos,ivene Debility, Inward Weakness.
Dyspepsia, Fever andA que, Liver Complaints. 4
Influenza, . Piles, Lowness III Spirits.
''Sod at the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway.-
so Maiden Lane, New York, and 2ii Siraad. Lendan.
by ell respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout The United States and the civilized world
in b,xes. At Is cents. 62A cents, and 81 each.
:, 70 There 10 . considerable saving BY takir the
larger szes.
y. Directors fer the guidance Of paienss In svsry
disorder sN affixed t.,eaeh bon,
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BsAur,ruI BEHAVIOR" Manners y the subject
of passage in the American Journal OF Education,
IN which Dr.. Huntingdon, the author of the same,
e.,. .oms admirable things Mark them parents and
teachers: $50
4 noble and attractive every day bearing comes Of
enotness Of sincerity, of refinement And these are
Srei in years. not moments The principle that rules
vour Efss The epoare-nsake Sir Phillip Sidney was
fhe pattern to all England Of perfect gentleman
hut then he the hero that the field of Zutphen
pushed away the cup of cold water from his own fe-
vered and parched lips and held it out to the dying
soldier at his side If lofty sentiments habitual.y
make their home in the heart they will beget not
perhaps q Fictitious and fnical drawing room eti-
auette but the breeding of genuine and more roy
al gentlity, to which simple young heart will re-
fuse its homage Children not educated till they
catch the charm that makes gentleman or a lady
coarse sloveny teacher. vulgar and boorish pre-
sence, nunching apples chestnuts at Rotations
like squirrel, pocketing his hand like mummy,
projecting his heels nearer the armament than his
like circus clown and dispensing American saliva
like member of Congress, infiicts wrong on the
school-room for which scientific attainments are
m Offset An educator that despises the resources
hid in his personal carriage deserves the princi-
Die of Swedenborgs retributions, sinilia smlbs or
like deserves like to be passed through a pande-
rnonium of Congressional bullying.
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A. @. BR DIOR y
OF woIc ottviile.

OF woIcottville.
Would return his thanks to the good people of
Itch6eld County for their liberal patronage which
more 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 62l cents.
800 yards of % BischoE's'' celebrated oil boiled,
black DRESS-SILKS, same kind have sold for the
last six years-sciN not crack
10 pieces 'RICH DRESS-SILKS," fashionable goods
pieces Foulards and Plaid Silk for aprons.
10 pieces beautiful printed Cambrics.
1900 yards punnch's Portsmouth, English and
French Muslins and Lawns-price from ten cents to
one shilling per yard.
500 yards Berage De LANES, cheap, cheap.
ieeO yards Muslin De LANES, all prices,
10 pieces Muslin De bage, good cclors from 121 to
20 cents.
so pieces of American and Scotch Ginghams of all
plaids and styles Particular attention is requested
to a lot of Sold Cncchs-Scotch goods, warranted
fast Oolors. price 123 cents.
100 pieces of English and Pacific Calicoes. The
Pacific Calicoes the bea designs and finest fabrics
ever printed in America.
1900 pieces of all kinds of Calcoes of every de-
scription and price-yoa can suit yourself.
MOURNING GOODS-particular attention paid to
the selection of black Dress Goods also to ali other
Mourning Goods your attention is called to this de-
partment if YOU called to need them
SHAWLS.-1 carton of those celebrated black.
Gro De Rhine Shawls-Gx best black silk Staui erez
uorn.
Is more of those beautiful Stella Shawls
so printed Cashmere in lively colors, and some as
low in price as one dollar and nifty cents.
EMBROIDERIES French Lace and Muslin Collars,
Bands, Edgings and Insertings, black and white
Laces, Thread and cotton Edgngs &C.
BOOTS and SIIOES-I deal largely in men S.
woncns and childrcns Boots and Shoes, too largely
to enumerate
READY-MADE CIOTHING-a complete assert
ment Of wooden and Summer Clothing.
HATS and CAPo-the best stock on exhibition in
Litchiield County.
General assortment of Dry Goods consisting OF
everything expected to be kept in a country store.
groceries nave been hiGh. and are high now-Stlll
sell them cheap the cheapest.
DAIRY Goops men. sell dairy Salt, annatto
Cheese Gaping, and straincr Cloths, low.
CROCKERY and HARDWARE good assortment
and at prices which will compare with the prices Oh
Hartford and Bridgeport
l offer the above named Goods for cash or exchange
a. extremely or prices, believing that nimble six
pence is better than slow shilling, and that the
experience of than twenty years thirteen years
Of which have been engaged in buying) will be
las has been heretofore,) appreciated by discerning
public.
A. G. BRADFORD,
Woloottvillc, Conn, May 18th 1856
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Coon NArrRE Is not usually reckoned among the
Christan virtues. Bnt II is the nurse Of them NIL
Sunshine Ia neither fruit flower. hut it is the
parent Of both, What Ia good nature hut benevo
ence' II bears the relation to religious benev
olence which common sense does to genius. Genius
Ia common sense In sublime form annlicd to highe,
pursuits, Good naturea happy. smiling cheerful
state Of mind which will not he offended and will
not offend borne about in daily life and porvadine
common. homely and minute affairs is a true be.
nevolence. though the specalies of it may seem
small and unimportant,
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w ANTED.

n 81 Lumber Of the first quality wanted in OK
"A change for any amount Of new or second hand
Carriages We can and shall sell Carriages better
made and at less prices than any establishment in the
State You need not wait for as to pedle them. for
we can't get time for that, and the expenses Of a
man and team must eeme from the buyer-so please
cali at my establishment and make your own seiec-
lions from a number of styles.
Also for sale, three good Horses, and one twelve
horse Steam Engine of the best kind.
fSr One painter and one body maker wanted I'M
mediateiy. s=.r
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MANSION HOUSE.
WIN. II. CroSa"n

HN ANiNG taken this House the subscriber il
q prepared u extend to travellers and others the
best vi accommodations - for man and beast -
The Hotel Is located in the pca>antet part of the
village and no effort will be spared to render it Mt
all times desirable home for those who may visit
the place. To the mclabcrs of the Bar AMI others of
lltchcid County he has only to say that the rcpu-
tation the House has Possessed for the last twenty
years will he fully sustained
Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable, where
good teams may he had at any time.
Litchtcld, May, 1855.
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n Il w q 90 DIS
AT THE
GRANITE STORE,

VIE subscribers would inform the public that
u they have commenced filling up with New
Goods for the Spring Trade: having commenced our
purchases early shall continue to .ep!enish our
Stock often and shall always intend to keep IA cum
plete assortment OF all the leading STYLES Goods as
they appear in the market Alnong the goods inst
received be found beautiful assortment of the
latest Styles DE LANES, also, endless variety of
Calico. Prints, Ginghans &C. SC, Black Silks If the
best manufacture Bleached and brown shcetings,
fine birds eye linens. Irish linens. damark table
linens, napkins, diapers, llckabucks. tuwrlings SC
French counterp.nes, and general assortment ali
kinds Housekeeping Goods.
Goods for Gents aud Boys wear such rs Broa.iclots
Cassimeres, Satinets, Twects. Jeans. &c.
Also, Carpets, 0l-eloths Druggets, &c, Hats and
caps, hardware and crockery also. large stock Of
Groceries All Of the above goods and many others
which have not time or space to enumer,.te Can
he found ut this store the most reasonable terms
for cash or exchange.
WoODING & LEWIS.
Granite Store.
Wolcottville, March 3d, 1856.
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STOVES,
Sheet Iron and Tin Ware.

FNHHE subscriber hasin.; recently opened shop in
IL the village # West Cornwall, for the manu-
iatlre and sale Of Tin Ware &C. would respectfully
inform the public that he intends to keep hand,
or furnish to order. Coos and Parlor Stoves of the
best and most approved kinds Hollow Ware, Steve
Pipe good assortment IF I in Ware. &c. &c anil
will sell the same favorable terms for ready
pay or short approved credit. similar articles can
be procured elsewhere. the state of the market
will warrant share Of public patronage solicited
I. MARSH
West Cornwall April 18th, 1856.
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~ Voitaire and Piron were mortal enemies and
70 tnelr great embarrassment they met che day a,
the country house Of mutual friend Piron got Ut
early and went to Voltaires door and wrote upon i,
the word rogue" At breakfast time voltaire ad.
vaneed towards Piron, and smlngly observed: .. l
thank you Ion showing your interest in my welfare,
W leaving your card ~ my door this morning"
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House and Lot fo, SaIe.

VIE subscriber offers for sale his House and LOT
u IN West Street. The House is conveniently ar
ranged for one or two families The lot contains
OF an acre Of land we'll stocked with fruit, with
H., JAIN eistein' and wood-house. Persons wish
ing 70 secure bargain, will do well to embrace the
present opportunity.
THOMAS II gycHARps
Htchae!d, January "A, 1856,
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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, tcargo Of bark
Excelsior imported by II. Ygowbiiigcs Sons,) now
ground and FIR sale hv the b',shrl BY
GEO. L. FAULKNER & co.
Ia Those who use much Salt for dairy purposes
will find it for their ia crest 10 buy by the huahel
they thereby avoid The expense Of small bags pack
Ing, &c
20 Orders by mail or otherwise will be promptly
attended to. au! the salt forwarded by RarIad or
Stage, may b. directed. G. L. +. 4 co
Phenix Salt Mills, Flee. street.
New Haven, May 9th 1856.