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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
EVANS. sosx HARE. EVAN EVANS. uueH sosrs
NEW FIRMf

NHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
| that the late firm of Evans & Jones, have en-
tered into co-partnership with John Evans and
John Hare in the Tsnnery and Boot and Shoe
manufacturing business. Their friends are invited
tocall at the old stand Of Evans & Jones, a few
doors east Of Carmon's Hotel, and the Tanning
establishment owned by j. Moore.
They have constantly hand large assert
menf Of French calf-skin, Men and Womens' No
rocco Boots and Shoes, and are prepared to cxs-
euss work On the shortest notice
The highest cash prices paid for hides either In
trade CT cash.
Being practical workmen themselves, and using
none but the very best maferiasl they are conf
dent they can execute work well and choar
as any establishment in the country.
Feb u. 1S54-tf
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10 Brls Mackerel;
10 Brls Herring, and
LOCO lbs Cod Fish, just received and
for sale at the cheap store Of
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02

WHE subscribers respectfully inform the citizefs
| Of Jefferson and vicinity, that they have taken
the Stand recently occupied by J. B. Craig, wiere
they have Just received, and viii at oil times keep
on had an extensive supply ofGRocERIEs, FEH,
BACON. Flour. &c. &c.
Their terms will lie moderate, and no pains will
be spared 10 accommodate the public whose
patronage they respectfully solicit.
JOHN WHERRY & Co.
April %, 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02

Davis s. Lloyd,
EE AVING formed partnership in tn Mer-
II IL camille Business, would respectfully solicit
the patronage of their friends and the public gen.
orally Call and see US at the old stand of VIM.
Davis.
April 20, 1852.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
"A Estate for sale.

a Estate for Sale.
10y order of the Board of School Directors of
I'D the Ebensburg District, the following Real
Estate is offered for sale:
Three School Houses,
known as Nos. l, 2, and 3, with appurtenances,
situated in the borough Of Ebensburg
For further information and terms, apply 20
E. j WATERS.
Eb ensburg, October 10, 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02

R. L. JOHNSTON. A. C. MULLIN.
JOHNSTON & MULLIN; Counsellors and At
j torneys at Law. Office opposite the Court
House, Ebensburg, Pa.
Nov. 80, 1854. Fly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
Peter NIcGOugh,

TUSTICE OF THE PEACE and SCRIVENER,
81 Cearfeld township, Cambria county, Penna.
Collections and other business will be promptly
attended to.
May 9, 1854.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
r. u. HEYER. .
F. M. GEORGE,

DOCTORS INN & COLBURy.
HAVING associated in the practice of Medi-
IL cine, offer their services to the citizens of
Loretto and vicinity. DIR. Colburn may be al
ways found at the office of p. Braniff, Esq, and
DIR. Gwinn at his residence in Loretto. when not
professionally engaged.
September 10Th, 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
CYRUS l.. PERsHENG,

Attorney at Law, Johnstowm Pa.
AFFICE on Clinton Street, IN the Second Sto-
W ~ Of Good 8. Pershing's Store Room.
January 80, 1s51-1y.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
h EBENSBURG FOUNDRY

Ebensburg. March 10, 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa
" ILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w bria, Indiana, and Westmorcland counties
Office in the Centre St, adjoining Gen. Melon
AIDS dwelling.
Jan. Is, 1S51-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

THE DEFEAT OF FAusTiN THE FIRsT The report brought by recent arrival, of the defeat of the Hsy,ien Emperor by the Dominicans. is confirlned by later advices. He had s3.000 troops when he marched against the Dominicans. At the first en. counter, divisions of the negro troops of Faustin ran. and their commander, Gen. Gavat, was killed. The main body .eighi- cen thousand troops, under the Em pesor. encountered foar hundred Dominicans with
 a field piece, and, notwithstanding the dis parity of force, i.e lailer charged and caused
 the Hayiiems to flee in every direction. A considerable number of Hayiiens were kil- led. and Generals Valentine and IhirIonge
 were both wounded, but escaped. Fausiin came very near falling into the enemy s hands. They were once within few feet Of him. and he was only saved by Thir- ionge and other officers of his staff. several of whom lost their lives. The Domiuicans pursued the retreating Haytiens some miles, until they were finally checked and driven back by the Garde Rationale. of Port au Prince, commanded by Robert Gateau, the ,auc.ioneer. The army has los, every ryiIing. The Emperor Is said to have had with him, in his treasure chest, S;3, ,00O, ,0O0 in curren. cy, and e90, ,OO0 Spanish All this is lost, with il's guns, ammunition and provisions, and other baggage and money. The re- treating troops have thrown away their arms. The Emperor is said to have reached
 Bonheur, a smai. place come sixty miles from the Cape, with about a thousand Ies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
.NOtice.

gENHE Advertiser would respectfully an,
 II nounce 10 his customers and ihe public generally that he continues to supply the vari- ous MAGAZINES named below ni the prie es annexed per annum, viz--IIarper. $2,aa; Put nam, s2.25; Kniekerbocker, $2,25; House hold Wor,;s, S2, Biackwood, Ss,25; Godey. g., ,25; Graham, @, H"rtlculturist, col.red plates, 8 50; Hor,icultarist. plain edition, Sl .63 Litlells Living Age. S5; Frank Leslie 8 Gazette of Fashion, S2.25. Ballou's Pic,oriai g 50; Ladies Repository ytCincinnnaii,)Si )Si 63 Peterson, Sl.63; Arthur's Home Magazine Sl63
 He is prepared also to fill orders for stand ard and misce neous books and he current lilera- lure oi the day, whether from the trade orper' sons in other walks of industry. Having mad an experience ot fifteen years in the Book and Periodical Trade. he believes that he can give er,ire satisfaction to all parties intrusting him with orders.
 Specimen numbers of the Magazines sent m receipI of six Post Office Stamps flor 8 or Ss Msgazies. and for twelve such Stamps sam. pie of the s5 or SC workswill he sent. Letters ofinquiry must contain Stamp for the re turn postage. Books sent. post paid, on receipt oi puhiish.r's puces. Address WILLIAM PAT ION. Bookseiier, uoboken, Now Jersey. and Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Book Agency.

The subscribers have established Book Agency in Ph,lsd.lph's, and will furnish any book or publication al The retan price free ef postage. Any persons. by fora arding the subscription price of sny of ihe SS Msesziness such as Harpers'. ,Godey's, Puinsn,'s, sra. hams, Frank Leslie's Fashions, &c. will fs. ceive inc magazines for one year and copy ot splendid idhograph portrait of either Washington. Jackson or Clay; 6Y: if sub- scr,bing 10 s2 ard . ST Magsxine, they sriil receive a-eopy of either of the three DOT. traits. If sutscrIbinR Ito SC worth ef Nigga. ziDes, all three portrsits will be e nt 9fafis.->
 Music furnished 10 those who may wish it.
 Envelope of every desenpiion sad s'ss ia large of small quantities furnisheds Seal
 Presses. Dies, Skc sent to order. Every description of E.gssving on Wees .xecuitd with Hesiness and dispsieh. Views Of Buildings. Nrwspsprr Hssdines, Views of Machinery, Book Illpstrationx. Ls5Qs cefii6estes. Busins,s cards, .&S. All orisss .ens hy mail promptly siiepd. dio. I ssssse wisl,ing views os iheir buildixes. engraved ean send ,Daeuerveotyps or ske,ch of ihs budding hy mat or express. ,,t-.
 Persore al . distance paving saiesbie ar.
 'icles wonld find t io their se io sd- dress the snhscribers. as we world act ss ! sgepts for the saia of the esnse. M f ! RYRAM q PIERCE. .
 so s,sfh Third Street. Phihds!ph;s, ra ''i .gasa ars4 1es.a &As s..Asss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
rlklisksd fkis Ds5I
 EDITH Fl.
1He QM1ke5 . OGMg3Eter.

HC 0668 1&01&S t866x . 7
 \ TALE 0rPuRlTAn TIMGs.
 ' One IT Her Decsndauts, MoRE chsfn,ns tais has raseIy made iis appsalNncs in any counsry. Tho scene is laid in Bossen. tt the tune ot tkc Ie- iixioas persecndsn Of sshe Qaakers ,by the Pn- risans. and thin circpnstance adds very srest inserest to tale which does not require any such 6ctitious aid bat whoss inifineic quail ties are suficient 10 fassen the resder's aften- tisn. and deepsy move his sympalhies, = xell ss enforce m admirable moral Ies.on.
 We adda paTagfsph from the book itself:
 The world is aware that the early history 0i the Quakers n New England fills page in hef fecords which her descend anas Of our Purifan aacesieEs wonld gladly seal forever from rhs eyss of men, he time sof these occurrences F Y. .o9 tecsg1. Ie. Jas,leea ei'per parsy ,1 intolerance on the one hand, and the semem: brance of wrong on the CtheY, are yet too fresh tn the minds Of their descendants, and years must pass sway before either can regard the other with mpa:tialty. But oar historians and others should remember that the blot is only made deeper through attempts to excuse those deeds of fcruelty by false representations ot their victims. and il becon :he duty of every faithful representative of thoss times 10 depict fheis character with fairness, and 10 do justice to the motives that influenced their con duct.
 We trust the time is not far distant when the spirit that still chs racterizes New Enelsnd men. especially her clergy. will give place to a more enlightened feeling or christian brother hood. Let 1t be remembered that the time was. when fhe Quakers stood alone against abIses that are now cried down by th !. majority, and If their peculiarilies are fast disappe airing from our sight. their principles remain.
 Published by MASON BROTHERS,
 # New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
COaAuunflnn

Thsrs is 10 disease wuh which our country is aiiectsd. winch sweeps of annually so many victims as Consumptiom. No walk of lite is sacrcd from i;s biiyhting influence No age is exempt from it's dsath-deaiing shafts. Inc old, the m,ddle.agcd, and the young, ali alike, are food lar th's common enemy of n,ankind.
 Is there no help tor the afflicted? No pre-. ventative T the dnResrs which beses us in our chahsssble and hckle ci,n,e We think there is. .....a
 WisrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY, is offered to suffering world, as such. Ito rue value and intrinsic excellence are sufficient te ent,- tls 1t to the confidence of the pubic. and n has
 None genuine uulcss signed BUTTS on the wrapper. A .-. s...-s s ...-.&
 Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, only by SErn W. fowLk B"ston, Mass. Ia whom ail @defs should he nddreseed. and fcv sale by A. c. Smith, Li,ch6sids Alvord | Brother, Vol co,tvills; Ph. 1nix Co. Watstto~n, and drug gisis generally. ss sst ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

DUBLlC- attention is invited to an improve U ment tn making Shingles by means of a machine patented by Jonathan Bonnet. By the arrangement of the knives this machine pre-. serves alu,os, entire the grain of the timber, which is great consideration in the wear oi Shingles-io,nting them, and producing near one third more from given quantity oi timber than can be got by any other process now used, and every sh,ngle is perfec,-wthout liability to clip shorter or mar them in any way by cheeks OF shakes. and leaving every one as sound as If riven. It has also the advantage of greater dis patch, as two shingles are produced by each descending motion of the gate to which the knives are attached, aud cutting from three ta four thousand per hour. Manufactured and sold by BEER $ PETERS. Kent. Litch6esd Go. Ct.
 Er Also. is manufactured machine fol cutting Lath, and warranted to cut one hundred per minute a sound as ifsawed. The machines may be found two miles west of the depot
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
For Sale.

"HE Subscriber offers for sale. his II house aLd lot. situated 2 l.2 miles Eas, from he Court House. The house is new and in the best condition, The lot contains six acres of good land. well stocked with truit The above property, was formerly owned and occapied by Mir. Hawley Ford - Possession given iInme diaiely. 5s. s- e-
 Also one other house. with one acre of land, distant 2 l-2 miles Eas, from ihe Court House. On the premi-es is . good barn, and much good fruit. The above property will be sold chesp. Possession os the ia,.er place given lst pf Apr.l. For farther inf.,rmaiion enquire Of the suhsc riber on the pre- nises, or oi Dr. ]. c. Beckwith.
 AARON BALDWIN. Ltchfield, Jan. 9S, 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

IioLLoway's Pulls an nnfsi,ina emcdy fos Thomp.on. ot Liuic Falls, New York, wac certainly in . most deplo,ahle state of health ten weeke sgp, his lungs, % the doctors told hun. were completely gone his chest, and in fact his body generally, had scarcely an atom ot hesh on II. % ,hin had he become. In sd. d,tion to this. he had cough which completely shook him topiecss tthese are his own words ; hc has just called on Professor Holloway to m. form him. that sli these complaints have been removed by Holleway,s Pills. alter hs had used them fnr seven weeks and two dave, and he now feels better than ever he did in his life. These Pills will readily remove ail ds. eases of the stomach and bowels.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden

ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden n at New Hartford, within and for ihe dis irirt af New Hartford, on the 2lst day of January. A. D. 1856.
 pRs.xxr, JARED 5 FosrkR, Esq. Judge.
 fhis Cour, doth direct Joseph Fenn. adn,ini is,rator on ,hs estate of Benjamin A Brlst'd, late ot New Hartford, in said isrict, deceas- ed, represented to he insolven,, to g,ve notice to all persns interested in the estate of sni [ deceased. to appear. If they see cause.l be- kire the Court ot Probate 10 be holden at ihe Pruba,e Office in said district. on the 18th dsy ' of February, at II o'clock. A. M. tn he heard relatfvc to the appointment of Commi -sone rs on said estate, hy posting said order of notice. on public ei.n post in sad town of New Hart ford. nearss, the place where the deceased iast d~ ell. md by advertising the same in a news- pcr pubiished iu Litchfield, tn said Litch. heid county. Certified iron Record,
 JARED B. EOS TER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
SWaim'S Celebrated Panacea,
 FOR THE crRg or xscipieMf COssSssasa D tiOss,

SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY.
 WHITE SWECLING, RHEUMA TISM. s D!NEASES 0ETHELIrER AND SKdN,
 IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD. AND
 THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
 WAIM'S PANACEA has been for - u,"re than thirty years celebrated ia this couatry aud n Europe fer iis extraordinary cures, for the certificates of which reiere nee Is made to the directions and bouks (which may be had lra'isl accompanying the Panacea.
 ir hns been used ,n hospitals and pr,va'e prae- tice, and has hadthe singular fortune 10 he re- commented by the mest e,.brated physicians and other eminent persons. Among others by W. Gibson, Nj. D Prnf. of Surgery. Pa. Uni verri,y; Valentine Mott. D. ftd of Sur; gcry. N Y. University; ". P. Dewers, M. D. Prot of Md F.: unsessity,: N. Chap,na T. NJ. D.. Pr.f. of Physic Pa. Uniyefsty T. parke. M. D. pras't College of Phvsirians. Ph,ls Dr. Del Fsiio. Professor of Medicine, Havana; Jose Eourenco de Lnz, Prpf of Sui gerv, Lisbon C. W. Irving, late Minister 10 Spain J. CI,ipm,n. Member Royal College Surgeons. London; Sir Thoma. Pearson. Ma British Consul, kc.. &c.
 And. also. the wonderful cures effected hy Swsims Panacea, have for many years made it sn invaluable remedy. The Pansces does not contain Mercury n any furp. aud being m innocent preparation. may be gwen to the
 
 The retail price has been reduced to ef So per bottle tcontainiag threc halt pints or three bottles fer $4.
 BEwAss of Iafosrrros.-Swaim'sP Panaeea istn round bottles. fiated iongi,udin Ny. w,sh the following letters blown on the glass "SwAINs-PxSAcrA-PM and having the name Jas. SwAIA.s,amp.d on the sealing wax and written on,ie ishel sovcrinR the cork snd a splendid engraving fof the side oi the oo'f'e, eonsposed of a eeomeiric lathe work, been turned for the cxclnsive use of the pro. oi ph,iadeiphia. In the centre is p etfaIt pt
 the late Wm. Swain. copyrieln secured. Also. Ssvalm's ycEmifuge. valuable Family Medicine. being highly approved remedy Tor all diseases arising from debility of the digestive oreanf. such as Worms Cholera MarhHs, Dysentery, Fever and Ague, h'eeding Piles, Sick Headache. &c.. .&c. See the Phamohles (which may bs hsd eFaHs] ac- | eompanying the Vernlfuee.
 | Prcpsred only st SWarN's LAJoRAroRy. OrI | Sfaxp, Seventh Sffsef. below Chesinnt. Phila 1 delrhia. iand cold hv all the respectable Drug gn.e in the Uni,ed ssaiesL ~ CAuTIoNro TIE Pr1IIc--Persnpe V ishing ta nasstn the Rennine SwAA's PANscxA ai,d swANs VsRAffrsE. .shnuldhe careful to nheersl that the name SWAMI is spelled corseesir n yhs hoiiles end lahels; or they may he imposed or hy medicines made in imtafioa of shefa. hv | | person hearing somecAat similar name, vel ca'enlsteslf fo deceive
 General A~.nn fnr ,h~ Unitsd ssa,es. | 9cHlEFFELIN. Rn0THT4s q co
 HoWAism a, eaEa6s sf Btsknsn. T. T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
DURSUANT to an order from tn,

DURSUANT to an order from the II Court Of Probate for the District of Sharon will besold at public auction 10 the high es, bidder. on the 18th day of March. at one o'clock in the afternoon, tuRless previously y disposrd of at private sale i.so much oi eReai Estate ot J,hn Mi hess. late 0f said Sharon, in ga i'd DiGrict. deceased, a, ~iil raise ihc sum of eight hundred seventy-four dollars and sixty-iour cents Sale to take place al the dwelling house. in said Sharon, helonging to ,atd M,lne.s, a, his decease. Terms made known .; the linn. of sale.
 SAMUEL s. WOODWARD.
 AdnfiaisiratW. Dated al Sharon. th,s 18th day of January, 1856. #@
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Green Mountain Feed -Cutter.

\HtS Hachine was invented and pat U enisd by James H. Bennett of Bennington, Vermont. who has devoted twenty years in per. fsctins Feed Cutter, combining an srieuni oi utility never hefose sftaineds This machine re- qaises no expense of repairs. is em,nends du- sahie, and will cut ether hay. s,rsw. or corn. sssika with equal facility, and with more case and dispatch thsn aay crank, or other Feed Cutter - use. An examination and trial of the article wsll satisfy the mosi ineredai"us-
 All orders addressed so fne undersisned iii receive prompi attention. Price E. ss. s@ AARON D. WELLS. of Plvmonsh,
 Prsprisscg fos Laehfieid C.santy.
 rlymoush. Dee. lfsh, fS5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Ara cout, of P.oss,e holden a, Litehfeld.

\ Ta Court Of Pfobsie holden al Lifchfeld. "A within and fcr the District of li,chfieId on the 2l-t day of January. A. b tsa6:
 Present. CHARLEs ADAas. Esq, Judge.
 On motion of Cyrus Catiin. Executor on tie estate of Doct. Abel Catltn. late ot LHcnfeid, within sad district dereased: this cosrt doth decree that six months he allowed and limit ed for the creditors of sa | estate 10 exhibit their claims si sinsi 'hs ssme to the Executnr and directs that puhic notice be given nf this or,ler by adver,is,na in a newspaper publ ished In Liich6~ld. and by posting . c,py lhere.,f sae tue public sign. pust tn eaij town of Liich @ld, ncarcs. the place where the deceased ixst dwcit.
 Certified from Record,
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
FOR S ALEy

YUyHE following valuable and productive U Real Estate in the village of Li.chfield. Conn, VIZ:
 The MANSION HousE and appurtsnances, formerly kept by the undersigned and now oc. cupied by Wm. H. CT, ssman as an Hotel, and subject to a lease to him for two and an hall years, which can be bought in, and possession given by the inst of May next. il desired.
 The STORE adjoining and est of the M Mansi5n House, oecapled by Spencer Adams. The PHELPs' HousE, so called, formerly an Hltel, now occupied by Ruius Smith as . Boarding House. < This property, situated in the center of the Couniy-Seai. is too well known 10 require par. ticuar description. It is sufficient to say that Ihere is none in the County more to he desired hy an Hotel or Boarding-t1ous Keeper Of Merchant. --.-
 The property will be sold low, together or in parts, to suit purchasers--and one-third of the purchase money may remain on niorteae ee.
 If the property is not sold by the first oi April next it will be leased. es sss
 SYLVESTER SPENCER.
 Litchfield. tConn@ January Eth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Re1psasts.efs..

RRADFORD.. of Wolest.v,lle. has iuss .pss D ceised one more case of those beautiful Calico Remnants. Call soon or you win ioss bargain. @
 BOOTS, Boots--Gentlemen in want of coos Boots both for Men end Boys. will do well by calling at RRApFoRD's. g
 READY MADE aCLoTHlNG.-I.coo dol. lsfs worth more oi Ovescoats, Heavy wi.ssr BRApfosp's Cheap Store. Woicottville s.
 Paramettas, Muslin Delaines, and Merinoes. just receiveda fresh suppl. by the subscriber. Soft Hats, Win,e. Caps both Men and Boye. just received at that Cheap Store around the corner from Chnrch's Hotel.
 eT Cash paid tnr Mink Skiusat seAT
 A. G BRADFORDS, Woleossviile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
A Voice from Waterbury.

A GREAT REDUCTION in the pri ca A of slI articles necessary for the support et life. Bariram & Allen would respectfully a anouncs ,o the residents of Litchkeld aud vicinity, that they have reduced ihe price of sll articles of Flour. Feed, Groceries, Provi. ssons. Ac., from ten to twelve per cent. and that they rye now prepared to eeh all the ne. eessarics ef life much cheaper than any other concern in the County. Their sssorf m. nt is large. and varied. and people visiting Water bury. will find IL an object to call.
 BARTHAM c ALLEN Waterbury. January. 2a. 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Di..,;e. sf c..nssu. ... P,ss... co..s, Es

Dissriet ef Csvnvsll, ss. Psebsss Cosss, Fss 2d. l656 4'1. ' nRDERED-That Ti,as L. Hast. adminie- " iratnF twiih the lsst will and ,esta men, sn> nexedl on the Estale of Samuel Jefiers late of Cosawsal. deccssed exhibit his adminietrstieu account to this Court ios adisstn,eut, st ihe rroba,e othse in Cornwall ea the lssh day of re6rnety ls56. at 10 clock forenoon, asd ihsi sh per,ons interesied iu Ssid estals may he n"tsiied thereaf, the said sdminisirator will eaase sh's osdee to b puhlished in a newspa, per pnnsedin liechiilsd. sud post copy therc. oi on s,gnpost n said Corn wall, neaicsl lhe late residencs q said deceascd. . -
 Csri6ed from Record. e.a U. F REDRIcK KELLOGG. Jsdse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
A Word from . Mother.

Mrs Eliza H. Cook writes us. II scalded my hand and suffered much. After using the Massasoii Save tho pain was relieved. the ind smat,um removed, and n'y hrnd ~ as curse d. My childfcn hay oiten been affected Miti, bad Humors, and thinking that the salve which cured my hand -migh, help tl,e,n. used i,. and 10 my great icy. u has cured them. X" Moih- CT wrh Children around her. should be without . bar of the Massasoit Saive."
 Sole by A. C. Smith, Liich6sid; Alvord < Brother. Woicotlville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

Ssow CRADLrs.-Any body who haa had the misfortune to ride far of late can give from experience wofuliy correct de 6nitiono of these interesting things. The mere travelsr does not expect to be piiied !; but how in this age ofimprovemens. people who use road every day with their tea,,,s, can be satisfied to risk their loads. cattle, and selves, see.sawing and pioughing al such rate we are slow to understand.-- One hours work with a plough and scrap. CT would relieve miles length of road from this trial of harness and of patiencs
 .s-sa SLEIGH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
T. Q M B F R 1!

\ ILL those in want of Lumber take fA noice! There will be good assortn,eni of Lumber oi the following description at Hos FoKp's Saw.alilI ni Bantam falls, early the coming Spring: Oak Fionr Boarus and Timber of all kinds. first qnahty Chest Shingles alsc Boards. Plank. Lath. Lin,ng, Fence Tickets
 Square TimbeI and Building Timber, Whne Oak and Chestnut. of any size and quantity if applied for soon. ses
 Bantam Fails. Dec. f2,h, 1853. 8