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The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

District court, 11M Judiciai District, Placer Co.
II. T. Holmes vs.. Wm T. Henson, Assignee of
the Estate of George II. Stephens.
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
"a the provisions of an act of the Legislature
of this State entitled ''an act for securing Liens
Of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th
1865. upon the American Hotel. brick building
in the town of Auburn, in said county. are hereby
notified to be and appear before said court. on
the first day of the next term thereof, at the open
ins of the court on that day, then and there to
ovbihit the proofs OF such Liens. A failure to
exhibit such proofs will be deemed a waiver of
eucb Lien. b. +. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov 18th. 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

District Court 11M Judtc'al District, Placer Co.
Joseph Friedlien VS.. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee
of the Estate of George II. Stephens
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
"a the provisions of an act of the Legislature
Of tbis State. entitled "an Act for securing Liens
Of Mechanics and others.' approved April 9th.
1955. upon the American Hotel. a brick building
in the town of Auburn, in said county. are hereby
notified to be and appear before said Court on
the first day of the next term thereof. at the open
ing of the conrt on that day then ana there to ex
bihit the proofs of such liens. failure to ex-
bibit such proofs will be deemed a waiver of such
lion B. f. MYRES.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

VorE on THE CoNsTITUToN.-lhe amend
ment to the Constitution received IN this
county 2.462 votes, and there WAS polIed
apainst it 705
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

District Con,t 1lh b4dicim District Placer co.
w. II. Phinnpy vs. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee OIL
the Estate Of George Fl. Stephens.
A IL persons holding or claiming Liens under
n the provisions of an act of the Legislature OF
this State entitled IAN act for securing Liens ol
Mechanics and Others 'iapproved April llth. 1902
upon the American Hotel a brick building Ia
the town of Auburn. in said county, are herepy
notified to be and appear before said Court oh
the first day of the next term thereof. at the open
ing of the court on that day. then and there 10
exhibit the proofs of such claims. failure W
exhibit such proofs will be deemed waiver o'
such Lien. B.. F. MYRES,
Attorney for Plalntll
District Court. 1lM Judiciai District; Placer C0'
J. w. Avery VS.. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee ol
the Estate of George II. Stephens.
A Ii persons holding or claiming Liens under
II the provisions of an act of the Legislature Vi
this State, entitled ''An Act for securing Liens Vi
Mechanics and Others" approved April 27th, 1923,
upon the American Hotel. a brick building IN n tae
town of Auburn. in said county. are hereby noun
ed to be and appear before said court on the "fst
day of the next term thereof, at the opening, OF
the court on that day then and there to eXh!n..
the proofs Of said Liens. failure to eXnio'
such proofs will be deemed waiver of such Lien;
MYRES.
Attorney for Plaintitf.
November 17th 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
FOR SALE.

1HNHk following valuable and productive Real Esi E tate in tue village of Litchiicld, viz: 4 .-vs Ihe MANSION ,ii"yss and appurtenanccs, formerly kept hy the un lersgned an,l,now occupsl by wui H. trosSman as an Hotel and subject to a lease ts hiln for two a't an half years which can be bought in anl possession given by the first of May next if desired. .- gsS The PHELPS HousE so called f,rmerly an Hotei, now occupied by Rufus smith a RJar,llris House. This property, situated in the center of the Coun. tySe,t. is too we'll known to require particular de: scrption It is sufficient to say that there is none in the County more to be desired by Hotel Board. ing-liouse Keeper.
 The property will hc sold low together or in parts, to suit rnrchasrrSanl onc-thrd of the purchase money may remain on mottsacc
 If the property is not sold hy the first of April next it will he leased.
 SYLVESTER SPENCER. IitChfeitl. lC0nn.l .lannary 1th 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
New Machine Shop and Foundry
 At Norfolk.

FEFl1E Laurence Machine Company now pre- A pared to take jos> for building, fitting up and repairing all kinds of machinery and ll-work. witch they have facilities for doing short notice and on reasonable terms any other estallisl- mcnt.
 Tle Foundry is one of the hest in the State and, they have purchased all of the patterns iclngin;; to the late Royal Manufacturing Co, of Winsted they cnaie;l to make castings from tine same patterns |; less prices than they ht rrocu'c elsewhere.
 Experienced w'rkmen empcyci n the various branches. ail whoever may be in of any kinl of machine work can depend upon having it done to their satisfaction and rr,iucStr, to give them a call. \. J. ELWELL Agent
 Norfolk August lst isJ5
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

SYDNEY SMrTn. in his work moral philosophy, speaks in this wise of what lose for the want of e little m rra courage or independence of mind
 great deal of talent is lost tn the worl fur the want of little courage. Every d,y sends to their graves number of obscure men who have "nl, re mainci in oh, uiy hccaus" their timiiity has pre- ventcl them from making first effort and wh,. il they could have hscn induced to h'-in. would in all probability have gone very great lrugths in the rrcr ot tame.
 The E.t is that to do anything in this world worth doing, must not stand back shivering. ani thinking of the cold and the danger, but jump in and scramble through well as We can.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
F. 8 5 6,

!HHO all of onr customers anal friends would
 -h once more remind them tha. ar" daily re- criving from New York very desirable Goods. lL,,- in" received such liberal patronage from our GUS toners the pSt year. we have returned to make yer, extensive ad litons to stock comprisin. all the kinds of goods usually kept Ut this Store. Tu thu. lrlirs in pWticniar wnull say thit our uSsort. mrmt "t fancy silks, Mons. Del. ,incS and all th, other kinds rcs to,'is found in the market is very itrgc. We would. also. call their attention (, an Auction l"t nt Embroidery. some number of hun he,l dollars worth jn>t purchased. anl are selling them at one halt their cost to manufacture mtny other ATci m Goods, such as Manchester M p l+tinS "t one shilling per yard. The Inducements which We shall offer to Friends this sprnp ar. many Our facilities for getting our gotis cn ,bl,.s is [" sell them at less price than other mr:cl.nts thrre k n" disputinr this t.t One of our firm resi- les in New York and he makes it his particular business tn make sure of all bargains especially in the Dry G",ds line which are offered
 With many thanks to all who have sp literally patr"nizd our establishment the past year. we would here s,y that it s intention t keep ,ip the r,r- tat'"n "t the stand, it regards variety of goods che'n'@'s of prices, and ,nner uf conducting husincHs. N S F., \. BERRY W"!eyt.villc April 18th lSi6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
NOiirr Extraordinary.

S MOTHER great Revolution thIpnlle>s as vet } N n revolution that the great armies of Europe never thought "ti revolution not such as clothes the ground in crimson, lays waste large tracts of country but revolution in the Boot and Shoe. trtic that sort ot revolution which makes the he :'lrt. at all the sons anl daughters uf A R. ani C. leap fir joy. How ctn it 'e. s,,s one k 1t possible, says another that the ingenuity of all e..n invent >" mlny patterns of dress tr tue foot aI.nr Rut so it Is an the undersigned have spared nu piins t. rrht the "Old Brick in the nc.,trst manner and hllcl it up to the walls with that which will fit the foot, please the eye and draw light on the purse. To number the kinls ani quality, would h. like numbering the sm!s If the Suti,,. it to ss!y it is necessary to call and cx ,mine for yourselves before you can determine wha, you would like Ii there is any who think they should like any part lar kinl oi boat shoe; inr their benefit we will nune d few of the more common knls Anl firstly ia!cs Gaiters, Cangress siie and front lace with and without tips and foxings Glove, French English and plain Slips, from 50 cents to Sl 90 Thick an, thin s"le Buskns of a superior quality with any quantity "f knSsath and Jenny I.iud Ties Gents thick and cuff Rnts do Sines do French calf Congress knots. together with all other kinds sut Gaiters, k,ssuth. Oxford. and other tasl,iun ,bl,. Ties for gents. A full supply of infsnts youths misses and boys Boots. Shoes and Gaiters Ladies and gents Rubhers, Shoes, Boots Sandals and Cos. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, moro linin.s, lhndings. Nails, Pegs. Wax Threui Awls and Hats. shoe Brushes Paste and varnish Backing Nc. The whole to conclude with great rush at the Old Brick. where the one price and ready pay system has done we'll We respectful, invite all to give ns cil, assuring them that everything shall be sold at the lowest Der cent possible at No West Main Street, Ltchticd. Conn
 MEAFol \ MVNS0N.
 First door West of Court House
 My ls., ls5e
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Let ss KcH"cn Togr:hcr.
zZ0ILOUAE'S FILLS
 WHY ARE VIE SIX!

T has been he lot If the unan rarp r., be wci,lc5 a down b' disrnse aud suif, rIng. HOLLOW ATS the NERVOUS tb" DELICATE, and the xF,RN of all ,s, ages, s"xrs. ani cOnsrGuiIons. frnirss,S IIol vry p'fs na'Ij s"beri"cnds e manninc .t i,s n,soi. c'cs 'm The unt'd States aid offers ,hen n, to n ires and enlightened people, the hest remedy t. world ever saw for he removal of disease.
 1h"se Pills purify the Binod.
 rhs' l"n'uS Pi Is are expressly cnu,ained ,o ono. rate Q" The son1ch. the Iver. Ihe kidn-y- inc nys lhf skin aud lhe howels correcting any m thH innc'inns purifying the blood c very h,s.,, oi lie, and ''us rur'ng d's'ns s | irs forms
 Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
 Nearly hall ihe humar race have taken ,h,se ru. th,s""n r"v"dina parts ol the world that no,hir,, has been found equal 10 ie in case. of d,so,1e,. E The li'e d. sp"p'' md stomach com lain genera iy i"ry soon eive hratv tone 10 these organs mnch defangrd, and hen all other ms have ia,lpd
 General Debility, IIl-Hraith.
 Many o' the n"s' desroIic Governments have op,n,d me ,usn' Houses tn Ibe ni iroducuon of the SC PI. ha' th'y may bec"nr the medicine ,t the n,a.,ee- Learned ol!eYes admit that ,s IS inc b., ,so d, ever known for persons of delicate heahh or wb,te me system has been impaired as it's rigoraiipp u,o,. eHes never iaii to afford relief
 Female Complaints.
 No female. young old, should he without this e.,.. "rated medicine. i correcs nd regulates ihp uop,hIv courses at all periods. aciIng tn inany cases likc . charm l sasnihe hest and safest me edcine ina, c,n g.sen .'LhJfen and Tor any compaini; Hoilorass Pas are the best remedy kpro, i, ,,. .4..+--1 stst for the Tniiosrsg dissasts 1' - w" Asthma, Inflammation, Female Car,,,.;.,. Bowel Complaints Venereal Aif's. Headsches Coughs, Worms all Kids, Indigestion Colds, Diarrhoea, Stone and c,.,.t c'svnss ussases' pIi' pnI"ipsv' Secondary Sympa, ESnsnsensss' SIs' l,.ebliltv, Inward Weakness. Influenza, Piles, Lowness nss Su:sSs sSn'S
 '."Sold at the Manufae tor;as or p.f. \, ,, v''"' so Maiden Lane, New York. and otf S,. n u9'iowap, ny an Fspectanie Druggists and Dealers in Mrdc;n.s ihronehou he Unea States and the civzsS .c.'S |" n.xs.. G al 2o cents. 62a cents aaa si each ' 0 Ihere IS a considerable saving by iakjfs ,h. Nb. Directors for he guidance of pa,iep,s i, sv... d sofder are affixed to each bpx. l'f-"s's' esey
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

Rr~oLrrIox There is nothing in man so potential for veal or woe frmness of purpose. Resolution is alm st omnipotent Sheridan Was at tir-t timid and obliged to sit down in the midst of speecL-- Convince os and mortified at the cause of lis ilure he sA;d one day tD a friend It sn me. and it shall c.,me out '' From that moment he rose and shonc and triumphei in consummate eloguence Here was true moral courage And it we'll observed by heather moralist that it is not because things gre difficult that dare not undertake them. Be then bold .n s.irit Indulge doubts flr doubts trait.,rs. In the pracii al pursuit of our high aim let us never .e sight If 1t in the sge-t in stance fUr it is more ity disregard of small things than by open and fl .g mt oifcns,s that come short uf excellence. Th~rc is always right and d wrong l; and if you doubt be you take not the wrong Observe this rule and every expsrien, t wiil le to you a means of advancement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Read ana; Reflect!

EE HEN l first ccmmcnccd the sale of the cclr
 w brated Vermont Marhl. class of unprinci- pied men said that 1t good for nothing but
 niil'g that the people 'cU hre J. this same class n men are piiIuing oil New Preston Limestone and other inrriHr qualities of Stone for Ecrmot Marble Pcrsts in W lnt of tirivc>tolios or Monuments of the Rutland. tNt.l or Italian Marble or any other work in my line can depend upon getting the simon pure article worked in the best style an,l at the t"res possbb raes y coming to my establishment by letter. A large collection of drafts on hand TEHNs CASH.
 Please refer to Drs. \ $. Lewis or C. M Hooker, Itchticld; \. J. Pickett $. NJ Ensign Sonth Farms Gen. Abcrncthy or Charles k. Wclton Vol cottville; Messrs. Camps. Wins'cd Noah (i;,rnsev, Northiicli-or to lny work nu almost every Cemetery in Ltehfied county $. WARREN
 Waterbury March. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Piano ForteS. IFazletOn & Bros Piano FOrteS.

For Sale by A. & J. Dayton. wolcottville, Ct WI HERE may be found q fine assortment of w Piano Fortes, from 6 to Is, 6 3-4, : and IA oct.vcs manufactured of the tes nuteylals and pronounced by the most distinguished Artists to be uaS,lr.s passed in strength and purity of Tone Will be sold the nest reasonable terms and wsfr,t,tcd to stand in any climate. - At the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace New York. 1852, a Prize Medal Was awarded to Eaz'eo.l Brothers for the superior quality of their ri.ur FcrteS. which tested in regard to Touch T"ae, Equality of Tone. and Durability of Tune h all t, points, the Pianos of iazetnn Brothers were placed in the highest grade, and Medal awarded them ny the following distinguished Artists: William Norris Chairman of Jnry on Musical Instruments. lullien, E, $. Willis, Emes Girac, Max Maretzek. r. EiStc It. Dwight, ". II, Fry, z Meisncn. Jury on Musical Instruments George F. Bristow, Secretary ei Jury on Musical Instruments.
 Also. Iighte. Newton and Bradbury's Piano Fortcs which rt,eived the first premium at the World Fair. and the Fair of the American Institute at New York, 1853, Also Piano Fostcs selected from other B stol and New York manufacturers to order the a6ove are warranted to all who purchase.
 Meiodeons as usual, with l, ,, ami sett of Reeds.
 A. X J. DAYTON.
 Wulc ,ttviic May 18th 1S:5
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

TIE CExsrs-The Allowing coll,luy took place between the census nltrshal and native of Germany Who live, here t'
 Yaw''
 What's your name '' ''Siarmsny. on the Rhine" Whats your fathers name ? [" Nix fn Staw'
 When did you arrive in Albany"@ Nit a ste.,nboats 'Got any children ?!
 (" "Yaw-tao b,rr.is init krout." '' How long have you resided in this house ?! 1.-Two roolns ani der btsenents. Who owns the hnildingr "i pays noting. Hansc ptyS der same twice | month
 Where dl you live last year "' "AcroSs der rel store you came up init dcr kct in your right ,nd. perhind der pump vat Der longs to der bllck>mid shops
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
Connera' United States Type Foundry, Nos. 20, 3i n''d 33 iSc>kmam street. New York. To Printers and Publishers.

 FESIIE undersigned leg to inform the Trade that -H they have issucl their New Cuarto Specimen Book Of Printing Types, Bord erlng, &o, and that 1t is y for delivery {" their old patrolIS and [" all whn pttrunizc their Foundry. In it will be fnunl series of Faces, from Pearl to l'ca sur passing. if possible. their celebrated &Ty t Stca Ct EHTS.
 Tn" Fancy Type peparment exhibits an ur,sur- pass,Ic variety ot hrautiful styles. selected from France. Germany and EugItni.
 The Scripts ml E'rdcringS arc now fey the fir :t time presented [" the printing public. nnl are the productions of the best American and European artists
 An rntir" lIcw series of Ge,mm El-.s both for Newspaper anl J"b Printing. of very superior style k now completed anl ready for sale. Every article necessary t" perfect Printing Es- tai lisiiIn,ut furnished t. "r !,r.
 '.c metal tr,In which the Type iS n,a'" will be ionij ur,ulisry nlapet to tll.' severe uSag" of Ma';i.nc Press Printing.
 They beg to rcitr, thanks for past E,vors and to solicit continuance. Their well kn ,wn liberal mann of doing business for the past thirty years k a guarantee tn new pstrons ct their disp son anl a'iity not to allow themselves to he surpassed fer fair dcalng whether oilers are hv letter or other wise
 JAI,.S CONNER < SONS rz3 l.'r Typ2 "n which this pt;rr is printed is irum Co>MrH S"Ns tn:".d States Type Foundry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
CaShL 0nd E1<ChRnEc
 STo F E.
A. G. B R A D F 0 R D
Of W ottville,

:" VI AA Os Would return his thanks to the good fa1p'e of Litchfeld County for their liberal patronage which they have extended to him the past year and onre more would call their attention to the BEAUTIFUL anal CHEAP GOODS which are offered at his Store among them can be found: rsa.s s-.- 500 yards PLAID. CHINA SILKS. warranted to wash without fading. price 62I cents
 300 yars.s Of BischofTs'' celebrated oil boiled black DRESS SILKS. same kind have sold for the last six years-..U g,t cracE. ~ 10 rircs .'RIcH DREss-sILKs,' fa.ssona5e goods , pieces Foulards and r,ail Silk for aprons ID pieces Leam.f,d printed Cambrics.
 12OO yards DInnell's Portsmouth. English and shilling Der yard.
 800 yards Berage De L.iaes cherp chcp 1900 yards Muslin Dc i.sines. al trcss
 10 pieces Muslin De base good colors from 2l to 20 c,nts.
 50 pieces of American and Scotch Ginshans of all plas anl styles. Particular attention is requested to a lot of Sold Ctecks- Scotch goods warranted fist colors, price F. cents.
 100 pieces of English and Pacific Calicocs. The
 
 ever printed in America
 lo0O pieces of all kn's of Calicocs If every de- scription and price 70" saa your~eif.
 MOURNING GOODS particular attention paid to Mourning Goods: your attention is calle tp this de plrtment if you called to net- them.
 SHAWIS.-1 carton of those cclclr,te,l black Gro De Rt;ae Shaws-nte b,a Mact silk $ aal e,sr rorn.
 l5 more of those beautiful .IelIa Shawls
 50 printed Cashmere in lively coiurs and some a~ low in price as dpilar and ffty c.ats
 EMBEOIDERIES French Lace and Muslin Collars. Bands, Elgin-s and Inscrtings, black and white Itccs. Thrcal and cotton Ei-nGs &c.
 BOOTS and >li0ES-I deal largely in men > womcns ani clllIr2ns Boots and Shoes. too largely to cnumcra,c
 EEArYMADE CL0THING-a complete assert 'ncnt of woo"n ar. Sun.mcr Clothing.
 HATS anl CATS the best stock on exhibition il, LitchtrlI County
 General assortment of Dry Goods consisting ui everything expected to be kept in country store. Groceries have been high and are high low-still sell them as cheap as the cheapest.
 DAIRY GooDs-Dairy men l sell dairy S;,t anuatto Cheese Capping. and straincr Cloths low
 CRoCKERl and HARDWARE "a .ool las~ort,ncut and at prices which will compare with the prices o Hrtford a"d B.iypon.
 offer the above named G"rls for rr,t sJcaaH?. at extremely ior prc's. believing that "nin,br six pence is better than slow slilling,' and that tn, experience of more than twenty years thirteen ycar> of which have been engaged in hu,iu@l will h, (as h,s been hcrctoiore.) ay7ps4a'e' ty i,,~,nns pubic.
 4 c. BRADFORD Wnlcott file, Conn. May l2th lS.rj
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

ECONOMY is not the mean 'p'nny wise and pound foo'is, policy which many suppose it [" be: it is the art of calculation jdnel to the habit of order and the wer of prop.rtioning our wishes to the means of gratifying them. The little pilcring tenn per ot wife k despi able and otous to every ml, of sense but there k ajudicou~, graceful my. which has n" conneCtidn with avaricious temper. and which, as it depends upon the un'lerst.n ling eau hc expected from cultivated minds Women who have been we'll educated. fur from dcspisag do. in ,,tc duties, will hold thcm in high respect. he- cause they will that the whole happiness of life Is mule up o' the happiness of each particular day anl hour, and that much If the enjoyment of these must dcpenl ur the punctual practice of those vr- tues which are more valuable than splendid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
I.itrnfieid Hat Ens pori!:.n.

FEIliE c;izcns ot Iithii"id county invited t" -H call on the subscriber. who keeps r,nStalitl, on hand large assortment of II ATS and tA,s nt eyer, variety and fashion. IEr subscriber having ,nai. cmnp't" arrangements with the best and most fashionable houses in Nr" York rs for a suppl, of Hats and Gaps, tx prepared |" furnish all who may give him call with articles in his line th lt cannot fail to suit. and at prices cheap they can bc h'u.ht :r any place in the United States He has on h,Dd Silk and Fun Hats of Gcnin'S and Knox manufacture: also, large a>srtmcnt of Fancy Hats ani Caps of every description. He dcv"trs lis whole attention Ia this particular line of business, and hereby ten:ers his public acknowledgements to his pl:r"lis f"r their grncrnrs support aul humbly asks for continuance of the same. Store in West Street. two doors west of the Cour.-Hors,.
 HIRAM JAG CkSON Iitkhirll March lSJG.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10
R. EECcrinaan, VI atcAnaaACr and ,scHticr.
 At the Old Stand.

EU AS just received from New Yark frrS!, lot of very desirable Goods Jcwclry. &c., consisting ot %"ti and silver sp@ctlcrs gold Brc:StpinS finger and ear Kings. Keys. shirt stu,ls, vest and s.rnrl Chains. W"t ling i;ingS-a yer, pure article.
 full as 'rlm,nt "f ncW-Siyhtcd and convex spec tac" glasses which makes the best assortment ever offered in this place, ali will lr sii a, the lowest prices Best sterling silver Ina r expressly for retail. Watch repairing done in tl.r most sLilIiul maGi"i II" apprentices employed at watches in this establishment 'otla plates hand aud cnsr.vin., done at short notice: .ynling done ,S usual 4 share "i public patronage is respectfully eulicteI
 Iitchti,I March. lSlti
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

LIVE FOR PrRpoSE The secret "f all suc'ess in life of all greatness nay of all happiness is [" live fir purpose. There many person. always hlIny who yet have no great object in view. They rittcI away their cncgies n hundred things and ncv, In ,sli anything because never giving their at teutin n Ia only one thing They like butt"rl, x, tit from spot to spot never gaining wealth; while the ant who keeps to Il certain circuit around her hole, Lays up stores for winter comfort. Snch per sons do",nci to hc dissatisfied in the enL if they are no; sooner or they find in the of life the, had been passed by all who had purpose It is not only the Isit,c doncs, therefore, but the busy idle that make hundcr of life t'r the want of n purpose
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-10

FD UBIIC attention is invited to an Improvement E- in making Shingles hy means of a mac hinc patented hy Jonathan Bonnet. By the arrangement of the knives this machine preserves alm"st entire the grain of the timber which is great con,i-ra- ti''n in the of Shingles -iaiating them and rrniucng one third from given quantity o timber than can I've got hy any other process now uscd anl every shingle is perfect without liability to clip shorter them in any way hy checks or shakes and leaving every aS sound as if riven. It has also the advantage of gi>tcr dispatch two shingles produced by each descending motion of the gate to which the knives are attached and cut ting from three to four thousand per ho,rr Mlnu- facturcd and sold hy BEER S. PETERS Kent, litch- field County, Conn.
 fFt" Also. is manufactured machine for cutting Lath, and warranted to cut one hundred per minute as sound as if ~.wc,l The machines may l+ found two mile, west of the depot,