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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
HELMBoLp's f'IeuLI CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Ex.Yact Sarsapa riIIa.

For purifying ,he blood, rc .oyins all disesse.
 arising from rxcess of mercury, exposure and imPrndence in life, chronic constitutional dis ease arising from an impure state of the blood l a"d ibe only reliable and .ffc"tual known l reincd, for ihc cure of Scrofu.a, SaII Rheum Scaid Head, Alterations of the Throat and Legs, Pains and Swcllings of inc Bone.
 frHer, Pin'p!es on the Face, and all ,caly ErnpiI,ns of the Skin.
 T;iis article is now prescribed by some ol inc inosi distinguished ph, .irians in rho comn. Try, and has proved morc effic:cn in practice than any preparation oi Sarsaparilia et offered fo the pubic. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Gercuriaf and Scrofuloms diseases have entirely recovered ia siIc incurat le ards of onr pubic ins'ifuiinns which had for many years resisted every mode of ,r~a. ment thai could be devised. These cases furnish strik in 2 examples cf ihe salntary cfTrc.s of this med.. c''ae m af'es'ing some of the lnnsi inveir, a,e diseases, after The glands were dcstro, ed and the bones already affected.
 NOTICE E-Lcitcrs from responsible pkysi eians ard professors Of several Medical Col 'rges. and certificates of cnres from pat,epts .hi befonnd srcompa ing both prep. raiicns. ff'es- Baehu, Sf per boi.Ie, or 6bolilss for Ss
 Ssrsapsrilia" equal m slrengih to one gallon of Syrup of Sarsaparlla.
 Prepared and ssId by H. T. T.HELMBOLD, Chemist, 263 chessnst Street. near inc Girasd Hnuse, PhiIadeIph;a and 10 bc had of drug. ei@is and dealers every where.
 All letters directed to he Proprietor or Agent receive immediate a.fenfior.
 For salety AG SMITH. LiichGsld
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Ladies' and Gentlemen's 1V'l.TTER CLOTHs.y'G.

CONSISTING of Mantle, Wool and V Brocha SuAWi.S. Highland Pia,ds, Plaid herinos, Cvi'd French MeT,nos, Mer,no Cold Parametias. all Wool Delaines, Fa, ~ Co!orcd Oetaines. Linsfys and Caiicnes, with Beaver 1toths, Broadci''hs, Cussimeres, Sheeps Gray Sauinetts, Twce,is; a.so. R.ady Nude Clothing consisting of Beaver, Lion Skin. Petershani, aud Broadclpth ovcrcouts. Heavy Wool and Fancy Vests Cassl,nere and SatIine,t Pants, both Faacy and Black. Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, Red, Blue ana Green Twi.ted Wool Flannels, Plain Wool and Demet do, Salisbury do, Cotton do. Heavy Brown She ct. ngs and Sh,rings. Real Buck M,t,ens and Gloves, Oil Tnnned Cow Hide, Kip aud Calf Boo,s, kuhher Over Shoes and Boots,ius, open 'ns at the Old Stand of A. c. Bradford. Wol- co'tvilie, where an hia.ls of Goods are sold cheaper than at any orher Store in ,Le County.
 A. G. BRADFORD.
 Wolro,iville, Nov. l, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
The Fall Campaign!

ntHE subscribers having been in the
 bnsiness Sf selling Goode in Wolcofrvilie some eighf .insnihs, and having received such liberal patronage from our friends in this aud tho adjninlng towns, we would arthis time i'm prove the opportunity tthruugh the circuIaiion uf the Litchfled Enquirer, ta fha nk all of those who have Q literally patronixed this esazbiish- Inent-and we woHId here state that we have not been uRmindful of the fufure nie rests 0f our cnstpmers. For the last three months Mir. N. Berry one af the pa Ttners. residing in New ork, has made If his business 10 seieci from time ,o tin!s such goods as he c,ild purchase at auctions ai vary low rates; tine larger part of our stock which wc shall offer to our customers ,h,s fall was purchased previons to ihe rise in gnods.- These is no dispussng the fact thsf onr facfIties for purchasing goods enable us to sell of the same qualities in our Dry Goods department at prices from 10 70 lj per cen, less than any nsker merchant i.s the counfy Gan afford them. We have just received and they arc now offered for inspection the following goods:
 Brown and BIeached Sheefings. ] hale A brown cotton, good ar,icls, 5 cts pr yd
 do do do do So so So o ss1y ssasy se.vy '-s do do ? ca .es more Of those fine bieaehed. do
 Dress Goods. In this departm we shall pect ta sell every person ~he caiis ap n us, having bought of every, style Dress Goods offered in he market, com p,ised of s,rped plaid Brocade sH, riain colored Merinnes. all wool NJ Dela,nes of every co.er g ps Coburgs- beautiful colors, st the low prIce of 25 cents per yard, 10 ps Gala Pia,ds, 5 ps Opera Flannel, B ps striped and plaid Muslin De!aines, 7ooo yards Prints from l>2 to l2 I-2 cts per yard.
 Ready-Made Clothing.
 h this department VIC holdiy make the state meht without any fear of contradiction that ye have the largest and best assortment in the Go consisting of every varety of mems and boys wea..
 Groceries.
 Having purchased these Gocsls in July and August, we are now furnishing the m tn "ar c4ss- worth al wholesale in New York. We would sayto all persnns residing out oI town. who intend visiting this place 10 make their Fall pu.chase-,hat liberal discount will be made to them. Also, that they will be sure t0 ind everything on their memorandum al our Store. N. & E. A. BERRY. Wolcottvillc. Oct. 1s.. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
New and Attractive at A. 6. BAEDW1N'S

' HAVE again largely rcplenished my ssocl | oi JeNelrs with New Fall Styles, direcs irrn the mamgfacfarers, ,he reby securing a threefult advantage ot huyina cheaper. ot knowing wha get. and lastly, of proc curing the rery lafes siyfes-which ,o"k the prt rtmium at cur lat. C"anty Fair consisting of
 Watches, Jeweiry, and Fancy Goods, Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins, Bor and Glass PINS, Ttcisi and Braneh. in fact every variety of fashionable Pins foI
 Ladies and Gent emen. Also,
 COLD ILDGKETS, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens in Col,
 and Silver Holders, WATCH CHAINS, HOOKS, AINApS.
 SLIDES.
 BRACELETs, Seals and Buckles, Cuff Pins, Ear
 Rings and Chains. THIMBLE& GOLD AND SHEER
 SpEgTACLlsS. GOLD AND SILVER SCOTCH
 PEBBLES.
 Siirer and Piated Spoons. Forks.
 Iatier Fnires. Sewing Birds,
 nith double and siaele
 Cushions. Sewing Dogs. Ganories. Patesf T,pe Measures A fuH assortment of Pencil Leads oT ,he fire, quaktv. All ot tife alusc viii nc snId chea n fur cA-u Qaick sales and small profits is nj, nioiio. Come and try me and judge Tor yuur- selvee- Particular attention paid to repairing ws,che. and Jewrlry. A. $. E4InwIN Litch6sid, Oct. a3d. lss5. a6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
PUTxAM's ESCAPE.

Along tae varied and proverhialiy pictures. que shores of Long island Sound, there is n. perhsps finer view than the prnspcci from. the hal ~ Hofse Neck, the scene Of Puina a. fsmoas exploit of an escape from the British dragons, by sallopisg down the sleep de- scent of one hundred st0ne steps, leading From church on the commit d tie hill.
 This piscs is in ibcf town of Gs6rDwich Connecticut, bordering On inc New York State line. Here seems 10 Inc abrupt tefm'- nation Of the mouniainous ridge running through the Westerly p.r sf Massachusetts and Connecticut, and the rccky- projecting headlands, and the Islands. fiIe bsue watefs of the Sound, dotted wah whas sa,ls and hurryinx ss,eamboaf1s fben the lang panOr. mic back ground .. Long I4iand, forms alto. geiher truly Amercan picture of landscape beauty ard of enterprise.
 Did not fine old iron son of '76, as, when refining his noble charger ios .ias 2iongs he looked ost upon this view ere h,s eye slan- ced down the steep descent, think that sucs acoon.ry was worth hssardine tie for7 Az. doubtless, though psfrioiism like his nscdsa moi the paliry stimula 1f of n,a:erisl gain.
 Just over the little biuff is ihc swamp, in accessible 10 horse, in which he osdefed hi- men 10 take Fefnge, ~i,ilc the old hero him self galloped on 70 the ,ilia.e of Stamford, . few miles distant, there 10 ropse the citizen, and 10 turn back on the now refreating f,e.
 But yes,s have wrought changes here.- The church So beautifully situated, has lon. since disappeared, while the rank grass anG inc encroaehing shrubbery well nigh coDc:a the few scattered grave s,D'fe. near the pro bable site; and Of the one hu ,drcd stone s:fps but one. the lowesi, remains.
 Tradition says, the property soon ai'er tb war, fell into the hand- cf a Tory, wi,n an noyed by the attention. the scene of Put. manic exploif received from visitors, remove the Steps, cutting now path 1irecfly ac.os, the o:d one, snd otherwise cha aging ihe sp Perrance of iha place az marii as pDssihle.- The single re,rainng sfep is . very large. smooth snd sqna'e block oi granite and, as stood upon the old fragment, I almost ex pected to see fhe imprint 0f the iron Lopl- that once courscd so nnbly a6own tho steps = but their record Is on the no.c enduring tables of History.
 How would the heart of the old hero brar with tho consciousness of patriotic hopes mors than fulfilled, could he. f on ihe snmtn of the hill, now look again upon The scene go eniivened by the evidences of o-peraus enterprise on the iron horse, which twice da'ty repeats fh" journey from thence l., foo, of Bunker H'll; on the my ssic wires. ove' which flash every moment tho condensed records of the hopes; fears, wishes end ev"nts in large community; on the stately movin Z palaces urged on by the tireless laborer, steam; all features of a new age, an age of progression, fostcred by peace and model government. Truly peace and free gov ernmcnt, b.queaihed by the father of our country. were a priceless legacy, and Amcu- cans will ever cherish tho memory of ,h. names snd scenes sacred from thcw associa ton with the history of Ane,ican freedom.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
GIL SS.W ARE.

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS
 A WARE from Rostna has been receive d and ,s fer sale at the Shop of the suhscrihcr n, unusually low prices-eonsisting af Pitchers, Sugar Btwls. Sp,on Holders, Cream Guns. Butter Plates. Preserve Plates, napiers. Cobie,s' t.ss Cups. Lemnnadr Cups. Candlesiicks, Ns- issses Cups. len different styles Tnmhlers. &e. SC. which the public are invited to call a nd . -1 E good assortment of Cook and Par,ur aAosEs. Tia and Japanned W,re. Ac., Nc. alwavs on hand. l. ". cOVE .4 Norfolk. July i, Iss5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

HI known House has been rebuilt and yer much enlarged, and is now pen ready to ac : conmodnie the traveng public or the perma nenl resident The house has bee n bu,lt a nd fitted up with all the modern Improvements of the day, and with an eye to tho comfort of it's guests. Tle proprietor will spare no pains to ,anke this house model one tor good living. al nd fo: the best of care and t,enton on the pa r, of all employed on tho premises, to the wants of i,s patrons Old customers are invited 10 return aIsd new ones to he sure ac6 call
 II. ROCkW OOD, Proprietor
 September, 1855. 3m22
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c.,, &c

LUST received. ve.y large and genera as D sortnent of all kinds of Bouts and Shoes suit. able for the s-a.on; 1000 pairs purchased n, auction the past week, and can probably be sold where in the county. Persons having . li,t,e re ady money abou their c thes arc respe fully iL.iied tn call and examine quality and prices. Oak and llemirck Sole Leather for sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West N ain Street. Also, ge ni for the esals of Dr. B-e,s celebrated Hair Tonic, for relieving badness and restoring grey hair tn as natural color. Nothing like it try il.
 Lilchfeld, Sept. !ah, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Beau,ify your Homo.

Every mar should do his best to own 9 'home. The first money he can spare ousl,i to be invested in dwelling. V hero his faml, csn live permanently. Viewed ss matter ot economy, thiB is important, not only becsus, he can ordinarily build more chcsp'y than hs cangreni, but because of tho expense caused by frequent change of residence A ma. who early in llfs builds home for hims 1T anf family, will save some thousands of dollar. in the course of twenty years, besides uvoid ing the inconvenience and trouble of ren.uvals. Apart from this, there is something asfceabl, to our better nature in having hnuss tha we can call our own. IL is . form of prorrrt, that is moro than property. IL speaks 10 tn hesst cnhsts the sentimcnts, and enohies tn, possessor. The associations that spring ut around 1t, as the birthplace of childrcn,-a tho scene of lifn's holIest emoiiops-as the sanctuary where the spirit cherishcs its aurcst though,s, are such as all value and whenev. er their influence is tyertcd, the moral .sns,. bilities are improved and exalted. The great. cr part of our happiness in ,hrs world is found st home but how few recollcct that the nap. piness of to day s increased by the plac. where we were happy yesierday, and that. insensibly, scenes and circumstances gather up a store of blesscdne,s for the weary hours of the future! Ca this account we should do all ip our power 10 make home atiraciiv. Not only should ~e cultivate such tclnpers .. servc to reader iis intercourse a'nga5 5Ie ana afiectionate, but we should strive 10 adorn it with those charms with good senso and re. 6nement 70 easily impat 10 m. We say easily, for there are persons who think that . home cannot De beeut,fcd without . consider. able ostlsy of money. Such people are lr error. It costs little to have . nra. n ,wcs. garden. and to surround yanr dwelling with Those simple beauties which delight the eye far more than expensive objects. if you w.ll ls, the sunshine and the dew adorn yaur yard. they will do more for you to brighten the Ian.i. scape and make it agreeable to the eye She hanss tho IVY arnund the ruin. and over ,l,. stump of wi,hered tree iwines the graceful vine. A thousaEd sFss she practices 10 ani. mate the scnscs and placso ,he mind. Fol. low her example, and do for yourself wha, she is always Iahorins'o 70 do fos you. Beauty is divine instrumeuiali,y. IL is one of G,d'. chosen forms of power. We never sec crea tive energy without something beyond me,c existence, and hence the wh ,le un,v-rse is a teacher and inspircr of bsaa,y. Every man was born to be an artist, % fsr as the appre. cia,ion aud the enjoymen, of beauty is con eerned, aad he robs himself of one of ,h- precious gifts of his bcing f he fails ,o fulfill this benehccpi purpose Of his creation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Maugatuc kailrsad. M R H n
Winter ArraHyewsnts ctmmsne eino 0, 5 Monday, Dee Sd. 1858.

Winter Arra.ysmsnts ctmmsas,no on $ Monday, Dee Sd. 1858. rRAiNs our or BaipaEfoRr.
 First Passenger Train leases Briasepoyt for w instcd, st 0.3s A. M .,os on arr,,sl of the IA. M. Tsain from New Yort. .sa connecting atshe Junction with the 10 90 A M. Train from New Haven-and at Wafer. bur, wah Hartford, Providence 6 Fishkill k. Frs, Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Wirs,ed at II s A. M, receiving pes. se neers for Winsseu.
 Freight Train with passenger aecom6o- dation for Waterbury leaves al 4.30
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridas< port for Waterbury al s5 P. M. .,or oh inc it. rival of the 500 P. M. Express Train frsm New York connecting at the Junction wi,h the 5.25 P. M. Trsip from New Haven-alss receiving passengers from the Providence, ,Hart. ford & Fishhill Railroad at Waterbury.
 fRAlHs INTO BBlDeEPoRr.
 First Train win leave Waterbury ats 50 A ti, connecting atJuncsion with train to Nst Haven, and at Bridgeport with train to NYo,k First Passenger Tram from Winsisa ats 20 A.M., connecting at Waterbury ~i,h the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail- road at 7.50 A. Nj. for Hartford and intsrms- diaie Stations and connecting al the Jaactioa
 
 New Haven, and arriving in Bridgeport n time for the s.35 A M Train 10 New Haven for New York.
 Freight Train with passenges sccemnoda- tions from Winsted. srrs'ne m Bridgeport in time to connect wmh Express Train from N. Haven for New York leaves at 6 90 A. M. from Winsted.
 second Passenger Trainleavss winsted .: i.5S P M connecting at the Junction with . Train to New Haven, and al Bridgeport with the AIS P M Train ts New Yetk.
 1P The Freight Trains have PasssBssr Accommodations.
 STAGE LlNKs.
 Bradley's Stxge from Woodbury, South. bury, Sou,hford, and Oxford, will connect at Seymourt Ii umpire yssille)w;th the sli A M Train down. Returning. leaves every day on the arrivalotthe 10. 35 AM Train nBfidgs. port. No evcniag Stage after th,s date. MeNe.ls Stage from w atertown, will com nee, at Waterbury every day with the . sa A M Train down. Returning on arrival ~ tho 10 ss A M Train from Brdg. port, and on Saturdays from the 5 3s P M Train from Bridgeport. & Fenn's Siagefrom Litch6eld will connect l at Li,chfeld Station with both Trains each way, daily. AIl.n's s,sse from Be,hlem will connect at l Waterbury with the S.32 A. M. Train down oa Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays. Re. turning on arrival of the 10 SEAM .Trsin from Bridgeport OF Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and Hitchcock.sille, will connect daily with the I.53 P. M. train from Winstrj, and return on the arrival Of The I0.35 A. M. traia rem Bridgeport. ss.t .s-s >. 1 0. S Elill's Stage lenvrs winsfsd daily en arrival of tho 10 35 AM. train from B,idas- DOT, for C"lebrook Centte, Sands6eld, Monks vile and Burlington.
 | A deduction of i've cents is made whom Ticket. are purchased at the cfYises. 1 W.D BISHOP, Vice Prss' and eupr. Bridgeport, Dec. I, 1s56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
MANSION HOUSE,
 -BY-4 v7 wM. IF. c B 0 g s M A " !.

H AVING taken this House, he subscriber III Is prepared 10 extend to travellers andothers the bes,,i accommodations ''for man aud beast." :"
 The Hotel IS located in the peasantest part of the village and no eifo-t will be spared to render it at all,imes desirable home tor those who may yisil the place.. To ,he members ofthe Bar and others of Li,chfie!d County. he has only to say tha, the reputation the House has possessed tor the las, twenty years will he fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hoseiis a Livery Stable, where good teams may be had al any time.
 Litchtieii, May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

z TaE EEsorMxEr or Occur ra rioS -The
 mind fsquires some object on wh.ch its pow sssmast hs exercised, and without which |, pseyA upon i,ssif and bccomes m,.esa..le. A
 pesson accustomed to . life of aei;sny lan.s Tor ease and retirement. and whea he has aceompiishe6 this pnrposr. 6ads h;mself wyefched. The plsosaFe ni relaxa,ions ,e knewn io ti.oss only who have regular and intsrssltns eccupa,ipn. conlinoed elsxas;or soon teeerass : wsariness, and oe th,, Rroand, wsmay sefsl, sss sri ika, ,,hs s,ess. sst 1esrss q real suIpymeas bsIoes. mt M |. vhe luxari~as man of &calth. or the E.,less votaTy sf tsshion, but io tho middle classes ef socisly, &Lo> along with the cemfarss of E's. have constant and important oceup.sio..
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
R. N1errimans Watch .N0krer GNa .Eeace es..l -ATTHE 0FnSTAKn-

GDe8 Has sius,receivedf from New York
 ExxA . ltssh tot of kery desirable goods.
 jewelry, Sc. consisting Of gold and silver Spee,acles, gold Bres sapins, finger and ear klnss Keys, shirt Studs, vest and guard Chains Wedding Rings-a Sery pure article. $
 A full assortment Ut neaf-sehted and convex spectacle gfasses-whch makes the best assori- Ut the lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware made expressly for retail. Watch repairing done in the most skillful manner no apprentices em- plsyed at watches in this esta blishment. Coffin plates on hand and engraving dune at short notice; mending done as asaaE A shafe of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
 Litchfeld, June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

- FnsAL AFsxcTioH.-Swe eetcr prsiscs can
 ever be thaa that of dyias parcn', .. he
 blesaes the hand that has led h,m gently from sorrow 10 sorrow and it |. even now smooth- fng the cold esow with the damp spray of Jordon. And dear the thought as the tears fall upon the sod that covers tho gray-haired fatheg, that yon were ever kind aad Iavirs ,a hiG. thst you gave cheesfnlly of y"ur ahun- dance. and never caused him 10 fee, thu, yau wers doing charity. Never c.n VIC repay these minisfesirg angels Ma call kih,r and mother. Angela, though earthly they have ever been, from the time that Adam and Eve gascd upon their Grs,~sorn, as he slept and roses, while the siny fingers, the wsxen lips, and the chcrub form were all mysteries 10
 them. Willingly they have suffered for us i: let us bless them ia our hear,s. and al.o~ nc love ef gain or pride of positioetc tcar h m fence
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Geese Feathers.

'. THE subscribers have gade arrangements to keep a constant auppiyot frs, gate ar. ticie of G EEsE FEATHERs-sclsetes an packed with grcaicsre b. onrsslves.in pack. :. ages offrou'20 10 so he and will furuish st all times nyquan,i,y frow2oto TOGO lbs, of . quality the, will wartan, ss good ss the beet and a. as low prices as can he purchased st equal quality intkesiate.
 s. & l.. CRlBUT. Winchester, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
D RY GOODS
yew Machine Shop and Foundry

ENHE Laurence bfaehine Company are A now prepared to take jobs for build .ng, it,ing up and repairing all kinds oi machinery md mill-work, which they have facilities fnr loing on short notice. and on as reasonable erms as any other establishment.
 The F"undry is one of the best in the State, md as they have purchased all of the patterns ,elonging io the late B"yd Manufacturing Go. yinsied, they are enabled to make casting s rom the same patterns al less prices than they .an be procured else where.
 Experienced workmen are employed in the sarinus branches, and whoever may be in want f any kind of machine w'rk can depend upon ,aving it done fa their satisfaction and are re- lues,ed to give them q ca l.
 A. ]. ELWELL, Agent. Norfolk. August ist, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
STORDI
1sOfCOlScilte. Wooding S Lewis

NN OULD invite the attention of the w public to their stock of Fall and Winter GOODS which IS now unusually large, embra- cing the newest and most drs,rable styies of Dress Goods adapted to the Fall Trade. Now Store large assortment ot French Merinos both plain and plaid. Silks, plain, striped and plaid. Nous Delaincs beaurifu styles, plain, pai and striped. Plain all wool Deiaines all calors. A large assortment ol English Merinoes all col"rs and prices. SHAW .S-Brocha. Stella, Cashmere, Bay State. both square and long. ai prices 10 sui'. CLOTHS. Cassimeres aud Vestings, conn plc'e assortment.
 FURS-Lahirs Fnrs foreign and domestic, conss'ing of Capcs. Vc;orines and Cuffs at prices to suit.
 HATS aud C.PS.-The best nd most ash ionahie .tvles nf Ha,san Caps cut th's season. GREETINGS, Drncgets, Oil Cloths, Matt. ing-, W niow shades Sc.
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 Hardware. Crorksrv. Groceries. &c. In fact as large and complete assortment Of all kinds of Goods kept at any e-tahl'sh mont in the County, to which the attention oi ALL is respectfully invited.
 WORDING X LEWIS,
 Granite Store. Wolcouvilie, Nov. lst, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Sf0fiOs,er,s

4 N assortment .of Letter. Nnse and Can iK- Paper. lawyef's paper. Enslish laid pa per :. and envelopes 10 mai,h Ink. Pens, &c. oi superior quality, constantly on hand at
 MeNEiI. & BRAMANsS.
 Lstch6eld. Sept. sl,h. lss5.
 n.ovEs AND fiOslcIY-Th. be.f ss. " sessment ia iswn. MeN. < B.s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Direcfara.

J: c; BEGKWITH, IA 6 LEWIS
 JASON WHITING SHELDON CsPCKn OLIVER G0ODWlN SEQ C.WOOlkUfF SETH P. BEERS. fROBBINS BATIELL
 STEPHEN KNOWLEDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Haiwinton,
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
 Leman W. Cutler, Wsteriox n; Panic B . brinsmade, Washington Henry 8, sspferd, New M,lfprd Rufus FslIer, J.. Kent |; Rich. ard smith, Sharon Frederick K slloe z. Corn. wall Joseph !. f.Gayiord, Goshes Nj ilIism VI. Barrslf, cAnssn Donald J. Warner. esl. fsbnry s. D. Norfbway, snd John Dew ell. |. Norfolk; Henry Jores, New Hsrtford ;- George D. Wadhsms. Torvinsfon I.wis smHh. Hsrwinfon; John c. mblsr, Bsiblem m. John Ahernefhy snd George B. roresi. W weoN bury Dsvid c. whisffesey, New Psesfos . Reuben Rockwell. coTrkrook. JoHn fJins' dale. .Winstcd; S Y ..Sf.John .New cana... E. Tslmsdss I fymoaih Persons wishs ii to get ttheis bn;fS;s.si.. snred .s can sppIo tkU of the Agenss. or ,s
 J.G.sBEcKwIrn.r .r,e.id...
 !As.x WHlrsss. Secretary.
 Litchfsid, July iess.