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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY Dn EiNG i;snAHl.IsIIniENT.

p,-'Ks HEo,DwAY, NV YoRE
Undersigned.
long Vh- senior partner of Tho Nstlan
tor ~ yrTJ v-n prosecuting their bushes. N1fen Iirad
They have spared Efforts especially the last
years To eSce IN all ie branches 81 their and
o"s.n h attaining high d~gre- ot improvement, well M.
nar"ery and arlarau, "r dressing different STYLES ofgo,
practical artistic kh Ia dNrug aud hnug Ladies silks. SatI
aui Mcfno Dresses. great have made Ia
barge proportion of these
% very n"sIS Equal Ia goods Grape sha~l
'iusAs Mthlts. Velvet Gsrunts, &C also successful,
treated fldel and stained gpAis restored r-siyed.
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATfKED.
and Mu~lu
rr kchncl psuak Morccn Curtains Beautifully
Ale. Rihaus, Hosiery, Gloves. 4c.
Orders executed ltl aud despatch.
Goods received and returned ~ ENpr~--
Good, s1bje claim o. owner. twelve months
HARHFrr, NEpitEMS & CO,
y John street, i0or- from Ir,aiSay, y. Y.
al
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rArENrIIAArIC sIIII,I>
'sIi nINr IIAIIs DNu.

FRANCE, srkrFT. SEw YuEE
fAtIIONNonc they
- Patent All mAuuiactu sellers Infringing will prose
ru,l according - law. i'm rnhfTIIv
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EHON. STEEL. TIN PLATES, Nc.-F H SKIN
- NJ, t1. DO % Cary have hand
y si,il aul American Rolled
Neiupd English
Swcdcs aud American Hammered
Folgl Iron 10 ~ inches wide
Oval sud half round DO
Band Hoop and Horse Shoe Iron
America. Eucl - aud Russia SHEET 40
Norwsy Nall Rols
Tin Pates-sssorei ed size
btr and pig Tin. Sheet zinc. sp.,i-r
Bar and Lead Wire. A.
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oHN y. CoRDo> 18th STREET, NEAR
~ ue exchange Hotel offers Tor sale
SErtlr-
american Hammered IRON
English and American rolled
knfi.li aud American b,I-rri Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, la ~ inch.
Flat kouiri and SQUARE Iron, aiI lies
oval half Oval and hsif ruuu Iron.
American. English aud Russia Sheet Iron,
baud aud Hoop Iron.
Nah kuti- American aud sWrtlr.
American and Swedrs H1rs- Shor Iren
liorsr ShCls, as.urlcd
I'm Pate, Hiz and bar ian
Sheet Zinc. STslirr aud ST-er
Stcatling HraEief's aud Bar Copper
sint, PIX and Bar Lead
crouud Wagon and Cart U,X.s
Mctormilk'- and Palu-sr Mould Roards
Wooden Bucket Handle.
huckci tars 'Id R.vet,, ane,l sud black.
IiI Plates, yarui-
Hardware and Wrapping Paper
Gotten aud llcinp Plough Iairs
Snl' Leather, good ln'i i'ssagel
sperm Attmautut and Tal0w
S'Hps. fancy lud brown
with general assortment o. Groceries f.s
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HItNsH.,. :. : - 90, II. lNrAnal,.l. 80

Accumulated Fund. Jsn'r g. i-ss a. ~ !,
fHr Further uormsuUu tud explanatory b,k. mi, :, \ "a,
Main street, square ah0ye Virginia Banks. 10 wy ~
iro CHARLES MORruAu A.,
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~ 10. ChtAP ANp JsEgCL GOODS FOR A FFw wsyks
uNii utkr l1 -rN. Clearance se,Is
% & 5l'y .'-d by ne a'e snow 'ni r,ns NJ Jer cent
auii ' ofc pfet long line of Hctciel Coous Al v.r,.
Fp shci a o. snuEu being marked stb rl fnrl itsrs
ln tntus ''''-'-' 'it-A"y NOUS
Hoi--ssernz G-i ih Linens. Linen sheetins. Pulo C,..
l--' rNt lI.tnf Il Cotton ~hreiIurs Dtm.st.
ani piW'sN I1e- Cloths. DYyI-.. NarEns Tore.
Ht', " tN tiI' har-Ies Culutsrpaiu-s. Nsuteen. I'd
't '-tiY ti lH 'rlis bitrs CnmhrCs cents cali
'ot- 90 80 crlts fer ward. Hosiery. Gloves e.
l-.HNI lulsfs0frtrs generally
tlt.' 'r. Hu soo's ~ unprecedented irr price. W-
~, .' ' d-n'y understood ne goods 49, 4s.
'.'i ''iItft'h C. A.
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NEw AND vALUAsLr UsoKsT 80 '''

At-,aneon' Eays and R~vsvs bv Aibert B.rne. s A.
~ hhir History 0f Prayer. h4 a. A tat.irirb Al y
een an lncou'sencs sni Errors. Rev Hear Eonn Al
% f'on o. ~ '' ''" "-'i7S Wv
Nh't'es.s tutufe state Fr-si supply Us cents
"tateievs Good tud Evil AnF-. Fresh suppy Is rt,
MnIeF't GLORY NJ tte Heie.ner. e.
We World JUBILEE tF NJ Auna SIf.man a.
Mraugs rf' ..ua. hY Rev. Wtn. JaF. ff4s
INr American nehfier a fresh ufurIv al
NfNs ~ frlra, hs Hs author 1f Vars fi
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gNNEA CADDIES.-spIos Boxss Case eox-. F.. c.,,,..
- Names srssr' bread Graisrs, a., fof ssls - bv
a, LfMMTH9aS
~ lo1 dAin, i1A "a
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RE DIS PATENT
INFININUA ~. n,

NEED'S PAIENr
CEI RO ~ M E,IER E,N NGIN T..
FuNHls Is Improved Enghe, which
granted To- John \. Reed 81 New York,
I ui 81 fuurv
about e reducing weight Engine Que half
H." saving "f ul Effected letting
tie cylinder douhlng tr port, balancing pres
sure removing tt- friction aud weight Of the side valves rcc-n
heads connecting rod, The exceeding
Engine, renders u much durable any
other, a when placed upon tie boiler portable
though Elective.
Thee knsnrs received the Fsr grea, E1i
billion u Paris There about uf
ration, an giving great satisfaction.
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TsE MEAIaEE = MIs.L..LrrL.-Al lir.n,-a nn .L.. l

TIE WEATHER MISSISSIPPI L Grenada nm tn ,.,t
..o~ ItiI 10 tic depth OF three inches
The 1z", Cty B4uncr OF the 18th ult SAWS.
Last FRIDAY sht there was heavy fall OF snow in tbi.
rs"" "iel stu ting Oh The ground and Oh the tom
H ouses 70 the depth Of four INCHES The yi,,
!aF It lad ained rud rOkeu that the tres and r,r,
"r'e covered with zee. We have had good s,ghing q,
Tou nave A4d there had been any sleg- in these part,
Tue Oldest uhabitaut says he never saw the Ike in i c
We have had steady freezing weather Tor the last tLrs
weeks. ~ '''e ee
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Ii.mICILrIilA,. WAnEII0IisE.

ruh-crrs, their
tssen gth aud 10th prepared to
kini, Agricultural Machines
latest and approved patterns, which will
materials superior workmanship They to
Which taken
exhibited Also TO "CTosStHs Clod Crsher Manny's Patent
0uano spreae highly npproye Rc-
various sre SC They ulyon the opinion f the Hon wam
Rive, of these Pows BALDWIN. CALDWELL A co.
Richmond, February "a
C,srLK HUI, 18th Dec 1854
Cot wv ~ SnuourUS-Desr Sir: take pleasure recording
here NJ
Ht Gotham
anil c"uplrtr an that ~ pow operation
The iu"w opened by It generally 3 ncl deep aud about
ccnuci of the sod earth falling back
The trial of the pillow witnessed many ncighhors
aaong whom VIII mention Mrss@ frnnk Nelson } ~ Geur
J. " Lewis, G. ~ Hopkins ThUmts Watson, Of Louisa s. all
Teal and excellent judges implements and
there but opinion them the superiority and
,exceptOuiblr perfururure of plow.
Wishing equal elsewhere msking valuable
ioieu~n fysrably known 20 agricultural hrctlircn
remain, yours truly,
ftROUND PIAsTER.-we keep constantly on hand
best Windsor Lump Plaster enables
that ean be- had Al orders Zen at once an Cary street prompt
~ Cxssuted TAIIAFERRO a HWO.
NBYs,mcrs can he supplied their bags a, reduction
IN price Lbsai discounts TO merchants for cash ipgI
a IaIOHIpG, TONQUA HEANs, &o-The ,ub.cri
% ca.rs ,upsrl, 'P s. STICK ii.oriee
20 DO prime 20 va" Mac, Mac 90 90
y DO DO "JC Go" do do
iG DO DO Aocn DO do dd
essg. prime quality Canary seed
500 lbs Black AnEosiura ronqua Beans
10 boxes LovrriuFs' Double t.oafsuglr
Also daily expecting 25 prime 90 Mass Lquoroe
sale accommodating terms, by
JOHN A. ROBINSON
UlI Corner Cary snd vlrginia streets
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SINGERS SEWING MACHlNES.

SHOW CASES fitTEp WCrI JEWEL TRAYS.
Orders ui,i wi rrief,Lsys promptly attended to-
Jtt:-lm-lr ~
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
fRNstE>E Va HINES have long sustained n. hlgl,.t
reputation i ihc tuiri states THt
r't la- recently heu awarded 20 them the Exposition
tr Palace d" lu ty u Paris aud thus they wod
itt uf -uIistiuriiy.
Great sdl-d
nui no with 1" tie operator double the ordinary speed
tiat
Ef'ttt aud shoe establishments
r country csc machine exclusively. 1hy
perform every ~',t ~ work n the most perfect style
~
itciiuys ui thr rnw Hodgeti,
biNvr and o,t patents vhicl have sod cannot
n any advantage hereby un-r
also u"npr"v''i Manufacture,
NtN ANb LAlt-t IMPROVED liberal Al
hines titus Obtained lay Will be- broken up
psrt tul''> apply hy letter personally New
y Local Arrut- make
hs iutinrs To- PROPERLY qIad-i
opportunity io prohabl, aud pleasant employ
l. ". SINGER { co,
Principal Oncc, IsI EroNdWay, y. Y
BRANCH OFFICES q street Boston, Chestnut =
1i"d,rhts l blitnorr street, Bt,", 2lj Walnut IT,,
cuuat lsa St Charles NrS Orleans, Glove svIle. y Y; 50
HToah street, Newark, y. J. de 2s-d3m
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T.. =. WINSTON 4 co..
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants.


c1HSER CARY l3rH srRTErs, sicuHoSb, Va
Inform
received their Pan stock % GROCERIES. LIQUORS
the i--.tst
Abe 10 set u We invite
sl"'A before purchasing, among which vii D. found:
I'N htg- Hi', Java AMI LaguAyra Cug-r
- hhd- T. Il, y u. aud Cuba
900 bli- Crushed
ltHi hhl, ant tc- Cubs aud y. ~ Molasses
- hb!> \. z. and HailisN lleTrings
SaV k-rs Nails
x-p hil' Old Rye and Reciih-d whiskey
- hhls Southampton and Jersey brandy
~ bsl- Y. D.. Rum
o y pipes liennes>cy brandy, very dne
10 various braudsi and Dark
fne - -' 'N''
50 : casks cherry and Madeira Wine
$40 hoNcs Sperm and Aiamaut.nr Candles
90 rcams Letter, Cap aud Wrapping Paprr
200 sides sole Leather
~ boxes Loaf Sugar
% ucTcr. London Porter
lUJ packages Green and Black Teas
100 do Fancy aud Plain Candies
- bhls CIDER Vinegar
stN boxes French Glass
iOu dozen Bed Cords
lW boNr- Brown and Pale
leon lbs Cotton Var
NLSo.Brooms. Buckets Cotton Hemp Lines. Grain and
ur"ui BLACK Pepper Ginger Alsp,e Nane-~ Madl-r Spcrs
starch Cgsrs Powder, shot Bar salt Petrc Ini 20
.' "l which viii i- offered low Cor cas-. puncusl dealers.
SCI" 2 7. WINSTON CO.
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!"
NEN-l YORK.
1896, Spring TRADE. 1896.
lNASrERN. sHfLDON A TOWNSEND No II Murray Street
IL Near Broadway, inrortrr. and Johherr of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
invis the attention of Merchants waiting their large
Andv tuck of
Ribbons. DRESs TRIMMINGS
LAcFs, MILLINERY GOODS
GLOVES, EMBROiDkRIEs
SMALL WARES, WHITE GOODs &C.
We Cash exclusively
the above mentioned Ge (pseusriy DRESS INNINGS AND
RiBBONsJ
They mostly --l-c,i bv Frrap- which yy.-
u superior eitl- Tor obtaining a.. FASHIONABLE STYFs
ani snses u- 1" onr them to the closest buyers.
pondng With those charged for staple goods.
JalS-d3m (Pl
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IlIpnnrAA... .rn ENEn.uan

LOOkIN G-GLA ASSES
AND PICTt RE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
HORACE. y. SIsLER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALEROOMS
al FORSYTH STREET, NEW YORK
u. "a. v. would attention o. strangers visiting
w n" city, ANA cspeci,ly trade 40 hi Nt.nsl,e
wAktROoMs ann MANUFACTORY
n utviiltj f,ct to all
"n, on Tie lowest po,,hir terms. Tho rrpte with
choice sIsrciiuen e q Of
... RCiI gliding ~ ALL It's BRANCHES
MoULhlN"S, RICH GILT, ROSE WOODS OAK, MAPLE ZEBRA
AND MAHOGANY,
lee variety and cot.tsntly ou hand
Orders f.u all parts UNITED STATES AND CANADAS
executed Sl pr"mtU-., packed with the
\ lt,.a discount aliosei tu l.o trade. Y sIGLFR,
hos-sm-ts,Nts - o., 90 aud Il Forsyth y
SAFETY FUSE.
NoR Mining PurI~-. and teuitug in
n anddrN blasting, 81 kinds cotton and A.u
Fuse also the -lHgir aui double lsI~ Water Fu.e
Manufactured Ani -oid by GLENN PUTNAM
Liberty ~, NrWN
iF- Orders promptly all L,ul, Of Gun Ia~r Of he
most approved bfahd- Eis ENhtoua Work ship sig
"'' 49, A.. molly l-v.As
FOR The 1000. 900.
THE a. -. PATENT UARnIE COMPANY
CAPITAL slG5.OUO.D
~" ''> h.''"i'Nfg, 'o,. H'"k.r -''erf, Nsr FORK,
"a COLUMNS PEDESTAIS. PltASTFl.S SINgS N In ip.Ia
tun oi SisANA hSAtE irHAN Ng,LTAN and all fancy Mar.
'c' equal n strength beauty and durability m,-ble 10
respects
which urged where paint co, var.
tisi. &c. form ic temporary polish hau Tie .lt Man.
ur tom p o SO Orders nom Builders Cabinet Makers su
es solicited and satisfaction guaraucd Agents principal
e''e' 'Ie"''i VIII PErER RENNIE, Pres.
J'StfH LNAA' Sc LoNEL q. MlCkLES. ". Pres.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
ls P'I-r - smw-siy, -; weekly tS always
n Nancs k.intiancc- he made Publishers
Ia III s"- where evidence s taken the dcpo. the
Post Once containing
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uERtLI.O IRON PIpE WOusAs.
merrill JAQUES
li4 Crnjfe street. New York,
AN ANUfACruRERs AND DEALERS N WROUGHT IRON
4FH Ppcs, ftnF Toni description Of apparatus
Connected N'h steam, Water Gas heating igng
Steamers Cusr Hotels, Pvate Dwyng- Hospitals, Village,
ftcturr- lni Hail..
M."-|alV,s. Cocks Pumps, Guuers, Boilers
tu
oar st-w Cutting Machine
Wtrr i,i O. i Gull- the Wotk other invention.
or- s"lc~d if"in aecon- Of the and promptly
rnded TO- Jsii--y-lPl
SBOW CASES,
NNu 4 - a RiS FiitSr Piti.tiIt W SILVER
H PLATED ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
SNOW CASE WAREROOMS
CORNER E-tI- AMI HsfsuY n .i.ffl lofI.
SHOW CAstS fitrfn MvTH JtNEI. TRAYS.
hrer. per u,h N'i 'ty rrfct,Lecs psompy
JstS-lm- III
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

PROM s " PETrESGILI. cos SEwsPAPER kDvERris-
HOUSE
= NJ nearly all
In III. Usid States aud cansdss ones- tis Nassau
New York, and 10 state strr, Bosts
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'sos vscHss H.rss ~ s.-.u
fhsEr,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
To Those who wish Farms.

FENo have fertile Land at cheap price and on U easy terms, your attention is called to the RIBGwAr FARM AND CoAL COMPANY, Twenty-fve acres or more in proportion. given for OO pay able in nstal,nents of s1 per week S4 per month It is located in Elk county Pennsylvania and has of the best markets for it's produce in the State The soil is fch loan and is not to be surpassed for farming, eSai1ination will show It has the best elements of prosperity being underlaid by two rich veins of Coal and will shortly be intersected by four railroads. The timber is of the most valuable kind
 Title unexceptionahls good and warrantee deeds are given. IL presents good and substantial opportuni-
 y to commence farming providing for one children or making an. investment. Further particulars can be had from the pamphlets which are sent to in auirefs Letters answered promptly. Apply or ad- dress SAMUEL W. CATTELL, Secretary 135 Walnut street north side between Fourth and Fifth streets Philadelphia Full information is contained in the pamphlets
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
BOOk-Agency.

THE subscribers have established a Book Aeencys U in Philadelphia and will furnish any book or publication at the retail price free postage Any persons by forwarding the subscription pfics of any of the 8 magazines, such as Harpers Godey s, Put nam $, Graham's, Frank Leslies Fashions, &c., will receive the magazines for one year and copy of . splendid Autograph portrait of either Washington, Jackson or Clay; or, if subscribing to s2 and Sl magazine, they will receive copy of either of the three portraits lfsuhscribing to S6 worth of Nigga zines, all three portraits will Dc sent gratis Music furnished to those who may wish it.
 Envelopes of every descriptit md size in large or small quantities furnished. Seal Presses Dies, &c sent to order
 Every description of Engraving on Wood executed with neatness and dispatch. Views of Buillings. Newspaper Headings. Views of machinery Book H. ustrations, Lodge certificates, Business cards &c All orders sent by mail promptly attended to- Per- sons wishing views of their buildings engraved can send Dagnerreotype or sketch of the building by mail or express.
 Persons at distance having saeabe articles would find it to their advantage to address the subscribers as woua act agents for the sale of the same.
 DYRAM X PIERCE, 50 South Third st. Philadelphia Pa.
 H. BYRAM. T. MAY rIERcE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Rend and Reflect!

"J HEN l first commenced the sale of the cele. w brated Vermont Marble class of unprinci pied men said that it was good for nothing but finding that the people rH hare a this class o men palming of New Preston Limestone ana other inferior qualities of Stone for yermot Marble Persons in want of Gravestones or Monuments oi the Rutland. tvtl or Italian Marble, or any other work in my line depend upon getting the simon pure article, worked in the best style and at the t.res poSe rote', by coming to my establishment by letter. A large collection of drafts on hand TERMS CAsH. Fs
 Please refer to Brs. A. S. Lewis or c. NJ. Hooker Etehfeld A. J. Pickett or & NJ. Ensign South Farms; Gen. Abcrnethy Charles R. Wclton, Vol cottsille Messrs. Camps, Winstcd Noah Garnsey, Norttfcld-or to my work in almost every Cemetery in Litchfcld county.
 s. WARREN
 Waterbury March, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
LitclhficItl Hat Emuorium.

vESHE citizens of Litchfied county are invited to U call on the subscriber, who keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of HAIs and CATS of every variety and fashion. The subscriber having made complete arrangements with the best and most fashionable houses in New York city for supply of Hats and Caps, is prepared to furnish all who may give him call with articles in his line that cannot fail to>suit. and at prices as cheap they be bought in any place in the United States. He has on hand Silk and Fur Hats of Genns and Knox $ manufacture; also, large assortment of Fancy Hats and Caps of every description. He devotes his whole attention to this particular line of business and hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons for their generous support and humbly asks for continuance of the same. Store in West Street. two doors west of the Court-H House.
 HIRAM JACKSON. Litchficd March, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

ID UBLlC attention is invited to an improvement
 in making Shingles by means of a machine patented by Jonathan Bonnet. By the arrangement of the knives this machine preserves almost entire the grain of the timber, which is great considera tion in the of Shingles s-jointing them. and producing near ono third more from given quantity of timber than can be got by any other process now used and every shngle is perfect-without liability to clip shorter mar them in any way by checks or shakes, and leaving every one sound as if riven. It has also the advantage of greater dispatch, two shingles are produced by each descending motion of the gate to which the knives attached and cut ting from three to four thousand per hour. Manu- factnred and sold by FIBER s. PETERS, Kent, Litchi field County, Conn rs
 fE@ Also, is manufactured a machine for cutting Lath, and warranted to cut one hundred per minute as sound as if sawed. The machines may be found two miles west of the depot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
New Machine Shop and FOundr
 At Norfolk

VNHE Laurence Machine Company are now pre-
 II pared to take jobs for building, fitting up and repairing all kinds of machinery and mill-work which they have facilities for doing short notice and on reasonable terms any other establish. ment.
 The Foundry is one of the hest in the State and as they have purchased all of the patterns belonging to the late Boyd Manufacturing Co of Winsted. they at less prices than they be procured eisew here
 Experienced workmen are employed in the various branches, and whoever may be in want of any kind of machine work can depend upon having it done to their satisfaction and requested to give them a call A. J. EIWELI, Agent Norfolk. August 1st, ls55. -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
lIeN0 sxs<lss

F 19a1k S* 1& s'2s A>S IA es ~ II 4<%c.
 II UsT rsceived 6 spIendfd stock of staple and soD fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of hoad- cloths CsssimereS &c. French inerinos and Cobuxes in choice cobra Ffsnch and American rlain and fancy muslin Delaipes, DebaSes, Ginghpans, and plaiss ma eilk gAIa PIaids black and plnid and striped Dress silks in rich patternss Thbet Gash- mere and wool long and square slawls weoi, Sc {; Hanncls, moreens diapers bieached and unbleaehed
 Rsady ys.ads Cittay- "A large stock If coats, vests pants, shirts, merino do. and drawers &c Hosiery, gloves, etc in great variety. woolen yarn, carpet yarn, colored and white cotton batts and waddng. Dress Trimmings the largest stock in the county 1; Shoes-Ladies, misses and chldrrns of all descrip- tions patent rubber boots and shoes Flour geese feathers, groceries, crockery & all Of which have been selected with great care and will be offered for cdsh, produce work at small advance from cost
 IS Shirts given out to be made up in any quanti- ty Also. Insurance agent for several good conpanes
 s. N. BRONSON.
 Etchfeld, March, 1856. A: sss~ ,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

SALT IN STARCH The Homestead says thu, this addition to starch, while IL gives the clothes a gamd appearance and nmkrs ,i,'m iron smooth, is destructive of the cl"th, and should never ht practcrd The samr piece of linen was divided and used in two famiiirs, in one of hch salt was added to the starch. la ihs fa,.i.y the linen failed Olbsr circumstances eonhrm the opini"n that it was the ssi, ,i.at psodacrd this result. Wes.e a bis of sprraaceti. or piece ot lard as large as smsIl chesnut. in a qnar. ef s,arch, and consider is great improvement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
R. MerIinnan Matchmaker and JeWeier,
 At the Old Stand
At the Old Stand

H AS just received from New York a fresh lot of II Il very desirable Goods Jewelry &c consisting of gold and silver spectacles gold Breastpins finger and ear Rings, Keys, shirt studs, vest and guard Chains, Wedding Rings very pure article.
 full assortment of near-sighted and convex spec taele glsses-which makes the best assortment ever offered in this place. and will be sold at the lowest prices Best sterling silver ware made expressly for retail. Watch repairing done in the most skillful manner; no apprentices employed at watches n this establishment Coffin plates on hand and engraving done at short notice: mendng done as usual A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
 Litchfied March IS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
2 Grccn-Nforntain Feed-Cutter.

rDVHIS machine was invented and patented by A James H. Bennett of Bennington, Vermont, who has devoted twenty years in perfecting Feed Cutter, combining amount of utility never before attained. This machine requires no expense of re- pairs, is emincntly durable. and will cut either hay. straw, cornstalks with equal facility, and with more ease and dispatch than any crank, or other Feed-cutter in use An examination and trial of the article will satisfy the most incre,lulous.
 All orders addressed to the undersigned will re- ccive prompt attention. Price $7. 4s
 AARON D. WELLS, of Plymouth,
 Proprietor for Iitchfield County. Plymouth, Dec. 1lth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
House and Lot for Sale.

YHsHE subscriber offers for sale his House and lot ! U in West Street. The House is conveniently ar ranged for one two families. The lot contains uf acre of land well stocked with fruit. with a good barn, cistern, and wood house Persons wish ing to bargain will do we'll to embrace the present opportunity.
 THOMAS H. RICHARDS. Litchfeld, January 2l, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Home CuAso. -Shrw are few fssmefs wio have not deposi,. of (susd0 upep their owa far,..s. An old hrn.roost is almost always to he fonnd upon an old farm, where deposit Of canssic i,anase exists, of which much nay hs made especially n the cultivation of the easdvn. II should be mixed wi,i about six times iis bnik of muck or inzm and left in heap until the whole a'ass is i'os.agasy cn,,aisor it k dyclarrd by practical agsicntussl
 ;s,s s, be eoua.ly as gaA as giano. and unsuspas- ..a .s mauufe for vine aud gJten vegetables generally. Farmers should tak~ hint from ,h,s ;n rpOard to keeping hen house whrre all the manure may be sAvrd. The growing Of p"niiry is eenerslIy profitable business. aud, hy proper economy in this attes. may beinade much inore so.