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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

How FILLMORE WAS NoxxxrEp.- Mir Fin more received, on the test yate for the nomina- ticn, forty.6se sutes from the sAsehafdag stsses. and but twentysix ftem the free of the tii1ty- Eve delegates ffum his owr state, only eight voted for him. The entire pro oslavery' srctsot, except Kentucky Aitwo scattering setes. went for him This snd the secession of the Frcesoil members nominated him 1ilsl r -,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

NOTICE All persons indebted to A G. Bradford W January lst ls56 mns; make immediate pay lnent to the same. Render, mn1n vou
 A. G. BRADFORD. Wolcottvilie Fcl, 29th lS5G
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

sportsmcn of the following extract from the Re vised Statutes of Connecticut ..e
 Every person who shall. between the first day of February and the fifteenth of September in any year, kill or destroy any of that species of game called phcasants, partridges or quails, shall forfeit the sum of one dollar to any person who shah prosecute therefcr in an action upon this statutes .ss .a S=z ss s<
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

To 14oee a,aps TssTitory-A meeting of the Rspablican Eesoes of Etch6eid will be held at the Asasion H0aSe, on Saturday, March 6th. at o'clock F. II. b appoint delegates to the Republican State Cmvsntioo to be held tt Hartfasd, 0n the l2th of March, and transact any other basiness which may be deemed expedient 5 EsaHs " oa s.saag3 al5a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

MAsaasorr SALyK CURES CIcEaATKp SORE I1rs.- Lewis r. Atwood says, have been afflicted with sore lips for years bad that they would ulcerate
 and have consulted physicians regaiar and irregular. They have prescribed inward and outward aoplics- tions, but it was of no avail At last WAS induced to try the " Massasoit Salye, which healed rny lips in short time. And now when se.. friends with ailments of like character my first impulse is, to ask them why they do not use your Salve I am your much obliged servant, ;sfl 7 9s.''-s s,.-~
 Sold by A. c. Smith Litchfeld Alrord & Brother. Wolcottviile ssSseSE# # - 1---'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

PASSING AwAY-Thc number of soldiers en- gagged in the War of the Revolution was 23l, ; 79l Of their members there arc less than fourteen hundred now living whose ages must average nearly ninety years R have died during the past year-and should this mortality continue, with the natural increase as they advance in years, but short period will elapse, when these venerable octogcnaries will be known to us only in history In all probability, many of the present generation, will witness the solemn funeral rites to the last of the Heroes of the Revolution. .t
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

fH The Editor of the L,.es7aatioaai Journd says Of all the specifics offered for the cure of Lung complaints. we have the greatest faith in 'WtsrAK $ BALsaN or WILD CHERRY Free from those narcotic ingredients which enter largely into the compost ton ot some other patent medicines it acts without injury to the nervous system We speak of this valuable medicine from personal tssor1q. of its ef iects Scarcely two years have elapsed since mem, Der of family wss raised iron, the very brink of the grave through it's use and in several suIseouent cases where it has been administered in our house hold, it has never failed of the desired cffect- We cheerfuils eosanaend it to friends in the British Provinces aili among the rest of mankind as certain remedy for ncipieiis diseases of the lungs
 Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail. only by SETu W. FowIR, Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed. and for sale by X. C. Smith iitclhcld Alvor'l X Brother Wolcottville Pct.rx Co, Watcrtown. and druggists generally
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
EOr Sale or To ReIst.

A SMALL House and Lot situated in the west part of the village of Iitchfield Apply to F.. II. Wright, Milton Conn. address the subscriber at Poughkecpsie, New York
 S. c. LANDON
 March 5th lSo6 @-a .a.r... ... f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

ISsrRucrlyE.-Mr. Aiken, who was beaten by Mr. Banks, inherited fortune of more than as machinist, and is not to-day worth $2, 900 in the world. Mr. Aiken owusmo thsu 800 slaves: MT. Banks has wife and two chikl- ren, and worked twenty years of his fife in . machine shop! Mir, Aiken represented the Slave Power Mir. Banks the free muscle and spirit Of tho ceuhtTy. Mr. Aiken was beaten by Mr. Banks i.. ss*ss sa tiaa lss'aazsss4
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

SEVENTEENTH DIsrrIcT.--A Convention will he hold en at Botsford's Hotel in Falls Village on Tuesday March 1lth, 1856, at 10 o'clock A. M, to nominate candidate for the sufrages of the electors of the District. on the first Monday of April next. Each town will send delegates equal twice their number of Representatives in the General Assembly. r.
 By 0rdy gf District G"mrsiGee Goshen, March 4th, l856 E7
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

Tho subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of said deceased. on Monday the 18th of May. and Monday tho 18th of August next. at o'clock r. NJ. each of said days for the purpose of aten1ins to the business of sd appoint !uent.
 MOSES BEACH, ] Commits IEWJS CATIJ% IT. sionrrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
4 GIDDINGS, Clerk.

Inc subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Hotel "f A B Curtss, in sail Plymouth on the 6th days of May and August 1856 at o'clock in the forenoon, each of said days for the purpose of at tending on the business of said appointment.
 ...t... OLIVER SMITH, CQmmis s HENRY ATWATER. sioncrs.
 All persons indebted to said Estate, arc requested to make immediate payment tt -'" Hl atf"
 -5-N-. ... t' 'a" GEORGE BIRD .Adrninlst1ntor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
Fro. S c ,Jo1k. -Nrc Ksrs, .f,au

ssansasag5 ses as s@,a1 aa 300 BEoApwxx, N f.es A. q J nrsoa. woloottvilic, Conn. aasss a..i fs Ge,ts: The Mciodeous of your snanhfacture which IhAss dspceed of have given the greatest ana cln reconnaend them as being of aqusiity cf " tone and tonch equal to any thing in the country
 Yonfs truly, s@ 3 sAx'I C. ycfIas- i6 New York, June 12th. 1855. Y 1s's+sS''.' '@ Afzt'
 1~sec advertisement cn fourth page
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
L-$A-A.s-ASs

.[$A-L.s-Ags In Canaan, February 18th. George Williams, aged oS years. In this town, Feb 2Sth, of Scarlet Fever, Anna Wetmore.
 Oh! what is life 'Tis like flower
 That blossoms and is gone
 It nnrshes it's little hour s~ With all its beauty on
 Death comes, and. like a wintry day
 IL cuts the lovely flower away.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

FnTxzSTH DszR1cr.- delegates from tho several towns in the Fifteenth Senatorial District will meet in Convention at the Hotel of Charles & Church. in Wolcottvile. on Friday. the 7th day of March, 1s56 at 10 o'clock X. M for the purpose of nominating candidate to represent said District in the next 1egis lature. .s-.E 4- tes 43 a$5. Y E.
 Each town is entitled to twice the number of dele gates that it has Representatives esss". .lF i'saga
 Fl Per Ord~ q te DtSrsa Connittes.
 Litchfeld. February 26th, lsoG -.fasa;
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

U.ar7s of Pynoai ss P,o'ats ft4, Itbrur,. Ic 1g5t EHSTATE of DAVID MljNSOE, late of Plymouth AA in said District, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth hath limited and allowed six months from date herc of for the creditors of said Estate represented nso vent iu which to eXhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Oliver Smith a,fl Henry Atwater. Esluircs Commissioners to receive and examine said claims Certified by
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

WINTERS GoSE.--By the almanac we are assured that winter is past, but the softening influences of Spring" are experienced as yet only in the imagination Our old people call the past an unpreccdently severe season-and snch blocking up of railroads and highways, such con stant freezing, such mountain drifts, and such delightful sleigh-ridcs will lead the rest of us to remember that of '55-56 as remarkable winter ss5. ri .es.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

From ' F. Wsson, 7suaher ef .Nisie P'aao and
 @ T-@' NIoieoa. 'i rss .rssaF 5 .5s-
 Having examined the improrel model Meloicons manufactured by A. X J. DAYTON Wolcottviiie. Conn. am prepared to express my confident opinion tina, they are the most perfect instrument of the kind manufactured. .. sa a s6
 .I T4 ~ss. . J.F. WATSON, Jr
 Boston, July 18th, 1855. .s-.a f- -4,r,. ..s,-. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
From Prefssscr H1son.

fTor Ffgsczscf WN<oH
 r15sa T1-s .,s -~sz.- BosToS July 18th, 1855. .Hes.rx i. S ' Dgnon as H-7
 Dear sis-Having ca;efuisy cxarfinei tho very e1cesent Melodcons of your rtanufact,nc allow s,e to exysrtss to rnu .y graaisosion in fr.v in them irstrrrrcrt. yis: perfcet esual te,npeainent and excellent tai.e, ptonpt and even actso bcsntifsfl style of fnish, durability power and superior ana ty of tone-xAich lAst especially fbirh exists to such . remarkable degree in the instrHsnents in question as to raace them far in advance of any Me nleens | have ever before seen- =. -.. ss.z.s.
 Very truly Yours, 6c Gro, w. Wnsos ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

Ffom Hm 4. Rssnstuy, 0reaais and C7rsurtor of Ma-
 sn ss the Nariaer's Charch, Bostos.
 -ss,.-,..... l Bosros. July 10th, 1855. Nes., 4. < Y Basos "
 Gents-Having recently ha, an opportunity to examine your beautiful style of Mrlodeons. l take pleasure in recommending their great superiority in many respects especially in their quickness of speaking excellent tune ami temperament their great power and superior quality of tone which is free from that harshncss prominent in some in struments of this kind.
 Yours truly. wv. \. HATuAwAr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

E ADIES RUBBER BooTS-Just tue thing A1 for the season they are quite light. and also very fashionable Also. Sandals and Shoes together with good assortment of Shoes for Misses and Chiidren.r q5-~-9ss- SIT .s e,.5.s-s :. E--- ,
 5zs. -.a ssss les ALvoRD BROTHER.
 Wolcottyile Feb q, le:6 -..,.. -TT'.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
N E W e o 0 D s
 AT THE Granite Store.

fHHE subscribers would inform the public that
 u they have commenced filing cp with New Goods fer the Spring Trade ;having commenced our purchases early shall cont;Hac to feplealish Stock often. and shall always intend to keep com piete asortment of a the leading styles of Goods they appear in the market Ass. -,-sss. .t s,.,es a Y r.ri.g. ef T..f- .., WOODING < LEWIS, 1s -.s..,...., ~-..f. ,....4. Granite Store. < Woloottyii,e. March Sd, 1856. Fl..'t
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

TIE KsIcKERBocKrR for March---the best of monthlies, in our way of thinking -is at hand, from the store of Wm Patton. Notice his ad- vertisement on fourth page. 5S"Es 5g&HE
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

clubs taking their place. The ten thousand dollars required to be raised by the city of Phil adelphia to secure tho next National agricul- tural Exhibition. has been subscribed. At the annual meeting Of the Hcusatouic railroad Co, in Bridgeport, no change was made in the Di- rectors VIC have already giscn the financial statement for the past year. The people of Canton. Sinshury. Avon. Burlington and New Hartford arc moving to get up an Agricultural Society for themselves. Donclson, the nominee for Vice President was formerly editor of the Weslisgkom Union and in that paper via'eutiy assalted Mr Fillmore the present editors of ftha. rrpcr threaten to bring ont those remarks ir thc coming campaign. The" Border Ruiians'
 d Indspendeace. having offered $20Oo reward for Gen. Lane. alive or dead, Lane says he in tends togo do~s shcre and claim tho reward higpsslf as the meaey xssiti be very acceptable m these tight times. Incl Lonisiana Legislaturs ara abaaA te petitisa E6usFesi for foftiRcAtioa. at tho month of the Mississippi. and in the As emfaiaya Bay. Tho new steamer Merrimscl has heeD ordered cruise of the RAnks f New, feuadlAnd, to relieve vcssels in 0ietrces as Fht Democsaeys Of Yermoht, at their lafe Consei
 tion, endorsed the Administration, Kansse bil snd all. s'Hs'Fa ses - s''fs'tal
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
MAERIErTo.

In Amenta, Filth February, Watson Peck of Soatl Ellsworth, to Lucy Butcher or Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE with it's usual quan- tum of valuable and instructive reading matter, is received from the re-publisbers, Leonard Scott & Co. 54 Gold Street, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
American senator;al Con,,venuons..

ushGeld, February 18th, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

GaAHAx's MAGAZINE for the present. .month contains many interesting articles, and lots ol dissertations. fashio1plates, etc. s.The Pirate's Hoard" is continued, and q rood article on Newspaper Dtmnng, with other en. tsrtaining tales and sketches is given st si Y FsAsx LEsIIE,s PUBIIcA11oSs- -iazette of Fashion. New York Joarual, and Illustrated Newspaper, are. all unusually interesting works They are profusely illustrated with well execu- ted engravings, and filed with good reading matter. For them, address the publisher, 12 Spruce Street, New York, or Vim. Patton, Waterbury = % .' a's<s .1.s '..'e ''... ..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

vINHE GREATEST PICTORIAL EVER SEEN
Il Is THE PICTORIAL CLIPPER ofJoSES QUEEN
VIII be ready and Sseleyerywhsre, st6t
THE GREAT FOURTH of JULY PICTORIAL CLIPPER
Choek full Of Sporting Pictures. and all sorts Of ell kinds OF
Sporting Matter please tbs BOys and body else
Racing the Land Racing the Sea Sports Of the Ring
Sports the Field snd all other Sporting Matter Trade sup
Piled usual rates, BY the Agents at No los Nasssust
ROSS rOUsEY.
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Published This Day
COMPANION TO HOME INFLUENCE.
THE OLD VICARAGE.


Vol, limo, 4S psses-sl Is.
story Of remarkable excellence 1t mastery per-
fornanee belonfs by m intrinsic merits ssne TO the high
est order Of this class Of 6etioa Weekly Dspstea
This story Of the odfsshoDed sort entirely unlike the
lsrte class Of fictitious wrtnga' Lit Gazette.
This critics Of the English Pres hsve placed On
highest rank Of instructive and interesting hcona"
weekly Dispatch.
The Old Vics.ss regard work Of great power and
interest" London Athensum
we place this tale IN the highest rank deeply instructive
well as sbsorbnsy interesting hctioni" John Bull
THE WIFE'S TRIALS.
By the author Of THE Jealous Wife"
l.vol Octave. Paper. Price 80 eents Uniform with NJ"
Pardoe's Works.
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L. one Of spirited and amusing have read for long
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page" lAtoensum'
fiction will derive both peure and profit from
ne perussl this and instructive tale" britannia
1.-THE Wifes Trials of those pictures Of the inner
life of sociey which charm all The story viii
msId large circle Of readers" hessei ger
This very full Of Character and sbounds in life aud
STIR lExsmner
just Published
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teacher Of morality. and promoter of good works. We are
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN WHO
w STRUCK THE BOSTON BILLY PATTERSON
WHO RAISED GREAT HULLA-BALOo, when be W"
struck These are the all important questions of ths day Ali
.svers except ANONYMOUS ones will be received at THE
LEDGER Office, up to Daylight this morning when TIE
NETWORK LEDGER will DO Issued with It's usual prompt
pta
Furry the NJ wsmen, the big ones and small,
Hurry the Newmen, the short and the tall,
Hurry Freshmen Counters, Folders, and all
Az louder and thicker the public out call
From the humblest home to the palace hall
While the old folks sigh and the young ones bswi.
And the towns in rear, aud whr and squsii
TIL they've purchased THE LEDGER, aud read 1t
through all
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ONE HUMID ( d G L n s
"

QUEEN OF THE WEEkblES!
The kafona Salute the Psk the Queen the WeeA
lies, THE NETWORK LEDGER, hes streken terror iaso
Boston publishers, and CT tbs small Try
yps regain lost Of his eiseulsson BY
pla,ins SECOND FIDDLE 70 TIE LEDGER Isteo late
in the day Gentlemen, to come up to THE LEDGER no"
that have eircalAton Of
10000 COPIES.
And you have
LESS THAN FIFTY THOUSAND,
Uniess you money and liberia in spend
s than people generally Pull out your purses and
go IN you playing second sdde There's room
enorsh for all Price Of The Ledger ONLY -Four Centa
Give praise THE LEDGER, then prsse, TOO, the vii
OF BONNER to male it popular sail;
FEES con suered the field and surmounted the hill,
Ard has courage and es.h. and the talent to Gil
His columns with susht the bcs pens distiil.
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III zoo PAID for a SINGLE LEDGER
~ i ,COO ADVERTISEMENT tone in'ertion) in The
Weekly Tribune and
ONE HUNDRED GUNS
fred in the Park in honor Of TIE LEDGERS Here
EXAMPLE for THE LEDGERS IMITATORs. But what's
the use of talking people who have souls Can the Eth
opisp chante his skin the leopard his spots
CYLVANUS COBB, jr., is well acquainted with
the handwriting of several Of the DowGEs't editor' and
ANYBODY who derous Of gaining information In regard
ANONYMOUS LETTERS,
can be accommodated by inquirine at the
NETWORK LEDGER
Office By the way
COBB's GREAT STORY,
THE STORM SECRET,
creating great sensation and running the circulation Of
THE LEDGER up by thousands
Oh. for q thousand tongues to siDs
The NEW YORK LEDGER's pIsse-
In all its line there's not thing
Can touch II in these dsys
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O1 S00 PAID for SINGLE LEDGER
~ sOOV ADVERTISEMENT tone inseTtion) in The
Weekly Tribune ard
ONE HUNDRED GUNS
fred In the Park THE LEDGERS success Here
Ia an example for THE LEDGERS IMITATORs Blu. what's
Of talking people who have no soui Can the Eth
opian change his skin the leopard his spots
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A HUNDRED THOU SAND GUNS,
M GIN FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER TO THE
YANKEE NOTIONS, y
u he fred when sgspst keeping such large quantity
Of rowdef on had shsl have been abolished In TIE mean
time or , .rcurrp
will be heard when the
YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JULY
msko, It's appearance THIS DAY, which Will make que
much H'N' INV THE NOTIONS FOR JULY
Is regular rosIer worthy Of the glorious month anu ''
birthday Of un.., v.urrr NATION
us ILLUS ATOMS ell original all good AL fuhny'
and every one than charged for the whole
SENENTY-FI PICTURES
There's line, litter in letter snsh
every paragraph and regular sufsw on every pae e
nundEu rieh the
wesms Irresistible and the eouglomeraed huuor OF the
whole ,heet utterly uuupproachable. Buy u kesd and oe
fnrpv Only II? cents per COPY, s. Is per year FOR
'~s I" ~ WV W. STRONG, Publisher,
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His columns With susht the bcss pens di.til.
A n E W n o V f l.,
TIE AUTHOR OF THE HEIR OF REDcLYrFE-
ID. APPLETON 500.
Nos $40 and sss Broadway,
THE fV phTs gS'' On
Family Chronicle. BY 4. Au,sOf Of The Heir of Redeys.
"HeGt.esse &C; c,.,. .so
Two vols. lsrno. Paper Covers, eli CIoth, si ,"
THE PLAN OF THE AUTHOR N WRITING THIS
SERIES OF BOOKS
these the plan has been 10 present eufe
Of Crn. life With it. .n. daily ,s.ts % s.iSs 70 the
:. ss. 90 " ora. oD, .a Ses oSIy A.. thus
eIeSdsd ard the hope Of ~ in sn
der story exciting have been and the attempt has
been made MAKE the interest Of book depend on character
fIfract from Reritr Of ne H.i, q RsdoSss' and Heat
rb. sr. Of s. xDs. .seS made sensation her. va.
the Herr and what sensation vas Referring TO the
Of s' tear .'tss inr ''Rs
have been issued by t. PSb:hen supply The de@.ad
old copies attempt conjecture Not individuals
merely. but soo'ehOlds consisting IN great par. OF Sspas
esbe scqussnee with Fictitious heroes mot 70 spesh Of
c CARLTON V we s.re s hesitation IN PronouDeins Sir Guy
Aerve Of RedcyHe BIouet the most admirable one that We
ssns ardent eSr.fous child Of ssaia. .n3 ..
with the beauty hone.. and OysL.haS Cd
touching .sdne.s Of his desh-wbAt caution " there
What vision :"
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24
M. %. Euloich's.

Northwest corner of johnson and Third streets,
vIyILL be fund ono Of the finest stocks Of staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in this city.
1t comprises all the Aesary and desirable gods
for Ladies .Gontemen's and Children i wear. Their
stock Of fancy silks barcgcs, de LANES, chalices,
tissues lawns briiiants. robes cloths, cassieres,
vestings, &c, is full and complete. Families viii
find embraced in this stock:
Linen and cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheeting,
Lace and Swiss Drap-ry curtains,
Fig. and plain A oil prints,
Lancaster aud Al.andAle quilts,
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckXbuck,
And cotton toweling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods for close profits We re-
spectfully solicit nshare Of public patronage.