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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

TskrsG Tak NarE We haze never been
very fsvorabl, towards thi> hing 81 ss.isg te
vote an Railroad Cars : eanb,.s,s AMI ,tA-r
travelling sehiele~-we We always 10 he'd upon
these counts Is bejn. STAINS Indeed 4ad
very liable to be blown a~ay-rer,arkably
light and ehatfv. But when a vote Is taken
among the working men. i generally tells tie
indication Of the political wind 10 a certainty
1t means something and can be relied on
in the day of trial, We learn that the vot.
was taken al the Dublin. Ind Foundry and
Machine Shop 5. Binkley \ Co. Proprleyors
on the sixth inst, HEB resulted as follows
Fremont %. Buchanan ?, Fillmore l. This
Foundry not only turns out lsrg. lot of
good machinery, but most excellent lot of
good Fremonters. Three cheers Tor the Dub
lin Foundry
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

The MISERABLE BLEAR EYED RAB.
BILE who have been transferred. like SO
MANY CATTLE. TO that new country. are
more 10 be pitied than blamed
This IS what the Washing; Union says
# the northern emisrants who have receatly
gore icte Kansas. The friends OF these
miserable blear eyed sabble" will have some
hing to say in reply the 4lh of November
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14
Latest from Kansas.


BY gentleman direct from Lpavenworth
We have news IRON Kansas. down 10 Tuesday
last.
We are informed BY hin tIai the emigraats
Mo accompanied Gen. Lane. have gone into
&e Territory. aud before this dale are proba
bly, Al Topeka Tue Raffiau> sent up a parry
ro ln5srcepi them. accompanied BY Company
{. ot the [ ;. Dragons, and Judge LIE.
cunpe. with tie avowed inteH ion. ii Is said
by his friends, OF taking Lane hol ling court
IN the prairie and hanging him To the hrs,
>wia-ing limb Bat their di>e -etjen over
fame heir ,.lor and they marched down
again" Tie Ratlisas @ere ol Capt, Clark
sons command Kansas nil ia''-snd
numbered about one hundred rifles. They
Went IN advance of The F, alars. The emf
grants were going on in squads, without mill
tary organization, but armed 10 reprl an attack
They looked dangerous enous h to be let alone
Our informant does NOT pat implicit confidence
IN all the rumors floating about in the river
towns, but he has ~ doubt that tie emf grants
are safely in the Territory.
At LeaYenworth, the Pro Slavery party
were as usual domiEeerint over tie Free Sac
men. They ale considerably alarmed ii ths
demonstrations made III The North, and the
emigration going torw I'd across Iowa. They
begin 10 think that hey are playing looslug
game. The Mercenartes from The South are
getting poorer aud poorer every day. A. he
oFparl unitles for plumber less frequent
NV days they unfrequently turn theil
arms upon each other.
The approach OF the Northern emigration
was giving quiet TO the interior of the Tenn
tory. The cry of all the friends Of Free Kan
Sss, is for more meni
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14
FOR PRESIDENTS:
Ohm G.. FREMONT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM L. DAYTON.
PEOPLES STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON. Of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
CONRAD BAKER, Of Vanderburg
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON. OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WIN. r. NOFFSIN GER, Of Parke.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
+. w H. ELLIS. Of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES. Of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. CRAVENS. Of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT.
JOHN A. STEIN, Of Tippecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEALE, Of Miami.
ron cnCCprss-Sru DYSrpIcT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

The HILIs ON FIRE We find the follow
ing in the Alton Courier of Wednesday:
Last night. on the his hest point Of the ele
vsied bluffs. Immediately above the city. q
large bon fire vas kindsd about eight clock
In no Tor OF the election OF E F. Blair to
Congress and success of Benton. The bon
tire was c. imposed Of several cords Of wood
and several barrels OF tar. throwing = brigh
light for miles around AT ore time the FIRE.
WAS beautiful. The tar ran down the sides OF
ne blut 10 several direc IONS On fire, giving
he Top of the bluff the appearance of . hill
nf nre. Skyrockets whixxed and darted
hroagh the air, and with cheer after cheer for
Fremont and Bisss!l, Benton and Blair, the
crowd dispersed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

FOR CoHGREss-5rH DISTRICT.
DAVID KILGORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

Dtstria Of Ntn iard IS Prabate C6mt Awa Ia 1856.
IySTATE of ). WESLEY STARK, illsolvent debtor.
The coiiFt Of Probate for the District OF New Sill
ford has limited and allowed SIX months from the
70 exhibit their claims. and has appointed Da*id s.
Boardnan and Eli Mygatt Esauifes. commissioners
to receive and examine said claims.
- 81 cersiaed BY GEQRGETAYLDR, Judge
The Subscribers give notice tisa they win meet at
r. S. Turril Office in said New Milford, the 14th
days Of Jere sid October, 1885, atone clock in She
afiernoon on each III sa.f dsss, for tho purpose Of
attending 10 the DATES of our said appointment.
e . - ID. S. BOA RDMAN, Commits
Ii ELI MYGA1T, soners
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested TO
make immediate payment TO-.
= 8 IS. j. S. TURRTLL, Trustee
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
NEW SPRING GOODS 1
Al me : 1vss-Hiye'1fo 1hey Come Il

ii UST received fine assortment Of fashionable
- Spring Goods accomplishing French and American
plain. fancy and mourning Muslin and Barege pe-
LANES Silk Berages. SIX and Mohair Debages, also
black. striped and plaid Dress Silks in rich patterns
French Brilliants French, English and American
Prints and printed lawns, and Muslins, Ginghams,
Shirtings, Sheetinss Linens, Diapers Ticks DeIins,
and White Goods II all descriptions Also Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons and Eiginss Laos, &c., in great
variety and ladies' Dress Trimmings for thegounty
Also. Breadcloths, Cassineres, and Ready made
Clothing Flanne,s Moreens, Tweeds, Sattinets and
Thibets Cashmere, and SILK ShawIs. Also 800 pieces
Paper Hadgings, bordering, Window Curtains Paper
and Muslns, Carpcting OIL Cloths, &C. Also, 19,0eo
Brick, Geese Feathers, Flour, Groeeries, crockery,
Shoes Cater Boots. Rubhers &e &e For sale cheap,
aud as good Is represented
Also Agent for several Insurance Companies aud
Town Agent for selling spirituous liquors.
S. N. BRONSON
itchfeld, April. 10th, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01


CAx'r Nh SAskn Is AnERica.--A Romnn
Catholic clergyman Of the diocese Of Gashci,
ssys the Londen Watchman, has received q
letter from an Irish priest, the Rev. Thomas
Beartlon. pastor Of Eastern Pennsylvania, III
the course q which the writer imploringly en-
treats BIZ correspondents 10 use his infiucnce to
cheek what be siesignatcs the insane spirit Of
emigration 10 America which seems to possess
the people Of ireland. "Thcy are rushing.e
says the writer, on tho almost certain ruin If
their souls, while their temporal condition is at
hest tnt little improved, have had mncsex
perience Of che mode Of life into which nearly
all orr people are drawn. and T. solennly be.
.liere that if the vessels which bring them ovel
were Suddenly to founder and carry every efea-
stars On board to tl,e depths Of The ocesn, the3
wos1ld have better chance d salvation than
they have amer they have lived for some time
in this eonntry. So entisely convinced ami d
tie fearful havoc Of souls which Is the result d
coming hare, that were the almighty God 4
give me power q buiIdiug ) vall Of Ere ar0nnd
Irslend, 10 prevent is people from leaving q
- 1*@pla be huiH before the hk with which,
- &dfing thIa lipe euula a.. For the low
e 3esus ~ % keep y0ar people athone, g.
svsg isllvidud gos hep yea snasea ! sou
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
N 9 w GOOD 81
MISSES BRADLEY q BUELL.

HAVING just returned from Nsw YoRK, would
take this opportunity toinvite the attention Of
tho ladies Of UtchfeId and vicinity to large and
shcics selection of Millinery Goods. consisting as
usual Of Straw and Silk Bonnets, Caps, Ribbons,
Flowers &c:, of escry variety. III addition TO our
Millinery stock can be found q fine assortment of
Fancy Goods, such as Gloves Hosiery. Mitts, En-
hroiderics Wells, Handkerehiefs, black Silks and
Trimmings for Mantllas which will be found equal
to any and at The lowest price, j
MOURNING Goons of every description on hnnds
and made to order at short notice
Also, Bleaching and Pressing done by the best Of
workmen, ard NO feel confident II viii give salts
faction. *~~ r
Thankful Tor the liberal ps.Fohaso heretofore re
ceived will endeavor 30 merit its continuaoe.
LitchfeId, April Ith, le56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

A PRoro EiRp N DlsFicrLry.-S ou,e gem
tlcinan IN Arkansas. Of more patriotism than
brains has presented 70 Prentice, Of the Louis
vile JourIlal, big american eagle, to be kept
by the sforesaisl Prentice il cage until Mr..
Fillmore selected President. and then released !
Fancy the unhappy lot OF this illlated srreanr
eel Years roll by and no tricssdly uand opens
the door Of bis prison ! Silently be waits for
the news which shah be to him news OF liberia
tioa! He grows old apace if previously bald,
hc becomes bladder his Zine plamage grows dim;
his burning eye cocks disnaally his beak falls
OF his tail-feathers drop out /; he tamhles from
his perch, and in his FINAL sqaawk an Audabcu
may hear the words, :" Where u Millard Fill.
more r. while a inoeking voice replies, "Je'
ra-xha p 80 ~ ~ .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
N0fiee..

TusHERE is in the town IF Norfolk young Stallion
u which viii be three years old the z4sh day u
Mag next and weighs from eleven hundred and ffty
10 twefye HUNDRED pounds He Is u the Morgan
extraction Tor actor sa;d symmetry considering
his size he cannot he eSccei. his dispostions ad-
nairable. he viii be used for stock this spring to
acteste Tor thcse That la the Appearance Of being
good his color Jet hsck; those who wish to raise
a colt from him must apply soon 70 MfNoN o:
JOHNSON. Of the firm of j. FL. SHEPARD 3 co.
Voolfolk CT. ApriI 18TH 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
S.IsovEs6,
Sheet Iron ana Tin Ware

fNNHE subscriber having recently opened shop a.
u the Village of West Cornwall, forsthe mana
fsstiite aud sale of Tin Ware &c. would respectlly
inform the public that he intends to keep ON hand
or furnish TO order Uoak and Parlor Stoves Of the
best and most approved kinds; Hollow Ware Store
Pipe. good assortment of Tin Ware, Sc. 60, and
will sell the same on as favorable terms for ready
pay shoft approved credit, as similar articles can
DO procured elsewhere, or the state of the markss
will warrant. A share Of public patronage solicited
Ii - I. MARSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

In Harwint,n, on the ed ultimo, by the Rev.
Mr. Miller. Horace Baldwin, Jr., Of Iitchfiead to
Miss Mary N. Loomis Of The former place.
In Wclcottsile. April oath, By shc Rev. Mr. NAL
CRY Harvey 3 Fellows, TO Miss Caroline Morris, all
Of Wolcottvile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

g IL ss "a a n, 81 essh s,Ss,;
-. - 49,
Tns pHr.alfrn yf cohtain faiti1fnl reporfs Of the
81 f3.f TSc;Iafra si,13 be;If.s ~ s1eey,i1g
tlet riif xauerally he pufIisIoi 81 the 1sy
"a 8 8 - -
Iose ~ n.x .oo.e "a =. = oar .ren
tin proc,,rfne viii 81 enfitlesi a ne
"a -. 49, a ers.v 90 e,,t.;red
q 80 80 8 49,
f1ha cxa.f.st 16,i3tasl I,iscseerv 81 tIe Aee /
q -. q - I 4. -.
y nse & - !. ollo =
~. ~ = zls'S - Z - sa..s
80. 49, zys s. se $3.50 - q E
49, = y . ess 81
~ never t-4lsa e IVY
Itnnnder nnmorJ ne nas nov n nls PossesSlon over
wy nun.Ied 81 g ssau0' - ~ashln
tMsAay Mlits " n9st1lls 80
Two possies = Hafransea % sofs 2 HalsaAe sore
noun e.Il go. -. 8.
Ons - slree Dosties WIZ cure Mo Wo1ss kin0 q
plmpaes ON the ace.
IS uIee oo.Iles vii eLeI w 4. q DIGS.
Two Dotucs y Warfanted 20 cure tne WORT aanker
~ 5ae mouth ana slomaen. - 80
y nye bottles y waEfansed se cure 1he Worst
$50 y srysle,ass
~ = wy D'ss'es = "al isuso1 = ss1s 90 uull'oi
n sae syss q s<s9ss
I've potfies = warranted 70 cup running o. tho
ea,s aaa Oio.cneS among tue nah
/ fouf 70 slx pottles y Warrahseo 20 cure corrupt
IN, ni Iul,nsnS ulcsIs
One Dotsie VIII cure scalx efupHons o. the skin.
Two g three bottles is warranted 70 cure the worst
case OF ring
70 three potties u wasrantea 10 cure tho most
ueITihte e.ae g InsuulatlsM-
InIee 70 Hour bottles warranted % cure sa rheum
rive 70 eaSat Dotties Wlu cure the worst case OF
scroiula- - Z.
Dehent Is aiWays experienced from fhe INST bottle
perfect cure warranted when the above quanti-
y y taken.
vain tired all the wonderful meei'les OF the day q
taat common weed, growing on the pastures and
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

NvcTICa -JoHs SMITH committed for burglary,
will petition for pardon at the next session Of
the Legislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
Daytor1s' 11slodeone

Daytons 16slodeone
Tbs following are among the testimonials lately
received by the manufacturers Of these well known
and highly approved Instruments;
From r. Proctor, 7saeh~ sf A.ss.
Nzrs. A. IT, D.eoni
Gentlemen--It is with much pleasure that I offer
my testimony as to the cxcellcncy Of the Reed In
strtuneats manufactured hy yor, and am happy to
say that in my. opinion they have not been eYudaal
ny any manufaeturedin this country. Yonrs, Sc.
+. pEocroR, Bennington, N. It
From Oliver r. Nsrton Orgu,ia and Teacher AZ Music,
ST. johns. Neg Urunsriet.
Mesrs a. ri Dauoa.' IS
Gents-Ths Melodeon purchased Of you in April
proves to BIO very superior instrument in every re-
spcct, and am pleased to learn that all Of the Me-
iodeons of your manufacture which in use in this
vicinity give satisfaction
Respectfully Yours, q. r. Nkwrcs
st. Johns, N. b. July 2ist 1855
From Professor Wason.
Bosros, July lsthsis55.
.Hesrs. A. & J. Damon: s $3.50
Dear Sirs-Having carefully examined the very
excellent Melodeons of your manufacture, allow me
to express to you my qualification In finding in them
all these qualities which 60 to make up superior
instrument, viz: perfect equal temperament and
excellent tune, prompt and even action beautiful
style OF finish, durability power and superior quail
ty of tone which last especially think exists h
snch remarkable degree IN the Instruments in
question to place them far In advance Of any Me-
lodeons have ever before seen.
Very truly Yours. &c. Gro w. wrsoS.
From s. c. JoQa, Nep Fork
800 BRoADwaY,.N. Y.
From J. r. Kason, Tsaeher Of Masc on Piano saad
- 81 Mskoaeosa 5ss
Having examined the inipr0vcd model Mclodcons
manufactured by A. g. DAv roS, Wolcottville Conn.
am prepared to express my confident opinion tina.
they are the most perfect instrument of the Kind
manufactured
ts...-- J.F. WATSON, Jr.
Boston. July 18th, 1855.
From Wm. A. Hasiaway Oyeanis aud Conductor Of Ms-
&c al khe .Hafnser's Church. Boston
-. B0sToN, July 10th, 1865
Kessrs A. & " naan
Gents Having recently had On Opportunity 10
examine yonr heautiiul style of Mclodeons. i take
pleasure in recommending their great Superiority In
many respects especially In their quickness of
speaking. excellent time mud temperament their
great power and superior quality Of tone, whic, d
tree from That harshness prominent II, some in
strumcuts Of this kind
Yours truly, WV A. HArnAwAr.
A. 81, Rafau, Wolcottviile. com.
0ens. The Malodeons of your manufactare which
have disposed have given the greatest satisfaction
andal can recommend them ~ being of quality Of
tore and touch equal TO any thing IN tine country.
Yours truly. SAN'L @. JolLIE.
New York. june 10Th, 1856,
fSr See advertisement on fourth page
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

NOTICE IL hereby givea that an application viii
be made 20 tiis nest Legislative for the dis.
charge Of Rsmulus Potter from State Prison
H. b GRAVES AH'y.
Litohfeld, April 2lss. 1856 5, !. ].
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

NicaRAGrA-We bear from New Orleans
that Col French has left San Juan for Aspin-
wall. owing to quarrel with Walker. II is
reported that Walker had 200 men marching
10 meet the Costa Rieans, .who wtrc expected
TO invade Nicaragua. The accounts are nieagcr
aud unreliable. Col. SchlesSllgcr has been
coartmarfialed on charges Of treason and CO.
wardice. The result Of schlcssineer's engage
ment with the Costa Rcans Is stated to be a
loss Of ninety meu. including the missing
We have advices from Vera Cruz to the 22d
and Mexico to the 18th Of April. Tine country
was In a more peaceful state and communica-
ton between the capital aad other piaces was
uninterrupted. Tamarcx, the defeated rebel,
had ESCAPED in disguise on board the English
war ship Penelope The church property had
hecn finally seized by the military, the bishop
having refused TO give il up. IL is said that he
had previously offered President comonfort
$so0. 900 to lssvc the decree Of con6scatIon
revcked. .-t-t ~~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

MOUSE To Let or For salc--A two story House
M with y good Garden and Barn, convenient for
one two Families situated in Street Iitch6eld:
lately occupied by Q. al 6. Todd Enduire Of N.
D. MaNlEtl Of CHARLES ADAMS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
phnnix salt Mills,

1Eo. i. FAULKNER Co. Mos. s and 6
N sanfords HlooiS. Fleet Street offer to the
trade By the thousand bags. or smaller quantities.
GRCI1nd HOCk SRlts
put UP IN various sized bags, sutatie for r1a;ilng
The quality Of the Salt ground BY us Is superior 10 the
New York Salt as Il acknowledged BY the dairy In
terst who hare used H. Our Salt coics direct TO ~
from the West Indies b the ships Of -. Towbridges
Sons and is selected especially for dairy and fahle
We ruling 70 uc7nsfa AZ Bair to Keep sirsg abirh 4
psopslg mcds 9Th our 6aV.
Persons osEiias Il the odise Of The PHoNx SAIs
MINIS Nos. 8 and 6 Sanfords Block Fleet street,
New Haven, NAY be supplied By the bag, bushel d
barrel, Is they may wish 4
Old Hock, Turks Islani, 81 ubes md liverpool
SIX SAT- may always be obtaired Of Is Id large or
snail quantities mt the lowest rates.
r. Orders BIZ mali promptly attended to-
GEORGE Z. FACEKNEE&eo.
Nos . and 6,Sanfords Block
Eleessareeks Eew Izsven, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

DERUvIAN GUANO-At lowest market
prices. wholesale and retail Government
weight and brand on each bag, for sale at the Ags-
csstturd Implement aud Sesd Warehouse Of r. L. ALLEN,
Nos. 189 and 19l Water Street, New York.
Aliens celebrated Moving Machine cannot clog.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

~ x CASKS HADsEIIas LIME, just received
q % and for sale low, by 49,. ~ y. u.
woleottviils March s1st 1869. : 3. q g e
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
Two High Blood Colts.

Two High BloSd Colts
MORGAN WILD ar, ri, and ESGt1ssf Du-
ly1 RoCK---Thc Morgan prenfiuns Colt raised By
iirlphro Seymour, ESQ, Of Vermont with a Zenith
Colt. will stand at Or. Fairchilds Barn. Woodbury.,
up town, this season. LOTT FEM
Woodbury., May let 1856 s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

GUA NJ CT
an TONS iuan.,-cargo of shin Mountain
II OO Wave, from the Poetic ooeaii, for sale at
a reduced price by
i GEORGE L. FAULKNER & co.
~ Fleet Street. New Haven
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

n COM PAPER-7000 Pieces OF this article
II just receiyed-comprising all the latest pat
terms and best styles offered in the market.
.sssg,.ss N. & 4. A. BERRY.
woscottsille, April q, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
Great Rush
"A t.
= II "A u DIS.
In WOLCOTTviLLE,
$3.50 p Or
N E w Q q Q D S !
ar No time for particulars today.
Can soon for bargains.
wolcottville, April s0sh. 1856.

Notice.
NKIE would here say TO our friends that our
wv stock is complete with every vuriety Of goods,
and We propose to sell them cheap.
s ssssS n s n A. BERRY
WoIcottville. April n. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

HorzowAY's Pits unauast ionably the most eficas
cicns Heedy in the Union ~ Asthmatic Complaints
and Coughs The number u cures these wonderful
Pills have effected in AL parts 81 the Union more
partcnlarly III cases of asthma Of long standing, and
coughs, leave no Doubt upon the mind Of Al who
kind ever made known isy d perseyeranee With this
admfrabe remedy the sufferer y quickly restored to
health, after every other means have failed and i
iss truth beyond dispute that there Is no case Of
bilious disorder, or liver complaints but that Will
quickly yield to the powers Of this mighty medicine
llr e. Gould, Of IAwTeneeyille; Georgia, was
troubled with humor which broke ont in his face.
Frequently he was obliged to dcsist from shaving
saiys," he able to shave again without pain or
trouble. Price 70 cents per box = -.
Wholesale orders addressed 70 J. r. SUr1xyAs, Pro-
prietor, Boston. II may be had at retail; Of the
Agent.
Sold ~ A, G Smith Litchaeld, AlvordA brother,
Wolcottvflle. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
A new Branch Of rxads.

New York city. Albany, Boston, Worcester and al
The large cities have their prominent dealers in far
mer's tools. and all the modern agricultural and
horticultural oontrivancss George M. Way 60.
u this city. says the Hartford Coursnt have taken
hold q this business with energy, and reared q
massive warehouse In Kingsley street stories high
100 feet deep and 40 feet vide. It's devoted from
cellar b attic 10 the exhibition Of ehrns tiles or
draining of various shapes, yokes piows, harrows,
cultivstors horse hoes, cast iron hubs road shovels
corn-piantes, Sc Perhaps the most curious consfiy-
sncc We cav. q corn-ptnter intended to deposit
che feftilixig material and the seed, both at the
came time This insures the most econonica use Of
she maaars. and toany who farms a few acres
must be valuable consrvanoe. The costly fertiliz
en- must he used in the most juiicous way in order
10 pay. Bat Way & Co have provided ample space
Cor farmers % call In and for themselves by ac
tuai handbag just how the machines operate Far
nsers are self wicd that like TO make u their
eva nsisk sEd cannot be coaxed 10 faster than
their nss&ral gait The warehouse In Kings!y street
win pay any farmer for the time spent Examining
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

n have just returned from Hfarkx with aell sesscted
stock Of Nnw Goopss snnsistfng Of = MI vety
pretty style Spring DeLaes Ealieoes Of entirely ncs
designs and pattarns, heavy brown shcefinos and
shirtings bicached shirtings and linef1s With rooI
assortment Of housekeeping Goods which oflSr a.
low prices for cash or exchange. g
A. @. BRADFORD, Wo1coftrifk
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

60 Beg pardon of our Waterbury neighbors for
the uninteu.icnal oversight Of last week Our Junior
pat up thc mail, and iF fear Of running short Of
papers cfnttsd exchanges
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01

Jsnn Rkxp. Esq-, formerly Of the Norwelk Ga
srtse and instructor in the mysteries Of the art
gives his Introductory in the columns Of the Ashta
buia tohio,D Telegraph. After spending some years
In business iss iahsious hardly expected his re-
tsrn 70 profession Ehis ,,nerslly proves ex-
acting than profitable. It's, a~css OF Ohio have On
important sesson b siseir str eusl, whose In
Guencc wi bc felt Ia the hight direction and We
wish him all success In his enterprise. knowing
shat whatever energy and discrimination canaccon-
x,fs~h xxfit a.. h;s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-01
Millinery and Fancy Goodsf

West CORNWALL, April i4th, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-05
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