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nests DaaA Thss.
T il very sure that Lilles chilled Iron Safes An
J. becoming very popular. The demand 10 inersas
ing Sheet Iron Safes are constantly being throw
aide and Lilies Safes used instead. They an
for sale by TILLINGHAST, LANE DUnL,
MOVES Sign Of the BroAdAxe.
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stoves.

Among the former tney
would cali particular a.
tentien to the "0olden
IRA" Hot-a MIR Cook Stove
vhich has now stood tn Q
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DRiTrANiA WARE. Of superior quality and
ID finish, for sale BY
TILLIN0AAST, LANE BuEL,
noy6-d Sienof Droadnxs, uaia-at.
PARLOR = BEATING crows.
DARLOR and Heating stovessf Eastern Aanufac-
j ture, for wood or coal, for sale BY.
TILLIN0HASI, LANE 4 RU8L.
scp23d. Isl, 1eptn street.
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WANTED.
A coNFoRrAhLE Dwelling House, for which
~ wiz psy good price, and make payments to
suit the parties.
sepsSd VIM. III. AUSTIN
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L0rNo.s 5, Block 45-with Improvement. ro,
further pArtisuisrs, Applyt.
c. X. DlMOND,
coS-d kiibourne' q Block. Main at.
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LOT TO- Block 100, on Morgan street, between
,ssn Ana asth, With new brick house, will be cold
low and on reasonable terms
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Ali kinds kept constantly on hand and Z,
ShiPstud. Be-, At the City Mills Store
ssptS-d w. H. AUSTIN 4 Co
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TN Mustang Lniment cures Stiff Joints.
TIN Mustang Eminent cures Burns.and Wounds
III. Mustang Eminent cures Sores and Ulcers.
TnE Mustang Lniment cnres Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples.
Tm Mustang Liniment cures Neuralgia
Tn Mustang iniment cures Corns and Warts.
Tm Mustang Eniment d worth
1000 600 DoLLARs PER AxxUN
to the United States. the preserver and reorer Of
valuable Horses and Cattle It cures all Sprains Gal
led Places, Wounds and Stiff Joints.
Will you answer this question! Did you ever
hear Of any ordinary Sore, Swelling Sprain Stiff
ness, either or beast; which he Mustang Lin
iment would not cure! Did you ever WHIT any re.
spectacle Druggist in any part Of the world-in Eu
rope, Asia or America-who did not say that it was
the greatest discovery of the agei Sold everywhere
Every family should have it; 3 sizes,
BARNES PARK
Projectors, n. Y.
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DisIt Of P'yme,ah, ee. 4rotae Court. Sept 81, 1856
IL Plymouth in said District, deceased,
The Court Of Probate for the District Of Plymouth
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the Creditors Of said Estate. represented
insolvcnt, In which to exhibit their claims thereto
and has has appointed Serene Gaylord and Andrew
Fem, Commissioners to receive aud examine said
claims Certified by AMMI GIDDlNGS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at
the Office Of the Eagle Lock Co." in said Ply
mouth. on the 9th days of January and March,
A. ID. 1867, ut 0 o'clock In the forenoon. on each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending ON the
business OF said appointment,
s sH"a.S G, Won Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
3t-32 HENRY ATwATER, Admir-
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ELM PARK SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen.
IL Etchfeh, Conn, five hours from New York }
Particular attention paid to pupils fitting for the
Counting room, for College and for Teaching. A
Chapel, Reading room, Library and Gymnasium have
been added to the commodious building before erect
ed, rendering the Institution the most desirable for
educational purposes in New England. A limited
number can obtain board with the Superintendent.
Coed Board near, at satisfactory
in German, and the French and italian, by accom-
plished Teacbers.-R. C. Loveridge, Instructor In
Observation-Disclosures should be made early. to
FAkNkR BRACE Co., No. 4, Courtland-St New
York, or to the Superintendants- : -=:::<.::c
.... Rev. JAMES RICHARDS p. D.,
Rev. THOMAS HEMPSTED II. 4. =
itchfeld, Conn.,, Nov. 26, 1856. H-3l
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/. Form the Buffalo Commercial.
Home Matters.
900

Nr1 TWnoyKnkSf In MuOD1OEs-ln abiding TO
en- interests, we have before taken en-
1Esam. ,Gso. A.Pnnce, 4 Co., manufacturers Of the
" Imprcyed Patent Melodeon." Few Of our citisens
sreaase Of The extent and importance Of the Dusi-
nsss, which has within few years-under the able
mauagement of Messrs, Prince & Co.-grown up IN
on dds, giving employment to over two hundred
Of our best mechanics; scattering abroad tnrougnout
sssry SAfe In the Union, the Capadas, the Shores
Of TIE Pacific and even 10 the far distant Indies. the
ssrs thnsaehons the length and breadth Of our land
We iaSely paid visit TO the extensive establish
,ueut erected by Messn. p. & Co. on their comodi-
Gus lot bonnded by Niagara, Maryland, and Seventh
Streets and we hazard nothing when we say that for
perfect arrangement and completeness, it Is not ex
csIied any mandatory in the United States: and
ne advise every one interested in our growth and
proeocxitv 20 avail themselves of the first opportu.
Aity TO pay visit to this fourslng and interesting
V11nAlkhment. .
ut Iittle more than seven years since we chronicle
Vie esfahljshment of this firm. Their business was
aAew one the beginning was small; but four or
IN Il what are now known the smallest size -four
ecAve) meiodeons were finished per week. and these
were rude and imperfect In comparison with the ele
esek and perfect instruments we now USE Then the
nelodeou was a new thing, now are familiar
With them the piano forte. Four thousand, vary
fnx IN compass from the four octave to the elegant
Ave and TX octave, annually finished and sold by
A new improvement in the mclodeon is now an
Aeunced by Messrs Prince & Co. called the divided
0&ell. The Improvement Of which we refer consists
n simple arrangement, by which either one half
a the whole swell may be opened by the performer
- pleasure thus giving new variety Of tone which
ms never before been accomplished For solo play
ing it d just the thing the effect Of which is
,prominence in the melody, while the accompani-
Reot Il soft and subdued.
This new feature does not interfere In the least
yfth the melodeon as 1t was, as the swell may be
sss6 whole, as heretofore, by means OF the foot
peaa THIS Improvement, together with the al
ready weil established reputation of PRINCE Co.
2nelodcops. will, we have no doubt, so much in
xease the demand to compel them to add to their
now very extensive manufactory-the largest Of it's
fkind In the world. Messrs. PRINCE Co. could re-
.xiie handsome fortune by disposing Of rights to
other manufacturers to use their improvement
but % they prefer to make it feature in their in
strvmeats, Il can only be obtained by purchasing
one Of thar manufacture.
Aesss. L. BARKER & Co., of Hartford, arc sole
Agenfs fOr the above. 10
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Or VIZ think Il Ia hardly known evcn to the
nssi intelligent Of our readers how deeply some Of
Tie sienccs are looking down into the mysteries OF
creation. We knew there wonderful discoveries In
thcse tunes, and wonderful uses made Of them, but
did mot know the Chemists were initiating In their
crac1hlss and even sutpasxing the most wonderful
prudncsims q organic life. During our visit to
Lowell vs wcrv introduced by Of their prominent
eixisens 10 the laboratory Of DR AvEn (Hvehtor Of
CAwsy Hxxorui end CiafAmsr Pasl where We were
showu viti GENEROUS fsankness his processes and his
pruanrsk Thls master genius Of his art Is manufAc
Snrinx tks xnhtle essences Of flowers from tar and
olheg ~ssgetable substance. Ms essence OF Pine
Appie, kaTawbcry, Checkerberry, Ounce, Pcai, Ca
nef1A Cinnamon, Be-, not only equal, but they ex-
csed IN purity Of favor, these segetsblcs them
ssls1 His Oh Of wintergrssa b purcr and Of bet
tsr ansox Tim any that can be gathered from the
plsnt -snd. ret h made ~ chemical composition
tum tke Hydre-carbons In TAR His process is, TO
analyxe The Substance md find fud The enact ulti.
mate ssouns of which 4 b made, tlsoa rccompose
tten IL the sause proportions which exist In ma
tare.-cxvsssm Adsocaf&
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A TIA Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, with
IA in and for the District Of Salisbury, the 18th
day of October, A. D. 1856.
Present, ROBERT n FULLER, Esq, Judge.
Upon the petition of Newton J. Reed, of said
Salisbury showing to this Court that by the will OF
Lydia Keys, late Of Salisbury in said District dc.
ceased he received certain property in trust for the
| benefit of Lucy Ann Convey and her children, viz
The interest of said Lucy in the Chatisld Ore
Bed SO called, situated in said Salisbury being ono
fourth of all the rights which the late Lydia Keys
owned in said Ore Bed, valued at about fifteen hun
dred dollars.
That it would be for the interest of said Lucy Ann
and her children that said property be sold and the
avails thereof invested according to law-praying
for liberty to sell said property for the purpose
aforesaid. as per petition on file.
Is ordered by ahs. C,s That said Trustee give no.
tics Of the foregoing application, by causing the
same to be published in newspaper printed in
itchfeld County, three weeks successfully mt least
six weeks before the hearing-and that said petition
will be heard at the Probate Office in said District,
on the first Monday in january, 1857. at 9 o'clock,
A. NJ ROBERT N. FULLER, Judge.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
At
Mcneil g. BRAMAN'S,

= ECOND great arrival of Fall aud Winter Goods
- comprising every variety of Domestic and Fan
cy DRY GOODS.
Black and Fancy Dress Silks Lupin's French
Merinos All Wool Plaids; Parsmcttas !; irish Pop
Inns p; All Wool Dclaines Figured Cotton and Wool
do. Mohair; Deberges; Bonbaznes Alapaccas
Black Silk velvets for Capcs Ladies Cloths Scarfs
Prints, Ginghams, &c.-Broadcloths Cassimeres
Black and Fancy Silk Vestings; Satinetts Twceds
Fine and Heavy Bleachcd Shectings; Fine and Hea-
Wy Unbleached do. White and Colored Flannels
Scotch Drapers Linens White Snow Drop Covers
Brown Linen Covers; Ticks; Stripes Dcnims
Crashes Carpet Yarn, &c.
Also-Hosiery and Gloves, Of eeery description
Wrappers and Drawers; Wooden Yarns Carpets
Bookings Uil-Cloths, &c.-Al Of which are offered
at the lowest market prices.
Mcneil 6 DRAMAN.
Iitch6etd, nov 10, 1856 90
Flour Flour
TXTRA Family Flour from new Wheat. just re.
II ceived at MCNEIL 4 BRAMAN'S.
Itchfeld, Nov. 10, 1856. 90
Teas! Teas!
Ok CHESTS of fine Oolong and Young Hyson
%8D TEAS-just received at
MCNEIL s BRAMAN'S.
Ltchfeld, Nov 10, 1856. 20
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MA1RIED.

In Milton society, Litchfeld, on Sunday evening,
Nov 3Nth by the Rev. ID. Z. Brown, Rector of Trim
ity Church, Mr.. Jerome d. Wheeler Of Bantam, t.
Miss Fanny Maria Simmons Of Milton.
In Bethlcm, Nov. 18th, by Rev. A. G.. LOOMS,
Mr. Albert S. Judson, and Miss Margaret E. Tryon,
both Of Bcthlem,
In Bcthlem Nov 2Oth by Rev. Mr.. Loomis Mr..
Joseph Hale of Woodbridge, and Mrs. Harriet Rob
erts Of Southbury.
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cHRIsTIAN REINHART,

ID ESfECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of
H Ltchfield and vicinity, that he Is now prepar-
cd to do Clock and Watch REPAIRING, In all Of its
various branches, at Baldwin. 8 Book Store South
Street.
N. B. Second Hand WATCHES of every dsserip-
ton kept constantly ON hand, and will be sold
cheap for Cash.
Also -GALvIxIzIxG done at short notice:
Litchfeld, Nov. 10, 1850: 81
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A I a Court of Probate holden at Sharon, within
IA and for the District Of Sharon, on the 10th day
Of November A. ID. 1856:
Present, CHARLES F. sEpawIcK, Esq, ttdgc.
On motion of Miles II. Skitf and Edmund Skiff;
Executor on the estate of WALTER SKIFF, late Of
Sharon within said District, deceased This Court
doth decree, that six months from this date be al
lowed for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims against the saie to said Executors and d..
reefs that public notice he given of this order by
advertising in newspaper published In Litclfel,l;
and by posting copy thereof on the public sign.
post In said town Of Sharon, nearest the place
where tho deceased last dwet.
Certified from Record,
st,2s CHARLES F. sBDGwiCK, jadss:
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Washington Taxes.

A IL persons liable to t,ny, Taxes In the Gown Of
"A Washington, are hereby notified that will 10
1856, fropi till O'Clock, r. ~ on Monday, Dec.
list, at Woodvlle post-oicc from 10 till II O'Clock
A. NJ. at the post-ofitc in New Preston, upper VII:
lage, from till 2 oclork P. NJ. and at the post.
office in MarbleDales frcn till O'Clock r. NJ. 10
receive the Town Tax on list 1867 and Also tho
Communication and Dog Taxes assessed with said list:
WILLIAM c.. BRONSON, Collector
Washington, Oct. 14th, 1865 3t-e-20
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For Sale.
NEW FALL GOODS.

MIC NEIL 4 BRAMAN, Dealers in Dry Goods;
WI House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths;
Crockery and Glass Ware, first door east of the Court
House, ut the old stand Of f. D. Mcneil, would an.
nouncc to their customers that they have NOW Ia
store and are CONSTANTLY receiving all the new and
desirable styles of Goods for the Fall Ttsde, coin:
prisng ladies' Dress Goods of every description; black
and fancy Silks Merinots. Paramettas DeIaincs;
Prints, Gngharis ladies Cloths black Silk veisst3
for Capes &c. Also, well selected assortment IL
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, vestings, and Gents Ftf.
nishing Goods, &C., &C., all Of which will be offered
at rates unusually low.
F. b. McNEIt.
..... ". Ii. BRAMAy;.
Iitchfeld, Sept. 80th. 1855: b
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90" In SILK GOODS and DELA1NES. Stripes are
predominant, and present great variety.
The Cloth, Talma and Man telct supcrsede the
Shawl, although Stella Shawls are much worn, and
heavy Cloth Cloaks are to be the rage the coming
winter.
MKRISoEs, both Plain and Plaid, continue to be
worn to some extent, We have great variety of
Plads and all colors Of Plain, particularly the light
shades for children.
ENBRoIDERIEs are much worn without any mater-
al change from the spring styles, excepting the ma
3erial being thicker.
TRINxINGs-For Dresses, Fringcs take the lead,
and vary from one inch to l-2 inches in width.
For TALxAs and CLoAKs. Velvets, Plush, and An
tique Ribbons are most used. The styles vary from
last season, and are very pretty.
A list of other articles not mentioned, which are
included in our Dry Goods Department, arc too nu
mcrous to embrace in this Circular. We therefore
notify the public that at the Long BRICK SToRx is
to be found verything usually, and many things not
usually kept by Dry Goods Dealers.
Cur Prices guarantee to be as low as the lowest
and customers can be assured shall not allow our
selves to be undcrsold by any House in the State.
BENEDICT s SCOvILL CO.,
Waterbury, Sept. 18th, 1856. Exchange Place.
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Riara Of Laeafeid e. Psodds Ca4 November II, 1856.
ECSTATE Of SAMUEL BROUKER, late Of Itch
Il field, In said District, deceased
QsbzRKD That the Executor exhibit his Admin
tfaton account TO this Court for adjustment at the
Protsa Once In Utcheld, on the Sti day Of Dcceni-
Der. 1855, at 10 O'Clock foienoon and that ell per-
sons Interested in d Estate may 70 notified thereof
the H1ecutof will cause this order to be published IN
q ncNspapef printed in Iitch9eM; ahd sppst copy
uexftst the last residence Of said deceased:
Certified By
stao CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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Fin Park Collesiate Institute,

EOR young gentlemen under the superiutetdence
IL of Dk. JAMES RfcHAsDs assisted by REt. Tnos.
HENPsrEAD 4. M.
Boys thoroughly fitted for College OF business /.
special attention given to health morals aid man
ners; or good breediag
Terms-S225 per ahnum; OF S56 per quarter, four
departments, day scholars, 50; 10, IL, and Is per
For circulars testimonials. &C., apply at this once.
or at the Institution. tf10
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crowded cut the letter Of our correspondent ct
sEAlb ynhgs twill appear in oar next.

meIhe Connecticut 6tate Temperancc Convention
zu1Il d Hold in New Haven, On musdag. Dec. 1lth,
q 10 O'Clock, A. N. Friends of the cause in all
1aEo - The 6tate are earnestly invited to attend
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4 r u Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth with
"A in and for the District of Plymouth, on the
18th day of November A. d., 1856:
PRESENT AxMI GIDDixGs, Esq, Judge.
On motion Of Lucius Beach, Executor of Harnias
Beach, late of Plymouth within said District deceas-
ed This Court doth decree that six months he al
lowed and limited for the creditors Of said estate to
exhibit their claims against the to Executor
and direct that public notice be given Of this order
by advertising in a newspaper published in Itch
field, and by posting copy theret on the public
signpost in said town of Plymouth, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
3t-32 AMMI 6IDDINGS, Judge.
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a. w; HuHL & co.

4 r the store lately occupicd by Il. Osborn Co.;
"A offer for salc Dntds and MEDICINES, Dry Goobs;
and GRocsIiEs. cheap for cash or ready pay.
Wanted All kinds of Produce, for which the high:
Est market price will DO given:
Doors open at all hours Of the dhy and evening
One price, small profits, and ready pay. -
H. W. BtjEL,
EDWARD coz
titchGeld, Nov: 9, 1856. u2S
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Notice.

- - - - Ipr
ESTATE of MOSES BANCROFT, late of Torring-
IL ton, in said District, deceased
ORDERED THAT the Executor exhibit his Admin
stration account to this Court for adjustment at The
Probate Office in Torrngton, on the 9Th d.pef Dec
1856, at ten O'Clock, forenoon and that all persons
interested in said Estate may be notified thereof the
Executor will cause this Order TO be published in a
newspaper printed in Litchfed and post u copy
thereof on the sign-pdst in said Torrington.
3t-32 HENRY B. RICHARDS; Judge
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Musical Card.

II BIDWBLL PECK. Teacher of Vocal Music.
d Classes taught in the towns In the Vicinity Of
Etchield, the coming Fall and Winter. Particular
attention will be given to the Elementary department
and the proper method and style Of performing
Church Music. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired
All Letters Addressed to me ut Litcfcld viii receive
prompt attention.
Ntchfeld, September LIST, 1889. H.I9
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

from ne 6d@oT q Me Pe7SoN SoNm0s June ~, looo.
sWnfAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHsRRY has become ont
of the established institutions of the country. Dur
ing the ten years that DR. Fowe has been the propr
etor of this valuable medicine it has been constant
~ gaining ground in the public confidence. Per
SONS personally known to US have used it with sig
nal results. Although we have ourself had no coca
sion to try it's medicinal virtues do not hesitate
from what we know of the experience of others, t.
pronounce this Balsam of the most eficacious Of
remedies for the Asthma Afectione Of the Lungs
Physicians of the best of them-are in the
habit of using it. -
None genuine unlesg signed l. BUTTS ON the
wrapper. ..--:
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DIED..

In Hartford, Nov. %, of consumption. William
Andrus, Of the firm Of s. Andrus Son. aged 81.
At Norfolk, Conn, on Thursday, Nov. 6, Samuel
J. Bird aged % years also at Atlanta. ILL.,, the
5th Stanton Bird aged % years, sonsof Dca. Joshua
Bird of Bsthlem Conn.
In Harwinton, Nov. o. Moses Bcecher, aged 81
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DLAIN and PLAID MERINOES.-A very fine
II selection of styles and eolors now in Store.
The ladies are particularly invited TO an examina
ton of our Plain Merinoes which include all the
light shades.
Call ut the LONG RRICK STORE
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CASH P.alD ron FURS,

VHE highest cash price will be paid by the sub
IL scriber, for Furs Of all kinds, according TO
Mink from 81 so to 9.25, Cooh from 40 70 80 cts
apiece; Muskfat from 10 to 20 cts, House CIT 10 cts
and other Fufs in propcttion.-Said Fufs to be de-
livered at the HOure Of Carrier Curtss in the south
eastern part Of Ltchfcld
titchfefd, Nov. II, 1885, aOo-w4
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To EEavsss ssssxzxaa-A retired clergyman, 70.
ssscd 30 health IN fsw days, after many years Of
RJ~t nervous su6ering. h anxious 70 make known
IL pezns u cuse. VIII send ree) the prescription
used. Direct the Rev. JOHN ". DAGNALL, No. 80
Eaisosslreet, Bsoskisnt New York Amls
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The Society for the encourage
Ment Of wearing Clean Shirts, mt
No. LOG Chatham st. cor. of Pearl at,
NEW YORK


NO LOG Chatham st. cor of Pearl st,
NEW YORK,
Keep on hand an extensive and complete assortment
Of the latest mportatons and best manufactures OF
GesstlenseN's FMrsslShtsg Goods,
Equal In material, make, texture durability and
style to any stock ever offered in this country,
RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
EMBRACES On extensive and complete assert
- ment of the latest importations and best manu-.
features ol Gentlemen Furnishing Goods. equal in
material make, texture. durability and style to any
Stock offered in this countryand at prices which
cannot fail - secure the attention Of close cash
buyers. Consisting of
SHlRTS-With linen bosoms collars and wrist
bands Of the best and finest qualities, and new and
choice styles
CALICO sHIRTs-The latest and most attractive
patterns.
UNDERSTANDS and DRAwERS-of Wool Meri-
no. Cashmere, Silk and Cotton of desirable and du-
able qualities-and the Teviot Wool Undergarments,
so highly approved by Physicians Also, the Shaker
Shirts and Drawers.
CRAvATS-Superior quality and beautiful styles,
and full assortment Of Stocks, Collars, Neckties,
Gloves, Scarf, and Mutflers of the richest kinds.
SUSPENDERS-An almost endless variety, inelu-
ding the finest and most durable.
POCKET HANDkERCHIEFS-S and Cotton
plain and printed-an unrivalled assortment.
HALF HOSE-Wool and cotton of the best tex
ture, selected expressly for retail trade.
MORNING. ROBES and GOWNS-Elegant Pat
terms, excellent material and of the best make.
This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest
70 the richest, that can be produced-and having
every facility for importing and manufacturing not
exceeded by any other establishment In the United
States. buyers therefore, will consult their interest
by exuAining the goods which are sold at the lowest
possible cash prices. ~
e4'0oods promptly delivered at all The Railroad
Depots Steamboats, &c., and in any part Of the city,
without charge.
see Shirtsmade TO order BY experienced hands, in
superior style, ct short notice, warranted 10 1T No
Machine work done In this establishment. 1y2O
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Strayed.

MOUND in the Enclosure of the subscriber. on
IL the 10Th Nov, q red year old STEER, medi-
um size, short dropping horns some white under
side the belly little brush the TAIL square crop
both ears with hole and slit in the end of the left
ear. DAVID WHITTLESEY.
New Preston Dec. 9, 1856.