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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
The Fourth of July, Be 1t :" ct or Drv

|Be 1t Wet or Drys :. UST received at the EE-HIvE' another lot of ~ Dress Goods and Trimmings, including Silks and Barreges of various styles and colors white and
 printed Lawns, Cambrics, Muslins and Brilants, embroidered Muslin Collars un Ter Handkerchiefs,
 under Sleeves Edgngs and Inserlngs large assort-
 ment. Also, Ribbons and Dress Trimmings enormous stock including Fringes and NJ Antique
 Ribbons of all descriptions also, Gloves Hosiery,
 Mtts and Fansin all their varieties and styles also,
 Shawls Scarfs, Linen Collars and fine Shirts f>all
 sizes and of the best quality made expressly for my
 own sale, and warranted to please Linen and cot Shirt. Bosoms, stitched and woven; Also Over-als
 and Over-shirts, white and brown Linens, Denims,
 Cotton Stripes &c., Ticks, Shirtihgs, Sheetings,
 Prints &c., Paper -Hangings and Drapery Muslins- a variety 6000 Bricks, Crockery and Glass Ware,
 and 4,000 feet Pine and Hemlock Boards. Also, Flour and Groceries, including PURE WINES and
 LIoUoRs. Ladies and Misses Boots Shoes, &c, Sc, cheap for cash work or produce. ... 2. Please to call and see them-and then you'll buy of course.
 N B. Shirts given out usual Also, Insurance assured S. N BRONSON Ltchfeld, July 2d, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
Roads at Auction

TNHE subscribers propose to offer, in sections to A suit undertakers, that parcel of Road belonging to the town of Goshen, commencing at Torrington town-line, thence westerly past Goshen Centre and Canada Village to Cornwall town line. If not previ- ousy let they will offer the road to the lowest bidder on the first Monday of September next, at the house of Moses Cook, at oclock in the afternoon, to be kept in repair for the space of years from the first of December next.
 ABsKR GILBERT, ~~s
 PHTLO BAILEY, Committee.
 ERAsrUs MERwN,
 Goshen, August 23d, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

NARPETS Ol-Cloths and Paper -Hangngs- - some new patterns just received.
 MCNEIL X BRAMAN
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
Notice.

' NOtICc.
 ME Commissioners to receive subscriptions to- wards the Capital Stock of the Norfolk Bank, hreby give notice that an adjourned meeting of the Gdmmissioners will be held ut Shepard's Hotel in Nytoik on Tuesday, the 9th day of September next, " o'clock, A. M., to receive subscriptions for the oalanre of said Capital Stock. M s,s-- &s WM W. sBoARpAAN, = ss
 wa MArnER. comnis-
 ApSA Wmrfsa, sioners. ..A. STEPHEN W. Mxkcu, rs NoFak, July 22d, lS56 .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

Machinists Wanted \ the Pin Factory of the Oakville Company at "A Oakville. Waterbury, Conn. By early applica- tion good situations may be procured oakville, July 19th 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

 Darid ef Wiaehestsr Probate C5urt July 26, lS56 NSTATE of ALLEN BARNS, an assigning Debtor 1I of Colebrook, in said District:
 The Court of Probate for the District of Winchester hath limited and allowed two months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate represented insolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Reuben Rockwell and Wolcott Deming, Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims Certified by -s-. s
 JOHN BOYD, Judge The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Charles c. Slocum, in said Coebrook. on the 18th day of August and the 26th neon on each of said days for the purpose of attend ing on the business of said appointment.
 Maa Ksusss s.ss. kockwEn @ Commissioners. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to s*
 CHARLES c. SLocuA, l r,
 BENJAMIN BROWN, iias'eeS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
Lovers of Tea.

"E have at last complied with your earnest !
 W request by supplying ourselves with our old tasAdoned assortment of TEA Our experience in , judging of the qualities of this article will be e sufficient guarantee that the best favored and ft1,a eheapsa of its kind will be found at our stors. We expect the cry of persecution from our neigbofs be cause we have been out of the trade for the last t yearsbut the love have fer our old frientls azf the desire fvr new leads to pursue the pafL sI.s has so plainly marked for us. Come buy the ,rec Come and buy. ALvORD & BR1THfsis - 4 ? Wolcottville May 9th, 1856. s'sz v a nRY GOODS now in store. sultabJs s,, A.. A1 season. We cannot stop to tell how aas,ss e-r { oads; you must come and see. The !ades ~ '<,,- Dress Goods are the prettiest in the Countv 7 s
 weicottvilie, May 5th, ls66 s-' ' HAMPERS for ladies and gentlemen. in 8re.,
 M variety at sss s- xfvn1, 1s, F @ -e 2
 Wolcottville, May 9th, 1856. -. VI ss pARAsoLs-Nsw patserns on szhSblaon sk
 the cheapest store in County. 2 7T - N VI s, 2 w.,....,..a,,a s.,z .ALyoBD BRoFHER
 SHINGLES We have lot of chpstups- s-sh,s.,s. ! Woloottville, Mss 9th. la5s. - 1aVl
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

v exchange for goods, at my store, No. West Street. '@1 RAS CHARLES MCNEIL.
 Litchfeld, April 7th. 1S56 --r
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

Huua fir South Sfxeetll z 1UyHE best place to buy Drus Goods q all de- X 1 aniptions, and 1sinNes9s ' st tho BEs- -Hrvs-' Nghere an immense stoek hm bcm rooeised this 1eek st greatly nducsd pricss For pasticulAft see i'm WHITE AHAD l6r solshy ss9 sz 3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
WOotling & Lewis,

nN Monday next, August 4th, will offer their
 ~I entire stock of Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices Persons desirous of obtaining any Ihing in their iine win find it for their advantage to give them early call. !. wolcottville, August lst, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

AcozFrAxcE-The New Haven Palladium, of 2lst August, contains letters from Julius CatIin Henry Dutton, Wm. A. Buckingham, Thomas Clark, and SAmnel W. Gold, accepting their nomination to the of6ce of Presidential Hector. @ss s1 E
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
Tke Mass 16eefirw.


 We have just timete mention ere we 10 to pres, thsglorious and mighty gsshering which yesterday sassnbled st Falls Village. If enfhusiasm and num- hentlo they crowded there y thousands, is any, ststion from which to judge this County win roll up amajoity of two thousand for Fremont. There mnle have been sixsthousand present and at least one thousand ladies' For two hours and thirty ninnta this dense mass of life stood under the blue canopy of heaven and listened to the Hon. J P. Hale, with breathless attention silent, and then to make the welkin ring, as he breathed the name of Fremont. Afttr he had finished, a song was sung by the club. composed of both ladies and Rentlemen and then the Rev. H. ". Beecher gave them such aspeech as old Iitch6ed county has not herd snce his father ceased to speak under the ra ters of our old meeting house. His discourse would furnish headings for coreof sermons and village conference meetings. After he finished, the Hon. A. H. Holey once more addressed the meeting, and ex- hibited the very flag which had waved from the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains, and when atnpe and stars were wrought by the gentle fingers f Fremont Jessie. Truly the spirit ofsseventy six sweeps over the land. ee4-as ss .s-ssI. ,~-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

ii osr-m Saturday August. 2sd. betwesn South
 A Farms and Town Hill -a BROWN RARASOL with an ivory handle suitable reward will be paid for it's return to this office. Litch6eld, August 25th 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

A MEETING of the Trustees of the ItchfeId A Female Academy will be held at the Academy, on Monday, September 1st, at ? o'clock P. M, to consider the expedency of disposng of the property belonging to said corporation. - = 5ss ~
 Per Order of the President z Mf - - .ss.a c. M HOOKER, Secretary.
 Litchfeld, August 25rh, 1856. " q -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

tB- There have heen twenty-five Congressional challenges to fight duels since the organization of the first Congress, and the greater number of these originated in quarrels, which, though political, had reference to matters which occurred in Congress
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
O A R F E T9s

c AIR F E TSs "E would give notice that we are daily rseeiv- w ing from New York, ,,some new and splendid styles of Carpets which propose to sell at less prices than they ever offered at before in this market. N. & E d. BERRY. Wolcottville, April 2lst, 1856.
 Ready-Made Clothing. Vou can find at our store almost any article In A this line you may call for-and at prices which we are confident will please you. s
 a a N. & E. A. BERRY. Wolcottville, April 2l 1856. 5 E Notice. sEs ME would here say to our friends that our w stock is complete with every variety of goods and we propose to sell them cheap se saaa si.ss
 N. < E. A. BERRY Wolcottville April 21, 1S56
 ED DOM PAPER -7e00 Pieces ofs afis uzticls A9 just received comprising all the latsstsxefr terms and bsst styles. .ofered-in the market. s @ @ 6 Ns& E. A. BERRY. Wolcottyille, April 2l, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
AGARRIEyD..

Al tWinohester Centre. Aug. IA. Stephen c. Beeche. of NeM Milford, and Miss Ellen E., daughter of Dea 4. 6. Wetmore of Winchester.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

DARASOLS.-The attention of the ladies is IT called to the splendid assortment of new styles of Parasos which have just been received from New York.
 MCNEIL & BRAMAN.
 Litchfeld, May 27th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
Notice.

Litchfeld, June 2d, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

A RE made to cleanse the blood and cure the EA sick. Invalids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians, Phlanthropsts read their eects and judge of their virtues. For the cure of Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

ELOUR, MEAL and FEED at reduced prices, for A sale by HENRY w ADAMS < co. <
 Ii'chfeld, May 2lst, 1856. ..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28

FDNHE best assortment of Groceries to be found in Fl the County, for sale by
 . HENRY w. ADAMS & co. [
 Etchfcld, May 2lst, 1s56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-28
Groceries, Provisions. Sc,

Litchfeld, May 27, 1886.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

Truth in rcsard to any Democratic Demonstration NJ
.ybien u that rs, 600 would certainly cover siS
who nrnb,r preeent-many Of who werc, ~itoe 10
d'uht F,nobs,n
Artr u Q T. eelIent hal shaken hands with The peo-
pe ID il lie IA. ,Ahsu.ied the political speaking was
t,rIu'G ir' m TIE stand and addresses were made oy
Nj. Dee n erf RncrJ, aud several other genteinea.
luck aid BRICK was tho whole burden OF theic
sJ',Ci's.
Il, u e way u RiNfotd Who Is the Hunker Sheriff
tLis county, arrested the other day for stealing
Wsttr-n' ON ir'in IL, ,msss uf man 90 whom hts
lad si'td a writ He WITS rcd be'oge a Justices
cunt, IND guilty, hIed &, with the cceis and 50
CT for tie Il elou.
T. pr ceedirgs Of the day wert closed With sievtN,
6, ItPot Ia Il in tie Neang. and hre-vorxs rsis
u ~ /, loked upon ~ ~" dying struggle IT the Sham
L, n, {, soy n Nv~ismpshire. Bat With the leaiers
a., - d.e,orng a. apu.e a hue enihusiasm in this
Wv lULdrs The raI aud tie ire d, s.riibg them
~ 30 o., AZ The hitherto prominent uen ale coming
n for tr,n ont. The DemoS aiic Frnr,nt Cllb now
M, be- ttou, 60 n.uboss, sill Of ~hom voted foe
J. ,r, iu ~.
Hernia. tie boz Noble was AZ Manchester lsst
,hf slduouiub,d Fillmore electoral ticket Zoe this
sat, lie told bs audience that here wa NJ chance
g., rchnnan. ard that the contest was betseen Fur
u..,s auC ErmOn'. Quite different tune t'm that
,rts n yorr ,i,hb,rhood. lils ticket may got ID
,o., il H.. : ate, possibly. Yours, LiBERrAs.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
WELSH DEMOCRATS.
T. az Ed,fc- u TAsN y. T,Issu@

T. tas Edfe- u Ths T. T'resHG
SIR: | am proud TO state tina, my countrymen-
elaung few exc, pons, of cUurse-are energeticaiy
engaged a behalf Of Freedom and Fremont Tho
VAN h and uu, knees of Welsh blood has become q
l.oytlh. luz never flows through the passages on
a., han, SCI freely 60 when the rights OF man arc
tr,lrll.JuV,r From the DAYS If Owen Glendower-
a. Vice Lrth 4 Is said the front of heaven was
"iuh ii trry shaVss of burning crcssets, and tho
rnice aud cuudnt on a the earth shook Ike cow
lard from Ia DAYS. ubtil the American Rovolnton,
ti,y .,,n,d r. If bowed down by weight of woe,
sd Nod thCms,N by diggng riches out OF thu
h,wts o. tier native mountains. Yes, they toiled sS
peacefully ~ II they had never heard ut Poues AMI
war; Us i hey had not descended from iho' lion
ltaIts VITO - often drove back the tyrannc Roman
woiN,s. who came Ia infcst tleir Eden homes. Ba5
vi e. tleN WEI. needed these American shores To
4 / or Freedom, ihey I'D not shane the noble fang
t, ltruc anc,stors lad won, the history of this
county will prove. And when Lib.Ity came, thoy
sua II laid down their arms, and became peaceful III
a stlious CtzoL-. From that time until now they
lave lot taken any cOns icuous pat ia the politics u
It's tier adopted country nor would they now, 1
n, cure, Lad iliuss not come 10 sn,h CRISIS.
Now SIR thcN G,e awake and ali their faculties arr
int,ialaby Employed with their wontcd lndbmitablo
spirit at jc,rmiicn, Ia place The deserving Path
~ der in position that wil enable him TO bring things
Lack TO ~ -.hale,' where they were l.it by hun
"Wh. ought but not with love Of strife who struck but -
AID n, he tuned peoples foe he soush 20 be friend
H. ,ool Tor Later, ami ruth AID dsun' lessy led"n,
n ,hru. a ytoiy gave forth the % " Arlington"
4. WALTER PRICE (Cubelynl
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T.. AruPs MrHfR-i'rfHE,H\" hiANi'A.
rl.>. Il. Mao AulIfu hns offered rts efl o
an ..- fi. RIO, an. ron, ieOn Of o., murderer ~
i II. r. .,- tA, .G..ca'e~' 81 whose d.a." W. hayp
,f.t},t vol iu'or0-trg c,amui4ts'n Va mnd@
J.. ~ Cl,1.s f. saif,rd with We" o. nsiIng ti'
,Ib ~ M On ,. f1oii.l,d som" time SD % BY cee-
$500 Fr,r.l D. o.. 20, '.u md saigon, which alleged
.l,, tte le,, o., 70. y.-YeI by nlricrcd would
rs.r r n, .-rJ 49, ihc rcttra oi the eye, docs
~, ion upoi. the daguerreJtype or the phOo-
or5rh Ite AJ-ufiser saw:
% W wIa present during the eIaIGir ation, an
b.ye. A. h--'. his testimony 90 boa that upn. IS
t,Bin .n ~. dHcipc involved. d.. :. mGo a sl1iitul
t,.sc on % he eje. aud succeeded in bdu ing ia
.na-on, a. he u.v-t delicate Of human organs, be-
~ au .Ian p - ttc Jpti' neryc-und.r the y.cy
a.. ou ic.o-cIe. There VA rotl,ng IT, rc.ian
iultd which would le. q 20 the detection Of The VIC
M mUrl. r.r tu- tte~e pa. hat usD,, ~ py0s -
which sufficiently ,.iabrhr the fact tta the retin'.
r,tans ihe Lest nT-,e-ion made upcn il. What WI
seii do not rel dispo'eo ~ make aida
VII % and therefore prefer not "a tate bot viii say
that an eyan.na'ou Of the re'ind Of ar evc with is
Ccu mon ,Tc-cGvc rcvcals moe wonderful 8oll
o. a tcar'il .g'; aud hst ~ this instance We IT,
eayded. as u'NA deTcTeotyp- plIic p.siuly-
sfIed nnpTc-, -, q. oncc Interesting Az. srtiin 2
10 hold ". ~ ihese lac'- On record with q vie-v
10 arolse a. ir' - IL tho subject, Ina. future o,De-,-
meni- NAY unda end tte cause ii %.cnH, ~.
Nsnc.d
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PIERCE Ar HOHE.
TIE Eowa.k Ncrci.ry.

corre,poudenc. Of Tie Ecwask McreLy
Co.oORD. OCT. 1 l5.'.
The citizens Of & ,pcord decided Oy vote OF lOur
IN ue that il vas inexpedl-Ltto se PRECEDENT Pi"rco
public r.ce( ton. The reason Tor TINS "rtoh may D
fonud in II TACT that Col. George he rl5hthand An
of Pier, in this State had openly declared IN thc
U,uocraiic Cony tnrOn that the Prc-de. was coming
la, Ia nj pGle again IN The scene: VI battle, AMI 10 ln
tu,e courage into their rank. Inc c!lLcns very
trou.y declined the invitation % this kiud at enter
tanui,pr.
IN. BuchaIeers u,eG tremendous eIorllons to ct
p,,ngt.st sLog Thoy worked n,ght and day To- So
cue lr, legations LON dlreIent paIs o 'uo >'ate
Nou,, from son quarter ga. iufu-hrl IA "buuaalce
I'd - slrs wee spared ~ sc-ue grant demon
Tim,dnyu a1iged. H.. day va br.-bt and
Iru,tnI some IN Give or It'-n L"l-es we're ~ 20
,nted md number % Ads- thrown a-V7 IT, strssta
U.t tlch tore ~, LCnts Ut Bucha ~ aud Brccl-
.,i,-r In aJdi..un to .one ,c)tmcu' Of welcome 10
\. Tes,d,ut \ magnificent Gag containing h,Jig
~, f,.l-yg- ihrHn q o-, Tie -'r'"t 10 trout "i
~ ate Ilors Del 20 Jus urrlscd Om various
v,- IN lie nif.,,ut train The Pr,-in,ut reached
..r,. ah.ui II oc.0-k, i.I Immediately mounted
i.r.e vi ict Lad been Irosldef iyr bun, eud RIDE no
u recession boa M "a al -.drs t. tn peo D. "I)
Lgd asst mticd 10 the how Ju. a. ns Pr sident
,,ue under tie larg. nag, above alluded o. D. ~a-
clu,Li tie ns Oh The pole the south -de OF The
silt AID T. -hI-ds Uy The HinJ "hl, luO~cieh
IL Tie sentiment across the top" IA" CONSTITUTE"
" erd tie UIon Wa unhlricd, while 3D. BIciitnaH
nd rNhtIrIJlc' were torn hat tnair Ort le.i-7
couc scart ely recognize tLcm. Tue .ncd-u- wa 9s-
uI. IL.r W.. -oreeL.Ie about 1908 + "Pe ia
lie rcC,-s.on wl.,h va, twenty minute ~ A. ~
alIVeh Iont. Aver tire rout" ~s- "pmPt'"i' "1
Il,..rs.,u eLtcrcd The S-nie Hou-l yard "h,4-
i.s1d bad been .i,rtsd EJr the sTSaAeg'. he ..
d.It va. welcomed D. t.L George IVA . '-
sIt,cb, ot With Le held PR copy in p n-i'.
outjIl In. ,je.q..y. The H.. ,.-s ply o.fGp'e
sLort 60 uu.n in Ire : a.HD"FshrG Ft1'~'',
which. hopeyrr fsa r., sea ID evJlrzaird "dh" . =
tic ori.r a. l. va. u. Is l''L 81 P-i'y pen d
lie ja.cd % u.tk - .....,
Tl.re ar Va, . c.lnai - be number pre'eI, at
;hi- tme +, Sire C~v's. R.9of,,,r sa>7;, We
iiinL 2 go h.eral .-iiuai' l. B. ,1n |'t,n|
riv.- l! go, s'ila TIE Pof al4 l.. W ~" 5'ATs
,imste. of:,e 1T by.,4,. "a ~'-t' -, a. ne
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THE FILLMORE CARMEN.

10 'h> Td',lrof The y = Tyfbpne
SIp:Isra con ,tant 70 sder of 1ke " y. E(p,,s,,
though 10 a,'mrer Of It's principles. Er cnrosttys
tLke counted every vehicle oi every DECEPTION 10
tie carmen procersion vi last "Wednesday night,
standing At the corner OF Broadway and Br'Ds street,
and The Lumber was Just Jour hnHdr,d aIGt Bty-t~p
Oj.l. Iwas prepared for q somewhat exaggerated 80
t,uaie Of he number knowing the CONSTITUTE nai
" t,Idcncy Of the paper alluded 10, but Jndg' my
r.Jprl.e wien tbe mornings piIer pompously TOLL ~
t,le were 8. 500 (drfs IN pr1ceal0H
THOMAS T.. SMITH, No % H'D-y 'He-a.
O.
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STATE FAIR RECEIPTS.

II re Fi,c7o, Ihs \. T. ITibtre
hu: lie receipts at the state Fair ut Wa"n"@
VEL, over $500 The .usn stted in the report '"Ls
you jour oorr, po1iept wss from er''na'e' "h''
be Wio.c. OCi. 3. Yours, IS. L. Job's"', So
-,f..I.-,.L icon b. slraue. Dct. D. lSp
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lN sIMMtE ARRANGEMENT commencing Nav ). ls.6.

Passenger Stations Corner broadway ADD CsnSlst.
In New York. Corner 2th-st. and 4thav.
TRAMs Law NEW YoRK-For New, Haven: ia m, tEI ;
10 3:l5 (Ex) For Bridgeport rs tEx }
1880 3:I5 ok p For Milford Stratford, Fairfield.
Southport and Westport: 1880, 3:l5. 40 For
Norwalk T. NJ. 1880, 35 T. (R1.l 4:3O 5l5, 6:l5
For Darien and Greenwich: Pam l2;So S;I5 80 Sls
6:l5 pm. stamford: T. 8, Or m. 1850 5l5. 4,
5l5 6l5 p m For Port Chester aud intermediate
Stations: T. 0 a III. i2:5O g. l5 4:S, 5:l5, 6:l5 p m
CoNNrc1IsG TRAINs-for Boston: a IN. EI.); 4 ?. m
F1) For Hartford and sprinsseld a m tEI I2;p m
p m (E1) For Conneccu, River Railroad to Montreal
m tF1D For Canal Railroad: q. Tx aud l2So p M
% Werfeld For New London Railroad: a. m, p m For
Hou,atonic Railroad a. m. For Nsussuck Railroad: g
4pm. =, ,oo- oo.
m (En) i:SO (Ex) $3.50 $3.50 D. (Ex.) From Bnd2ePort
SO 7:4O 1918 nI. (EIl c:1 EI SILL, 1906 m (EH
From Eorvs all: 445 g. ga 85 1878 IL (Ex 2hb (EI)
s25 5:45 1885 p. (Es From Port Chester: 5H. oi5
7 a. s;57 IL 80 a III (EI 4:n8, 6:H z.
''' JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent.
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yI7RF REGULAR NAIL LINE via SrONlNG-

i TON for BOSTON snd PKUsIDthUE-Inland rOate,
v-,,bon. S,lav change 81 cars OF hlssage
IT,. ,,T.r. PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt.. Joel Stone and C.
yiHpERBIT Capt ". II. Frszee, in connection with ne
~ Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
"a. iesTirs NewYors daily sundAy' excepted from Pier
No North River h'. r no eI ON ny iT5,, AZ , nal
I'm VII lc,yes Boston a, $50 ?. N.
lie G yANDERBlLI tom New loIs Mo9ray Wedne' ,
SUNDAY. -. ,,,.-r, - - W r.-.4.- rl.-.
IAe 80 s-J.y From S;onineton. MonI4y wednesday,
and Friday. c.-t-.,o- -, p.n,,.i % p-
Riion in the Express Mail Train, several hours
sn.r Of hose b oihe1 oucs and in aT9e time or AZ The
ne line. connecting North and East. Passengers
It p main on board the steamer enjoy nights rest
uLS,+b br,slfs. desired. aud have somns"n IN The
s:45s ~ iIan connecting Providence WIN the a H. An
Bse9c Master accompanies the steamer and train through
esch .-..A, ..,i. p-r .
Nd,,b River or a, The Office No. L. BairerS place
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RAILROAD-For PHlLA-

NFW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLAvn
~ pFLPHIA and The SOUTH and WEST; VIA 'LhII,
,lTl Mall and Express Lines Leave Sswi SIs ~ !,
and D. m fare, *5i II n q. ., 't'PFnt- -
sy .tAisI. through Tskets cod for linc tl.u 80
and ,h,a.h h.s,,.r cl,, he'd 70 wAhinstoB in N AHd
y NJ. " NOCphtFFi
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CIFREME COURT-City and County of New

NI TEEME COT KT-CIty and COunIy OI NV
- NORk.-Wiisa W Woodwork Alai1s EdInund EreIea
fun ne for money demand on eoutract.-To EDMCND
FRENCU-Sir. Yog hereby ned and required 20
tie complaint in tins action of which copy her
with served ups you all copy o answer on tue
subs rt,I. tT gte No - John street Ne" 1Vrs "I'hs
iNuy dsys Alter the hereof exclusive oi Tue day 81
such sLd you fa 60 Compliant IS air.
ssd the plaintiff viii take judgment against you t the sum 81
tour hundred lar. with nf~"s' tTuu the tifd Jay u JAIL
usry hov-.n1 ~ hUnde Nd tfy.1 tes!tes lie e'''s
.: tia aei!.l.-pAted .9th Angus. 1856
BELL 1 coz iiantifTs Attorney
W. s. Jllu-sfIr.t N-1- I x,
IT, at noIed complt hled IL The othce ! we
Cluk C'y ILL C,-li, -i.Tk tAc = u SEPT
lc6 BELL COE, Plaintiff Attorney,
3 l.wcaW ~. 8. JoaI-si- =. l.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
wi Travellers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
all points and Southwest obtain Through Ilckets
,r6 IN Information concerning fare Gc either by me
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or Nh"-fohk
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application a. the Company VI
Zee No 1876 Broadway, corner Of Deyst
Join r PORTER. General Agrn' NJ ;. r. r.
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DENNSYLN RAlLhOAD.-Ih hEE
L Many THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
npr pIi IA and PIITsBU RGH.-The MORNING NJ A l.
leave, Philadelphia for PtsbuT.h a. !, m, AID
- PIN Iursh for Philadelphia at a. The FAST LINE
isvs. piidrpha for Pittsburgh al $3.50 and Ptt.6lrsa
oT PLisde yhia $3.50 pm THE NIGHT tArhESs ikAlN
leave, Phiad,ph foI Pittsburgh al Al y H. ana I'''0"sD
f,r Philsde pha a. $50 p N. -, -, uI.,
Tie svr ne- connect at Pittsburgh WIN ths railroads 70 sd
&, ~ - Jcuis Mo; Alton, Gnene and Chcsgo lllnosi
.,eton and Loui,Vile, Ky: Terre Hante Madi-
..r Ia F,yeifr sud Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
g., Sld 'B.l.foniane Sasdu-ky Toledo Cleveland, Co
,rLns Zrss,ie Mas.ion aud Wooster Onto a-o win The
aIct b ats from and New Orleans, ST Louis Louis
tube rr.icr,rs sec handbh in the hotel. Of this city
pacurer will mud this the shortest. most expeditions and
ron able route between the Eat and Wet
Tush tickets be had at either Of the aforementioned
p.aoes In the Wet, or Of
Courflandt-.t., New. York.
7 TIIIOTT Agent Pcnnsyl, AHA Railroad Co.,
No > A.tor House. Broadway. New York
c.ryti Ian IaS Philadelphia