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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

Msssss. EDiross:-TAs sshjsss Of the
,rsnsfs. Of tho credit Of The Cay frea the
Cedar Valley Rail Read % The r. Z n. B.
r.. i beginning 70 excite Considerable 10.
ssrest among oss cisissns. and especially
among The mereandls classss.
Although ~ wish TO 80 The n. 4 n.
B. 4. coaplsted. yet " think this cen be
done without the sacrifice Of the Ced,r
Valley Rail Road. The N. 4 n. R. r.
ought to be completed withou, further as
sistance from W.. But II it is thought bee,
TO loan our credit 10 the d. 4 n. r. r.,
| again, let . Distinct vote be tsken % that
question, End let II have nothing to do with
,hs Cedar Valley loan. II is . greet lead
ing and central route to the Missouri and
to the Pacific, 90 there is no danger Of ito
falling through moreover. i've completion
10 not 90 essential TO the trade Of Davsn.
port 40 10 the building Of the Cedar Valley
Rail Rosj. Our merchsnts who have been
up the Cedar Valley. are islly Impressed
with the importance Of securing that trade
for our city. Il 10 one Of the richest and
most productive, % well % one of The mosl
thickly settled, regions In the State TIP
tor. Marion. Cedar Rapids. etc, on the line
Of the proposed road. are among The moe,
active and growing towns IN the Slate. II
Is very important. therefore. 20 the CONNER
cal prosperity Of our city. that we should
secure the trade OF these places. The Ce-
daf Valley has It's natural outlet st this
place, or al Muscatinc. snd II this road 10
1uilt. al the produce Of that region will be
sent TO THE city for sale or reshipment-
and the goods for that valley. coming from
tho South Of East. will be reshipped here,
thu, afordins business for our produce
dealers. and forwarding aud commission
| merchants
II then, Msssrs. Editors. it 10 important
,hs, We secure THE trade. il 10 important
tina. we do il immediately. II we walt ill
the n. 4 n. 3. r. 10 completed. before Ne
commence the Cedar Valley Rsil Road.
It will be too ls,s-ths trade Of that valley
will be lost 10 us. Auscaiine 10 very anx.
i,us to secure this trade. and 10 taking
measures to build rail road from the Juno
ton (Wilton) up the Cedar Valley. Du.
ouque 10 also endsavoring to secuss ihi,
trade. through ner Pacific Rail Road. Ds
tween this city and Dubuque rail roads srs
being built from four different towns on the
river. oil aiming to roach the Cedar Valley
Chicago also 10 susining every nerve 70 %.
cure this trade Tor herself through the
above roads.
We may judge from THE, Asssrs. Editors
Of the importance that 10 attached to this
trade. Shall We give II w when IL 10 al.
most within our grasp. MsscaAs1.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20
xspsss ReAesu,I. Hav Yalli,s

THAT iorg i.oked or HAY Rate hss arrived. The
! uLdef.i xned has nov .. hard ose Of sanders In.
tart vib sasing uorse Rakse, Shleh nav b. seen q
the piow I eiory Of W w salas~r q co. davenport
~h-re b. ~suli invite tbs Farmer ~ call aud 81
smiu. u. Having ruschassd shs right from the
~ rntee for Sc.it. Clint n, and Cedar coanitss -
Any person si.tiag ono u Tho abov. kAkes cr
snuniy or township ,ieht can ~ scconmoAssed BY
caii,rg Oh the subscriber.
Ia w w 4kINNkR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

0SoAo0, 3ut1A8s
Dallea'e UollaS,
Yaakss ne.iens,
PiCToalAL DaorHgn JosA1nAs for SrA OF yui,.
- YAukEn NOTIONS do %
Received b.
NIL ADAMB;
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

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srs d,ias os,. pAyaelass sseoa ssnd % Tor sesofs
10. Liver csopisiat, Jsssa,ss, Nssrslsi., SAIL
khssm, seurvy. Bo,is, 1aoors, Assrsssss, pyspsp.
sa. As., wssn 81 else fsils Il 10 saclssivsy v,se,
aba 30 alec A. ksaps wes@ Psssalss, sh.sh
sss cessadsrsd ~ ehi,dssa sssas, not medicine
and radically Sad pidiy sssevs all kia<s Of iasss.
usai worms.
sold b y. 2. LAsoaA q Co.. wAsissals DRUG.
sish. - wasss ssssss, N,v Yesh. sn4 b. eli asss.
$50 - - pr sesais. xaaeasilA a. asA Psssi.s
= ssaee ~ besa1s. yassifassts
vALuA0Ls CITY vaOPngTS FOX sALs-
zAs nta1Uca 1oass. slisassaoa vsvsa Asess ness
a.a nsmisss sasssaA vtm - soiA essae. sss2b,
ls0isss Pars = sss psscAass = ssy 60 ss.sl. =
.osaunep ~ 90 . ysass = ~ ~ osst Lo& q y
laird ssssss asassAs =. .. Uspss, 1sslse isss Al.
selss o. vesnA sassss satelsiss ~ Aspss, s<s,N
Cossss lot % GssAg ssssss, ssssss clAy, ieesas
ssss. To loD - r. ~ ssA HsaslA slsssn a.
sssssdid sitsAssA 81 sxsiasss 0ss0ssss, asa "
lssaaiss - ~ osaAy sssss ~ - - ~ - 4.
nssaA DsvsaveN. Pr Dsssaslas aoe1v =
1A1aoAm1D = n1ai4aon,
aaAiA1ss s~saannaaS bune1A - s.a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

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IL Soos nyso. Do DO o.
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dad Do1love nasoa1, 4 SO
Nsi. looe.s 0esase 10 6eesyiA, Is
>tsoa baegs Aavsatsres aAA rssssis, / Is
Ms1es Joosss cousteato % % 4,
ASssfsas oooslemAs6 outAe 70 politsssss i -
hisa-sy a ths eekseesss Family. rs,
kaao Aes1ts 11plososloas-S vsie., 8 10
Arraie Aaseosneee ~ Mo- Aaswess / IS
villas 80 CsesaGse ~ Vooa, 4 -
Lsssssss = essssss 80 Asss, With 1ag., b.
". 0og9ooe-e von. %
onSeees Aeesasaa psesias Desk, pssssi 1,
Il III, 80 ~. Per ale by
MI adams.
telo Ne. = os11y 81. scar ths r, o
1to089D At AUo1loU.
I InTouO - 81 - semeAalae seeeh q nsvwu.
j .seeaiao1 - - psos - eenftselse u uansilis.
salss - - Ja.s, \ II os.Issk 4. \. = ssliss
Ansesaa, - 49, Aeoe1ee sso0 = - -. Morris q -
seesos, oAte6 49, - - pUssy.
- la11se - Desessiasly iavitsd y aaeDo1.
teoeo0S W.H.pAu9T.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

CARD.
WE have dhposea o. our tnsessss Ia store IN
w nassapost,to Msssss Ailson ~ Aesrtde, Who
sili sontnu. Ihc tssiness In all is bsanch~s. We
recommend tnem W t0fmef eaal0mess Mr.,
Nc hrd. SIS been In Ms employ OF Mr. y. Jacobs,
~, taftng he ya tysas, and IL graduate OF tns
rhiisdelp Ia College o. fhaimaey wbieL 10 asuG.
ctS1t qua oi Ms capabilities " his Inns VI ou.
ansse msy t3Iu hiMkS = CLirPIAGkA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

SCHOOL GDssTWlCT, Ne. =.
DAVENPORT Township.
f'hk qualified volsss 81 The above b,sssiel wili
!, se"t On sasf.iay. -. sOth ms. ~ ~ o'cloct
y. ~, ia The Nsu e<6esl Aoess, fSs he pusposs Of
si.siise fr..ldent. ordss,
ysie 81 tn. 6UELlcu, Soy
tFHk Copsuaephir Ut 4. Csstssi 4 Co. u tats asy
: asssolvsa ~ ns6nal consent
JuIs "a, 1871. A.. CASTsRL.
$50. lAT1MkR
ere. kAT0U80
HAVING boaohs ont sAs tntsFeet Of a. Casto~t
- vtn esauuse NJ Merchant Tsilosng business
Tho old ssas ~ a. C&ssse. = Co.. snd kAylss 81
xaasd ~ sssvtsss Of 4. Cassssl IL = cuysins ~.
psstat nt cnsse0ees viii be ottsA - GATED In All
xasu~ass eassosesd " bis shilt
H. Aseas SD eiaams Of ~ isss 1sm Of 4. Cassss
sso., Oll - aNeaAsd V ~ ~ saoscsibs-.
lsl al 0ko. LATtNgR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

Under This head limited Dor OF notice,
sI DO inserted al 10 cents p.r line each insertion
v 5Ocn. per seek
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

M saanbcvgev's scAssi Mr. Hanbur
GO having soIsrac,sd 9th IN. uadcrsIsned fos .h
temporary us-, for the ,chool. OF OF tho siors
ICONS on Brady a., between <ta and sin ste. dl..
soves On reference " Inc orgirs esss to mo Of a.,
sfouad that any ether usc oi q. premises psine
Or stores" thr sale % Mer,handisc - positively pr
aibitrd snd 90 this account am reluctantly c,mp.
"a q sctractm my consent.
DsssLr port, emo 10 ELL ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-20

HeWo-A hssssiful eosan9s On corner d Is~a asa
ssh strsses ase vtsw of Ne river ssd sseteae
sss badness part Of lhs ely, VII be sold os asd
leng essdit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

Mr.. JoBs ASTHoN, member OF Assembly. thea 40
dressed the meeting, and his retiring, loud cres
wee made for Judge Whiting. Mr.. Hsyemeyer stated
tnat that gentleman was not in the house, ard the
Secretary came forward and read two letters, one from
the Committee Of the Workir gmeDs Association, and
the other iom the Hon John Van Buren, both ndors-
irg the cmir alton of Darrell f. Tiemann.
CHAUSCEY SLATER was then introduced to tbs
audispce, and made few hsppy remarks, which tod
well upon the audience. He laid that lac undsrstooe
there were several political parties pre- sent and DO had
a light to be there for he had belonged 10 a psrhes
II was bis belief that the best men should be nomin-
ated for oe and for that reason be himself had run
once or twice. Some months ago he had been engaged
within the City Hall in the pursuit of bis profession
ard on completing the days business be endeayored to
leave the building but found to bis astonishment IN.
eeress was impossible for the Mayor Of the city had
barricsded bimstf within the gates, and sunounded
by bis pretorisn gusIdsSwas bidding defiance to The
laws. Such was not the example Get by
the hero Of New.Oresns' Tor ne DoT. .t
Fernando Wood, the hero Of thousand skrmishes IN
politics and finance not merely refused obeoience 10
authority In himself but perverted II IN DINERS. lie,
was unaware what had already been sad; but
his creed was - good pIine.ples, and good men
" to carry on, those principles lie didnt
know what Mr.. Woods c etd Was nov; ne
reference 10 their former connecoo with the knov-
Nothing party, which produced much laughter Inere
ted beer a. immense query IN or city sssns, mrs
zation; butbe would say that il Albany were o.o'.
cut from creation, Nev-York would have 10 '9urI
another Albany to rid beTseIf Of such men as WOOD. u
tire PEOPLE can now elect good honest oat and
Krickerbocker, it viii be vel; nSt. t1ey sa ma
better emicrate and bs would notify that lsfge sem
bIv ,bst he had several lots in Brooklyn for ssle
Mr.. Hsyemeyer then advanced and announced that
:, q busipess Of the meeting concluded, and, The
yeas and nays berg taken the meeting adjourned at
n O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25
OPEy-AIR MEETING.

Another meearg was he'd in The open air, coosistitg
Ct three or four loutand people, who could not gst
within the audience room, or ever over the .hreshIld.
Of the Academy Of Mutic. The audience was made
ID Of the same clsss Of intelligent people oand
irs de, including many Of the best known and most
respectable merchants 10 the city. Joseph simpson,
Vice resident An excellent rostrum was offered 70
the speakers in The shape Of the high stop an eis
CANT dweipg.bouse, opposte the Acaaemy, con.
D sndDg multitude Of people equal 20 tue great
Wall street gathering at the MercoSne Ehcn >osc.
nore interse thar OF that inside The speakers vese
ard were repeated sppauded with cheer r.,;s %
49,, I'm by "ficers." The speakers were
Aim Wood. esq. tie Hon. A. Oakley Hal, GeocgN
W. C.as;. S,q., Esb~st HSluss, ~, saastaess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
 GROCERIES, PROV IS1ONS,

&c., &c.,, .... to be found in the City Our Gooas, consisting of TEAS, FLOUR, SUGARS, SPICES, ETC. ETC, are fresh from MARKET, and are offered at prices SURPRLSLNGLY LOW We have taken for our motto, that q NiMBLE SENTENCE IS BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLISG. and consequently in regard to sell ling cheap,
 WE DEFY COMPETITION.
 We have room to mention but few articles, showing our ratesas follows Porto Rico Moiasses 60 cts. per Gallon. Others sell the same article for 65 and 6S Tyy fine Green and Black TEAS. D cts.-As good as commonly sold for 50 cts.-Babbi.t's SALERATUS, first qual- ay, cts per pound-Usual price, 121 cts Extra Quality RICE, cts. per pound Other articles pro- portioaaliy ioar. fs@ Please cali, examine our Goods, and satisfy yourselves.
 OUR MARKET DEPARTMENT will in no wise be neglected, but shall receive our particular at- tenton.
 All kinds of Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Clans, Oysters, NC, &c., can be found upon our stands in their season.
 Also Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables, &c, will be procured early the market possibly affords.
 All Orders respectfully solicited. A. H. KELLAM, South Store in Baldwin's Block, South Main st., Waterbury, Conn.,, doors above his old Stand. Bank Street entrance directly under ". D. Cum
 niing's Grocery. N B. Professor NJ. O. ScARRITr still remains with us, and lectures on Wednesday and Saturday Even ings, as usual Waterbury, Feb. IT, 1857. 48-ti
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
New York. CHRESTE.FsV'SO.V & CD., 19 VI Proprictors. M. w. KING & SON,
 pATENT CHAIR MANUFA AcTURERS,


 PATENT
 CHAIR MANUFA RERS, 43S RROOME ST, ONE DooR EAsr OF BRoADwAl,
 U.ate 46S Broadway)
 NEW YORK,
 (EstaH,$ked AD, lS33) GSVTTE an examination of their great variety ahd N superior assortment of CHAIRS. manufactured at their own establishment. and under their immc- diatc observation and direction including
 PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS. SELF ACTING EXTENSION BECU UMBENT C H AIRS, IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS, MAJOR SEAELE'S TRAVELLING INVALID CHAIR SPANISH STRING AND soUAB CHAIRS, RHEUMATIC, SPlNAL& ASTHMATIC INVALID do
 &c., &C., Sc. Embracing the nest complete assortment and choicest kinds for PARLoRs, DRAWING RooNs CHAM BEEs, GARDENS, LIBRARIES COUNTING HoUsEs, &c, together with every desirable sort adapted to the comfort, convenience and luxury of the SICK, the AGED the INFIRM the LAME and LAZY In point of ingenuity of design elegance of finish, quality and richness of material fathfulness of cution, durability and cheapness. these Chairs are unsurpassed. For them NJ. W. KING X SoN, were awarded the first and only Prize Medal and the coucheS for patients afflicted with Spinal ds,aattc Bronclial affections.
 To either arm of the chair may be attached a con- venient reading or writing DESK. and any combina- tien desired will be manufactured to order Circular with explanatory cuts, will be sent by mail if requested and orders. with remittances, ] promptly forwarded to any part of the world.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

"BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowERs''-A COUNTER rEiT.-A person pretending to have been partner with w. P. Fetridge in the above article is paning off Q spurious preparation on the public. All are counterfeits unless the name FEIRIDGE CO.,, is written on the side and ". P. FErLlDGE Co.,, printed the front of the label. The genuine arti cle is for sale by all respectable Druggists, who frown down lounterfeits and impostors
 WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired by using the " Balm nf q Thousand Fzowers" What lady or gentleman would remain under the of disagrecable breath. when by using the Balm ef Thousand ElOuos would render it sweet. 491n
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
N g FSEC kI.
Ae ssrs. NEe.scv 4. Tgunsn,;

sIss ssrs. Isse o4cy S1 ITunson EW7 ILL sell from now until the first of April ss next, any or all af their large stock of Boo4s and hoss ltor Cash down, lat the following reduced, prices. viz: $i Calf Boots for S3 50 from S3. 50 to S5 from &3 to g., 50 from S2 50 to S2 All sorts of Men thick Boots, Erogans, Calf Shoes Caters '.nd Slippers in proportion; Gents Rubber Boots down to S,i, d. hlots, g.! Ladies Rubber Boots. Shoes and Slldals--o'I. Git down they mus go; La. dies Misses and Children's Gaitels, Bcotees Sliia &c, oa hundred different kinds all at greatly rednc- ed prices in order to make room for the Spring trade We have just received large addition to our former stock. whi,h makes us complete in every thing i.! our line of tt,dc so that we know full well we can furnish anything in cur line. at less figure than thev ctn be bought this day at holcs;le We have after much pains and expense. finally procured few pairs ot Gent Buffalo OyerShncs, an indispensable arti- c'e for cold weather, Ladies Socks, &c
 And now, we hereby tender our thanks to out friends and palc generally fer their many iayors; inviting tiiei to call and select for themselves for tc assured you will find eseyHmg as VIC tell you and no hUnlbUy nblut it.
 We have one more row .fte5ing invitation to extend to our tries-that is, please call and iay up need say more
 First door West of Court House
 NIEAFOY & MUNSON. Litchfeli, Conn.. EcA 1S57.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

From the New York Evening Mirror, May %. k Among all the Panaceas advertised for the cure of human ailments, there is none in which we have 1note confidence than WISTARS BA&4SAM of WILD CHERRY We regard it as of Natures own safe pleasant to take, and a!- most certain to cure all bilious and pulmonary affections We have witnessed its wonderful effects in cases that regarded hopelessly desperate and we can conseientiously recommend it as one of the best medicines in the worldsvys
 It has proved more eficaci0us as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption in its ncipient stages than any other medicine
 None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. 51.2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
LUXURY AND ECONOMY!

KINGS NEW CHAIR ''AS YOU LIKE IT, An Arm Chair, Reclining Chair, Couch and Bed stead, COMBINED oNE.l is susceptible of twelve different positions, changes to meet the varied requirements for comfort convenience, luxury and economy tin space we'll as price.) Whether in sickness or health, this celebrated CHAIR HAS YOU LIKE Ir exces in many respects, any chair perhaps ever manufactured in this or any other country. The price varies from Fyen to Thirty Dollars, ac- coriing to finish.
 To Public Institutions, as we'll as to individuals this CHAIR is very desirable article and will be supplied in any number on the most liberal terms Apply to, or address
 w. KING SON. .s 43s Byoome St., One door East of Broadway, N r., |49-yl 1)4es ATE acApwAy['
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
NEW MILLINERY. Miss E. R. wiley

NH AV1NC; taken the stand formerly occupied by E a Miss Bradley, respectfully invites the atten- ton of u .lias of Ltcnield and vicinity, to her new selection of Millinery and EmhyoiIcries, Also, Lace Veils. Kid Gloves, Combs. and variety of Fancy articles Bonncts blcachcd aud pressed in the neatest manner Particular attention paid to Dress Making.
 Litchfield, April ?, 1857. 3t49a
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
YAe EgrcpeWfs NM AA G@- -E- 0E "A M COMPOUNn.
FOR RHEUMATISM, STRAINS, BRUISES, FRESH WOUNDS, BURNS CHILBLAINS;
 AND OLD SORES


 FOR RHEUMATISM, STRAINS. BRUISES, FRESH WOUNDS, BURNS CHILBLAINS;
 AND OLD SORES WITH few applications they readily yield to its magical powers, arid by it's use much pain and suffering might be saved if it could be introduced into every family in our land. As | Hs~ N M~ H1 " Nx sMS NhHM> it is unequalled and no one wlio owns a horse; should be without it. single bottle may save inc price of your horse. It is truly the Farrer friend the travellers hope, and the farmers dependence The above Liniment was discovered some yeats ago by an English chemist, who died sudienly and the recipe was lost to the world until recently found among his papers, and ia now placed before tie pub lie, challenging its superior
 There have been several hundred bottles sold iti the vicinity where it is made and in no case has it failed to accomplish all and more for which it has been recommended.
 At the solicitation of many persons who Have been benefited by it's the subscfbef is now preparing to extend it's circulation, that the public ay be benefited. The proprietor contenplates having every family i'll the state visited with this valuable Liniment.
 It put up at 25 and 50 cents per bottle So that all persons can be accommodated with an artif,e which ought to be in every family. Liberal ais; count made to agents. - In case of accident it is almost indispensab1ej as for cuts, bruises or burns it is truly valuable THREE or FOUR GOOD AGENTS cari hiid steady employment until the whole state is@Sth- vasscd, and but small capital is required. Fifty dollars will give person good outfit, and suetess is certain if they take with them the following Hec essary articlescneyy and perseterance Application for agency must be made soon and personally to t subscriber The medicife will be ready about { | lst of April next at wholesale. Prepared only V
 c. F. PECK, Proprietor, Successor to Peck Gilmore o. Ellsworth, Conn, February 3, 1857. Asyi
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
Misses FarnSWOrths,

VNT GUILD invite the attention of the Ladies of W Iitchfield and adjoining Towns, to their new and beautiful assortment of Spring and SssiaMse,' .Ililfjmery, STRAW HATS, of all styles and qualities; Shakers Hoods and colored Boomers; a choice selection of Ribbons; French and American Flowers;
 EMBR OIDE RES,
 The handsonest and best assortment ever before offered to the people of Ltchield.
 Kid Silk, Lisle Thread, Cotton Gloves lcng and short fillet twist Mitts.
 She'll and Buffalo Horn Back and Dressing Combs i; Side and Neck do. Rubber and Horn Long do., for Children. Willow, Work, and Reticule Baskets; Toys, &c., &c., &c. Berage, Tissue, and Lace Veils Plain and Watered Silks for Mantllas Zephyr, Worsted, and Canvas French Working Cotton. &c.
 Silk. Dress and Mourning Hats ready made, Dress Caps and Head Dresses.
 ES Ladies, please call and examine for your selves. -AS Very respectfully, MISSES FARNSWORTHS. Ladies and Gents Hats bleaehcd.
 Itchfeld, April S. 1857 5O-tJuly1
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

A REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. Oxygenated Bit ters have been tested by scientific men, and proved ing free from alcohol no reaction is suffered by the most delicate constitutions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

A a Court of Probate holden at Litchficld. With "A in and for the District of LitcLfeld, the 18th day of April, A. D., 1857
 Present, CHARLES ADAMs, Judge.
 Frederick D. Beeman, Esq. Administrator on the estate of SIDNEY H. GRANNISS, late of Evans vile, Wisconsin, deceas leaving real and personal estate in said district, represents said estate insolv Ordered that Commissioners to re- cclvc examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate office in Litchfed the 27th day Of April inst, at O clock forenoon and that all persons interested in said tate may have notice hereof said Administrator will cause this order t" be published in newspaper pub lished Iitchticld County, and copy thereof to be posted on the public sig1i post in the village of Litchfcld. Certified from Record.
 5l-3t CHARLES ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

A BOUND VOLUME, containing 9s Numbers of this Village, in the years 17s4 andi7S5, has been borrowed of the Subscriber, and not returned.
 Whoever will return the same or give informa. tion where it may be found, shall be entitled te reasonable reward. SETH P. BEERS.
 Litchfeld, April 7th leo7 50-5to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
GRENDSTONEs.

J s. HITN FEY X co.
 8 WEST ST. AND 5G WARRINGTON ST. Ncw YoHK, EE AVE constantly oh hand and are prepared to N supply GRINDS1'ONES in any qi,aiittt of all sizes from footto six feet diameter of Nova Scotia, Newcastle, Wickersley French, Whitening, Swedish and Ohio. Superior Grindstoncs for mahh- tactu1lng Cutlery. J. s. WHITNEY X CO..
 5G Washington St. and S2 West St. oOtt NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
Notice
NEW SPRING STOCK
 OF BOOTS & SHOES

HIIRST in market and first home-with first E1 rate Complement of every variety of Style known to the 1rade--a all of which we prepared to sell at as low figures any in the State Not withstanding the great rise of every thing of the name of Iclthcrs, we shall sell BOOTS and SHOES at q very slRal advance from former prices.
 Your attention is respectfully invited to one of the best assorted Stocks, ly fifty per cent. ever brought in this market.
 To undertake to name tic different kinds. styles, and qualities would fill in ordinary country paper, and of course out cf the question in this place. Please call and see
 SOLE LElTNER, MOROCCO Lini,,gs. Bindings Awls and Htfts. BriStles. Thread, Wax. Pegs. Nails. Be- &c., for sale as usual at the Old Brick .Store First Door West of the Court House.
 MEAFOY X MUNSON. Litchfeld Conn., March filth, 1857. 4s If