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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-26

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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PAINTS

; ! II. Epitl. Solicitor uf Patents ,Ia,,. Ag,pt
u t& 0t tbs | ). Patent Office Wa>hi,iut, II uu
der the Act ui lS31I-7G State ST.. on. site XIII,
St. Boston.
After an extensive practice of upwards If twrI:,
years, continues t" secure Patents in tie Unite;
States ais" IN Great Britain. France and other tot.
cl@h Countries taNcs,s. Specifications ASH. 4
mcniS. ant all Papers I'll drawings for Patents eAe
cutc'! III liberal terms. ana with despatch kcsrar
CitS made into American Foreign works To dc
tcrmInc the vail lily utiiitv OF Patents or lnv.:.
lions and al or other advirc rendered in all mat
tiers touching the same Copies of the claims "f .nv
Patent furnished ly renting Onc Dollar. Assign.
mcnt. recorded ut Washington.
Ibis Agency i, not only he largest in New Eng
land hut through it inventors have advantages to-
securing patents, aScrtaining the Iatenalil itv
OF Inventions, unsurpassed by. if not innr surablv
superior any that can he offered them csrm here
III" testimonials hch girel.. prove that none is
HoRE-srcctsSFCL AT TnE rA1ENT oFyIcE lan the sub.
Scllhcr; ami as SUCCESS is rnE Er>r CT ApvAx
FACES OR ABILITY. he would ADJ hat he has ,,bun
dant rcH> N to believe. and can prove that at ne
other office Of the Kind tn charges for prof,-
Sl"nai services moderate The immense pruCii, 4
Of the subscriber during twenty years past has rna
Died linn to accumulate vast collection Of snyiii
cations and official decisions relative To Patents
These, besides his extensive library uf legal ami me
challCa works alG full accounts If patents granted
i'll the United! States AMI Europe render him alie
beyond question, to U1tr superior facilities for OBJ
tanning patents
All n"c' Ssity of journey to Washington to pro.
cure Il patent ami the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors.
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Special Invitation.

PERSONS visiting Litchfeld are respectfully in
a vlted to call and examine nv assortment Of
Boots and Shoes; they will find good assortment
ana at as low prices for cash. any in the State
Sole Leather cheap as the market will bear also
Shoe thread, pegs, sc. &C., for sale by
SAMUEL CLOCK.
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.N.nEicp.

a NEW MAIL ROUTE is now established from
IA LlrCHFIELD to KENT passing through
Milton Warren, EIst Kent to Kent Palms on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and returns Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves Litchell
at + o'clock a. NJ, and arrives in Kent in time to
take the cars Forth or south. Leaves Kent for
Ltchicld on the arrival of the from Bridgeport
and after July |, 1857
l3-tf DANIEL NJ. PECK Proprietor
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DEackssnliain. and Wagon Re-
NaSZ';ng.

MHR II. B. G!HmD, HAVING MADE AR
1YA engagements which will enable him la att, nj
to al work in the above Line. wonld respect fully
inf rm the citizens of LitchtcIi and vicinity, that
he can be found Il; the building known as Rogers
Blacksmith Shop i'll spencer street. with every IA
cility for Quict and thorough execution of Jobs
lis long experience workman, lac trusts, will
enable him to give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor kim with their patronage
Litchiicll, April 2l, 1857. 52tf
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NJ. GO IL. q. BERRX,S
CLOSING OUT SALE,

uNOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS WE SHALL
Il offer to friends, and all who wishing
to make their Fall and Winter purchases. large
and we'll selected stock of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Crockery. Boots and Shoes, aud Ready Made Cloth
ing at reduction of Fifteen per less than the
same qualities and kinds Of goods will be offered in
this or the adjoining towns this
We deem it unnecessary to remind the public that
all Of goods We're well bought, Judging from the
liberal patronage received at the hands OF many
customers.
Having made arrangements to leave W"lcottvillc
soon, it is wish to 1ec procae the many tavors
We have received. and will do so by Offering gu:
whole stock at trife above the cost.
In addition to the goods nov in store we shall
receive t1ris week five thousand yards of Mer1i-
mae s'Amelican Print Works. -. Dunnell &
Co.. Remnant Prints i'll pieces continuing from ,!
to Il yards each. Also OF the above named manu-
flcturcrs thousand yards in dress patterns
beautiful designs in pieces Of 10 and go wards all
If which shall sell at saving to the purchaser
Of thirty per cent.
Our Ready made Clothing Room.
In this department gentlemen Will find the l3u2-
est and most attractive stock to be found ia Litch
field County.
Wolcottvllc, September 1st 1857
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Sew Haven County Salt Store,

Nos. 3 6, SANroRD's BLOCK, FLEET ST.,
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
NWT HERE may be found Old Rock Salt. Tprks's
w Island do. Lisbon do, Liverpool Sack do.
also, Ground Rock Salt for Ia lie and Dairy use In
large or small quantities.
II - GEORGE L. FAULKNER & co.
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IL al z & IMAM,
a,ebrnfy,es t,nM E'hosogrrDhs

: MBRO YrES. PLAIN OR COLORED-ALL
: sizas and prices. Particular attention paid to
Photographs, which make an excellent portrait
Larr size in gilt frames from 81 to SO. duplicates
ready for framing, 30 cts J. L JUDD.
No ., South Street
Jitchfcld Nav G. 1857 .r.3
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AIELODEC MS.

Nm ANJrACTURED as usual, with all the late
Iva improvements. StcOnd Ihind Melod, rs for
sale cheap. AkNID DAYTON
Wulcottyille. Nov. 5. 1886. tics
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Our Ready made Clothing Room
o. &C " . Il e r Il Z
o. D B RI G. K

z s FILLED TO OVERLOOKING WITH ALL
d Kinds Of
BOOTS aid shoes,
Fresh from the Eastern Factories as good as the
best and as low as the lowest Our patrons are re-
specially invited! t. call and pick and choose for
Themselves. Now is the time to get good bargains
in Ladies' Gents. Misses Childrens' Bows and
Youths Boots Shoes, Caters and Slips OF every
kind known to the trade.
Thankful for past 1,tvors and still more SO for
those that may MEAFOY < MtNSO.,.
One Door West of Court House.
Litchtied Conn
n B.--All those who have accounts three months
AMI over will please cali and settle without further
notice. II. & II.
Aug. %, 1857. 3t-lS
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PIANO FORTES.

q uST received new supply from ALBERT w.
% LADD Co.. of Boston, and HARLEToN s. Bro
THEIRS, OF New York.
All wishing to purchase, are invited to call and
examine them. ARVID DAYTON
Wolcottville, Nov s. 1856 ties
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Ladies' Gaiters 81 60.

7IIUSE dollar Caters, dollar Caters fifty cents
IL Slippers 80 cents, cheap, cheap for cash. at
$ CLOCKS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-26

EINLM PARK SCHOOL for Young Gentlemen
EA Litchtied Conn. five hours from New York. J
Counting room, for College and for Teaching. a
limited number obtain board with the Surerin-
tendent, Good Board near, at satisfactory prices.
instruction in German. and he French aud tia
liam. l,y accomplished Teachers
SUMMER TERM commences on WEDNESDAY,
the Sth of April.
Application should be made early, to FARMER,
BEAcE Co., No. 4, CourtlandStItet, New York, OF
to the Superintendent
Rev. JAMES RICHARDS. D. D..
or to CHARLES A SWIFT. A b..
Profcsso, Of Languages and Mathematics
Iich:icli, Conn, March %, 1857 tt-3l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-26

4 NARPETs. Oil Cloths, Druggets, and Straw Mat
- ting at A. c. SAITH l. Co.'S
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. During the time occupied I'll office If Com.
missioner of Patents. Il II. Eddy ESQ. If IL xtun
thd business at the Patent 0ilc as -, ,tur for
iI' curing patents. Thee were few ii ANY, person.
acting Ill that capacity, who had much business
i'"turr the PATE M Gcc; and here were none whu
conducted it with more skill. deity and sur, rss
! regard Mr. Eddy one If the hest informed anil
NEST >sIlliu Patent Solicitors in the United Statra
;ln'i have no hesitation in ssuring inventors that
they ,Hun"t employ person mole competent AMI
trustworthy and more capable ut putting tl.rir APP.
iicaIohS in a form tt secure for them an early AMI
favorable consideration al the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
From lie Present C,amtss,oner
" ArGvST II. l835-During the time have held
til" office GI Commissioner OF Patents H. H. Eddy
Esq, OF Boston, has been extensively engaged in tb
Transaction of business with the Office as Solicitor
lie IS thor"uGhly acquainted with the law and the
rules OF practice OF the ONCE. regard him us one
IF tIIc most capable AMI successful PRACTITIONERS
with whom have had official intercourse
CIIAS MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents"
Boston. Jan. l. 1851 3s-1y
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So HAWKS. SHAWI.N.-Br. cha. Stella, and a var-
- city OF Spring and summer Shaws may be found
at MCNEIL \ BHAMANs.
Church Organs.
GORGE JARDINE & SONS celebrated Organs
w which are used in many Of the principal
churches in New York city and elsewhere The
subscriber. having taken the agency for the sale Of
the above, will be pleased 20 receive o:,!ers from all
societies wishing to purchase organ. or those
Wishing any information in regard to the organs
will please send to the subscriber, and in return will
receive price list and scale size number of stops &C.
ARNJD DAYTON
WOICOttYille Sent 1st 1876
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s3AGTE!s EOTYpES,

TE7HE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE RENDERED!
Jnld's pa@nerreotype's triumphant
These long tric1 and pnpna Pictures are taken
at al times at the Gallery No. 2, South Street.
Litchtied May 9th 1857 +fo
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Geese Feathers.

FRsllE subscribers have made rangcments to keep
- constant supply of a iirstratc article of GEESE
FEATHERs selected and packed with great care by
ourselves, in packages Of from 20 to 80 S.anI will
furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs
OF quality they will warrant good lis the best,
and at as low prices can be purchased of equal
quality in the state. S. 4 l.. UUltLBUT.
Winchester. 1856.
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RH USTANG IMMINENT, Lyons Kathalion Is
lVA seuces, and general assortment of Hal, t,i!
tertumery, &c. may be found at No. West Street.
Litchlird July It'll 1896.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-26

lSsELS OK YOKES, from Harris Pattern
for sale by H. W. BUEL & co
March II.
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For any Of the four Reviews. SIS co
For any two Of the four r views. 5 90
For any three of the t"nl Reviews...... 90
For al four OF the Reviews. 90
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Al the above prices the Periodicals will be
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Unlike the more ephenerai MagHzirs of the
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L. SCOTT & CO., New York, continue
TO publish the following British
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
SOUND OPINIONS,
The New Hampshire Patriot saws:

Inc new Hampshire EGHaot says:
whoever now seeks to revive seetionslism ar.
rays himself against the constitution and, coDse-
quantity, sgsinst the Union. OF course it is 10 be
expected that fanatcism will rave and Clamor
against the decision of the Supreme Court. Bat
lansticism ceases TO be formidable eremy when
it seeks to measure strength with the Union loving
spirit Of the people, sustained and confirmed by
the great srbiter Of constitutional questions. Fso
nsticism becomes pOwerlsss against such comb
nation, and hence we may smile at the madness
with which tie organs Of black repub icsnism as
sail the late decision Of the Supreme Court. It is
the last dying Gr Of fanatcsl seetionslism It will
have the effectOf fixing pubic attention upon the
reckless wickedness which has heretofore i'm oeled
the sectional hgitstors to fJrcs the republic to the
very verge Of disruption.
We feel, therefore, that The danger is for the
present over; thst sectionalism is virtually dead
thst it has been crushed out by the popular verdict
the presidential election; aad that the decision
Of the Supreme Court has left nothing vital in re-
publicsnism, and has placed tbs democratic party
beyond and above ell competition as the coastitu-
tonsl, national, Union party of the country. Mr.
Buchanan takes the helm under these suspicious
circumstance and his acts thus far give token Of
successful snd prosperous administration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
For Sale.

OO0. ACRES OF LAND situated three Sr folr niles
EOU North the city bstwesn the Galan aHd Porter
Turnpike Reads. One Tract OF about l5 has Bees
aubdvidsd pieces varying from % TO 50aer8s, aad will
be sold out in Lots the Whole may beef suit purchasers
Thsis Tract Of superior Land entirely free from rocks
its soil deep and Of the richest quay, veil heFed and set
IA blue grass hrs number Of hne Springs a. all tmaa af
Gallan road Is reached b COED Turnpike. half mila
IN length. aBd q road In of building passing
through the the Cumberland RtTeT On the baFm
is cOmfor able dwelling and out-hOU5ss young apple
orchard ard long range OF aHd Bubstansl stone sFa
place the read IeTmg-l 2 land Yeara, Wh
interest frsm date Of purchase
ALSO Ons other Tracs Of about JOS acres three nfss
Northeast from TIE city. and about half mile from the Gal
latin road This Tract Is nearly surrounded b. turnpike
roads % subdvided into Lois containing from Is
acres and ntersected convenient TsrmaI
years. with interest Pc session given Immediately for
either both Of the above Of Land provided puF
chaser pag lair equivalent growing crops and
stock Included JOHN D WINSTON,
mar27-dE Is Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27

AN ACT to amsnd "Au act granting public lands in al
trnas sectOns 70 the State Of Alabama 70 cid in the
construction Of estain railroads in said State"
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represents
Tes Of the United States Il Amsrca in Congress assem-
bsd That the sixth SEXTON Of act, granting public
lands in alternate sections to the State Of AsbaUs, T. aid
in the construction OF certain railroads in said State APP
proved second day Of June, eighteen hundred and hfy
ak be aud the is hereby amsnded that 10 lieu Of
the words Central railroad from Montgomery 10 some
point tho Alabama and Tennessee Sae line in The di
rtc.ion 10 Nashville Tsunessee-ihs Words Tenaessee
and Asbsms central ralroso be- and the are here
by substituted.
Approved March 3, 1851
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
ny AurnoRIrR.
LAws o. gHE UNITE0 sTArEs.

Pub io 80.
An ACT 70 ssad ts ect red 1rng tie dut5 on iooFis
and for other purposes passed July thirtsihs sghtesn
hurdFsd and i0riy SIX.
BE enacted by tbs Senate snd House q Representa-
4vss Of the United States Of AmsFea In Congress assem-
led Thai the eighth section of the act approved July
thirty eighteen hundred and forty SIX and entitled An
reducing the duty on impors and Tor other purposes
be amended es ioOWE
Zee Aud be Il further enacted, That It shall Be law
fa for the owner cousignse agent Of imports which
have besn actually purchased procured ohsrWiss than
by purchase OF euuy Of the Bme 10 make such edition
II he entry TO the cost value given in ths invoice g. in
bis opinion may th 70 the tue market value Of
such imports ia the principal markets cf the country
Ehsnee the importation shall have been sde and To- add
theretO ali costa aud charges which under existing lava
would form part Of The tue value ct The port when The
sane may be entered upon which the duties should Be as
Sc sed And itsha be the duty Of the collector, within
whose district ths same muy BE- imported entered, e
eIuseahs duabls value Of such inn 70 be appraised
esgmstsd sDd asoeFsined In accordance with The pro
visions Of existing sw and il the appraised value thers.
Of shall exceed By par csntu or more the vsus 90
declared tho enuy, then, in addition % the Guhes I'M
posed by Law The same there shall be levied ooee ed
and i'd day Of twenty per tam I'd vaoren on such
appraised value Provided neEerheles That under no
ercumstancss shs the day Be assessed upon amount
less than the nv0cs entered value any law Of Cangrs
to the contrary misunderstanding.
Approved March g. 1887.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27

AN ACT 10 settle certain accounts between the United
Safes and the State Of Mississippi and Oher states
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of tee United States Of America in Congress Esse mbed
That the Commissioner Of the General Land Ocs BE- and
he hereby required TO state account between the Uni
ted States aud the state OF Mississippi for toe purpose OF
csc srainng what Of money are due 10 SAID
State heFet0fOrs unsettled account Of the public aaos
in said State and upon the prize pies OF allowance
and settlement prescribed ia the Act 70 settle eersln
accounts between tbs United States and the State OF Ala
bsma approved the second Il March, eighteen hundred
and y fve snd that be be required 10 include IN said
account several reservations under the various treaties
with the ChickssaW and ChOctaW Indians within ths lin
is Of Mississippi and allow and pay the said State 6ve
per cenum thereon in Of other sales, estimating
the lands the value Of dollar aud twenty I'VE eeaS
per acre.
Sec g. And DO it further enacted, That the said Com.
missioner shall also state account between the United
States and each Of the other States upon tina same priT CT
PIES and shall allow and pay each State such amount
shall thus be found due estimating s lands and per-
msnsnt reservations at dollar and twenty I'VE cents
per sore.
Approved March g. 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
W - CARUTBERs.

We notice with great pleasure, smsrg there
cent appointments BY the President announced in
tue Washington Union the following:
William A. Oaru,heTs, of Minnesota, to be
register Of the land office at Sank Rapids, Mlnne-
sota Territory, in the place Of George W. Sweet,
removed
Mr.. CARUTHERs is young Tennesseean, Of brill
Isn't talents who has lately made Minnesota his
home. His numerous frierds in this s ate will be
glad to hesr that his merits are thus early recog-
missed in his new home.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27

TlTIrolD CEIgBRATIoy IT HEuPHIs.

RAILROAD CEAEBRATtON AT MEhPh4or
Oh, Asmphis neighbors are slres6y making hr-
rangemerts 70 eelstFate lie conpe;ioa Of tie
Memphis aud Chs,lsssOn Rsilfoe5. Although the
road viii be opened through in few dsys, yet tie
celebration Of the event is jadcious'y ps'pored
until the lst and ? dsys Of May, wheu 'h're viii
b greater certainty Of dne vesther than at pres
et I. and when the directory will have hsd time to
re-fect their ronaing trraug' ments COMMITTEES
Of Arrangements, Of Invitation, Of Rseept on, and
Of Finance, are announced in the appeal and the
nrogrsume indies q civic display more magnlh'
cent than any which has ever heretofore been Wit
messed in this State. The event well deserves It.
We take occasion now to ipfcrm our friends of
the appeal that enc Of Us win be there, and will
expeet 10 be took care Of We claim that Che
Colonel Of that establishment OaUei as such ser
vice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
aALIEE SUFFRAGE.H

The Banner states that the issue is fairly
made up between the Administration of BUCHANAN,
and those who sdhers to him, and the Opposition
upon the great question Of suffrage. And in
proof of this, it shows that the amendment Of
Senator BIcas, q democrst) to the Minnesois
bill restricting suffrage to citizens Of the United
Ststes, wss adopted: ~ to "a. OF the q sfirm-
alive voters. 20 were friends Of BUoHANAE. o.
the "A negative voters, Is were friends of b.
ouAEAE. The opposition voted: for the
amendment ard IL against it.
The reader vii notice, perhaps with some little
surprise, that the .Oregoiug are the figures which
the Banner Employs to prove that tie irisnds Of
BUCHANAN in the Senate are IN favor Of, an1 his
opponents opposed to, what it calls alien suffrage
And the iatsHigsnt reader will also be sure to
see inst the talk of "aien suffrage, in this con-
nsxion, is IS srraBt humbug as ever even know
nothing sm attempted to iuaugurste. The provis
ions Of the Minnesota bill, as we understand, in re-
gard 20 suffAge, were the same as those which
have been incorporated in similar bills heretofore:
giving The right to vote for delegates to form
Stale constitution to such residents Of the Territory
as were citizens Of the United States or had de-
clarsd on cath theiF intention to become such. A
democrat from North Carolina moved to change
the principle heretofore soed 90 in this respect,
and to restrict the right to vote to citizsrL A
majority Of the democrats Of the Senate voted
with him. And this is ell there is, by their own
showing, Of the twsttle OF the know DOthDgs
about the issue between the Administration and
the Opposition on the great question Of alien suE
frsge." LISA great humbug, and that is sB there
is 81 great" ahout he matter.
CRoPs IL ARKANSAS The Camden Herald Of tie
l2tbin st., says:
The farming operations in this section sppeSr to
10 in a state Of forNsrdnesa Nest Of our plan.
tsrs have finished planting corn, and are now pre-
psrine for cotton. TIE c5ops Of small grain are
1ljd g be quite promising.