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RAILROAD LAMBS FOR SALE ON

. RAILROAD LAMBS f0E SALE ON
sss 1Nt1 rKFDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
- OF iNTERESF.-The Hannlhal and - :, I" !, ;,
.a.h Railroad Cenpany having over 5.I0Do0 AC Es
az LANE l4Ine in the State Of Missouri whicb
gss granted b, Act OF Congress, to saa Ia the con-
Tt,.'e.i f1f s4is an the most liher raj terms.
The .reaisr part of these Lands arg within SIX,
and All v fhiB fifteen. miiss OF the Railroad which
entire ten tn 2ss5 miles, J., and runs through coah
". which IL unsuT passed bt any IN the shiaprs ~
.ts climate the fertility OF it's soil, and the extent
Dflts mineral resources,
For further Information, apply Al the Lahd ohiee
OF the Company, address, by letter; ,-,,n
JOSIAH HUNT.
Laad Commissioner II. Il Sc. 10. n. h.
HAsYlEAL. No, June l4th, 1859.
y y2l-ddw4mS
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rn1 r<r-, Nne elegant LODGING
g 113J on Er~t fnar %, ~ oar store. corner oI
e. tt3 u3 Broad stl acts. f, r terms; epr,y 70
,,s-ts JOHNSTON y / WHITING.
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-, TWO FIRST RATE BUsENE
g. STANDS FOR RENT.-The STORE now Qc-
E-Lcupged hy s. tu.genhslmer, on Main So. under
$. Char ss Eute, and tie STORE No 5, Wall sI.
The rent, to good tenants, viii be low, AppXt to
e Its BENZ. DAVIS.
- FOR ORREST-Lawyers' and Doctors OFF,
q: c rs and LODGING ROOMS, on 18th street, in
Eli front Of Bank. b JOHN :. bELFIN.
ny 5-ts
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REINFoRcEMENTs FOR HAMPERS FEEgy.-
A sergeant aud eight men left Governors
Island, New York, last Friday, for Harper's
Ferry, To strengthen the military force in the
arsenal at that place. This addition will raise
the number of men on duty there TO forty,
which, 1t is said, is deemed sufficient 10 pro-
tect the arsea,l against all apprehended as
sauits
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- ltaR RENr-The three NEW STORES,
sa Man street. next "a Col: " alter y. Blair S.
- &rti, ta HENRY GbALTER CABEI.L,
Sc NaIu St, : aunGS peluw Exchange Sank.
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lnR pt>Tprs e,cef' eEt Room over
- On - - s''isiIs F,r = an 'e entieman
3D. nj, F. MtCA %THG.
,s III Broad street
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Bsrfon az fae Theafrs.-The Theatre last mint
was crowded g repletion, to witness the per-
lsnee Of this country. The number of lad;~s
present made the scene before the curiain n suf.
ieient to entertain the audience. until the
"Breach of Promise'' engaged their attention,
1t is needless to criticise Mr. Burtonss acting.
which is the very soul of fun, and we will
only say that both plays delighted the au-
dience, and we think inangurated a crowded
house week" Tonight the plays of The sSe-
rioas Family and "John Jones,n will be pro-
duced, in both of which the great comedian
will appear.
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Frederick Douglass sailed from Quebec fol
England. on Saturday last,
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-. OFFICE OF T.IE EisTTIsh ,oNstL
FOR RENr.-The OFFICE near ihe corner
k4 If sth srd Grace streets, now IN the "ccGpanc!
Of the British Consul WI he tnT rent from 'h l3t
INST This Office tor profess 0nal Irlap, or almost
m, other IS one OF the most desirable IN the eats
ce1ygal, located, beautiful and elevated posi-
non. detached from other build ESs. II presents
unusual inducements 4 ppiy to
ng 6--.s ;. +. WATKINS. l59 Main 81.
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FuR RENT.

=. FuS RENT Far vent PROFESSIONAL
{ OFFlCE or LODGING ROOMS. she front
a. foalU over The subscribers store. Possession
sI.en iREIeL ttals- APPEL ~
..s.,s Ian PlZZlNi. No. I2s Main ST.
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Also The three story Brick BUILDING on
1rtr be.ueeu Nam and cara streets Apply 70
''-'' MARCUS HARRtSS 4 BRO,
or as-ts I5 Main street.
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pstASi,IAN.NREsfnENrEATNI

F.EENr COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-nav-
Ezi M determined 20 leave the county, e;fer for
s4.a. privately, nls HOUSE and LUr si'ustod at
\, Kent Court House. The improvements cons st
81 1--WE. ia, HusSe IN Tertect order. with fine base
r.-.' su I'll necessary ogt houses. ice house, &c.
(. ,sEn NJ tAe hest locations tor physician |
.a.p 5f Terms hocr.E
rg1-ln.' !. {. WILLIAMS, VI. y.
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EXCITEMENT AT CHARLEsTowN, fA.-Con-
siderable excitement still exists at Charles
town, Va, caused by numerous incendiary
fires in the neighborhood, and a belief among
the inhabitants that emissaries OF old Brown
are still lingering about. The Mayor of
Charlestown had issued the following procla-
nation:
A ProcIGnatfon.-W Whereas. it is deemed pru-
dsnt and rightly The Town Council Of Charles
town. that there should not longer be permit
ted 10 remain i'll our town or county, any str2n
ger who cannot give satisfactory account of
hiIaaelf now. therefore, |, Thomas &. Green
Siayor Of Charles town, do hereby proclaim
and make know II, that all snch strangers must
Immediately leave the town or county, and If
they do not, any member of the Town Coun-
ell. the Town Sergeant, Col. Davis, Lawson
Bolts E. NJ. Asquith, Wells j. Hawks are re-
quested TO make it their special business to
5ring such strangers before the Mayor, or some
Justice of the Peace, TO be dealt with ACCORD
ing TO Law; and the authorities of Harsers
Ferry, Bolivar, Shepherds stown, or Middle
way and all other authorities in the county,
are hereby requested to take like action.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

., ron ENNT-Thc geFv convenient HOUSE.
@ ,, am street, between Clay and loish st pres
vi .~i occupied p, Nr, 2, T. LINK. IL contains
:, -.anss and Is 10 GOOD eersjr. Possession gwen
III urcetnber, Far terms &c, apply to
RANKINGS & HOLLAnAE,
-.a-atS I2'h So hetween Nam auti Cary.
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Nov. 70 $50. Mayor of CharlestoWn.

On the appearance of this proclamation, Mr
Hoyt. who had returned TO the town, Mr.. SEN
mott. one of the counsel COR the prisoners, and
Mr Jewett, connec ted with Frank Lesiies, re-
ceiyed all intimation from Col. Davis that they
were among the strangers whose presence was
not satisfactory to the people, and that their
personal safety would best be secured by an
early departure. Mr. Sennott declined leav-
ing until he had concluded his business. Mr.
Hoyt had already made arrangements for his
departure before the proclamation appeared,
and he, with Mr.. Jewett left there on Satur-
day. Mr Jewett was uspected-unjustly,h he
declares-of being the correspondent of the New
York Tribune. which paper has recently pfb-
lished some letters from Charlestown of aHir-
ritating character. NJ
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MILLINERY

- FlNST-CIASS pREItUM Nfa
~ MILLINERY. MI
Wy Mas DEMElMAN, on Main. be. 3OiG0
<erp l?th aud lsth sis viii opsn her ALI and
Ty\rER MILLINERY of BoNNETS. CAPS,
WWtk u DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar
",ias too numerous To mention
hI. ,;;nb selection OF MILLINERY GOODS to
,b she would particularly invite early cali of
~ customers, visitors to the cty. ana the puhiie
,c5ersi, All t.e Doods Viii he sold at very low
sE'FACnING and ALTERING any kinds of
h[s AStns Ma. DEMELMAN.
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=, TOR EtF NT-1he uppeT peTt efthe HOUSE
. corner ot " ain and ilth streets, next To Anlo-
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x4, fer RENT.--The BUILDING occupied
81; t.y the Examiner for rent from the LIST ot Au-
h~-k Susi For terms Apply to
RICHARD WALSH, Note Broker,
-f1.rG
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NFKENIW u 7. T. Y \, Nfl, a
~ AT MADAME SONS, NM
W. whn received the First Premium At a4G0
T. Mechanics Institute, My stock OF MiLl.i
Kerry IS now complete and TecetV'ns constant
~ lv-ass provided vlth select assortment. aDo
~ pr4tied to sell st very hreJai prices.
a''' Madame son, No. IS Main street.
.>a-nirv merchants are snpphed at New York
e .tcS,fs prices oc 2l-dlms
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KEsN, BALDWIN l. WILLIAMS.

1QE0 HEAU4UARTf KS F0R FASH.
1919. NABLE cL0THlNG-F AL
GOODS The subscribe has Inst reeetved hfh
stock of FALL cInTHINtj ard dGENTLFMhNsS q
FURNISHING GOODS. efnbT aclng ever article u
the Cloi hin line.
Also stock Of CLOTHS CAssIMFRFs, vess-
mss ana Tsiiors' TRIMMINGS 10 he snTp ssed
by ans house in the eits. which he is prepared IN
make at the shortest notice. and IN the
'@'0s' "A" A'o'' +. B SPENCE.
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I55 Main ST., cor. above Post-Us
HEAVY STUCK.- We have now IN store much
l. the LARGEST and most attractive stock Of FALL
CLOTH NG we have ever shown at this season af
the year. The assortment embraces eve rS thing
that is and desirable of this seasons impartsr
ton, and so gfea, variety that the tastes Of all
can Le suited. All of which have been soften up
IN the best and most fashionable st,ies at our 0wo
manulactory, under great advantas ses and will b
offered at prices ~ sell them,
III n I.Ii- Al xIrII Z 4
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'T'opSsoTSSSTRy, MERCMANTs AND THE

Il TRADE GENFRALIY.-t have made ar
rangemenis with several very extensive houses in :
Boston and New York, by which am enabled to
sell TO country Merchants the following Goods. at
New York prices: Fiss, Oranges, Almonds. Rais-
ms. Lemons. Filbers. Punes. Dates En- lish
Walnuts. Currants, Lemon Syrup Ground Nrts
Citron, Ginger, Cocoa MUS. Domestic and Iuiport-
ed CIGARS. Also, mE unegualsd steam CAN DIS,
of every variety. My plan of business is cash OF q
credit not exceeding sxty DAYS, by which time
merchants can remit the anonnt. This method. in
connection with other ADVANTAGES slves me the
facility of selling Goods at prices which cannot fail
to please. Merchants solicited to call and
the Goods and learn their prices, assuring them it
will be to their interest to do So
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GRsAAddJEssii S : sFENpsKs Eoyss g6 FisE SETS oY

sale al eles ant assornento of hii kinds Of ATFS,
lncndng every style Of TENDERS, SUMNER !
rnLn.LrS, hhndsoIne and PLAIN sets Of 5HOyELS,
TONES and PoKERs. Seven different sizes Of
e9al SCUTILES, Cinder SH0VELS. Fire SHO-
Blower ST ANDS; Bass and Iron FO0TMA Ms; ere z
BklCk; hire SLABS and ANS; sets Of SOAP
SIUR toI settine up Crates: Tavern and Church
BELLS. Of sweet tone. Builders. Hoosekeepers
ahd Others H. want of sny of the above articles,
an manofactuIing all kinds Of Grass gna Iron
M0rk OF the above description at nv BILL and
BRASS FOUNDRY and CRATE and FENDER
MANUFACToRY No. 225 Main street bstween
5th and 9th streets west side Rieh mSnd Va. =
ag Ism y 10 OFNlDN
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LUUIS ]. BUSSFEUX, =
Five. story Building. No 80 Main SO.

NJ s..kOEs' tL0THlNG, NFGR0ES'
l ING.--DARRAc0TT, HARRIS \
throus h the season, the larsest and best assort-
ment of n NEG RO CLOTHING they have ever of.
tered. Their Clothing is cut larse and full. and
made in the most durable manner. and will be sold
al such yers low prices that we think we can con.
vince all in want that 1t will be a saving both Of
money and trouble to buy OF us. We have cloth-
ing for farm hands. drivers, factory, and dining
ing of COATS. PANTS VESTS, and SHIRTS;
also, conntry knit SOCKS. large ard heavy, to-
eether with BOYS CLOTHING of all sizes. from
to IS years old These in want invited to call
early, and should they prefer IL, all Negro Clothing
trouble and money. and pfoeure really sood and
cheap oio'h'nfg' Is spi so"anrT oan uApprsS RI
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no IzV COT HFIn shd Isb Hhg
I,R0u I-ESTJE,s FAMILY M4SsaxiNT.

NO IN cor HsfH hna iSfh sfhsf
IRON LEsLIE,s FAMILY MAtssziNN.
''Ss il is proper and naufal for our lad Jrie.ds
tn make hemseiv.s a. lowell possible we ieeift
our ,uts 70 indicate the hest means al brfn@tnx
shoutths much desired eensIana stioa: aad We can
confidently asse that ans ono whh uses Burnett
ceiebrafsd KAI.IJs ron laay .ssa n n. frrsl and
sstin like complexion. This deli htfsl ,pTepns5-
vety sofrness 10 the SKIN. For cnarped bands IT'S
tnyaluabe, while ts heal;ns treper'sss alf dss,,,
fsas Fss sa I'bs bg 'sIssf 1SEs rs6ief sns
Cor. Main and 10th sts.
J5OYss AND YOUTHS, tL0THiNG.-In
ID this depart ment Of our business we are pre-
nsiaa meas y Y sss oSsRo Svo ars SACK aed fRocK
COATS. GAcKETs, VESTS and. PANTS; sls,.
van. Viii ear - misd . Ia. ~ sas sssm ssss
ten up. from which to make selections and = sat-
ssa''s's KEEN. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM
DtRE ERLAtkBEgRyW WtNE.-,,Ii, sm IL re- r.
can warrant TO he pure. II IL m ssrceA,A snd
ssis ssGea eor and s .se"nesd
81 The faculty Ons trial will coav'nes .hsi e 9
above complaints ''r WINNER ssls l.. WAXING,
No, iG Bread street. above sfh.
I OWsx GENUINE GLYCERIsE AHAP,
Brown Windsor soaps. Almond, caraphss., sasss-
iia.' @ and Myrtle sasg. 81 hishI, rcsftu.sa--
cslesae & 10 % and Hssfscss; - Also eInhs Brushes:
Pocket Books. Porte Alonna'ss sstehels. Ae.s Tor
sale b L. HA1Nhk, BsRsxsst..
GERyANTss CLOTHING.- Manufacturers,
wanting servants. closhin for nsa sd hays'
:s''.s' = n .i;isIs;iI
B.5I!SsK' q. {; '-sas'I'SHi HissIs sssIis; IsSfEl!fI
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Successors to MERCHANT, WEIsIGEE Col
rT,0 PHYStIANS.-We invite Your attention
L To our stock Of new and valuable Che emic nj and
Pharmaceutical Preparations, AMONGST " hch are
the foilowing: Ns8
SOLUTION OF PER sULPHATE OF IRON.
q certain and prompt local styptie. $50
CITRATE OF IRON AND STRYCHNIA. e&
LIQUOR C1NCHUNE fRfGIDK d. hsiax con-
centrated preparation of ali the Alkaoids OF Cin-
chone.
ToDlDE OF SODIUM, substitute for Iodids
of Potassium. "a tss4a4
The genuine BoUDAULT's PFPsINE.
Qneru's COD LIVER Oil JELLY. sga AZ
Glyceroie of the Hypophosphites. st4
Comp. Strp. do; Z
All the Salts do; ~
Chemicei Food &c.; &c,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
rHNO the Probate Court for the District of

A -h CornwaII:
 The application of Caroline M. Dnnltle of Cambria Cnuntv oI Niagara and State of New York re-pe :- fully showeth :-1haI she IS Qua rdlan to LUClUS F. DOOLlTTLE ana CAROLINE L. DOOLli"T E. of Cambria, S,ate ot New York, Minors. aud that said Minors the of the following Real Estate s- uated in the town oi Cornwall, viz. I he undivided halt of tract oi land ,taing ah fourteen arres with dwelling house thereon, bounded north on Bird Dooliltle's land, east highway. south on Henry Clark's land, and Ell F rklns' and Bird Duo- lte's land, valned a two hundred dollars. And she further says, that the Estate is unproducve that the avails thereof wanted fur the support ma tenance and educ aton of said Minors i'd that it will he for the advantage of said Minors 10 sell the same and invest the ava< thereof according To law; where fore she says. that there is just and reasonable cause for selling the same she therefore prays the Court order sad Real Estate 10 be sold, and empower her some other meet person sell the pursuant 10 the in such made and provided, as per ap pile d ion fife dn ,e April a,h, I!59.
 DISTRICT OF CORNWALL, PROBATE CouRr, ss..}
 April S,h 1859. { Ordrred That the foregoing application be he ard and determined the Probate Office in Cornwall on the lth day of June, 1859, 1 o'c ork afiern,on; aud that notice thereof be published in public WIS. paper nearhe place where such real estate lies three weeks essvely, al least SIX weeks before said tune assigned. Certified f'nm Record,
 5I+ FREDERICK KELLOGG Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
REeafoy cs, MunsO1a

Meafoy cc Mun9O11 A RE now filled to overaowing of everything in A their line of trade. T Ladies Caters from 75 to $175
 do Morocco Boots do. $1 25 to $2 %,
 do do Shoes dc. 50 to Sl75,
 do Slips. Sandals, &c., by the bushel.
 Gents Fine Calf Boots from S2. 50 to ST co,
 do. Thick do. do. S2. 50 to $45O,
 do. Gaitcrs $1.50 to SS.50,
 do. Slips and Brogans in any quantity. Boys, Misses, Youths and Children's Boots and Shoes by the tens of bushels s cheap you can ask N. B. We have to sell to somebody from 10 to sl2,000 worth this year. so in order to do this we shall have to put our figures little less than before in this county. The public are most respect fully invited to give us call before they buy. Ready pay and quick sales is the tune we keep step to- Those wishing work made or repaired can have it done at short notice. fss We take this opportunity to inform those in ar- Eears that they must come and pay up, or we shall send after the and that pretty quick say in about thirty days. Yours truly,
 MEAFOY & MUNSON.
 second door West of the Court House: Litchfeld, April 20, 1859. -52
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28

VH%HE members of the First Episcopal Society in M Litehtield hereby notified that their annual meeting will be held in the Chapel of St. Michael's Church in this village on Monday, the 18th day of Apni' lo"9, at o'clock P. M., for the choice of officers and the transaction of any other business proper for said meeting
 Iitchfeld April Is. Is59 "4' a5
 J. G. BEcKwIrH, E. B. WEBSTER, PUTNAM KIL- BORN. ALIEN GuILD Wardens. -er
 S. F. BEERS, c. L. WEBB, F. s. SToDpARp Lu- GUS WILA T, G. H. HDLLIsrER, F. W. PLUMB, s. G: BaAMAN ToNLrNsoN WELLS, D. c. BuLKIEy, WA BIS SELL. V st ymen. 52o
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
Misses Farnswortil,

Fourth door west of the Court House, Litchfeld, A RE now prepared to exbibit the largest and @A best assortment of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS eyer brought to this market, consisting in part of Ladies' and Misses Hats Boomers, Shakers, &c of every color and price.
 Ribbons, Embroiderics, Ruches, Edgings, Flowers Collars, Laces, Dinity Bands, Dress Trimmings Fringes. Sc.
 Parasols, Veils. Mantillas, Gloves, Dress Caps, Mitts Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Toys, Willow Baskets. and numerous other articles, to all of which we in- vite the attention of the ladies.
 N. B. Particular attention paid to Dressmaking and Machine Sewing. Respectfully yours,
 MISSES FARNSW ORTH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
Millinery and Dressma,sing.

VkNHE MISSES ROWLEY are now prepared to Il offer to the Ladies of Litchfeld and tie adioin- ing towns good selection of Millinery and Fancy Articles has before been offered in this place.
 We have great variety of Straw Hats also, Silk anl Grape, Boomer and Equestrian Hats. Gloves and htts of ali kinds, Embroidered Col lars and Uunderslceyes, Mourning Collars and Ves, Caps Headdrcsses, Man illas, Parasols &c., &c
 Mourning Hats constantly on hand and made to order at the shortest notice
 Straw Hats bleached and pressed as usual
 fg Particular attention paid to Dressmaking.
 61-8m
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
The Diagonal Road and Farm
 6 CR.A FD Y K

S q R .A IF E R
 H confidently recommended as the very best inn II plement of the kind ever introduced to the road maker and farmer For proof of which, let the following extracts of letters from working men swer
 1 One of the most simple, and at the same time, really improved and efficient implemt tS we have recently met with Dudleys Diagonal Road Scraper. stfsi MAINE FARMER. :, With the same amount of labor, it will do more work than two common ones.
 NELAND LOOMS, Suffield.
 It has more than answered nay expectations. It will grade and finish off road in half 'the time it would take to do it with the common Scraper
 NEWTON PECK, Pennington.
 We can safely say that roads can be made and re- paired ut one-thir less expense than with the old Scraper. SAML WRIGHT, k. H. WRIGHT, Milton. spent some time in introducing them, and found not (after seeing it work J but what acknowl- edged its superiority over the old kinds.
 .s H. D. JENNINGS, Cornwall. We have used it for repairing roads, filling holes where rocks had been blasted covering under drain digging barn cellar, banking and cvelling around the barn, and scrtping up the loose manure in the barnyard, and in all these places give it de- cided preference over any Scraper that we 'za M. BARTHOLOMEW SoNs, Goshen
 A joiner might just as we'll think of getting along WithAit iointer or smoothing plane road mak- hcV Wi9uout yout oCTapcr. Oullt ~ fOus ol new road with it in six hours to the acceptance of the commissioners with lots of approbation) :. ZESo E. COLEMAN, Southampton, Mass.
 Manufactured and for sale by the patentee. Iss5 s. H. DUDLEY, & co. Milton, Ct., ei @3 swho are also agents for the sale of RAMsEY's UNIVERSAL FLEX1oN HARROW, which from our own experience consider decided ly superior to any Harrow used, especially on rough and uneven ground. It is made in three parts juined by hooks and eyes, each acting inde- pendently, and adaPts itself to all uneven surfaces
 Those in want of an implement of this kind are invited to call and examine the in possession r ] .ssEs,. s. H. D. & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
Millinery and Dress1llaking.

ET RS. H. M. BALDWIN returns thanks to the 1VE ladies for their liberal patronage the past sea- son. and cordially invites their attention to the largest and best assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods ever offered in this place. Straw Bonnets and Boumers of all kinds, Silk and Grape Hats Caps, Head Dresses Vails, Collars, French Corsets, Sc.
 Hats bleachcd and pressed to look good new.
 Particular attention paid to Dressmakng. Ladies wishing to learn to fit dresses by will re- ceive instructions with chart, at H. M BALDwINs, West Cornwall, Conn. l-6ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-28
Remedy for the Potato Rot.

" E, the undersigned, inhab tants of Litchfeld w County, from personal observation for the last eight year fully satisfied that Jarvis Gris- wold has, by great labor and expense, discovered true preventative for the Potato Rot and do most eheerfnlly and confidently recommend his Remedy to all persons engaged in the cultivation of this nnst valuable Root
 HORACE s. WEDGE,
 Capt. DANIEL HAIL.
 JULIUS GRIswoLD, Esq. ~ LIrcHEILD, April 13 1859. After trial of eight years. I have found in Mir. 0riswold's Remedy for the Potato Rot not only a perfect preventative but also great benefit to the growth and yield of the crop on all lands, wet or dry, msnared highly or no manure at all have sold Potatoes every year since have used his Rem cdy. iu Iitchield. Waterbury, Naugatuek and Bidgepors, and at the same time to my neghbors who have not raised enough for their own use. ISAAC BALDWIN. IT Mr. Griswold's Recipe for the Preventitive of the Potato Rot can be had at the Enquirer Of6ce- Pricc $l OO ss zs 52
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