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on carts and other vehicles on .he

IN. ra,os OF fsrage carts and other vehicles the
SSss" IsP gave A''0 Of bin to prevent the
Tho Si 70 authorize the trustees OF Columbia College,
New York 10 Jake and nold real estate passed
Mr. FLAaIER reported bill compel county treasurers
10 pay public moneys promptly, or requiring them
" DoSsoa gave no,ce Of bill to extend the time for
The collection OF taxes in 1850; aud Mr. Miken Of bill
providing for the suspension and removal OF certain
mo blu releasing to Daniel Lord the interest Of the
State lands New York came up tor the third rea ling
Today, and, motion OF Mr.. Callcot, Mter oeoate,
was laid on the table.
The following bills were introduced
By Mr.. vxnSnYrA-To authorize the Rchmont county
Supervisors pay all damages done by the destruction Of
By Mcssrs TUCKER and .Coorrr-For railroads in New
b Mr.. TuexEr-ro amend the Metropolitan Police law.
(Tho Same bill reported by the Committee on Cities
Ans WIS W saySesMTc exenp. family stoves spinning
wheels and looms ana ono sewing machine from levy and
By MI. ColHs-To allow persons having unpaid assess
eets and taxes In New York to pay the same with seven
per cent interest within six months.
BY Mr.. voORHEHs-Iast years bill to limit the Office
tenure Of Militia Commissioners.
BY Mr.. HUmkL-To increase the salaries Of prison off,
By Mr. JAcoupsTo make the transportation Of convcts
10 States prison q county charge
BY Mr.. JnTxRTs-To prevent the Imprisonment OF wit
b Mr. PoND-To appropriate $4,000 each TO Erie and
Monroe counties to aid IN building nsyiums for The insane
Mr. MASON introduced long resolutions in favor Of the
UnoadepFe eating the existence Of savcryaccarng the
right each State control s domestic
rcpenx the charge OF because OF the desire 70
pevent slavery from going into the
ing the John Brown raiddenying that the constitution
carriee slavery into the MISUNDERSTANDING the at
xcnpat to establish slave code the
eng the seadfastness Of tho republican mcmocrso Con
grassland dcnouncing the threatened dissolution OF the
Onion In the Of the election Of republican Pres
dent, etc. They were laid over.
BY Mr.. Requesting the Comptroller to report
Hh0 o
foreign goods sold at AUCTION. Laid over.
BY Mr.. CAIucoT-Drecting the Committee on Ways
and Means TO INQUIRE whether law is needed 70 keep
moro the several funds Of the State. Agreed TO-
Adjourned.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
brown Depot Barclay street. Also sold nj All Broad
way, and ali other druggists
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VcrzHhester Io1.ertea CT n.iawtro---s - NA ~ AZ
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n Lexsasars The Stats Of Delaware IL lAs saac.
ha...g slsea y Frsacs. erosdbes Co lrg soersc f
ssd nsss hereby ss1iiy ~ e. ss.ss are = sas
Sussex courrr-ClAs a. JAsuArr Is. IssO.
GA, 49, 20, 81, %, IS, IL, 70, 81, "a, Is. 70. 40.
CosorpArzD Lerssr-CrAss g. JAN IS. 1880.
~. 8, 40, 0, So, IT, "a. &c, IS, 81, IL, IS.
wins. A,ess at Wilmington. Del. as day Cwednes
! !Sas " sAs wxiLkxs, }oounl..lon.r.
rE2aoE. sscAPbkzrs : CO..
Wilmington, Delaware
Singers Sewing Machines. for Fami-
:s !:
8: s a. sS sss - - s.oas uni
= q. s; Ss;i:s IN. s. s ssss
w.e;,s. 9 wl.sn.s Sewing Machines.
sars. Wln.,sw'. se.shl.g syr.P:
s:,:: +; ~ 800: ~ Ss
Berry's Trioephersus 10 tho Best and
cheapest article for drcssrg bsauyns cleausng curling,
preserving hua restoring As hair Ladies' Wv It, Bold BIZ al
druggists
CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pes.alhs Se:. IN The world wholes.is and retail and the
Seminars Liquid LicOrice Cures Com
sumption. coughs and colds Price 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists and at the depot 2Sh Ninth street. near Broadway
A Beautiful Complcxion.-Laird,s liquid
Pearl for beauyng aud preserving the complexion and akin
may b tried gratis ii 49, BroaAwA5.
Hollow avs Ointmcnt.-Dtmcult Breathe
ing wheeling In the chest ashs bronchs and all pectoral
affections speedily disappear under the influence Of this Save
which ooseps the pheg that collects In the and OBJ
' -
Trusses OF Every Description for Perna-
retention Of rupture bathing Trusses Supporter ShoN
der Braces suspensoy Bandages SILK elastic ockiug Knee
Gaps, Anklets and al sur4ca appliances scientifically
piled BY MARSH co. No 2 vesey street., AsAw Hovss
New York.
The Riggs Truss-Thc Multipidal Pad
protects the cord and tie openings This truss
water proof durable and always ceany AS Broome street,
near Df0Aa""S New lMH
GouYaud's POudre Subtitle UproOts Hair
from oreheads upper lips part of the body War
ranted. 81 Walker street.
Hilrs Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black on
brown. Depot No. Barclay street. Also sold nj iI Broad
way and all other druggists.
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Defiance salamander Safss-VVith Pa
tent powder LOCKS csp haYa A,.o ar and bur
ear proof aideboArd and pars Ha1ss Depot d Murray =
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RRANDRETHs PIILS.-SCARIET FEVER wHoOc
ns Cough AN nssss; Az Superior e an o.Ass
without any The least danger those -
bowels and circulation which occasion sustain deass
Colds coughs scarlet fever meases whooping cough
When We sick and In pain blood contains mAtsn
which nature asks 70 have removed Here BrsndrcA ve
table Universal Pills the great necessity hun1a
and nine year, use bercof has fully proved.
NEAR WHAT MRS. BunR0ucHS SAYS
No. 40 ADAMS SrRE.r. BROOKLYN Dec 20 1850
have used ohcr medicine than Brandr0ths Pills
last twenty years have administered them with invarAtse
cough measles 10 ladies' vious and imedaAsY
aner confinement with box two OF Brandreths Plus 9
The house. happen what would not whether ~
doctor lived NEXT door or twenty miles OF.
From the New York Mentor Of Jan. "a. $780,
Whehar the Brandreth PHI converted into blood
VIII not now dscuss bu; that they good cathsrc In -
cssee where purgatye or laxsve medicines required
fully convinced; and that purgaon Of the 49,
renedl for the OF most Of the ailments Of ~
human race . truth That also yincad o.
But our chief object at II time IS give e
gentleman Who says he has Of Brandreth
Tor least sixteen months daily about 40 days
son and who ~ the end Of hst time he
Of the bowels which had troubled him for long time
This gentleman, Mr. Daniel TenDy, resides thu AAAr
House. In this city, and has been In the eKoeo
health since he cured by this He
egent man, and there u doubt OF tho truth Of hs
mnt This proves ct least that many Of the pi
prepared BY Dr. Brspdreh can be Aken for nearly 500 dag
could not be said OF of the caharios In By ss
who lyle thenaselves the regular faculty.
Sold at 29A Canal street New York DR. Brandrehs 0e0o
% cents q box, with full directions.
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southern Trade and Our Merchants.

southern Trade and Our Merchants.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
As regards Emerson, Brewster Co.. being marked as
abolitousts, consider unnecessary Tor US TO say
than 70 refer - oVr business and tho connection or
senior partner With the South this moment and for
tho last twenty five years Of property there 70
large amount EMERSON, BREWSTER A. co
JAyuAEy IS, 1860
Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotte-
ries, WOOD, EDDY CO, Managers.
pEIAwAEE, GHokeIA. KHSrucxY, AND MISSOURI srArs
IOTrEnfxS
DEfAwARE-ExrRA Class No. Il, JANUARY q 1867
Sc, 81, 8, 43, SIS, SO, 3, Is, 81, 80, Sc, IS, AZ.
=. DLLAwAnx-CIAss No: A. JANuAEr g. ls6a
90. ~, 4, 81, 10. So, IL, "a, 8, 9, 81, %, AZ.
WOOD, EDDY Co. Kilmnston, Delaware
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Double Sole Promenade Boots and Eng.
se walking Boos at l00 Fulton
LORN BROOKS SON.
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Ladies Ears and Gentlemen's Winter
Csys = cost WHITE, Se halter. nc Broadway opposite st.
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n 000 00O SOUTHERN NIGaEns wAuTrp--rU
sOOO.OOU Apprentice two yoAra Il lAb0r.
. we s ne nss.ss pSs must DC paid 70 H ne cyns
so expect ~ fee the world they enssyed H. S
scrrik n 70 Tho negro fund received HOIMg Phctoaupo
uaAsrT 10 Broadway. No prescription tor cssa paymeaA
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Q. A. B1lls, ExcAange and Commlsslon
Broker No: 6 0feenWioA sreel N. B. Rsss IN IN Iegad
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Important TO Ta flors and Others.-Ths
Grover faker Sewing Nachinc Company have Just intro
duced and superior Shuttle Machine rrs are hrh
speed, with latest improycreL Price $50 For sale II No
go Broadway New York and No Isl Fulton street roklyn
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BcrrfnB's Patent CAampi0n Fire
and burglar proof Cafes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray
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DE CT No. ~ JSsua S g. co. 49,
70 ~, 4, ~, 10, 90, ~, "A, B, q, 81, %, Al.
Va Too S. sS SbfSss e. *ssea Delaware
wertpert and Kansas Insurance Conn
esEoes and msrcAaudss in store on the fine
g. Spor snd .o shsSss e. The principal s e Ae
sed WIEN payable Al this made FREQ q charge and promptly
ss' Hss.. T.. e: ::;:; Il E s:s.
C. E Keaznsy, AleI; street q. Hamilton.
u q. K aaGfiE E5;;.e S;s, rr,.la.a.
GEO. f. snfsos. Secretary.
r ssss G. & 4ass Ssss New s,
IS:clsr y; i5s dsssa.iaAsls:t N. nss ID a 1sssd
La.ies Ears end Gentlemen's Winter
S S.Ss cost WHITE Se haer nc Broadway opposite s.
Double Sole Promenade Boots and Eng.
'' waxing 00' a M f''''' ifs Ssgs Ssch s sse
Boots and sAoss.--watsrproof
rsAyrrIYIc9 si m ga w95% faT Nd md ySe1 o,,
And a Ssi ~ w sSCk Ssa9 sos sHo
BRooks. & Ss. ssa sG IA i 10 rue. street
Defiance salana.dsr sasss-witA Pa
sla proef .iSsboard ana paliOs !ss pspo q Murray =,
corner Of College place ROBERf Il. PATRICK
Hcrrins's Patent Cham pion Fire
ard burglar grSct cafes III Broadway Of Murray
''~S@ 49, ------------------
Important TO Tia flors ana Others-Ths
ducrd superior shuttle Machine srss sse HI
New No 81 s scs s suo. ss
IT, l. sssr' '"'''a 70 10 S''~ ''' fa-''' 'A'"'''
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The Expected News from Europe.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN.

NON-AKKIVAL OF THE NOVA SCUTIAN.
PORTLAND, Jan. 25-Midnight-
Tbs steamship Nova Scotian, now fully due here, with
Liverpool Of the 18th inst has not been signaed
mp 70 the present hour.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Jan 25-S p. NJ
There yet signs Of steamship America, now duo
with Liverpool dates Of the 18th and Queenstown 18th inst
The Connecticut Republican State Com
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Hatshel"r's Hair Dye, wig ana Tou-
Tor s4.sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08
PROBATE NOTICES.
n nISTRICT of Waterbury. s., Probate Court
 Oct 1ld I26A

n ISTRICT of Waterbury, s., Probate Court, D Oct. 22d, 1860.
 Estate of George W. Riggs. of Middlebury, in said District, Insolvent Debtor.
 The Court of Probate for the District ct Water bury hath limited and allowed two months from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate represented insolvent in which to exhibit their claims theretos;' and has appointed George Root and Charles W Gillette. esqrs., Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims.
 It is ordered that they shall meet at the office of Charles W Gillette, in said Waterbury, on the 27th day of October. 1860. and the 22d day of December, 1860. at nine o'clock. in the forenoon, each of said days. for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 It is further ordered. that notice of said ap- pointment and the time and place of the meeting of said Commissioners be given by publishing this order and notice in two weekly papers pub lished in places nearest to the place where the estate is so in settlement, and by posting the same on the fgnpost in Waterbury.
 Certified by JOHN W. WEBSTER, Judge.
 All pers ms indebted to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 293w L. P. BRYAN, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08
NEW GOODS
 ARRIVED AT THE BEsE HIVE.

REAT News this-for all the People " Then draw you near the Church Stecple
 The Presidents yet to be elected, But the Dry Goods are cen now selected. And are just ready for a drive, Awhile away from the .' Bee Hive"
 Which has this week, been crammed quite full,
 Of Staple Goods, Silk, Cotton and Wool
 With all of which 'tis not disputed,
 The Ladies are so very well suited;
 Then please to cOme-both one and all,
 Where it pays well-to give call.
 We have the goods and for all classes,
 And so cheap too-it suits tine Iasses;
 The Ladies too, with '.Coleur De Rose,' Yea-Dresses and trimmings. apropos.
 Here you find French DeLaines, also Merinos, ."
 Plaid Worsteds and Slks-to suit all the bcaux, Scarfs, Gloves and Shoes :all kinds of Hose.
 Linens, Musins and Calicocs.-
 Nouveate stripe and Paramcttas bright,
 Woolen Shawls and Flannels color and white. Also. Gala Plaids Cashmeres, Dc Beirges;
 And for tie Veils, Lsces and Bareges.-
 The Ladies cloaks-with bindings round,
 For same-the cloths and trimmings found
 For Gents also-Wrappers and Drawers, And over Shirts-Boots, Gloves and Savers, The cloth for same in Stockinet- Brosdclcth, Cassimere and Sattipet. Here also Groceries cheap are found, With Crockery enough 10 pass them round. Many more goods we might thus name, Had we the time to spend for same; We have the goods--and cheap we cry, So don't pass by till us you try. 5. N. BRONSON. Litcllfeld, Nov. 1st, lsG0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08
CONSUMPTION CURED!!I Arysyal of Indian Bcfel!

IN NEW YORK. coea Peruazm for the first time For Sale
 CD North America! ygsHE INDIAN BETEL or PERUVIAN COCA, A has long been known. and is daily used by the inhabitants of Peru, Brazifa and Ecuador, as the supreme and universal remedy against Dis eases of the Lungs, especially
 CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
 ASTHMA, CATARRHs,
 AND COLDS.
 The universal and miraculous effect of' this plant is not only extoled by Alexander Von Humboldt in his book on Peru, bGt also recom- mended in the highest terms by our late lameh'- ed Capt. Herndon U. S. N and Lieut.. Eibpon, U S. N.. in their printed Official Repor. on .no Exnloratiop of the Amazon River, unuer'"Ae" 7 Inv order of the $. Government. pr. JULIO SAMSON, Late of Lima. Peru, has made an arrangem~en. ~ .o ."";,,a raanlarlv supply of the Fresh Essence l of that nIant. which is now for sale at ms Ivsr1rrTr FOR LUNG DISEASES, olZ bhoADwAf, onnosite the St. Nicholas Hotel. New fork | Mr;te description of your case as distinctly as nossible. and he will communicate to you tho Hammer most appropriate to use the great heme- dv in your individual case. Persons suffering from Debility and Weaknesses, will revive under it's effect in few weeks Price $2 per bottle. 6 bottles for @1o. Office for personal consultations 512 Broadway. Letters must be addressed to box S,57a~ Rs6.. NY Bsfy
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08
THANKSGIVING BALL.
 AT THE MANSION HOUSE. Litchfield. NOVEMBER 29TH. 1SG0r 29-3w
THz HYPoPHOsPEITEs.
VOICES OF MEDICAL AUTHORITIES
 TREATMENT OF CONSERVATION.

TREATMENT OF CONSERVATION.
 Con LIVER OL.-"I 1 have lot seen single cose yf Consumption cured by this article.-Dr. Bell, h rhil. Med. and Surg. Reporter
 IEos.--" Iron. in any form .dres the consu,np'irt Andtion and hastens Me development of huberce. its administration is Criminal in the highest degree" M. Trousseau to the Imperial Academy of Meli- zine.
 WtsEs AND LIouoRs These beverages have Do medicinal po,cer over consumption. "-Dr Condie pf Phil.
 "On the contrary, they Predispose Co Tuberculor Depostiion. .'-Dr Bell of N. Y.
 THE HYP0fHospMiTEs.
 "I If the patient takes daily of the Hypophos- phite.. all Me signs of conm~piion wN disappear in D period varying from a it,c eoys to jtw ntorths. He will speedily find himself III the enjoy inent of such health as he had never known in Ihis life before "-Dr. Churchill to the Academy lof medicine
 l RECEHT MEDICAL TESTIMONY. 1 -' Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec g, 59 When l com the use "f this remedy. five weeks ago, weighed l47 lts.. BOW 1 weigh lGl lbs Before had finished the first bottle my nervous ssynte,l had much improved tliat could sleep eveil. and the swcatS had ccused to trouble Inc Ely appetite is good and l feel as if were going
  The improvement that I.as taken place in my con- dtivn has been jst remarkable. '-J. J. Camp tell M. D.
 lI,r Campbell NOW. Jnnc 1860, weighs l75 -ls,r. a.d erry siyn t le d4sease haS disappe"~dI .'I have used .Winchestrr's Hyp0phoSpliitcs lin Ihth,sis Amentd and chiorosis with marked suc- hccss curing case of CoiS,in pt ion here IUBEI- cL.x DOUBT erisftd in Mr secosd saye o( dereop- tsest cured case If ciiorosis at oncc and sevc- tal "f .ineia rhrre great d.diity existtd. ' ira BarrowS Nj. D Providence, l. l.
 "I kLow of no Remedy equal 10 .thc Typo, shosphites i Pulmonary L:seases chlvrosS, A,.nio, koss cf Fndtty, &1c I have prescribed them for tvcrsl months, and should he unrill,ng 10 ,o ,r'h. 't taem in my practice. ''-C. W. Tuttle. NJ. D., Few Bedford.
 PARTICULAR NOTICE.
 EE N. B.-The most RAPID CURES are effect "a during the Summer naonths
 Wtnohesters Genuine Preparation'' rs the only retiajte form of the HYPOPHOS- RltIrES." and is put up in and lG-ounce (pnt) h'ottlts at S1 and ,S2 each. sY Do NOT CON srnuND THIS RExEDY WITH THE PiIOSPHATES or F. CHEMICAL FUOD!'
 The Encyclopedias are NEARLY TAsTELEss, therefore do not nau.cate, nor disgust the pa tient.
 Dr. Churchilrs Treatwe' - embodying the Rationale aSd the rssuAs of the Specific Treatment, ! sent free.
 Sold by all the most respectable druggists and wholesale and retail, at the Sole General Depot of the United States by
 J. WINCHESTER, 43 John street, N Y
 For sale bv Hart. Bros x Co.,. West Goshen.
 40SS ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08

of rr M,r.ana have placed his name among the Rareeacfcre of mankind. No one having symp- toms of this formidable complaint should be with out these invaluable Pills. Have yon pain in the rirht side. under the edge of the ribs, which increases with pfessure-unable to lie with ease stsrt ,,sin nnder the shouldsr-blade, frequently estend;ng to the top of the shoulder! Rely upon it thst although the latter pains are sometimes esken for rheumatic they all arise from diseases nf the Liver and if you would have relief. go in- sts.tIy and buy c box of Dr. MLane's Liver Pills prepared only by Fleming Bros: Of Pittsburgh.
 fS.Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. N'LANES'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, man. ,,factured by FLEMING BROS. of PITTsBuRa, PA. All other vermifuges in comparison are worthless Dr. M'Lsnc's genuine Vermifuge. also his cele s,rated Liver Pills can now bc had at all respec- table drug stores. None genuine ,oithom Me s,gna eare of FLEMING BROS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08
Iona Grape Vines.
GEO. H. GOODWIN,
GENERAL AGENT, HARTFORD, CONN.

GENERAL AGENT, HARTFORD, CONN.
 To ALL Wuon IT MAY CoNcEnx-I have be. come fully satisfied of the fitness of Mr. George II, Goodwin to undertake the dissemination of my NlNES, so that purchasers will be bensittcd by his transactions. and in case fail of realiz- ing all just expectations, l have therefore ap pointed him my agent and enable and instruct him to furnish VINES of every grade sold by me at my prices, ahd assure all who may nave occa, sion to deal him, that they will not be disap- pointed.
 Mir Goodwin is we'll known as a successful Hor. tcnlturist and is able to give directions for prep araton of soil, and all the knowledge that is re- quired fol successful planting of the vine.
 Iona, Oct. 27th, 1S60 c. ". GRANT
 Dr. c. W. Grant is extensively known cul- tvator of the finest fruit of all the hardy vare ties, and more especially of the grape, to which he has given most zeaious attention for many years, and by his knowledge of all that pertains to this fruit and its cultivation has by general consent taken rank above all others in this country.
 His plants have been extensively disseminated through all the States, everywhere establishing their reputation for excellence and his supply, although very large, has never been equal to the demand
 The capital invested in his business is very great, the additions last year costing twenty-five | thousand dollars. His nurseries cover some 10 acres, aud his propagating houses, of which he mas eleven Of three times the usual night, are '"SlVe hundred feet long by sixty wide.
 NO one can visit ' the lslana' without being impressed with the evidences of great skill and an.'iing watchfulness, and rict honesty that are apparent Tn every part of the immense estab-
 Having obtained tue agency for this vicinity for the sale of the Grape Vines grown bv nr [! W. Grant Ut Iona Island, near PeekskiII a, ..'. S Hudson River. shall be able to sunnlv WILL .ne e unequalled quality, of all the most yamahls n. V; cities, including Delaware, Diana and R..hecca warranted genuine, at hs own most f,vorsbI, rates, at wholesale and retail. WHOLESALE LISTS FURNISHED ID ALL AppI1c.xrs
 THE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FUR , WISHED TO ALL PURCHASERS GRATIS. ane also sent by mail to all applicants who send tw, 3 cent stamps It is complete manual of tn, vine. illustrated with fine engravings, giving tru descriptions of all tho most valuable varieties with their prices, and containing full and clea directions for preparing the soil. planting train , ing, pruning and management of the vine.
 All orders will be filled promptly and with care ful integrity in every respect.
 GEO H GOODWIN, General Agent. | No. 26 Hungerford & Conss Building.
 H-Sw Hastford, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-08
NEW STORE MTLFo1D. One of the Largest and best Fitted
 in Litchfield County.
c. H. ES @ Q Y H

HH7oULD respectfully inform the citizens of
 W New Milford and its vicinity that he has removed his stock of Goods from the old store in Main street to the new one recently built for him in Bank street nearly opposite the Bank, where he is receiving and preparing to exhibit one of the most attractive stocks ever offered in New Milford-a the lowest living prices. His assort- ment will consist of all kinds of Foreign and Do mesiic Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps. Books and Stationery, Carreting Oil Cloths, Crockery, &c., &c., Sc.
 One loft has been fitted expressly for Carpet ing, Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings and Crockery, which is being filled with one of the best assort- ments in that line that can be found this side of the city. and at city prices. He has also made an arrangement to receive direct from some of the best mills in the County. Wheat Flour, tha: will be offered at wholesale retail as low as can be bought in New York or anywhere else. He will continue to barter for Produce and to give credit as usual.
 c. II B., in returning thanks 10 his friends fol past favors, respectfully solicits continuance o their patronage.
 New Milford, Sept. l, 1860. 19tf