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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-18

7'3Os, 5-2Os,
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DREXEL 6 Co,
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 80 and 6.2Os
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No 40 S. Third st.
GROVER g. BAKERS Hig1est Premium Elastic
shtch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 73O
Chesnut street,
"lubrcative packing Ior steam enPines.-for terms
see 723 chesnut st., phla., and 20 dey ST. new york
POPULAR TAILoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMARER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-18

Il Cheapest ana Best stock of Furniture in the
world is TO be found at II r. M ,a
TrNIoN FURNITURE DEPOT
CORNER IN NINTH A I'd MARKET STREETg
and Eoa 81 and 80 SECOND Street
Parlor Suits, in Hair Brocade, Plush Damask, or
Rep ,. ,,. -,
Furni ufe at iabu ousy low prices, and the newest
Public S I Building school College and shop Furr ture
!" 81 KINGS OF Furniture wanted by housekeepers at
EXCEEDINGLY prices at either their immense
lishmeuts II vou want to save money aud get well
served go to GOULD 4 CO. before purchasing else
and SO N, SECOND Street 3lO5D
TTNADULTERATBD LIQUORS ONLY.
-. RICHARD PENISTAN'S
9 SrQRE AND VAUl TS,
No. 40 DBESHU e STREET,
Nearly Opposite the Post Once,
PHILADELPHIA.
Families supplied Orders from the Country Prom9tly
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
Y &ADLEI aIsfoRY U HE osaAl

IT Dl!E1s aIsrOKY ol TIE disEAa
 The lsts RebsllIoa slandx ont pee,siiar and ordinary in hana n eve ta and ths frnav. snllicent scqle npon which < tl3e var. hAs been condncted, COT etitute 1t one of thS 9randest sad F nost Brilliant chaptsrs q the World's 's
 Mr. Headlsy, of aiI writers ,s perhsus best Qualifed to potray tho stunend dous fssf fn,es A os the mighty contest. His previous works oIl less momentous themes have placed him in the s nrsf poatiolas as B graphic and powerful delinc- ator of war scenes and chafActefs and the ,oae,- nitnde and grandeur of the pfesenf sabject impart to his pen the fire and asigos of a vet more exalted inspiratl0n. and furnish ample scope for the highest iBitiou ofs his peculiar powerful pen the stirrfnx scenes of the W ar pass } ln review with the yividnsss and distinctness t' oI present and living reality while his great salene Tor condensation enabIes him to embody Sverytn1ng of importance il compass just suited sto the public want From no other source can 90 clear and Comprehensive an i'm pression of the grand March of events be ob-. sslnea. g easily and agreeably as from MT. Other Histories have been Issued before Grants Report and other Official Documents were submitted to the Government. and are Y therefore unreliable Mir Ready has delaYed the completion of this till those Documents so Essential to Authenticity and Correctness could be obtained. ss
 The Second Volume, completing this Work, will be issued in March, 1866. Agents wanted to engage in it's sale in every town and county in the United States Liberal inducements of. fered. For particuIars apply to or address
 ' AMERICAN sPU BLISHING COMPANY, 148 Asylum Street, Hartford Conn. SCRANTON < BURR. Agents 38-lm
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
DRESS GOODS
DIVIDEND.

THE Directors of the National Iron Bank have declared Dividend of Four per cent. (free from Government taxi on the capital stock of,saia Bank, out of the nett earnings Of the last six months. payable on and after the second day of January next.
 5 Stockholders holding certificates of shares in Iron Bank are requested to exchange them for those of National Iron Bank" before receiv. ing the above dividend.
 A.C. RANDALL. Cashier. Falls Village. Dec. 18th, 1s65. 86 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
THE gploNGIfr ASSOCIATION

THE gNl0NGIFT ASSOCIATION calls your attention to the fact Of it's being the largest and most popular Gift Association in this country. The business is and has always been conducted in the most candid and honor able manner. oursrapidly increasing trade is sssnre guarantee ofthe appreciation of our pat rons for this method ot obtaining rich, elegant and costly goods, AEs4 Aa
 During the past year we have forwarded q number of the most valuable prizes toall parts of the country. Those who patronize us will receive, tho full value of their mcney, as no ar ticle on our list is worth less than One Dollar retail, and there no Blanks.
 Parties dealing with us may depend onh hay ing prompt returns. and the article drawn will be immediately ssnt to any address by return mail or express. sy a,s5 4sss5f.4-, sqssg4ssss.
 The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes from the Union Association, and have kindly allowed the use.oi their names {: A. S.White, Q Street, Washington. D. C., Pi ni:s haSs ssss E sss. Arch stlsst ladslphia. Ms: Costello, Montreal. csnada sPiano, '. M. Seaton. New York City, oil Painting,
 sscene onsthe Hudson,J $l25. @ Capt. Thomas IL Jewell, Co. B. f4th N. Y. v.,
 Gold Watch. $40.
 Roy. E; Jinson., Detroit. Michigan. Silver { WAt0hs $65. N
 Misssf f.ottie Lipess Diamond Ring, sl50,s James Campbell. Melodeon. $150. Mrs. A. Lawrence. New Orleans, La, Diamond
 Ring, $90. c. B. Bailey. New York City, Oil Painting. Sl10 Miss M. Minor, Sharon Springs. Piano, $500. ,
 Many names could be placed on this list but we publish no names without permission. [, Our patrons are desired to send United States Cur rency when it is convenient si
 s..s Nssts-v i
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
THE NEW YORK TIMES. ENLARalMEa7 of the DAILY, sE,u-wEExLy, and sg WEEKLY TIMEs sri5 l- The Largest and Cheapest Newspapsa. in E.s,s the United States. ss,.sf3s..sg5

E The New York Times has been enlarged to the size of the London Times. i5 V 4.2@ ga I.sf
 Each numberel contains eight pages of seven columns each--or ffty-six columns in all-- making it the largest newspaper in the United States. The Times will contain regularly
 Fall Congressional Reports, Reports of the Legislature, Messages and Public Documents, Reports of Courts and Public Meetings, Euro pean News in full, Foreign and Domestic Cor respondence, News from all Parts of the World, Political and General Editorials, Literary News. Selections and Miscellany. gs. os,q
 Everything possible will be done to make the Times the most valuable and interesting Family Newspaper in the United States. Its price will remain unchanged, in spite of the fact that it's size and contents hove been in- creased one-fourth.assa5s gsss s ssg.sra Asfss
 The following atc the prices of the several editions, payable in all cases fin advance:
 The Daily Times, per annum. ......... $l0 The Daily Times Sunday Edition included) IF The Seui-weekly Times, one year. ........ 8 The Weekly Wmes one year ar........... ...a 2
 These prices are invariable. Club rates ars discontinued. We have no travelling agents. Remit in Checks or Post office Money Orders if possible. Address
 H. ]. RAYMOND 6 CO. g \ TIMRs OFFICE. NEw; YoRK.
 fgr The Semi-weskly and Weekly Times will bs enlarged about the first of January.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

7 .44e And Carrying he U s. Mail
 T FAVE Pier No 42 North River, foot of 1l Canal Street, at l2 clock. noon, on the s2st, llth. and Fist of every month texcept when those dates full on Sunday, and then OF 2 the preceding Saturday,, for Aspenwalls con. { sGompany's Steamships from Panama for San Franeisco, touching at Acapulco.
 JANUARY.
 lst-Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray. conneet..
 ing with Sacramento, Capt. Caveyly M llth-Atlantic Captain Maury, 'connecting with Golden Age. Captain @
 yst.New York Captain Horner. connecting
 with Contitutfon, Captain Furnsworth.
 Departures of lstand 2lst connect Nj Panama with Steamers tor South Pacific PoxSS Those ssof lsts tstouch at Manxanillo, M ss sssS 4 P sss THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY. s' siNs ciIss Cauin ..... $500 sy Seconas ' -. =. :. 200 ssso 1seoi NJ. !. :... ... 100
 A discount sof one quarter from steamers. rates allowed to second cabin and steerage M. sengers with families Also, an liovancs s-S 'af. one qnatter on through rates to cl men a,., 7 their families, and school teachers {: soIjiers K having honorable discharges, Half Fare.
 One Hundred Pounds BSSfaze allowed each adult. BagGege-mssters SueoolSpany barrace ehrough, and attend to ladies ande chiidren without maie protectors Baggage received on !. the dock the day before sailine. ftom steam- ! Aboats railroads, and passengefs who prefer to ' send down e0rlysa W x fts# # ss ss ~ An experienced surgson on board. N Medicins Y nd.at<en1ence tree. !. .. K Nssss3g-s N - n S. A. Steamer will be placed oz the line Ianna,y lst i866, 10 aun from New 0gleana to' Aspen. 4 VIII viA Hayana. ,,r ---ee'-l N
 Eof Passage Ticksts or furthsr Information apply ~ the compRny's ticket office. on ths Mhasi Foot ot Canal Street North River ! a7 sm Fs ". c. MILLIONS, Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

A n Court of Probate holden It Plymouth K A within and for the Districto of Plymouth on the 18th day Of December A. D. 1885,
 Present, V. B. 0. Giddings Esq, Judge.
 On notion of Orlehda Sanford and Thomas H. Newton, Administrators upon the estate of Samuel Sanford late of Plymouth within said District, deceased: This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate -to exhibit stheir order by advertising in newspaper publish ed in Litehfield and by posting . copy thereof on the public sign-post is said towno of Ply mouth nearest the place where the. deceased last dWelt sa8s 5ga.sa salss.,sa
 Certified from Record, ssa fs.s . 86 3w.s V. RIG. GIDDINGS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

.N TIL be sold at Public Sale on the prem w ises of the suhscriberon Wednesday, January 10th. the Stock and Farming Imple. ments consisting of IA fine Cows, 8 Calves, pair very stylish Horses, young and sound, one of them trots his mile in three minutes with out training, also. Brown full blooded Nor man Mare, good roadster, l Heavy Wagon, I new Buggy, made to order, Hartford Jumper, !, Sulky, Hay Rake, Harnesses, Ploughs, Hay. &c. 1Cheese Press, Dacotah Stove. No. new, 2 Parlor Stoves. dozen new milk Pans, &c. Sale to commence as 10o'clock, precisely.
 F. c. CANFIELD.
 sS S6 Swo ws Bantam Falls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
FInss N 4roszI bAxx. E|tchsela Dee .1S ., .,

FIasz N xzloxAE BAxx LItehaeld Dec. is, .ss. \ Q11oE he annual ne6lingIof the stocl. holders of thie Bank Will hs held at their enking H0u1es Tuesday, sshe olh " of 1an. ssE ! ! \ e'eleshs z 4, 1lsetion q td<|t145 rEc<tl lo eomS aefors asid nsctinS
 8. 2. COT, Cashisa
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
LIST OF AR TICLES

a 2 TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Without regard to value, and not to be paid for until you know what you will receive.
 Is Elegant Rosewood Pi-
 e ! amos. worth from 2. ,. s2oo oo to 45O co
 I5 Elegant Melode0n
 Rosewood Cases. l75 co to 250 %
 76 Fine Oil Paintinop \. 30 % to 100 co
 30 Music Bozss,s s 2S % to so s 60 60 @ l60 keyolyine Patent Cas- t asaE
 ,a tors. q sil,sr;s :: 20 ooso 40 %
 50 Silver Fruit. and Cake 3@ X < basketss V. ...-..... 20 O0to 85 00
 400 Set of Tea and Table y spoons, ..-s 1. {. g. 20 s00.tos 40 %
 l6O Gold Hunting Case
 Watches, warranted,. 50 co to4 l50 00
 100 Dismond Rings, Cluster ssi
 .s asls sllis's s.sss:s iss ss Ss Ss 2 800 Ladies' do .s..;... s.s60 0O-to 100 co
 oUv Stiser Watches, ....s. 70 DO to 55 00 1000V est and Neck Chains,. 10 0l to 30 00 1,2o0 Pairs of Ear Rings, new
 style, ..,. as.. s4..... 2O0to 6 co 1000 Gold Pencils and Tooth s ., ..a Risls ea a-.:.l .' ss::s a ssse 10 % .'a.. 5lsaehss' ! 0oss 10 % uvV Lava ano klQrentineE as
 Broaches tf1fn ng ' ,z000 Masonic Pins, 4 i)f1 to ss Z; sil 5000 Fine Gold Watch Keys,
 new pattern, :. !. . 8 50 sto rs. s 5f) 4yO00 Children's Armlets, 25Ot 8 ()J 5000 Sets of Bosom Studs. 15( to ()l 3,0O0Enameled Sleeve Buttons 75to 10 jj) 16, 900 Plain GoM and Chased
 ss, :!::;; s:!:s s...:,, ;.:s s:sss s s Gases and Psncils, .4 Oo to ..,t s f,f, 10,0QQ Gents Breast and Scarf 'ss'sFS ..'e. N fiss, 2 }. }; . z. .:..:.::.s DO to 20 %
 Bseslss, n oo 10 loo 5000 ACheeeain uaard Chains 6 % 10 20 co 1000 cNoid Tnim6ies, % 10 ' co 2IQQQS aft Ladsss Jet au4f1old 10 % to 25 % 5000 Chassed kBtacelsfs $, 851yso Is of, 7,00e Ovs2l Band Bracelets, 6 00 to D, t]fI 3,v00 0Ha1n Dreqssell rolorS 3aD6xo R illl 10Q0 Ein6 GeTa FSns;. ..S& <3d6 .% e. so s,ooo Ns. styls Gold and Jet s w
 so sSss,s .,;, ; x ;, ~ \ ticiss ior ono dollar by purchasing sssied es. N " Fl iiss ssA lsds sbysI0pss wsil m bs : ssaf x. !, Eleven fos Thirty. ler $6 ;. sixts-6vs 4o' $lo: ons Hpps ksd feF slss @ '''' AGENTS UNITED EVERYWHERE. Ioak ,sts.s .|sfs | a1nssss.ss, n.z, ,b, kindnsfs fo 4fits plaih difecf f7onfaniy ii choos, inT Siflsfent afti eleo frol1 thole df7Wh; men fion, thSsat yle deSired We prefer 1<t{s to sBs SlilfesSsd fo o6tS. Box, 63o8, Ro1t 6lIice, fol Exer M1ef s orasss sof. sisd EnssiSpss ! must E i. s46z s iiz1s M
 ss ~ m ssoe Ross olles. Asv Ysrk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

A9I Also a full stock Of all the varieties of medinu, and low piice9 Goods insmar ket
 BASQu sAc CUES AND MANTLRS 1Esady mass os every variety Of cloth nd 4rinlmipg spectable cloaks from s6 tp S7 : nice o19&ks from S7 10 S9 splendid hoavv sDHay< cloaks, richly trimmed. from $iO t0 $I4 Basquines and sacques made to order at one days hdtIcs ;scloak cloths for sale by inc yard with rlNmings to match; No charge for cutting. wher we sell the cloth.
 A For those who prefer shawls we have some splendid specimens of Cbainlain Broche Long shawls, ranging from sl5 to $4O.l The ladies are sure to bepleased with the goods and prices. sssa
 HEAVY AND DURABLE WooLENs.
 Tanners and Mechanics particularly cared tor full stock of fall and winter, Cloths and Cassimeres from tue famous HARRIS make, ldownsto 70 cent sSheeps Grey, also ssssEs aai ssY Satinets, Flannels, aknit Wrappers and Drawers, ,s9sa Buck Gloves and Mittens. a q dMufaers, Hppets and Hosiery Everything in the line of farmers and mechan- 'ies wear now ready. All the readers of the Enq uirer aregespectfully invited to inspect the ,. es gss NO 3 HOICHKISS BLOCK. ss,s@a4 hs .s H. BRODRlCK. Waterbury Nov. 9th, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
] ! ! LIE CARNAGE II EHk sroaa or
 ERRY s POTTER, T HoM A AsTON, CONN. THH GREAT EMPORIUM or TRADE FOR
 Idlcll1Ield County.

q .A ,C We are determined to make q clean sweep cf all our Winter Goods between now and irven- tory time. 70 hays commsnced early to mark
 Downi Down! Downl ITlanhsls down from ls to 30 cts. per yard, common d laines down g cts. per yard, all Wool Ads lalnes down from 10 to Is cts. per yar.l all kinda Of Dress Goods down from ilO to 30 cts per yard. Bleached and Brown Cottons down from to IS cts per yard. Dutch Bed 6lanksts from q tc S2.50 each. Those imper-
 - Ina wls.
 CLEAR DOWN. LESS THAN COST. ,. We sKail let our large stock of DeLaines slide at 26 cts.i and remnant Prints at % cts. Hoods, Nutias and Breakfast Shawls. . good assor t. msnt still left, and prices that will remind you of old times {. Our LarEe Stock of Clothing, both here and on consignment at the store of Douglas < Beach, Forestville, Ct. cassimeres, CARPETS, BOOTS AND SHOES, all. all going the same way, Dows. Dows. Good Cotton Thread at 5 cts q spool, and 50 cts per dozen can't be marked down; unless to give it away. Great quantities of old, gone by goods, will be sold at prices to suit custom CTS, regardless of cost. For instance,
 500 Pairs of Gloves of different kinds at 10s cts pair Hats and Caps from 2b cts upwards and other victims to the Tavages of time, too numerous to mention.
 DRESS GOODS
 .of the most desirable patterns which have been selling ct 50 we now offer at only 90 cts. and g great variety of other styles all marked down in proportion.
 Flour and Groceriss at lowest market rates.
 86 If
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

People will buy where they can buy the cheapest. We dou t pretend to retail goods at :. Less than wholesale prices," as a general thing, but we CAN and WILL sell at smaller profit than. parties in larger villages where their expenses are five times that of ours.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
TOO .OOO.

S N n.sralaurIoss are made in tls following snanner :sKy ss y ss.sS N sssse ,s, ,ass <
 CaRTIyIcATEs naming each article and It's val. ue are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed. One of these envelopes containing any address. without regard 10 choice. on re- ceipt of 25 cents. As f On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will sec what article it draws and its yaaue, and can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the article named, or can choose any other one article on our list ot the same valLe. Hfssss
 a9 Purchasers ofoursEALED ERvxLppEs, may in this manner. obtain an article worth from One to Five Hundred Dollars. XII 4 ~ ssss
 FOR ONE DOLLAR.
 which they need not pay until t is known what is drawn and it's valne 2s4@s rrr,ar s.rIssAtrfox AT a.fA Axrrnp IN All. cAsrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

s The Mason G HamIin Cabinet Or.
 Eauls, f3rty different styles, adopted 70 sacred
 miums awarded them 1il1stfated CttalcSu>s |fres Address, MASON q HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON HR0THERs New York 2t1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
FOR SALE.

A TIN shop with stock and tools, Dwelling
 "A House, Barn and one acre of land formerly owned and occupied by Henry B. Ruggles, late of Kent, deceased, situated centrally in the vii lage of Kent Plains about thirty rods from the Housatonic Railroad station. The location is 8 desfFable one, and any one wishing to engage in the Tin and Stove business will find this rare opportunity. For further particulars ad. dress A. B RUGGLES, Administrator.
 | S6 4w N ~ Southbury, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
We have a { big, stock of

'ye ta We have "big stock of
 BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS. We. are selling these goods below Market
 prices because we can afford to. If there is such a thing as selling cheap we can do it every time. An examination of goods and prices is solicited. sas Respectfully. issI ss 9e HOPKINS & cATLIN.
 < Northfeld, Nov. 18th, 1866 s2tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

nISTRICT of Cornwall, ss Probate Court, 11 December 25th. Ie66
 Estate of 1ryphena Willis. late of Cornwall, in said district. deceased
 The .Executor represents the sstatA inaolv- ent, and prays the appointment Of Commis- sioners thereon E. ss A3
 ORD1RED. That Comm ssi0nefs to receive and examine the claims of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Cornwall, on she 9th day of yannary,, 1866, at one o' clock. afternoon of which all persons in Interest will take ao-l tice. and appear, If they see cause, and be heard thereon. And said Executor will cause this order to be- published in .. newspaper printed in Litchfeld County, and post copy of the same on the sign post in said Corn wall, nearest the residence of said -deceased
 Certified from Record,
 FREDERICK KELLOGG,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
probatf ollff

l0 December 28th, 1866 ' < Estate Of Nafl,aniol stone, late of sSSlisburJ in said Distfict. deceassd. Tho Aimi1istsstol with the will annexed represent9 fhe estate insclvents and prays tSo appeintm of Com. missioner thereon. RDERED Thai Com missioners to receive and exAIafne| ths cIaims of the creditors of said Estete F. appointed II the Prodate Office in Salisbay3, on the 9th day of January 1866, at one o'cIQck afteEnoon of which all persons In fntsrrst will taks notice. and appear If they see causs fdd b6 heard thereon. ALBERT MOoRE Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

We are determined to make clean sweep Of all our Winter Goods between now and inven- tory time.so hays commsnced early to mark our stock
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
DIVIDEND.
as sEssf3 R sf 5fsl.t s53sF l<ss7 HOPKINS 5i22S& N rN 49s l5es sf xsa a A N U ss.s;s
 CA IN

1hEo now OHefihs TOT saIe a g0Ou asSOfthent of
 Fall and winter
 < e Q O D s sf@ 2 &sS@ sss sEsss }21 1ts8ssss.l. s..g9s sltssllsg4ss sssis slss... AT \ x z. .Is VERY LOW PRICES M E contisting in part of !Saffnetts, Iweeds. Ladies' Cloth Genuine Shseps Gray, Red, White, Blue, Gray. and Opera FlanneIs. Canton Flannels, 'asS sHEA KY o0I'1ONS at a Bayyain. s !. A good line of Knit goods, Hoods, Nubias, Sontags, Bl eakfaet Shawls
 Scarfs, &c.. &c.
 Wrappers and Drawers, DEg GENTS OvERcoATs AND SUITs, s'fi got up to order at a saving of s. ..'l ss235 PER CENT. < sss DRESS GOODS. < ALPAeeAS,ees geas .as sa5 s8 ss. DELAINEs, 7 .saaa Y VI, PRINTS. sc.
 GLOVES. KITTENS, HOSIERY. :, ses z, '+. YANKEE MOTIONS in abundance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH. Without regard to value, and not to be paid for until you know what you will receive.
 Is Eleeant Rosewood Pi.. 7'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
AGENTS lllsl NTED RvERYwHERR

ss ~. n ssos n ollss, asv mi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

T good supply of chemicals, heavy and n coasse Drugs, Glass, ullsI ae.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
500 Pairs of Gloves

of different kinds at 10 cts pair: Hats and
 Caps from 25 cts upwards and other victims to the ravages of time, too numerous to mention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
od 69p $ Of Litchdeld AND RE- ADERs oH TIE ENQUIRER EVER Y WHERE. w
 H. B9RODRlCK, 9
 WAT ERBIRY. < THE CHEAP ID R Y q O Q ID .

N. MAN VE IH ? ias in 4 4 AtlsiAAI Z 4 lyK VALLEY. wishes to can yo0f attention to his large and s-zs's < .ss D E ES s GOODS consisting it
 s-s Y ss part of
 Rich plain French ATetines all shades. s z. X Elm pies6 Cloths. - z 2 SfrfDed ->s ~. Sszs k ssssa plain Alpaccas,
 fig Id and strip,d < F@sasss < N ssaA plain Wool Delains VI .s ~ sssss sss Turin Gloths
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

BUELE WESSBIES
 ArorH1ozRlrs. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04

DERsCRIpTToNs eArefully eonpoanded at
 any time. si sx sa sslsss gssssr's
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
Doyynl .Down! Down!
= Ina wl9 CLEAR DOWN, LESS THAN COST. ;

We shall let our large stock of DeLaines slide at 26 cts. and remnant Prints It % cts. Hoods, Nubias and Breakfast Shawls. good assor t. ment still laft. and prices that will remind you of old tfmea a I
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-01-04
SALE

Falls Village, Dec. 18th, 1865. s6 3w
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-23
THE BANNER OF AMERICA,
py JAMpe PIbaRlM.


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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-23

}. VAUGHAN BERRICK, WILLIAM II. MERRICE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d. SONS,
ENG1N EERS AND MACHlNISTB
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land, hiver, and arine Service
Boilers, Gas0meteTs, Tanks, Iron Boats, ETC.
Castings OF all kinds either iron brass
- Iron Frame Roots ior Gas Works, Workshops, and
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most
proved construction
livery description OF antation Machnery and Sugar
Saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans Open Steam Trains
Detecators, Filters Pumping Engines etc.
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