To THE CITIZENS OF LITCHFIELD AND vICINITY-GREETING Extraordinary Inducements

 OFFERED TO THE PURCHASERS OF

 Dry Goods, Carpeting, Paper Hangings and Looking Glasses,

 THROUGHOUT THE STATE BY CHITTENDEN & HOTCHKISS,
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hANAEONOS CONNs

 THE PEOPLES STORE, at the corner 1- of Main and Morgan Streets, stands unrivaled by any, in point of variety of goods exhibited, or the loa0 price tor Uhich they are offered.

 The reputation awarded to the proprie- tors of the Peoples Store, by all the trading community, for selling the largest am.ount of goods for the least amount of money, and with al the best quality, is appreciated, and we shall always endeavor to merit and re- tain such reputation. A larger amount of goods has never been rctailed by any one store in the State of Connecticut than has been sold by CHITTENDEN & HOTcHK1ss, du. ring the six months they have been in bust. ness, and the reason why is, we buy nearly all our goods at the large New. York auctions for cash-and when we get bargain we in- variably offer it to our customers. believing it matter of policy to sell goods for a small profit when we can get large one just as well.

 We take advantage of She market. When goods are low, we buy large quantities, and when the same have advanced in value we retail them for less than our neighhors buy them for wholesale. For example: Eve ry man, woman and child, that has examin. ed our assortment of Sheetings, Shirtings and Prints, is well aware of the fact that we have been selling the said goods from one 10 three cents lhe yard less than the same quali- sy could be obtained for elsewhere. Hence the cry (started bv our brother merchan,s) |" Chi1enden 3 Hotchkiss selling goods Jess than c0st.'

 And last but not least, c. & H. intend to trade with all their customers in a manner to induce them to call the second time.

 In conclusion, we have but to say that we shall deal fairly with all and any goods bought at our establishment that do not an- swer the expectation of the purchaser Gas regards quantity, quality or price) can be returned, and the money will be refunded. CHITTENDEN & HOTCHKISS. Hartford, Oct. 20, 1645 g