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IANN of my friends aud Patrons are
CllEAP Paint aud Window Glass Store.
MIlDI EsaIE ANDRETAII

" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
5o00 keg, White l. li. pur,, extra ash No. /.
90 cash, Lngi .,h White Leaf.
loo barrels Ln~ed ami Bot-t OIL.
50 Sp.us furp'niue.
5000 lhs pure Pari, Green, iu o.l AL ify.
5000 -" Chrome Giscn, .u o. AMI TRY.
l0ul0 " Imperial Green a.d Chrome yellow mod.
5000 loxr, American and French .nlOw GLASS.
l0o barrels Glue, "a gent tor Poser C.oFer)
For .,lr by T. sCIANCK.
Il.
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- The Gr.at Con,n,ts-son.

Church constituted and charged convey tn' ppsr 20 he
World. bv the Rev John Harris ID. D., President Of thes'
Lsnt college, author OF 'Mamu0s Great Teacher &C.
81 an Essay by VIM. r. Williams, ID. d., Fastoroi AMY
street C.n~c NorA-1hi, Day Published and "f sale
by DAYTON a NEWMAN, col Fulton and Na'sau-'l~
Also u,t receved-Gro.tA in Grace ron The WRITINGS
oi Edward, and James go r,f-. 400
Thc lsn-len Cen.cr from NE wrtln,s OF naIIN ~
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". 4. ~. .rrrv. hrc..nrfr-
PH JOHN HAGGERTN < son :
- EDUCED PRICES.-James Daily.
NEW sTYLEs of Summer Goods ju.t
kw.YoRN 49, rAILoRlNo EsrABMslnlENr.

~ Fu'ion-.tr-,t, near Broadway,
Stranger, and otien wishing She city Wi hEs 3. - their
advantage 10 give us call before leaving her Orders
Vc have large and desirable assortment ut Dap NEts
rreuch snd Eugl.h Driurs>. SINGLE and naled French
Elastic 5nl English CNsmere> Fancy >.ks Cha..es ard
vsr".. Nr,jrrs with i1r.e nod select stack Of Wool.
i1k amt Fancy Col'red Cloths art Cashmere. selected
recent mp1rtatls. a. tlc .a~ct ca,s price, snd Will
ms e O. order Ia e shortest snacc oi time. Our gar
all guaranteed % Boz cf superior workmanship,
BE- best OF trimmings, ald fDtratc IT. Oar customers
vill ind prompt IN filing orders, and equally prompt
presenting cur bills when sarmo 20. are delivered
ais ..tf =. &. .oOTH. Agent.
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DRkELLEY's MEDiCALOFFICE

NJ. III BroadNay.-l.r prDcpi.s upon W ch Or
E~ie,'. IRE a,ger 81 lsfsse aDu.rd Vniire
different csirs,rr from o ~ any other prscice b'rcfo-
fore pursued H. c0nens tDat absJintriy necessary
- anary f0nverslrt IN tie chemical cofsifgt l.
which. al cffcGn4,fancs. whett-r hy dsssse %
aervs ho-e rud. sd Is can b. ~ .ctrJ aud fur
fter TINT o.. Cen lcai 0f ss.y gent 81
The Treatment oi di.sa,r should ~ oefrruy anjer-
-io0', ss the precise acton fully klsNn, net sae Asrnt
world have upu tie stem De- 1fs %. app satn = 'it
operation bad been wflees lie crVrecat.s 10 in'
strongest tat I.r eia. gractcr ~nh "a, hh-
caTscfrrIea tie Wh.ie Nelca PiOl~- -n 80 e"i-
Tend. that absence a. s4cI tioHf-c 3. t" ~. 'ie,
.hv rua.srol. supposed nrprabf 49, mt -
ffte .lfee> las Attended rf treatment sspreiaA5 ID AZ
a.as OF III Linz Lser Nj ~ys &C. " .'is ling al
bi. ,Ge. sy ols qfoisifsuy i1e putieafon Dr tn'r
-n,s ,,raciicay isTrstns ine primo prs % rs prae-
r n *. ID Ie 20 Attendance al a.. ohce ior con-
.ri,s,.,, tI'roughsuf to- ioiioa ing 1eek ie@i ~
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Re,ucnl.er The Ben,e,n, OF the Real

Tauiphius OFT. ~r.rl, anI iuprys1 Tuuf-- to l..
fat-l, a. I.- 80 nlo1 sly, opln>r Nihfs, n prcs =.
fnc-si neaflv 50 pr c-ul q. ". MCCREDN. Jr.
t-f.lr i.
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richard Coal

q. = "a So 5O.-Peach Orchard Coal
- The. .r.r,r rtl,r, l~ sale ti.e tr.i quality Peach
fcl-n go1 os>n az. au3 .rge nuts.t,s AZ tlr ahoy'
rgr. price, - vera gee ~ csft'-e direct nom tr
i,l. It Ga, vii DC wei broken AMI screened al the
80. IL ...Y.-.l ALFRED A-HFIEID,
ilj Grand. street, oInrr ol kfgc,
an south. street. corner of Montgomery.
orlers ef d. above az lj wl,dm@tre.t, Of through
.r.. u. . . D it-t 81
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r. 10 ErayeteE-.-t.ent.ssl visiting this Cry are
respectfully iuvrcf 10 stop Al ilr GRAHAM HOt 81. ~
Bar.Hf-sirect, where quiet hnn~ pesSUt rooms csr"h
4',. .l food. and 1Ierf Imprisoned ~
acou1 of tobacco, avs it u-r Ile. Those 40 Dr.
love impossible 10 live ~ rgtiT temperate ana pufeE
Nccealt- Dtt without severe preaton are frGut>'rl "
GIVE irs The ol,e very cpus'noui 10 me hJ>
ne,s part ~ ;e Cry "1d to ali the S.caudt lhn"nLh-
Tern r1slr'atc. 6entcatp wishing tur Cay win par
~ tLer Pa lle, ~ q l ,Ych ne saalJ more a@rr~a~
40. an @ il1fei S'.anef-ga-hs rec. m3 u
r. g1ysucusin-S.l I-l-g'. Restorative Cordial. No
s7S Jlis tl.d.al r-.csss D. peps.a NJ
ana Headache ari Ncrvo1s Affections generally.
,e.fa-eN strength ~ al 49,. ui b.at. 70 creates good
aml healthy appeu-, cHfs tone ard ecof % to whole
TN and j. recommended by setela eminent pbycian Of
Nrw.Yo-s March g. 1912
C. G. SeJriap. I.3-Dear ~. Al your quest. have
q, ami 81 with Gee uls ..c c. 0i w ch your cordial
rars.rd and have hesitation .n la That hey
te lr.' cla Of tot ADD mt.c manner prepared by y0h
" prove highly beneficial IN Dyspcp,a and many Otler
IA Ease. OF gcuors. dehi'ty Re- ecui'y your,. &cs
r. fRAII y u. 98Lapcuy-s.
NcwYork. Marc II, ig42 corcprin te uboye recon-
p,eniai0n OF DR.. Pratt. ]. BOYD, ~ fOurdsL
je4 im,6N ~
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MONEY MARKET.
Sale. nj the stock Exchange, Jun
Commercial mud uoney Natter.

= Fl-ue-. Loan, SOL .; Sec Ha-em ....s d III
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LrFWT0N DARLING'S SCYTHES.

-nsar-r Corn. Ic1 aor plain Grass, llo doz double
-l5las t-l.. an - 1rf Brlu.De >cvthe, for 'sis ~
WI. II. WIGHT /. co IN JoAn street,
.,-ft t.fr ~os A. snt. iu Nsv-Ysra
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Observation-Disclosures from

.4llr 70 Law. ls. r'.0sed - ~ Nassau street cor
lcr NJ - ~te.c be LAY De- consulted on al mates %
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ENGINE, Sc. at sheriff. Sale.

At ~ O'Clock FRIDAY -'ih June, az DO Alrn.t,
one Srani Eneue Eo'es AMI running gea attached; "nr
circular, bei, OF saw ,croh stw, threr burr
tone mills. gain cracker, and ogs main 'a.s.
g., &C. sale pas'tfve. isB IL,
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or NEw-Y0GK, June "A, iai2-
IMMATURE ALMAN DAY
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
NOTICE.

Al meeting ofthe inhabitants ofhe torn Of
Warren, legally harmed and held at The Acad,
eny IN said tO'cn. onh The 4M day Of April, 1912.
VOTED, that no person or persons shall
hereafter, between the lllh day Of the
present month and the first Monday of Octo-
Der next, use or draw any seine or nets in
that part of waramaut: pond $50 caled)which
is in The limits of the town Of Warren and
if any person shall use nets or scincs in said
pond within the aforesaid limits, and during
the aforesaid time, or be aiding IN assisting
therein, such person shall forfeit the sum OF
seven dollars for each breach of this bylaw
one third to the Treasury of this town, and
two-,hirds to the person who shall sue and
recover therefor Any inhabitant Of this
town qualified to vote and nc, in town meet
ings, may prosecute for breaches of this by
law. Notice of the same shall be published
in newspaper printed in LichIieid, and
placed on post near the residence of Geo.
Taylor In this town. A true copy.
AZ Attest, BENAJAH MALLORY, Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
PROBATE SALE.

ID URSUANT to an order from the Court
Il of Probate for the District of New-Mil.
ford will be sold, on the premises, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, on the Both
day Of April, 1912 at two O'Clock in the af-
,ernoon, (unless previously disposed of at
private sa!e,) all the real estate of AsHBEL
PEEr, of said New Milford, which was as
signed to us for the benefit of his creditors.
Terms made known at the time of sale, by
A h1RAm s. n G RAtDw'N' Trustees.
Ne,c- Milford, April lS, 1912. *2w47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

Ata Court Of Probate holden al Nrm. Milford,
mithin end for the district IF New- Milford, on
The lS'h day "f April, 1872:
Present, Nathan'e! Perry, Esq. Judge.
4 LBERT n. GAYLORD, of said N. Mil
IA ford, having assigned his estate to David
c. Sanford and William A. Knapp, in trust
for the benefit of his creditors, pursuant to
the provisions Of an act entitled ian act in
addition to an act entitled an act against
fraudulent conveyances," and deposited the
same in The office of this court for Record 1t
is. therefore, Ordered By this Court, that COM
missioners to receive, examine, and adjust
the claims of the creditors of said Gaylord,
be appointed at the Probate Office in said
New Milford, on the I'd day of May, 1919, at
8 O'Clock in the forenoon and that all per-
sons interested may be notified thereof, the
Trustees will cause this order to be publish
ed in 4 newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and
post copy thereof on the public signpost
nearest the place whore said Gay lord dwrlls,
in said New-Milford, and one other public
place. A true copy of Record.
2W47 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
legislative Reports.

VENhe subscribers give notice to members of the Leg
IL islaure and others Of al parties that the PALLA.
M %ody d%,nS Of the
sketches of debates, &c. &c.
Tcrms.-For the Daily paper during the session, (be
it longer shorter ONE DoLLAR-the paper to be de-
lvered the residence Of the subscriber or sent 10 his
direction by mail
Editors in this State with whom we exchange will
confer a favor, which should be happy to recipro.
cate in any manner, by publishing the above few
times in their respective papers.
BABCOCK g. WlLDMAN.
New Haven, April 10, lS42. Al
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

THE Court of Probate for the District of
Il. New-Milford has limited and allowed
to the creditors of Odbru M. Cushinan, an
insolvent debtor, Of New Milford, in said
district, six months from the date hereof. in
which to exhibit their claims against said es-
tate, and has appointed Isaac Hine and Au.
gustine Thayer commissioners to receive, ex-
anime AM adjust said claims.
Certified by NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall maet to at
tend to the duties Of our said appointment, at
the present dwelling house of said Cushman
IN said New-h:ilfnrd, on the gth day nf July,
I842, and the Sjh day of October, 1912. at
O'Clock in the afternoon on each of said days.
All claims moi presented within sud time,
properly atteStcd, will tie declared Fccov-
cry. AUGUSTINE TEAYER, } <
Isaac HINE, Oo'S"' 49,
Dated at Nee Milford, tie OH dag Of APRIL
le4I. :}w47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
MARRIED,

At Cornwall Hollow, on the lsk, lest. by the Rev
Mr. MAYNARD. Ashbel Fuller, Esq; OF k"nt Il" Olive
place.
Al Poughkeepsie, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Abran Full.
Ter, Of Kent, c., TO Miss Hannah Dunkin, Of Union
Vale. N. Y.
In Woodbury.. on the 9Th inst, Mr. Charles Tyler
to Miss Maria Sylvia Scott, formerly of this town.
In Hartford, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Walter Stanley
of Springfield to Miss Maria Knox, daughter Of Dea
Elijah Knox on the 10th inst. Mr. William \. Root
to Miss Cornelia Hills
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
DIED,

In this town, South Farms, on the 9Th inst, Mr..
In Lee, Mass. MRS. Sally Norton, aged g., wife
i" Phadep hio, soth Ill.,, Mr' Clark ine, of New
Milford
In Harwinton, widow Mary Bow, aged 81, former
ly of Middetown.
In Goshen, on the 7th inst, Mrs Jane L. Miles,
aged "a, wife of Mr.. William Miles, %.
AT Tn.madgc, Ohio, on the 18th ult, aged 81 years,
AsAPH WH1TTLEsEY Esq, brother of the Hon. Elisha
the excellence of his character. A sincere Chris
tan, his lite adorned by the Christian graces, and
devoted to the performance Of Christian duties. As
a citizen and public officer, he was no less exemplary
of which is, that the office of Postmaster which he
ceived in the year 1914, under President Madison, he
held through all the changes Of parties to the day OF
his dcath--a period OF nearly thirty years A cir
cumstance worthy of mention is that Mr.. Whittesey
was the youngest but Of family of six brothers
and one sister. Gall natives of Connecticut among
whom death had previously occurred for q period
of sixty-ive years. In 1889, the seven met at the
house of one OF the brothers, in Connecticut, having
been separated thirty.seyen years. They were the
children Of John Whi:tesey [of Washington, Litch-
sterling Puritan stock.
At New Haven, on the 18th inst ELI B. AUSTIN,
Esq. Mr.. A. was Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
arn1ent, Member Of the City Council, and last wear
one of the Wing State Central Committee. 'Fhe N.
H. Herald thus feelingy speaks Of the deceased but
short time since, he enjoying the fullness of
i've life in some OF the most important stations of soci
ey to-day, his voice is silent and his pulse is still.
l. is no. the time. perhaps, to pay the tribute due
his memory, butt is temporary relief TO our feelings
10 say, that in our daily walk we have lot friend
dear TO public and private associations who was
first to meet US in our morning walk, and often last
the evening sacrifice. In saddest hours, his was
always cheering voice and in our moments of de.
preston. his was always a helping hand. But we
shall meet him more earth. He has gone to his
long account and II an honest heara conscience
void Of ofence-a due sense the charity which suf-
fereth long and is kind pure philanthropy devoted
to the well being Of his fellow men-a faithful dis.
charge OF his soc al and domestic dues-and pat
riotc devotion to the public good in the various public
stations which he sustained in lfe,-wh full reli-
ancs the faith rs it is in The Savior.-are any pass
port to future happiness, he may be contemplate as
having exchanged the present for better world
He most useful citizen, and, next to his family,
his loss TO the public is only exceeded by that Of his
immediate friends. to whom, in many relations he
WAS father TO the fa!heress and friend indeed -
His absence will make an "aching void" il many
circles which time alone fill. and which will often
be saddened with tears Of remembrance.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
NOTICE.

TEHHE undersigned having been appointed
IL by the honorable Court of Probate for
the district of Litchfefd, Commissioners TO
receive, examine and adjust the claims of
creditors to the estate of Calender, Watson
g. Company, and also the creditors TO the
estates of Henry Calender, George Watson
and Abraham Sceley Jr. assigned for the
benefit of all the creditors of said Company,
and Of said individuals ia their private capa-
cities, at the time of said assignments, and
said Court having limited and allowed six
months to said creditors within which to ex-
hibit and prove their claims before the COM
missionerS-
We hereby give notice to all persons con-
cerned that we will meet to attend to the du-
ties of our appointment at the dwelling house
of the said George Watson in Torrington on
the last Monday in May 1912, and the last
Monday in August 1912, at 9 O'Clock in the
forenoon of each Of said days.
Dated at New Hartford, March 18th, 1912.
ROGER II. MILLS, r,,
43 SAMUEL G. MATTHEwsoN, o'"' o.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

THE Court of Probate for the District Of
Il Litchfield has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the credit.
ors to the estate Of JAMES GILBERT, late of
LitchfieId, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-.
sent their accounts, properly attested, with
in said time, will be debarred recovery
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment 10
MN. l.. GILBERT, Administrator.
Liielfeld, April l6, 1912. 3t47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

FNHE Court of Probate for the District of
4 New.Milford has limited and allowed
to the creditors of the estate Of PHrNEHAs
GoRuAM, late Of New. Milford, in said Dis
trict. deceased, represented insolvent. six
months from the date hereof, in which to
exhibit their claims against said estate; and
has appointed JOEL SANFORD and SHERMAN
PECK, Esq'rs, commissioners TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust said claims.
Certified by
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the commissioners above named /,
hereby give notice that we shall meet to at
tend so the duties Of Oh. said appointment
at the dwelling house of Daniel Il. Ruggles,
in said New Milford, on the 9th day Of Au.
gust, 1912, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon.-
All claims net presented within said time,
properly attested, will be debarred recov-
cry. JOEL SANFORD, J C,.,.,,..
SHERMAN PECK, { "'''"' 100
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment to
HOMER TTEAT, Executor.
Dated at Ne,o- Mi!(oad, the 18th day Of Iebru-
ary, 1912. 3H6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
4 true copy of Record.
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judg,.

Al a special T'o,cn Meeting, legally marned and
holden al The usual place IN WatertoWn, on the
l4h day Of March, 1912, yfor the purpose of
taking into consideration the subject Of re-
SfrGining cattle from running al large on the
commons and highways in said I1tcn:
TT WAS VOTED, that if any owner Of
Il any horse or horses, mule or mules, neat
creature or neat creatures, shall suffer the
same to 60 at large out of his or their enclo-
>urr, on the commons or public highway
~ the town of WATERFOWL, for one year from
the first day April next, it shall be the du-
ty OF the haywards, or either hayward of
said town, or shall be lawful for any other
responsible person or persons. who reside in
and belong to SAID town, to take up and inn
pound the same, and whenever any person
| or persons shall have so impounded any
horse or horses, mule or mules, neat cattle
or neat creature, he shall give notice thereof
to the owner or owners, il he, she or they be
known in the same manner as If they had
been impounded doing damage, and they
shall, in the same manner as in that CASE be-
liable to be proceeded with and sold, except
that it shall not be necessary to have regard
to fences. ID, the owner or owners of any
beast or beasts so impounded, shall not re-
ceive or replevy the same, until he, she or
they shall have paid to the poundkeeper his
lawful expenses for providing food and Wa.
ter for such beast or beasts, while in said
pound, and shall have further paid to said
poundkeeper the sum of fifty cents, for each
beast or creature so impounded. whereof one
half shall be to the poundkeePcf, and tho
other halt 10 the person or persons imponnd-
ing the same, and the owner or owners hav-
ing had notice that his or their horse or hor-
SEES, mule or mules, neat cattle or neat cfca-
ture are so impounded, shall be liuhie TO the
same penalty for neglect to roplevy the
same, as il the same had been taken and i'm.
pounded doing damage ;-prouided. olaoays,
that no one penalty incurred by any person
at one time, by virtue of this by Jaw. shall
exceed the sum of three dollars, provided, al
50, that any person who has family. who
belongs to and resides within said town, may
suffer one mich COW to run a; large on the
public highway in said town. between ihe
first days of April and December next ensu-
ing. and not incur said penalty.
Voted, That the Town Clerk he directed to
record the foregoing bylaw, mud cause the
same 10 be published tour weeks successive-
" in one Of the newspapers printed IN Aitch-
field. in LiichHeld county. before the first
day of May next.
The foregoing is . true copy ofEscsEa.
Attest
4v4s HOLsROOE CuaIiss. IosaA E
BLANKS ~ sals u an 'Ss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

Showing Wing majority Of SIX on Joint ballot.
IMPORTANT FROM TExAs!-Thc New Orleans Cres-
cent City states that Capt. Cromer, Of the brig Apa
lachicoa, from Tampico, reports that the levy made
by the Mexican Government, in the different towns,
is for Fifty Thousand men, to march against Texas!
The news is cOrroboEated by the passengers Of the
Apalachicola.
President Houston has issued Proclamation, BY
virtue OF his Authority President of the Republic of
Texas and Commander in Chief of the Army and
Navy, declaring the ports Of Mexico, on it's eastern
coast, from Tobasco to Ma,amoras, including those
ports, together with the mouths Of all rivers nlets,
tuaUeR and passes the said eastern cast Of Mexi
CO. to be in state Of actual and absolute blockade
BY che armed vessels OF Texas. A letter received
from Galveston, published in tie Picayuus Of the 3lst
ult says the ladies Of Montgomery county had urged
theis husbands and brothers 10 war, and had vol
unfairly taken their places on the farms, and were
engaged in ploughing, planting. &c. The ladies' of
Galveston were engaged in moulding bullets, and as
ssting in other military preparations The Texan
newspapers confidently assert that the war SHALL net
be terminated until the Independence Of their new
Rspablc 10 acknowledged BY Mexico.
ErThs Wings have carried their ticket in Tren.
ton. N. J. except the Clerk and one Constable.
RrThe Mayor and Aldermen Of Boston have re-
solved to license persons to sell sprituous liquors
during the ensuing year.
NEWARK ELEcrroN-Wilam Wright. Wing, was
on Monday last chosen Mayor Of Newark, and Jo-
seph A. Halsey, Wing. Recorder. Thirteen out Of
II members Of the Common Council are whigs.-
Average wing majority. las.
9rThe RI. Rev. Bishop ENGLAND. Catholic Bishop
Of the Diocese embracing the states Of South Carroll
na. North Carolina and Georgia. and one Of the most
eminent PTelates in this country died at Charleston,
8. C. onthO morning Of the 18th inst.
erThs editor Of the Frankfort COmmODwsalth, in
speaking Of ths account Of Dentiss extracting .
sOO.A from patsna. wishOut pain. BY puGting him IN
magnetic sesps says be has come to the eOneIusiOa
Ihat either lhs STORY % sssia muss BE- (alse'
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TIME Summer Term of Miss JULIA M
IL Bodies Select School, will commence
the first Tuesday in Nav.
LuchGeH, ApriI 20, 1912. At
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

Rhode LaIand,-Ths election in this State was tc
have taken pace on Monday-and it was feared
that serious consequences would follow. Notwih
standing the law has attached the crime Of Treason ,e
any one who shall signify his willingness to hold any
Office under any pretended new constitution, the
Free Suffrage party had completed their nominations
and were determined TO elect their ticket if possible
President Tyler has written TO Gov. King in approval
of his course and condemning that Of the revolution
ss while, on the other hand, it is said that Benton
Wright, and other leading locofocos at Washington
approve of the conduct and measures of their ultra
brethren in Rhode Island. The following is the Free
Suffrage Ticket
For Gouernor-THoMAs w. DoRR,
Lieut.. Gouernor-AMAsA EDDY, Js.
Secrciary-W1LLIAM Fl. SMITH.
Treasurer-JosEPH JosLIN.
Attorney Generdl-JoNAH TITus.
For Senators,
Eli Brown, John Wood
Hezekiah Willard, Nathaniel Tompkins,
J,hn Paine Joseph Sphinx,
Abner Haskell, jesse Wilbur. Jr.
Solomon Smith, Christopher Smith.