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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

SUSPICION OF MuRDER.-A man supposed
TO be murderer, was recently arrested, and
imprisoned in Meigs county Jail, Ohio He
was taken from n fit boat which he had
moored in a small obscure creek, letting in
to the Ohio river. In this boat were found
both men and women's clothes. on which
were evident traces of murder. A woman's
cap had hole through it, and blood around
where HE pcrtoration was made. The mems
clothes exhibited the cuts of an axe, and by
each large quantities IF blood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

u va" are desperately cnamorea Of a
pretty lace, be sure 10 see 10 at the break>
'Ss' table: This remedy has been o6eA
1aNen wilb SUGGEST
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

New York CATTLE MARKET, April Ii.
AT market, IT'S head Of Beef Cattle, of
which 400 were from the South. 800 from
this State from the East, and - left over
from last week-S5 Mich Cows and Calves
200 sheep.
Beef Catlle-All sold except IS at $5 TO 81
per lO0 lbs. and very good at $7,50-aver-
age So. $3.50.
MIlch cows-were all sold ut $50 TO S.
Sheep-were all sold ut 81 to $25O per
head.-N. Y. JOur. If Com.
verSIly Of Alabama.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

SINGULAR INCIDENTAL Locomotive AR
RESTED BY WORKSHOP the completion, IL
few days since, Of the railway, on the tlesstE
and bridge over the Congaree Swamp, and
river, general migration Of the caierpiIlars
Of Richmond took place toward the ST. Mat
thews shore. An army Of worms, occupied
in solid column the iron rail for upward oil.
one mile, presenting, as was supposed, but IL
feeble barrier to the power of steam.
A locomotive, with full trail of cars
loaded with iron, and moving at Il speed of
from 10 to IL miles an hour, was arrested,
notwiths;andi ", at midway in the swamp
by these insects, and through the agency Of
sand atone, freely delivered on the tr,Wing
wheel, was it able to overcome them. l. was
Il sanguinary victory in which millions were
crushed to death though the caterpillars
maintained their ground and enjoyed tri-
nmph IN resisting, for brief period, even tho
power Of the locomotive.
Charleston Patriot, April7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

TEMrERANcE IN New ZEALAND THE Co
vernon Of New Zealand has Recently impos-
ed a heavy tax amounting in fact to pro-
hibition, upon the importation of ardent spir.
its, N
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

The conservatives came down upon the
opposing parties in Norwich with fearful
ponderosity! They went shoulder TO shout
der, breast to breast, in support of their prin-
ciples and their candidates. The highest
number of votes deposited by them was three
the lowest, one! Whether the party will
hold the balance of power in the Legislature
and elect U. s. Senator, we shall doubtless
learn in due season l,"" the Eagle, the chief
organ of the " liberal whg" and T" conserva-
tive party" whose seven thousand votes
We're all poled, ercept about sic thousand fire
hundred IN H. Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-04-21

Connecticut Elec,ion--Old Connecticut,
once "the land Of steady habits" has bowed
the knee and go,e for the Locofocos. There
was but small Wing vote poIled, but the
abolitionists, the 1yleriies, and the disc, gan.
izers of every hue and shade, all run their
separate tickets. So the Locofocos have tri.
umphed ny less vote than they polled for
Van Buren, in 1910. But the tiny shouts Of
hocofocoism over the result in little Connect
icut will be drowned amid roar of the NIGH
ty Wing victory that will come down upon
them In the fall from the Empire State -
Mark that, boys.-Smg- Sing Chronicle.
Mortal sickness tn PennSylr0niG.--It is sta
ted in the Philadelphia Times, that pecul-
lar kind ut sickness prevails TO an alarming
extent in the vicinity of Reading, and that
many cases have already proved fatal. AL
SO that singular and alarming disease has
made its appearance at Norristown and the
village opposite. 1t is said that persons in
good health are frs; seized with giddiness
in the head, then a diarrhea, and immedi-
ately after the skin becomes as yellow as
gold, convulsious take place, and the indi-
vidual is a corpse in a few hours after tho
attack. The disease has baffled the skill of
the ablest physicians, and produced the
greatest CONSERVATION in consequence of its
malignant and fatal character. Several
deaths occur every day.
Steam Frigate Missouri-The boats crew
belonging to tho steam Frigate Missouri, lost
last week in the Potamac consisted of the
following persons:
Lieut.. John F. Borden-Junior Masters.
Peter Hansen, Tram Lord-Seamen, T. Will.
lis, Jos: Webster. John Murphy, B. Dim.
mock, James White. Charles Gibbs. r A
Gill. Joseph Nichols, James May. Simon Spe-
ro' n E6ricks-C. Simpson, E. Fellows, CO.,
lOred wardroom boys. -
81 yo" are desperately cnamOrea Of q
pretty face, be sure TO see il at the break
Ia:' table: This remedy has been ufieN
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This is sufficient to show that after the fluctuations of
the week at the end Of eight days every thing had i'm.
proved notwithstanding the receipt Of much bad news
Some OF the United States stock appeared in the
market aud quoted par The fever which existed
III Harlem the close OF last week subsidized and the
BEARS think there is method in the Madness of the
great operator The state of the foreign exchanges was
favorable through the week. the supply for the packet
was July equato the demand; effect produced some
measure oy the progress of resumption the SOUTH which
also operated avorasly upon the domestic exchanges
severe loss amounting to S55ooo sustained by the
surance companies IN consequence Of the burning Of the
book establishment of the Messr Harpers This has not
influenced the value of money yet and probably will
not materially Fears entertained lest virginia be
added 10 the List OF dshonored States in consequence of
the siure negotiate the loan authorised at the late
SION Inc newsr received during the week sixteen days
later from England did not for reasons above limited act
unfavorably upon the commercial circles notwihstand
ing that they were represented much worse abroad
We stated last Saturday that present Director,
Greenwich Bank have. within the year. sold out good
proportion OF their stock Thss in substance bu
understand that generally stock has been hv
thecaed and the sellers through the means Of proxies
continue to control the stock The Is altogether about
1900 shares hypothetical to chartered companies and Il
that hypothetical stock is allowed be voted upon and
the proxies thereof should the ticket made by the
sharing oil spoils directors would be doubtful whether
the bona fds stockholders would succeed their cndca
vor TO retrieve the affairs Of the Bank They ought
and all intend in body the election which takes place
Monday, June 9Th 10 o'clock and be particular to be
there before the time 10 he satisfied that the election
IL conducted fairly and defeated they ought the spot
agree TO adopt at prompt protect what
remains OF their property, and thereby avoid the fate of
the stockholders Of the Commercial Bank of the La
fayete Bank and In word OF all banks that pay no
dividends allowed 60 with the same directors that
have forfeited public confidence.
The Auburn and Rochester Railroad have declared d.
viend Of 5per cent semi-snnual payable the Bank of
tbe STATE ofNew York, July LIST.
The Governor Of Illinois has appointed Maj Judy and
Gen s. Whiesides, Of Madison Gen. Ewing, Of Montgo
pery, aud VIM Carln, of Green counties, agents for
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persist in giving il away.

This will be casts tho treasury and its wants to
the winds and makes the honor and credit of the govern
m-n the welfare ofhe country end the Liberties of the
people all subservent to the ancied pee uniary interests
one small class of the inhabitants Of one section OF the
Union. Such result we imagine could not have been
arrived at in this enlightened country had the members of
the committee been duly impressed with the Importance
the matter with which they charged due regard to
their reputation statesmen would have required pa
tient investigation that would have len them no time to
become iineran lecturers ia few manufacturers were
allowed to use the committee for the production of the
BIZ, the result is not to be wondered at
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MONEY MARKET.


sunday, June % II. Nj.
In the Great Western which arrived on Saturday came
passengers Jorsley Palmer ESQ., the the Bank
of England and the head of the house Palmer MKlop
and Dent also in the same vessel Samson Ricardo Esq
OF the firm of Ricardo Co.. leading house in the
London Stock Exchange. The business of the former
gentleman understood to relate the interests of his
mouse III the assets OF the North American Trust and
banking Company Mr. Ricardo is of the largest
holders of Mississippi stocks and it is understood repre-
sents the interests of the holders of securities and
Viii make it his business to examine into the real state of
AFFAIRS in regard any prospect that may exist oreazng
any thing in future The following are the leading
houses interested =
0verend, Quincy &C., Prescott, Crete, Ames& Co.
Jones, Lloyd Co. Drervett s. Fowler
-. bevan Ewart Tay s Co.
Thos Cotterill j. A. Droof
Thomas Yates. Coyar & Mary
Thomas Moxon, Jr Richard Milne
1t will ba remembered that these gentlemen in june
1884, sent Joshua Bates Esq of the firm of Barring
Brothers Co., with memorial which had been sent to
the Governor of Mississippi, with instructions TO Mr.
Bates 10 lay the before the ecretary of State and
the President Of the United States which was DONE Mr.
Bales with several other London bankers, were long
time in attendance at Washington during the
son and superintendent the passage of the Distribution
Law ard the project of National Bank which last
vetoed by the President
The state OF the markets ut tho close Of business yecr
day presented rather sluggish but healthy appearance
The tendency of every thing is to improve spite of the
unfavorabe which is continually reaching us from
abroad. The feeling to be gaining strength that
our mercantile prosperity, now depends upon ourselves
and less influenced by from abroad because
there are comparatively few open credits standing that
are likely to be operated upon by money pressure
The crops here are large AMI money is proper hands
abundant fact which arises doubtless the inactiv
~ of trade as well as the low prices of goods pro-
duce as soon however, the currency the
west shall have become fully purified and re-csablshcd
and Congress shall have decided upon permanent
system of finance trade inevitably increase and
tendency of every thing will be improve. In fact
this would long since have taken place but the
graceful state of things in Congress The New York
stock market which has been considered Thermometer
OF money matters closed this week with a general ad-
vance in all descriptions Of stock United States per
cent at the close showed mprov per cent
over the close of the previous Saturday The leading
stocks stood as follows =
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CAUTION TO INSURERS.
TO EMIGRANTS.

fH4SSsS n THE dISse
& sS iss fs' S%i9 co s,ss BODY
to average two pounds One half converted into chyewhch
weight and that we keen health, we must dispose Of two
ne os G supply s G IN
'n' that this ordination Of mature ' should 20 oa W
feTTvvl i r and precision
sw oo a sound se a s ssT IL. fssa
the PRESENTATION thrown back INTO the blood and flows whit
70 d,sea,e tha feeling OF shverns which commonly called
The sudden changes of the ater will therefore rodrc
tive Of mpe unless people sr. careful to attend to hs
arise but frs feeling Of headache rain in the side back
AMIN Brandres vegetable Universal Pills You can obtain
them at his principal office 2il Broadway, and the PAGES
Take these innocent and harmless Pills FIVE even
%pSs the e, s IT. which oss a d .b"mI upon the
ifnSsy are slight small dose will do
cine saved themselves months of sickness, and often from
win thus their health from those accidents to which
Re use s'
against attacks disease every kinnd T attack should
Of P. Fos The tbs medicine res
Is the sSe of o, of e body and those who have
The Bnndreth Pills viii fused during the prevalence oany
enough The s ali as
that nay have in The system by nhans impure
Il all easier prevent than disease because
by taking do deblitate the natural
functions OF the body bn rather strengthen and assist them
The BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at IS cents per box,
DR.. Bnnlrch's principal Office, No "a, Broadway, b..
Park Place and Murray also his retail Offices
PA Bowery 1884 Hudson street. Canal and IT'S Second
New York.
TO BE REMEMBERED
That each Of the genuine has upon it THREE COPY
RIGHT LABELS.
That each label has signatures of DIR. Benjamin Brand.
reh upon it,
That be each box three signatures hus
B. BRANDRETH, NJ ID.
And three signatures. thus -
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH.
Besides the labels full Of small printing done red ink
there being the labels nearly three hundred impressions Of
Benjamin Brandreth's Pills. je6 nsc
OrrIcI or THE ArBuRN & ROCHESTER II. r. Coz
Causndiiriia, June 2. 1912.
Semi Annual Dividend Five per Cent will be paid on the
IA Capital Stock Of this Company the first day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the City Transfer
Books of this COMPANY, will payment the Bank
the State Of New York the City OF New York; and those
whose Stock registered in the City will be paid their
Divide nd at this Office.
By order of the PresideP XVI pjyYo,R r,.,.
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Baltimore Cattle rTorL.,.

The supply of Beef Cattle at market during the week
has been full and prices have not been fully sustained
particularly in the inferior qualities. On Monday and
THURSDAY the Offering at the drove yards amounted
about 300 head OF which 30 sold prices ran
from 81 for inferior to So per 100 lbs for prime qualify
The principal sales were however intermediate prices
market unaoa.
Thesnpply of Live Hogs has not been heavy during the
week but was fully equal to the demand The price has
ruled at 81 q ~ IS per 100 lbs MS in quality.
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Foreign Irnportations.

LrrRrooL-s5i Shsfcid,Eo tons coal Robert Eernit--sl
pkgs Sands For Coz do Weprnan Wickof-5 w N sev
nour2 ic Calett-2i q T Gsmeri John Rhnc isri.l
l. AIcGowsn Hayes H,yden--2 II BayIies-t Giles.
pic StndweIi Wye,h-l Grinnell, Mnturn co--e6
Walkers Dennision--lo3 II Rastqlls II & II Hsisht
col slster-io w Pembsron-i 4 NlsnueI-2c Al
wood 4 Green-ij Edelston--2 Arson Baker, n d
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Passenger Arrived .

sAvsrSAn-Ship Nicholas Bdde-Nfr Riley and children
Gis anderson and cnd Mrs Aldrch 1t Col Riley Cant Dsy
at asey, Lieuts Lowell Anderson Long and HoGnsn
Asst surgeon simmons, with compane. A. c, and III
hundred. - $50 ''' VI hrce
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
TIESE ffamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
10 be obtained in this county See ADVERTISE
menl on the last column Of fourth page ms
DK JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
IL his CONSULTING OrFIcE. to No. HERALD BUIIDINa'
of Nassau and Fulton streets. je2 3m ins
CHOICE NEW DAHLIAS.-NIBLO x DUNLAP will
" sell by auction on Tuesdy nh inst at p. NJ, about
house plant g.ther with 500 ros daas among
which vii, be found Of that unvalled variety Strata
Fomosssima Vg,n Queen, Miss Percval Ansells Unique
Countess of Mansfield Hope, &c. Entrance TO the sale
Prince st, corner Broadvrt. 2tsc
WANTED TO PUR' HASE-A farm OF about fifty acres
w partly woodland, with without improvements
northern shore Of Long Island and within fifty miles of New
York Address $ ii. w. post Office. les 3tsr
'HE following table shows the of on uncu
rent quoted IN the Bank Note Lists published in
this city; Tholmso. and Days Of June h and the New
York OF Juae Thompson successful shaver oa
he others must be unsuccessful shavers
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City Dcsnatch Post.

40 WILLIAM STREET
rnScrrAL OrrlcE.Letters deposited before halfpast
napat H. and half past o'clock, will be out for
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OFFicE.-Letters deposited before T. H. and
O'clock, will be sent out for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREI3. Agent.
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on sunday morning June 5h in the Ilth year OF her
's Th m s.;.., y. daughter Of II. Faulkner.
a., Q, me family respectfully invited to
emu me 'unerai TINS Monday afternoon ut O'Clock
rom NC. W. Nandam-street without further notice.
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Married,


On Thursday evening the ID instant, by the Rev. Al
ncrt ". Travor, Mr. JAMES A. DANIELS to Miss JAM s.
BEARSs, all OF this city.
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CAMPHENE

WEEP roush his Iy invention. Of the articles known ::
& "aso% aas eUay wears ns, 10 =" &c"
s,ensd public being led away e any wh,ch
ssS of ~
tendence Of the subscriber who well known be the og
m,,,n... WI. WEBB, Genera. "a! s s.s;
FEEES si. c Al SEED for Sale. at No as gT,sa
@ MoFFa Eso H 9E pH NEEsEAcY
not y the asu arr; 81 putting and pref nso9 hut
i fd dss,ss f's , al 81 Pc to
mother and from family g family until they have become
letters lately received speak volumes in their favor and sub
med for the consideration of the public without further
Es'rs,, from letter received from ON, BENJAMIN pey
Friend B. MoI have sold at retail during the last four
Life Pills aud Phoenix Bitrs ard the demand for The past year
:%.ss SS s. ~ S. sSs a.
samuel Dubie Of Goshen township says the, these ms-
s ss % s %pSS oe e, sS rom It, Doc s
sIJ% a'e se Ill 's S@
with Liver Compliant She fond much Ieef iGm Using 'e
family they preie them 10 any thing they have ever tried
Bali near salem had the dypepei, IN the summer Of
a g : @ b n"oo 70 DO az Or o% oS 9T He ooG
By continuing their short time became ry
ever The great change in his appearance is the hes,
msnd,tion OF lay medicine in obstinate disease. He
Che medicine ia hi. fsmy in preference to any 9her The e.
feet produced upon this has induced several 81 his neigh
beere in each the result vas an efeeua cure. viii
name Thumfs Webb of these.
Benjamin. Hlwey says he nses other Kind Of pills IN bis
unw.i and feeble in the spring Of 1892 by getting
when rouehna he continued weakly d harvest He gives
psr-op. me to urchase them
~ sia F,wct' for long time afflicted with dyspcre,,
scionf WITHOUT success recommended TO MofGt. Med
cne BY several he ned try having no faith
yd m :. s snrc DO Of G a esse M ,
of this medicine, and scli 10 be- my duly
Others afflicted with H. IL commenced the Of the Pills
AMI Bers ~ earnest As directed him liz called in again in
few days quite changed in appearance and said he felt better
Tcok anoheI heitie Of Btters and bcs Of Pills In atom
again He has continued healthy ascbcs his recovery
thy medicines lie declines giving certificate wish ne his
published informed him that as his striking in
his case pobh,d Not making further particular cgec'o"
John Murphy says he was afflicted al last inter- with psin
his breast that such its severity that he could not turn
himself IN bed whoot rising On taking dose OF Mo-,
entirely H. had no faith the medicines III his wife With
,omc persuasion Induced him to take them His wife is sub;
her sucheKef as these f husband she Is smart
~ hours after taking dose these persons be-
ys a., ersspt on sol . .nd unoee in be-
half OF the medicines number Of others have gwen snIla
sy.nfss IN 'o Of g own s should not s s" s'sSm
rcIee Tor truth what has become dim en- my memory II
have nisststeJ any paricula1 confident that II has no
e y 1O sm sea s he re.to thsmseve should BE-
judges for they VIII doubies these memoranda for they
m life a'd s. ,st' S''" bks NJ pAvTs
""'' DR. W. B. MoFFAT.
Alsc By his appointed agents je7o mesr
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WaNIED-By respectable woman, situation as cook
ana washer aud roner. Please call 2e3 7h street. be-
Wanted also, by young women of respectabiy situs
oa IS ch,mbernad do plain woult OBJ
wen Apply 90 Mulberry st. jes itsc
NHE BRANCH-i sulerfns lot OF Game and Oyster. i.
4 Prime condition from noted beds at the Branch
' "''e merit s Tmos DoW pHs s'0"'se
2i5 Broadway, second house South OF Iunroe SIR, 81.
NIB have a ne W stock OF superior Wines j6 STR
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all other pc sous whose bus
mes; causes them 20 be sonstanty their eetBy caIiug
h od eosssy, Bo9i iSs II ssy
IA Lie ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS wsrsa.sa in every par par
o, asa q, .e sam" pes o. .e nm D4c Inc ,si
Firt-The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the
Boot
seconlly-They make noise in walking upon the pave
ment.
, Thirdy-Thev prevent Boots from running down the
F. urthyThey enable the wearer to walk with much less
FnhyThey do tear carpets do iron or nailed
sisthy-Thry be with comfort by those having
Asusna constantly hand all kind, of Boots at wholesale
and retail AZ inanuiacturels prices. je6m.c
CAUTION TO INSURERS.
MERCHANTS and others, who are insured in the Hartford
FIRE Insurance Company at Hartford, advised against
The deem, his duty inform the public he was
unfortunately insured Tor rather paid them the premium for in
d on n s a,,Ty n,y In a. Detroit
eu ron damaged on the unjust illegal and despicabo
s'al' ''''' " WERE Eiif.e NOT HARDWARE
thinking probably they groceries, cock.y dry GOODS
ana thus evad the payment of and honorable clam against
Merchants must judge for themselves, whether is their
interest to insure IN such company not.
To guard against mistake and ofiusce the At
m and to'eeon Fire Insurance Companies Of Hartford,
only The Hartford Fire inurance Company of which T.
Je6 n'r A. H. NEWBOULD, No. On John
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To Ship Masters.

We shall favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore K s. Martin of our new fleet
report OF the shipping left At the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo and any
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Martin win
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecprocate
he favor in way.
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S II l RTS .


SHIRTS made order, after the approved French
W fashions. Gentemen's Garments Of all descriptions made
order at the shortest notice.
Genjemens Furnishing Store and Maiden lane corner
of William street.
m25 m.r WILLIAM COLLINS.
TO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mixture This extremely delicious and unpar-
aelcd Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe
ported for sale the Canton Tea Companys Gene
Tea Establishment i2i Chatham street. New Yor-in Chi.
ncse Packages. Prices so cents and ST. mel lm-r
FRENCH DYK!N(i AGENCTEs--fl. W. Durham, 70
Maiden lane, y: y. j. q. Reed Ii3 Fulton Brooklyn
A. Husson, New Haven Dyer-Thc public respectfully
Informed that the above establishment has been
operation for years. and full confidence be placed
The for richness Of finish and puncuay in eds
Merchants and the public generally will find their adv
tage to give them their orders. JED lmsc
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT
OF the citizens Of New York, is beyond doubt HOBOKEN
" The fashionable and fivorte excursion the summer
to its extensive and beautifully diversified public walks end
grounds These have recently been greatly cmbched, by
which the place has been rendered lovely than
before AT the Eysan Fields there the additional attraction
OF excellent instrumental mnsc, in the afternoon Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays. The oboken Ferry Boats
handsomely prepared for the summer and ply constantly from
Barclay Canal aud Christopher streets
a ferry boat tn Canal street in the evening unui 10
o'clock je3 2w ms Prc