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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
OPINIONS FROM MEDIcAL GENTLEMEN

Buffalo, Aug. -, 1887.
We acquainted with the preparation of SAaSAPA-
RlLLA, manufactured by BaIsroL and having mase
use of II mere or less in our practice believe to contain
ted form, and preparation asteerah 1t OF the
best we have ever met With.
CHARLES WHINE. NJ D NOSES BRISTOL, NJ D
JOSIAH BARNES, MD ~ E MARSHALL, NJ D
Mn1ss n4w.ES + = Z fFnssgE; H,ss7s II II 8
HR STAGG.
From Doctors Wells Cheney resident Physicians Cam
andaigua: Ca,andagt1, Dec. q 1859.
We have frequently, prescribed sir Brsois prepare
ton SasaparlS IN practice, and have always found
Il @ 10 ssT an edy n b
been limited and freely say that the best prcpara-
ton of SarSaparlila we have eve. used
E WCHg.EY, IL
The following extract of letter from Dr. Hyde,
Of the Oldest aud most respectable practitioners iu the west
3Ir Brisiol-Dear Sir: am nearly out OF Sarsapa-
rla again. aHd, il you please yon may send dozez
have frequently prescribed your Compound Fluid TX
for atew with advantage
neous affections attended with ssrofaous habit Also,
conoary syphilis; and In chronic general debility IRON az
iaos 1s any cause generally proves usefu think your
FLUID Extract the best preparation OF saraPar!a sver
used With much respect, yours truly J. A. HYDE
ar sristo.siF We your Esiiass Of sar
impure state Of lie blood and as general OF the
System, we esteem it as the best article in
asf 5IAY,a D
From DIR A Miller: Rome July q, 1871.
am acquainted with the preparation OF Sarsapani!a
manufactured by Bristol Of Buffalo, and having made
use OF my practice believe il to contain The active pr
cPle of Sarsapara in highly concentrated otn and as
r. :, s. MILLER, II D
From DR. Noyes: Collins, Erie CO., July laH
have been acquainted with Bt1stos Sarsnparilia ior
E pactee and nave ys,s}y ould ], 10 sasvgr The de-
sired effect. consider tie reputation of The article estab-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

Persaes who have any doubts of the efficacy of his mea
cine invited To call any of the following City Ret'
erences before purchasing the article:
John Giles, SDl Pearstreet,
Thsalas Hogan, 2O8 Stanton street,
William w. Randolph, SIS Fourth street,
Llsyd Eryants No. Avenue C,
William 81. Slinemets, SO Cedar street,
Mr. Johnson, 20 James street,
William Srebbins, corner OF Riyington and Edge 80
Richard Smith, 81 Clinton street,
Robert Fl. Gordon, IS Orange street,
srs.A. hodge, SO Ridge street,
William Wilson, 66 Lewis street,
III Vandewaier, 334 Madison street,
Lcmuel Leland, o6 Hudson street.
/. G. Reed, las Fulton street. brooklyn,
Mrs. Ward, GO Rayard street.
J. ". Henderson, 273 Grand street,
JaEes McGi,i, $50 Grand street,
II. T. KB2pp, II Avenue B-hoUse 5b3 foufln s"eeS
John Culver, isi Stanton street, ..,.,,s nm.
do rot wish any 10 purchase this eol;lnss IL 4
til .ey fully satisfy themselves that all that SAD o. s
true it, therefore, they will take The trouble TO call on
Burger, so Couraadt street at Milhsu ls3 bfoa2s ~
they examine substaatiated stiony in atisloh ~ ~
above which viii prove conclusyey thai The a5cslI
Hhas purTorts 10 he. c. q. BhiSiut"
CArrIoa.-As II fame OF this wonderful medicine g.
lends nBeefous Preparations sprnging up t0tspS
part of ia reputation The afflicted therefore shoGl 70
CAREFUL they wish the true article ask for BflaoaS
and that the WRITTEN signature OF C. C. Bristol
across the cork OF the bottle.
For sale b5 reputable Druggists and Agents
the country.
William Burger Wholesale Agent, So CoErtlaSdt steel
and ia2 Greenwich and a; retail at the
asllhaus Pharmacy, 1913 Rrosdnay; Rushoa Ia
10 Broadway. sc William street, ard 16 Astor n
syDe, 81 D.. 6S BoJsery; Robert Leggei ID a 4 .
Avenue D. g. Quackinbush, 7Vs Greenwich sreet sn1 n5
street ~ 'e-e aug
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

] TRoWBRIpGE, VI D
CHARLES WHINE. NJ D
JOSIAH BARNES, VI d
J e HAyyLEY. NJ d
A MILLER, II D
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

Those married ladies alone who are qualihed by
an unlimited sway at home to wear the-l mean TO
usurp the masculine insignia of dominion, are the
only ones for whom it would be proper or advi-
sable to proceed further for the present, at
!eas, until some of the windy passages shall be
cleared OUT whereby to avoid the passage of what
j. called the .'gallery," q name which we
thought altogether too digai6ed for low, narrow,
,nterminable hole OF several hundred rods in
length.
Here in this passage, (this gallery!) we man
aged to walk a little way erect Soon, however,
the solid roof gave very gentle intimation to
stoop and go safe" and, despite of all our con-
fractions from FIVE feet to four, and from four TO
three, we we're compelled to come down to level
with the brute on hands and knees, and at last to
wrggle ourselves along as best we might after the
manner of the ternPter of commsn mother
Eve But here was a new obstacle: the draft Of
air through this wet narrow passage strong
that it was with the utmost difficulty, by pulling
up the wcks of our lamps, that were able to
keep cur lights from being extinguished. But no
one anticipated any danger, and even when the
CRY q my light is out y burst from some one of the
party, it was received by the rest with roar of
laughter that would have done credit TO a baccha-
nalian party OF reckless bandits, instead of half
score of poor rnousing devils cropping about three
quarters Of q mile under ground. Once IN the gal
ery, and there is no such thing as turning back;
" neck or nothing must be the motto. Finally
we succeeded in reaching the end, and stopped to
rest in the dressing rooss-a room similar to the
one 6rst described, and, by the way, not inaptly
named Each one mad lost either an arm or a tail,
of his coat, mean-and all needed read
justmert. We stopped to re6t, in confident secu-
rity from intrusion on our privacy Beyend this,
the path is comparatively easy, and for quarter
of a mile, to the edge of the lake, we were able
70 walk erect, over high fragments that had fallen
from the roof; now stopping to admire some beau
tiful formation, and anon gazing upwards in vain
enaeavor to discover the tops of the ma,sy 6elreys
and clefrs that opened above as. The lake is not
broad and beyond it the passage is still larger than
before, presenting the appearance of a long and
spacious hall, occasionally widening into large
rooms. Besides this, shere are innuHerable side
passages Of great extent, few of which have
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
For The T!lbunt
THE RESCUE OF TIE MAIDEN.
BY w. H. C. HosNER.
From, an Unfaisaed Poen,

How sweetly fell the wan moonlight
Upon the Huron camp that night.
when the wild storm, its fury spent,
Undarkened left the armament.
How pleasantly the moonbeam shone
When died away the thunder-groan,
And waves, in wrath that lately heaveo'
A glory from its light received;
While forest on the shore, and hill,
Were m;rrored in the water still,
And vine and flower that grew about
c.n,r,e6 by the rain, gave fragrance out
Made restless by bis dampened bed
a waking warrior raised his head;
Then rising slowly to his feet
Looked on the lakes unruffled Sheet
Bright d;mple on Earth's chequeredtace
A radiant pearl in emerald vase;
a primal freshness wrapped its breast
I. lay type of holy rest.
It's surface smooth as polished steel,
Ploughed never by the wandering keel,
Wind, waterfowl and falling shower
Its playmates since Creations hour.
So picturesque, so calm view,
Beneath pure skies of cloudless hue,
By tranquil charm might well have curbed
The tumult Of soul disturbed;
And yet that lonely warrior stood,
With folded arms, in murky mood;
Nervous at times and scared ne seemed
AS if of evil he had dreamed,-
In sleep some drear forewarning heard
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

Bloomfield, Oakland CO. Mn, July g. ls4llN
Messrs John Owen g. Co., Detroit: Gent.-SOmetme 10
the year 1882 attacked with what called by some
of my attending physicians, the King Euis immediate-
Iy applied Dr. Thompson, who said il must be cut OUT
then applied another physician who ordered bstrrng
During my sickness employed eight different physcia
and BY advised TO have my ampuIaed which
declined Inhe year s7 modification setin when ap.
piled 10 root doctor, who appeared 10 help il some In
that year sold span OF horses and and spent
the whole OF it, say $780, which cny served keep it back
have used almost every thing could hear Of without eng
great benefit.
In July last cure was attempted by person, whe.
like all others, failed. The expene OF al this has beeD
least $780, From about four inches below the shoulder 70
about the middle of the fore arm, there have been at sa
twenty holes, many of them large silver dollar and
halt an inch Deep In February 1872 accidentally czms
wrapper FROM bottle Of Brstops Sarsaparla and
made up my mind to try the medicine On the 18th day o.
that month commenced using it, and used bottle week
for two three MONTHS when found myself to all appear
completely cured At any rate since that time Iase
not felt any pain from it. No have appeared, and
seems perfectly sound, and labor well with y as
with the other am well satisfied OF lis saper1ony
every thing else that have tried that most earnestly
recommend any person begin uing it Immediately Wno
may be similarly afflicted. Yoqrs, truly,
WILLIAM PEARsALL-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

long since been carried off. There Is still IN one
corner large stalagmite Of pure, white carbonate
of lime, weighing probably many tons, from which
we procured several beautiful specimens.
Having examined the winding branches from
this room to their extent we proposed to retrace
our steps. Having used casdes alone in our en-
trance, we now took our torches, still burning,
and commenced our return. BY the light of these
we discovered that there were many pointed rs
sules in the rock extended to great hight, pre-
sen,iug an appearance that alone would amply re-
pay visit. In recrossing the lake we witnessed
feature before uanoticed The water is Of the
utmost purity, and by the clear strong light of our
torches we could perceive the sides of the rocks,
down, down till the brain reeled, and still beyond
black abyss, which is fathomless. This is GER
taiuly one of the grandest, and at the same tine
one of the most terrible sights that can be ina
giued. In I frail boat bound round by rocks, with
such q gulf beneath, man cannot but feel, if not
overpowering fear, at least breatbless awe.
When we had recrossed the lake and arrived to
where we could see the faint light Of day up, up,
up, our guide again assured US that we were the
only visiters who had seen Balls Gave as j,
ought to be seen" We were not long in reaching
the surface, when the heat of the atmosphere al
most oyerpowered US; but a few moments rest
restored US to natural temperature and arrang-
ing our dress, we started through the woods in
the direction of the nstc Cave, about eight miles
distant
Our whetted curiosity could brook no delay, and
in less than two hours time we found ourselves at
the 3. Mineral Hotel kept by Mr.. Howe, the
discoverer of the new Cave. Mr.. Howc's hc,el
is pleasantly sitaated on the basks of the Coble-
skill Greek, about two miles from It's junction
with the Scoharie River, near Central Bridge, and
is within fifteen minutes walk of the Cave, which
now bears the name of its discoverer. Mr.. H. is
an enthusiast in such matters, end we found many
beautiful specimens of formations from the Cave,
arranged on shelves around his bar-room-a sight
of which is alone worth ten days voyage. he
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTTcur-ss. At District Court o the U. StGtes hsld at Harord on the 28th day of June. 1849.
 Present ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge. WHEREAS upon various proceedings heretofore w lawfully had, this Court on the 18th dave June l942, did by its proper decree, deem and declare CoDINGroN B. CRANDALI, of the town of Cornwall in of an act of Congress, in such case made and prov. ded And whereas said Bankrupt hath this day filed here in Court, his further pettOns praying that he may be decreed and allowed full discharge from III his debts, due and owing from him. on the 18th day of May 1842, that being the day of the date of his original petition in bankruptcy; and that cer cae thereof be granted, per petition on le dated the 2Sth day of June l942.
 Now therefore it is ordered that eaid petition he heard at the District Court Room, in Hartford in said District, the 21h day of September l642 the same being more than ninety days afler said decree in bankruptcy was passed; and that notice thereof be given to all the creditors of said bankrupt who may have proved their debts and other persons in ne- resi- to appear the time and place of such hearing, and shew cause why such discharge and ertifcate shall net be granted and allowed; by publication newspaper printed in said District at least seventy days before such day of hearing.
 And it is further ordered that so far as the residence of the creditors who named tn the list of the peti tioner is known, that notice be given them of the day of said trial and hearing by letter addressed to him them at his their usual place of residence, to be deposited in Post Office by some indifferent person, at least thirty days before such day ofhearing.
 IL. s. In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court this 18th day of June 1942
 Attest, CHARLES A. 1NeERsoLI, Clerk. The foregoing is true copy of the original order.
 Attest, CHARLES A. INeERSoLL Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

"A speak of it in terms of the highest praise. Az . purifier ofthe blood and sidst doubtlssshas no rival
 Perfectly harmless in tse it merely assists nature d. natures work. It accomphshes all it 2rofesses, viz: the removal of disease from the body from what
 ever cause arising. It is of the utmost importance that all persons who are suffering from Colds. Bilious Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Fever. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising from indi- eeston, should be provided with few boxes of this Health Restoring Medicine, since it precludes the necessity and saves the expense of other medical i- reference, and s natural and easy in its operation, vegetable compound, yet all powerful in removing dis ease. It is justly designated Mays ALL-sUFTIcIEHr MEDICINE. inasmueh as it cleanseth the stomach and bowels from all foul and corupting humoEs and leave the body in the possession of soundpses, renovation health Price 25 cents per box, with full directions
 DR CooDMAE's Principal Office, 276 BoweEy. N Y
 Remember The only Agent in Etch6eld. for the
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
TIA x ES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all residents 1N and non-residents who are liable to pay Town Tax of seven cents on the dol lar in the town of Warren, on the list of lS4l, that have receiveda warrant for collecting the same, and will attend at the following times and places for receiving said tax-viz. at the store of E. S1 o. Swift on Saturday the 3Oth of July, from 9 A. M. to l2 M. at the store of Gilbert & Warehouse from l till PM. All persons failingto pay their taxes on or before the above date, will subject themselves to the payment oflegal fees.
 . FREDERICK CoLMAN, Collector.
 July 4th, 1642. 3w6"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

DISTRICT OF CoNNEcTrcUT-ss. DE IT REMEMBERED That at District Court ID of the U S. held at Hartford, in said District on the 18th day of June, Anno Domin, l842.
 Present ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge.
 Then. was duly filed in this Court, the application and petition of WILLIAM LRAvITr of the town of Litchfeld, in the county of Ltch6eld within said District, setting forth. that the petitioner IS owing debts and engagements which he is unable to meet setting forth also list of his creditors their respect. i've places of residence and the amount due to each together with accurate inventory of his property, rights, and credits, of every name kind and descrp- ton and the location and situation of each and every parcel and portion thereof according 10 his best knowledge and belief, as he saith; verified by the oath of the petitioner: praying for the benefit of the Act of Congress- entitled An Act establish uni. form system of bankruptcy, throughout the United States" Approved August 18th, ls4l, az per peti- ton on file, dated the 18th day of June. 1s42
 1nersup0H is is ordered: That said petition be heard at the District Court Room in Hartford within said District on the 26lh day Of July lS42 when and where all persons interested, may appear and shew cause if any they have why the prayer of said peti ton should net be granted Hoece whereof be given by publication of copy of thsorder, at least twen- ty days before the day of such hearing, in newspa- per printed in Ltchfeld in said District, called tho Lschfeld Enquirer.
 IL. S] In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, the day and year above mentioned.
 Attest, CHARLES A. lNeERsoLI, Clerk. The foregoing s q true copy of the original order.
 Attest, CAHRLRS A. lNGERsoLL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
DISTRICT OF CoNNEcrICUr-ss. RElT REMEMBERED, That at a District Court

DISTRICT OF CoMEcrICUT-ss. DE IT REMEMBERED, That at a District Court D of the U. s. held at Hartford, in said District, on the Eth day of June, Anno Domini, lS42
 Present ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge.
 Then was duly filed in this Court, the application and petition of MILES DooLTLE of the town of Ltch- eld in the County of LitcheId within said District setting forth, that the petitioner is owing debts and engagements which he is unable to meet setting ces ofresdence, and the amount due to each toge- ther with an accurate inventory of his property, rights and credits of every name kind and descrip- " parcel and portion thereof according to his best knowledge and belief, as he saith verified by the oath of the petitioner praying for 'hs benefit of the form system of bankrubtcy, throughout the United States" Approved August 18th, 1s4I. as per peti- tiOn on file, dated the 27th day of June, ls4s.
 TRcTeupon l is ordered; That said petition be heard at the District Court Room in Hartford, within said District on the 18th day of July, lSz2 when and where all persons interested. may appear
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

TNlIE Judge of the Court of Probate for 1- the District of Watertown, has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of Josiah B. Dayton of said Wa tertown. in said district, an assigning debtor, for the benefit of his creditors, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims and has appointed Elam Beardslee and Le. man w. Cutler, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Clarified by
 HoLBRooK CuRT1ss, Judge.
 Tho subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the store of Amos A. Gridleyv in said Watertown, on the first Tuesday ol July and December, at 3 o'clock in the ai. ternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appoint. ment. ELAN BEARpsLEE, lc.......
 LEHMAN w. CUTLER, eo'" A"'
 All persons indebted to said estate are %. quested to make immediate payment io
 WILLIAM DAYTON, r,,......
 AMOS A. GRIDLBY, A'uS'0sS'
 Watertown, June l2, l642. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07

Al e Court of Probate holden at Norfolk withis
 and for the District cf Noyok On the lst day
 of June, A. D. lS42:
 Present MichGel F. MiHs Esq. Judee. 'nN motion of the Executors of the last V will and testament of Aaron Case, late of Norfolk, within said district, deceased- this court doth decree that six months be al. lowed the creditors of said estate to exhibis their claims against the same to said execu- tors, who shall give public notice of this or- der. by advertising the same in newspaper published in Litchfield, and by posting the same on public sign post in said town of Norfolk. Certified from Record.
 5 MICHAEL F. MILLS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
DIED.

In South Farms, on the lst inst. Orange B., son of Rufus and Olive Amss, aged IA years. Ford, while bathing in the HOusatonic River, in the northwest section of the town. He. with two other young men, went to place in the river, often fre- this kind of diversion not being smimmer, he fastened a rope round his body for the purpose of learning the art-being assisted by those who were with him. and while thus engaged, the rope broke and he instantly sunk to the bottom of the stream, where he remained IS or % minutes, before his body was found. About 24 years of age. Comm.
 In HarwintOn, June 24th, MT. Stephen A. Clark. aged 69.
 In Plymouth, on the 2lst of April, Mrs Martha Pot ter wife of Gen Danis Potter, 79 also on the 27th, of April, Gen Daniel Potter, aged S4 also, on the Potter oldest son of Cen. Daniel Potter, aged 60.
 In Mantua, Portage O., Ohio on the 18th ult.. MT. Demas Harmon, aged 37, formerly of Litch6eld Ct.
 In Hartford Mrs. Maria E. Stes wife of MT. Hen; " B. Sties aged l9; MT. Charles A. Brewster, of NY, aged 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
NOTICE

hereby given to the residents and non A residents of the town of Kent, that will be at the store of Geo. Morgan, in said Kent, on Thursday the 29th day of July next, from ? till 5 o'clock, P. M. i; at the store of Burrit Eaton on the 30th, from 2 till P. M. at the Hotel of Pierpont Edwards on the lst day of August next, from 2 till P. M.; at the Inn of Ami Philips on the 2d, from till } P. M; at the Inn of Joseph Butts on the Sd, from till 5 P. M.; at the store of Wood ard & Johnson on the 4th, from 2 till 6 P. M.; and at the store of Isaac Goodsell on ihe 9th, from 2 till P. M., to receive their State and Town taxes, laid on assessment list of I54l
 N. B. All persons who neglect to pay their taxes on or before some one of the times Si" citied above, may expect to pay fees as the law directs.
 PHILETUs VINEGAR, Collector.
 Kent June 27, lS42. *6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-07
DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT-ss At District Court of the U States held at Harord on tke 28Gh dny 0f June, l942.

DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT-ss. At District Court ef the 2, States held at Hartord
 Prsseas ANDREW T. HUDSON, Judge. WHEREAS upon various proceedings heretofore w lawfully had, this court on the 18th day .Ot June, lS42, did by its proper Decree, deem and de. clare EIIHv WEBsrER. of, the town of Litch6eld. of of Congress, in such case made and pFovid ed And whereas said bankrupt hath this day filed here in court, his further petition, praying that he may be decreed and allowed full discharge from all his debts, due and owing from him. on the 2lsl day of May, l942 that being the day of the date o tcate thereof be graned as per petition on le' da ted the 18th day of June. ls42.
 Now therefore it is ordered, that said petition be heard at the District Court Room, in Hartford, in said district on the 18th day of September, S42 the same being than ninety days after said decree in bankruptcy was passed; and that notice thereof be gwen to all the creditors of said bankrupt, who may have proved their dsbs and other persons in interest, to apper at the time and place of such hear ing and shew cause why such discharge and certif- cate shall be granted and allowed by pubica- ton of copy of this order in the Ltchhed Enquirer, 6 newspaper printed in said distrct at least seventy days before such day cf hearing. dence of the creditors who named in the list oi tho Petitioner is known. that notice he given them of the day of said trial and hearing by letter address sed him them at hs their usual place of resi- dence. to be deposited ina Post Office by some ndif erent person at least thirty days before such day O hearing
 IL. Sl In witness whereof have hereunto set my of June, l842
 Attest, CHARLES A. INeERsoLI. Clerk.
 The foregoing is a true copy of the original order.
 Attest, CHARLES A. lNGERsoLL, Clerk.