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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
M ARR'S Celebrated Corn Salve. For 1vA sale by June g. A. P. F. CAMP.
Dr. GOOdzaaanass Pills.

A IL persons who have given this medicine trial k1 speak of it in terms of the highest praise. Az n blood and Aaidsit doubtesshas no rival Perfectly harmless in tse merely assists nature 10 do nasures work It aceomplisbes aii it 3rofesses. viz: the removal of disease from the body from what ever cause arising. It Is of the utmost imnorsasse seae a persons Tho are :uerine from Colds, Bilious Agle, Dyspepsia. and all diseases assinrs lo ;nS;. sestion, should be provided with fevpHexss of Ihis hsaIse Restoring Medicine. since it pFscludes the mecessy and saves ths expense of other msdcali iF. and inyariahly hsal!hfuf n s Fss1lss lt is purslv vegetable compound. yet all powerful in FOov;ne ;s- esse. It Q justly designated MAN's AIIrsuPrcISsT mEnIciEE inasmnch as tt cleansesh the elomaek and 6owes from all foul and enrEupling humcys snd save
 ne oody m tne possession of sonndnesa, renovation
 health. Price 25cenis per box, with fl direconsssA D., GoonMAN's Principal Office. as6 BowsSy, N. M ..Is Is%s%e;S S .s;s Les ony Agent H .ehfsd ar ,he
 - '''' '-'~'''"S v ny. A' WApsweRTn. ly0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
Live Geese Feathers, For sale by i s0 APP. CAMP.
MACHINERY.

The subscriber is constantly manuiactur- ing at his machine shop, Burgess & Bald wins Patent Premium Clorer Machine.- This Machine has been before the public long enough for them to judge of its merits. It has received two premiums from the Ame- rican Institute, and ono from the Litchfield County Agricultural Society. These ma. chimes are built of the most durable and sub- stantial materials, and are perfect in their operation. They are considered tho mos, perfect machines in the world for hulling and cleaning Clover Seed. A great many of them are in use to the entire satisfaction of the owners and the public.
 Also, Rotary Shingle Mills Threshing Ma chimes for all kinds of grain, the most apprO. we'd now in use--Horse POscers of diffaren, kinds-Dog Po,eer Charms. a very conven- tent article for farmers. They can be used with dogs or sheep. is
 Farmers are particularly invited to call and look at machine for sowing Plaster with horses. This n,achine Is very simple in its construction, and perfect in it's opera. tion. It will SOW from half . bushel to five bushei peracre, us the driver may wish, and is capable of sowing three or four tons per day. The only labor necessary is a boy to ride in the wagon 10 drive the horses and fin up the hopper when empty. Y
 All kinds of Machinery built and repaired al short notice, and in the best manner, with prices to correspond with the times.
 rIGT Turning Lnihes, Saw Arbors, Screw Plates. 6sc. &c., for sale. H. BALDWIN.
 ygstAiagiOn, L;srsfsia Co June 10, Isis. sOssms
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
StOves--- Wholesale S' Keet0iI,

THE subscribers have now on hand and A- ready for sale, attheir FOUNDRY, head of North street, a SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE, for burning either coal or wood. Also, PGrLor Stoues, Bor Stoues, Fire Frames, Ouen Mouths, Sinks, Dishkettles, Basins, Grizzlies, Grilirons, 8,c. 3c.
 Also Farmers Kettles, Cart Hubs, Sidehill Plosos, Common PloUs, and Horse Ploaos.
 u The above articles will be sold at pri- ces corresponding with the times. All per- sons wishing to purchase any of the above articles will do well to call and see for them- selves before purchasing elsewhere.
 N. B. All kind ot Casting done to order on short notice.
 "A J. HARRINGTON & SON.
 Litchfield, Sept. l7, 1S42. sa 17
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
1itshfeld County Mutual
 FIR E INSURANCE COMPANY

'HIS Company has been in operation d A considerable time, and has insured pro. perty to very large amount. It has funds on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to indemnify those who insure against any loss which will probably take place. The differ ence between the expense of insuring in this company and in ordinary insurance compa- explanation. Individuals in this county. who choose to insure their property ut 8 irifiing expense. can apply to the Secretary in the Village of Litchfield, or 10 the agents in the several towns.
 ,,. DIRECTORS.
 William Beeha Jason yvh;,,,
 Oliver Goodwin David q Sanf,,A
 Josiah c. Beckwth Richard Sm;,h
 c. c. Woodruff Israel Goa
 Samuel c. Braman
 WILLIAM DEEBE, President. JASON WHITING, Sec'ry. K
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03

EED4M NDEU4 N&uAW8A4 For Bridgeport, NesO- York G'ad NesU-H HGUen. TNHE Passenger Train of Cars on the
 I Housatonic Railroad will leave North Canaan lon and after the 18th inst.) daily Sundays excepted) at 6 A. M., and arrive at Bridgeport at half.past 10 A. M. Return, ing, leave Bridgeport at II A. M. and arrive at North Canaan at P. M.-running in, connection with the steamboats
 NIMROD AND CROTON, One of which will leave New.York from the east side of Catharine Market Slip every day Sundays excepted) at 6 A. M. and arrive in Bridgeport at half past 10 A. M. Returning leave Bridgeport at II A. M. and arrive in. New York at P. M. -ae
 Stages leave Bridgeport for New-Haven at II A. M. and P. M. Stages leave West StOckbridge, passing through Van D0sen- vile, Great Harrington and Sheffield, and leave Winsted, passing through Norfolk to North Canaan, and arrive tn time for Pas sengers to take the cars at 6 A. M.; return-. ing the same day on the arrival of the cars ] at North Canaan.
 Stages also leave Litchfield to meet the. cars at New. Milford on Tuesdays, Thurs udyS anu 0atuVuayS-EeturntDg on MOn~ days, Wednesdays and Fridays; also leave Litchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and. Fridays via South Farms, Bethlem, Wood bury and Southbu,y, to meet the cars at; Newtown-returning on Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays.
 Stages will also run from Danbury to, meet tho cars at Hawleyville, returning the same day on the arrival of the cars from Bridgeport.
 p A FreigM Train will leave North Ca naan daily. Sundays excepted, at 8 A. NJ, and Bridgeport at PM, y
 Fare $2,5O
 Il paid through from Cornwall bridge, West Cornwall, Falls Village and North Canann to New. York. '''''' ] R. B. MASON. Superintendent. Bridgeport, April l2. ls42. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
Pension Law or le96,

an act of!he last session of Congress, a Wid. AD ow, it married after the decease of the hnshand by whom she might have been entitled to pension, and ls now widow, can now claim it hy virtue Of her hFst hnshands service in tAe Revolutionary war
 Application to the subscriber for assistance by let. Ger or otherwise, stAtng he case, will be promptly attended to. BENJAMIN COITClNS'
 West Hartford, Oct. II, isle ssts,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
BROKE INTO

.uaasnuEutmnnkeSS THE enclosure of the subscri. Der, on or about the first day
 of September last, Dark aAp Brindle HErFER, supposed to be three years old, with a slit in the right ear, and a half crop on the left ear. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges. and take her away. LUTHER EMMoNs.
 Cornwall, Oct. l8, l942. '.@ *22
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
Health and Strength. DIR. s. O. RICHARDsON's CONCENTRATED
 Sherry WsSaae Egitee9.s,

DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S, CONCENTRATED
 Sherry W'saae BStee9-s,
 DUT up in octaeon bottles, and the ingredients to sale by all the Druggists and most of the W. Gn51s dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also by my agents m all the principal towns throughout New England and the Southern and Western States.
 z. $. HALL HARRINEToN corner of Sackville.street, Haiitax IS general agent for the British Provinces
 F. 5. BARNARD, W. c. SKINNER and PERRY MORSE are OFFICE y sny k H.so1s % agents
 75 cents per bottle 50 cents per paper.
 The following are selected from large number of Editorial notices: , rs.t .. .s
 From the Dover (N. H. Gazette. Dr. Richqrdson's Bitiers--In our columns may be found an advertisement of the Vegetable Bitters, pre- pared by Dr. s. O. Richardson, Of South Redding Mass They are, as said to be, undoubtedly compO- sed of variety of valuable and purely vegetable matter and from our own experience as well as oth CTS, we can speak highly of their renovating and n vlg0ratlng effects upon the system. We have good opinion ot the Bitters they are not quack noslrun, but discovered, prepared. and vended by own state, and who has said but little in the way of pulling them hiMsel but leaves it to those who try them to judge themselves.
 From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton
 Richardson's Bitters.-Of the numerous medicines which are advertised in our paper from time 0 iime we pretend to know but lttle-heir virtues must he known only to those who have used them. But with Dr. s. O Klchardson's Bitters we are somewhat ac- quainted. These Bitters were used in our family last summer for general debility and headache and much relief was derived from them. Those who may be subject to nervous headache. will find ile Biters very benehcial-they proved So in the case to which we refer. From the Barnstabe Patriot.
 HealM and S!rengM. regain or preserve these. is the great desideratum. Nothing that we know of will do t more efEectuaiy, this warm ather, than pr. Rchardson.s Sherry Wine Bters. Try 'eT- tne stnc,e tempcrance man need not be afraid of the alcohol in them. There is no more of it than is absolutely necessary to preserve the spirit he roois and harbs of which they are composed. lIT-eT :, W For sale, wholesale and retail, at Garritt & Beihlem, s. !, I.oomis; ,Wood6ry, Merriman & Duglass. also Curtis, Candy, &l Co.;8 Wolcoltsille, smith & Ensen Harwinton. Kelog & Smith Ply. Agents in all the principal towns in the state 4n,5
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
DENTISTRY. R. B. .MERRE.IZ.AyV.

"A T his Office, up stairs, two doors South "A of Beckwith & Seymour's Store, will be branches, in the latest and most improved style. D' Particular attention paid to Ex- TEACHING TEETH. -%fb sep 12 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
ksa!S4gINI3S|S

BALM OF coLUMRIA,F FOR THE HAIR, which will stop it if falling out. or restore 1t on bald places and on children make it grow rapidly or on those who have lost the hair from any cause
 ALL VERMIN that infest the heads of children tn schools, are prevented or killed by it at Find the name of 1Cah74z6eazAteo o" it, or never try it. Remember this GIa0Gys.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
Also by the same Agents. Dr. B. Brandreth's External Rem dy or Eminent,

soreness thus sprains. stiff snsws, white sweliings, rheumatic pa,ns stiffness stiffness of the jonts t. mors unnatural hardness. stiff neck. sore throat, crouP contractons of the muscles, scrnuous enlarge affecting :he exterior of the human frame, are cured, greatly relieved, by his nevero.be sufficiently ex. fOlleA ranedv
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
DR. B. BRANDRETH's VegetQble UWSrers0z PaZls.

VNNEND to cure all Disease. because they are the A nate al medicine of man, and therefore only re the corrupt vita ted hunors the cause of pain and sickness, leaving the gnod humors to give
 LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY.
 Observe that each agen. has an engraved cer,lfl cate of agency, containing representation of Doctor Brandreths manufactory at Sing Sing, and on which will also be seen exact copies of the NEW LABELS NOW USED UPON THE BRANDRErH PILL BOXES, and which Il is believed will prove the
 9r COUNTERFE1TERS' DEATH BLOW.
 The public will therefore please observe, that no Brandre!h Pills can be relied upon as the TRUE and GENUINE unless each box has these new abels upon it. There are three. and each contains fac si. mile signature of Dr. B. Brandreth These labels are engraved on steel, beautifully designed, and done an expense of several thousand dollars.
 REMEMBER, the fac simile signature of Dr.. E. Brandreh must be upon the top of the box, upon the side, and also the 5"torn nf the box. By careful ex- animation the name of Benjamin Brafa-c:i: "ill bc found in several parts of the labels being an ex. act transfer of the writing of Dr. Brandrcth. This name will he found in the net work.
 4 Tie Pills are sold al 25 cents per bor af 2il
 Broad,Day, NeW- York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03

NEII21p<NszG3Oo on the wrappers, as all others by the same names are base impOsitions and counter
 feits. If the merchant nearest you has them not, urge him to procure them at 7l Maden-lane, the next time he visits New York, or to write for them. Nc fdHnily should be soeek srthout these remedies
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03

RHEUMATISM, and NE s
 positively cured, aud aH shriUeled muscles Gnd Insbs are restored, in the old or young, by the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERVE AND BoNE LlErMENr- but never without the name of Comstock S Co., on it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03

ROBERT WILLIAMS, WOULD inform his customers, and the w public in general, that he has received the latest fashions from New York, and is prepared to do all kinds of work in the ,saF TAILORING Line of Business.
 Two doors South the Mansion House.
 Litchfield, June g, l642. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-03
TOFAMILTES & NVALIDS.

The following indispensable family reKae. dies may be found at the village drug stores. and soon at every country store in the state. Remember and never get them unless they hmve the fac-simile signature of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD.
Jew York, Tuesday. March 1. Isaa.
steam ship Caledonia.

We are still without tidings Of this steamer. Sh,
had not reached Halifax last Friday If she arvee
there any time after that orders had teen issued fol
her to remain So we shall not know for at least a
week whether she be safe or not.
The following in relation to her was brought on
yesterday morning, by Harden Il Co.'S Express
Line. per fast steamer New Haven, iron rro'i-
denee.-
From the Boston Times, Feb 27J
The steamer Unicorn has Just arrived nj Inc wharf
IN Fast Boston frem Halifax having been sent here
by the agents at Halifax, 10 take me man aho pas
sengers on Tuesday, the Isl Maich ~ Pisce OF tne
Caledonia, not yet arrived N0'hins hdq oeeh nearo
~ The CALEDONIA al Halifax when the Unicorn left,
ard cos siderable alarm was ielt there for her
safety. r-:,c
O'Clock The day previous 10 sailing, In conse-
ouence of report OF two fishermen seeing large
xsss.el al some dis ance from them, apparently i'm.
,aoveabIe, supposed to be the steamer Caledonia,
sje was despatched TO look after the wreck and rem
der assistance. :,
,he same time with the Unicorn. She has on board
the captain and crew of the American schooner
Convey, Capt. "Harrydon," which was wrecked on
Sable Islands, date not stated and the captain and
crew arrived at Halifax, and took passage in the
brig Acadian, Capt. Jones.
Mr.. Cunard, who is passenger in the Unicorn,
informs us that no serious fears are felt by him for
the safety Of the Caledonia. MIR. c. thinks che has
been disabled, and put back to England.
The Unicorn will take the mails to Halifax, and
f the Caledonia has not arrived, she will proceed to
England
II the Caledonia or the Columbia should arrive at
Halifax during the absence OF the Unicorn, she will
be detained, and on the return OF the Unicorn the
passengers and mails will be transferred 10 the Uni
corn, who will Immediately proceed to this port, and
The Caledonia or Columbia return 10 Liverpool with
the passengers and mails from Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
City Intelligence

CASE OF SoN,Es THE CoUNrERFEITER.-In the re-
port of this case published in yesterday morning S
Herald, it was stated on the evidence of Hawkins,
that he had given the money received in change for
TIE counterfeit note passed on Mr. Moss, to Mr.. Sc
bastian Pollock with request for him to give il to
Somes. Mr. Pollock informs US that such is not the
case He says he never received any money from
Hawkins as alleged, and that the only acquaintance
he has had with either Of them from their stop.
ping al the place where he is engaged as a clerk
He also says that he previously cautioned Hawkins
TO beware of Somes, as he had reason to believe tina
he was bad man, and would get HIM into diff
| Guilty.
PASSING CousrERrrrr QUARTER DoLLARs-Au
| cid bruser named James Mcclure, entered the
store OF John Bennett, In Grand street, on Sunday
| night and presented two quarter dollars, for which
he asked half in exchange. Upon being told that
they were counterfeit he commenced an attack on
Bennett, and beat him severely, but was finally ar
| rested and committed.
THE EVIL REsULrs CT EVIL WAYs-A Young
man named Edward Clancy. of Pennsy lvania, while
on visit to tsis city, few weeks since, was indu.
ced TO accompany one Of the city cyprians, named
Jane Montgomery, to a den Of infamy, kept by a
man named Charles Stone, alias French Jack, in
Warren street, few doors from Greenwich, and
while within the premises robbed of $3.50 He
entered complaint yesterday at the Police, when
Prince John Davis, and officers James L. Smith and
Walker, started forth, and in short time French
Jack and his pal were before the Police Justices
They were locked Up for trial. bat as usual in such
CAGES, will in all probability escape that punishment
they Justly deserve.
CLEARINe OUT WARDRoDE.-A man named
Jamss Jones, was arrested yesterday. by officers
Colvln and Frank Smith, charged with stealing
three silk dresses, cloth cloak and calico frock,
which he had stolen from Carharine Reed, conner OF
Walker and Centre streets. He was fully commit
ted.
CAUGHT WITH MS THgFr UPON MS HEAp-On
al Loft
No g Sixth Avenue, was entered by some persop'
and three fur caps stolen, valued at $3.50 Yester.
day, while Mr.. ). was walking down Chatham st
he met man with one Of the caps upon his head
He arrested him and on being arraigned At the DO.
lice,the rogue gave the name OF Francis Cullen and
was loo ked % for trial
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Kent and Aid. Purdy and L.

CAsE OF JonS c. CoLr
FrB. % -The counsel fer prisoser (Messrs.
Morrill,, Emmett and Selden) came into Court with
their bill OF exceptions. ii embodies al the testi-
mony in the case, the several exceptions made by
counsel during the trial, and various matter sup
posed to be pertinent in the cause forming, as may
readily be supposed, m ghty volumnous bundle.
The District Attorney, Mr. Emmett, and the Court
then set out in earnest to compare notes, process
which consumed several hours. Mr.. Whiting
called attention to some little discre pancies which
were admitted and altered. That portion which
relates to the formation Of The Jury was then gone
INTO; rumor prevailed abroad that attempt
would DC made 10 impeach some of the panel, on
'ne grohnd mat they had previously expressed an
ep'ni9n, &c but nothing OF the kind was attempt
ea Inc eNeeptions principally based on the fact
VI .he epunse' not having been allowed sufficient
me IN Whieh 10 ascertain the character of the 200
'a.smeh oreered. The decision Of the Court AZ 10
forenoon " s'''" 'H''
One Of the counsel for William WILEY. fMr
OConnor) also came into Court W in the hi, ~
eepions IN ms case, but its ration was
poned III after the decision, this morana, in the
Colt affair. 81" "e
The Court then adjourned
LArE FROM HsvRE The ship Damascus Con-,
bbn, whose arrival of this port was mentioned
yesterday, left Havre on the lIth ult eleven aav.
later than previous accounts. Before proceediee
70 New Orleans. she sent up ale,tcr, (ths only -ne
on board for this city, to a commercial house
Which we learn contained nothing particular in
relation to the Cotton market. Prices remained
shout the same at last advices with large stoc
on the msr1st.-Sarannah Repukica, Ftb a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

CHATHAM THEATRE -Thorne against the world.
The Chatham Theatre has been full before and fire.
queny, but never SO absolutely overlooking as last
evening. Seton went through the part Of Jenny
Twitcher in his happiest style, convulsng the house
with laughter throughout the performance. This
evening this much admired piece is 10 be repeated
with the addition Of the ''Rival Pages" and the
brilliant piece Of "Paris and London in which
Mrs Thorne plays Rose.
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REpoRrEp Loss OF THE U. S. ScHR. GRAMPvs :
report was very cure mt in Boston last Saturday
evening, that the U. 8. schooner Grampus, Captain
Van Brunt, had been lost in the late severe gale,
and that two of her boats and some Of her spars
had been picked up and carried into New Bed
ford.
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Reduced Three and Hall per Cents 9sl o. New Three
and Half per Cents 9ss to Long Annuites l2s to
10; Bank Stock LOT TO III Exchsquer Bills 10 to lis
prem; India Bonds to lis prem.
Money on British Securities, 10 worth per cent and
at which il is abundant.
The heavness Of the Eoglish market does not affect
tho value OF the foreign stocks, ia not connected
with any political causes therefore find that prices
are well maintained at previous quotations
LosDoN Corn MARKEr, Jan. I3h.-The average price
of whsst for the six weeks ending the 7h instant
ing fallen to Gas Id the import duty foreign
has advanced Is, being new 2ls 3d. per quarter. The
markets throughout the country exhibit appsaranc
Of returning animation and speculation in London is
ehectusy checked by the heavy stock Of free foreign
those who might otherwise be disposed enter upon
operations. 1t seems very doubtful whether may
pect any serious reduction Of duty durng the spring
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PARK THEArRE.-The new comedy Of "CHARLEs
O'MALLEY," presented at this theatre last evening,
was well received by respectfully filed house. 1t
contains mach humor, and an acting play is equal
to any of the new dramas recently produced. little
pruning will benefit it, however.
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Crosby street Cliniqse-PrcsentatIo OF Ts
timOnlal TO DIR. Qunckcnboss.


and Surgeons, was as usual attended by crowd Of
students and junior practitioners. The cases
numerous and interesting, and ELECTED very useful
remarks from Professor PARKER, whose plain and
practical manner of explaining the nature of the
cases, and their appropriate treatment, very well
adapted to communicate valuable information to
the students. A full report OF the cases will be Civ.
en- in the Lancet
After the proce edngs Of the elnique were over,
meeting of the students took place, for the purpose
of presenting an address and testimonial to DR..
QUAcKEEBoss, the able demonstrate of anatomy.
The address, which was very well written, express
ed the warm esteem which the students universally
entertain for DR.. Quackenboss, and alluded in terms
of high appreciation to the able and efficient manner
in which that gentleman had occupied the place Of
DR.. Warts, the learned Professor of Anatomy, DUR
ing his lamented illness.
The chairman Of the meeting, after reading the
address, presented to Dr. Quackenboss, a case con-
tanning very superb set of surgical instruments,
with an appropriate inscription.
DR., QuAcKENBoss briefly and eloquently replied,
and expressed the deep sense of gratitude with
which he received these fateriny evidences of the
regard and esteem of his pupils, to whose attention
and Indulgence much of that success which they
had been pleased to ascribe to his sbors, had I'M
doubtedly been owing.
The classes have for the present closed, both at
the College and the Stuyvesant school, and whole
regiment of young M. DIS have departed to bless
the country with their scientific skill