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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16
THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

There seems to be general belief that Mr.. Ty-
Ter in his forth coming message will recommend
the annexation of the Republic of Texas to the u
nited States. His views on the subject have been
Swallowed forth by the Madisonian newspaper, and
are not concealed by his supporters elsewhere.
discussion of the question will doubtless be had
during the next session of Congress, and though
the project will then fail, it will not be given up
without a strenuous and long continued effort on
the part of these who are DESTROYS of increasing the
slave power in the country. The Wing party both
at the north and the south oppose the annexation,
and there would be no fear of the final of
project but for the indirect aid the Liberty Party
arc giving it by their hostility to the wings and
their leading men. If however this third party Or
ganization is persisted in, and northern loco focos
are in consequence chosen to Congress, it will not
be many years before the friends of Annexation will
carry their point and the slave power of the coun
Try secure permanent ascendency in the councils
oil the nation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16

tbs STArS CONVENTION. Herald Of
Thursday -" A nobler and more intelligent as
semblage than that convened in this city yesterday
the Wings of Connecticut has never been knswn
in this State, and we think we may justly say, on
similar occasion in any other. Nearly all the
towns in the State were represented, comprising
many of the first men in the State, and an array Of
talents, patriotism and public spirit, which speaks
emphatically the anticipated success of the great
cause in which they are engaged. The evening
session was devoted to the discussion of the various
topics comprised in the Resolutions and of the va
rious measures of the National and State Govern
ments The meeting was addressed by the Hon.
VIM. w. Ellsworth, Hon. Jabez w. Huntington,
Hon. Truman Smith, Daniel P. Tyler, Esq. G. H,
HOLSTER, Esq. E. Champion Bacon, Esq. and Nell
son P. White, Esq. and by all in most able and
enthusiastic manner. The address of Gov. Els
worth, which led the way, we have seldom heard
surpassed, which gave spirit of emulation to those
who followed. The profound attention with which
the speakers were heard, the patient sitting and
standing of crowded audience for more than three
hours, and the shouts of applause which were the
only interruptions to the speakers, all express the
intense feeling which they had aroused, and the
devotion of all present to the success Of Wing
principles, the redemption of our State from the
misrule of Locofocoism, and the election of Henry
Clay to the Presidency. No good Wing was there
but what felt better for the interview, and all
tired with better determination to put their hands
tothe work nor to to labor with all diligence
till the glorious purposes of their meeting were ac
complished
The gentlemen delegated to the National Con-
vention are all the fast friends of HENRY CLAY,
and will speak the true voice of Connecticut in
that BODY
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16

J DG-The annexation of Texas that Paradise of
Rogues," to the Union is, says the Morning Cou-
rier, destined to produce an entire revolution in
the political parties well social condition Of
this country. 1t is the great battle ground upon
which the slave-holding and non-slave holding
portions of the country to wage their conflicts
in Congress. We find the following significant
paragraph in the N. Y. True Sun of yesterday:
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGToN.-We learn
from source which we think entitled to considera-
ton. that the President will recommend in his next
Message, the annexation of Texas to the Union.-
This question will be the grayest which has agita-
ted this country for many years. 1t will be advo-
Gated on the ground Of commercial and political
necessity, and to prevent the farther intrusion of
British interests in the neighborhood of the Gulf
OF Mexico. That it will create new division of
parties in the United States, we think more than
probable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16

NEw.YoRK ELEcrloN.-The loco focos have
seven Of the eight senate districts and ninety of the
one hundred and twenty EIGHT members Of Assem-
bly-about the same as last year. New-York city
and several Of the North River counties show large
wing gains but the Injected district" has done
whg majority, has chosen loco ocos to the legisa-
ture. Chautauque ditto. And Monroe too, as we
learn from the Rochester Democrat, has gone 10
sleep in the embraces Of locofoeoism-an awkward
position for virtucus matron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16

0u-The Wings Of Woodbury. are setting an exam
pie worthy of imitation in all the towns Of the
county, An early organization, and vigilance in
the good cause. will ensure triumph both in the
Spring and Fall Of lsi4. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16

No-1he Massachusetts, election last Monday
We expect to hear good news from the Old Ba!
State by this evenings mail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16
L. B. SPRAGuE, Secretary.
DEATH OF COL. JOHN TRUMBULL.

This event happened on Friday morning, in New
York, at the house of Mrs. Lentner, of which fam.
ily, with the exception of the four years which he
passed in New Haven, (ls37 to ls4l,) Col. TruIn-
bull had been, for nearly twenty years, a member.
At the great age of eighty-seven years and Ave
months, the eminent artist and patriot, the friend
and companion Of Washington, and the last survi-
vOr of his military family, has been called away.
He was the Secretary of Legation under MIR. Jay.
when his celebrated treaty was formed, in l7e4-S.
and was, for many years, a commissioner under
that treaty for adjusting American claims for British
spolatons, with casting yote which he was called
upon to exercise in cases Ofgreat importance Attic
age Of 20 he wasAuarter-master general of the Nor
thern army, under Gen. Gates, at TicOndercga, and
was with Gen. Washington at the Ope ming Of he
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16

Oo-The report of the proceedings Of the Stat
Convention we copy from the Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-16
WHO STATE CONVENTION.

Ths Delegates to the WHIG SrArE CONVENTION
held IN New Haven on "Wednesday, Nov. s, assem-
bled at the Exchange Saloon at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The Convention was called to order by James +.
Babcock, Esq. Of the State Central Committee.
On motion of the Hon. Jabez w. Huntington, the
Convention was temporarily organized by appoint
ing Hon. EDWARD ELDREDGE, OF Pomtret, Chair
man, and Nelson l. White, of Danbury, Secretary
A Committee of one from county was appoint
ed to receive the credentials Of the Delegates, and
prepare roll thereof.
A Committee of three from a county were APP
pointed to select permanent officers for the Con-
vention, which committee subsequently reported
the following:
President,
Hon. JOHN S. PETERS, of Hebron.
Tice Presidents,
RICHARD BACON, of Hartford County.
SELAH STRONG, New-Haven Co.
SIMEON SMITH, New-LondOn Co.
WILLIAM HOWE, Fairfield Co.
VIM. H. MASON, Windham Co
ANSEL STERLING, Litchfeld Co.
TIMOTHY GREEN, Middlcsex Co.
Secretaries,
E. c. BACON, of Litchfield.
NELSON L. WHITE, Danbury.
JOHN DUNHAN9, Norwich.
On motion, Nominating Committee, consisting
of one member from each town represented, was
appointed to nominate and submit to the Conven-
ton list of Candidates for State Officers.
On motion of Gov. Ellsworth, it was
Voted, That Committee of one from County
be appointed by the Chair, to report an Address
and Resolutions, such as they may deem expedient
for the consideration of the Convention.
The following gentlemen were appointed: VIM.
w. Ellsworth, Dennis Kimberly, Jabez w. Hunt
ington, Eli T. Hoyt, George Spafford, Truman
Smith, E. A Buckley, and J. W. Boynton.
The Convention adjourned to o'clock.
.4tle,noon.-The Convention came to order at 2
o'clock.
The Committee of one from each town, embrace
ing over one hundred, appointed to nominate State
officers reported
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
MOTHERS.
sYARn Youn CHTT.i6rrIaT

DR., IRIS SOOTHING SY4R UP,
or childrsn Cutting selk.
EHNiilS medicine ID used and rscnnplssded b.
9oasands 81. families for The itnhediass
resiei u shose s'htlle, helpless oazprings.n As
sopa e. tais medicine i used according to the
aaleels1ns, the child is relieved, and RECEIVERS
Wnhofi the painful use IL ne lancet. No
isnlly Should be without1his medicine where
there are yonng children
TAG FlON.-Thege Is 6sleterious Soothing
syrup pat up in pl4ln bottles, and the name Of
I 4 aiS spelled With two RI, when the genuine
= spelled wi,Roaly one, Miih seFssal ether al
teratIe2s, IA ORDER TO eyaGA the law, These
oase Jams who sell = conal@rfest medicine to
destroy the health and lives of & LITTLE
pa bE9z, should meet the contempt ofl every
persoH.shat has one drop Of paiernal hu snanity
40 tneIg One Of these s.hcartless sillaiasn has
gone = far as to publish Soothing Syrup for
sale at:his store, ID bis own name, and attaches
the DNections. Sc. verbatim as that ef DIR.
PARIS Any individual that will thus rob the
Proprietor Of that which is5secured to him by
law, is;worthy seat IN the PenitsnliarN He
Is MARKED.
1rEEAiEMBER, the only place in Charles
loien ~ the eENUINR DIR. PARIS, SOOTHING
SYRUP is al the Drug Store az
JH BEARD 8 co.
ASH At
S KtLHAAisS Store,
Hapsfs- Ferry.
Z
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COughs and lC0IaIs,.

4NHESE very distressing complaints often
~ lead into censumption shfough neglect at
the first attack. would therefore advise those
whose cough begins 10 become troublesome and
the expecloraton scapty, with more or less
soreness Of the throat, difficult raising of phiegm,
&C.. that they should .hnmedistely apply for a
suitable medicine, which il DR.. DUECAN'S
"ExPEereRANT REMEDY for Consumption, &c.
This medicine have found In every instance 20
remove those unpleasant annoyances in . few
days. Que single bottle. win in most eases,
prove this assertion. Therefore, you hoIwish
10 escape the early seeds ofconsumption, avail
yourselves Of this al important opportunity, and
again enjoy the blessings ofhealih.
JAMES NJ. BIRCH, Kensington.
NJ B.-The above was left at the Office by
one who experienced the wonderful EFFECTS Of
the above medicine. Hundreds are there who
thus expressive joyful sentiments Of their hearts
in favor of such valuable medicine as DR.. Dun
cans .Espeeiorant Remedy" that others may
find relief from the same source.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Consumption Arrested.
REAsDl

DIX. DDNCAN:
Dear Cir Your ssEXPECT0RANT REM
EDY. for Pulmonary Affections is doing won
ders III is section Of the State The most as
tonishing cure performed BY il is thst, upon
MRS LYDIA ANDERs. She was FIRST taken with
Jfsrer d heavy cold settled upon the Lungs.
She suffered in disease and pain for about Ia
months, when hsr body becane reduced To- 8.
mere living frame, and all hopes Of her recey-.
cry given up by her friends end Physician her
symptoms became those peculiar TO Pulmonary
Consumptions' or decline. A person from.
pittsburg, stopping in our place for few DAYS
hearing Of her situation, immediately recon-.
menfea your "Expectorant Remedy saving
stEdt if medicine would restore health thai
would" The last resource induced her friends.
I TO send to Pittsburg, (bengthe nearest place a
the time to procure ~ for Z two boiiles.n ana
gaze the contents TO her according 10 he direc-
Zion. By the time she used them q great ehNnos
for the better was evidently perceived hy al
those that knew her situation. Seeing the ,vnr,r
derful efforts Of the medicine, j purchased for,
dozen bottles, and sold them to those nj,
afflicted; since, obtained six dozen more and
furnished believe (the above lady ten bottles /
She i now Living Monument, enjoying, per-
feet heath, 10 The astonishmena OF boshsaIafives
and friends there are many other cures per
formed in this vicinity, but none SO inserest;nva
as that. Of "MRs AaDERs.'' Your medicine ;a
considered out here beyond competition and can
be relied upon as safe and eTectual remedy
for diseases Of consumptive character.
Enclosed we send you & fifty dollars. =, al liz
Wheeling and Washington Banks Send 81 s;r
dozen bottles BY tie way Of Baltimore, immedi-I
atey as we have constant calls for ne g
cine and be without iii. Yours. IS hss.s
JAMES w. ROSS & c..
GREEEriELD, Wash. 60. "a. IulyIs, 1879.
eyPrice One Dollar per bottle, or six for AZ.
PRINCIPAL Office, 40. 10, M. Elq1I u.
Street, Philadelphia Also, 81
]. H. BEARD, & co.
charlestoWn, Dec IS, l842 -3m.
SAMUEL KHAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

CONSUMPTION AND DRA1iH
Will most assntedly be the early fate Of those
Who eglect themselves when afflicted with the
promonitory symptoms Of consumption, such as
Cold, Cough, Bronchitis,o r Soreness ofthe
Throat Hoarseness, Difficult ExpectoratioD,
Asthma, Splitting of Blood, &c. Dr..DUN-
CAMS EXPECToRANT REMEDY Is express
sly prepared for the femovsl and cure of those
dangerous and troublesome. diseases. There.
fore, yed who are labouring under the influence
Of these complaints, procure Immediately this
mediciRe before il be too late. ONE BOTTLE
may be The means Of prolonging your life. Al
ways ask for DIR. DUNCAN'S EAPEeTORANT
REMEDY, and see that you 60; i, and not be
persuaded BY some who cell different medicines
TO take some Of their medicine In preference.
These persons obtain some cheap thing, and
palm i on The public at full price. Tits there
fore important FOR parchasers 70 be on their
guard
DR.. DUNcAN,S EXPEGT0RANT REMEDY
Is put up In large size bottles, and enveloped
in blue paper The outer form contains a fine
iteelPlaie engraving representing g Hope in q
storms"
i Principal Office, No. 10, sE Eighth
Street, PHILADELPHIA. also, b.
J. H. BEARD, s Co.
Charles,own, ,ec, 90, fs49--3m.
SAMUEL KTLHAM,
Harpers- Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
FaMcu Dru .GOOas.

ESlNE Alpaca Luslrs, Eoulsrd Silks,
u GA French Rombszipts,
Psrisene, new and beautiful lrlicle for dresses
Moussiine de Lanes,
French and America an La wns, new and pretty,
Prints Or ever style and quality, very cheap,
Lisle and Thread ..aces and lnssrtings,
White, Colorsd, aud Black II osiery, all kinds,
good assortment Of Gloves,
Lades' fancy colored Cravais,
Bonne,s and Bonnet Trimmings, new fashion,
Cambria and Iaeonel Muslins,
Swiss and Lade do az
Plain and Figured Nett, Figured Yalene DO
Manchester diHghams, Sc
The ladies' are most respectfully invited lo
call and examine his stock before purchasing
as be thinks Is cannot fail to please the uosi
Esslidious
April 90. EP. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
boots, Shoes, and Hats.
mo tIlc .T.adicsT!

IN DO most respectfully ssdlicitalcan from the
- Ladies 70 examine my large and splendid as!
sortment Of FANCY G0ODs--snch as
Plain, Pink and other coprsd MpusIin de Lains,
Bme, Pink and Straw cOloFedg and Plaid Cling
hsns.
C4m5rics from l. cents upt
isle Lace, aHd Thread Edgings and Tnsertings,
superior article of fancy cold Kid Gloves u
/ the low prize Of GA
Good eolofed kid GIoFes AZ 37i,
Super quality Pic Mic do from l2l up,
silk Pic Mic MitlsAvery cheap.
"a Call and eIamins fot yourselves, and I am
confident you will not 70 Al way dissatisfied.
PHILIP CODNS ,
Hafpers-Fetry April 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
/ HATS, MATS, W.9TS.

FEyHE subscriber an nouncss to his friends
Il and the public. that he Is manufacturing
HATS Of every style and description, at his
shop, at Hafpers-Ferry, directly opposite h
d. Doran's store-wbete be keeps constantly
on hand, and makes 70 order, the cheapest and
best Hats to be found In this neighborhood. -
He invites all in want Of Hats, 70 give him 1
call, as be intends selling cheap for cash. and nd
humbuggery. All Hats manufactured by the
undersigned, are warranted In all cases.
All finds Of good Fur taken in exchange al
fair prices. Also Cash will be paid for Otter,
Muskrat, and Rabbit Skins.
\ JOHN SCHLAGRTER.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. S, Is43.
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HALACHER's PATENT
&IFE Pr EsHRvIMd
lSINGEE IRE F..

LIME subscriber having purchased the Patent
u Right for tie County OF Jefferson, Of The
above invaluable aud simple safeguard. agsinst
The destruction of life and property. offers II 10
the Inhabitants Of The county Of Jefferson, as an
Instant and sure preventive sgainst all accidents
arising from runaway or anruiy horses, either
in single or double harness. By pulling strap
connected with the single-tree, which extends
TO the seat Of The driver, the horses ale ihns-
diateiy detached. and al fhe same time drag
siei down, By which the carriage is gradually
topped and prevented from going ether back
ward Or forward.
The excellence Of the Invention has been test
ed before hundreds, giving the most entire salts
faction.
A model Of the patent can be seen at MIR. ".
j. Hawks carriage manqfact0ry, CharlestoWn,
where he VA be prepared al al times 10 attach
this Falnable invention TO carriages or buggfes.
lcsS r. LKLES.
March 2, lsi5l IN.