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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

Mr. DAY boot maker No. 90 Hillary street. Brooklyn,
1 suffered greatly for eighteen months with enaciation, de-
by sickness Of the stomach loss Of ap9ee shooting pain,
bowels his stomach neglected alct kind Of food
except sugar. He had been attended by phv and
Tor months by the professors Of the Uaivsty and all To
purpose. 90
reading Dr. sher%aus Book descriptive Of the sy%pom'
he thought they met his 30 he purchased boz
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few acew nsough away a.
he judged about Of sad entirely cured HIM
mul,uae of similar might BE- ssastloned where chit
thing gave 1sie but ssImap,1 Lo,sssS and eve, Con-
SUMPTION cured by ShrnzS Cough Lozenges
than any other known remedy They s'i.y the tickling in
few seconds and enable those aMieSeA with the most
harrassing coughs 10 sleep whole nights. The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev. DR. East0nd aud hundreds
thousands to their happy vaes others can 70 the
efficacy of Shermans Cough LoYenEes for headaches,
paptatiop, lowness Of Spirits sickness AID asstude
from bodily mental and for the wonderful proper
of Shermans Poor Mans Plaster which but l2k
and warranted for reulnaeism and iumbago
pun weakness the breast side back part Of the
body Ask for Shermans Poor Mans Plaster and that I'm
and his fac sime nth directions for the back
There worthless aw ked about and
sold by unprnciped druggists: RsusESSr 70 get sherman
Lolengenge and raxtes and Trussaeae Others or you VIII
be deceived
Dr. Sherman's Warehouse is Nassau AEeut227
Hudson Sping 1888 Bowery Spring; II East Broad
way cor Market; a6 William st; il0 5s as add Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mr.. Hays 9 Fulton, aud Mountanl
Drug 333 Fulton Smson Prospect and Jackson ST.
la Jersey City-E Randall, Grocer. In Newark Trppe
md David Brysou Phadelphia-Zicber Co.'S Ledger Build
Boston Reddiug x Co.'S State st. Abany-A Guthrie
StanwiY Hall d23 vr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
plCkLED HAMs-so casks superior Cut Cured for sale
by II. X. COLLINS co,
Hnuih strsn

ARD-S Csss No. Leaf Lard. ~ superior order TOR sale
~ by g., X. COLLINS CO.
Ere South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
THE subscribers inform merchants visiting the city
who wish their goods manuactured that they are
prepared TO descrpton thug From
their being accustomed % manufacture for the Sounen and
Western the last twelve tn feel conhdent
with urge number OF hands in their employ get up
stock at short office and with satsfac ion.
MANN X McKiMM, IS Ca mine street
~ Knirkerbocker Stages pass close to the store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS Il CO.,
DIAPERS AND IALLORS,
a

AAEhIGAN HOTEL. toPpCsiTE the EoHHSS1I1bbs.N =
- csvsd Per last steamer direct from agent London
consisting Cloths in vAreqs new syes sPe.-
did Silk Satins for drss Vests, Merino Vevets -
with large of rich Silk and SAITH Scar Crsvau
Esndkscheis, Gloves, suspenders. Dressing robes &c
facility shall be able to supply them az az early dss WIN
the reputation of the establishment for the modeste prices
whic elected liberal patronage the adoption q
the ready by which bled 70 iurnsh
garments from . 70 8 cent less than frmergs
requiring articles for immediate the ADDITION 70 orr
Of of first quality READY MADE GAN
MENTS including Surtouts Cioaks Dress and FIock Coa
Pantalooux and Vests &c ja2B 1m~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
TO TAILOkS.

CTINEMETs' NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM
- FOR CUTTING every kind Of Fashionable Garment now
tho- fashionable well kncn to rGulre news
this with confidence offered to ire
theoretical Tor specniatop,) but
and complete work published on this
subject II is the result OF extensive aud iashiona-
bic New York aud Peril ana will be found to COZ.
tain AMPLE raia precss ucons as TO enable
every with and certaGtv all the various
styles OF garments both ~ Europe and Amenca
This system cannot ted by the future OF fash
ion aad recommended the profession standard woh
of the author % Cedar reet and can be
forw arded to any part OF the United states
Also complete Of Patterns Of the rious styles OF gar
xv th esse a nd elegance HImsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18

BALL DRESSES, :, EMBH ~ ySsks ROBES AND
ROBERTS 33 Broadway begs to call the attention Of
ladies. in general TO splendid assortment oil the
above desirable articles.
500 LADIES' Robes, with five row: Of embroidery
quite net article, selling at IS, ell worth $l2
Ladies' nevieire Organdi drrsaes from 81 upwards;
Ladies' De Beg fmbroidered Rob-: rare article at -
Also, Illusions Tarlstan, Lace. Silk Ma1na. Seserines
GOO Dozen Ladies' Kid Gloys' in black and colored-
eco % :" White kid, Ia Ions and short
80 Cartons Embroidered Capes and Collars jill lmsrc
CENTLEMEN's U KNishiNu STORE. 50 MAIDEN
u LANE.
Sack do... ....''...' .'..''' 10
Dress do. .....''''''' 10 II
Pauts..s 10
Vests. z 70 4
All made of the materials and in the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend upon
having them made in best at the following
prices - 49,.
Over Goats. made and trimmed... ......9s to 10
Dress do do do to 10 90
Frock do Do do 80. 8 to 40
Vests and Pantaloons, ...... ....3i 50 TO IS
Shirts made up to order after the latest approved
French patterns garments all descriptions
on hand Gloves, Hosiery Cravas Scar Suspenters Gc
j Il lmAec w. COLLlNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
r. FOR SALE Or LEASE-On reasonable tsrms,
40 GEORGE NOWLAN,

In the Mill Ro I'D, North Shore. Staten Island within fiji
teen minutes walk Of either the C,stst'n or Por Eich.
steamboat landing Attached to the Cottage half
Of land with variety of young and thrifty fruit
Enquire on the premises OF
fl2 I'm m JEREMIAH SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
ColLeckOa.,a Notice.

T1HE residents and nor. residents of the 1 town of Litchfield liable to pay taxes in said town are hereby notified that hnvo received warrants for the collection of n town tax of six cents on the dollar, a:::.. state tax Of one cent on the dollar. on the purpose of receiving said taxes at the store of Dan Catlin, Esq, in Norihfieid, on Mcn- day. the 18th day of September, l644, nt the inn of Alyah Clark, in South Farms. on Tuesday the l7h, at the hotel of Wm. Odcil in Li!chfieid. on Thursday the 18th, at lhe inn of Henry Westover in Brad!eyyillc, on Friday the 20tb, and at the inn of Seymour Stephens in Milton, on Saturday the 2lst of September, from 10 o'clock. A. M. t4 o'clock P. M., on each Of said days. All persons neglecting this notice must expect to pay lawful fees.
 CHARLES D. WApHAMs, Collector. Litchfeld, August 27, lS44. lh
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
MOTfCB.

THE residents and on.residenis. who
 IL are liable to pay town tax of seveii cents on the dollar, and a state tax of on,, cent on :he dollar, on the list ot lS43, in the town of Warren. county of Litchfield, s.uie of Connecticut. are hereby notified tha. will meet them at the store of B. Gilburs on Saturday, September l4,h. lS44, iFom htn o'clock to four. P. M. And ngain q ihe same place, September 18th, from otl'"k tiil4P. N. All persons nee lecting this fio- iice must expect to to pay tfavelling fees.
 r, DAN s. CxnTER; Colleeiof'
 August 2i, ie44. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

At e Court of Probaie holden Gi HarDinton,
 wiihiB and for the district of Harsointon, on
 the l6th day ef July, A. D. l944. 2. ao@f
 Present, Leacis Snnith. ESQ, Judge
 UPSTATE of Rosanna Baldwin, late of ~ Harwi!:::oon. deceased. The Executors represent the estate insolvent. and pray the appointment of commissioners thereon.- Whereupon-ordered that commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate. Be appointed at the probate office in HarwinioD. on the 1ath day of September next. at 10 o'clock in tho uiors will cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in Ltchfeld. and post copy thereof on public signpost, nearest ihe place where the deceased last dwel! in said town of Harwinton. Certified from record. 2tl5 LEWIS SAITH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
D I E ID

In Milton, on the sth ult., Harriet wife ofAlbert Blake, aged 47. Mrs. Blake was warmly attached to her family, and devoted member of the M. E.. Church. The disease which closed her earthly pilgrimage was the quick consumption. She died as the christian dies, in peace with God, enjoying a.triumphant hope of heavenly glory. Her family have lost valuable member, and the church a faithful friend, but we doubt not their loss is her eternal gain. rCOnn,
 In Milton, Martha Blake, daughter of. Albert Blake, aged %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
NGedical.1sstitstien of Yale

&&e dfc9lyTnxtitution of Yale
 College
 VTHE Lecture Term for 1644-5 will com. 1 mence on Thursday, Sept. 26th, and continue sixteen weeks.
 Chemestry and Pharmacy, by BenJ. Silli' man, M D., IL. D.
 Theory and Practice of Phvsic, by Ell Ives, M. D. .&4 Gs@ Principles and Practice of Surgery by Jona. Knight, M. D. Obstetrics, by Timothy P. Beers, M. D. Anatomy and Physiology by Chas. Hook Materia Medica and Therapeutics, by Henry Bronson, M. D. Lecture Fees, $6S 50; Contingent Bill $2 30 Matriculation Fee. $5; Graduating Fee, $l5. ft.r .'s'l t'7.1-, CHARLES HOOKER, Sec'ry. : New Haven, July 20, lS44. 3wl6%
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
M OM T @ R.

FTHE residents and non-resldeuts oi the
 \ town ofSalisbury, liable io pay town ,ax,of. six cents on the dollar, and . stale aax of one cent on the dallag, cil,the list of l6AS. are hereby notified that IHwilr meet them at the hotel of William BushnslIsjn Salisbury Centre. on Monday the 7ih day of October. ls44. iron, 0 o'clock 4. M. until 4O'clcck P' M. for tho RGrpase OfVeceiving sud taxes = All persons s,neglecling this D0lice must cx. pee: to pay lfwfiIi fees.
 T8alOTHY AyCHrTTENDEtS, Cd,
 Salisbury, Sept. blh, leaA, sA "
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

Ali { Court e Probate holden ~ LiicAfeld. .'ci,h-
 in aud for the district q LitcAf Afeld.oR the fSih
 dag Sf Anguss l644,--,
 PresenS. Ralph c. CamP Esq,. Jadge. Ts STATEof Samuel Thrall.la uisl.ilsh. IL field, in said districh deceased. Tue Admlnis.rator represents lheesiaie insolvcnt and prays the appointment oi C0mmissir q. CTS thereon WheFeHpdi ordered. shal con'- ,nissioners to receive. fxamine and r'..,,,st the claims of tho ctedll6fS nf said rs,a,c. be appointed lthe Pt6haie oliice ;.o s,,d Liiclr- Iiald. on the l2ih day nf SEplrmber. ls4l.al ee'cl0rk inalse gnEeh0oE: aud lhni all persons interested in sa'd eslate may be noliiird lnersnl; lhe Hdmlnl.:. .ralos will causc this or. '" @ 1m.S m Ss ..shed in . newspaprr pr.n,,,n ,,a !" ...aelal. and p0st capv there's" oh "" ,'ui,lic eien.pas, n.oiFesi ,hssplm' wiet wy decens.sd last dwril 'ns.. .c tasepif,'h Ia w lW.ssm ( CAmP. luARr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

ID URSUANT to an order of the Court of l Probate for the district of Iitchfield, the subscriber being thereunto authorized by said Court. will sell and convey so much of the real estate of Joseph Farnham, late of Litchfield, in said district deceased, as will raise the sum of 1885 dollars, IS cents, and incident charges of sale.
 i6 SIDNEY PECK. 7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
WILLIS CATLIN, Col.
.Disirict of Litchfeld. ss. }

HT E -- 9UaSlT1ct Of Lltchfeld, sS. 2 i. Probate Court, Sept. 9th, lS44. E STATE of Fanny Burr, of Torrington, 4A in said District, an insane person. of Probate for said district. will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on the 2lst day of September, at 9 9o'clock in the forenoon, so much of the Real Estate of said Fanny as will raise the sum of $9OO.
 Sale to take place on the premises in said Torrington. Terms made known at tho time of sale. [l6l URIALBURR, Conservator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
Whig majority, In 1s43. the same towns gave Mattocks (Whig)
 Kellogg. (Loco) 1883 Abolition, &c. H 2,39'
Whig majority, WIIIG GAIN, 2.6O0!

WIIIG GAIN, 2,6OS! >.r.
 There are about 92 towns to hear from. The Wings have elected three members of Congress by large majorties, and in the fourth district have de- ieated Dillingham;, the present loco loco member The majority against him in 5G towhs is 7s0-the remaining 20 towns in the District will not reduce this majority 200 votes. -
 In the Legislature the Whig majority will be unusually large. In the Senate our friends will have two-thirds, and of 137 members of the House known to be elected, lo3 are Wings. It is report ed that the Locos have carried the Senator in Grand Isle County by one majority. The represen- tatises elected in Windsor county a,e all TVhigs but 0ne-in Windham all but four.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
NOTICE.

c o much of the Real Estate of John Griswold, O late of Goshen, in the district of Lilchfeld, deceased as will raise the sum of twelve hundred eghtytwo dollars twelve cents, with incident char ges of sale, will be sold at public auction at the late dwelling house of said deceased, on the 10th inst, unless previously disposed of at private sale. By order of the Court of Probate for the District of Litch6ed, "-e c. H. GR1swo1D, Adm'r.
 Goshen, Sept. Q, 1914 16"
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

District of Litchfeld, ss.
 Probate Court, July 8. l644. { UPSTATE of Amasa Scovilh late of Tor -l-A rington, in said district, deceased.
 Pursuant 10 an order from the Court of Probate for said district. will be sold at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the 2Olh day of September, l644, at ? o'clock, in the afternoon, if not previously disposed of so much of the real estate of said deceased, as will raise the sum of $623 36. with incl. dent charges of sale. Sale to take place on the premises in Norfolk, in Litchfield county. 15* WILLIAM LEACH, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
.LitchGeld County Agricultural Society :.

'---- RecoTdlng Secretdrys Office,
 Litchfeld, Sept. 1O, 1844. TOMPETITORS for Premiums on Oxen and " Steers at the coming Cattle Show, and Fair, are hereby notified that Oxen and Steers that may be entered by towns in teams of not less than g pairs. scH not be deprived of entry singly, and on the private account of the owners thereof. !
 Per order of the Executive Committee,
 'y-' eFRED'K PHELPS. Recording Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
NOTICE.

TTNHE residents and non-residents of the
 A- town of Harwinton, liable by law to pay state taxes in the town of Harwinton, and town taxes on the east side of the said town of Harwinton, on the list. of l643, are hereby notified that will meet them at the city.hotel in said Harwinton, on Monday. neglccting ti,e opportunity must expect to pay legal fees for collection.
 l6 WILLIS CATLIN. Col.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

AEAa5nE l;tiSaGi canl,uU;eG in Phiiasei. pAia. ths resignation Cf BishOp H: U. OSderdOnR, of bis Oacs ss Biah0p of PeGniyivania. was sccep- ed by vote. on the Part of the Gler. of Sl to lS -oi the part Of the churches, of $ to IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
TANNERY f0s. SALE.

1A VVHE subscriber offers Tor sale f1s l his TANNERY, situated in lssss South Farms, near the turnpike road leading from Lifchfeld to New Haven. The location and convenien- :; ces of the works are surpassed by few ifany in the country. It has connected with it |, water privilege more than sufficient for all the purposes of grinding bark. milling hides. &c. Glc. The above is offered for salc on reasonable terms. FRED'K WHITTLEsEY.
 8. # the above is not sold soon it will be rented. Immediate possession can be given. F, w.
 South Farms, August 2s. le44. Stl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
DissOIUTiON

THE co.parinership heretofore sesissing \ under the name and firm of Wondrnif & PIatt; is this day; by niitGal consehi. dis solved. ~ ,.- ". E. WooDRtff.
 MERRsr PLArr.
 Woodbhry. August 2l, l644. $l4
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12


 THE Court of Probate for the District of \ Norfolk hath limited and allowed 10 the creditors of the estate of Reuben Day, lato of Norfolk. in said district, deceasej, repre-. scented insolyent, six months from the date hereof. in which to exhibit their claims gainst said estate, and has appointed ..::..,es Shepard, and Anson Gaylord. both of said Norfolk, commissioners to receive, examine and adjus: said claims. pc. Certified. We, the commissioners above namrds tend to the duties of our said appointment 3 at the house of Michael F. Mills, in said Norfolk, on the first Monday of Deref,iher. l644, and ihe first Monday in February. l5 iA, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each "e' said days. All claims not presented within said time, properly attested.will be deLarrc1 a recovery. JAMES SHEPARD, (con,e,,.s
 ANsoN GAYLORD,
 Norfolk, August 19, 1649. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
Ata Court qf Probate holden ef Plymouth
 srifhia and for the Disfricf of Phs0lah on
 tAe 26ih day Of Atgksi.A 4. D 1644. l.,t.

FreseM. CGtrln k. bHiier. Esqs Sshlge.
 IAN motion of Levi Heaion, execuior on NJ ihe estate .0f Levi Hcaiof, sAninr. late of Plymouth. within sslid district deeeased This court doth decVee that six months be- ,aiiowed and limited fnr the eFsditors of said estate Co exhihii theirtlninis hehinsi the same t6 the sub scribcr; and direris iknt puh- lc notice be given of this nFder by advertising iu a newspHpeT piihliahed in tiichfieId and bt posting | copy thereof on tl''. public sigi, b0Sl in. aaid iAwRof ply.- niiitliiI ncafesl lhe place where i..sal'',, lh,t dwellyv csriliica s~rsn Re.ov.l. lsE N C. R. BurLKR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
M A R, RI F. D

In this town, Sept. 9th, by Rev. MT. Payne, MT. Truman Stoddard to Miss Lois c. Barber, both of this town. a& Es54S .'
 On the a6th ult., by Rev. Mir. Payne, MT. George Sherwoods of Naugatuck, to Miss Laura Norton of this town. . ys-GsE~ yT
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

0D-NOTICE.-The Clerical and Missionary As- sociation of the Episcopal Church, in Litchfeld County, will hold its annMol meeting in St. Mi chael's Church in this village, on Monday and Tuesday, the 10th and I7th inst. The church will be open for divine service and sermon on Monday evening at 1-2 o'clock. Also, on Tuesday A. Nj. at 10 1-2 o'clock, when the annual sermon may be expected from President Totten, of Hartford. The Missionary meeting will be held on Tuesday P. M. at '. 1-2 o'clock -& 6&tsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
DISSOLUTION,

THE co-partnership heretofore existing \ between the subscribers under the firm of N. & O. K. Brintan is this day mutually dissolved. NATHANIEL BRINTAN.
 ORAMEL K. BRINTAN.
 South Canaan, July 8, 1644. SIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

0g- The next meeting of the LITCHFTELD COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will be hol- den at Lime Rock, On the fourth Tuesday of Sept. instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M. At the last meeting proposition was introduced so to amend the Con- stituton as to add to the list of officers Corres- bonding Secretary, which will be acted on at the next meeting. S < c. A. DUDLEY, Sec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

At . Court of Probate holden Gt Neso Milford.
 soithin and for the District of NeU Matsd. . on the 26th day of August, le44.
 Present. NathGniel Perry, Esq.,, Judge.
 UPSTATE of Martha Terry late of said 1A New Milford, deceased.
 a The Administrator represents the est 'e insolvent and prays the appointment ot commissioners, thereon w Whereupon. er- dered-that commissioners to receive. exnnf- inc and adjust the claims of the creditors ef said estate, be appointed at the Probate Ct. flee in New Milford, on the 18th day of St'p- tember, 1644, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon ; and that all persons interested in said esia'" may be notified thereof, the administrators will cause this orde. to be published ic U newspaper printed in Litchfield, and pns, a copy thereof on the public sign-post nean'st the place where said deceased last dweli sin said New Milford. A true copy of record. IA NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
Collec*or's Notice.

A IL persons liable to pay town tax on "A the west side of Harwinton. on the as- sessment list of ls43. are hereby notified that will meet them for the purpose Of re- ceiving said tax, at l. Wilcox's Hotel in said Harwinton, on the lst Monday Of October, next, from two to five o'clock in the alter. noon. All persons who negiect to pay on or before that time may expect to pay cost
 JOSEPH H. SCOVILL. Collector.
 Y Harwin,on, Sept. 7th, lS44 10s
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

og- SECOND ADVENT CAMP MEETING There will be Second Advent Camp Meeting held on land of Mir. Eli Norton, three miles east of Litch6eld, commencing on Wednesday, the 18th Sept. and continue over the Sabbath. Sister Hig- gins, who has travelled extensively, will Lecture on Thursday. BENJ. MooRE,
 .,.a' . gj ANDREW BENEDICT,
 ELI NORTON, fa s.. THOMAS SALToNsrALI.. Ltch6eld, 10th Sept, 1s43. -... .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
Broke Into

...-. BFOke Into
 ~ HNHE enclosure of the H INAa R subscriber, on or a.
 W(2 bout the 1st of August, two N W f1 red two year old STEERS. s - one yellow yearling steer, .... - and one yellow heifer calf The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges. and take them away.
 DARIUS CAMP. Norfolk. Sept. 2d, 1644. l6*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
NEW GOODS. C.. l.. w EB B

HAS just opened, direct from New York, A A an extensive assortment of new and fashionable rich goods, consisting of Broad cloths, Cassimeres, Beaver Cloths, Satinets, Vesiings, FInnnels, Bombazines Black Silk, Alpacas, Mouslin De Lains, Changeable Chusans, Paramattas, Romelias, figured and striped Changeable Dress Silks, do. Bonnet Silks, Gimps. French Cord. Jet and Change. able Glass Buttons for Ladies dresses, Neck Hd'kfs., Scarfs, Cravats, Bl'k and Blue Blk Silk Velvets. Satin Vestngs. Silk Gloves, Ladies white and light colored Kid Gloves, Crmp'd and Cambric Dimity, with a large supply of other rich goods, fashionable and cheap,a new supply of fresh teas, coffee, sc. India Rubber Shoes, English Powder. Du. pont s ditto, shot of all sizes, sc. &c.,as tow as can be bought at any other store.
 Litchfeld, Sept. llth, 1914. l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
NOTICE.

F GRANT would inform his GUS. LAs tomers that he is now in New York purchasing fall and winter goods, whi oh will be received at his store in Litchfield by the 18th of Sept. aud sold loao for cash.
 Litchfeld, Sept. l2th, lS44. 3wl6
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
The Democratic Whig Clay Club of Litch- .'s field. Re-0roanizad ...F.s,.


 fs '4 field. Re-Organized. ..rra
 A large and highly interesting meeting of the Democratic Wings of the town of Litchfeld, was holden at the Court House, on Monday evening, the 9th inst, when it twas determined that the Clay Club for this town should be re-Organized; and all persons residing in the town, Is years of age, (includipg the ladies of cOurse) friendly to the election Clay and Frelinghuysen, were duly con- stituted members of the club Major William Bee- be, was chosen president. Further particulars of the organization will be given next week. Spirited addresses were made by Messrs, T, Smith and G. H. Hollister. The whigs of the town of Litch6eld are kindling with the fires of '76. and they will give Polkery good, thorough roasting on the lst Monday of November next. Do you take: Beef. eaters! . ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

JMr. Bsnf5Rs Speschs-- I've call the uttention of our readers to Mr. Benton's speech, which we pub fish to day. Let all persons of all parties read it, and consider whether, at this fearful crisis, when union or disunsoh, as this disintesested man most cOnclusively shows, hang upon the admission or re- ectiOnO of Texas they will cast their vote to hasten or prevent this fearful result 1