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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
c. BRINCKERHOFFS
vIlHIs medicine being productive of the mos. pow.

VHNHIS medicine being productive of the most pow.
 II erfu and certain remedial effect in the cure of Liver Complaint, Consumption. Pain in the Chest and side, Coughs, Colds, profuse Nigh, Sweats and ing for its commendation the testimony of many of our most trnth-oving and respected citizens, aTe bound to acknowledge that there must be somo great cause for their praise, 1t would not have been given so freely and frankly. The Health Re. storatlve from its first introduction to the present day. has never been known to fail oe it's intended beneficial eects and where it has not fully cured,
 t has been traced most conclusivey to the fault of the patient in not complying with the simple dFec- tions attached to the bottle. So prolific disease as Consumption, and so dangerous one to affiict the human race, has induced the needy and soulless trathcker 10 inven. and recommend his nostrumsv which only slightly pa!iate the more aggravating symptoms else entirely useless and thus to gain
 money, they deceive their sick and dying fellow men, without so much as thought of the base ness of their trade. We leave such demons to tho stings and upbraidngs of their own conscience.- The Proprietor having experienced the curative pro- perty oi the Restorative in his own individual case, and in numberless others. can recommend 1t to the confidence of the sick. feeling sensible that If faithful trial is made, the most suspicious result is certain. The following certificate is from Dr. Chil- ton. the we'll known New York chemist '--'!-..IIf
 have analysed bottle of medicine called C. Brinckerhoffs Health Restorative, and find that it does not contain Mercury, or any other metallic preparation nor opium in any of it's forms. 1t is composed of vegetable matter entirely.",+ .-.-.*-r
 -e' LANES K, CHILroN, M. D. 7 c. BRINCKERHOFF, Proprietor. N ".
 Frncipal Ohce, 50 Hudson.street, New York.
 General Agent for the United States, Horace Ey. : For sale by BALDWIN & CANDEE, Ltchfield: H. N. Lyman. Goshen; Cowles & Hungerford. Wolcott- vile; Calhoun and Porter, Plymouth, and by one A. gent m almost every town in the United Siates. 2,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

HEALTHY families are those who use the " Res
 MI urrec,ion or Persian Pills" They keep the stomach clean the liver free the blood pure the ap
 petite good, the mind brilliant; in word, the person healthy. Those who have sallow or yellow counte- nances may be assured that their liver is more or less deceased; and that by taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear and fair. their stomach will be strengthened, and they will the bloom of health. Those who are inclined to fe. yer and ague, dyspepsia. costveness, who have unpleasant taste in their mouth in the morning, should these piIs for they clense the stomach so efec tuaIly that the breath becomes perfectly sweet. Pa. rents and all others should bear in mind. that they are an efectual cure for the d,arrhea. No children have been known to die of summer complaints who have used these pills from ihe commencement of their disease mark this! for will you not blame yourselves your children die that you did not try the Persian Pills. Price 25 cents per Box.
 Sold by R. M. WOODRUFF, and J. G. BECK WITH. c.. it 6m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utter. ly hopeless have firmly established it's superior ity every former medical discovery. It has al ways been termed Natures own Prescription" being formed chiefly from chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-two trees that are thicky scattered wherever diseases of the lungs pre- vail. We give few instances of it's extraordinary ady asss % m Se Agency) who was given up by all her physicians 10 die of consumption, had hard tumour for months the side-raised among large quantities of matter a sort of bony snbstnnce-had taken medicine for two months, being past all hope-entirely cured by few bottles of this Basam in September aud October, l844.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

l~tARPETING.--seveial pieces of Carpe,ing S
 cAsa VARIETY STORE. south ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

IDIOTS, SHOES, LEATHER. &e. Jus, recci. ' ID ved great variety Ofcalf 6E kip Boo,s, Bfogahs C. Shoes; Ladies slips for 4O cts to SIPS. Callers,
 Bnskins. Cscks 6c. &c. at CLOCK & FORDS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
Taken Up,

AN the 10th inst, by the subscribers Q V light red. STEER, three years old, which the owner can have by proving pro- perty and paying all reasonable charges.
 s. I. &. IT. SfffsoN.q
 New Milford, 2Sd July 1e45. 7hin1o7 slOs RLANKS-A general assorment for sale O at this OfRco. oro1is ,o
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
WHSTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
 Wild Cherry Bark and Tar. The best remedy kmo,cn to the acorM for the cure of Coughs, Coids. Asthma, Group, Bleeding of the Lungs, Whooping Cough, Bron- chitis, L9auenza, Shortness cf Breath,
 Pain and Weakness ise the Breast
 or Side, Liuer Complaint, and
 fbe E;ref Sf0ops Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
1Htna fnsnrance Company,

Etna 1nsnraIice Company,
 OF
 HARTFORD, CT. Capital 2OO,O 900 DOtI0rSt With liberty tO increase the same to HalfG c Mil
 lion Of Dollars, nFFERtoinsure Dwelling Houses, Stores, O Mills, Manufactories, Barns, Ships and Vessels while in rort, or on the stocks, Goods and every other species ofinsurable person. al property, against Joss or ddsnage by fire, at asiow rates of premium as any similar insti. ution in good standing.
 DOUGLAS WATSON, Agent. Office with G. H. Hollister Esq.
 Court House. Litchfeld, Feb. 10, 1645. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
IT. R. ENSIGN


 received large assortment of such HI GOODS as are usually kept in coun- try Store, which he will sell for CAsH or READY PAY lower than can be bought else where in this vicinity. As he does business strictly upon the Ready Pay System, he can and '0iA sell goods uery much cheaper than those who give credit.
 Almost every thing taken in exchange for Goods except boSk accounts. --
 Wolcottville, Nov. II, l644. tf25 ,--7 !, AMERICAN HOTEL, Corner Of State street and Court House Square. .... ,-.,. .,.. Cnder he direction of .-
 .,y NEWTON CARTER.
 IH THE proprietor would announce to \TM his former customers, and to the public HsssNAR generally, that his house is now open lIIl5 E& for the reception of all company who Gs=@h wish to be provided with the best 2 C. communications on the most reasonable terms. Hav' ing been engaged for the last five years in conduct ing Public House in this city, and having taken every possible pains in constructing and turnshlne this House in style unsurpassed by any other he does hesitate to say, that he is now able to elve entire satisfaction to a who may favor hlm wEtn their company. ,t. 7 3'." H'.1
 Grateful to his friends for past favogs. he hopes tt merit and secure their future patronage. Fe!s"n' stoSping at this house, who have families, gan DC furnished with parlors and sleeping rooms adlolnng i Hartford, June, lS45.. -r-, Om4
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-14
A WESTERN PL ACE HUNTER.

A friend writing from Washington
early in March. give us this pleasant
sketch of a Sucker oMce-se eker:--
Dickens might draw SINE laughable
caricaures from the live specimens Of
Office. hunters now on hand here. The
presden, has advised them all to 60
home and leave their papers behind
them, and such scattering you never
saw! One fellow came here from lIlir
nois ana was introduced to a wag, who
he was told had great influence at court
and who although destitute of any such
pIetenrons, kept up The delusion for
the sake Of the joke. The Sucker ads
dressed the man of business something
IN this wise; Now, stranger, look at
them papers. Them names is The fust
IN our town. There's Deacon s lies;
their aint a piouser man in all The coun-
try; and there's John Rogers, our shoe
maker he made them boots and better
pair never 'rsmped over these diggings.
You wouldn't think them Sules had
walked three hundred miles of Hoosier
mud, but they have though, and are
sound ye,-Every body in our town
knows John Rogers; just you 60 out
TO Illinois sod ask him about me; you'll
hnd out how | stand. Then you ask
Jim Turner our constable, what | did
for the party he'lltell you was scream
er al The polls Nov I've come all tho
way from Illinois, & on foot too, most
IT The way. TO see if can have justice.
they wanted me to take town cffice
to home, but ] must have something that
cays beforehand; such ss them charges
- they call 'em. ! hsinl got but 7 dol
lars left, and cant wai,;Jusr get me one
Of them charges, willy ye1 Telllhe old
man how 'tis he'll do il, Fact is, he
musl; PYe airnt The UlTCe, Id if
lhsist
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lceasingly, scarcely taking time for rep
and great was his exullsiion as he saw tho
result Of his studies gradually taking foim
and shape--most beautiful and imposing
i lhe Opera, 'Idomoneo.' Never had
his iancy seemed so prolific, or his modu.
Ia'ons SO filed with grandeur: and the love
strains were more 'onchingly, more tender
" beautiful than any he had ever before
composed. The image of Constance, all
ways present TO his Imagination, was his
inspiration. Her gentle spirit seemed how
ering near him, and he would exclaim-
| lis TO Thy sweet influence, my own Con-
stance, lha, owe my love lays. The
blessed anticipation Of possessing thee,
would make me capable Of producing even
such music as Apollo might BREATHE
Al length his work completed, lie sank
exhausted. and for while his life hung az
on thread, but love iriumphed over Death
When he returned lo consciousness, all
Germany was ringing with his genius lido
moneo' had established his reputation.
The world now believed that the spirlt
had inspired his childhood still dwe!, with
him when they listened 10 his mss,erly
production This Opera had obtained for
MN position to be envled by lhe creates,
composer in Germany. Nay! it bad prov
ed hin the greatest maestro in EuroDe
Congratulations and brilliant offers poured
IN from all 0idcs, but the happiness arising
rom all this applause and Distinction, was
IS nothing compared - the rapture he lel.
when he received, from the delighted Non.
Weber, the iremb!in0 hsnd- ..s '-:-----.-----'v--
heart, as his own, his nobIy won bride.
Pleasant, is il 10 record the (utute of nj,
owe. The impeIuo ity excited by opposl.
lion bad not exhausted the pure fountains
welSing up within their hearts. The
distinguished actress was forgotten by tho
world. New candidates for favor received
applauses Of the multitude
" hlch she had renounced, for the adoro-
ion Of one loving heart and Constance
" eber was remembered only as a dream
II me past.
But was she happy! Did she, in her
quiet home circle, pine for the exciting ahi-
so dear 10 woman's vanity,
which she had formerly obtained! All! no!
Zach year her happiness increased.
Her gentle spirit soolhed and camed lhe
mpeluous feelings of her husband, and
she'd beauty over their household path
His eye dwel tenderly on her graceful.
figure as il hovered around him performing
kidd Offices of love, and each succeeding
wear endured them mole closely 10 earh
other.
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Tie German vVatchInan's Song.


FROM THE SOUVENIRS OF A SUMNER IN GER
MANY.
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour Of eight, good sirs, has struck.
Eigh, souls alone from death were kept,
When God the earth with deluge swept
Unless the Lord to guard us deign,
3lan wakes and watches all in vain.
Lord! though thine all prevailing might
Do thou vouchsale us a good night!
Hark, while | sing! our village clock
The hour Of nine, good sirs. has struck.
Nine Iepers clesnsed returned not,
BE no, Thy blessings, man, forgot.
Unless the Lord TO guard VS. deign,
Man wakes and watches all in vain.
Lord, &c.
Hark while | sing! our village clock
The hour of ten, good sirs, has struck.
Ten precepts show Gods holy will
O! may we prove obedienI still
Unless the Lord 10 gnard US deign,
Man wakes and watches al! in vain.
Lord, &c.
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour OF eleven, good srs, has struck.
Eleven apostles remained true,
say we be like that faithful! few!
Unless the Lord 10 guard us deign,
Man wakes and waiahes al! in vair.
Lord; &c.
Hark while | sing our village clock
The hour of twelve, good sirs. has struck.
Twelve is the time Of boundary
Mani think upon eternity.
Unless The Lord to guard us deign,
Man wakes and watches all in vain.
Lord, &c.
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour Of one. good slrs, has struck
One God alone reigns over ALL
Naught can without his will belaIl'
Uuless the Lord to guard us deign,
Man wakes ard watches all in vain,
Lord, &c.
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour of TWO, good sirs, has struck
Two WAYS has man 10 walk been given,
Teach me the righl-,he path to Heaven
Unless The lord so guard US deign,
Man wakes and watches oil in vain.
Lord &c, q
Hark, while sing! our village clock
The hour of three, good sirs, has struck
Three Gods in one-exalted most,
The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Unless The Lord TO guard us delgn'
p dan wakes and watches al IN vain
Lord, &c.
Hark. while ! sing our village clock
The hour of four good sirs, has sTnck'
-Four seasons crown the farmers cares
Thy hear, with equal toll prepare
Up-up-awahe! nor slumber on,
The morn approaches, night is gone!
Thank God, who by his power and m'gi
Has watched and kept us through this n'g'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-06-14
OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CnuRcH, MA1N.s1
TERMS

The COL UMBIA DEMOCR.ATuiH b.
published cUery Saturday morning, a
TWO DOLL.4RS per annum payabh
haT yearly in aduance, or IWo D0Hars
Fifty CentS,Jnotpaid within the yed,
40 subscription wiH be taken for shorte,
period than sic months; nor any discon
Hnudice permitted,mtH all arrearageS
are discharged.
dDPER1ISENENS not erceeding a
square wW be conspicuouSly inserted at
one DoHorf for The FIRST three insertions,
and Ticcnty;fUe cents for euery subSe-
q"ent nsertion h-7"A liberal diScouo
made 10 those Dho adDcrtiSe By the gear
LETI'ERS addressed on business must
be post paid.
The New York herald., 1845-09-01

24S guns
brig Dolphin, and the steamer Col Harney were on
their way. The frgae Potomac and the brig Porpoise
at Pensacola, repairing The soops Of ar Falmouth
and John Adams, and the brig Somer are also living
that place, and the steamers Mississippi and Princeton
have recently arrived there.
From n. O. Picayune Aug 23l
The u. j. Quarter Master, stationed here has receive.
letter from the Bay OF Aransas dated the I5tb inst
supposed to have been convey ed by the Falmouth I,
Pensacola IL Announces the loss OF the schooner swal
low with stores for the troops Texas the uartculat
of which will be found Abelow. The letter also men
tons rumor which prevailed at Aransas that Mexico
had declared war upon this country. The presumpo,
is however that this rumor reached Aransas from tn
city, and was founded upon the communications of the
Mexican Minister'S to the Chamber of Deputies on the
2lst ult This presumption is strengthened by a letter
received here from an officer Gen Taylor dated
Corpus Christi the 10th instant According to the Con-
er this letter states that troops had lett ST. Joseph
Island, and were encamped the main land-all in
good health and fine spirits-no enemy near-none ex.
pectcd courier had been despatched TO Nietamo ras
and returned who reports only 400 men at or near that
place.
This does not indicate that Gen TAYLOR ia in anv i'm
mediate danger nor Is there any thing very warlke in
the intelligence otherwise. Tho camp of Gene raj II il
very pleasantly situated and fine breeze almost con
stantly prevailed. '''
We copy from the Courier Of last evening nm ext,ac,
Of letter just received from officer OF th. Il Ora
goons, which gives particulars OF the march Of the
seven companies OF 2nd Dragons from Fort Jessup into
Texas:-
-, NAcoGDocnrs July ~, l6i5.
The seven companies OF Dragons arrived here to-day
ater very warm march Of six days from Fort Jessup.
we shau leave on the let of August for the Trinity
The New York herald., 1845-09-01


Affairs in the Anti-Rent region appear to be with
out change. About three hundred troops are order
ed out, and the matter will now probably rest for
the present. We annex the latest intelligence
[From the Albany Atlas August 3ol
DELHI, Delaware County, Aug I-l have been IN
this county few days, and compelled to admit that
ever prone TO exaggeration had led me to expect.
have however few facts to report you in addition to
those you have already received and published In.
deed the printed reports give but an idea
OF the state of feeling that prevails throughout the dis
trict and particularly In this district The developments
elected by the searching enquiry now and for three
weeks past going on before the Coroner the publica
in the present stage of the business exhibit of
organization among the Indian forces. and degree Of
dsafection throughout large portion OF this and the
neighboring counties, that has asonished the most APP
prehensve and truly appalling to every honest heart
The authorities and people of this county included
in the rebellion, deserving of the greatest praise
for the alacrity and energy with which they have
undertaken to unmask the whole baseness Of the
Spa ,Ss bs yU the
county alone will be sufficient to effect the complete
suppression of the nsuectionary spirit which SO rife
aud SO wide spread as the pending examination shows
to be- ever it to be done eectually il must be done
now for the law is not fully sustained in the present
struggle the dsorganizing party will gain snch head
will it is to be feared overthrow all law and bsti
tute its own riOous code in its stead The number Of
arrests made by the Sherfs posse daily reported are
calculated to convey false impression of the compe.
tency OF the local authorities to que the difficulties
der which this county now labors But the recent
laions have shown and every days developments
adding ccumilated proof ha the task is mighty for
the unaded power the county Unless the State gov
ernment extends the strong of its authority this
d ection il is to be feared that active and ned
the well disposed and lawoving citizens in tne effort
to wipe out the dark stain that rests upon the county
their best directed and exetions will fall
short Of their aim large part Of county including
most of the eastern towns virtually in state of in
attempt has been made collect the rents
to issue any process in those dsaeced parts since
the murder of Steele and it is fully believed that any
such attempt would be followed by the most disastrous
conflicts attended probably fearful loss
AuGusT 2Sth, p M.-rhe stage has just arrived,
bringing Adjuant Cen Farrngton bearing the procla-
is declared to be state of nsurrection large
crowd listening to the reading Of the important
paper in front Of the stage house. and the gatifed
afforded by the prompt response Of His Excelency to
the representations of the civil authority. have just
OF the posse who traced Scudder to Lexington
in Greene county. He staid at the house of Elder
10 that town. two nights previous to the arrival of the
portion Of the posse Of which my informant was mem-
The New York herald., 1845-09-01
Movements OF Travellers

The arrivals yesterday bore no proportion To those
OF lhe past week. Inc Hotels were, nevertheless
crowded with travellers who have SUSPENDED tbei, de.
parure IN order to witness the first appearance since
their arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs Kean at the Park Theatre
There are at the
AMrRtcAS-Charles Jackson, Philadelnbia. ~ r
Man., Tuscaloosa, Ala. A. r. Menilo Natchez: A. Fisk
ditto; W. A. Iiayne, Charleston Thomas Gillespe Phi
,adeiphla y H. Marshall u 5. n; Ornich Metcalie,
Natchez; J. w. Wallace, philadelphia; r. w Mccoy,
Mobile; J. 7 Dunkn. Miss; J. Rose Charleston: j. NJ
Reynolds ditto.
AsroR.-J. NJ wadsworth, Louisiana; @ Peni, Ken
tuckyi g. Benson, Baltimore; j. Hart Philadelphia; q
H. Lyman, Providence; W. +. Stone, Boston; James
Lambert, ditto; j. Scott, Bytown Canada: A. Porter
ditto; d. {, Levy, Charleston; Dr. Williams, Boston ;
lhomas Lockhart, ". o; g. Benson Baltimore: j. L.
Jones Mobile; Z. Pope ditto; Whelan Cooperstown:
q. Hayes, Boston; A. Woodruff ~ o.: II BAXTER,
di,to; w H. Horton Boston; G. a. White, ditto; J. s.
CIIY.-H. Hudson, Richmond; J. Hamatty, Baltimore;
hr; King o.; Messrs Prngle & Ecls, Philade phia
T., l.. y; ouInhsn hlchmond Va J. 5 Hart. Utica; Mr..
SON. rhiladelpha; r. b Keeling, Charleston; W. b. Yer.
nell, ". o.
FHAskLrs.--J scovel, ,wstertownF. Fallanger Geo
B. Rogers, Boston; A. Hazzeton, j. Rhodes MasiIlon
T.. Hoy es, Boston; NJ. A, Carpenter Philadephia: w
Carpenter, ditto; C. 7. Smith, Canada W Cross Hart.
ford; &. b. Goodwin, ditto; l.. Galloway, Columbus,
Ohio.
HowARp.-J. X. Green, O Pryor, Wheeling; j. McC on.
nell, w q Parish Tuscaroora; j. Marcus ~ c; J. D..
Baggs, Phila; L. A. Warnoch, Utica; r. Seymour. Ala;
Lewis Owens, do; >. Middleton Phila Gov Vroom Tren.
ton; H. Griffith, Pha; Messrs. Sherman Homer n. b.
Williams, Otsego; +. A. Jones, Albany; w H. Thomas
Mobile; w. B. Hatch, Baltimore; James Lsngdon, j.
webb, Geo; u. >. POWELL, Vas General J. Curry Porto
Cabelo; Geo Hubbard Charleston;W. b. Gowan Mont
nnomery Ala; Fay Tenn; Jas. ". Manning, Jefferson,
Va T. q. Garrett, Ky
GLosr.-J. A. Mitchell Pbia; q Warner do; s. n
palow, Boston; }. 4 Worthngton, ,do Geo. H. Gliddon
Egypt H. Harris, y. o.; Aliguste Thereof Louisana
'e''ahu iercy, do; A. Toussant do; A. J. Tiff, Va.
FOR CALiPoRNIA.-The IndeDendeaee MOI Er.
po"tor announces the departure OF small company Of
The New York herald., 1845-09-01
Reading Railroad.

NEw foRK, the 25th August lsts
John Tucker, Esquire, President of the phadelpha and
Reading Railroad Co Philadelphia: f
DEAN Sra As a stock and bondhoIder Of thu ph;lado
pha aud Reading Railroad Company, my attention has
been attracted recently, you NAV naiuralIv snnas.
by the publications in relation 10 IL .ff
The allegations are so seriously proposed that trust
md clear and full explanation OF them '''''"'
The comIaoy Is distinctly charged with selling daily
"onhs IN me market to pa, the expenses Of TRANSPORTING
iooi ana that the nature OF of tho bopd of The
company have been changed from PLAN bonds to tho,e
are untruly or falsely stated and that the
oi coai upon your works cannot be conducted for less
aaa per toni and lastly thst for the last seven mon,hs