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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL


- -, SAIL across the Hudson river TO Hobo
-pken, and then walk to the Elysian Fieids,
G-alo along the exceedingly picturesque shores Of
the place. will the easily accomplished and
Of all rua excursions that be made from the city
The grounds present charming aspect the trees be-
ing in leaf and the soil cred with = rich turf
The walks excellent order having been considerably
seliisheJ the present spring.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
ar completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
Night Boosts from Hoboken to Barclay street until II
O'clock
Ferrag~ sx cents mi 3msr
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: n. B-ifOTses and caFFlaKes % let. n
je2 3teod* rrc MRS. f.. A. HINCHMAN,
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.


THIS splendid Hotel has been lately retted and furnished
u the most complete and elegant by Mesrs Jack
son Cranston and after the 30th April when
public will be open for the reception Of The expert
Of Mr. Jackson the Exchange Hotel Baltimore the
Astor House. New York guaranty Of the style which
the Eutaw will be kept The location the best the city
Of Baltimore.
The Pavilion at Rockaway, L. l., will remain under the
charge Of Mr. Cranston, who during the months
will be happy his old friends this favorite
tering place a2o imsr
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u. L. CARPENTERS
ID n NCING ACAD MY.

TENTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, PHILADELPHIA
PROFESSOR CARPENTER respectfully soicits those
polk.. MASoaka. W,ltzpg Cosillion., &c. very few
saoon the above place Mr. C. will continue 10 give pr
vate lessons all and will Fall School
the LIST of September Single lessons given
md on reasonable terms. my23 lw y&co
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,.

PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.
SALE Low p lots % sesoS%ods.s pnrehs,sr,
Ssas Ne. '' S1i ~: Rico and SANTA 1os coss;
Of Tobacco, of superior quality at low prices
for bakers; 50 bbIs Leaf Lard for sale lots
nj im.r CLARK FISK. aas Flu l,outt rect.
DIX OOO TO LEND ON BOND AND MORT
SSeuyr heal E.tae ia this Ely Brooklyn Apply, ).
BROAD, No II WsIl street, in the Croton Wafer Once.
Basement. my6 imsrc
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC j. informed thar this havink
been enlarged and improved the close OF the
season wi. be opened for tho rscsP,on 3. The Let
May l. 1876. my23 amsr
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received By late arrivals. and
'"''' s"''' EMBRoIDERIEs
Collars rs and upwards; Embroidered Lawn Hhdkf
from % $40 Dresses needlework and Tambour from -
= LAWNS AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIErs
Tape h'"d STITCH R's Mts stIpsx and e'l0'ed borders
Book Niu Jscoaet Swiss, plain, striped and checkd Organ
de- f' sHf SSsE srf SSD SI6 81 fs''
Black and white Silk Hose do: with cotton tops silk en-
Scls " ss l
Recommended remarkably ehespJ PLAIN wo,s ectson
mos. article s. per do.s. pn and EN-
eroidersd SAX Gloves ofall s .zf.s
styles Wells black and white 10 eh..y b5nsssl' Io,rt
point nd ohs .n as
rich slaeI Bms.. and Imitation ce Of drscrpton
trimming founcng, &c. Sc Linen ooooh r'shk sno
o * trimmings, ladies Morning Caps, lace CAP
Crowns Nnsln Cspes received ron s"cuun WIZ w SOLO
NJ ~ Broadway, I'd April. lSe. ~ lmsrc
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.
Present. he Lieutenant Governor the Chancellor and
~ Senators
JcNE 6-No a2-Dodge rs. Bush.-Mr. j. A. Collier
was heard Tor defendant in error plaintiff counsel
was heard in reply.
No 23-Sfapies, et al Us Dykes, ct aL-Mr j. slosson
was heard for plaintiff in error after which the court ad
journed.
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COAL.

i YNCH& COWLING are now receiving daily at their
IL yard of Fourth and Thompson Streets both Red
aud White Ash Coal Of all and Of the most superior
quality from be Lands Of the Forest Improvement COMPANY
m ann iacrur~rs ~ 2wsrc
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WINES, BkANDlES, GIN, &c.
S0 CASES very old Madeira Wine each dozen, brands,
w Blackburn, Les Newton, Gordon Co.; 2, cases fine
old Amonlado and Duff Gordon Sherry, in do Otard, Dp
puy CO.. Brandy half pipes and casks A. Segnette
do old Pale Cognac 1929 in casks and elghths, OF
superior quality.
The above wines Of high grade, bottled by the late
Geo. Bement 80 years ago, and for sale low, by
X. b. DAILY, Successor to
a4msrc R~m~nt Castle. 81 Broad II.
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SPRING GOODS.

WIN. y. JENNINGS CO., Diapers and Taon Import.
" e Of Cloths, Cassimeres vestings. Fancy Dress Art
for The spring trade With he most extensive assortment q
and English cloths cassmes in Styles vestings
variety which will be made up ORDER through the
of as ecieut Of be found the
that have gvsh character TO the establishment
for moderate charges.
In reference pantaoons which cutters excel we
could observe that the attention directed to this department
continue offer inducements those who appre
TT, combining and clegence
In addition the usual Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand dress and ock
siness and fancy dress articles including scar
handkerchefs, gloves suspendcr linen and muslin shirts
collars hosoms. &c. aga lmsr
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ersaly admitted be the only article that will per
form all that represented do Il has performed
astonishing Of Kheumatism Sweed Limbs Sprains
Kings Eyi Paralyses or Loss of the Of the Lin Dis
ease o. the SPINE OF TIP JOINT arupt'ons Of the Skin &C.,
iteaby the most respectable persons who have used III
only be tried satisfy the invalid Of the healing
virtues OF this most excellent remedy Pnccal depot
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
5E f411 -.

TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
~ 1890 -
d. aas saS%s
and Canal from Phadephs to sisbarsh commsaesd i0no
ne 's':ss Ssrs Ms"s1 A D4 III e. ap
ssr Of travelling coaches both being ing
ri asE. s. ,,r.s an,. Apply oee
LoNu iSLAAD hAlLhOAD COMPANY.
nn sn a3r F.Ea MAIL Tfsiss leave Whitehall
S .fS X .s' M Gs: saG n 1 g;T
S-T1c.ceM Sundays. AL lmrc
M RNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
AS x. .s si.snSSs; Fsr i
he foot foot OF Barclay street. Breakfast and
The ass iew.prss ". steamboat TROY. cap.,i. A.
o TSs .;. "SSay sss"
E'sSss s i s: k
s,s s sa.a na.; s ss
Fopassage freight apply on board the on on the
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR albany
Daily Sundays excsped-Through Directs. ocock rM'
=. st' ss.ssts ci T9tTEs II ss.s
$3.50 aH .S nS will leave on MoadSy Wsdne'-
r fGSs oiSS:I:s:
O'Clock.
United States Mail Line.
Ats O'Clock, r. NJ, Landing al intermediate Places.
From the Foot Of Barclay st..
Steamboat HUDSON, Captain c. F. King. will leave
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons
o'clock
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbagh, will
leave Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
O'Clock
above boat. will al times. arrive Albany ample
Freight taken at moderate and taken after 5k
o'clock, r. NJ.
persons forbid trusting any of this line
without written order from the captains Or agents :
8chnltz. ~ fh- Office on the wharf. my27rc
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NOTICE hereby given all persons having bought
~ from Lambeers Quarry, at Kipps Bay, formerly
pied by Messrs. Mott Knowtou that the Of the
quarry will be settled BY r. r. Laimbeer the Office the
Quarry. WILLIAM LAlMBEER.
Dated this 18TH day Of April, 1876. a2s msrc
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
THE Subscribers have hesitation saying to the people
OF New York. and the neighboring Cities that they
and do challenge the merchants Of country far and near
compete with them in the sale Of
WINDOW SHADES.
They have mandatory the State Of New jersey about
u miles rom the city Of New York possess every facility
for manufacturing their shades the expense or thei
beauty worth and cheapness they will convince the
credulons by their giving them call. DUNCKER, BECK
Chambers st maj i'm . re-
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DR WHEEL Err, Ocuist No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York. the Battery deyotes his exclusive
diseases Eye and Ophhalmc Surgery and the
public that there not amongst the numerous diseases to
which human subject disorders of tht organ
which cannot be essentially relieved BY him. The
number undoubed testimonials which be
his Office will satisfy public practice
by that of other Ocus
in the United States.
ofhce hours from M to o'clock r. NJ, after which
he visits door patients.
Artificial Eyes for sale and which will be inserted
reasonable
pamphlet containing Diseases Of the Eye
Of great effected by Dr. Weeiers
mode oftreatment be bad gatuousy his resd~hce
the will be forwarded any making apple
him nv letter. post paid. mvi2 tm-rc
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HALF WAY HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER formerly proprietor Of the Abbey
= Hotel. having taken the house formerly kept by
Hazard deceasedl would respectfully solicit the patronage
Of his old friends the friends Of the former worthy host
OF the public IN general. GEO. E. PERRIN.
P.S. Mr.. Charles Brooks would respectfully inform his
friends that he has taken the stable above
house. rnn3I Iwsr
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G. . N s L / PATIO N,
lCOSTIvENESS)
DESTROYED

y N ) L T. A T . N,
(COSTIvENESS)
DESTROYED
Without Nedicin.s, Injections, or Baths. Dis
corery Recently made in France,
BY M. WARTON.
Price, Thirty Cents.
THE 3h English edition, translated from the 23d French
edition Of the exposition Of natural simple. agreeable
aud nfalibe rscensy discovered il France
nveteate and habtual Constipston without using either
Of authentic documents from eminent physicians and other
persons Of dstncton certifying the complete efficacy Of
the
The great reputation which the Of Mr. Waon
Of Paris has acquired in this country and all parts Of Eu
rope, has induced many uf,prncpled to
limitations, and palm them of upon the community
genuine Great suffering, njnry. and in deaths
have occurred where these false Preparations have been
used
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
f You have regard for health only the and
genuine article, prepared by
NJ WARTON, OF PARIS.
Every package has his aud sealed with his
seal The depot for this country is
l52 IViiiidm ST., betceen Fulton and Ann SITS.
Where may had full description of effects OF the Erva-
enta with the marks to distinguish the from the
terfet
Sold also in New York by Mr. Jno Mhau No. 1888 Broad
way; Mr. c. H. Ring, of Jonn and Broadway;
Wyatt Ketcham, l2i Fulton Brooklyn by Dr.
Charles Steane, 1874 Fulton ST. my2l lmsr
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
NJ O. ST. Johns Lane Beach The 6ubscYib
has constantly hand large stock OF fancy and
Bird Cages OF all descriptions which he will sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
Also Cages made to order.
J. KELLY.
r. S.Country Merchants would find il their advantas
tn al suds min sto~k Inn n
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kIICHEN hANUES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES:
snges to the trade up for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the patente
manufacture and sell them Our experience IN manuactur
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges this city for the past
surpassed for convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for WHICH they are pure
chased snd nno they will be free Of any expense to
wishing purchase The prices range from Is to Is dollars
The constantly manuiac are wen
supplied with paror Office, add bedroom CRATES Of the
xisorTiNWARE, bright plain and jaaaned. They have
I'll times ready set Ranges grtes and boers-
also smokey chmneys cured no rprs Nc Peys GOV
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
Owes No. 50 WALL sr, OPPOSITE THEsMERcHArr'
THIS Company continues insure against loss OF damage
by Fire welling houses, warehouses; buildings in &C.
neral goods and merchandise and every description
''s@'o' '"' DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas 7. Woodruff, Arson baker,
IL. X. Robson M ID. joseph Drske,
Thomson Price, Joseph Ausn,
Moses Tucker. James L. Holmes,
!ohn r. Dawson John r MoIss
John ri Lee William X Thorn,
Caleb q. Tunu, Thomas Morrel
Francis Z. Sage, Eugene b0gsr,
John q. Merritt Robert Smith
GEO. T. HOPE Secretary IA tire
HARDWAK5, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
A. Offer srs. and Wei: n:.or oss a~s cSs
erv o1ns ana 1nn Mstsrss by thsrscent mportatlons
e.'rrnrv n~ nrces ov rssh o approved parer -
:s e u; e Co. Ss. * . re-: ''
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CHIJRl,H,S VEl;ETABLE LOTION.

CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
vHIS highly valuable Cosmetic will efectualIy ~rup
tons the face and skin, particularly plmplss borches,
for short time win establish clear aud brilliant co nplez
Sold Ia bottles IS EACH at lbs bowery
Of Spring street Also by Mrs. Hays Brooklyn
en-
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HEAD QUARTERS

WIN DOW HADES
THE largest best and cheapest assortment in the United
States For SALE wholesale retail prices varying
from Is cents to so pair, by
Extensive Window Shade Manufacturers and Dealers
my6 imsr ~ I31 Chatham 81.
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AMEhlCA! tNEUUN! ENULAND
Two the Inhabitants Of whole bouudless ContinenWs
invite all and each ofyou consider and reflect for
your welfare, that BY calling the New York Coffee
Saloon. No 2l Fulton Greenwich, where you
will only find all the sdbiss served far exceeding
other place Of the kind much larger plate Tor the price,
Also You will hnd spacious and AIRY room where you may
take meals with all the comfort imaginable either bSeak
fast dinner from sx to any given Price
Again time by just drop IN and test
satisfaction.
Open Sundavs 40 tmsr
II Arden barrels Lard now landing and Tor sAls0v
IL myis Z. r. COLLINS CO.. - Douth street
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ID A. s. l.. DELMONICO, are happy tn inform their
friends aud the public, that their Hotel ia Broad
No. Is Of Morris street completed and
win be opened on the s. Of June next
No have been spared the
Portable III the city, and de Of home
well merely passing by will find All
my m
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WINDUW SHADES.
THE cheapest and best assortment in the United States
l. for sale wholesale or retail, by
DUNCKER & BECKER, 50 Chatham street,
mvl7 lmsrrc door from Chambers street. NJ. Y.
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CAMPHINE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
THE Subscriber prepared supply dealers with asups
rior quality Of Csmphne and Chemical Oil, at lower
price than other in this city delivered free
market price Apply personally q ty is,is< e
Office $50 Water street, above Maiden lane.
imsr Dissllery, and 2jth
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CHAWL CLEANER, REsTORER AND BLEACHER
~ INK Broadway-G. w. his most sincere thanks
for the liberal support he has received for years past
md that with to business his removal
from 2 sTk Broadway Howard street. viii rather
than decrease his number OF Patrons he pledges him
self that nothing shall be wanting the Of
discerning and independent public Silk. Coron and Wollen
Goods Dyed &c Real aud FenchC ashmere Merno Brochc
aud Thibet Shsws, cleaned in style IN
three days after receiving them Silk, Satin Moreen and
Damask Window and Bed Curtains cleaned dyed aud
ed avery superior and entirely new plan. g. W. would
direct the Of the Ladies his very superior style Of
Watering Silk &c. having the best workmen aud machinery
~ the city Carpets Rags Table Cover and Crunch Cloths
entire process and returned three days. Merchants
q. WILLIAMS Establishment,
my5 imsm <Nk Broadway,
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PAPER ANGING

CUU NThi MERCHANTS
W ISlTING the city Of New York. invited 70 call and
examine the complete and extensive stock of Account
Books Stationery, Paper Noorial and Letter Copying
AND ALL OTHER ARTiCL Els sold BY sTATIONERs.
at the forrest Possible IyIccs
RICH X LOUTREL, 81 William st.,
mai Imsmc door below Cedar.
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BED BUGS, BED BUGS.

BED BUGS, BED BUGS.
w ATSON'S BED BUG DESTROYER is the
w wonderful discovery made for Immediately dc
these vermin however aud etemslly ba
nshng them from the premises by application Beware
Of worthless limitations.
sale Apothe Hail. Cahane street; Olcou
McCassem Maiden lane; and in Brookluy Mrs Hayes
i39 Fulton Il. Price Is ceuf PEI bottle aga imsr
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@ STATEN ISLAND. So
On and alter Monday abe 20fh day of April, the
bo ais SYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER will leave New
York and Staten Island follows, until further notice
Leave Staten Island at 6, TO- II o'clock, AM;
o'clock, PM
Leave New York. front Whitehall street, at 7, g. TO-
O'Clock, AM; |, 2, g. as, O'Clock, AM.
Sundays the frs, boat from the island will leave at
M, and the first boat from New York At AM.
All freight risk of the thereof a2lr
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TO SlLVEHoMtlHS
AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL
GARLICK CO, PLATE, CHEST and DRESSING
" Case Manufacturers for this last nine Fulton
street, beg respectfully inform their that
they have ed Is aud 20 Liberty lillian
street up sas where they will continue TO manuiacue tbs
Brass Bandng Ornaments lnlays &c. and every kind Of
material for desks. gun cases, &c.
my2J I'm
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01
The Farmers Holidays.

In accordance with previous arrange
ments, the great gaIa-days OF the farm
ers of Litchfeld County "came OFF, on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week;
and certain we are the sun never looked
down upon two more delightful days than
those. The clear transparent atmos-
phera Of the morning, followed by haZy
atternoons-the golden tints of autumn
resting upon tree and forest and the soft
airs tanning The cheek and impaIting life
and vgor to all who were out 10 partake
Of their freshness-these were the smiles
which Nature wore tograce the occasion
which drew together thousands OF hardy
yeomenry and africans from their homes
on the hiIl'sides and in the valleys. AS
early as the afternoon OF Tuesday, scores
OF vehicles mighfhave been seen on their
winding way" toward the point of at
traction-Litchfield Hill aud at an early
hour on the succeeding morning, no small
share Of the Industry, Enterprise, lntelli-
gence and Beauty of the county were
here concentrated. Ii was indeed graft
tying prospect to witness the increased
zeal which all classes manifested in the
objects of the Agricultural Society. The
right spirit seems at last to have found
its way among the people-and "Retorm''
and Improvement" are now the watch
words Of men who know their meaning
and have the energy and Skill to apply
them.
For particulars we refer our readers to
the ample Reports OF The Commitlees-a
part Of which we publish today, and the
remainder of which we shall insert in
our! next. We will remark, generally,
that the amount Of stock exhibited was
unusually large, and superior in quality
and condtion--evincing a commendable
spirit of rivalry in this important branch
Of agriculture: The display, as a whole,
was quite equal to,hat of any year since
the reorganization of the society. The
number Of people presen. from variouss
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01

We clip The following paragraph from Tue
Augusta [Gens.Sa Chronicle aud Sentinel Oo'
Great Pic.sic' will beeuPs indeed a masn'n-
cent affair By the lime il reaches New Orleans
tilt continues to accumulate numbersas rapid
ly as in its journey from Bitch6eld to Augusta
via. Boston.
A GRAND FAMILY PrcFuc was given ~
Litchfeld, Conn, on the Sd inst. by the
descendants of john BWeIand John MarshI
original proprietors and settlers of the
town of Litchfield in the year H2l -
The history of the Family was given in
an appropriate adore IS, and the meeting
was opened by prayer, followed BY
other devotional exercises, the officintink
clergy beng descendants of the famil
At the close of these Services, which wei
held on the margin of Bantam Lake, II
company resorted to a well furnishe
table spread for the occasion, where the
enjoyed feast of fat things and y
g flow of soul" There were about 7O
descendants of the two families presenA
and 1900 invited guests and spectator
making in all not less than 10000. (!!C
Boston Transcript.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01
From the Hartford Calendar.
Female School,

We think we may be comforting a ia
vor upon parents by calling their atten-
ton 10 the advertisement, which may be
found in another column, of the school of
Miss JONES. Few places in our country
can afford greater advantages for an In
stitution of this kind then Litchfeld, as
regards the healthtuness of the climate,
the beauty of the surrounding scenery,
and the intellectual character of the in
habitants. Miss Jones is teacher whose
experience in the important art of instruc-
ton has been very great, and her success
equal TO that of any lady of whom we
know. She was formerly connected with
the Female Academy at Albany. which
at that time was probably superior to
any School of the kind in the United
States; and subsequently, organized and
presided over the Rochester Academy,
which has also ranked among the best
female Summaries Of our country. The
limited number of the boarding depart
ment, which is in the house OF her father,
a Clergyman OF the Church. is another
important recommendation Of her School,
as this feature assures more particular
attention TO the habits of each individual
scholar. Other information on the sub
ject we should be happy to communicate
to any who desire to find Il suitable place
for educating their daughters.
We have seen list of tine names of
numerous gentlemen to whom Miss Jones
has been permitted TO refer for the char
acter of her school, and from it we select
a few: The Ri. Rev. Bishop BrownelI,
and the Rev. President Totten, Hartford
Rev. DR.. Fuller, and Hon. S. p. Beers,
and Hon. Truman Smith, Litchfield;
Judge Johnson, Stratford ; Charles But
le: and Meigs d. Benjamin, Esqrs., New
York City Rev. VIM. Lewis, Brooklyn !;
Rev. DR.. Sprague, Albany Professor
Yates. Union College; and Gen. Swift,
Geneva.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-10-01
TOWN MEETINGS.

Next Monday, large majority of the
towns in this State hold their annual
town meetings. These meetings, always
important on account oftheir influence on
the Spring election, are particularly so
this fall, in view of the alteration in the
election laws made by the last Loco Foco
Legislature; and it bchoves the Wings
to arouse themselves and make the nee
essary preparations for success. By the
new act, great power is given to the mode.
rator of Ike electors meetings, and rs this
officer is selected by the Board of Select
men and Town Clerk, it is important
that they should be men who will APP
point presiding officers of capability and
honesty.
We trust the Wings of Connecticut re-
alize the Importance Of doing their duty
this fall. Let not the noble example OF
their brethren in North Carolina, Ver-
mont and Maine be lost upon them -,
Off, sd "~~~..ot "f,,n town moot
ings, and we promise you victory in
the Spring. Do not remain inactive IN
der the impression that your opponents
are doing nothing. Locofocoism never
sleeps, and they are doubtless laying
their plans for victory, hoping to take
you by surprise. Disappoint and defeat
their expectations.-Haryord CouranL