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Commission Agent
MOTHERS RELIEF.

NIL HEX - RELIEF.
ITO MARRIED LADIES, the Mothers Relief a
1 medicine which soothes the disagreeabe sensa-
ton OF Females about to become mothers and nsures
safe delivery IN all cases where NAL formation or
some unnatural circumstances do not prevent The
reputation OF tins article though silent has become
extended to produce an immense demand A
pamphlet intended only for the eye of those directly
interested and their physicians is prepared for gra-
tuous distribution where the Relietis Tor sale
q. A BARTllOLIC Il co,
Rochester, n Y
For sale by THEo a. PEcK, Apothecary and
Wholesale Druggist. the authorized agents tor this
place and vicinity, Who can also supply Druggists at
the Proprietors Wholesale price
October 9th 1915 l3
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Linen Goats.

7 y BlXRY SCO., have just reed fifty Linen
l. Coats, Sack and Dress, which thcy sell at low
prices.
June 10, 1877.
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NORTHERN
TRANSP0RTATIO LINE.
aSl71 INSURED. fS11

JANIS II liCoKER AND OTHERS, rRorRIEroRs
forwarding 10 and from B0stoR, Ner York, albany,
Troy, Mont,eal, Quebec. and all ports on Lake
Ciamplain, and tie Inherent landings on tie
Ckampiaia canal.
| FORTATION LINE is prepared with Increased
facilities TO forward all kinds Of property with the
greatest care and despatch. The new steam propel-
Ter, JAMES II HOOKER, of $50 tons burden, Capt.
SlLAS lllNhLEI has been added TO the line, and
will run on Lake Chanipain, making two trips each
week leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays,
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass, Port Kent and
PInitsburgh Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
leave st. Adams on Saturdays and Plasburgh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays This line
will have
FIFTEEN CANAL nOATs: & TEN LAKE,
CANALN RIVER BOATS,
all of which run day and night 1t is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the Hudson River, and steam boats on Lake
Champaign, thus aiiordng their friends and the public
generally an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
going through No,ring By steam on the Lake and
Rirer1 orby Propeller on the Lake TO Whitehall,
thence by both direct to Newly ok, or by Tow Boats
OH the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
may choose.
4 large number of sail vessels oil Lake Champlain
belong 10 this Line.
All goods weighed at the time Of shipment, and will
be forwarded with promptncss and despatch,
Dcbenture and Wnrchousing promptly attended to.
One boat of the above Line leaves New Y ok daily
at five ?. NJ. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
-, For Freight apply to-,
a 6En c1 a NHs'} Is ''s'''' SIp|Sew York
70 q i H6 IL ., }lol Pier. Albany
IAS, II Hl6630KER'} l,5 River Street, Troy,
IL il i rITFfE = song St, Johns, c. E.
LETI HlyKLEY, Mis-. Bay, G. E.
| OLIVER BASCOu, Whitehall,
| GEO BENT. Montreal,
~ IFEBB,N Co. Rousrs Point n. Y.
/ IrDy I-JNS 5'P/1TBTE Part Kent =. .
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| AIDES, Doors and SnoEs,
" Cater Boots, of every
description,
" IF Busk ms. latest style
" Kid =" do
81" Prunella " do
D." Half Caters,
" French Slippers,
d" English Kid do.
d" French Satin Slippers,
all colors,
" Gold Bronzcd do
" House do
d" Stout Boots s. Busliins
T." Shaped Rubbcrs,
=" Figured and PLAN do
Misses Boots and Shoes,
Z" Cater Boots,
" II CATERS best quality
" " Buskins,
" Prunclla Slippers, all
colors,
d" " Buskius, all colors.
81" Stout Morocco and
Calf Boots.
" Rubbers of all kinds.
Cliidrea'sBoots ami Shoes
" French Cater Boots.
all colors,
- " Morocco Caters
button and lace.
" a" Buskins & Slippers
=" Boots and Ankle Ties
of all culors.
Ceatlemca's Boots and
Shoes,
" Napoleon Boots. with
and without tops,
Also, Galloons Of all co
f-att,t ln.au ,ptt,n lp,ng
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SOAP,
~ BONES COLGATES, 10 do Morgan's
~ 10 do Fancy, For sale by
p...,;. ,, J BRADLEY Co.
p"i"'g'o"' May 70 ~ South Wharf
Iron, Nails, Glass, &c.

x TONS SHoE-sHAPE, VARIOUS SIZES 5 do.
~ Scroll Iron 10 do, Band do 80 do Round and
Square, , l6 and upwards do q s do do = and
inch Banks" best do 10 do American Tire do ;
do liammond's do do do Hoop do, all sizes do
do Spring Steel, various sizes do Round Cast do
do do; Cases of Axes do; do assorted do dor
Anvils do Vices | do Mill Cranks 100 do Ames'
Shovels % do Fosters do 70 do Fairbanks
Hoes 100 do Blanchard's' Cast and German Steel
Scythes; 10 do do Cradles For sale 10y
BRADLEY & co
Burlington, NAV -, Is Nyutt Wharf
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" Waterproof Boots and

" Waterproof Boots and
Shoes,
-" Fine French Calf do
" do do do sewed
" do do Brogans,
" Morocco do
" Stout Calf and Kip
Shoes,
" Cloth Caters buttoncd
" Prunclla dancing Cal
tiers.
" Dancing Pumps,
" Morocco Slippers,
" Calf do
=" Calfshocs, oil kinds,
" Rubbers with leather
soics
" 10 DO Buckles,
" do iig'd and plain.
Bops' BoOts and Shoe'
" Fine Calf Boots,
=" do Kip do
" do Cali and kiI
Brogans,
Z" S,ou, shoes, all kinds
Z" Prunclla Caters and
dancing Pumps,
Touths' BGOtS and Shoes
4" Fine Calf Boots sewed
aud pcggcd,
" do Kip do do
" Seal and Grniu rcg'd
d" Calf Brogans ana KIP
sewed shoes,
" Morocco Boots and
Buslilns,
d" Fine Caters,
=" Dancing Pumps and
Tics Of all kinds.
,rs, and black and light silk
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NtlEt JSSChptliitiitS, VI
oil qualities and prices,
from the celebrated max :
efs in Liverpool, Lon
don, and Loclc in Suisse
Marble, Rosewood and
Ebony Clocks, Office
Clocks, and Eight Day
Timepieces.
Gold Jewclry, of all dcs-
criptions: Pins, Rings
Bracelets, and Clasps
Gold Beads, Guard
Chains, Keys, Gold and
Silver Pencils, Specta-
clcs, Thimbles, Eye
Glasses, Gold Pens
Lockcis, with a general
assortment OF Gold, Sill
yer and Gilt Fancy
Goods.
Plated Cake Baskets Can
dlcsticks, Casters, Plu
ted and Britannia Table
and Tea Spoons, Forks
Butter Knives, &c,
Britannia Tea and Cofc,
Pots, Sugar and Cream
Pots.
Communion Ware, of all
kinds.
Purchasers may be ASST
line will he furnished on a
procured from any source.
Dealers are invited to ca
GEO. B. JONES.
NATIlL. C.
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'I'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED THEIR
L wholesale CASH DRYGOODS business to No 9
Tedar st n Y; where they invite the attention Of
Vermont Merchants All who wish to realize the
great difference between Credit and Cash prceswil
do well to look at our goods ot Cash prices
BRADFORDS BURDSALL.
New York, March 81 ls47. 42mB
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''' - ''eN
Fruit and Knife Trays.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Scissors, Razors. &c.
from the celebrated ma
nuiacturcrs of Sheffield
Rodgers, Crookes, Wos-
tenholm, &c. with many
cheaper kinds of Table
Knives and Forks, with
bone horn and cocoa
wood handles.
Steel Bag and Pusse
Clasps, Vest and Fob
Chains and Mornings
Steel Beads, Spectacles
Spectacle Gases, Silk
Purses. Guard Chains
Watch Glasses, Spec,a.
Gle Eyes, Lamp Wick
Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Jewel Boxes
bronzed and lacquerec
Thermometers, Table
Bells, &c.
Watch Tools ofevery des.
cripiion.
Files, Gravcrs. and oil
kinds OF Watch Mate
rails, both English anc
Swiss manufacture.
red that every thing in oul
, favorable terms as can be
| and examine.
TRUE NJ. BALL,
POOR eowlyi,
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TuEGRAEFENBERG COMPANY

1T2O, 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK :!
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Out TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
~ 40 Bbls Lorrillard's Chewing Tobacco, so bbs.
do Smoking do, 500 Bladders Scotch Snuff 800 Jars
Maccoboy Snuff AZ j. q J. II, PECK y 20
Jpsnfx
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Powder.

CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD AND
u North Shore Salmon, by the half Dbl. and single
pound.--2Sth may. AZ i. y. DEt ~
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DOMESTICS.
MEETINGS, 10 bales Rockland: 10 do.
- NeW York 10 do New Jersey 10 do Walpols
Sl1lRTlNGS, bales fine brown =; | do
do New York Mills
IiCklNGS, 2 cases Lowell, 5 bales
Lowell A.-ALSO "a bales Attakapns mir,prcs 4
cases Log Cabin pantaloon stuff; bales OF Plaid
! ork kreInins; 5do striped do do S do plain do
90; 10 40 Butts 10 do Wcking 10 do Amoskeae
drills; 10 do Globe do For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY & CO
Burlington, May 25th 4S South Wharf
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TO COUNTRY TRADERS.

TO COUNTRY TRADERS,
Richmond streets, Boston, keen cons,an,iv ' ~,
hand and offer for sale, on the most favorable term,
large and well selected assortment OF -''
W. INDIA GOODS 4 GROCERIES,
Also
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER
iron, the best Tanneriesi in New England and Nee
York, They also receive, and sell on comm;sson
Country Produce. Traders visiting the city are ra
specially requested to call and examine before max
Bradley. 0"e'
Boston, July 80 1916
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TO Dentists.
JOHN s. WARE,
Storage and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
b UR IN q TO ", VT

KFFERENCE
Villas e. MOVES, }pi;
J. a. J. II PECK IL co. { oui'''iS'oh'
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of treighs, and all bust
ness addressed to the care Of j. S. WARE shall re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Steam Propeller, James II Hooker the Stea-
mcrs Burlington, whitehall, Francis Saus, Montreal,
and the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different lines
of long boats and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Champlain touch at this Wharf. l26m
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JONES. BALL & POOR,
NO. 1913 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.

in Watches, Jewelry, Military Goods, &c.
UAVERECEIyED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
Ill England and France, large aud extensive as
sorment oGthe following described Goods, with many
other kinds numerous to be mentioned selected ex-
prcssy for their wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety of articles be found in the city,
which the attention of dealers is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, Japnnncd Tea Trays, in
Of Lever, I'Epinc, AM sets or single, Of all sizes
Choir, Horizontal and Gard Trays, Bread
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('ifI'TER }

LNRESH LARD, at
2Sth may. IS 4 =. DEWEY.
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CLAk, FISK & co,

II AVE on hand, aad offer for sale choice seec-
L ton of Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, conf
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The GracfenbcrG Vegetable Pills.
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ALFRED H. rElRCE, |
GEO. W. KELLOGG. J
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

By reference TO notice in snO,her col
umn, il will be seen that the next annual
meeting Of the Litch6eld County Sacred
Society, will be holden at Plymouth, on the
eth inst. We trust the good citizens of
that flourishing town will manifest their In
terest in the cause which the Society is de-.
signed to promote, by turning ont e.. nsGsse,
and giving them 'rOusing' audience. The
public have reason 20 anticipate rich
treat in their performances, The Leader,
Col. H. b KMAPP, is one Of the most expe,
rienced and successful te achers in ,he coun-
~, and his antiring efforts 70 elevate and
perfect the standard of church music among
rs, is worthy of all praise: Weare conf
dent that the well known enterprise and
pu,'lic spiri, Of Plymouth win manifest
selves on that occasion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

We learn from the Hampden 0azSsie
rhaa ,Ae electors from the sevssn towns
whiuh have voted 10 accept The prSvis-
ions Of The viii Of Oliver Smish-Greeas
Geld having declined 10 Do so-snes =
ne Cours Honss. IN thai town. on Mem
aav. and the Board was oFeanizsd By De
choice OF wm Clarke, Esq, % Negthnmpe
non. Chairman, q ID CHARTS 2. Pheipss
az Hadley, Secretary. The board pro-
ceeAed 70 the choice ofS Trustees. e
provided in the will. To- take charge o.
tee fund Tor the ensuing year, and o.
syn Baker Of Northampton, John Dicks
inson Of Amhetss, and Austin Smith q
lataeld, were elected. The electors de-
sessnined that the bond Of the trustees
should be- &7OOOO each--but adjOufnsdE
to Saturday next, without designation
the et,mpensation OF these officers lafs
their services-they being IN the mean.
time TO signify their ucceptance or de-
clinature If the office.-Spring ield Gaz
cite. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

The Mexicans Immediately asked for
suspenson of hosiililics, and offered hear.
ing 10 Mr. TIist'S proposition for peace
A suspension of arms demanded by
the Mexicans, was granted. Gen. Scott
did not enter the city, to save the pride Of
the Mexicans.
No courier from Scoit'S army direct, has
been able to get through, so far as learned
but ii is manifest that Scott holds the City
of Mexico al his command.
Intelligence reached Col. Wilson on the
9th OF August, of Lieut. Henderson, of
Capt. Faifchiid's company of pragoODs,
who was sent Out on the 18th of August TO
apprise Major Ially Of the approach Of re-
they were all shot by gueril-
las.
They had also attacked Alvarado. Sd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
VERMONT ELECTION

tn" Boston Atlas OF Saturday has returns
candidate for Governor, 1883 vo,es-Mr.
Dillingham; (Loco) ,343-Brainard (.Aho.
1885,. In the same towns in 1876. the Whig
vote was l4,S76-Loco lO.Si2-Abo. 1890
A comparison shows falling off in the Wing
vote of 9s3. aRsincrease in III, Loco vo'e If
531, and decrease in the Abolition vote Of
1893 Las, year the Wgig candidate lacked
about 100 W les Of an election.
In two Of the countica which elected Whis
St naiors last year. Loo Focos are nowchosen,
parties in that body will he about equally dt
vided. In the house the Wings will have q
majority but not as large as usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
DIED.


In Hartford, on The 10Th ms, " lillian. james
Barry. M D, IN The 42d ,csl Il his age fer
many Years he was succt ssiuI liae ilinneI in
salisbury, Ia this county.
In Winsted, Aug. 25ih. JAMES, only son Of
John and Harrie' Cone. aged 5 wears
In New Haven, 9Th ms, widow Sarah Parks
er. rcict of The late Doct Joseph Parker, Of
Lltch6eld, Seu'h Farms.
In Watertt~n on Tucsdsy last, Mr. Selah
Sc"vi:i. born Dec. a., 1876 deceased Sent. y.
lel7-lacking months and 3 DAYS OF ii years
Of age =.
1 In Watertown, Aug 22nd Mary Amelia
'augtie. of Marvin and Macy Tteadway'
aged Is mon.hs, 49, y"
In Belfast, {Me.) Rev M. "A. H. Niles,
aged A. He was Installed over tie Upi,s
tartan Society in Belfast only six days be.
lore his death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

ara hnls kas Fe.usHs1 = DARTS, NIB
I'D 81 her easlts pnfhnlsl esssie, and
he 1oS sOiiciis N "a g every friend
81 iajusrd cssEidsnce Is hfiheine Calvin
3. BalI 10 flial ius|is6 his f>scality mer-
- Any in6fmaii6n regarding him 81
thAshs may b arrested. OF regardihE
Ihs properly he has wrOngfGIly take"
aWaY. with him % that j. may be recover
ed, Will MOI only he gratefully received,
but handsomely rewarded hy MRS ba"'
address .Mrs. Phebe Ball. Darien. CT"
Calvin 1. Bail Is about - years Of aga
l-isof q slender build -hazle eyes red
whlskes-brown haiF--henxY loslk d the
eye---small hands mark On his right
cheek He usually wears % finger Of
his light hand . gold ring nsarked P. w.
and on his lelt gold ring marked II. B
When he absconded. he wore . black
lfrock et,ai, black satin vest, a very heavy
gold chain about his neck, attached to an
old -tsslsions.d gold watch.
Hee6re the marriage. Mr.. Ball signed
ioin,nre seruring 10 his wife the sole and
elilirs con,Fot Of her whnle esiaic--boih
personal and real, and in violation of
ms fRni.sre, be sosk sway . hight bay
hos ms,h j w lch tail. and inserf.res
with bis fore feet and also barouche
waaon-one seat. leather top. tight trim.
pines and nm rked On the hind part
= John Reed, Maker, Stamford. Conn y
From recon, developments i, supposed
This Ball has another wife now living in
New York. TO whom he was married u.
buut 8 years ago.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN COLE
BROOK.


COlebrook River, Sept z. ls47.
Mn. Ku.BoURN
A TERRIBLE accident happened in our town
yesterday. The facts, so far as am informed
are as follows:
Mr. Gilleit Stillmsn, proprietor Of Grist
Mill. and Chair Shop. which he has lately fit
ed up. went below for the purpose, as is sup
posed. Of tightening, wedge; while there
from some cause unknown. he was caught in
the geering Of the mill and carried through be :
tween two iron cog wheels, which tore and
:nangled his body in shocking manner.
II appears that the wheels passedsoser his
hips, or perhaps little allow. managing hin
40 that his bawels pIo,ruded IN iscts searlng
the lower part Of his body entiiely to pieces
md in this state, the sufferer lived tor sulne
three hours when death put AZ end 10 his az
my
Mr. Stillman was a young man in the prime
Of life-and though he had no iamily-he has
left many friends 10 mourn his sudden death.
llnong which are his pareNDs J. B. F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

At the Annual Meeting Of the Inhabitants
of the Village Of Lisch6eld, holden At the
Court House on the l4th day Of September
ls47 ahe fol owing gentlemen were chOssil
officers Of said village for the year ensuing,
viz
DIR. JOSIAH G BECKwTTR. PTesi6eas.
PAYNE KENYON KILBoURN, Clerk
CHARLES L. WEBB. Treosuver.
MosLs MoRsE, B0iiif
TRowBR :DGE.
A r HIEMAN, Resistant
SAM'L Clock, BaiiiG
d {. BULKLEY,
Francis Bacon.
+ X. Kilbourn,
G. F Davis, Fire
Fred'k Deming, Wardens.
Dc BulkIey, Va.
Samuel Clock,
Lemuel o. Meafoy, J Committee
Geo. T. Woodruff, of
Moses Morse, Inspection.
On motion, il was Resolved, That the
Bailiff be instructed to put all the Bye>LawS
OF the village in full fore.
Voted, rhat O. S. Seymour, s. P Bolles
and J. G Beckwith, Esq'rs., be a-Commiitee
to petition the next session cf the Legisla-
ture for an alteration of that part Of The
Village Charter relating IL assessments.
81 PIX. K1LDoURN, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
Death of Ron, Edward Eldredge.

Weafe PANIED, Sa, S the Palladium, to
hear of the death Of Hon Edward Eld~
ridge. OF Pomfret, Windham CO. He
was struck down very sudednly last
week, with paralysis Mr. FL lredge has
been once or twicein the State Senate
aud was on of The most prominent men
amo gihe Wings in the eastern section
Of the State
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
Citizens of LitchfeId County:

Citizens Of LitchfeId County:
Your Annual Cattle Show and Fair is
close at hand, and it is believed that if you
will make the effort, j, will be the most in
teresting exhibition the Society has ever
Fad. 1t is one of those anniversaries in
which every. individual has an interest
1t has for it's object both the increase of the
hecessaries and the luxnries of life; and ii
is hoped that all branches of industry will
he representt on the occasion. Let every
one contribute something.
The various Fruits, of which the county
furnishes abundance, should not be Nnno>
liced. Ifeach would exhibit samples of the
several kinds in his possession, il would add
much to The interest. and enable others to
make improvements by knowledge of the
qualities and locations of the better kinds.
Vegetables, particularly those which have
needed so great care tor the last few years
Let the various kinds be shown, and in(or
nation given as to heir liability to disease.
The couuty has Obtained high reputa :.
tioa for raising fine stock. May the CON-
ing exhibition show that we have abated
none of our zeal, and that the eye fails not
in judging of the points of good animal.
]. e. AMBLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

u Wehr'. ..ltortn;d ti.at COY, Wrigh
completed the agricultural address the
night before his dea;h, which he WIS 10
ti' liver al SaF toSa next week. It will
be read .huthy whom. is not yet decided
ny the cnmHi,tt ALBANY Evening Jour>
nal,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

Goat late meeting ef the Yale College
Corporation. Rev SantusiR Andrew. formerly
Of Woodbury. but now Of New Haven, resigned
his seat as a member Of the Board, in conse.
queice of preyieus election to the office Of
Secretary Of the College, made vacant by The
resignation Of the Hon EIizur Goodrich. His
place in the Board was flied by the election
of the Rev Joseph Eldridge Of Norfolk 10 this
county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
w j. E. LOCKWOOD, }
brigade atrr and INSPECTOR. {

IG- The dec .ded ADVANTAGE, so apparent to
Ill, oignsing natural means to cure natural dis
: se, suaavhrre better reduced Ia actual prac-
lice than in the use Of The Indian Balsam Of
I aptain Bran. In tact it is essentially ne-
ressare 10 use this article 10 perfect cure O
Consrmpiise o, Scorulots disease. The larp-
or article IN this paper is worthy of close com
Sideratien. ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

Rzsirsea q DE Tasasnf Lime The North.
smpioa. Aaass. Gazette says. tina. the extension
Of the csanscsicu. River Railroad from Green
Geld . lhs vermont line. distance Of abOu,
"a miles. may be regarded q secured. Be-
tween GO 600 shd eA0 90 have been SOB
serihed 70 Il In Norshamp,oa. Tho Gazette
also calculates thai the Esmainiag ia milssor
90. nsOsssAEy 10 eOmp.sIs the connection with
tho Vermont Central Railroad. will sOOA be
supplied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

u Fhetannnal meeting ot the Amer
lean Board Of Commissioners tor Foreign
Missions commenced at Buffalo on the
9TH inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

0g~Mal Jason Whiting. ,of this village.
brought 10 this office day or two sincea Texas
Cucumber, measuring Iour ieei aud four and
halt inches in length
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

0E~Rrv. Hfmy H'a'd Beecher. tson Of the
Rev. DR.. Beecher OF Cineinna,i.) has accepted
call fi"m he second Presbyterian church in
Brooklyn, Y, aud il to be Installed SCUM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
TALLCORN.

M Dual~y Host0rd of Bradleyvillc left
al on. Office last week stalk of common
yellow corn, ell Yea feet and eight inches
in length, Beat TIM ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
N1eGREAT FAiLURE.-<,d,

New York, Thursday evening. 8 l.2 o'clock.
Quite panic was created IN Wall ct, eet on
account OF the failure OF Prime, Ward s. Co..
Their Indebtedness is from million and half
To two millions
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
LTTCHFIELD ENQUIRER
'. r PALMER.

Tribuas Buldiags. opposite the City Hall.
Is our authorized Agent in ihe CITY az New
York Tor receiving and transmitting advertize.
menIs aud monevs fOF the Enquirer
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

lfS-The old 'PIesldrnls ii use on the col.
lege green. At New Haven. is Ia he removed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
GWssast2 xUaas:H.rs!

SSbG ELuchtl, ID G. mi, sacred Music 81
>ss cIety will hpld is Eext Annual Concer
1t PiNpicu3h, un he pam q Grpttnlbtr
The music alli be distributed TO meube'
As soon a received.
A s. LEWIS. Secretary.
Liich6rld, Sept 2. 1917. is
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

A notice OF the 'Histcry OF Norfolk is
unavoidably crowded out twill make its
appearance next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

Il remarkably singuiar cosn.ide,r<.--Th
syracuse S;ar gives currency loihe l6EE6,kis1
We give The laeas stated beIav III iii 81 ],
authority, They furnish another brief and
singular chapiarin The history Of the Sudden
demise OF Ar Weight.
~ Among the "im mortal Seventeen Senator's >.
Of 1893, Silas Wright and Heraan J. Rea
ield were conspicions. For nearly ,h;r,x
years past they have been warm politica,
friends and on teims of personal Intimacy
Abou, Two weeks since Mr. Redfield WIN ~
sides 10 Batavia received ffiendlv lesie<
from Mr. Wright in which the writer aiI..t.
ed loachingly and eloquen;ly to lhe iii
havoc that Death had made Ia the ranks ~
the Seventeen Senator'S" To this letter
Mr. Redfeld made reply, In which he
dwelt at length On the sad allusion MI w.
had made. aud expressed bis thank ulness
tia. so far The lives of his friead and him>
sell had been spared. This letter vas ne.
ceived by Mr. Wright vn The morning OF his
demise, aud twas while reading /. IN the
rOs' Office thar he was attacked by the dis
ease which so suddenly terminated his use.
tul and honorable lille.