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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-06

RATHER WATgRY. "A Cincinnati paper. says
the potatoes arrive daily, and fairly food the market.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-06
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Stock Selling or at CersafI;l Reduced Prices
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVER ANN
PLATED WAAE. com zEEMS. - -

NTFTSON A. YOUNG, No, 8 Cqggs sg~ssf -
IN would RESPECTFULLY invite the attenoa Of nc fsss
friends and the public 70 his aud extensive as A
s0Ttnent Of fine English and Swiss ,fsA,s ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-06

yADJUSTER OF .AHERdGES
EB Office Lucien Heumulm's, Marine Notary No u Rol
street, Nele Orleans. 20 list nov
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
Rheumatism.

This Sarsaparil!a is used with the most per
tec' uccess IN Rheumatic complaints, howeva'-
y ere or chronic. The ASTONISHING
erformed are indeed wc-i ana delusive
aies sometimes g,:SSfng out excuses and apolI
,he . :" feconcile them 10 our minds. Thus
although am sensible that have not deS
rived from my assiduous perusal Of the Bis
bic land might apply the same remark to
almost everything else that 1 do) all tho
benefit that might and ought, am as
constantly endeavoring 10 persuade my
self that 1t is not my own fault. Sometimes
| say to myself do not understand what
have read; cannot help it; / did not make
my own understanding; there are many
things in the Bible hard to understand
and St. Peter expressly says OF Paal's e.
pistIes: some are hard in the Hebrew, and
some in the Greek-the original languages
| in which The scriptures were written, some
| are harder still in translation. have
been Obliged to lead wandering life about
the world, and scarcely ever have at hand
the book which nigh, help ne 70 surmoun.
| thSoS olbuCuIklS0s
Conscience sometimes put the question,
whether my not understanding many pass
sages is not owing 10 my want Of attention
In reading thema Unjust admit that It is;
a full proof of which is that every time
read the book through ] understand some
passages which never understood before.
and which should have done al a former
reading. had 1t been effected with a suit
cieut degree o! attention. Then in answer
to myself say-It is trne but I cannns
always command my owa attention, ant
never can TO the degree wish. My min.t
is ollenlimes so full Of other things, abb
soIbsd 10 bodily pain, or snsrOssed BY pts~
sion, OF distracted BY pleasure. OF exhaust.
cd by dissipation, that J cannot givc 20
proper daily employnssns the alteniioa
which / glajly would. and which Is atss-
lu.oly accessory 10 make Il ffuisfuf ofEofs
works. This acknowledgment Of mr. wsaxs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
The last number of the Charter Gal

The last number Of the Charter Oak
says" Well, the battle has been fought,
and the Wing star still rises towards its
elimination. The war>demOcrats have
met with ID Waterloo defeat. The Wings
have elected their entire State ticket. and
secured a majority in both branch
es Of the Legislature. We REFUGE at
this result, not because We think tina:
party brave enough or wise enough for
the criris, but but because the War issue
has been distinctly made. by one party,
and accepted by the o,her-and upon
this Issue, principally. the battle has been
fought. The result. shows that Connect'
lieut. repudia,es the war policy and ito adj
voca,es, and looks with abhorrenee upon
the propagandiSm Of the sword"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

| Al Court of Probate holden at Plymouth
within and for The District of Plymouth,
on the 18th day Of March. lo4o.
Present, Henry B. GRAvrs, Esq, Judge.
TPON the petition of Joel & Candee Of
~ New York, in the county of New York
showing to this Court That he is Guardian
of Eli b. Candee and Mary Ann Cand4e of
Plymouth within said district, minors :
that said minors ar" the owners of real es>
tale situated in said Plymouth, VIZ: one
undivided fourth part ui Il ce.tain tract of
land containing seven acres, bounded north
on esia!e ofGideon WOudruA, eas ST ON hisn>
way, south on B. W.. Root aud wcSi on
Charles Roberts, also, one other piece con
tanning sixteen acres, bounded north Oh
turnpike road, H. e. Smith and Norman
Terry, south on Noah G Warren and Yves,
on highway, A. B Doolil,e. Episcopal So>
cie'y and heirs of Charles Butler, lhcir in
tereSt in part Of said last described pi, &c of
land being their right in the Widows
dover OF the late Calvin Bller, ga nd
| an undivided fifth part of The residue valu-
ed al five hundred dollars That it would
be for the benefit of said min,rs TO have
their interest in Sa ID land : lid, and he a.
walls thereof placed a interest, oIexpcnt.
ed for their edu' alton, as the Statue has
in such case prov;ded, praying for liberty
to sell said property for he purposes atcre>
said, as per petitun on file.
Ii is ordered by this Court. that said
Guardian give notice OF sand a1plicariou by
causing The same 10 he pah iShed in one Of
the newspapers printed in LitrhGeld. IN the
County Of Litchi "li three weeks SnccecS.
lively, at lrast six weeks before the hearing.
and that said petition will be heard a the
Probate Office in said district on the third
day ofJune next, al 3 o'clock 2. NJ.
Certified from Record.
AMMI G'DDINGS.
wv Clerk
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
District IF .Neo .Miyord, s, 81
Probate Court .Morch ISIS

4TOOutc SONf JuWcH 4, 1913
Upon the application OF Albert n.
~ Baldwin Of said New Milford, showing to
this Court that he is the guardian to Fitch K.
Buckingham, William J. Buckingham Henry
G. Buckingham and Caroline E. Buckingham.
all Of New Milford III SAID District,-Minors
belonging 10 said district, and that said minors
are the owners as tenants in common in lee. in
equal portions of the following real estate living
in the northern part of said New Milford w:
One piece Of land containing seventy six
acres more or less bounded east by hi ghway and
Myron B. Wheaton's land. south Nv William
COUGHS .snd. Kirjath A. Hunts Ia nd and ADi-
gail Clark land west by highway and north by
said Wheaton's land and Jabesh Morehouse
land with dwelling house and other buildings
thereon. One piece on the east side OF highway
opposite the first, containing one acre more =,
less. bounded west and north by highws- ~aie ::
by Jabcsh Morehouse land and sons,-neral sssor
ing ground. One piece lying ne will sell 20 p
Of Horace Clark's dSeiInG be purchased els,
acres more or less, and i'
land east by Harlc v"
ward Hunt STAR
ace Clar.oriest notice
EOin .Lich6eld. March 80, ls4s. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
Notice..

INHE subscribe having taken the New
L Store "i VIM. L'Nre">e in Norfolk Tor
a tern ri y"ars, you'd respectfully s'iicit
me patronage ui the ciiiZenS OF this lwn. as
SurlnS hem 81 his best rad 'avurs 10 >alisG
them with IN" prices stvlp and qualit, If his
S""ns wn!ch he viii BE- frequently receiving !;
and he hopes by fair and :, SYSTEMATIC deuiin.'to
merit the confidence afG Sn"n"rt of the former
and anv new patrons To this establishment
All kinds "i produce will be bought a. usu-
AT. Promo payment viii DC expected in re-
turn for Goods al low ur;ens. Please give me
a Gail. DANIEL +. DR. NJ. ORD.
Norfolk, March o5, 1918, 463w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
Positively True.

IL THAT MORE G. obs
have passed from The counters of the OLD
SFOREso long ard favorably known az the
'BatteiI StoIe." than from any other retail
House in New England, for the ve,y palpa-
BILE reason, Of meeting out Justice to all, of act.
ing agreeable to the prncip
0G-" LIVE AND LET LIVE =" 81
These are the true principles of TRADE,
and will be strictly adhered to by the presen,.
proprietor in theprosecution Of hi also b'
We reitersie to our .nEe,alIng 10 the Ameri-
"'ner' "ha' .n6Sn IS we'll as to the ratification
NC" Option Of the Federal Constitution,
iii We are not informed VIVA. disposition Nj
Stephens intends to make Of these sacred rel.
les OF the Father Of his country, but we arr
1 sure hat no one knows better how to sppre
cia,e their value then himself. erstandinl
that he will not on any condition, allow tin
= Library to be broken up or separated, we pre-
e sumo That he intends it for some European
Lib,ary-pethaps the British Museum which
D he has enthusiastically aided in obtaining TIT
5 most perfect collection Of American Histor!
r and Literature in the word.-Boston Atlas.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
JSAAC W GRAIN,
N. York, March Al. $50, Wooster ct.


Dr IoWnsend's Safsaparilla Is sOvefeinn
ana speedy cure for incipient Consumption,
barrenness, Leuc6rrhRa. or Whites, obstruct.
ed or difficult Menstru alton, inconiinence OF
URINE, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for
the general prosration Of the system-n no mat.
ter whether the result of an inherent cause or
cident.
% Nothing can be more surprising ,hau lie
Iinvlgorating effects on the human frame. Pea.
sons, all weakness and lassitude, from taking
It, at once become robust and full of energy un.
der its influence. 1t Immediately counteracts
the nerve'essness Of the female frame, which
10 The great cause OF barrenness.
1t will not he expected of US, in cases of so
delicatea nature, to exhibit certificates Of cures
performed; but we can assure the afflicted that
hundreds of cases have been reported to u.s.
Several cases where families have been without
children. after using few bottles OF this in.
valuable medicine, have been best with healthy
offspring No., ga,
This Extract Of sarsaparila has been 81
pressly prepared in reference to female com
plants. No female who has reason to suppose
thai she is approaching that critical petod,
the turn of lite, should neglect to take It. ne il
is certain preventive for any Of the numerous
an horri BILE diseases to which females are sub.
! ect at this time Of life. This period may be
delayed for several years by using this medi.
| cine. Nor is i, less valuable for those who are
| approaching wOmanhood, as il is calculated to
| assist nature by quickening the blood and in.
MIGRATING the system. Indeed, this medicine 10
inv auable for all OF the delicate diseases to
which women are subject.
! il braces the whole system, renews perma
nently the natural energies, BY removing the
impurities Of the body-not 90 far stimulat ing
the system as to produce subsequent relaxa.
ton, which ia the case with medicines taken fos
female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

THE subscriber having disposed Of his
Il stock aud relinqushed his Mercantile
business 10 MIR DANIEL +. BRADFORD. late
If Sheffield, would avail himself Of this OPP
pcriuuIIy 10 say to his old customers ana ac~
qulln,ances, tina, his successor has abundant
'ArliiileS carrying on the business in the
most liberal manner and that his character
and habits eniI'le him 10 the full confidence
and ga,r"nsge u: the trading community.
1t ~ unnecessary to add that this arrange
mehl vii m ik,' il necessary for me 1, call far
the settlement OF all claims as Soon as pracli-
,a,sie. WN L.AEREN, E
Norfolk, March 2T. sis. 463w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
POISONED BY MisrAKE-Mr. Hiram

POISONED BY MlSTAKE.-Mr. Hiram
Grandey Of PantOn. worthy citizen Of that
town, came 10 his death las: Sunday in The
following painful manner. The Friday pre-
vious, feeling unwell. he went to cupboard
and took from bottle table spoonful oil
what he supposed 10 be brandy. and swallow
eG it. Shortly after it was discovered that he
had taken the liquor from the wrong bottle
a I'd instead ofbrandy had swallowed portion
of preparation containing corrosive subli-
mate. used by the family for destroying chin
ches. Medical aid was Immediately sent fo'
but arrived too late TO arrest the rapid snd IA
tai effects Of the poison. he died on Sunday.
TTxenss VeymOnteT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

I AT CoaTt Of Prostate holden AZ Plymouih,
within aRd fOr tie District Il Plymouth, on
the 18th day of March. lStS,
Present, HENRY d. GRAVES, ESQ.,. Judge.
Upon the peti'ion OF NEWMAN AT
~ WATER, of Plymouth. in the county If
LiIch6eld, shelving u this Cnur; that he IS
Guardian Of Clarissa !. Butler aid Nav Ann
Butler OF Plymouth NIGhta SAID district. mi
OOTs, that SAID minors are the owners of Teal
estate situated IN sa Il Ply m..uth VIZ one M.
"'lued IoHfth part a Certain tract ut laa,
c0h'alilnS seven acres. bounded mouth on es-
tale vi Gideon w" ,druff, east on highway,
south On b. W. r ,pt. and west Oh Cha,,rs
'SOertS' Also, one ":her piece Containing u
acres, bounded north GA turnpike load, II {
smith aud B DOUiiiile. east an J. VI Burial
Snd Norman Terry nd II { Smith, sonlh on
Noan U Hainer, and west Ga highway, 6
Doolitlie, Episcopal Society and heirs o,
tharles Butler. Their interest in part Of said
last described piece "fIaut being tner interest
IN the widows dover Of Calvin Butler ana
"he undivided fifth part of the TrsIdat val
"eu al about five hundred dollars That it
w"uid be Tor the ben iii v,l said minors 10 have
'hrlr interest IN said land sold and the avalls
thereof placed at int rest nr exnendcd fsr their
>Nncation, as the Sta ute in <u:h case has pro
vided' pra! ing for liberty To sell said property
Tor tue Purposes afcl eSa,d, d. pc, itIun ou ils
IL Is ordered by this Court. tina, said CUR
dian give notice offs "a appiicafion. by causing
Tue same 10 be Publ' she'd il one of the news
napers printed IN L 'chtrlh. in the rou ItN "f
L"chheio three weeks stcreSSIvrlv, al least
weeks before the heaung: AID that slid pc.
tItlon Will be heard al the Probate Office. in
saIG district on the 81 day of June neXl at ,
o clock IN the afternoon.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
DOCt. Robert B. GEOIger's
OLOSAONHAN
ALL-llEALING BALSAM

BE WARE OFDECEPTION& FRA I'D
4 N Advertisement having made it's appear
n ance in this paper, stating chat my genu
inc Olosaonian was for sale at various places
in Litch6eld county, the public are hereby in>
formed that my genuine preparation is only to
De found in one sized bottles and those large at
81 per bottle, and that the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert b. Foiger's Olosaonian or
All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at
he bottom with pen. The spurious article
is put up in much smaller bottles is wrapped
in salmon colored paper. and my full name
not found on the TOT. Of the label. The spnri-
Gus article alluded 10 | never prepared and
have nothing TO do with.
Agents for Litchfeld County-A. C. Smith
Litchfeld; Lathrop& Bradford, Wolcottville,
Nathaniel Smith, Torrington Alvord & Bro
theirs. New Hartford E. S. Woodford, Win
sted E. G. Lawrence & Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch & kellogg. Wee,
Cornwall George II. Chase. Sh~ "'o' aaeEr1
4 Pierce. Cornwall B9;in preference TO an!
w. N' pqe man, the world well knows
...-.....ely Wing Convention or meeting
has been held in the State. in which lhei
choice has not been earnestly decis'vel
manifested. And their victory is NOR
decisive, their majority larger,.han at an.
State Election tor the last six years.
Honor 10 the faithful Wings Of Connect
. leu.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
TPON the application otthe Ad.

TPON the application otthe Ad.
istrators On the estate Of Daniel
Us. late Of Cornwall, within are, sc. O.
I'D district. deceased,-this Cour.ry loves
sign the 10th day Of March mex
block in the forenoon, at the SUI
ice in this district, for the se,S--
the administration account on sAN
e; the said administrators are reo\
give notice Of the saE,e. by pukJ9
3 this order in a newspaper print,
ach6eld, three weeks successfully,
puS 70 said day so assigned. -1SS
Sw PHILO KELLOGG, Ju.
strict Of T0rringIOn, g., Proba
Feb. II. Ie4a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
House for Sale.

~ THE subscriber offers for
IsssssHaa satea SIN Ill and cunvenlrnl dwell
li5ssEsSs ing House. SAID huuse is situated
$sszan-zasA one mile west OF Bantam Fails,
containing one acre Of good land with good
we'll Of waller and some grated ltuit The
hnuS,' is suitable for mechanic For further
particulars enquire of LII rliER SWAN.
LHchGeld, Banta,n Falls, March %. ISIS.
As 3W
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
Col. Van Rensselaer,.

Col. Nicholas Van Rensselaer,. SOL
der of the Revolution, died in Albany
on the 5:h inst, in the gath year OF his
ugc. lie was with Montgomery at The
storming of Quebec, at Fort Miller Be-
mus Heights, etc. He was the messen'
ger who conveyed the tidings Ofthe cap.
lure Of Burgoyne 10 Albany.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

At CHESHIRE, Stages from Waterbury
direct connect with the up and down morning
Trains at Is A. NJ, Returning from the up
and down Evening Trains a; 10 P. NJ.
Also. from Litch6cld, Wolcotville and Wa.
keEbuty with the Down Train al III 25 A, NJ
Returning upon the arrival of the Up Train at
30 P.M
I At PLdLtVILLE, Stages from Plymouth,
Brlstot aud Pennington connect with tn.
morning Train Tor New Haven al s 80 A. M
Returning at about 6P. NJ.
Also. from Litch6ed, Winstead, New Hart
ford ColliNsvilIe and Uni~ueille to connect
with the-ll A. NJ Train to New Haven. Re-
turning upon the arrival OF tie Train at about
Bpm
HENRY FARNAM,
Superintendent
1v~D Hzoen. January, 20, 1913. 80 "
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
WA

, Y order Of the Court of Probate for the
, District of Litch6eld, six months from
is date are allowed the creditors Of the estate
JABEZ SHERMAN, late of LitchfelG, de.
.ased. within which to present their accounts
,ainst said estate, to the administrator Cor
ttiement. All claims not PRESENTED with.
said time will be debarred recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
CYRUS CATLIN,
Administrator.
Litchfield, March 10, 1s4S a. 3w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

"Louis Philippe once taught school
in Switzerland. and afterwards in this
country. For the last eighteen years he
has been trying TO teach French. but
:. the bOys' not liking their master, 'hus-
tied him OUT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
u TOT me relIeI OF 4MdTTIeu HdUres ~
The Vegetable Pile Electuary,

| he feSelaDle Iile EleCIudiy,
Invented by DIR A. Upham, a distinguish
physician OF New York city, is the only real
y successful remedy for that dangerous and
distressing complaint the Piles, ever offered IL
the American public.
Mark This. It is an int rnal remedy-not an
external application, and will cure any case of
Piles either bleeding OF blind, internal or ex'
terhai, and blobahly the only thing that Will
There is no mistake abcutit. 1t isa positive
cure-speedy and permanent. 1t is also a
convenient medicine TO take. aud improves the
general health in a remarkable manner.
Each box contains 10 doses at l-2 cents
per dose. 1t is very mild in i:s operation, and
may be taken in cases of the most acute in
(lammation without danger. All external APP
ricaticns are in the highest degree disagree
abe, incc nvenien and offensive, and from the
very nature oi the disease, temporary in their
effects. This Medicine attacks the disease at
its source, and removing the cause, renders the
cure certain and permanent.
1S-Cure fol lite guaranteed. The Electory
contains no mineral medicines, no aloes, no
gamboge or other powerful and irritating pus-
gaive. N" lear oil taking cold while under ii.
ire fence, no change indiet necessary. If ia
ken according to the directions cure for life
is guaranteed.
Pamphlets giving valuable information re.
speeding this medicine may be obtained Of A
gents gratis
d. +. Bradley 100 Washington street, Bos-
ton, General Agent for the New England
States.
AGENrs-S Bnel, Litch6eld; w H Hung
erford. v olcolviile IS Thomas & Son, Plym-
nuth; G Humphrey, c, man E G Lawrence,
g. Co. Norfolk El;hu Curtis Watertown and
nv the dealers in Medicine generally through
out New England. 81 6m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
District Of Torrington, IS,
March g. IS4S. {

Estate of LYMAN WETMORE, late of
burlington, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Distric; of
.orrington hath limited and allowed six
Sonths from the date hereof. for the Credi-
RS of said Estate, to exhibit their ella inns
sr settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
Mt their accounts, properly altested, with>
said time, will re debarred a recovery.
III persons indebted to said Estate are re-
siested to make immediate payment to
LAURA WETMORE, Executor.
3w44.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
A Boy Wanted.

A N honest, industrious Boy, from
1Al0 to II years OF age, will find u perma :
nent and advantageous situation by applying
DAVID WINSifP.
Iitsudsld, March 10, 1873. 20 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

90 Adperiistment tn the London 1naes.-
" Jane-your absence will ruin all. Think
of your husband - your parents-your children.
Reiurn-Ieturn-sll may be well-haPPy. At
any rate enclose the key Of the cupboard where
the gin is"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

ao-The report that Dr.. Coolidge had COM
mitted suicide. 10 not true.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

Al Court OF Probate hol..pn At Salisburv ,v,,b>
IN mi for the Distr,. If Saiisbur, ON The
9th day OF Matca ls4>,
Present JOHN G MITCHELL, ESQ. Judge.
TENtilS Court doth direc, WIN. Kelsey Exec
Il utor Of the last W Ill a I'd testament OF Ca
4'o Brltton late OF Salisbury in said district
leased, represented to be inSnlvrnt to give
"o'lce to all persons Interested in the estate
VI SAID deceased. To Appear, II they see cause,
oriore Inc Court OF Ptoaale, to I've holden al
Tue Probate Office in said district. On the ION
Jay OF April 1913, al 10 O'Clock forenoon, to
oe heatd relative to tn" appointment Of Com
n'Sslohers on said slate, by posting said oruer
g. notice on public sIgh pos; in said town of
oa'isoury nearest tue place where the decras
ca last dwelt, aud by advertising the same in
newspaper published IN Ltchfeld.
Certified frorl Record,
4oSW JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

Oo-some one has defined GHgagy to be boT-
ing into the future for facts.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

Oo-Henry Clay will be II years old on the
18th Of April.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06
1000 PAIR
BOOTS AND SHOES

A T Reduced Prices for cash, may be found
IA at S Clocks, one door west OF the Court
House. and will De offered at very low prices
for a few weeks
Unsettled accounts are in such shape as 10
require immediate attention. A word 10 the
wiss is sufficient:
S. CLOCK.
Litehks!d Nav, is, le4J
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

-. ION mencing January &c, Is4s.
- 0E and after Wednesday, January
- Trains will run eaily. SUNDAYS excsn,s3
N Leave New Haven for Plainville at s asa
Lea"e F,ainvIlle for New Haven at 30 A.
~, IL A. NJ. aud 4 10 P. NJ ~ a.
Inc 30 A. NJ. Train from Plainville,
~ nS ": NJ Train from New Haven will
"e'gnt l'alns with Passenger Car attach
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-04-06

OS-why is = solar eclipse like woman
beating her boy' Because it is hiding The
son