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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
MOTIFS CAST IRON REVOLV.
 ING CHAIR.
FOR cO.M.NON.ayvD HIGH SCHOOLS

FOR CO.M.NON.a.NDH HIGH SCHOOLS THE following description was furnished 1 bv one of our most eminent physicians who has taken lively interest in the progress ot schools. He says the advantages of this Chair arp-
 lsi. That it giv9 an easy I'd firm suppor, 1 to the muscles ef the back, so uniform and agreeable that the posture of si.timg neser be- comes painful, even though continued longer than is ever required in school.
 2d. It thus effpctually prevent that unequal and irregular action of the muscles on either side oi ih.. spine, which in delicate children is likely 10 result from the habit of sitting unon bench or stool without back, aad which has often produced in such children curva- ture of ihe spine and other deformities
 Sd. Its rotary motion affords opportunity for that kind and degree of exercise. even in the sitting posture. which is a salu,a.y part of a physical education.
 The subscriber has on hand constant sup. ply of the above named Chairs. and is prepar- ed to fill all orders at short notice. School Societies furnishing new Houses. are requested to call and examine the Chairs bef,.re substi- iuiing any thing else There gre five sizes Height of seat 10, l2. IA, 16 and l7 Ia inckes
 J. D. BROOKS. 0U-No. "5S Main street. corner cf Talcott. Hartford. Conn. Sole Agent for this State.
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DEATHS.

In this town, South Farms. on the 3lst ult., Deacon ISAAC ENSIGN, a sed 79, In this town. on the 22i ut, Julia aged 5 pears. and on the 4'h uA;, Mary s, aged ? years, children of Earl Little.
 In this town, Mir. Joshua Moore, aged 30 At Saratoga Springs, on the 2lM of July, ! Miss Rhoda Cutter, aged IS. only daughter "f Mir. Eber Cot,er "f Cornwall, Conn She was | sweetness of her disposition aud for her ardel [ pieiy. Her end was peaceful and triumphant
 In Woodbury, on the 22d ofJply, Miss Eliz- aheath Dewhurs,, aged IS.
 In East Haven, July 26, suddenly, Harvey Rowe, Esq, aged 40 He represented that town in the last legislature.
 in New Haven, on the 18th ult, Arthur Par. ker aged 35; Mir. Charles Hoyland, aged "A Mrs Jerusha Culver, aged S3.
 In M"bile. ssh ult, Rev. Samuel Seymour Lewis, D. D., rector ot Christ Church in iha, city. In New Orleans. on the nth uit Mai. Bras. tus B Smith, Commssary of the army.
 In Norwalk, on the 18th ut, Robert Came ron aged 77.
 | In Hartford, on tho 2sth ult. Daniel Wads. worth. Esq aged 77. In New Milford, June o5ih, Mrs Mary Ann Boardman, relct oi Hon ElJah Boardman. si. In Vera Cruz, Mexico, on the 18th of May last, MT Washington Thomas Beebe, of vomi- to. aged 43. He wa. the eldest son of Levi Beebe. Esq. (formerlv of Canaan, Conn,) who died at Cleveland. Ohio, in September ls4s. About two years since, MT Beebe received the appointment H Sutler in the Army. At the time of his decease he was a member of Dr. Potts' church in St. Louis
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
FOr Me LstchieLd Enquirer
GRAPH COMPANY.

CONNECTICUT AND VERMONT TELE-
 IGRAPH COMPANY.
 A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company, was held a, Gsea, Harrington, en the 25lh uit. It appeared that stock more than sufficient 10 ensure the construc> > lion of ths line had been subscribed. The company therefore voted to establish the line commencing at Bennington in Yer. mont, where it connects with lines to Troy and Montreal, thence passing through North Adams. Pit,s6eld. Lee, Lenox and Great Harrington in Mass, Salisbury, Litchfeld and Waterbury in Conn. with station in each Ot those places except Wa 'erbury. and one also in Waterbury, pros vided the inhabitants of that town fill up the required subscription.
 The line is to connect with the Boston and New York line at such point as shall be found convenient.
 Messrs. Thomas Stiles, of Salisbury, and J. A. Walkar, of Lenox. wete appointed Trustees by the Stockholders, and Mir. Wm. H. Power oi Pi'tsfeld. was appointed Trus lee by MT. Cornell, who contracts to con- struct the line.
 MT. Stiles was subsequently, appointed Treasurer and MT. Power, Secretary.
 MT Cornell expects to complete the line iM the course of ninety days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

DURSUANT to Resolve passed si the A lase aeNs'On Uf the Leg slaiuTe. Schools Ot Teachers will be holden the present. yea. under the direction of persons who have been selected for that purpose, at the fo :0w- ing times and placrS, aud continue in ses- siOn about live days at each place, viz:
 At Birmingham, Deep River and POr> iersville, comuencing 0n Tuesday, the l2th of September.
 A; Canterbury New Britain and Water town, Oa Tuesday, the 18th O: September
 Al Windsor and Durham on Tuesday, the 26ih of September. Al GOiltOrd aud Newtown, on Tuesday, the 3d of October. Al Stamford, Danielsonville. Mansfield Centre aud Norfolk, on Tuesday, the IOtk | of Uct0ber.
 At Lebanon, on Tuesday, the l7th oi October.
 Al Ellington, On Tuesday, the 24th ot October. SETH P. BEERS, Superintendent of Common Schools. July Huh, l848.
 W. B.-The several weekly papers in tht State will please publish this notice su wreks conssculively, and forward their bills to the Superinlr rndeht. 6wll
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Washington, Thursday, July 27.

At7l-2 o'clock ihis morning, the S"- pa,e having remained in session through th.. night, lhe vo,e was taken upon the bill reported by the Select Committee. for establishing Territorial Governments ju Oregon, New Mexico and California.
 Upon taking ihe Yeas and Nays it was announced tha: the blll had been passed, by s3 for and p against
 Yras-Messrs. Atch,son, Atherton. Ben ion, Berrien, BurIand, Brecse, Bright, Butler. Calhoun. Clayton, Davis of Miss. DIckins,n, Douglass, Downs, Fooie. Han negan, Houston. Hunter, Johnson of Md. JnRnson of La. Johns'n Ot Ga. King, L~wls, Mangu,n, Mason, Phelps. kusk. Sebastian. Spruance, Sturgeon, Turney, Wes,cott and Yulee-3S.
 Nay-Msssrs. Allen. Badger, Baldwin. Brli, Bradbury, Clarke, Corwi !, Davis of Mss. Dayton. DIX, D"dge, Felch, Fnz- ges.!d, Greens. Hale. H"mlin. Melcalfe. Miller, Niles, UnderwO d, Upham and Walker.-22.
 Ahsen,-Messrs. Cameron, Pearce and Webster-3.
 A, l o'clock tho Senate adjourned to mee, again tomorrow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
MARRIED.

In Bristol, on the 18th ult, by the Rev. Mir ChIItenden. Mir. Charles Bronson of Waterbury and Miss Rachel Ripley Peck, daughter oi Tracy Peck. Esq of Bristol.
 In Milton, an the 18th ul', by the Rev. J. F Norton. Mir Leander Whitney to Miss Saman- tha Bishop both of Cornwall.
 In Winchester, MT Denison D. Lambert, o Orange. and Miss Celia B Blake of the forme place.
 In Winchester, by the Rev. MT Dill. Mir Lewls G Burgess of New Haven, to Miss Eliza L Hurlhut ot the ftrmer place,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
A SIGNIFICANT PARAGRAPH.

Henry 4. Wise denounced A. H H. Stuart of Virginia as an a:olitiOnist. The Richmond Whig denies that Mr. 5. is an abolitionist ir the Northern signi6cation.' hut admits, thai |" Mr. s. does no. regard slavery as blessing and would be glad to see the State get rid o it." The Whig then signi6t anlly scds-'' Il all those who entertain this opinion in Virgin ia are to be denounced as traitors and drigeu into the support of Gen. Taylor. we can tell vsr.ber will be the smallest sves polied in this State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

Ma. EDgTOR-
 THE COAL MTNE."-on Saturday last our usnally quie. village was thrown into lrp- mendous excitement by the rumsFed discovery Oi a coal IDiae somewhere ia the neighbour hood Oi Mount TOm--ne bOdy knew sCkere precisely. The military chieflaiR' in South street seem- ed to be deepest |" tlesecFet. Golden dreams h:taed Ihroagh his tancy---Ihe 'Sun of Ausler- luz tor the moment waned irom hie vision. eclipsed ny the light of the Lehigh! A skil> iu ge"logist was employed to ex6lore the land "f the hidden ireasure'-bul alas like Kidd', mnney. tt could not he found. The well-blown bubble burst, and the Anthracite hero lit once m"re hts i0c,'fOcO torch wherewith to enlixht. en the benighed natives! AJ-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
N N~I~ww~e

pursuance of an order from he Court ot Il Probate for the District of Ply mouth, will be sold at public auction on Saturday the i2tli day of August next, al 9 n'rirrk 4. M. Confess prevl"usiy disposed "f at prvale sale,) at tie Clock shop belonging to Silas B. Terry, certain personal property belonging to the estate of Hiram Welton late o Plymouth in said disitict deceased, net exceeding the inventory price the sum of one thnusand dollars-sac prnphf. 'y consists of Clock movements and the various parts of movements in all stages towards com. plelion, and the various kinds of stock usual in such establishments for the manufactulin fl Clock movements ts JAMES BEACH. Adminisirator.
 Dated al Plymouth, this 18th day of July. A. D. lSiS. o,r,o ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Wonderful ZsNS6as Rem
 edy!
 CHAMBERLAINsS New E nglamd RES FORA TIVE

TRNHE above named article is an eiTec,ua -A remedy for all cases of Rheumafi, .afeefions, Spinal Diseases, and for all kind, of HumOysand Impurities in he Biood. Iii, intended for all ages and constitutions, and i, made entirely of Roots and Her6s. A simnl, tr:sl will convince the most skeptical of it, efficiency.
 VOLATILE L1NIMENT.
 This is an invaluable compound for Rhep. maiism. Ague in the Face and Jaws, Neural. gia. Spinal !rritations, Sprains, and WeaL Joints. This Liniment has never failed in , solitory cas.. g--..
 Cephalic. Sauff.
 Asuperior and efficient remedy for Catarrh Meagr'ms. Distinctions In the head etc. This S"uh has been used by thousands. who have spoken their judgement of its high merit and claims. -'"
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 Ihese pIIis are intended to he used in a' ordinary complsints-they may be used as mia cathariic. or as a purgative cleansing without debiiitating the system. They are ar, exceiieni tonic. regulating the digestive or> yans. without leaving the system in costive state. F.@u~ -.I
 Prepared and sold by Dr. E. c. CHAM. sERLAIN, cosnero of Church and Crown Sts New Haven. Conn.
 N B. The above articles can he procured also rom BoJes & Wells Litchfeld, Conn. Thomas < so1. Plymouih Hollow. Jn
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

oo-Fiay iette's refused by General raylor have been reesived al the dead letter offire, from Baton Rouge. Several of them gre DOS, mark 'd Philadelphia and Baltimore, snd some doabIless contain an expiAAati0n of the delay Ot the leites infOrming him of his nosninsrion.
 01Guns were fired in Norfolk on Tuesday evening. n honor of the sOuihesR wbigs who vossd so Iay tAs COapgomiss OA ths tshis in
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Tho 'COmprOmise' killed.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

correspondence of The Tribune.
 Washington, Friday Morning, July 23.
 In the HonSe of Representatives, the Territorial Organizations bill from the Sc. nate, known as the Clayton Compromise, came up for reference or other disposal.
 A motion was promptly made that the same do lie on the table.
 The Previous Question being demanded and seconded, the motion to lie on the table prevailed by vote of ll2 10 97-l5 major- ity.
 Every free slate Whig, and eigh, slave state Wings, voted to lay on ihs la ble.- About halt of the free state locos voted with the south-as usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

mH HE Court of Probate for the District of Ga
 naan hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereo., for the cred,iors to the
 estate of SER EMO B. GlLlETT. late of \ Canaan. in said district. drceased, to ex- hht their claims for settlement. Tn se who neglect to present their arcounls, properly atiessed, within said time, will b. debarrcd a re~ covery. All persons indeb ed ro said estate are requested to rnake immediate pn ynientio
 GEORGE s. GILLETF,
 ..,... ~ AdministfafoT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
District cf Lifchfieid; ss. } P.obaLe coutt 1nly RI laiS {

sF5aF District cf LitchjSeid; ss. } i P.obate codtt July S0. i5ts { EsrArr of OBED BUELL.. la,t of Li,eb6.Ia II in said district, drtesscd. =.
 The conrt of Probate ior the District bi Ltchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors ot said estate, io exhibit their claims for setllemea.t. Those who neglect to present their arcounts; properly attesiet, within said time; will b. de. barred recovery. All persons Indebted ;u said estate are requested tu make immediate s payment to
 . WILLIAM E, BUELL., Exechtof,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

---~~~~~>~~~S~~NN~~~~ COLUMBiACOl.LEGE r. CO MMENCE
 The annual exercises cf this institution tool, place yesterday morning, in the Church of,he CruciGc'ion. in EightA street. The nu mber of spectators was large. The valedictory was given by H. W. Carpenter, the Greek Salua- tory Address by Morgan Dix, son of the Sena- tor. the Latin by Theodore F. Lewis. and a German address by Benjamin c. Weimore, and an Essay by Joseph W. Harper, son of the ex. Mayor.
 The degree of A. B. was conferred upon 2e members of the graduating class.
 The degree of D. D. was conferred an ihe Rev. Samuel Roosevelt Johnson and the Rev. Francis Vint,n. b"ih of the city of Brooklyn.
 YALE.-Commencement Thursday, Aug 17 On Tuesday evening, August Is, the conc io ad clerum will be preached by Rev Dr. Bushnell
 The exercises of the Theological Clsss, and ora''on before the Phi Beta Kappa by Prof Hsddock, on Wednesday.
 Candidates for admission to college will h examined cn Monday and Tuesday, August IA and Is.
 E+The Annual Commencement of Trinity College at Hartford, Ct. will take place on the 3d day of August. The annual meeting of the House of Convocation will be held in the Coilese CabiLet On Wednes- day. 2d, al 10 o'clock, A. M. An addfess k.,H n
 "y Hon. D. D. Barnard of Albany, and roem hy Rev Wm. Crosvell, D D. of Bos> 'o"' will be delivered before Corvocaiion in Christ Church, at 3 P. M. of ,he same day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
FOR
~.A EAECs

~AAA- -EA-A -k&a-N - lTHE Farm lately owned and occupied byihe
 A late Truman Starr of Guslen is now o- tered tor sale. Said farm consists of ahon, 2s6 acres. and is too well kno n by these Ewing in
 who do not may ie sufticien' 10 Say thu, it les about l-Sa mile from Goshen Centre is wei di- vided into pasture. mcaow, and tisnber. is well watered throughout. Ha. fair variety q fruit. 2excellcnt Wells of Water. and k u,,-- der thorough improvement. Tho farm is sus- ccpiible of natural divisions by rca,s passins throughit, and may be sold in parts Il ino.e co,, ducive to the interests of parties A cons;d- erable porsion of the purchase mnnev Cd .. re-s For further particulars enquire of the under signed near the premises 8e
 Goshen. June J7ih lS4s. VI q ''.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Water EEeU0tOs's.

" eGGOh AIGCVG1CVs D.
 To take the place of Pumps. A N admirable adoption of the ancient Egyp> A tian or Chinese method of
 RAISING WATER. The subscribers offer for sale the cheapest and nest method of drawing water from wells and :isterns for domestic use. or for manufacturing purposes, ever introduced to the public. It is allsd the
 Patent Galvanized Endless Chain
 Water Elevator.
 It obviates the biections to pnmps-sach as freezing up. injuring the water, and getting nut of order. Tine chain is galvanized. which rem ders it very durable and prevents any injurious effect whatever upon the water: By II more water can be raised in any given tin,e with the same power. than by any pump use. We warrant il To give en,,re sat sfacti
 Al orders left at the Mansion H., use or at this office, ar leuers addressed to the subscriber will meet Lsompt attention.
 One of these Elevatnro is in operation in the pubic well a, the head Of South St latch6eld
 KELLOGG &s FOOT. ' Brook6eld, June 18th. ls45. *3~L
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Strayed

RoM the subscriber. on or abors the 4ih of June. tw"ssd yearling STEERS m:ddling
 ehwt straight hoTns; che ether hstie
 lighter rcd. brown face, with longer ssraielf horns-no asiiieisl mark. Whoever viii resvrn a q sssers. ox give ipformasi0a where thev ca, he souH0. shailbe sssiafactnriiy eompenease ed.
 LEVERETT BISHOP. WstersOwn. Jane @. -T
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

., 03-Dr v. D. Coolidge. convicted ef the Edward Mathews. snd sentenced is death slter eAe ysar's solitary eon6nement. is tat sinking ,sndeg ths e6scts Of tue rigid in6ietin0 0f the MEst psEs Of the sentsnce. His sisfsr has gone NabsgGov Dana ths favOg Of 0oEe cosnG1stabIr aAaEesgs log hev bsethsE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

WHY NOT RLcIPRocArE?-A Loco Foco paper boasts that Lewis Cass turned out Gin the most unostentatious manner" to somebo- dy's funeral! We ask the people to remem- her this act of condescenslon when Lewis Cass's funeral takes place early in November next.-N Y Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Strayed

ER0M the subscsiber in sharon. Ellsworth 1 Sociesy. about the 10th of May last. . red two year aid HeifcT marked wiih slIi in the r'sht and crop of the left gar. and had on when she went away. . poke deslii0.e oi . sword. M
 Whoever will give inloFmaeiOa where sic may be tOund, shall De generously rewarded.
 JACOB NEWPORT.
 Cornwall BridEes Jaly t3ah. Is4s 10 jw
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
PRUBATH RECCEN.
{ District of Lilchaela e.
 Probafp Cssnff. A-raat Ia

' Uie'Flct OI LIlchheId e.
 Probate Cs'bffs A-gssl lst. I6lg. HESITATE of JOSHUA MOORE Iats E of Litehfeld in said dislrica decea. sed.
 The Court of Probate for the District Of Litchfield hath iImiled and aIluwed six months from the date hprpoG; for Iht- Creditors of said Estate io exhibit their claims for seltl mrnl. Those who neg lect to present theIr accounts, properly a'tesied, wIih,n said time, will be debaT- red q tecONerv. All persons indebted 10 said Estate ate requested to make imlne- dlatc payment 10 DANIEL H. MOORE, 1 Executor al New Haven. or to 1 NOR KIS WAY. of Luchfield, !,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
NN A N~ RS@~

4 YOUNG MAN, ss a Clerk in Post or. EA fee. One wh" wishes to study Medicine would be preferred. To any one desirous oi such a situation. Board and Tuition will be given. C. II. WEBB.
 Woodbury, Conn. July 2oih ls4s. 3wle
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
New York Cattle NInrl.at.
Mnnday. July 3l.

Al MaFkei-I70O beef cattle, SO cows and Salves, 4OO0 sheep and lambs.
 Beef cattle-range Tnm &6 iO 50 per cwt.
 Cows and calves-from SIS, 9 90 io S7 50.
 Sheep and lambs--Ihe former at $l, g 9 . and 50 25D unsnld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

CoNsIsrENcY.-Some Of the conscience Wings can't vote Gr Taylor, because he isn't s Whig hut Van Buren is so good Whig iha they can swallow him neck and heels,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

At court Of probate holden at Llichfield within and for the district of Liichfield on
 the 22d day of June. ls4S.
 Present, CHARLESADAMs Esq., Judge. T1PON the petition of HARVEY BALD~ V WIN of Goshen, in said district. showing to this court that he is the Guardian of Hannah Starr minor, residing in said district; that said minor is the owner ot real estate siiuaied im Goshen, viz, One undivided fourth part uf 1 Il q house and let lately occupied by Birdsey | Baldwin Esq. Also one undivided fourth part Nf the Home Faim lately occupied by Trun,an Starr Esq. deceased, containing about two hun. dred and eighty six acres, with the buildings | thereon, valued at about two thousand dollets. That u would he for :he interest Of ga d minor 10 have said properly sold. and the avais in> vested according 10 law Praying this aceurt, for reasons in said petition sci (or,h, to pass an "rder authorizing and empowering said peti. ioner or some other meet pefson io sell and convey the interests of said minor in said dess crlbed premises, according to the statute in @nch case made and pro"ided--as per petition "n file, dated June 22d, 15ds, seR
 Ordered, That said petition he continued to the 2sth day of August ,s4s. then to be heard and determined at the probate office ia said Litchfeld. at two o'clock in the afternoon al. d that nntice of the pendency thereof be given hv I'u6iiss ing this order in newspaI CT printed m LitchhelG county, three weeks s,icc cessivslv. nt least six weeks before the said 2slh day of August. g t...s.tf -
 A true copy of Record
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Hemlock Boards Wanted,

TIHE subscriber resp -citully informs the l Merchants of Liichfeld and towns ada cent that he will like 10 pnrch any quantity of Heml"ck Boards. of good quality DO, ex- ceeding One Hundled Th"u.and Feet, in pay. ment for which goods wili be furnished at i.t Glass Wholesale Dry Goods jobbing houses in New York City at fair months prices.
 A. A. GRIOLEY
 WateriOwn, July 3lst lS4S. swl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

DRY GOODS !!
 ADVERTISEMENT EEK TRAORD DINRAY.
 Long Brick Store,
 Hartford, Conn.
 The great ThOroughfare for
 BARGAINS!! V1NHE undersigned would take this oLpor- l. tunity to say 10 the peoeie ot LlTCH- FIELD and surrounding Towns, that he is now prepare ed to exhibit, and offers for Sale, one of the Lorgest and Cheapest Stock of Dry Goods and Paper
 HAngings, ever before exposed for sale by any one con- cern in the State of Connecticut.
 SeUenteen Years of experience and obser. vation, with an unlimited amount of resource leads me to believe, and am fully conv inc ed, ,, that the People. upon examination, will ad. |. nit that we offer inducements in our different Departments. sufficiently great, and wol,hy the conside ration "f the 7Tode,
 AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, D-PLEAsE NOTICE THE FoLLowINc;- lO,OOO Yards Heavy B,uwn Cottous at 5 and IA centes.
 20000 " Super, '" "7& 8 cts. 3o,OOo :: Bleeched Cottons proportion.
 ally cheap. Linen shee:ings, Linen S"ir,ings, and Pillow Case Linens. too numerous 10 mention 500 Dnz Linen and Caambric Hdkfs.: pri.
 ces from cts. to g., DO each
 1000 Linen Lawn HdkIs.. al sixpense each lUO0 Yards Black Berages, from 1 silling
 to shillings per yard.
 22 Cases of Printed CaIicoes, from cts
 ayard, to the handsomest Eng.
 fish Print eriont.
 10 Cartons of Drapery Muslin, from
 !-4 cts yard, up to the best
 Drapery imported.
 hams, prices from G l.4 cents 10
 the best Goods imported.
 l2 Packages of beautiful Plaid and
 Striped Linen Ginghams. "A IA Packages of Plain Linen Ginghams at 25 cts. yard
 260o Yds. Changeable Brillsntines' al Ish'lfing yard. 1000 Plain Muslin DeLanes at l2 9 ct Packages of French Versailles an. Knotred Counterpanes at ou usual low prices 1900 Linen and Super Double DamasI Linen Table Cloihs-all style and prices, rom 25 cts to $s7,OC IT Cases of Parast.ls. Parasoleifes, an, San Shapes. ,fIom Auction. 2 Bales Russian Diaper, at 6 penc per yard. ALSO Ae' Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Board Views Transparent WHd"w Shades. and Broad Win dow Curtain Papers. in endless variety. ALSO d. A large and cheaply bought Srock of Byooe, cloths. CASSiMERES, SATlNETS, aid YES TINGS.
 \ splendid assortment of Dre.s sil1s Bom bnzines, .Aip0ccas, .Muslin DeLafucs an. Dress Goods generally.
 A magnfc assortment of Thread. Lace Edgings, Cambric Inser:ines, Sarsenet Cambric, Book Muslins, Bishop Lawns, &c &c. In a word, "we've got ,hem''-and the Peo pie generally. one and ail. are invited 10 call a this famous Establishment, and examine the lar gest and cheapest ctock of DRY GOODS apt PAPER HANGlNGS in the country. All of which is respec fully srhmiited bv
 J. GORTON SMiTH. Hsftford, June lst, lsiS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

SARAToGA.-The number oi strangers at Saratoga. is estimated at two thousand. The number of arrivals during the wcek ending Jnly IA, was eight hu,hred and eighty tbree