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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
OlOsaonian
A LL-HEALING BALSAM

Is now prepared ONLY by himself It is not subject to those deliberations formerly com- Plaincd of, morris it made up cheap and small, for the purpose of gulling people out of their money. It has lost none of it's virtues. The certificates which daily appear show this to be so, even though the name of Folger be remo- ved from them, and another name substituted fer it.: There is no such trickery needed te establish the reputation of my Olosoanian, nor skall l, under the hypocritical pretence of being an Ode Fellow, send circulars to their Lodges throughout the United States, with the hope of deceiving them into the belief that l am friend to their institution. All this kind of humbuggery detcst, and here assert that if my Olosaonian is not what it claims to be, and will not rise in the estiHa tion ei the world by its own merits, hepe it " i'll sink into oblivion. shall ngt sbour te build upon foundation of ISLANDER, nor 20 about privately, or in the dark, to destroy the reputation of those opposed to me in business, brt starting with clean hands and character uMspotted, ahall endeavor to recommend and Flt forward my 0lesaonian as a true and infal- Hole Remedy for
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
EH1 A- Ie sAE .NeaV York P2'SCeS. S. N. Bronson,

LlTCHFIELD CONN. HAS made arrangements with the NEW \ | YORK PEKIN TEA COMPANY, for the sale of their TEAS in the above place ,and can furnish his Customers. and the trade, with Teas at the same Prices that the Company charge for them. And in every case where these 1'oas do not give satisfaction the meney will be paid back fer them.
 ALSO A splendid assortment of Dry Goods, Grocer ies, Crockery, Hardware, Cutlery, Sc. &t.,
 ALSO Dr. J. S. Spears celebrated medicines.
 ALSO The Depository of the Litchfeld County Branch of the American Bible Society.
 s. ~. BRONSON, Agent. Lltehield. October 1847
 T@ %% LEFT my employment on the 1st. inst. boy, by the name of James Parks, 20 years old This is to forbid all persons harhoring, trust jag or employing him on penalty of the Law.
 JOSIAH PARKS. New Preston, Jan. 10, 1s4S. *35 3w
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Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
 ZEBRA ICEARK & C0i No. CI Frnot st., corner of Ferry st.,
 HARTFORD. HAVE now in store, and offer for sale on liberal terms, a complete assort> mont of IRON, STEEL, Sc. comprising ID Ensiish, Swedes and American Belt and Bolt Iron. Mill Shafting, any size & length required. Rand. Hoop, and Scroll Iron, all sizes, Flat and square sllt rods, various qualities Oval and half oval Iron. Brazier's Rods, ali sizes English and American Sheet Iron, No
 10 10 26.
 Norwegian and Horse Nail Rods. Horse and OK Shoe Shapes. Pipe Box Iron, Irsn AxlStr0es, Cart and
 Wagon Boxes. Carriage Springs, Iron ware. Nallable Iron, Carriage bolts and nuts. Sleigh Shoes, Horse Nails. Blacksmith's Bellows. Fire Brick. Cast Steel, all sizes and shapes. Double Shear Steel, English Blistered Steel. American de do Spring steel, Swedes Steel. Corking seeel, Anvils and Vices. Crowbars, Mill Cranks, Files, Rasps, Nc.
 ALSO A constant supply of Old Colony Cut Nails and Spikes. ~ sm
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RIseuHllafisHaa. .

f'" success in Rheumatic complaints, howeve, ere or chronic. The astonishing c cures it hal ,'rformed are indeed wonderful Other reme rias sometimes give temporary relief: his en ',rely eradicates 1t from the system, even vixen the limbs and bones are dreadfully swollen.
 @T Hear MT. Seth Terry, one of the oldest The following is an extract of a letter received from him Or Townsend--I have used one bottle of vour Sarsaparila, and find it is excellent in it's efscts S;ast npGn chronic sao rheumatic pain to which am sssc' % 'pUm nuSs an nSary several years 'Ies to the care of Dr Seymour. have son. . varsed with two ot our principal physicians. and recommend your SarsAparilla. ~''
 SETH TERRY
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
Hartford. March 18th. ls4s. ~ NN
PILES, PILES. PILES.

Dr Tewasend's Sarsaparilla is no less ssc ~,ssful in curing this distressing complaint, than s'r diseases of the Blood, Dyspepsia, Rheuma ai'm, and Nervous Debility.
 Principal Office, l26, Fulton strsst. New York. For sale by the principal Druggists ''roughout the United States, West ladies and ,nada '>
 None genaine unless put up in square bottles which contain quart, I, ., and signed with the name blown in the glass. "A1 ''S 9T For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite.. deld
 Sept. WsTv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17

G ECoND Arrival ot NEW FALL GOODS o from .Neso York Auctions, at the Wol- eottville Cash Store, ....--.
 LA .HRoP & BRADFORD.
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which SO often threatens

SUFFOCATION.
 IL has relieved Miss LUCRETIA WELLS from her suffering more than any remedy she has ever used, during the AZ years she has been afflicted. It has also relieved and resto~ red Mrs. ELIZA LELAND, of Schoolcraft, Kalamazoo county, Mich She has suffered with asthma severely from her birth, and her cure is looked upon as MIRACULOUS.
 (ns-Read the following letter from the Rev. SAMUEL H. EARL, pastor of the Union Baptist Church. Cold Spring. Long islnnd:
 Cold Spring, L. 4 July 6th, 1S46. "DR. ROBERT B. FoLGER:
 ..Dear Sir Hast fall was afflicted with .4sth,aa or Phthisic-pain in the side, palpi. tation of the heart and asthmatic cough. By uslng your Olosanoan obtained relief in very short time. The asthma have not had since. The, remainder of the Olosaonian have been using in my family for comm on cough, and have found it always ofectual in res moving it. think it the best remedy for'a cough I everried. Every family should keep a bottle of it for that purpose.
 Yours. 5. Ss ssMxr, IT EARL. Pastor Union Baptist Church, Cold Spring, L. l: The above are only few of the many cures that might be referred to. lts course IS on- ward. It is 1.-THE REMEDY" and the peo- nle begin to know it. Remember that the genuine article is prepared only by me.
 PRINCIPAL OFFICE
 rl6l FULTON STREET.-l6In Third door west of Broadwaw-2nd foor-op> . posits St. Paul's hurch.
 It can be optained of may regular Agents, Look we'll to the label on the Bottle. See that it reads "Dr Robert B. F0igey's OlGsontGR or .fH Heating -BGls0ns,'' and has my name signed with pen in full None other Is gen. uine and you will be deceived il youP uPurchas0 trash.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
1II|h 1II|h FOR SALE ,

ZINE of the best FARMS in Sharon. V consisting of l62 acres, situated in the Valley. Terms made easy for the purchas
 CT. ANSEL STERLING.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
ERUPTIVE AND SKIN
 DISEASES


 DISEASES and by it's extraordinary power in regulating and equalizing the circulation. DYSPEPSIA PILES AND cos
 TIVENESS. 1ouN A. CLUSSMAN, General Agent. os;ca ss Cedar St. New York, who has ap. pointed as Agents Drug Store, Litchffeld
 w 6 Bristol, Woodbury A Miles & Son, Goshen
 Eli Curtis, Watertown
 E Leavenworth, Waterbury
 B Preston, Roxbury
 G W Whittlesey, New Milford c Hopson, Kent Plains
 Gregory & Pierce, Cornwall Bridge DRGould, Sharon Robert Ball, Salisbury
 e Humphrey. North Canaan John Franklin, Canaan
 EGLawrence & Co, Norfolk Woodford Winstsd Crow & Jewett. New Hartford Lathrop & Bradford, Wolcettviile Geo D Cowles. Pennington 30
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w oG tHc TGllcl OI mdrTl6u LduIeS sAN The Vegetable Pile Electuary,
 Invented by Dr. A. Upham, disting nishe physician of New York city, is the only real ly successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles, ever offered to the American public.
 Mark this. it is an internal remedy-not an external application, and will cure any case of Piles. either bleeding or blind, internal or exr terLal, and probably the only thing that will. There is no mistake about it. It isa positive cure-speedy and permanent. It is also a convenient medicine to take. and improves the general health in remarkable manner Each box contains 12 doses at I-2 cents per dcse. IL is very mild in i:s operation, and may be taken in cases of the most acute in. fammation without danger. All external ap- Plicaticns are in the highest degree disagree able, inconvenient and offensive, and from the very nature of the disease, temporary in their effects. ThIs Medicine attacks the disease at its source, and removing the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
 0C-Cure fo, life guaranteed. The Electory Contains no mineral medicines, no aloes, no gamboge or other powerful and irrita:;ag pus- gative. No fear of taking cold while under its irf ,ence, no change indiet necessary. If ta- ken according to the directions cure for life is guaranted. ...
 Pamphlets giving valuable information re- specting this medicine may be obtained of A. gents gratis.
 D. F. Bradley 13o Washington street. Bos- ten, General Agent for the New England States.
 AGENTs-S Brel, Litch6eld; W H Hung- erford. Wolcotville S Thomas & Son, Plym- outh; G Humphrey, Canaan E G Lawrence, & Co. Norfolk Elihu Curtis Watertown and by the dealers in Medicine generally through out New England. 27 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-17
THE PILES. p A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED 1! Dr. Upham's

For the cure of Piles, Inhamatory of Liver and Spleen, Infamation, Ssren, and Liberation of the Stomach, Bo els, Kidneys, and Bladder. Tnfalnn tory and Mercurial Rheuma. tism ,Impurity of Blood, Weakness and In
 hamation of
 the Spine,
 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
WHOLE NO. 2l9O.
Free soil Meeting In Harrisburg.
H.SRIsBvEo, Pa Angus, 70, ia

HARRfSBUR0, Ia August u, i-iS
To Ne Edi,sy Of The T,rbanes
Last evening we had s-Free Soil meeting a, the
Market House. which addressed by Mr. II Usev
HART Of steubenville Ohio. The fret in;imstion we
had Of the intended meeting a few hsud5s sum
Gent notice however attract quite an sssemolsge.
The speaker announced his intention Of containing
the subject this evening and application made 10
Mr.. PETER County Commissioner for the use Of the
Courtho for that purpose which met with fat re
fusal from that funeuonsry. Mr. Urquhart notwith.
standing the disadvantage he lsborec under by speak
ing in the open air acquitted himself 10 the entire sts
faction OF a numerous auditory. among whom dscov.
cred some of our most prominent citizens and polisi
clans Indeed might say our borough Ia ripe for the
political sickle should an announcement 90 forth thu,
a meeting Ia % be convened 20 respond 70 the nomi.
nees OF the Buffalo Convention VAN buren, and ADAMS
my word for il, the desertons from both political
camps will not be by tens but by hundreds.
There is some talk here of establishing Free Soil
paper. | shall keep you advised OF the movement as
Il progresses You need not be surprised to see il In
the field battling manfully for the principle of princ
pies by the first of September next The men who pro
pose IL have the will and sbility-the means will as
suredly follow
The new Wig Administration Of Gov. Johnston so
far is approved hungry set Of otnceseekers have
pestered him 10 death for the cerkshps in the gift Of
his Secretary. but FAR without effect The
went tar telegraph Philadelphia the
sgnston of an important cerkship by the incumbent
much 10 his surprise, doubtless The bait. however
did not succeed II Gov. Johnston wishes the respect
of thinking mou he will not personally, suffer hi.
Cabinet councillors, 10 Interfere with the few paltry
clerkships on the bill
The friends Of Taylor. and especially those ot Cas-
are enjoying than ordinary rest among US, after
the rst blast consequent the nominations by their
respective National Conventions There is little en-
thasia.m displayed on either side We design having
State Convention TO be held here at an early date
to form an Electoral Ticket. DAvPHIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
yrw-YoaK, WEDNESDAY noRN,NG, AUGrsT TO- l,as.

silks and fancy dry goods. On the other hand,
more brandy, salt, soap, raw six snd wooden
goods have been exported than usual some at
iention has been attracted to the plan OF om5lned
hoases for the working classes like those near
London. The Democratic Pgclfqae has explained
their advantages. and the Assembys Committee
Of Public Works have appointed Special Com
mission to see what can be done in that way. The
repairs Of the Cathedral Of Notre Dame are going
on with great energy. the venerable pile has
already assumed notified appearance on almost
every side owing TO the light color OF the new
stones introduced into the walls. A few years
will. however restore uniformity 10 the darkness
OF its complexion. The increase Of beggars in the
City is alarming and shows how rapidly the pc
cunIary distress is gaining ground. To answer the
demands made upon one IN the streets by those
who are evidently unused to begging would re.
quire daily a small fortune At evening all Paris
almost, seems to be abroad In search OF charity
Young stop you IN the street TO ask assistance
and respectfully dressed women duly yelled, en-
treat the passengers on the sidewalks TO buy some
ornament which is their last resOurCe against star
walton. Charity is, or soon will be, utterly una
vane against the restitution. The number OF
persons who were in the National workshops was
10000. Since the Instruction there has been a
regular system of furnishing those OF them who
wished with pecuniary relief at their homes. The
number claiming II Is now more than t'co hundred
thousand. The distributor IN one small district
says that when he began it was estimated that
there were torty-two persons 10 be aided IN his
district at his second distribution there were
seventy -one and his third which took place five
days after the first, lightweight. SO that the
number of public paupers-tor these unfortunates
are nothing else-had more than doubled in five
days. Where is the Government to find means to
sustain this load of misery
We are watching with intense interest for the
news from Ireland Is the movement OF the insur-
gents to succeed, or will England once more TIL
umph over them We can only say, God grant
them good deliverance Perhaps this steamer
may carry to you the final result Of the struggle.
{ A d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

A teegraphic dispatch in some Of the morning
papers contains the follow nteigence, received
Liverpool Just before the sailing OF the steamer
LONDON Saturday Noon
The Commander in Chief is very busily engaged
in Issuing orders for the dispatch of every available sol
der which can be spared from al the depoo 10 Ireland
A large number was sent OF from London las, night
and NOR are leaving by several trans, tocAy FROM
the WeedOn Barracks several companies are ies'lns
Tor the same destination Before the close on tns ~seh
IN said that 600 soldiers viii be on duty 10 that
conntry More ships with ordinance stores, are or
dered immediately 10 sal for Cork
Cabinet Council was held the Foreign Once this
morning All the Ministers were present Inc evening
papers saw warrants have been issued ths morning IN
arrest several Of the London Chsrust esders
Just before the departure OF the stesmsr. senue'
man OF the EHy9PodR fse>s once arrived rom loor
ney through the principal agricultural Counuss OF
England who found from personal inquiry and Oh
scrvson that the failures Of the potato crop ex. W
a considerable extent and, in many pistrsts me
owners are gathering them Up for immediate ssis 70
prevent the entire Ices, which anticipated from tne
appearance g. All,
appointed Thursday last the following representa-
tives 10 prepare reports the principal questions
which at this moInen, occupy public opinion IN Europe
Drourn de Luhys is 10 tres, the Spanish question
NJ D'Ar.gon the affairs of Italy N. Xsyier Darrien.
Russia VI. Edmund Lafayette Noldsvis and vale
CHA: NJ Jobec Austria and the sclsye countries ".
Pssser the German Confederation VI dc Wosin, the
past N Heckeren, Prussia and Prussan roland ana
N Puisgur Egypt.
RussIA-st Petersburg sivices inform US, that
the Cholers was beginning TO diminish in tina, city On
the l4h there remained 3972 patients under care tae
same dsy there 525 csses 2ls recovenes ana sAs
deaths
AUsrRiA-The last accounts from lnnspruck
state that the Emperor aud the royal family were to
leave that place the 2tth or 18th ut sud were 70
reach Schoenburgh on the 18th.
GERsASY.-Advices from Frankfort of the 2sd,
that Gen Csvsignsc had In smishle letter APP
pesei 10 the Government OF Germany no longer 10
give passage through their territories tho Police
who wished 10 90 to France. In order to augment
the elements OF anarchy Al Paris
LONDON MONEY MARkEr SATURDAY, Juh 81 The noosy
DAY hs. steady and have sdsse coasels 90
clscd steoS 81 The
opening quotation. ~ sls the lat qaotsuor ~
The rsae Of per cent .,cs ss 10 SA Ethssusf hs
n. 10 III. premium ne mss, ssssy yesrtr
MANCHESTER Saturday Eveuins eoots and yoor nst.'
better .nd there e,dsnt ie.ax The trade Con-
better request ard prc-s have an upward tsndssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Daguerrean stock Depot-EDwisD wmIs
would respecty announce his customers and the pub
lie generally that he has removed his Daguerrean Stock Do
po, from rs To IA Broadway, corner Of Murrsys whefS
he sill continues keep large and perfect ssso mont
all articles used In the Photographic process . -
The Daguerreotype Plates manufactured by White 0S
now diving universal Satisfaction. and are considered by the
best operators be- in many Particular tho hnss' 10 ne
market A..
Cases Of every size and quality also Manufactured BY
the proprietor sold In gu nties 20 suit purchasers
Having an experience extending back 10 the hnt intro
ducou OF the art he can safely those Who wh 10
In bis line VI business that all articles sold ~
him u superior description and warranted 10 eve saue
faction only regards quality but pric" rncee oh
rent for,s srded when requested jy24 lmlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

THE CAUSE OF IRELAND IN CASADA.-The
: Montreal Pilot of Saturday contained the follow
ing CALL signed by six hundred citizens of Mon
treal;
We. the undersigned. do hereby request meeting
Of our iellow-counuymen and all others who sympa
thse with that afflicted and cruelty persecuted country
Ia her present struggle for Legislative independence
be held in the Bonsecours Market Hail. Monday the
l4th inst at O'Clock, PM"
The Plot in its leading article warmly approves
the Call, saying
We anticipate grand rally OF the friends of Irish
Nationality ON the occasion Il is but right that in the
present momentous crisis in her eventul history we
should have meeting To express our sympathy with
Ireland snd her struggling sons-s,rugglng against a
most intolerable and sccnrsed system OF msrule We
hope then that every irishmsn and every friend OF Ire
hand, VIII make point OF being present on Monday
evening and that the demonstration will be one in
every way worthy Of the great object"
The T0rORto Examiner of the 9th more eau
t,ousy says
"IRELAND-A violent conflict of the political ele-
ments is on the eve of taking place in Ireland The
country everywhere preparing for an armed struggle
with the Government The next arrival from ireland
nav ing intelligence that Rebellion has commenced
or Revolution been achieved 1t viii be looked forward
70 with intense interest"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

MUrIsY The brig Kingston, Captain Bailey.
from Santa Cruz and last from Nuevi,ss arrived hero
yesterday morning having in irons the steward. COL
ored man, named Frank Gardner. We understand he
assaulted the Captain, the I'D Of June with knife.
slightly wounded him, and also threw boiling water
upon the Mate scaldlng him badly. Upon the arrival
OF the vessel the services Of officers ID T.. Myers and
Gamble were obtained, who took him In charge and
shipped him In the brig Standfast, Capt soilcra to
await trial al the next " =. Court Bait sun, lsth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NORTH CAKOLINA.

Our latest account from Raleigh dated yester-
Asy afternoon. informs us that all the returns for
the State Senate are received and that the w Wings
have a majority OF two members IN that branch OF
the Legislature The returns lor me mouse oi
Benresentatives not being all in, it was not
H.. wn which party had the majority in that
House. Nor was the result for Governor known.
Nat Intelligencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

MEETING oF THE FRIENDS or IRELAsD.-There
was large snd enthusiastic meeting OF the friends o.
Ireland in the Park last evening was orgnIcd inc
appointment of the following officers President PAT
RIcK SMITH Vice Presidents, N. Vaughan and r NIL
ton Secretaries, w. A. sesver, g. " Brown George
Bryan and r. Wheeler After the meeting was tnu'
orysnized Mr. William Mitchell, brother Of the ban
i.hed Mitchell was introduced and addressed the meet
ing. He was followed by Mr. w. E. Robinson, VINO al
dressed the meeting with great force and eloqaence
He appealed Ms eounuymen for their sympathy snc
aid in behalf Of Irish freedom-and ne did not sppes
IN vain for after ne had proceeded few moments the
money came pouring IN with right good will At thu
iunctare an alarm Of IRE raised and we left th'
ground handsome sum must have been raised.
lBuYalo Express 18th.
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The Case stated.

Mr.. Butler, Senator from South Carolina, in his
place on August 10, ls4s, is reported to have
said
Sir pass your law excluding Slavery from New
Mexico and California. would advise my constituents
from South Carolina 10 out there with their slave
property and with in their hands protect their
rights IN these territories would recommend them
to 20 out there ARMED TEETH 10 defend them
selves" How would you GUST them from these terri
tories r. Again Sir, whatever law you
may pass excluding Slavery, would advise our breth
OF the South 20 set aside that law and go armed
into the territory, ready 70 defend themselves and their
property You may call this Notification or whatever
slse you please but this is what should do Gen
remen propose 20 admit lRIsH Scorer, GERMANS,
~ rot, ALL THE REFUSE POPULATION or EUROPE, II
they choose and settle in those territories But
GENTLEMAN from the South and HIS NEGxoEs are TO DO
excluhed"