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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the shop and
IL buildings connected herewith, situated on
the main road from Plymouth to Lithfield, abou
ia Of a q lie east oil Plymouth Hollow, now &C.
cup,ed by G. II, & N. BRADLEY. There rs
run of stone in good order on the premises
for grinding plaster or salt Also casting
shop, The water privilege is one u the first Or
der. and the race ways are in excellent condi
ton.
There is one hal an acre of land lying in con.
nection with the buildings which will be sold
with the shops. Terms Of pawn mt ma de easy
For farther particulars enquire Of Samuel r
Whiting Of Plymouth. OF the subscribed:
BENJAMIN SMITH.
Derby Aprill9. I84 80 3v
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Notice.

gVsAKEN by virtue Of warrant for town
\ Tax on the assessment listof lS46, TO-
the town of Washington, 50 much of the re
al Estate OF James Leonard as will pay a
Town Tax of ten cents on the dollar, to-
gether with the legal'ces.s.. and, Will be sold
q; the pubic Sign Post ~ Washinglon,
New Preston Society near The store OF Mr..
Daniel Tomlinsop. on Monday the 2Slh day
of August l64S at Mo'clock A. M,
l.f JOSEPH G. CALHOUN, Collector,
Washington, May Sls. iS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Rl,e1vaal.l,ati ism.

his SarsapaFilla is Used with me most PEI
q, nccess in Rheumatic complaints, hOweve
.s,e ere ar chronic. The astonishing clres it ha
eriormed re indeed wonderful, Other rene
dies sometimes eve temporary relief: ms sen en-
,he lima and bones are dreadfally swollen.
"a. Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one Of the oldest
nd most respectable lawyers in Hartford. u
Inc following is an extract Of aletter received
Dr. Townsend-I have ussd one hottie !: e. o. your
upon chrome rheumatic pain 20 which Tam
subject, from an injury o, casoned severalyears
ago in public stage Please ssndme two bot
les to The care Of d. Seymour. I have con;
versed with ,wo OF our principal hysicians, and
recommend your Saysapariila ov
ra...e..A M..nA aO,A .oAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
DIR. TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARiLLA

0A A&N01AA - ~ :
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MED1
- CINE IN THE WORLD!
This Extract 10 put up inQuart Bottles. is
six times cheaper, pieasanier, and warranted
superior TO any sold. II cures disease wthou'
vomiting, purging. sickeRing, Of deoiit"n"e
the patient. ,.r,,c,sr
The great beauty and superiority OF this ga !!
sana ria over other mediciDef is, whllst,t eradl'
cafes disease, itinvigora,e s the body: II 10 one
of the very best Spring and Summer Medicines
aver known. II rot only purifies the whole sys'
tenn and strenethen' the person, oar nocsessed
hv no other medicine. And in this hes the
ayand secret of it's wonderful success. u has
narfarmed, within the past two years, more
Than 35. 600 cures OF severe cases OF disease
al jeas 5 coo Of these were considered incura-
"'s 1000 cases Of Chronic Rheumatism
soo cases Of General Debility and Want Of
1000 e Cases of the different Female Com.
eooo cases o. crofula
1900 eases 81 the Liver Complaint;
5000 cases Of Consumptien;
and thousands Of cases OF Dsease p 81 .ne
P;w,niss an the Face, &c. &C.; together with
r,mPlss ." % . .es Of Sick Hes ada che. Pain in the
Side and Chest, Spinal Affections. &c. &c;
This we are aware. must appear incredible
but we have letters from Physicisns ana our
agents from al part, .so Of ine cures T. Van
B.skirk, one Of the most respectable DRUGGISTS
;n NaworI New Jersey informs US that he can
rater 30 more than $50 cases III that place alone.
There are thousands Of cases IN the city OF N
York, which we refer TO with pleasure, ano 20 20
men Of character: ,: IL y w nown i, nndoub,.
edlv saved the lives OF more ihan
900 Children The past season:
90 :, re"oved the cause Of disease, and pre-
pared them for the summer season.
pa''N '"s" United States OGiceT.
r..,.;, G. w. Mclean, member Of the Le-
q; sIat"re. and late Of the United States Navy,
10 Kindly sent us the following certificate. 1t
tells it's own story. ,,na ss lsa7
year since, was ,aAen win ,hs .ntap :,
a." n. ~. ,ynSnced 10 nv DR.. Townsend's Sarsapa;
r;Es and after taking two OF three bottles
WA very much relieved, and, attro9te !. en-;
,relv to Inc said SarsapaS!lla. have continued
taxing Il. aud find that improve every day
! bel,eye that u sayed NY sSor a ""1 A
pc w ''a0't' = N '""|r'.'..' y y. MCLEAN.
1 Scrofula cured
Th;s certificate conclpsiyely proves that this
ga rsana rilla has petfect eontF"i eyer tne mos
obsihate diseases the blood: aaree persons
cured in one h0q Tar rs " Gs;ld,ss.
Townsend Dear Sir: 1haye the plea n sure e
naI ~ ,Se scrofia BY the Of your excel
lent 1F medicine They we're afflicted very , Sc
yrrey bad '0Es sm asss Gay w laSn feel
myself under deep obligation.
$3.50 Ynura respec fully,
NJ Work. Marchl Al. $50, Wooster ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
MOUSATONIC
RAILROAD.



VTNHE Cars will run as follows, daily VSoo
i days excepted)-
Going North. Going S'~9"'
Lave Leave
pr;dcenor, lo30AMl Stale Line 92oAM
NeySIown 81 Canaan ~ ~
NJ. M;Ic,.d II lsPM WCornwailiI 90
w Cornwall IA N Milford IL 1872 NJ
Canaan ais Newtown O5
Arr;ve ar Arrive at
State Line $50 Bridgeport 400
An extra Passenger Train leaves N9E Mil
ford for Bridgeport at z AM Returning leaves
Rridgeport ior New Milford atA p NJ
For .Near York. - The steamer Niagara =
leaves Bridgeport at 2 M on the arrVa ar, W
the through passenger train. Fare 'o"'
Litchfield to New York $2.75
Far albany and Boston. - The Passenge.
train arrives At State Line in season 10 co"ns''
w;th the cars on the Western Railroad Tor the
ea.t ar vxest Passengers arrive IN Ainahy'
Tr.v, pifis6eld, Springfield sc. the same day.
stages run in connection with the cars to
uoo5burv. Bethlem, Danbury, Litchheld,
sharon. Norfolk, Winsted, Lenox. Lebanoh
Springs sc.
New York passengers having through tick
els have the privilege Of st"Ppias one Gay III
Bridgeport -
No agent of this company is authorized to
take charge of specie, bank notes, or valuable
rapers, or To receive them tor transportation
" c. A. KIRTL AND. Superintendent;
Bridgeport. April 1913. Dun
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

RvARjn1GJES s4slAAkEkkACsAsS
COvnr broadway and .aNn Steeef, NJ +.
THIS museum 10 the largest in America
Il contains.
Seven splendid Halls over 100 feet
long,
Filled withthP greatest variety in the world Of
Birds, Beasts. Paintings, Shells,
Minerals, &c.
From every quarter OF the Globe. ard every
conceivable rare and curious thing in
Lature or art, which can in>
teresi or amuSe tbs
public. II has the
GREATEST COLLECTION OF WAX
FIGURES
in the country, embracing. amongst others,
-Four large groups, size of life.
which represent in the most beautiful and life.
like manner, the
Birth of our SaYior at Bethlehem,
In the manager. with the Shepherds and
WISE MEN OFFERING HIM GIFTS.
The last supper of Christ and his
Disciples,
as they appeared at the moment when he told
. them that
ONE OF THEM SHOULD BETRAY HIM.
His trial before Plate and Caiphas.
The High Priest, with Oriental Costumes,
with all the peeuliartfes of Jewish Punitfi-
cals-and the various Robes of the different
grades Of
Priests, Governors, Centurions,
Scribes, &c.
INTEMPERATE FAMILY.
which depicts Significantly the evils Of that
Degrading and debasing vice.
These figures all correct representations
of living persons, in every particular, as
features, costume, &c. and have been
universally pronounced the NEST
Perfect and life-like ever seen,
and have received the highest encomiums of
the Press. These figures. together with
the whole Museum are to be.
Seen at all hours day and night.
And every afternoon and evening a variety Of
Splendid performances take place
in the Lecture Rccm Of the Museum, by the
celeb ated
Yankee Personafor, Great Western.
AVID a large company OF. other talented
persons. mo pains or expense are
spared to obtain,
Every thing novel and curious,
Dwarfs, Giants, Orang out
angs, &c. &c.
And every effort is made by the management to
Preserve strict order and decorum
Throughout the entire establish meni. and
make it the Pleasure If Ladies' and
Children as well as Gentlemen
visiting the city, not only to
..n examine the
c. lection of curiosities,
But also /" witness The amusing and chaste
northumberland to secure the desira.
BILE object. the
Price of admission to the whole
is only IS cents, Children under 10 years half
price
lFON THE FOURTH OF JULY
New anu extraordinary at,I actions will be
introduced and
Performances take place every
HOUR
u the day anc evening, from o'clock, A, NJ.
till 10 at night.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Etna Insurance
Go { n P a N y.
hartford. CT.
.xsaaS fSaR 400 600 D0lIHxa.&

VHithi ibsrty ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hale
~, MilIion Of Dollars,
nFFER to Insure Dwelling House
N1Stores. Mills. Manufaotories, Barn
Ships and Vesselswhitein rort. or on the
stocks. Goods andIevery etherspecies of
acknowledgements property.againsiIoss
Dr. damage By Are. at aslow rates ofpre-
MUM az Al ysimilaT nstitutiOniD good
standing. =
GIDEON H. HOLLISTER, Agent.
Office in the brick building, South
LitcA field, Nov. q. 1S47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
GENTN, HALTER.
ala

BROADWAY NEW york.
THE three great essentials. ELEGANCE.
L EXCELLENCE and ECONOMY, ere
the points arrived At by the proprietor If this
ests blishment. The following prices have
been fixed upon for his best style Of goods.
FRS, quality BEAVER HATS. o. 81
Second do do do $50
FL 1t do MOLESKlN do 4Or
Second do do do 800
First do CLOTH CAPS, So
s .cond do do do 100
Oo-A superb stock of CHILDREN'SF.hNCY
HATS. Of the most elegant materials and
beautiful patters; constantly tor sale
GENIN, 2l4, Broadway.
Oo-Author Of the illustrated History Of the
Hat.
New York, May Let ls4s. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

ftS- For the relief ofMarried Ladies 30
The Vegetable Pile Electuary,
Invented by DR.. A. Upham. distinguished
physician of New York city, is the only real
iy successful remedy for tina. 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 exI
ter,.al, and probably the only thing that will.
There 10 no mistake about Il. 1t lsa positive
cure-speedy and permanent. 1t lie also
convenient medicine to take. and improves the
general health in remarkable manner.
Each box crntains IL duses at l-2 cents
Der dose. II is very mild in i;s operation. and
NAV be taken in cases Of the most acute in
tiammation without danger. All external APP
plicaticns are in the highest degree disagree
able, incc nvenient and offensive. and from the
very nature Of the disease, temporary in their
effects. This Medicine attacks the disease at
i,s source, and removing the cause, renders the
| cure certain and permanent.
ns-Cure io life guaranteed. The Electory
contains no mineral medicines, no aloes, NO
| ramhoye or othef powerful and lrritstiag pu;-
gatiye. No fear of taking cold while under it's
irP renee, no change indiet necessary. If ia
ken according to the directions cure for life
is guaranteed.
Pamphlets giving valuable information re-
specting this medicine may be obtained OF A
gents gratis.
n. r Bradley 100 Washington street, Ros>
ton, General Agent for the New England
States.
ariora. " olcotyille Thomas s. Son, Plym-
outh: G Humphrey, c. naan E G Lawrence,
A. Co. Norfolk Elihu Curtis Watertown and
by the dealers ia Medicinegenerally through
out New Englans q ON
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
G. B. & II. HALL

"O GUILD respectfully inform The nhab; an,
W OF Kent and its vicinity, hat they have
made arrangements to keep cons anily On har d
genera assortment Of Ready Mace Clo,hine;
consisting OF every garment necessary to clothe
Man also all kinds of Chi'drens Cm,bes.
together with a g neral assorint mt of Trim
mines W i'ch they can sell as Leap as g an be
bought else here.
They would give notice also That thew have
the Agenc, otG, c. SCOTS American Re-
port OF Fashions from New York city, which
they can dispose OF to Tailors in The ADJOINING
towns the same as they can be purchase d IN
American Report OF Fashions ran' hv af SSes
inga letter to G. B. & T. BALL, Kent Plains.
have them sent any where in or ut OF the sta,e
by mail, and are prepared tocur and n axe ali
kinds OF earn" n!s IN he lire Of bus,ress, al
short notice and in the best possible manner.
% All orders promptly attended to.
G s. T HALL.
Kent Plains. Conn, April ls4s. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

PILES. PILES. PTIES

Dr Townsend. . Sassap arilla 10 no leas ssc
cassfa, a ouriaa ,hiedislrpssing complaint, than
Eos iiseases Of the Blood, Oyspepsia, RheunsA
nam. and, Nervous Debility. 'hn -
'4 p.;;rc;nal 0ffics. IS6, Fulton street, New
Work For aaie ~ the principal Druggists
,hSo.ioho,t the United St&tess West Indies and
None genuine uniessp1t up insquare bottles,
which coutain, q quars. AMd. Slg9cG with the
wvitssn signature OF 8 EfTOWNSENU' ana his
name blown in the glass. -,
! a. For sale AZ The Drug Store in Lite. deld
ndHvTerrv And Porter. PfxM0Ith ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

erfuI cOnct nIaIon of Mandrake, Burdock,
Queens Delight, Elder. Yellow Dock, Guiacunl
and other important medicamens which ale
not found IN any Other preparation,
The Queens Delight, which forms an essen
tia ingredient in the Graefenberg Sara arilla
Compound, is. probably superior 10 sarsaparilla
tselt. Professor Frost OF Charleston. S. CaroiI-
ma, speaks Of II as follows in the Southern Jour
nal OF Medicine and Pharmacy - Few vege-
table proc uc,ions exhibit in"re power upon The
system, generally So pow ertully is it's action
exer:td upon the capillary and secretipg vessels
in changing their morbid sls ties or conditions
it is greatly TO be preferred, &c. &C. He iur-
thcr adds, that u is in chronic diseases and
chronic infiammato tons. and also in the long train
OF consequences that follows syphilis, that us
efficacy Is b. st exhibited
The superiority of the Graefenherg sarsapa-
rla Compound may be thus stated
let. IL 10 composed OF O. number Of the most
efficacious vegetables in the whole range Of the
Materia Medica in addition TO Sassa parilla.
I'd. These are highly concentrated that there
are many more doses in the bottle than in any
Of the largest bottles advertised. w
3d. THIS concentration reuders il to Sarsapa-
rilla what Quinine is to Peruvian Bark The
more diluted preparations are no better than or
binary root beer; souring on the stomach end
spelling in the bottles Tc1se weak Infusion
may be had. is like taking bark instead Of Qui-
nine, or like lravellngin scow against strong
current instead of in swift steamer ~, -
These things being so. let all who have made
up their minds 20 use any sarsaparila. use that
Of the Graeienbergh Company. Or ltis war
rnnted to be ten times more efficaciops than any
other know n; no matter how large the bottle, OF
extravagan: the advertisements. As
- SPRING MEDICINES
the Gsaefenbere Vegetable Pills, the Graeien-
Tere health Bitters. and the Gfaefenberg Sar.
saparilla Compound should snperesde all others,
For universities the Pitts sBd BistsseaFe Of ~
caIcuIsble value. Those who take them need
not fear the enesyaGns efieess OF the summer
which is ut hand.
&rThe General Agent Tor Connections, VIII
lie A. Law. lac Chapel stEeet. New Hassn- 40
Litch6eld. &C Smith; Goshen, A MiIesS
aon West Cornwall t1sfris0n NoFfolk. n
g Lawrence; WinstetA w Coe; Winebesr
Ter. H PeskinS WOleoitviiie. w m HDnper-
ford |; ElaFwiUsOn. A BeaFdsssT; TanyvilIe.
A IIeminwsy /; PsymOutn C~nVFe, Tho's Seen.
Plymeath Hcllcw! Seth Thomas. &isUu va.
teE0w, EA Curtis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
To Book Agents,
THE MEXICAN WAR.

THE Subscriber has in press and will
shortly publish. a "H'siory OF the Mex
lean War;" comprising complete HIS
tory ot all the operations offhe American
Army in Mexico Nv th ske tch's and an
ecdoies of the most distinguished ofncers
in the B. gular Army and she Volunteer
Ferce. By John Frost Esq illustrated
with numerous EngravinCs.
A number of enterprising and efficient
men, of good character, are offered pro
fitable employing as Agents, in circu-
latisg the above Work
For Terms, and all other information.
applicants will please call on The suoscri-
Der or address by mail, Post paid.
H. MAN FIELD,
Book Publisher l34 York 81, News
Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

At CHESHIRE. Stages IRON Waterbury,
d;rec, connect with the up and down morning
Trains at 10 A. NJ Returning from Inc up
aud down Evening Trans al 4 40 P. M.
Also. from L.tchirld, Wolcoville and wa
,.rbury with the Down Train at 10 S.. A: NJ
Returning upon the arrival of the Up Tram az
l IS p. M.
At PL.aLvV1LLE, Stages from Plymouth
Bristol and Farming OH connect win the
morning Train tor New Haven al 8 40 A. NJ
Returning at about S 10 P. NJ
Also, from Li,chheId, WiIstead. New Hart
ford. CnllinsvilIe and Unionvllle TO connect
with the 10 BOA. M. Train to New Haven Re-
turning upon the arrival OF the Tram at about
HENRY FARNAM.
Sup erintenden'
.New Haven. May, %, ls4s. u-S
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Agents fer the Company

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David G. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent. a4s
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall.
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
VIM M. Burial, Canaan.
Donald j. Warner, Salisbury.
SD. Northway, & 'at( Nnreo,r
John Dewell,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George d. Wadhams, Tofrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton, s., t
Elisha Johnson. Plymouth.
John G. Amber, Bethlen,
Leman w. Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury..
David C. Whiulesy, New Preston,
George P. Tallmadge, WarreR NJ .
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured
car Apply to either "fthe Agents, or to the Sec
rotary ~ 49, ABss# k#
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Secretary
L;.chfield. Oct l. 1877 lamly
IA 80 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Geese Feathers.

Geese Feathers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. madearrange-
l. ,nentsto keepa tantsupply OF a
irstra:e "a rticle OF Geese Feathers
-seleced and packed with greatcare by
ourselves in packagesfrom 2Oto 5Olbs.;
and will furnish at alltimesanyquantity
from 20 to lOO0lbs. Of a quantity they
will warrant to be as GOO rs the best,
atas low prices as can be purchased 0
equalquality inthe state:
8. g. L. HURLBUT.
VIM hester, 1S4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
REV. B. HIBBARD'S
PROFITABLE ANTI BLLIO US
Family Pills,

Are not found to be the most CONVENIENT,
The Best PhysiC YOu Ever Tried,
AID iully equal TO our Recommendation
them.--It you don't find that One OF thss.
Pills does more good than from 4 to q OF an!
other kind. every Agent stands ready to re
ceive the empty box aud
Refund the Money!
These Pills are Recommended as being scifhI
s,sf anv eoualin all Bilious attacks, affections
of the Liver. the Lungs. Stomach or Bowels
caused by taking cold or obstructed perspira
ton. They carry offthe bile, cleanse the pore,
Of the body, thereby letting out the insensbl'
Though its accustomed channel
aad relieving at once the internal organs. Alse
in old chronic affections, m Dyspepsia. Sick
Hssdaehe. Rhcumatism,y SC. Mad the Di>
reeti0as which 90 with each box.
Every Agent has Circulars Of these Pills t.
give away. 8F <}5&A
80. HALF A PILL
is the usual dpse, though some require one
PILL or even more. Children Of one year &
over, one fourth Of Piu-of7 7 wears and over
halt Pill. These Pubs are PURELY YEss
GETARLEs aud may be taken under all cir
cumstanees without regard to drink CF diet.
NJ-For Sale by Druggists and Traders gen
erallv, in each Town aud Village in the coun
ty and state. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

TLovER and TIMOTHY sEED-A few
~ bushels for SHE at the Brick Stoss.
Also-Mafrowiat Peas, DRIED APPLES
c, ADAMS s. co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
MET7 GOODS.

A c SMITH has just returned from I'VE"
IA YoIk with general ass rtment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, & HAKD
WARE,
that he can sell at unusually low prices -
Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
MAY l8AS. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

RArilroad Arrangements Commen-
cling May 90, lS49.
~ cave daily, SUNDAYS excepted as follows
Lave New Haven for Plainville at A. M
8. 81 A M. lP. M, and 4 P. M.
Lave Plainvlle tor New Haven at 40 A
M. 10 80 A. M. and 10 P. M. and D. ~ r
M -,
The 6 A. M. Train from New Haven
and the $50 P. NJ Train from Pla,nrille, WIZ
be treigat T. aims with Passenger Car attach
ed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Y .+,F rre"~' =
LaRgg!MlP atliBBLD
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

gWNHIS Compan r has beeni n opratlon 'Fhirteel
L Years ending July 6, 1916. and have issue
26o4 Policies,
Amount Of property insured SS'loI'o'o'9
Amount OF cash premiums received, io,S79Cs
Tointe est received on Loans, lao o
$ll,4259
TO do sfpremiums now ch'don {21 ss2e.
the Bookswhchcan becoiected.
$33,l7s S:
The whole amount of loses is $65l3 80
Amt paid tor Expenars,-Agents,
lns. Plates, Books, Stationary, etc. Soa,sS -.
.., ye-a. ---
Present capital or fundsofthe Company,
from which future losses are 70 6 S,. 400 ~
paid, Sss - "s.' 20
OAgcesrs Of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, Preaident,
OLIYER GOOD WIN. Treasurer.
JASON WH11EVG. Seeretarv.
Directors.
WILLIAM BEEBE ORIGIN S,$EYM ~ syl
OLIVER GOODWIN 2: e VII IIh nEsSph
j. G BECkWITH. DAviDC. SA .s.rI II
JASON WHITING, LEMAN W,CuILEk
GEORGE C. WOODBURY..
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

For the cure OF Piles, Inhamalory OF Liver
and Spleen, inflammation, Soren' and
liberation OF the Stomach, Bo els,
Kidneys, and Bladder. lnf1alnn
tory and Mercurial Rhenna'
tism. lmpurity Of Blood.
Weakness and In
hanation Of
the spine,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
BulletiR-NO. 1.

THE Sarsnparilla
compound of this com.
Pany is almost literal
ly o sulphate Of Sarsa.
parilla. So highly cou-
centfated is il that the
dose is but the halt Of
4 very smallteaspoon-
ful, while the dose Of
that win, b is sold in
large bottles 10 nearly
a wine glassfuI! In
addition to Sarsapa-
rilla it contains a pow
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Summer Arrangement,
New Haven s. NOrthaRM ptOM
Company.
R .,rilroad Arrangements Common

ssSs J S j -. 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

V1NHE Cars will run as follows. daily (Su0
NAava eweeufedl--
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-08
SPEECH OF SENATOR UNDERWOOD ON THE
SAME QUESTION.

Mr.. UNDERWOOD. concur entirely with the remarks
made by the Senator from South Carolina but voted against
his motion to lay the resolution upon the table, because
ceve placed false position. If bad laid the
solution upon the table would have been act from which
differences might have been drawn uavorsbe those who
voted in reference their sympathy with the great
which has been made by the people of France and
free admit that my heart is with them in every step which
they have taken. have reoiced in every movement which
the French people has made from time to time with the view
TO the establishment Of republic. But although these have
been my feelings and my feelings, strongly cherish
ed admonshed TO caution by the fact that in all their
former efforts they have sgnaly failed That signal failure
heretofore sdmonishes Of the propety Of observing
prudence and caution recommended by the Senator from South
Carolina think with him that is wise await the result
Of this great movement. Ii France succeed her example vii
be followed doubt not, by than half of Europe II
she fail only may the chains Of monarchy be rveted
closely Europe, but her failure may seriously affect the
safety Of republican institutions throughout the world
Now, what ought TO be done II seems to me,
notified through the press that the elections in France will
shortly take place. that the national convention will as
body will reach before adjourn, ought to await the
event BEFORE Government give expression TO OPT
Mons. In the time IL will he quite becoming any Of
ciens tender congratulations to the French PEG
pie in this Entertaining these views and there
prospect that shall obtain the result Of the abors
lie French convention before the dag named hy The
Senator from Ohio, move TO postpone the consideration Of
the resolution till the first Monday in June.