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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

The following ResOlulnn was passed
alta Young Mems State Convention held
a: Hartford in 1882. ut which Charles A.
Ingerso'l presided, assisted by George S.
Gaia" and others, and "a the proceedings
OF wh'ch. our fellow citizen, o. S. SEY>
HouR' Esq, figures as one of the " Clay
State Genital Committee" and also as
Chairman Of the Corresponding Commit
tee for Litchfield county. Now these
gentlemen are the uncompromising OPP
Ponen;s of Henry Clay and his principles.
We make no charges of treachery or in
consistency agains: any che; but would
ask in all srripus0ess-WaO has changed
Resolved, Tina, recognizing in HENRY
CLAY, statesman Of long and varied ex>
P''Tience-Of enlarged and liberal views, the
champion OF the American >ystem-and the
uncomPromising advocate Of a National
Judiciiry, a National Bank the Constitution
and the Union, we can with the utmost
confidence cntrust in his hands the Admis>
lstration OF the Government, and believing
that he will secure its rights abroad BY
hrmhess and not by base sycolhancy and the
surrender of our national honor, thai at home
he will cultivate the arts of teace, foster
the national Industry and faithfully execute
the laws and that he will in all its departs
ments administer the government in the
true spirit of the Constitution. we approve
Of his nomination, and pledge ourselver o
use every honorable exerlion 10 secure his
election,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
A VlLLAiNOU> JE2SEYMAN.


The Louisville Democrat advcriises az wis
lain the Rev DR.. Steele + Rand"l ph-amonp
other acts Of rascalitv, that OF bigamy is emit
mrrated. He is a native Of New Jersey, and
tailor BY trade, and was married about 1: year.
ago to the daughter Of Robert Randolph Esq.
In 1912, after having preached about one year
and "a half at Mortified. Essex county. N. r..
he left his house, telling his wife that he was
going hold protracted meeting at Trenton
Thew bowed in praser. and parted with the
usual token oi affection. He kissed the iva
little ones several times, saying Papa will
not see you ag.in in week" An arrangement
had been made between Mr.. Randolph and one
of the females whom he had baptized few
weeks befTe, TO meet at 3 certain plsce-They
met and rode off together. Randolph did not
return Tor over two months What became Of
the girl that elored with him 10 not uown.-
Mrs. Randolph and her two chilcren were Ia
ken home by her father. His vile afterwards
refused 10 receive any communication from him
and he left for the west-married again IN
Alabama, and went to Bienville. Missouri. He
then practised a. doctor as we'll as munster.
He subsequently left BienviIle, and wrote 10
his wife from Hickman CO. Keniscy. hut now
repudiated her as well as the t,rmer one. and
seems to be in search of another.
This impc.ter may be easily known from the
following brief description He Is about thir-
ty-6ve years Of age, rather stout built-his right
leg about six inches shorter than the othe:.
but Heightened bysa cork beneath the foot in
the boot. and the hip On the right side Of the
inint -.Nes0oyk .AdO
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

TTPON the application OF the Admins
" islrators ON the estate OF Daniel Per-
kins, late OF Cornwall. within and for
said district, deceased, this Court doth
'ss'gn the 10th day Of March next. al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the probate
office in this district, for she settlement
of the administration account on said es>
tate; the said administrators are required
TO give notice Of the same. by PUBLISH
ing this order in an newspaper printed in
I.itchfeld, three weeks successfully, pres
vi"us to said day SO assigned. ft
*42 3w PHIl.O KELLOGG. Judge.
District Of Torring,On, S., Probate Court
Feb. ID, 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

LAWYERS N Trouble ALI III, LAWYERS
Of York Co Pa. having been called 10
Harrisburg the other day, the relieved and
delighted inhabitants met and drew up The
following petition:
% w: the Undersigned, citizens of York
Co. being convinced. from the present peace
aud quietness ofour town, of The uselessness
Of all lawyers as body, do pray for the
passage of law to keep our lawyers in
Harrisburg, where they now are, and we
will ever pray" &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
DRY GOODS
Collectors Notice.

All persons liable to pay a Town
Tax Of cents OH dollar. laid Gu assessment,
list Of lS47 in the town Of Goshen. are hereby
respectfully notified that will meet then 10
receive said tax, at town room in Goshen CEN
tire, on Monday the, Sd day Of April next from
I ualil 4P M. at the Store Of William Miles
Jr in Canada Village. On Tuesday. April 4,
from until l2 o'clock A. NJ. at the dwelling
Of Theron d. Luddugton, in North Goshen.
on Wednesday, April 5. from9 until l2 V'cl,ck
A. M. .
9o- All persons who neglect to pay their
taxes at said time, will invariably be charged
lawful fees for collecting.
0u-Further notice is also given II all who
have been enrolled as subjects of military du.
" and who may wish TO commute for the same,
that will receive the Communication, and he
prepared TO give receipts therefor, a, the
same time Of collecting the above named tax.
DAVID LUCAS, Jr., Coll, ctor.
Goshen, March 10, lS4s sA43w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

0J-The Perseve, amee and Energy requi-
site to enable an invalid to OBTAIN THE
MEANS Of cure are palled and destroyed by
the myriad Of those iaIiacious signals Of hope
displayed before his gloating eyes. Science
has scarce done aught but ENCUMBER thc
medicinal art, and five wish TO seek simply
and surely cure Of any complaint we must
resort 10 NATIVE PRODUCTIONS, evident.
ly designed BY PROVIDENCE for our use and
relief We disc"unienance utterly all preten-
slime IN
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
New Milford. Feb. II, ls4s. as ~

Upon the application f Hiram LYNN
" Of TorringiOn, in sad district, show
ing TO this Court that he is Guardian to
Adeline Lyman and Edward Lyman Of
said TOrring,on, minors belonging TO said
district, and tina, said minors are the own
ers Of the following real estate Two
thirds OF all the right and interest which
Riley Lyman, late of said Torrington,
decea sed, had at the time Of his death, 10
aud TO about thirty five acres Of land, sit
ualed in saId Torring!oR, 10 the north
western part of said town, bounded north
and ives: on Lauren Hinsdale's land.
south on highway, and east IN land Ut
Abijah Coe, with house and barn here
on. The said land being owned by the
said minors and the said Hiram Lyman
and tenants in common, The interest OF
said minors in said land and buildings be-
ing The same which came TO them by
descent from their father, the said Ly'
H,ah, deceased; and is subject to The right
Of dover OF Mrs Chastina Lyman. The
interes. OF each OF said minors in said
premises being valued at about two hum
dred dollars, and showing Just and rea'
sonabie cause for selling said real estate;
praying for an order, and that he or some
other meet person be empowered 10 sell
the same as per application on Me, dalrd
the l4ih day OF February, lo4S, more full
Iy appears.
Ordered-That the foregoing npp'ica>
ton be heard al the Probate Oihce: ~,
Torrington on the 9Th day OF April, io4e
at y O'Clock forenoon, and that noi,ce
therefore be published in some P"n''c
newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks success'veiy,
at least six weeks before said time as
signed. ..........
Certified by
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-AlI the estate of Jere,
miah Calkin. assigned fUc The benefit Of
h's creditors, will be sod, ~ public sn he,
II MS Iale residence "a Sharon, ON We'd
"''sday The 10Th day ut Marca, 1913. I'm .
!, - P'ev'on " disPo~cd 1T = private. sale
Ihe sale VIII commence AT . u'.-iork A
VI. By ORDER OF the Cuurl ot Probate for
the Disrict of Sharon.
~ 3w IRA WILLIAMS, Trustee.
District Of WatertOwn S., Probate Cour,
February 26th lS46.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
Pine Boards, Shin
GLEs& CLAP BOA r DS

THE Subscriber offers for sale
500 UOo leet clear and merceantshie Boards
and Planks. -
$50 600 feet clear and merchan'a6le Clap
boards
500 rived aud sawed Shingles.
al ,anl Iasa vshita weed Boards eva Plauk.
ooorl Hsnchsa eastern Lath. tuaethes with =
rsnesal assorlmens oe building materials.
"a. M. WElsCfl.
,.,mm,HSlon, PlainvlllsNcvs cara.ls'eT
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
DEATHS.

In THIS this town, on the 9th inst, MIR.
Sheldon Hotchkiss, aged co.
In Hartford, on the night of the 10Th inst.
Miss Ellen F. daughfer of Joseph Pratt
Esq aged %.
In West Hartfo' ON the 4th inst. to
which place he had recently removed from
East Haddam, Joseph W. Cone, aged 70
years.
In Salisbury, March I'd, OF scarlet fe-
yer, Alice Jane, aged 2 ears and mos:
also, on the 4th, George Theodore. aged
year and months /; children vi Charles
and james Mcdonald.
Al Newton Falls, Trumbull county o lilo,
Feb. 20, Mrs PRUOENcE CATLlN, wife "i GU
nant Catln, M. D., 'ale OF Bethlem, deceased,
aud daughter of the late Rev. Joshua Williams
81 Harwinior
The deceased became a hopeful subject Of
divine grace in very early lite, and the religion
of the Saviour was ever after a source OF the
pnrest consolation To her. She drank deeply OF
affection Called to bid adieu ia rapid success
sion to husband, son, father, mother, brothers,
and other friends. her only support was the
sure promise of eternal truth. AS her end ai,-
preached, her hope grew brighter, and with an
unwavering trust in her Redeemer she breath.
ed her last in peace. We mourn, but not with
out confident hope that our loss is her GAIN
[CoM.
At Warren, Warren county. Pa. January
81, Mr.. CYRus TANNER, in the 7Olh year
of his age.
Mr.. Tanner was born and reared in Warren,
Connecticut afterwards resided in Troy and
also in Geneva, N Y. About twelve years
since he removed to Waverly, Illinois, His
health declining in 1917 he took uD his tenn
Porary residence in Warren, and died of an in
fama,lcn upon the lungs.
The deceased sustained unequivocally the
character Of an honest man and Christian. He
struggled with more than the ordinary vicissi.
tudes Of life. and finally left this state Of trials
in the full hope and confidence of peace with
his Saviour Com
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

u order OF the Court OF Probate Tor the
- District OF Litchheld, six months tom
Ihls date are allowed the creditors OF III. estate
Of JABEZ SHERMAN, late uf LitchielG, de-
ceased, within when to present their accounts
against said Estate, 10 the administrator Cor
settlement. All claims not presented with
in said time will be debsrred a recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are &c
questsd to mike immediate paymen, TO
CYRUS CATLlN,
Admin istrator.
Litcbfield, March 10, ls4s IL 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
Geese Feathers.

'HHE subscribershave madearrange.
inentsto keepa constantsupply of u
firstra:e PARTICLE OF Geese Feathers
-scleced and packe d with grea tcare by
ourselves in packages from 90 to 5Olbs.;
and will furnish ataIltimcsanyquantity
from 20 to 1000 lbs. Of quantity they
will warrant to beas goo. as the best,
At as low prices as can be purcha Sed o
equa Equality inthe state.
8. g. l.. HURLBUT.
Wine hester, l64S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
Universal Cure,

and give the Recommendation Of these yemNA
d,es only 10 such iRvalihs az are suffering IN
der the peculiar maladies Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
Astonishing effects
In QUICK CONSUMPTION.
Cure efa young Lady in Rapid Dre'ine
Waldoboro' Me-, April 7, lS4S.

Waldoboro' Me-, April Z, to4o.
DR.. Rradlee-DeaI SRI consid-
er the Hungarian Balsam an invaluable RENE
dy for diseastI ffhe Lungs. = ..
My daughter aged sbout II years was seiz-
ed about year ego with violent affection Of
the chest aud lungs, attended with short
marsh cough. pain in the side weakness and
difficulty Of breathing, hectic fever, chills and
other symptoms Of SPEEDY decline. or quick
consumption.
She was very rapidly reduced in strength.
and other remedies proving Of no avail. was
induced to Try Buchan's Hungarian Bslsam,
which am happy to say. had the desired ef>
feet. and in few weeks raised her from the
state Of debility and danger described, &C per-
feet health. Nothing else with which ! am
acquainted, would IhiAk. have saved her life.
ABlJAH SPRAGUE
The above 10 true statement of facts.
43lm WIN. H. BARNARD. WaIdO6Or0'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

AL a Court of Probate holden at Sharon,
within aud fJT the District OF Shoron on
the 9Th day Of March, A. D, l84S. o.:
Present e. F. >edgwick, Esq. Judge.
0N motion Of Homer Hitchcock, Esq.
~ Administrator on The estate of ABi>
GAL LOWREY late of Sharon withinsaid
District, deceased, This Court doth decree
that six months from this date be allowed
and limited for the creditors Of said estate
10 exhib their claims againl the same to
said Adminislrat or-and direc,s that public
notice be given flhis order by advertising
in newspaper published in Lilchfeld aud
by 'stins cory thereof on the public sign
post in said town of Sharon nearest the
place where the deceased last dwell.
Certified IRON Record,
3,r44 c. +, SEDG WICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
ERUPTlvE AND SKIN
DISEASES

aud by its Extraordinary power IN regulating
aud equalizing the circulation.
DYSPEPSIA PILES AND Co.'S
TIVENESS.
JOHN A. CLJSSMAN, General Agent
Office 66 Cedar ST New York, who has ap.
pointed a. Agents
Drug Store, Liichfeld
w Bristol, Woodbury.
A Miles g. Son, Goshen
Eli Curiis, Wafertown
E Lesvenworth. Wsferbury
B s Preston, Roxbury
G W Whittlesey, New Milford
G Hopsoh, Kent Plains
Gregory & Pierce, Cornwall Bridge
d r Could. Sharon
Robert Ball, Salisbury
G Humphrey, North Canaan
John franklin. Canaan
EGLawrence l. Co. Norfolk
ES WOOdfoEd Winstsd
Crow s. Jewett, New Hartford
Laihrop & Bradford, Wolcsttvills
Geo D COwles. Pennington a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
District IF .vesO .)hiLfO,u, S, 81
Probate Court yh0rch /, 1915

Probate Court .MQych i, 1915
TTPON the application Ut Albert n.
~ Baldwin Of said New Milford, showing to
this Court that he 10 the Guardian t. Fitch K.
Buckingham, William J. Buckingham. Henry
g. Buckingham and Caroline p. Buckingham,
oil OF New Milford in SAID District,-Minors
belonging 10 said district, and that said minors
are the owners as tenants IN common 10 Tee, in
equal portions Of the following real estate lying
10 the northern part OF said New Milford viz
One piece Of land containing seventy six
acres more or less bounded east by highway and
Myron B. Wheatol's land. south " William
Couch's land. Krjath A. Hunts 10 nd and Ahi-
gail Clark 8 land, west by highway and north by
said Wheaton's land and Jabesh Morehouse
land with dwelling house and other buildings
opposite the first, containing one acre more or
less. bounded west and north by highway, east
by Jabcsh MOI ehouse land and south by Bury
ing ground One piece lying nOrtheasterly Of
acres more or less, and is bounded west by high
way. north BY high Aay and John Buckingham's
land east by Harlow II. Newton land anG Ed
ward Hunt stand and John Buckingham's land
and south by Jabish Warehouses; land and Hor-
ace Clark's land One piece lying near Mount
TON. bounded east by highway, south by Isaac
Clark land and Joseph Wells land. tbv 10
seph Wells land. and north by Anna w. Buck
ineham's land. containing five acres more or less;
all Of .waich is valued at about three
InOuean0 uOHaEb' "usHOWINg just auu febsOnu-
BILE cause Tor selling said real estate: praying for
an order, land that he or some meet person he emf
powered. 10 sell the same, as per application OH
Gle, dated the Sd day Of March. Is4S, more
fully appears.
Ordered--That the foreGoing application be
heard at the Probate Office in New Milford on
the 18th davof May i84s. at . o'clock afternoon;
and that notice thereof be published IN some
public newspaper near the place where snch real
estate lies three weeks successfully, .; least six
ali haf.r aid aaai0noA
DAVID G. SANFORD.
.kldgc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

At CHESHIRE. Stages from Waterbury
and down Evening Trains al S 10 P. M.
Also. ivom Lttch6eld, Wolcotvilie and Wa.
terbury with the Down Train al ii rs A. M
Returning upon the. arrival Of the Up Train al
l 30 P. M. ....'..
Al PL.aLv'p1LLE, Stages from Plymouth
Bristol and Farming'on connect with the
morning Trainsnr New Haven NJ 30 A. M
Returning al about p. M.
Also. from Lhchfeld, Winstead, New Hart
ford. Collinsvilie and Unionville to connect
with the II A. N. Train 10 New Haven. Re-
turning upon the arrival OF the Train at about
2 p. NJ.
e. HENRY FARNAM.
.. ..- Superintendent.
Ne,c Havpn. January. 2s, ls4s. .. 80 /!
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
Certified by
423w GEO. d. wADHAMs, Judge.

N STkrE Of Oliver AtwO'd iatel Vi
LWasersOwn, in said district, dec as
ed. The Court of Probate for the district
of Waiertown. hath limited and allowed
six usonthsfrOm the date hereof, for the
creditors vi said estate 10 exhlbt their
CLAIMS 70. settlement Those who neg
lect to present their accounts pronerIy Mt
tested. within said time. will be debaTred
a recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment
TO ..
ELIJAH SHERMAN.
A2 3w% Executor,
Cornwall District, Probate Court, S.,
February, 26. l646.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
POLLY A. CASTLE,
SAMUEL. A. CASTLE

State a. Connecticut, Litchfi Id CO.'S.
"aIerIOwn, March IL, 1915
Il FUN IN" petition Of said Pndy A. Caste
~ f'TaNIng Tor reasons therein sci taFth, tor a
divorce. new Pending before the General As
semOly 'n and for The State Ut CunnecIIcuI, to
be holden at New haven, on the LIST Vednes-
day OF May, ls4s. 1t appearing TO, and being
found by, the Subscribing authorities. that the
respondent IS absent from this State. and gone
:" parts unknown Therefore, Ordered, that
notice Of the tendency Of said petition BY Civ
en- sa'G Respondent by publishing this order in
a public newspaper printed in Litchfield, IN
said County. three weeks successively, com
mencing on or before the 10th day of March
lS4S
HoLRROOK CURTISS,
a Judge Of County Court for Litchfield Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
MARRIED.

In North East. N. Y, Mr.. Harlow Mer-
Timan, OF Litchheld, and Miss Jane Hall,
Of Falls Village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
District OF Torringlon, SS, }
Murnh ~ 1910 ?

0eI1Ct u tUls9 ~
March g. IS4S
Estate of LYMAN WETMORE, lale OF
Torringlon, in said district deceased.
The Count of Probate for the Dislric; of
Iotrington hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. Cor the Credi-
tors OF said Estate. To exhibit their ella inns
for settlement Those who neglec. to pre-
seat their accounts, properly allcsted, wi,h>
Va said time, will re debarred recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are res
qussled I" make immediate payment to
LAURA WErMORE, Executor.
3w44.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
TO RENT
Positively True.

Positively True,
n THAT MORE GOOD
have passed from the counters IF the OLD
STORES long aid tavorably known as the
''Baltell StoIe," than from. any other retail
House in New England, for the vely palpa>
BILE reason, Of meeting ou justice to all, Of act
ing agreeable to the principle
CO." LIVE AND LET LivE"
These are the true principles of TRADE,
and will be strictly adhered to by the present
proprietor in the prosecution OF his business.
We reilerate to our numerous patrons aud
others what has repeatedly been said.
"Return your Goods ALWAYS when
in the slightest particular, they do
not answer the recommendation
given"
In addition IN our
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
9JThe communication from our friends il
Wa shing'on came leo late Ter this week.

The stormy March has com. at lat.
With wind aud cloud and changing skies:
hear the rushing Of the blast,
Which through the stormy valley fies."
~. BRYANr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

If the same assiduous rare was msed in Our
care Of the sick. thai 10 displayed in the way
Of business, there would be q moJe constant
endeavor TO prove the usefulness Of medicinal
remedies than 10 leave the sick to experiment
for themselves. Thus the Consumptive and
ScTofuious often fall into The hands Of preien.
ding and designing characters, instead OF their
Using the native simpIes u the vegetable
kingdom. and too often alas realize their error.
when loo lafe-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
New Haven North RMptOM
OsselaUsey.
s 800 -

Commencing January 26, ls4S.
ON and after Wednesday, January
90, Trains will run daily, SUNDAYS excepted,
as follows
Leave New Haven for Plainville at s IS A.
M | p. M. aud P. M.
Leave Plainviile Tor New Haven at 8 80 A.
NJ, II A. M. aud a 40 p. M
0J-The 80 A. M. Train from Plainxille.
and the 4 P. M Train from New Haven will
be freight T. aims with Passenger Car attach
ed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

TNHE Select R,rn aud Town Clerk, Of the
Il Town al Lite field. will meet at the Town
r"a'n on III. last Monday at March and on the
IRIS Saturday al ApTi! lS4S at ID O'clock. A
NJ. Ia examine and decide ur"n all arplira-
lIons 10 lie admitted TO the privileges Of al
Eiec'Or-and ais ua"n all applications nv
Pers""s previously admitted in any other Town
at the next Election Meeting.
josiah G. BEcKwirH,
WILLIAM L. S1sEDLET. Select
TRUMAN GILBERT, Men,
MURRAY KENNEr
SAMUEL P. BOLLES, Town Clerk,
Litchheld, March, 18th IS4S Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
CONSUMPTION,

Scorfuln and all Pectoral and En-
ruptive Diseases, for which they
were originally prepared The most expe-
riencrd Of natural physicians was the Chief Of
the Six Nations, Capt. BkANT. whose lead
ing preparations are now compounded under
appropriate distinguishing names. as follows,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
Wonderful Esdigss Ressa
eAyg
cHAMBERLAIN's
New Emgla m d
RES fora TIVE.


YNHE above ma artpsmicle is an ehect ina
Il remedy for all cases Of Rheumatm
affections, Spinal Diseases, and for all k""'-
Of Hum0vs and Impurities in the Blood 'iI1
intended for all ages and constitutions. anG As
made entirely of Roots and Herbs A simple
trial will convince tho most skePfical al iis
efficiency. .--
VOLATILE LINIMENT.
This 10 an invaluable compound tor Rh. ~
matism. Agus in the Face and Jaws, Neural.
gia, Spinal Irritations. Sprains. and Wc.t
Joints. This Liniment has hevsr failed IT,
solitOry cas-.
Cephalic Snuff.
Asuperior and efficient remedy for CAiarrh
Meagrims, Distractions in the head. etc. THIS
Savff has been used by thousands. who ha'
spoken their judgement Of its high merit and
claims.
-HHAHS~O
These pills are intended to be used IN a
ordinary complsints-they NAV be used -
mild cathartic. or as a purgafive cleansing
without debilifating the system. They are ."
excellent tonic, regulating the digestive orr
gans. without leaving the system in costiye
aate.
Prepared and sold by DR. e. C. CHAM
sERLAIN, corner of Church and Crown Ste
New Haven. Conn.
N B. The above articles can be procured
also from Bolle's & Wells Litcbheld, Cao0
9. Thomas & Sna. Plymouth Hollow. if
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
1sraMt's 4ketre0Iea

hsVe character and standing Of the highest
Responsibility, and the great cures performed
are firm supporters Of it's merits. See the adj
veriisement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16

Bethlem, March Q. 1s4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-16
PROBATs REgDRDs

a Judge of County Court for Litchfield Z,
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-02
SCARLET FEVER.

On the first attack of this disease, the
fauces generally become much innamed,
soon succeeded by grayish sloughs, which
renders the breath fetid-the parotid and
other glands swell, tumefy and suppurate.
The tongue, teeth and lips are covered
with brown or blackish incrustatior, the
eyes red and dull, deafness, deIirium, co.
ma, and when malignant, death frequent
ly closes the scene. No form of mercury,
nor any medicine that excites the mucus
membranes should ever be given in this
disease, as the inflammation generally
centres in these membranes, particularly
the fauces, parotid and other salivary
glands. The prime vie should be imme-
diately evacuated, and we know Of no.
thing so well adapted to this as DR.. Bragg's
Indian Queen Vegetable Sugar Coated
Anti-bilious Pills, which operate thorough
ly without irritating. Cooling drinks
should be given freely, and frequent bath
ing with cold water has the happiest ef-