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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28
"A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE"
BY WIS CAss.

utlor Of the Life and Times Of Louis Phiiippe
France, respectfully dedicated 10 the Americ
People.
a life on the ocean wave,
\ wreck on an " Inland Sea-"
Where the fresh water pillows rave
o. The saag mt The sanger for me
Like lion crouch for NV Prey
Nor heed the wild lubricants roar;
O the NEro the NEro for me,
For ii whispers OF vessels on shore
The wild blundrr mocks from aiar-
All the mariners on, OF nv reach
But no she strikes on the BAR
q soon she will dash on the beach,
A prey to the piping blast
A wreck on the slndy shore,
The veto" has trunphed ut last
Its praise is the hurricanes roar
The land is now bounding the view.
lpc are borne on the swift running tide.
But haIk from that vessels sad crew,
What means the wild cry as they ride
lis a slryer is piercing her through,
A snag is nnrppng her deck
q the Veto, the NEro tor me
For our noble steamers wreck
O praise then the Veto of Polk :"
Let "CAss' be our rallying cry
Let the song of our hearts then 90 up
While has sir Hne-letter goes by!
For there's life on the ocean wave,'
While there's death on our inland sea -
A." No power" is given 10 save
o! CAss and the VETO for me
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28

4 dealer in Patent Medicines, while endeay-
oring t, negotiate an advertising contract
with Il, this morning, stated that he could do
halter with the Green Mountain Freeman, whose
circulation was large.
Oar d sug crested, as a further inducement
to his patronizing that paper that large snare
of lis readers were sickiy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28

the boy ran home and now here, at a vast dis.
lance from that home, after so many events of
so many years, the feeling Of gratitude which
agtated the breast Of that boy expresses itself
on paper. The carnation is long since wther-
ed, but it now blooms afresh -Dougias Jerrold.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28
" ANCED.

4 new "plattlrm," the old one having baes
entire STAYED to pieces by the B.rnburner bolt
ers Inquire at the Sentinel office,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-28
For the Daily Free Press

Never have there been morestrenuous efforts
made TO cause divisions in The Wing party, than
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
HOUSE.
Wedaesdau. .AEnn 11.


Committees on OF Hartford Agricultural
society Messrs Brihsmde, Grant, Gallnp
Of Ltdyard. Wilcox Of Greenwich, Cal
InP OF Brooklyn, Hall of Portland aud
Beach.
MI Alden from the committee on the
Stale Prison. reported in favor of grants
ing the petition Of David Hotchkiss, of
L,lchfield, for a resignation of his forfeit
ed rights. II appeared from slsten.ents
made by Messrs Seldom and Heaton that
the pe,itiones was convicted. of, stealing
20 cents 10 1888, and since that time he
has borne an irreproachable character.
tits conviction disabled him from collect
ing debts due to him, as his testimony
could not be received in rourt Of jus.
TIC Report accepted aud prayer grant
ed.
The resolution insiructing the iudicia
ry committee 10 repnr, the necessary
measures for calling a Convention to re-
wise the Constitution Of the State, was
called up by Mr. Chapman, aud discuss
ed TIL The hour of adjournment, without
any action being had. .....,
Adjourned TO 9o'cIock tomorrow
morning. ga ~@
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

At a Court Of Proba,e holden at Norfolk,
within and for the District Of Norfolk this
9Th day Of May l843.
Present Darius Phelps, Esq, Judge.
On motion Of the creditors of the estate of
AUGUSTUS PET1IBONE, late of Nor
folk, in said district, deceased, praying for
the extension ofth time for the exhibition
and receiving of claims, This conrt doth
order that the time be extended 10 the 10Th
day of June next, and that due notice be
given to the creditors, the Executors will
cause copy of this ordeS to be published
in a newspaper printed in Lilchfeld, and
also post copy on the public sign post in
said Norfolk A true copy of record,
Attest, DARIUS PHELPS, Ju !ge.
The undersigned, Commissioners on said
estate, will meet all interested therein at
the house of John A. Shepard in Norfolk,
on the 18th day of June lS4S, al 9 O'Clock
forenoon, for the purpose of attending to the
duties of onr appointment.
LEMAN CHURCH. Commits
WARREN CONE, sioner.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
EROBA1R RHnnRaD.


at Court Of Probate holden al New Mil
iort within and for The District Of New
Milford on the 9Th day Of May lS4S
Present. DAyD c. SANFORD, Esq, Judge.
Espie 0. Bebne,, Peck late Of New Milford
IN said DiSlfic:, deceased.
tHE admfnisiratorsre represent the estate
insolveni, and trays The app6int-
ment of Commissioners thereon: Where's
upon. Ordered, that Commissioners 70 re-
ceive. examine, aud adjust the claims of the
creditors Of said estate, be appointed at the
Probate Office In said New Milford on the
10Th day of May ls45 at O'Clock In the
alter noon-and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified thereof, the
Administrators will cause this order to be
published in newspaper printed in Itch
held and post copy thereof on the public
sign post nearest the place where the de-
ceased last dwelti 10 said New Milford and
in one other public place.
true copy Of Record.
DAVID G. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
Probate Court, DIstrict Of Cornwall, !
Z MnY 3D.. 1913.


ON the aprpF cation of III. Milton Harl
( ~ Esq Of Cornwall in said district, Guardian
70 Sarah Ola. ssa Hart, Emily Harriet Hart and
John Oliver Hart, Minors now residing in Hud-
soR in the State of Ohio, showing that said mir
nors are the owners ofccrt ain zeal es tate sit
uated IN Cornwall within said district coasist-
ing OF the following described pieces of land, to
wit: The FIRST piece bounded north on Mary A
B .Iudson and Edmund Harrisuns land, east on
said Harrlsou's land, south on the highway lea
ding aidly from Samuel P Johnson S. and
west on the Cornwall and Washington turnpike
80 2 saDed,l containing i've and one half acres.
The socond piece is situated in Great Hollow
$50 called j bounded north on Edmund Harri-
sons land, east on said Cornwall and Wash.
ington Turnpike, south on Mary ABB. Judson's
land aud west on highway, containing four and
one eighth acres.
The third piece is bounded north on Mary A
3. !ndson's land. east an an old highway. south
y. X. Burnham's land and west on highway,
containing 'hlrty six acres, being part of the
home farm of the late Oliver Burnham ESQ., de-
ceased,
The fourth piece is bounded north on o R
Burnham's land, east on highway, south on
highway and James d. Fords land and west ON
said Ford's land, containing seven and one
fourth acres. Said premises being valued at
seven hundred and forty eight dollars.
And that said real estate cannot be improved
and occupied TO advantage for the interest and
benefit OF said minors. And said petitioner
further represents that twill be for the interest
ofsaid minors TO have said real estate sold and
the avaIls thereof disposed OF as the law directs,
snd praying for liberty to sell the same as per
app ication on file dated the I'd day Of May 1913.
Ordered, That the fMegoing application be
heard on the 9TH day Of July lS48 at O clock in
the afternoon, at the Probate Office in this dis
trict, and that said Guardian give notice oft
tendency of the same bv advertising this Order
in a newspaper published in Litchfield three
weeks successfully at least six weeks before
the time of hearing the same. H. , .-5-
Certified from Record, .ss. 81
50 PHILO KELLOGG, Judge:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
AT Court of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District of Salisbury
on The 10th day of April .-.s...... .

AT Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District of Salisbury
on the 10th daysof April. y. s,- z.
Present John q Mitchell, Judge. .z
W7M. Kelsey Executor of the Last will
w and testament of Caleb Britton, late
of Salisbury within said District deceased,
having represented said Estate insovent
and given notice to al concerned to appear
before this Court the present day at 10 o.
clock A. M, 10 be heard relative to the ap>
pointmeat of Commissioners on said Es>
tate, and no one appearing-This Court
doth appoint Silas Read, and Peter P.
Everts, Commissioners to examine and adj
just the claims of the creditors of said Els.
tate, and also doth decree that six months
from this date be allowed the creditors OF
said Estate to exhibit their claims to said
Commissioners who will give public notice
of this order by advertising the same in
public newspaper published in Litehfeld,
and by posting a copy thereof on a public
sign post in said Salisbury nearest the last
residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record,
u JOHN G. mitchell, Judge
THE subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the store of Philip Rockefeller
ia said Salisbury on the first Tuesdays In
June and October lS48, at 10 O'Clock A, nj.
on each Of said days for the purpose of al,
lending 70 the business Of said appointment.
SiLAs REID, I Commits
PETER P. EvERTS. sioners.
%52 3w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
) District of Torrington, IS.
} Probate Court. Nav LIST. 1913.

I TrODate COurt, may list, 1910.
Estate of HOSEA ASE, late Of Tor
rington, in said district deceased.
VNHE Court Of Probate for the district of
L Torrhgton hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors of said estate. represented insol>
vent. ia which TO exhibit their claims there
to; and has appointed Russell c. Aberne>
Thy, Giles A. Gayl 'rd and Albert A. Mason
Commissioners TO receive and examine said
claims,
Certified by GEO. D. WADHAMs Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
will meet at the late dwelling house Of the
deceased in said TorriEgtoD, on the first
Monday OF september. and on the last
Monday ofOctober, l64s, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon, On each Of said days, for the
purpose of attending on the business Of
said appointment
r. C. ABERNETHY, D
GILES A. GAYLORD, Soniun.s'
ALBERT A. MASON,
All persons indebted 10 said ;es,ete are
requested to make immediate payment to
DARIUS WILSON, lAdmiEis-
ri 81 ANGALINE CASE, traitors.
52 Yw
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

require five generations to perfect
them; apples four; peaches. cher
ries, plums and other stone fruits,
four. ~FsF SEA, - gas 80 IS
French cabinet makers can now
make wood Of any colorthey please,
by letting the roots of the tee absorb
the colored fluids the year before
they cut down. A solution Of iron
passed up one root, and ofprussiate
ofpotash up the osher will give the
wood permanent blue color. &
Trees and vines which are kept
the cleanest bear the best like the
human body, the pores of their skin
become clogged with dirt, andre
tains gases which should escape.
Trees, the bark Of which has been
scraped and scrubbed becomes more
thriving and vigorous.
Soaping the trunk has been found
to keep off catcrpillars, but those al
ready on it should be removed.
1t was considered. better to stlip
Off all the loose bark Of grape vines,
though it were done in m'dwinter
have poured boiling hot water
upon peach trees not an inch in di-
ameter /; it softens the bark So that
the tree can expand, kills the bores
in their holes, and the tree looks
more vigorous than the others.
In Sept ,mber | placed around
every other tree of a row, caustic
lime; in October, dug around the
roots, cleansed, inanured, and cove
red them up again and they are now
extremely vigorous and have no in !.
sects. ,.sEst 5fa .g,-sas r........ ~.
Plants are very mu h assisted by
such substances as they tend most
to absorb. Apple trees burnt to
ashes gives ls per. cent of lime :
hence it is fond of absorbing that.
G'ape-vines give great proportion
of potash showing that it needs that
substance more than any thing else.
A very good manure for fruit trees
is the common muck Of our mead
ows.
With regard to the proper season
for trimming trees, Prof. M. stated
that he trimmed them every month
in the year, without perceiy ing any
difference in The effects. though the
wounded parts h almore rapidlty in
some months than in others.
If all the roots of tree are care
fully lifted, there will be no need of
mutilating it by depriving it of its
branches, Sir Fl, Steward, of Scot
land, who published popular book
on Arboriculiure, transplanted large
topped trees upwards of a foot in d.
ameter, with perfect success. He
formed clunp Of trees in This way,
to the great beauty of his pleasure
grounds.
The practice Of applying fresh
manure at planting trees, is also
doubtful measure; it is too nucl, like
forcing man to eat roast beef when
dIs'nclined to do 50. va
"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
Drugs, Paints, Oh, and Glass.
HUMAN sOO1gvElES. sw
1877 Chapel &C. VA DO n
&@8 OFFERS FOR SALE. Ess la4szss

Z5,OOO % Lead Se''s'he ss' "' re-
Is, 900 lbs Atlantic do do ~a@3.
Is bbls Spirits Tufpentine m@gs.
1000 gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale 90
100 Lard OIL. 1900 do Linseed do
50 bbls Spanish White, 10 doParis do :.
100 lbs Red Lead, 500 DO I.itharge @asaa- d
1900 Venetian Red: 5000 do Spanish
5000 French Yellow, 1000 do Patent
Black saGfs8 ~ &8 &8 E
Is bbls Lamp Black. 5000 lbs Sal Am
IS Giae, 1900 lbs Nader
200 Dye Woods, g. do Alum, 12 do Cop
peras Es5@ ALA wi & E
$50 lbs Prnsiate Potash. 100 do Lac Dye
100 Verdigris in balls, 100 do Cudbear
100 Z" Nnigalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
75dozen Paint Brushes. 10 gross c. II.
Pencils < fe ',..s.,.@.5 ..
500 boxes American Glass
100 " French do, 100 do English do
~ jars Carb Ammonia, IS OF Salicine
10 bbls Gum Camphor, 600 lbs Cream
Tartar n
so OF Sulph Cunning, 90 do Morphine
case Gum Opium 0...
5 bbls EPSON Salts, s do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar.
ic Acid 'ai'
2 cases Rhubarb, bale India Sienna
5 bbls Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercurials
s lbs Iodine. s DO Hydriodate Potassium
500 Liquorice Root, 800 do do Extracts
200 " Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amelia
do
200 1" Oxalic Acid, I cask Chloride Lime
500 Saieratus, 1000 do Polashes
SO carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
600 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone 4
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey Uumber
$50 Z Chrome Green, $50 do do yellow
1000 !; Mineral Green, 400 do Asphaltum
When the subscriber first established tits
store, Il was deemed an experiment.. and
himself as well as many OF his friends, en-
tertained strong doubts whether such an es-
tabiishment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
cleaily proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can lind Fresh Stock OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY, and at Low
PRICES.
In short, success has attended his efforts
10 supply the people with good and cheap
articles, 70 such an exit NJ. (notwishsia nding
combiaed opposi,ion.) that he has been un>
der the necessity of greatly ealarging his
business, beyond Anything ~ him anlici~
pa,ed. The subscriber 10 nov 10 the daily
rece;p. Of fresh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and iii other articles in his tiHes purchased
I Il he very lowest market rates. and will be.
sold ii corresponding low prices, for cash
Or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested % call and en-
anime his stock. before purchasing else
where. as his banner Is again unfnrled 70
HE breeze,oa which Is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS, only.
New Haven, May LIST 1--&
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
New York Cattle Market.
IMoncav Nav 92l

MONDAY, May % ~,
At Market 400 beef battle. SO cows and
calves, 500 hogs, 1900 sheep. .-
Beef Calile retailing al RS per cwt 100
head unsold.
Cows and Calves sold at 800 rs, TO 35
5O-all sold. Es EE as
Sheep-Sl rs 3 tod 5las in quality.
Lambs 81 81 az rs 10 3 IS. 80 un ,
sold.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
District Of Torrington s..
D,Lo. C.t MAJ 90 foHQ

Probate Court, May ~, lS4S.
TTPON the application OF Israel Coe, of De-
" troit in the State of Michigan, showing
to this Court that he is father aud guardian TO
Adelaide Coe, minor, residing at Detroit in
said State, and that said Minor is the owner Of
the following real estate situated in the State
Of Connecticut, in the town of Torrington in
said Probate District, which estate came to her
by device from.her grandfather. LYMAN Wet
more. late Of said Torrington. deceased, viz,
one sixth two elevenths of the following
described pieces or tracts ofland one stu
ate in Wolcotville, containing nbout three
and half acres with new dwelling house
thereon to1nded North on Cooks land East
on Highway, the Parsonage, Huldah Cook
VIM S S'eele's and r {. Aburnetby's land
South on Highway and West on Betsey
Wetmore's land !; one piece about mile
Westerly from Wolcoltville containing a.
bout eight and half acres, bounded North
and East on Leach's land, South and West
on Highway, also the same proportion OF
one halfof about forty and half acres of
land which was owned by Lyman Wetmoie
deceased aud Lauren Wetniore in equal
shares as tenants in common, situate about
two miles Westerly from said Wolcottville.
bounded North by Hodges land, East by The
heirs OF HAlIyn. South by Hodges and Gil-
bef Allyn's land and West by Levi Thrall's
laad. said Minors interest in said premises
being valued at about seventy<five dollars.
and Slowing just and reasonable cause for
selling said real estate praying for an or
dor, and that be or some other meet person
be %mpowered, 10 sell the same, as per APP
piicaiion on Ole. dated the 9Th day Of MAY
A ID 1913 more fnlIy appears. -fss.es'
ORDERED--That the foregoing appti-
cation be heard at the Probate Once, m
Torrington on the 3lst day Of Jnly A d
lS4s, at 10 O'Clock forenoon and that no.
,ics thereof be published IN some public
newspaper near the place where such real
estate lies, three weeks successfully, at least
six weeds before said time assigned. -
GEO. ID. WADHA us, Judge
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
DEATHS.

In this village. on the 23d inst, Mr.. Mo,
SEES Morse, aged 81.
In Augusta, Georgia, on Thursday morn
ing last, in the 34th year of his age, VIII
LIAM T. ADAMS, youngest son of Joseph Ad-
ans, Esq, of this village.
In Wolcottville, on the Ssh inst; Mrs.
Emily, wife of Mr.. William Phippenny, in
the AID year Of his age.
10 her life she exemplified the religion
Of Jesus. During long aud painful illness,
she manifested the most perfect patience
and Christian resignation to the will of her
heavenly Father. and died in the triumphs
of unwavering faith. Truly, blessed are
the dead whodie in the Lord .';-[Cum.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
District of Li.chfeld IS,

Estate Of CYRUS PALMER, late of Li;cbf;eld
in said district, deceased
Ordered, That The Administrative exhibit her
Administration account to this Court for adjust
men', at the probate office in Litchiield, on the
29lh day OF May, lS4s, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and that all persons interested in said es-
tate NAV be mortified thereof, the Administrative
will cause this order to he published in a news
paper prtnted in Litehfield county aad post a
copy thereof on the sign post in said town OF
Litchfield, nearest the last residence of said de-
ceased.
Certified from record
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
S,n
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
MARRIED..

In This village, on the 18Th inst, by Rev.
Truman Marsh, Mr.. Frederick Goodwin
of Stockbridge, Mass TO Miss Maria II.
daughter of Stephen Trowbridge, Esq.
In Harwinton on the 18th iIsi. by the
Rev. Mr.. Kctchel, Mr. FREDERICK w
Brown, of Litchfeld, 10 Miss MARIA C.
CATLIN, of the former place. s-f.f %
In Be,hem, on the Sd inst, by Rev Mr.
Harrison, Mr. William B. Ames, of Lilch>
field, 10 Miss Clarissa l.. Allen.
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District of Li,chheld

District Of Liichfeld. s.. ,
rrOoa'e Court LiiebReld MAY, - ts4s.
IrATE Of ANNiS TAYLOR, late of
~ Warren in said District deceased,
ne Court # Probate fpr the District Of
i-''cihsla hath limited and allowed SIX mon,hs
from the dsie hereof, foF The Creditors 81
said fsssases 10 exhibit their cllims fof stIfiss
anens; These whS neglect TO present their a.
counts, properly ailesied, within sand fine
VIII ne debarred a recovery, All persons in
d.bied 10 said estate are requested "a mslsa
immediate paYmentto ~
"a EBENEZER TANNFR.
go as se.z AdminislIatrr'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

0lfHE undersigned heing about TO slease
Town, feels il his duty TO inform those who
( u have DELAYED. that there 10 still an oppBf>
iunity to pEoeurea true and peVfee Likeness /,
as his room will be kept open about two
weeks longer. Tor the purpose Of accommOda-
ting these who may wish 10 favor him with .
call. II 10 admitted BY all, tina: his pictures
a. likeness and sleaIDess Of expression. are
FAR superior 10 those taken BY Operatives gen.
e-f... s-r j. L. JUDD.
Lilchfeld, April rs, ls4s, 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

At a Court Of Probate holden at New Milford,
within and for the District Of New Milford,
on the 10th day of April, 1913, ...
Present, Dawn C. SANFORD. ESQ.,, Judge.
Estate Of DANIEL B. WILSON, Esq, late
of New Milford, in said District, deceased. h
fnNHE administrators represent the estate
I insolvent, and pray the appointment Of
Commissioners acknowledgment Ordered
that Commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust the claims of The creditors Of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in said New
Milford, on the 18Th day OF May 1873, at a
o'clock in the afternoon and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified there
Of the administrators will cause this order TO
be published 10 newspaper printed in Litch-
6.ld, and post a copy thereof on the public
ii On post nearest the place where the deceas-
ed last dweli in said New Milford, and in one
other public place. at least eight days before
said 18th day Of May. 1913.
A true copy Of Record.
=" DAVID c. SANFORD. Judge.