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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01


The RULE OF CoNTRARIgs 1t is the
m'stor'u' Of The Irish that they have no
union among themselves. meditation
hall c''ngsto pacific and legal agitation
promoted hv o. onne;, 'Youny Irelan y
recommends tnrcible remedies Mean
while they seem to be as hrsliie to each
Other as to England.
On" OF the most whimsical Of contra
d'ctionS took place nj Repeal dinner ir
L'mrr'ck, got up under the auspices o.
MfsSrs. O'Brion. Mitchell and other leads
rrs ct the Young Ireland division -
While the physical force party 81, down
70 the harmless occup ton ct caring
dr'nkins and making speeches, the 'mnr.
al t"rce' men armed themselves with
b'ndSeons and drove their rivals out of
the holsc! What's in a name!
COurGnt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
DEATHS.

In this village, May %, Mrs. Caroline
wife OF Mr.. B"njamin A. Nice all, aged AZ
In Cornwall, April 9th Mrs. Abbey, wife
of Mr.. Elias French. aged II years.
In Win>,ed, Mrs. Ruey, wife of John Ma
randus, and daughter Of the late Daniel
Swan: aged so.
In Brooklyn. L. l., May 26, J,ne Eliza
beth, wife of James o. Sheldon, and daugh-
ter of Roderick Terry, Esq. of Hartford.
In Paierrno, near Alexandria, VA
Hon. william Brent. late Charge d. Al
lars TO Buenos Ayres.
Emily Elizabeth, only daughter of Sir
r. Bulwer Lyi,on. Bart, Knebwor.h-
park, Her's, EngIand.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

In this village on the 29th nit, by the
Rev. Mr. Henson. Mr.. Leonard L. VII.
kinSon Of Harwinlon, and Miss Maria
Thomas of Belhlem.
H. Bantam Falls, on the 24th inst by the
Rev. J. F. Norton, Mr.. Homer S, Pratt,
to Mis- Mary R. Palmer, both CT Li,ch
field.
In Detroit. on the 22d inst. by the Rev
Dr. Defield, Mr.. Israel Holmes 81. of Wa.
terhury, and Miss Cornelia Coe, daughter Of
the Hon. Israel Coe. OF Detroit.
In Emira, Chemung Co., N. Y. John
Laiddan TO Martha E Thompkins, for
merly OF this village, and daughter OF III.
late James Tompkins of B"thlem, CT.
In Boston, John Banvard, proprietor OF
tn" Panorama Of the Mississippi River, tc
Mss Eliza $. Goodnow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

How TO ENLARGE VrGErArIrs.--A vast
inrre's" # f Cd may he Oh aimed by managing
'ud'cI"nS'H and Systematically carving out tor
tune the principle of iurcease. Take for in
stance, pea Plant il in yer, u ground.
Allow it to bear the first vea,, say halfa dozen
pods only remove all others Save the larg
est single pea Of those-s, w il the next wear,
and retain Of the produce three pods only; sow
the largest one the following year, and retain
one pod, Again select the largest, and the
next wear the sort will by this time have ire
h'"d ITS size and weight. Ever afterwards sow
the la gest seed. By these means Won will get
p"ase or any thing else of a bulk Of which we
At present have no conception -Erchanet
paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
For sale BY s Buel, Lilchfeld.
": YORK q 4T7LE .M4RKET, Nav y,

". lORK q TITLE .M4RKET, .Mov, %.
market, $4,000 Beef CATTLE, tau from the
south and West via. Philadelphia IS Cows q,
Calves, and 600 Sheep and Lambs.
sales made a. from 81 I" So per 100 lbs. Only
about 100 head remains over unsod.
COWS AND CALVES-The market v as
oe'er supplied than it has heen larc'y. Sales
according to quality. at from $50 to $33a $40 All
taken. ~ a"
Sheep and Lambs are also pen,ier Sales of
Sheen from 81 75a SO so al to 5 25 Lambs at
25ne so TO 2 IS. All taken.
Ho!S-4a4 10 CTS gross
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIVES
FO" The LitchfeM Enquirer.
STANZAS

To Mr. and Mrs. II. on the drath Of their only
chiId-a little girl about three years Of age.
Mourners! your grief we woald not chide,
Nor bid you stay the fowl g tear,
For gentle one hath passed away
In sadness deep hath left you here.
lis we'll that pent-ur grief should find
Relief in gushing tears;
And memory oft, | weer, shall cause
Their flow in coming wears.
A cherished one h,th lef, you" side,
But the blessed hope is given,
That the flower thus rudely snatchcd from
earth,
Shall bri chilly bloom in heaven.
That voice. so gentle, greets YOU not,
IT'S music angels hear;
That face, so beautiful in death
A radiant smile shall wear.
Sin had not stained its spirit pure,
Nor sorrow marked lis brow
Then why, We mourners, wish it back?
} Els safe and happy now.
Al natures bidding tears may fall,
Yet be thy trust in God;
Prepare TO join thy little one
When lifrs dark path is rod,
N1Joih, May 1918. ""*
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01


| pom the application OF Isl, aeI Coe, of De-
~ trout IN the State of Michigan showing
to this Court that he is father and gua dian to
Adelaide Coe. minor, residing at Detroit in
SAID State, and that said Minor is the owner of
the following real esl ate situated in the State
IT Connecticut, in the town of Tolrington in
sand Probate District, which estate came to her
d! device from her grandfather, LYMAN Wet
moro, Late of said Torringlon. deceased, wv,
one sixth 0ftwo eleventhS Of the following
described pieces or tracts of land one stu
ale in W"lcovile, containing about three
and half acres with n new dwelling house
thereon bounded North on Cook S land FL ST
w W High~ay,,he Parsonage,Huldah Cook T.,
South on Highway and West on BeISey'
Wetmure'> land one piece about a mile
Westerly from Wocoltville containing a.
bout eight and half acres, bounded North
and East on l.each'S land, South and WeS,
on Highway. also the same proportion OF
one halfof about folly aud half acres of
and which was owned by Lyman Wetmole
deceased aud Lauren Welmore in equal
shares as tenants in common, situate about
swO miles. Westerly from said WOlcollville,
bounded North by hodges land, East by the
heirs of HAl'yn, South by Hodges and Gil
bert Allyn's land and West by Lew Fhrall's
land aid Minors interes' in said premises
being valued al about seveniy>five dollars,
and showing just and reasonable cause for
selling said real estate praying for an or
dor, and that he or some other meet person
be empowered, to sell the same, as per APP
plicalipn on file. dated the 9Th day of May
A d 1919 more fully appears.
ORDERED-That The foregoing appli-
cation be heard at the Probate Office, III
Torringfon on the 3lst day of July A i
lS4s, at 10 O'Clock forenoon and that no
tice thereof he published in some public
newspaper near the place where such real
estate lies, three weeks success yeIy,al least
six weeds before said time assigned
GEO. ID. WADHAN Ms Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

THE MERrDEN FORGERY An article
is going the rounds ofour paper, credited
to the B. stun Bee and o'hc, Journals, and
giving an account of Il forgery at Meri>
drn, The pc son alluded to in he art-
Gle is Nj John D Post, formerly teach.
tr IN our Grammar School subsequently
p,mripnl Il the High School at Mtriden,
and Liter st;ii at Eurham. He was n mem
ter of The church. II m N of couSdcrahl
mathematical genius, and generally rs
tvemcd.
TIE attempt Of man to insure his
wife ) l,tr was certainly >hluuded
spt cuiariOn ard sufficient t. attract sus.
pIc,on. Mrs. y. WIS really in il con>uu,p>
ton at the time, when her life was ufiil-
ed a> the basis of risk to the Hope Mu.
tutl Insurance Company, and as he could
no, procure certificate of her good
health from physicians. he forged one
and obtained ID policy OF $1,000 The pc,
Cu!iar circumstances OF the insurance
the speedy death OF hi wifi, aud Ar. P''s
feVersh nnpat,ence to procure the insur>
ance money, led to the fatal investiga-
ton. We have not heard either { his ar
rest or OF his whcrcabouls.-Har
Wing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass.
lLUMAM WUWyLLSe
1877 Chapel st.
OFFERS FOR SALE.
$4,000 LBS. 81 Bel'viIle White

NE EkGS FON SALGs
25.OOO LBS. Bel'viIle White
25, 900 lbs Atlantic do do
Is bbls Spirits Turpentine
1000 gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale 60
100 -" Lard OIL, 1900 do Linsced do
50 hbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead. 800 do Iitha,ge
1900 " Venetian Red, 5000 do Spanish
5000" French Yellow, 1000 do Patent
Black
IS bbls Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am
IS " Glue, 1000 lbs Nader s.
200 " Dye Woods, 3 do Alum, IL do Cop
peras
$50 lbs Prusinte Potash, 100 do Lac Dye
100 " Vcrdigris In halls, 100 do Cudbear
100 +" Nntgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
rs dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross G. II.
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass
100 "-French do, 100 do English do
- jars Carb Ammonia, IS OF Salicine
10 bbs Gum Camphor, GOO lbs Cream
Tartar
so OF sulph Quiuirg, 20 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
s bhl> Epson Salts, do Sulphur
6 kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
2 cases Rhubarb. bale India Sienna
s bills Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs MercuIials
s lbs Iodine. 90 Hydriodate Potassium
500 " Liquorice Root, 300 do do Extracts
300 " Chamomile Flowers, 90 do Amcia
300 Oxalic Acid, cask Chloride Lime
500 4" SaleTatus. 1000 90 PoIashes
50 carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum She4lace
500 lbs Rotten Stone. 10 bbls powdered
PUN Stone
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey lumber
$50 3" Chrome Green, $50 do do yellow
1000 " Mineral Green, 400 do Aspbaltum
When the subscriber first established hi,
store, il was deemed an experiment, and
himself as well as maLy OF his friends, en-
iertaiDed strong doubts whether such anes
adjustment could be sustained. Bni the
success which has attended his efforts, has
! cleaily proved, that people will buy their
! goods where they can ind Fresh Stock OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY, and at LOh
PRICES.
In short, success has attended his efforts
10 supply the people with good and chea =
articles, to such an ext nj. (notwithsfand,r
combined opposi,ion,) that he has been IN
der the necessity of greatly enlarging h.
business, beyond anything by him antici>
pa,ed. The subscriber is now in the dali
receipt of fresh DRUGS and MEDICIN e.
and all other articles in his line, purchase
at the very lowest market rates. and will b.
sold a, corresponding low prices, fol cas-!
or approved credit. IN
Purchasers are requested to call and e.
anime his stock, petore purchasing else
where, as his banner is again unfurled /.
The breeze, ON which is inscribed LIVINC
PROFITS, only. -
E1. L. CoWLEs.
New Hayer, Nay lst tf-52
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

alta C"nr, of Proha,e holden at Norfolk,
w'thIG and for the DrS'r,cl of Norfolk, on
the ~ day of May lS4S.
Present Dmi"s Phelps Esq Juage,
nN motion of 0hes N Cow)es Execr-
~ tor on The e>lateof Amos Baldwin late
OF Norfolk in said district, deceased. Or
dered that said Executor exhibit his admin
's'ra''"n account To the Cour, for adjust
meht az the Probate Ofi'e in said Norfolk,
ON the 10Th day of June next at O'Clock
T.. NJ. ami that all persons interested in
said Estate may be non6ed thereof, the Ex>
ecutor viii cause this order 10 he posted on
the public sign pos, in said Norfolk. and
Published in y newspaper printed in Li,ch-
field. DARIUS phelps, Judge,
Sw-S
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
SARAH FOSTER,


VS.
THOMAS T. FOSTER.
State OF Connecticut Litchfeld Co SIS.
Natertown March lSA. ID. l94S.
EPON the petition of Sarah FoStor
~ praying 1ot reasons therein set forth
for divorce. now pending before the Su>
perIor Court in and for the County of Lilch>
field to be holden al l.i,rhfeld. on the secs
ond Tuesday Of Angus, A. ID lS48. 1t
appearing to and being found by the Subs
scribing authority. that the Respondent is
absent from this Sla", and now supposed to
reside in Wilmington State of North Caro-.
lima. Therefore ordered, that notice of the
tendency of said Petition be given said
Respondent by causing either of the cons
stables of the town of Plymouth in said
County to transmit through the public mail
direct 10 the respondent a true and al,esled
copy Of the Petition and citation with the
postage paid thereon at and TO the place of
of his supposed residence in Wilmington
North Carolina on or before the 2Olh day
of May next ard that further no ice be Civ
en- to the said Thomas Il. Foster the Re-
spondent, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in public newspaper
printed in Litchfed in this State on or be-
fore the first day of June next
HOLBROOK CURTISS,
Judge of the County Court for Litchfeld
County.
II. B. GRAVES Atty, for Petitioner
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

OST, on Saturday the 90sh 81 Nav, Cr
the mad from H..rIard 10 l.i,rb6eld
1S probably between Unionviiie aud Bur
lInglon, a leaIher>boiomed C.aRpET
B.aG. The finder viii confer a fay"a up.,
Tue owner, by sending il to this Office, az
sending word where q may be found,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
! LitchfeId County, So.
81 - 40


UPON the petition of Leonar PIerront and
John c. Amber. trustees OF Mrs Abigail Church
OF beihlem N said county, preferred TO the su,
peror Court to be held at LifchfFld on The third
Tuesday OF August next. against the heirs OF
Mrs. Mary Lord, late OF sad Litchfe d, decea-
sed, TO Wit; Mrs. Mary PIerpont, wife OF Rev
John PieTpont of Troy, N. Y, Joseph Lord.
Henry Lord and Georgian Lord and the chill
dren OF Mrs. Abby Smelling, deceased whose
g. veral names are TO said petit oners unknown;
all Ot the city, county and state OF New YORK and
Erastus Lord Of the city OF b ston, Common
wealth oil Massachusetts. praying tor the lore
closure OF certain real estate situated m the WI
lage Of Litchfeld. morrgaged to the trustees OF
the said Abigail Church by The said Mary 10
on the 22nd day August 1912. and described ~
sad mortgage deed as containing about two and
three quarters acres Of and. bounded east and
sou h on highway, west on Pl'nv 4. Foot's land
| and north on Augustus A. Lords land, with the
buildings thereon
Ordered, thst notice OF the peDdeney OF said
| petition be gwen 10 the rspOnden's therein
named. nv publ hing an abstract OF the same. ia
newspaper printed in Litchbeld, for thres
weeks successi, ely, the first OF said pubhca-
lions al least six weeks before the session Of the
| court 70 which the same i made Teturnable.
| HOLBROOK CURTIS.
Judge ofthe County Court.
3WI
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
{ Probate Court, NAV 20, 1918

tTohale INucl, MAY 90, 1913,
Estate of RENNETT PECK, late of New
Milford in said district deceased
ME rour, of probate FIR the district of New
l. Milford, hath limit d AID allowed six
mouths from the date her, of, Ter the creditors
It said estate, represented lnsolvent, in which
10 exhibit their claims thereto; and has ao
pointed William J, Starr aud A lbeIr N Bald
WIN EsirS,, commissioners to receive and eva
mine SAID claims.
Certified by DAVID C. SANFORD, Judge
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet a, The New England house in said New
Milford, on the Goth day Of September and the
10th day OF November, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. on each of said days, for the purpose Of
attending on The snstncss of said appointments
w. J STARR, Commits.
ALBERT N. BALDWIN,, sioners,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesled to make immediate payment to
WAITER wax, /; B. PECK, Administrators
Sw o
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
: District Of Litchfeld, IS,

Probate Court. MAY Is lS4S,
Estate OF PETER KIDNEY late Of Ltch-
field in said distric, deceased,
The Court of PIobate Tor the district o. litch.
field hath limited and allowed sly months from
the dare herenf, tor the crcdiuCrs of said estate,
represented insolvent. in whchto exhihi, their
claims thereto; and has appointed Messrs. Eli
jah ilars aud Miron Benson commissioners to
receive aud examine sail claims.
Certified by CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the house OF Eri Grannis IN said War
ren, on the 2nd Monday in June, and the End
Monday in November next at two o'clock in the
afternoon, on each of said days, for The purpose
OF attending on tie business ef said appoint
ment.
E MiRoN b MASS; Commissioners,
| AL persons indebted to said estate are request
81 nmake immediae payment to
ERR GRANNIS, Administrator,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Ts.9Ee.V'U.VT N.9.MERTC.1,I..771

B.4ke.N'UVH 4. 9.FEERFC.F.V'
NE~ UNMo
Cor"e" BrOad,roy AMI HIM Steeet, ~ Y.
INHlS museum IS the largest in America
contains.
Seven splendid Halls over 100 feet
long,
RULED with the greatest variety in the world of
Birds, Beasts. Paintings, Shells,
Minerals, &c.
From every quarter Of the Globe. and every
conceivable rare and curious thing in
nature or art, which can in>
terest or amuse H.,
public. II has the
GREATEST COLLECTION OF WAX
FIGURES
in III" country. embracing, amongst others
-Four large groups, size of life.
which represent IN the most beautiful and life,
like manner, the
Birth of our Savior at Bethlehem,
In the mangrr. 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 BErRAY HIM.
Ills trial before Plate and Caiphas.
The High Priest, with Oriental Costumes
win all the peculIaritrs of Jewish p,ntifi
caIs-and the various Robes of the diferen,
grades of
Priests, Governors, Centurions,
Scribes, &c.
besides groupe Of twelve figures represent
ingan
INTEMPERATE FAMILY.
which depicts Significantly the evils of tina,
Degrading and debasing vice.
These figures are all correct representations
of living persons, in every particular, az
features, costume, &c. and have been
universally pronouced the most
Perfect and life-like ever seen.
and have received the highest encomiu,ns o,
the Press, These figures. together with
the whole Museum are to be.
Seen at all hun duy and night.
And every afternoon and evening a variety Of
Splendid performances take place
in the Lecture r, ON OF the Museum by the
celebrated
Yankee PersonatOr, Great Western,
Aud large company OF other talented
persons. No pains or expense are
spared to obtain,
Every thing novel and curious,
Dwarls, Giants, Orang out
angs, &c. &c.
And every effort is made by the management to
Preserve strict order and decorum
Throughout the entire establishment. and
make it the Pleasure Of Ladies' nd
Children as well as Gentlemen
visiting the city, not only TO
examine the
CT lection of curiOsilies,
Bn also to witness the Amusing and chas,"
ent-' lainments to secure lho desira
bic object. the
Price of admission 10 the whole
is only IS cents, Children under 10 years half
price.
TON THE FOURTH OFJULY
New anu extraordinary attractions viii be
introduced and
Performances take place every
HOUR
OF the day anG evening, from 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
till - al night.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

HASH 70 he loaped-viz. abour St1lO from
the L't"nheIa Town DeppSite Fund, on
" The Secnrii' required by law,
May 5. 1913, S0
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Certiflcd BY
DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge.

The subscribers give notice that they
shall NEE, at the office OF David s Board
man in said New Milford on the 18th day
of September and on the 18th day of No
vemhcr lS4S, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
"n each of said days, for the purpose of at
tending on the business of said appointment,
ID. s. ROARDMAN, } Comnis-
w J STARR. sinners.
All pereons Indebted to said Estate are
requested to make Immediate payment To
ABRAHAM N. ROBERTS,
CONSTANTINE w. FERRIS.
Administrators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Present Darius Phelps, Esq. Judge.

within and for the District of Norfolk, this
9th day Of May 1913.
Present Darius Phelps, Esq, Judge.
On mo ion of the CREDITORS of the estate of
AUGUSTUS PETIlBONE, late of Nor.
folk, in said district, deceased, praying for
the extension ofihe lime for the exhibition
and receiving Of claims. This court doth
order that the time be extended 10 the 10Th
day of June next, and that due notice be
gwen to the creditors, the Executors will
cause copy Of this order to be published
in a newspape: printed in Litchfeld. and
also post copy on the pnhIic sign pos. in
said Norfolk a true copy OF record,
Attest, DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
The undersigned, Commissioners on said
estate, will meet all interested therein at
the house Of John A. Shepard in Norfolk,
on the 10Th day of June ls45, at 9 O'Clock
forenoon for the purpose Of attending TO the
duties of onr appointment.
LEMAN CHURCH, Commits
WARREN CONE, sioner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Notice.

I ALBERT WELToN, Of Plymouth,
g., Li'chfiel1 County and State of Connec>
tict, wish 10 i:'torm the publ that will
not he responsible tr any transactions OF
persons claiming to be my Agents, as /
have no Agents and am MOI engaged as
Principal in any Manufacturing Business
and have not been since April LIST lS4S,
A. WELTON.
Plymouth, May 18th 1913, 3w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

The Gold Medals voted by Congress to
General Tay lor. have been struck: they
weigh eight ounces each are very beau,
tiful, and have appropriate inscrir'i ms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
ASTONISHING CURE OF CoNsUl,P

ASTONISHING CURE OF CONSUME
TION.
NV" Eases p onounced eeyond the reach of
medical aid. ~
AuGU Ia, Me. Nav 81, ls45.
Or. ERADLEE-Sr-The Hungarian BuIsam
mas heep OF The most infinite service to me. /
have be en- cured of an affe, ton of Il e Lungs,
"iach was thought 10 be incurable nv NIL nv
friends, by The use of IA few bottles. One Of nv
children vas aIss re stored 10 health, after being
pronounced beyond The reach Of medical aid Z;
and this medicine is now nv constan, resort in
case ot difficulty in the thrna and LUNGS
Yours, truly,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Dist,icl of New Maf NJ, $

FooaRe Court, May, Us iS4S
ESTATE OF DANIEL Il. WILSON
ceased
nE CoOr, II Pro a'e fF the District OF
New MiitOId hath limited aud allowed
Slx months fr"m the date hereof, Tor the
Creditors OF said Estate, represented insol>
vent, IN which, TO exhibit their claims
lheret"-and has appointed David s
Boardman and William ], Starr ESo'rS
Commissioners TO receive aud examine
said Claims
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE.

The Senate convened al the usual hour
when it was called to order BY the Vice Frysi-
dent, when numerous memorials and petition,
were presented, which were duly received anc
referred.
M, Niles moved to take mp the resolution
which he had previously offered. directing III,
Secretary Of the Treasury to report, whether
the intnresi accruing IN the public debt hac
been paid in any instance in other funds than
specie
A debate sprung up between Mr.. Niles anc
Mr., Jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi. The re-
solution was finally adopted
After the transaction of some unimpoltant
business.
On motion, the Senate adjourned over until
MONDAY
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House convened at ] O'clock, A NJ.
when it was call, to order by the Speaker
NJ. Wick, nf Indiana, introduced a Bill pro-
hihitiag tn imom tation of slaves intn the Dis
trict Ct Columbia: which was read twice -
Several members m We'd for call ufihe House
when it appeared that only 100 answered t.
their names
On motion Of Mr.. Rnri of South Carclina, the
House Adjourned over till friday to-nor.
row.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
Girls Wanted,

VEN girls will find steady employment
and good wages by applying immedi
a,ely at Warren g. NeWton's SuSpende
Manu'actory in WATERFOWL.
Wa,er"wa, May 26 lS4S. *6wS
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01

DIAIN Muslin ULaInes. Printed Mnslins,
Linen and French Ginghams, English and
American Calicoes. Paper Hsngings and Win
dow Curtains, just received by
;. c, ADAMS & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-01
II. B. GRAVES Atty for Petitioner.

The capnhili,y of endu ing the pr vaions and
dislrs.,cs mpos, d upon ns by disease in it's man.
Hold and inco n rnous forms. is without doubt,
one of the most difficult Of our trials of life The
harrnssng and agon,zing pains Of that relative
OF death, The Consumptive disease, with al! its
attendant, h ,rrifying symptoms, is one of the
m ~, terrible Of all affections. But like oil the
nrovdenia circumstances of life, there is melted
out on the other hand some means Of relief
THE INDIAN SIMPLES.
cullcd with care from the forests. and prepared
with the Natural seienre Of the Red mnn is as
vet the only remedy for This and some other OF
the severts, diseases of man. The greatest
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