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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

INFAMOUS OUrRAGE-Ihe Prorldeuee journal
state, that Monday night last bold attempt was made
nv .oue m.creant to blow up house IN Msinst belong
ns 10 the family Of the late Aaron Mann who occupy the
upper part as dwelling the lower part being occupied
by Huutoru Co extensive peddler
IL sppearsd upon examination, that qnsniity q gun
powder I'd been placed under the building ara hred
Tn, xposor threw the aide the house outward break
inz windows ripping the partitions ana noors SEQ
are Lily damaging the whole building The Sooos 10 the
store were thrown from the sheyes-s large number OF
bottles containing were broken sDd other
was Sustained. Oay member Of the family seP' 10
the front pst the house the place where me po"
. was placed and be oftuustey sscsped " lnou injury
surmiseo says the y0arna hat the crime Vas com
ts5 in .vense upon Thomas Mann, who II one OF ina
nliaants foT violation Of the license lsw snd has beer
ry ,c,,ve In the matter ard who lives with his sisters
ir tho house
The Mayor Offers q reward Of $50" TOT 'ueh evidence
bu lad TO the apprehension and conviction Of the
perpetrators.
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six LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY. delieyered 10 y
y City OF New YORK by Professor o. Mitchell IN y
month II December g{7. Published 10 pamphlet tor
onplets price - cents For .ale BY a.. cheap Puo.hs;
WS GREELEY MeELRATb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

N,sEy1ILy. March 6,-FIRsI FLASH FROM
A. -, = res -Trta! Of a Tel,frgyiic sysfers.--
The oRsiy Tslss.gh Line .s. ,hI2a.h kso1o.y ,ad
49,. liz. ri. far South. This city IN ul! con
Hec,ion with The Tsss5.Ph serd M o,Rsiiy snd si,
- 80. I,h-,sI laws Of R.niueky. The line progress
ne '.SiSiy 70 Memphis ana Ne~ Orleans. The ksn,
,aeky law styles t The People. Ieietf.Ph Line .ne
expressly forhds any COMPANY enNsAs nsh7f faesthan
I. CHARGED sy The ORsillJ Telegraph
The wortins Of til, ses.of hne nom Lousvi s
.h,.b "a n Rsilly has secured the right sod Il
wors. sdnir,by. II va. isvsntes ~ m,.r' Lsos
f-n.rx b. sn Of the New fork aud wash
i0son GSs Il may Be .deed ,h.i ,hs charge. for lss
on he rate, charged the Boston Nswyors zsd
49, lPhiIa Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

Ms. CLAY AsD TIE KESTUcEY STATE CoSvEs-
ros-In all The Eastern papers had the telesrsphie
s.nsteb from this city stating that the Kentucky Whis
Co6vsuron instructed the Kentucky delegates 70 the
bis National Convention 70 port Gen T2y lor COR the
p,s.asnrv This the impression In all the cities
fbroush VII oh Mr. Clay s.t present passlng scd II hes
No. doUbt uaiced deep wound upon hs feelings .s well
as upon the .eogS Of the tsns OF hons,ed, o. nj. sna'
ser birn the tribute Of oation's homage.
The t-euApne despatch from ms eiy vas iassnood
W ~ doubt that deliberate and Wilf1l false
hood Al no time Ihors even rGmor In Louisgils
hat the State Convention esd Instructed N. delegates
fror, Keptucky to vote for Gen Taylor Again We a.s
~ - -, I'll, srapk,y7 Louisville Journal
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O0Sp,s PERMANENT MARKING -INK-Ta. oIi-

ID sina isvsntoo without preparation established N
i82l.-W- have received supply o. fhis insausbie
arxnsns suitable Tor marking linen " cotton FOODS OF
suy d.scn ption Pres 3 cent. per bottls ror SAFE
.s,l-..i, .ns F.,stl by JOHN J. BROWN co.
fsf ~ fulton.s, near Nasseu.st
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USEFUL BOOKS

aASsIL's LECTURES on Natural history. . crots'
n Nitchsilfs Lectures n Astronomy. = cents
Ar.go, Lectures on Astronomy. = cents
T.Arduers Lectures on Science aud Arts vols sy9-
81 So. io'
no rAIIORs.-Tbs spnns psis Of Ioadon Paris
ans Fhiladoiphs fashions 10 Just published and to-
al. by A WILLIAMS ifS Ss--.ust Nsw-foEk on
III. piste s the splendid hsurs OF Ma Bliss Gen Isy
lor. AID of tho nlost correct aud e4ossn
plates ever ssue5 pattern sheet illustrations and In
asx accom- p.ny the plate. n+ w
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noCKY HILL. MINING and M.nstas,srlus Com.

uAHEssINt. tsOwNs.-A large assortment At f3i
DRi.sw.y ISL WM JENNINGS CO
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ENTKA BLACK and fancy sit aad satin crsvass
h<ne" 'Jiss' NJ ~ e'NS. ,x p IyxNINask co
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WARS OF THE SAINTS,

Nv CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.
IIER LAST WORK will be published 10 ie" days
Il In vol f3mo illustrated with numerous engrayings
? 49,. n. e.at,-by BAKER A SCRIbNkK,
i.f 80 PAX Row and As Nassau a.
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TUPPER's NEW WORK

ITTST RFCFlNkD " HAITENU 5'-MOrc dToppIuE =
y from the pen that wrote froysrbiai Philosophy &c
&c. with hn- portrait Of the author, for sale BY
lgf HUNTINGTON / SAVAGE, 2l6 Pesflst N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

EOR MARCH.-THE HORTlCULTURlsf Is edited By
l. ] Downing devoted entirely ~ Horticulture. The
March No u. received Subscription price eS per year
Also the Cuyator for March edited BY Luther Tucker
Thi. WORK ia devoted 10 Agriculture Subscription price
II per year January No commences tho volume SUB
.cnQtions Of both works received By
~ MARK II NEWMAN 4 co. 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

SELECT SCHOOL for Young Ladies' and Misses
ill he op-ued 90 Monday. 18th list 81 u Third ct
80 s4cond avenue MISS NJ 4. ALLERTON,
prfn Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
VIEWS OF ASTRONOMY,

nUBLlsHED THIS MoRNlNG-Sevsn Lectures, dc.
vered before the Mercaatle Library Association OF
New York. BY J NichoL, LID Professor Of hs'ion'
my IN the University OF glasgow. Price p cents
- HREEI.EY 4 McELRATh. Tribune BuildInzs
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COMuUNION .ERYICE.-

u nue to tacture the usual variety VI arele u
Coo,nanioa Service consisting hssons tsnksrds COB
ct or ehsce. Plates and bsPtsmai bowls also eollec.
--th hlrh n-sred Tor sale ~
wholesale and retail a. thu lowest prices Apply 70
LUCluS HART, late BosrGmaa 4 Hart,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

a SELECT SCHOOL for Young Ladies' and Misses
A0ill he opened Monday, 18TH list st ~ Ihifdit
near second avenue. MISS NJ T. ALLERTOS,
No ~ fnnolPa-.
DKIyATE LE--ONs.-A lady Of much experience
n eschiug Who !, qushet 70 teach the piano snd
singing with Lstn Greek aud French sod common Ens'
.h br.nches Eould be happy 70 give lessons TO ladies'
and ehdrsa their residences and II she could procure
ples.ant hume would be be willing TO give lesson. Ia
eieh.ngs for H. She has sister who understand music
md Is qualified 20 take the situation OF zoyensss AddTess
K n. ~ Greenwich at ms eod<w
,ilD RAKEK--FOR sALE-An od-ssisblished BaA-
.ry with stock and hrt.rss working over THOUSAND
bsrrsss year and having good rue oi business ror
particulars apply Al 6si Fulton ~ BIooklyn no W.
I,OR sALE-The GOOD will, stock aud fixtures Of
stationery store IN the upper part Of the city 10 when
circulating library attached The location s good and
n Ss..ao.,t nj ~
SNJGs, WIGS. WIGs.-Ths largest, the cheap
w and the be, assortment Of Wis ns wki 'eaps
sod toupees are 10 BE- found ~ K. MEDHI hSIsi pro
fe.sona hsir-cutsr aud vi m1set, u Maiden lane cor
usr Of Nassau-.t mo wv
uyDKOPATHY.-D Dr. TRAIL apphes the Wster-
III Cure - both acute sud chronic dissases Ordinary
fever. are cured By this system 10 Two or three days a
ssvatse cases ship fever have been repeatedly cured
10 his hands 10 week Pstiens with cnfonic com
plants are received At the establishment, - Lalsht
gbf lm'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

| Ur Townsend's oarsapaniia IS a sOVeT"Igi and speedy cure for inc'Pient Consumption Barrenness, Leucorrhdea. or Whites, oOsruc' ed or difficult MenstruatiOn, inconiinence o Urine. or involuntary dlscnarge thereof, and fol the general prostr"tion ot the system-no maj fer whe, ,her the result of an inherent cause "I causes. prouuced by irregularlty sickness or ac cdrnt. .
 GT Nothing can be more surprising that t> inv,gorating effects on tine human frame. Pe' it. at once become robust and full of energy u'. der its influence It immediately v cOunteracts the nerve,essness of the female frame, whcl is the great cause of barrenness. It wilI no, be expected Ot us. Tn cases o'
 dplicatea nature to exhihn certificates hc
 performed; but we cansa ssur' the am,cte" ''a hundreds of cases have ht en rep"ried to us. Several cases where families have been wilom ch,LIyrn. after using a few bottles of this in valuable medicine, have been blest with health, offsprngr u.,s aa,r,;sd 1.a;..
 This Ex,rac, of Sarsapar'lla has ben eA presslv prepared in reference to female com nlain,s. E. female wh" has reason to suppos ihal she is approaching thai critical petiml .,bs ,urn oI life, should negltcit0 lake it, as il ;s certain preventive for any of the numerous an h,rrjhle diseases to which females are su'~ rct nj this time of life. This period may b. delayed for several years by using this med c;ns Nor is i, less valuable for 'h"se who ar, spnroaching wumanhnod, as it Is calculated h ussis, nature hy quicke ming the blood and in v;oora,;no inc sysem Indeed, Ihis edirine !. ;nva,uabie for all of the delicate discas t' which women are subject.
 |, braces the whole system. renews pprmn nentlv the natural energies. by removing m ;mnuri,ies of the budy-nol so tar stimula tin inc svs,e m as to produce subsequent reiax ,;on. which is the case with medicines taken to female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
DR. row NHEND'S SARSAPARiLLA


 THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDI
 CINE IN THE WORLD:
 This ExIgacIis put up inQuart Bottles. ni six times cheaper, plea sanIeT. and waTran anled superior Io any sold. lt cures disease without vomiting, purging sickehing, OA deblllia'lnR the patient. .... ...
 GREAT sPRIN7 AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
 The great EeaMiy and superiority Ui this Sar Sapa rllIa over other medicine, is, whilstt eradi caIpS dIsease, itInvig"Fatee fhe body U IS one oI the very hest SpTing and Summer Medicines ever know n. It HoI only purities the whole sya- fem and strerothen, the person, but iI creates ne W. rich and pure bhDOd--a power possessed hv no other medicine. And in this lies the orond secret of it's wonderful success. It has neriarnIed, within the past two years, more than 35, GOO cures Ot severe eases Ot dlsease- at least 5000 ot these were considered Imcura. hle. More than
 3.OnO cases of Chronic Rheumatism
 2,OOO cases uf DyspepSia
 400 eases of General Debility and Want of @ooo eases of the different Female Com. 2OOO cases ol crofula
 l,5OO cases of the Liver Complain'; $500 cases of Disease of the Kidneys and
 DrOpsy:
 5000 eases Of Consunption;
 and thousands "f eases oi D'seaSe or the Blood. viz: Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rhenm, PimpIes on the Face, &c. &c; together with nnmcrous cases of Sick. Headache, Pain in the Side and Chest, Spinal Affections. &c. &c: This, we are aware. must appear Imcrt dible but we have letters from physIcIans and our agents from all parts Of the Unlted o's,es; m forming us of extraordinary cures. R van Baskirk, one of the most respectable dr,lgeiste | in Newark. New Jersey informs us that he can rerer to more than l5O cases ID that place aIone. There are thousa nds of cases in the city ot York, which we refer to with pleasure, ano 10 = r. is fho host medicine for the prevention of disease known. It undoubt edlv saved the lives of more than 5000 Children the past season! as it removed the cause of disease, and pre- pared them for the summer season. ~Cantaju G w. Mclean, member of the Le' gisIature, and late of the United States Navy, l has kindly sent us the following certincate. II ! 'e'' ''' o"' RAILWAY, June 25, ls47. since. was,aken with ,he Influenza and nv whole system ef, in debIlitaied state. i was induced to try Dr. Townsend's Sarsapa, rilla. and after taking two or three bottles was very much relieved, and attribute II en, tirelv to ihe said Sarsa paria. have continued tnkino j,. and find tha, improve every day believe that it saved my life and would not be without it under any consideration: G '. MCLEAN. Scro(uLa cured. This certificate conclusively proves that this Sa rsa parlla has perfect cohif'i,vef tne hi"s' obstinate diseases oi the blood. Tsree persons cured in one house is unprecedented.
 Three Children.
 Dr Townsend-DearS Sir: nave the p'easnre to inform you that two of nv children have been .ured of ,he Scrofnla by the use of your excel lent medicine. They were afflicted very se yerelv with bad sores. Have only taken four bwtles. 1t took them away, for which feel myself under deep obligation.
 1ou'' JS.aAc W GRAIN,
 N. York, March 47. l5O, Wooster st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
q. B. & ". HALL,

"OULD respectfully inform ,he inhab;' an Is w ot Kent and its vicinity, that they have made arran gmenls to keep cons anilp on ha' d a general as assorfment ot Ready Made Coh,ng; consisting of ev. ry ga, men, necessary to clothe Man; also all kinds of Chidrens Cl"thes, together with a general assortment of Trim mings which they can sell as cheap as can be bought elsew here.
 They would give notice also that tlcy have the Agency ot G, C. SCOTT'S American Re- port of Fashi"ns fiom New York city, which they can dispose otto Taiors in ,he adionng g towns the same as ,ley can be purchased n American Report of Fnshi"ns. ran. hy addrese- ing a letter to G. B. & T. HALL, Kent Plains, have them sent any where in"r cut ot the stn. q hy mail, aud are prepared tocu, and make all kinds ot Garn" nts in he lire of brs,neas, at shar notice and in the best possible manner, 21- All orders promptly attended to.
 R & T HALL. Kent Plains. Conn.,, April ls46. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
GENIN, HA TIER
 2l4
BROADWAY .NEW YORK

BROAD WAY NEW YORK. THE three great essentials. ELEGANCE, \ EXCELLENCE and ECONOMY. are the points arrived al by the proprietor If this est; blis ment. The fellow tug puices have been fixed upon for his best style goods. First quality BEAVER HATS. $4 50 Second do do do 50 Fiji st do MOLE KIN do UO Second do do 10 3OO rHsi do CLOTH CAPS, 5U Second do do do % Ocs-A super b stock of ofCHILDREN'SFANC C NCY tlAIS. of the most elegant materials ahd beautiful pat!ers; constantly Ter sale
 GENlN, 2ll, Broadway. 8G-Aulhor of the Illustrated II story of the lat.
 New York. May ls lS4s 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
kV VsHL BE E "A MlLI co Nj P A N o N

OK Lectures on Causes, Prevention and O Cure of Consumption, Asthma. Disc as' $
 | the Heart, and all F-ma,e Diseases. 2at naers, 2s rngtavings Paper so cts bound 73 cts. Mail to any Part-p' stage g I-2 cts.
 Shoulder ii,ar-s and Chest ENpante,s. S2 !, Mail t" an, parl 50 cts postage, lnhaln z Tubes, Sil rr. $3, b, maIl letter postage. Ab. 'iominal SuppoTirrs, perfect. Ss |" $ln. fur-all Rup,urcs. Falling of the Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
 vrrywhere. For Braces ur Supporters. UT Rupture supporters, give height tr"m head To foot, aud circumie,e ence n: persnn next ihe sur. Iach, just above Ihe hips. II Rupture, men ton which side. Agents wanted for ihe sale of the above gonds Address Dr. s, g. Eli CU, TOT Ernadwsy. New York, post paid.
 April 2l. lS4S 50 ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
SPRAYED

TROM the subscriber on or about the II lOh of hiay, two red yeariing Steers; uo all tirlal mark. Whoever will return said Steers. or give information where they can be found shall be reasonably re wardrd.
 FREDERICK FRISRlE. Milton Socir,y, July 6, lS4o. 3ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
To Book Agents, THE MEXICAN WAR.


 THE Subscriber has in press and will shortly publish, d History of the Mex> ican War;" comp is'ng a com piete His tory of all the operations ofihe American Army in Mexico: With sketches and an ecdoles of the most disl ingushed officers in the R. gular Army and :he Volunteer Force. By John Frost Esq. Illustrated with numerous Engravings.
 A number of rnierprising and efficient men. of good character, are offered pro ftahle employment as Agents, in circu- latiag he above Work
 For TerlnS, and all other information applicants will please call on :he subscri> her or address by mail, Post paid.
 Fl. MAN FIELD Book Publisher 34 York S, News Haven
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
A. & ]. DAYTON,
 MANUFACTURERS oT SE11APHINs AND 11ELODRONs.
 m W {

MANUFACTURERS oF sEleAPHINs AND MELODnONs.
 W ~ HEIR Instruments are made upon principles ehtitely new, and pfodNre richness Of tone hitherto unatta ined tn reed Instruments. They are admirably adapted to
 SACRED MUSIC. .< WALTZES, MARCHES. &c.. are pef.~ formed with equal facility. These lnsru> n,entS will keep in tune longer than a most any other insirumeni-an and as the experi& menl of using them for an accompa nimenf to Church Choirs having been fairly tried, by many Churches in New England and elsewhere, the subscribers feel entire comics dence in recommending :hem as a durable a nd efficient instrument. Societies or in- dividuals who are desirouS of 'htaining supe for ins rumeni for the CHURCH 1T PARLOR, will find il f,r their interest 10 call and examine them, as they cannot fail lo please all l"v.Is of
 GOOD MUSIC.
 Prices vary fiem $30 to $3CO.
 Gy Piano Fnrtes, Parlor Organs, Sera- phins and Acc, rdeons tuned and n paired in the best manner.
 A. & J. DAYTON. Wolcottyille, June lsl l846. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
To Blacksmiths.

TTyHE subscriber offers tor sale. or let, the
 BLACKSMITH SHOP and lot. lately occupied by P. R. Jarvis, in the centre nf the village oi New Mi t.rd. An excellent stand where good Blacksmith will 6nd constant employment -
 New Milford, July slh ls4s ulo
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
"Verhu,n sat Sapi-
 ente v

WHEREAS, | have on my books ..,nr $ti ar $7DD which remain unsettled and as il is necessary for me to pay ,ny dtbrs, hereby rsqurst all these whose acc"usts have h.sn of more than SIX m, lihs standing. snd all those sh" have,"n, settled nP-tas isi7 to ..ali r-i,nmediatrly 20 and fsj-tork over ihr DOE' as deiays are dAngeraus, and LAW. FRS ,Dleate. Ne Mistake this tune. ana last ,all s4.y 1 s.ses a
 Et+ I.have an hand .Pnrk by the pourd or t.arsel. Bard md lIims. uf tie first lualiy = Af@n1f Sure Sharp lnr sale, t,s gnnd tnnditi- o., S. D: WHEELER, Aeent,
 Li'chseld. Feh 3, ls4s !. q sl.,,. ,'' . ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass.
 HUMAN GDWlLES.
 137 Chapel St.
 OFFERS FOR SALE. OS OOn LBS. BeEville White Ae1s VOO Lead
 5000 lbs A,lan,,c do do IS bbls Spirits ''urpen,ine - 1000 gals sperm Oil 1900 Whale co :. 100 {" Lard O,l, 1900 do Linseed do 5D hbis Spanish White, 10 do Paris do 100 lb> Red Le,,d. 800 do Ii,hai ge I5OO " Venetian Red. 5000 do Spanish l Brown
 5000 {" French Yellow, 1000 do Patent Black
 1 25 bbls Lamp Black, 3OOO lbs Sal Am mOniac
 l5 Glue, 1000 lbs Madder 200 Dye Woods. Sdo Alum, l2 do Cop peras 25O lbs Prusin.e Potash. 100 do Lac Dye 100 Verdiaris in halls, 100 do Cudhear lUO " NnlgaIls, 800 do Sugar Lead
 75 dozen Paint Brushes, 70 gross c. H. Pencils ....
 500 boxes American Glass
 lOD French do, 100 do English do
 l2 jars Carb Ammonia, 25 oz Saiicine
 10 bbis Gum Camphor. LOO lbs Cream
 50 oz Sulph Quining, 20 do Morphine
 case Gum Opium
 5 bhls EpAom Salts, siO Sulphur
 6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
 ic Acid
 2raSes Rhubarb, bale India Senna
 5 bhls Alex Senna, 100 lbs Nercnrials
 5 Ibsiodine. 5 Go tIydriodate Pottasium
 Liqnorice Root, 300 do do Extracts 200 '" Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amcia
 do 200 l" Oxalic Acid. | cask Chloride Lime 5OO " Saleratus. 1000 60 Polashes
 5O carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace 6OO lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bhls powdered
 Pam Stone ........ r 4OO lbs Borax, 5OO do Turkey Lumber l5O " Chrome Green, l5O do do Yellow sOOO .: Mineral Green. 4nO do Asphaltum When the subscriber first established thus store. 1t was deemed an experiment., and himse't as well as mary Ot his fri'nGs. en- tcrtained strong dou hts whether such an eS- could be sustained. But the success which has attended his efforts, has clea,ly proved, that people will buy their goods where they can find Fresh Stock Of | SUPERIOR QUALITY, and at LOa PRICES. -..... ..~........... In short, success has attended his efforts 1 10 supply the peuple wi:h good aud cheap | ar,icles, to such an ext nt. (nOtwiths'an nd'ns | n,biued opp.sition,) that he has been un> | der the necessity Of greatly ealatging his business, beyond anything by him antici> pa,ed. The subscriber is now in the daily receip, offresh DRUGS and MEDICINES, d nd ali other articles in his line, purchased at ,he very lowest market raieA. and will be sold at cor, e>ponding low prices. for cash or approved credit. Purchasers are requested to call and ex> | anime his stock. before purchasing else 1 where. IS his banner iS again cnfn,led 10 ,he breeze, On which is inscfibsd LIVING PROFITS, only. -. e,53- 3-r-u.
 l.. COWLES. New Haven. Maylst tf-52
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

~ROCERIES.-Fresh Burnt Coffee '" ground and unsround; Black an" Green Teas; Crushed. Pulverized, Hec''h' ed an! Brown Sugars; Pure ground Cha min, Pepper, Alspics. Mustard Fa's'ns Nusmegs. No. 1 S,arch, Indigo, &c. &c' io'
 sale by .t# C. AOAMo |" So
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
heavnaaHtisalH. |.

This SarsapariIla is used with he most pc
 nccess in Rheumatic complaints, howeve
 eye or chronic. The asi"nisniny cures it hal ertor,ned re indeed wonderful, Other rrme dies sometimes g,ve temporary relief: his en irelv eradica,es il from ihe system. even when ,he limbs aud bones gre dreadlully swollen.
 RT Hear MT. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and most respectable lnwyersin Hartford. Ct The following is an extract sf aletter received rom him:
 Dr Townsend-I have used one bottle of vou' Sarsapa and find tt is excellent in iis effects uDan chronic rheumatic pain to which am snhiect. from an lniury lcasiOned several years aooin public stage Please send me two h"'. ties to the care of D, Seymour, l have con we rsed with TWO os our principal physicians, and recommend your Sarsapar'la ,,,v
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Hartford, March 18th. ls45.
PILES. PILES. PILES.

PILES, PILES. PILES.
 Dr Townsend's Sarsnparila is no less enc cessf, in curing ,hisdis,ressing complaint, thar for diseases of the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma ism. and Nervous Debility.
 Principal Office, l26. Fulton street. New York. For sale ny the principal Druggists throughout the Unite States, West Indies ano Canada
 Nnne genuine unless put up insqnare bottles which contain a quart, and signed with thu writer signature "f s P TOWNSEND, and his name blown in the glass,
 Ny- For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. ield and byTerry and Porter. Plymouth
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Strayed

ERoM the subsc riber in Middletown. on II Thursday. Jul! 6ih. Bay Horse; black mane and tail. some white ha,rs on his back, caused ny the harness sm 'li star in his fore head. and small hife spot on his nnse. is eleven years old. and has slight touch "f the heaves. Whoever will return said horse or give information where he may be tound, wlll be liberaily wardsd.
 ,ASAHEL SAVAGE.
 Sheffield Mass. July l7th, ls4s. 70 3w DLATN Muslin ULaines, Printed Mnslins L Linen and French Ginghsms. English s'd American Calicces, Paper Hangings and Win dow Curtains. just receive q by .., c, ADAMS & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
Strayed

THROM the subsc, ibrr in sharon. Ellsworth \ Society, abnat the 10th of May last. a red iwa year old Heif.r; naked with slit inthe right and crop off the ieit ear. and had on when she went away, poke destitute oi a sH0Tds r3 A Yts,Sa g 95 Ns ast
 Whoever will give information where sl.s may be found, shsll be generously rewarded, N sf.3 e@ss'sN'f JACOB NEWPORT 1
 Cornwall Bridge, July 18th, lSls. ,al0 2a~