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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

What you do know, know thoroughly.
There are few instances in modern times OF
rise equal to that Of Sir Edward Sugden.
After one Of the Weymouth elections, was
shut up with him in carriage for twenty.
four hours. ! ven;ured to ask him what
was the secret Of his success. His answer
was, 81 resolved, when beginning to read
law, to make everything / acquired perfect
ly my own, and never to go to a second
thing till had entirely accomplished the
first. Many Of my competitors read as much
in a day as | read in week; but, at the
end of twelve months, my knowledge was
as fresh as on the day it was acquired, while
theirs had glided away from their recollec.
ton. memoirs Of Sir T. +. Buxton.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24
God. Unixer.e and ,he Poor Man,- n .me,

First, would ask you just to contem-
plate for moment in your minds the out
ward universe, so orderly, so beautiful so
richly replenished and adorned; the fields
decked with flowers, as well as laden with
fruits, the heavens glittering with countless
stars. Remember how these things are
spoken Of in scripture. Consider the Ill.
les Of the field how they grow and can
you doubt that much more would God have
done for man, the noblest OF his creatures
here below, fed, clothed, and lodged in
comfort, to his own satisfaction, and to the
glory Of his Maker! Next, reflect what
serious obstacles are presented by such pow
erty az speak Of, to the growth Of almost
every Christian grace. Let us leave the
fields and flowers, the fresh air and pleasant
skies, and let US enter some close tenement,
some narrow lodging, perhaps a single
chamber for whole family, dark, dirty,
noisonle, pestilential, the occupiers in rags,
and faint for want Of food. | stay not TO
observe that the bird fares better in its nest.
the bee in its hive; instead Of contrasting
mankind with the brute creation, | ask you
to contrast this picture with the portrait Of
Christian, as set before you in Gods
word. ask you whether the beauties Of
the Christian character are likely to -four
ish in uch an atmosphere as this? Will
man take no thought for the morrow who
has no means of making provision for to-
morow's meal? Is cheerfulness or Joyful
ness e,sy Of attainment under the pressure
of cold and hunger! Can modesty bloom
where common decency is impracticable?--
Rep. C. Girtllesione.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24
Egypt.
'Dinanzi me non fur oose create,
sc non etene, ed 10 sterno duro. '-DANrR.

'Dinanu a me non tur CoSe create,
sc non eteme, ed 10 sterno duro.'-DANrR
Onthe deep rockof Ages have set
My everlasting Pyramid, and look round
From its great throne on oceans without
bound;
Time sboreless, shifting sands, and realms as
yet
Growing to being. OF all here who met
Persian, Greek, Roman, Arab-who hath
stood?
All, all have dnfted onward by my base,
And here hold amidst their surge my placel
Before me things were not, or such as could
Endure like me, eternal. The broad Nile,
Young as theday itleaped to life, and made
Life wheresoe er itmoyed the godlike sky,
book unfathomable--the plle
Of mountairl-walls around-these shall not
T fade,
They were--and are-and shall bel--So shall 4,
Chambsrs' Journal.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

An inkeeper observed a postlliOn "
only one spur, and inquired the reasOr.-
why, what would be the Use Of anotks-
said the position; If one side Of the ho,z
goes the other cannot stand still.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

Mr.. PoPham, in the course Of lsc,ug
on Astronomy, speaking Of space, sad, r,s
centre OF which is everywhere. and is cir
conference nowhere
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

MES.-Truly, the shadows are long, and
their evening sun lies coldly upon the sar.h,
still, their shadows all point towards morn
ing.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

Leaning in heads, and French wine IN
bottles, becomes soon Of little value unlzs
both are filled up to the cork.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24
War.

The operations of genuine war may bear
a triumphant aspect but that is only the
lair disguise with which men cover the
gravest and saddest Of human intentions,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

The GIFrED.-His soul is the retra Of
the universe.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

The dad are the fallen columns Of the
worlds tsn,ple-shs living are the upstand-
ing.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

A man of greater power than his age, is
an anticipated century. eA ssll
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24
The Paradise OF Tear
BY W. C. BRYANT.

From The German Of " Mill,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24

There is old English belief that when SICK person
Is about 20 depart, chorus OF Robin RedbresSts raise
their plaintlye songs near tie house of death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09

A'Nh FOX MARCH,.
\, tse tiHo has aiu9sl every cal.af.. : plan.
ior uhe sss n sh uI %. ustIfel ~ hen all tis sfrrgn
mcnis should has, bern ran Iced va o,det that hrrr
may he 40 hpdfaugs asanHana Co interrupt In IN
vigorous prosecution ul a tfn oY,atals urzaall
,udeaeor Az q itnU,y WI lt all wh4g Abaud c,au
precedence dedog tho fnseai maolb. Bot before we
hal'e ctr taulrla}u I'll The things 10 be d4ne we.
ayuh he permitted u ai.I#4.si a. t.a, sY-.eal. arf,r
aufrestiarr u a',.ls.. my 1a U Iu sils.l I4.rll,
lp.e1 ba#se s.t.nd #ls Is lHl.rtIlrr #flHl plar.
uay b. llf s4.u,I a. a#aa tt as bali vaI, In lam
iHl Is never ID ar t',raf - IT rauo', ed Ioa-4p O,
pll1,mtaf. - LM.r s#.li4 uallr....s L.. raIi..t
Iupre than Hr eau property attend IT, as e1rft aeIa s.
cultivated tsHs ntr-Ius ##ltr tJb. draw H4= ANON.
h, profits N.la. a4f II5a a..si l.Irrf4as ners,ii,
s.llt a1use .uy u.r 10 iH ll44e acres IN eafa Than lie
ca4 Ha8aIe we'll uuis Ia. s#lls .'..al1 IN a SAT-, at
sech tetfHat lis 8, justly LIZ a.,l of productive ,r,l
Cols, belaa crop u4t f,Iarf- much Labor AMI sr,al
sraef ofs n t,u IT, pill. should r,vrr extensive.
Us irsumerahrn vth.at ae ealrulltna hszf aaIc q~
to results Ilr ambition al having many Ia. acre.
covered uthi' without u8e should have tie Ability II.
dptsse 18th ID luruHs Ia i..a rtup a4d iensn4 IL uinr
words Is faat hna I'd ala.aa uht.l. Ial.s ,sralii3.
lloa. tsraof I'LL, io p #eaat NJ add, T., lI, al,..t,, a,
lbc aIuru' u-si whist nInst Centrally I18s4l, il
lluptfef.t tHHal a- tlc s.l
Ntthd ur.uraa.t4re zst|sgls ,,, .t II I5, ALTON
q q t9a hat s.l.4lJ ."4.ae
pN r1rlr,pNt
- -
,e'a- d ~ '|5.i. y "' "'d IL 10 e III a-H
O''e' ha91 '' '''' 80 aSa' ''"' a'9 iti4l'IA '
49,. ',.., o.,S '. igim 94e VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09
FAMILY RESIDENCE
Sy.sG;E .sEsa.s.g'OE.NE.v'T.

.aztzas $3.50
,E,lIE subscribers respectfully Inform tie Public that they
will hereafter th,t line 81 Stages between Charo,ts'
vile Sc'ttsvcas follows, Vz They will leave Scos'le
TUESDAY, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock \ NJ,
and reach charlottesville dinner. They will leave Char,
lottcsvillc Monday Wednesday and Friday at SA NJ,
and reach Scottsyillc by dinner.
Every arrangement has been made insure the comfort
and accommodation uI passengers.
We vii, alsp keea INSTANTLY on hand, and for ire
TT GGlES HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,
on the most liberal terms
TYLER s LITTLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09


Y Cal law AMI lhaua.ry ion the county Of Amherst
,1u Monday. The, b. ia, af January, Is Is.
Charlie. A. Penn surviving executor John Penn, dec d.,
IN hi, o,n rgh and Mary his vile, and James =. ole
Betty Naue In VII admins and administrators
ii Daniel =. Coleman, decd, plaintiffs,
n raiAst
Edward NJ POM p,ula, lI,rrisnn Caroline Harrison,
lb,rI larrs,o Richard + Rtckrr and sophia his wiz,
the husband OF Amanda. formerly Amanda
e anl aid Naand, and her four lrrn Rodent Pom
aud 1, al. r,,o psaa William II Harris and Ii.
VII n ,m Mitchell and lcy his vic, Charles b. Penn
aud l.Ilz bch Ice culcn OF Joseph Penn docd who
brother OF the tesaior George N-.h"her II Ch1,eh
So, I,,I ,,l,, d,uoltcr II the said Joseph Penn
1.l wilma, f.1s,,nl. and Polly his vic, WHO was
l5s,,r ,l b, ,i I, MI, penn decd .e,ys Bowling ard
Frame. ANN hi, VII y no is a ,ius tt and only r,lyng
.IIl >. NJ p,fn de-, a v no WIS a son Of the salI
I,,.4, Penn, J.l tn. r.,ge.,l,avesaI Nancy Shields
l4..i ...r,l f,r fn wit the above n4mcl tp.r
all,., nl \n,i5 r. representing y inm Lee, SON
tir-4i N,nr, and IN aid cvi, Bowling. and France
Ann his viii, aud tbS4l p,ulu Harrison. X chaId =.
t, C,Iinr HARRISON Richard F. fucker and N.ie The
9,Ia Flslcs. Paalal Richard p, Caroline and Sophia
being children OF $ b Harrison, dec daughter OF sad
Nancy Ne. tin representative >ljy Ddlard, decd,
sister the .,i4r t5at Elizabeth Moore John hdlafd,
Francis Diar Henry Terry and Martha his wife, George
Dlanl aud the above named William Mitchell and Lucy
hs.t. the said Iz beth John Francis Martha, George
and i,, baia h fe1 the said sally the sentative
of Elizabeth 3l.arl dsed, wit: JonJ llIatd, son
nj r~uI Elizabeth EDWIN W ats. Robert VI. Jennings and
Anu Maria is Ulla, and Ez bcth Stples an infant daugh
tt II,1, eth >.alcs dee d. " hch said Edwin and Maria
asli /. zlbcth dec d. w,rc the children OF Eliza Watts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09
MsCor;.le - siinps0n,
/. roc j. II = \ y ID G. y y IL \ T.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

MsCori.ie - simpson,
{. u o. j. II = ID & y 4 II l.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
,iG theirst, attention 10 all Goods aud Produce
FOR SALE or SHIPMENT.
The, have in stoc and -nos general and well selected
sIoek u
xr0reriCs
thf 8nr 30 the pabe their patrons fair prices
rsv.izllna ~ part OF tie following
10 has RIO. i.agnyfa, Lava and Naneaiho Coltc,
> hhIs y orleans. ~. CroiN aud L X sugar.
l. do and bbls. Msaz-es, pat extra Iality,
10 Ibis Tanners Oh, in fine order,
, do large No AIeeherel,
II kits W ! do
81 Has,. TalaY, and A1amaniue candles,
L. sack Liverpool salt,
- small do Table salt,
1aoan lbs Bacon siles, prime article,
1o9 key, Nlls aal spike,
800 lbs NJ. Bli.tefcd Sieel,
io53 10 Cat Ste1s
1Jaa do round and slHafe hon,
i31s Mountain bar Iron,
5e1 bs Hoop lion,
Iuaa let Safety J asf,
- nesi. " ord " are.
! b5<c. Pine Apple Cheese,
- hIsh,t, ~s,ert I'll
81 bushpIs Glover seed.
do 1nnoh, Seel,
51h1 lhs I.rvrt y hite Lead,
- lbs Candle W.,
ALSO
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
OF THEIR a~S aANCFAcftRE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09

The Defendants, James Vaughan and Clement Townsena'
having entered their app and given security az
r8lu. to the Ac oil Assembly aud the Rules of tins 'ou'
and appearing the -a, faction Of the Court that they A.
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered '
the said Defendants do appear here, the fourth Mou
in April next aud tho bill Of the Plaintiffs, ana ''
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some ne"p'
vc} and posted the front door Of the Courthouse oil '"''
County \ Copy-Iestc
Feb lO-w2m JNO. Il. STEPrOE, {. b. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09
w ~ n G. II a. "
NiRGINIA


7 Court held fl Bedford County, at the Courthouse
a on MONDAY. tie 18th day of January, lSlS -.
Gusavus y Wlngfeld and James I. Jolnson admnls"''
tors O! Barnabas Edison, decd, PIaih'ins'
AGuNST
Thomas Sbaunon James Nsug han Clement Townsend anu
William 'Tcrry Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-09

~ STORE,
GOO YARDS fIaN aud Tow Linens. which wc
S5ltV would like 10 sell.
Fob Els LACY & GARLAND
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08
N. York, March Al. $50. Wooster st.
Is..ous Female Med. ciase.


| D. Fuwnsend's Sarsaparlla 10 sovereign
| and sneedv cure for incipient Consumption
R.ryenmess. Leucorrhoaa. or WI ites, obstruct'
| ed or difficult Menstruation, incon'inence Of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and fo'
the general prostratlon 9! the syseImo mn" y,
ca sses, produced by rregularlty.sickness or &C.
S'I ~. Nothinp can he more surprising that. i,s
4invfrorating effects on the human frame. TeS
sons. an weakness and lasritlde, from takini
il, at once become rnas, an9 NV. ~ w..
the neyyelessnesa Of the female frame, which
;s The grea, cause of barrcnness.
II will not be evpocted OF us, in cases o.
deIicatea nature TO exhibit cerfihcatespc
performed; hut we can assure the am,cteo ."af
hundreds OF cases have been reported TO us. :
Sawsrsi eases where families have been without
children. after using few hotties Of this in
vainabie medicine, have been bles, with healthy
o"'p''"E ro Mother. and Married Ladies.
This Extract Of Sarsaparllla has ben ex
nresslv nrr pared in reference I" female com
nia;nis. E,.felnale who has reason 10 suppose
thaI she IL approaching that critical .pe,ind,
sthe ,mrn ~ fife. should neglecit take u, ne u
;s = certnin preventive for any OF the numerous
an !, horrible disc asses 20 which females are sub.
ec, al shis time Of life. This period NAV be
delayed fog several ey Ssh hasa wbo e a,s
snnroachinr womanhnod, asit is calculated TO
.sss,' nature Nv unickening the blood and in
MIGRATING the system. Indeed, ms mediciac' 10
;nvnmnhie for all OF the delicate diseases to
which women are subject. -
I, braces the whole system, rcnews .perma
nan,iv the natural energies, BY renewing tbs
impurities Of the body--noi solar stimulating
ti,@ system 40 10 produce Subsequent reiaxa.
s;nn vuh;ch q the case with mediclnestaken to-
semale weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08

At CHESHIRE. Stages from Waterbury
direct connect with the up and down merning
Trains at Q 10 A. NJ Returning from the up
and down Evening Trainsa. 4 40 p. M.
Also. from Litchicld. Wolcntville and Wa
ferbury with the Down Train at 10 SIS A. M
Returning upon the arrival OF the Up Train al
l35 P. M.
At PLy4IvVILLE, Stages from Plymosth
Bristol and Farming,o on connect with the
morning Train for New Haven al 40 A. NJ
Returning at about S 10 p. NJ
Also. from Litchield, Winstead. New Hart
ford. CoiiinsviIie and Untonvilfe to coRnect
with the 10 30A. M. Train to New Haven. Re.
farming upon the arrival Of the Train at about
2P. NJ. f.
HENRY FARNAM. +
Sup erintendent
INeU Hauen. May, 90. lsAs. H-2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08
"Verbum sat Sapi.
ente !"

WHEREAS, ] have on my books
some 90 or 300 which remsin unsettled and
as il is necessary for ma to pay nv debts.
hereby request all those whose accounts have
been Of more than SIX mouths standing. and
all those who have not settled mp for l647 IN
call O. Immediately 90 and 0J-tOrk 0vey he
DOE a. DELAYS are dangerous. and Law.
Frs plenty. No Mistake this time, ana las,
call .,a
Or / have on hand Pork by the pourd or
Also II Store Sheep for sale, IN good cOnditi-
on 8. D. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchield. Feb. 3. 1S4S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08
Rhe.splanatisBrl.

This Sarsaparilla Is used with the most PEI
rae, mccess in Rheumatic complaints, howeve
..s ere on chrome The astonishing cures i has
erformed are indeed wonderful Olher rene
;,rsly cradle ten /, from the system, even VIXEN
,he E,nhs and bones are dreadfully swollen,
~ Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one OF the oldest
and mos, respectable lawversin Hartford. O.
The foIIowing 10 an ex,rac' # aletler received
IN, T"wnsend- have used one bottle Of your
says.narilia and find il 10 excellent ini,s effects
nam chronic rheumatic pain 70 which am
subject, from an injury o, cnsioned several years
a",, in public stage Please esnd me two h't-
Hes 10 the care az ~ Sevrn"ur I have con;
ycrsed with two d ourpri ,cipa, phys'cNns, ana
fecon"s" '' SETH TERRY
\ x,...s..a Sa.,.t so,h Haas
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

.TNvHE subscriber offers for sale the shop and
Il buildinge connected herewith, situated On
IA oil q mile east oil Plymouth Hollow, now ec-
cup,ed by G. H. N. BRADLEY. There -
q run OF stone in good order o" the premiees
for grinding plaster or salt. Also casting
sh0p, the water privilege is one al the first Or
der, and the race ways are in excellent condi
ton.
There IL one half an acre OF land lying in con.
nection with the buildings which will be sold
with tile shops. Terms Of pawn mi made easy.
For farther particulars enquire Of Samuel p.
Whiting Of Plymouth. OF the subscriber
BENJAMIN SMITH.
na~As, Anril19 l040 80 3w
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hooE AND PERlOnicAL AGENCY.
THE undesslRned having esiahlished him,
selfas Book aEenlin the great Literary
slart 81 tue URion-New Yrrk-rsspectfnllr
= aders hissersireslo the iAhabiiants az Itch.
hell, aad the public generally. with assurance,
That ali orders committed 90 his care will be
promptly attended 10 and Forwarded per mail
&C a. may be otherwise directed, with the ut
mcsi despatch, Subscriptions received GOT ell
Magazines published in New York. aud most
oithosr issurd from Philadelphia. Boston. SC
The ForeigR Magazines, Blackwood's sc.
furnished VI publishers price,. Alsn. hew [of
DIAL Backs, cheap Publications, Engravings,
Music, sc by whsmsoever prbiished. Most
Of the new Publications. OF The day can be for
wsIded by mail At a very lrifling expense, and
any sum from l2 ls2 rents upwards. can he
sss'ly transmitted through the same medium.
III orders should be addressed
VIM. PATTON,
Graham's Magazine Office. New York.
RkFERENcEs
" W. B a' psl%s1. New York,
H. w. Saltonstall, Meriden, Ct.
s {. s', s s:;:s'; 6, "''''D"ry, Ct
Gen.R. C ,Abernethey ! Wolcotvills
Geo.D. Wadhams. Esq ) Ct.
une 81. 1917
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Hartford, March ie,h, 1915.
pry.FS pTLES. PILES.

Or Towasend's Sarsaparilla is NO less enc
cessf in s,,,riug this distressing complaint, than
fpr Jlssascs OF the Blood. Dysptpsia. kheuma
ism, and Nervous Debility. :,
Fyinrinel Once 126 Fulton street. New
York For sale hy the prineipal Drugoiste
Throughout. the United Slates, West Indies and
Canada,g
None genuine uplessput up insqnssre bottles .e e
written signature Il sPTOWNSEND, and his
name hlNWn ia the glass
| " For sale at the Drug Store in Lite Helt
/ nd bs Tesry aud Porter. Plymouth
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To Book Agents,
THE MEXICAN WAR.


THE Subscriber has 10 press and viii
shortly publish, .H,story Of the Mex
lean War;" comprising com oatte MS
tory al allthe operations ofths American
Army in Mexico With sketch's ana an
ecdoies OF the most distinguished ofnceFs
IN the Regular Army and the Volunteer
Force. By John Frost Esq Illustrated
with numerous Engravings.
Anumber OF tnierprisins and efficient
mHn, Of good character, are offered pro.
fitahle employment rs Agents, in ciIcu-
Iatieg the above Work
For Terms, and all other information.
applicants will please call ON The subscri>
her Or address by mail, Pos, paid.
Fl. Manifold.
Book Publishers l34 York s., News
Haven.
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Etna Insurance
Co m p a m y,
HARTFORD. CT.
Capital 100000 D0SlNrs.

tEetAisberty t@increas. the same to Halo
Million Of Dollars,
0FFER toin sure Dwelling. House
.OS,ores. Mills, Manufactures Barns.
Ships and Vessels wilhelm rort .oroni he
stocks, Good and every otherspecies of
insura blcpersona! .property.agai"s'ioss
or demage yfre, AT aslow rates ofpre:
MUM as an similar institutioning good
standing.
GIDEON H. HOLLlSTER, Agent.
Office in the brick building, South
| Litchfeld, Nov. %. lS47. ...r-
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ROCERIEs.-Ffesh Burnt Come
M ground and dnsrnund; Black and
Green Teas !; Crushed. Puiverized, RectiR.
~ and Brown Sugars Pure ground Cha
min, Pepper, Alspice. Mustard. Raisin,
Numegs. No. l Starch, indigo, DC. &c. 70
sale BY G. ADAMS 8 Co.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08
1g1yjElIgN GOODS,

TN lie Pack Il SARAH Sands which lately
L arrived at New York from Europe. had
among her large cargo Of Dress Goods. 10 Ca
of the most beautiful and chaste siyles ~
English Calicos ever exhibited m this country.
\ pSt Of these Calicos were sent direct 10
the
woLCOTTvILLE CASH STORE,
whore they can be seen, admired and bought
700 far Cash.
Also one case Of elegant styles of Parasois
and PaYsaolletts Of the most approved make
Nd pattern; with fringe and without The
above goods densnd the particular attention Of
the Ladica of THE vicinity.
Wolcnttvilie Cash Store,
i4ATHROps & BRADFORD.
Wolcotsville, May !, ls4s. Sc sw
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Officers Of she Company.
DSs'ecEOs'S.
.age,sts ~, SIae COassa0ssssy,

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington.
David C. Sanford. New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
I. Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
VIM NJ Burial, Canaan.
Donald J. Warner, Salisbury.
8. D. Northway, g. Norfolk,
John Dewell,
y Roger II Mills. New Hartford,
George d. Wadhams, Tofringtons
Lewis Smith, Harwin'on,
Elisha johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber, Bethiem.
Leman w. Cutler, Watevtown.
John Alternately, Woodbury., @
David C.. Whittlesy, New Preston,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured
,nn Apply to either efihe Agents, or to the Sec
retary.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. ecresary
L'.chfield. Oct. ]. 1887. iamIy
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08
MEY QSQl0OS.

A e. SMITH has jnsl observation-disclosures New
"A York with ageneral assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. 4 HARD
WIRE,
that he can sell q. unusually low prices: =
please call aud examine before purchasing
lsewhere,
Nav 1918. e. 02
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-08

RAril.Dad Arrangements Commen-
cling May %, l84S.
nN and aitsF Monday, May 2ad, trains vii!
~ leay. daily, Sunda' excepted as follows:
Leave New Haven for Plainvilie at 8 A. NJ.
8, 80 y. NJ. l p. NJ and P, M.
Leave Plainvlle tor New Haven at 8 10 A
M, 10 80 A. M. aud 10 p. M. and S, 80 P.
M.
N-The 6 A. M. Train from New Haven
and the $50 P. M. Train from Plainville will
b. freight T. aims with Passenger Car attach
cd