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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-03
SCIENTIFIC QUARTERLY.

SbIELN IIElN wv AN 4 IINIl
Its character and merits need but little
comment, further than it emanaies from some
of the ablest minds in England and Scotland
and has been before the public more than
twenty years. 1t was the first serial publi-
cation ever commenced, devoted exclusively
to this important subject.
GEORGE COMBE,
The distinguished chronological writer, is its
principal contributor, and virtual conductor.
1t embodies all new discoveries, together
with all of interest which apperiains to Phre-
n~OiOgicai Science.
MAGNETISM
1t also advocates, showing its adaptation to
medical science, to the relief Of human suf-
fering, and to its other various and important
applications.
HUMAN RIGHTS
1t also urges, with great ability and success,
showing the bearings of this science of mind
to Legislation, moral and political govern
ment, as well as to individual self-control.
The first number will be embelIished with
a beautiful portrait of Mr.. CoMBE, and sub
sequent numbers by other distinguished Phre-
biologists. Each number will contain 9G pa
yes, and will be issued quarterly, as soon as
possible after the reception of the proof
sheets. 1t will he a fac-simile of the origin
al copy, and will be furnished at a price
ONE THIRD LESS
Than the cost of the foreign edition; and
will be as follows:
Terms, Invariably in advance;
Single Copy, one year, So 90
Three Copies, |" 8 90
Five Copies, 8 90
Ten Copies, Is 90
Sample Numbers will be furnished to A
gents at cost. All subscribers will com.
mence and close with the volume. To re.
ceive attention, letters and orders must, in al
cases, be postpaid, and directed to
FOWLER g. WELLS,
No. l3l Nassau Street, New York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-03
GEORGE COMBE,

The distinguished chronological writer, is its
principal contributor, and virtual conductor.
1t embodies all new discoveries, together
with all of interest which apperiains to Phre-
nulnyicnl lNcience.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-03
MAGNETISM

1t also advocates, showing its adaptation to
medical science, to the relief of human suf-
fering, and to its other various and important
applications.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
gRDRATla RIEnn,Rrl.


AT Court of Probate holden at Torring,os
W"hln aud Tor the District or ToI rington on
the oh day o. April A, ID 1915,
Present George d. Uodkams, Esq Judge
VNHiS Court doth direct the Administrators
OF the estate OF HOSEA CASE, late oI
TorrIhgtans IN said district deceased. repre-.
sented TO be inSulvenI. TO give notice to all
persons interested in The estate Of said de.
ceased, TO appear, if the. see cause,) before
the Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Pro.
bate Office in said district, on the lst day Of
Nav 1918 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. to be heard
relative to the appointment Of Commissioner.
on said estate, by posting said order of notice
on public sign post in said town Of Torring-
ton nearest the place where the deceased las
DIV elt. and 10y advertising the sane in a news
paper published in Litchfeld County.
Cerliic from Record. ..
GEORGED. WADHAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Woodbury. Academy.

JOHN GRANT, b, ~, PRINCIPAL.
NHE Summer Term will cummenca on
l. aonday, May Ijth, aud continue eleven
weeks.
As Classical aud MATHEMATICAL School the
PRINCIPAL hesltates not % say that the lpsti-
rulIon under his care offers advantages equal
TO those ct any other of similar desiga, In
Inc English department also every facility is
offered winch thorough aud faithful instruc>
ton can afford
This academy is located in one ofthe most
picturesque valleys in New England, and is
soronnden hy Lo,ural scenery Of great VA ieiy
aad SURPRISING beauty lis pIeasantness To-
caatenSt'se ' her with the snperIF advantages
1t ote'>, invites ior it an extensive patronage,
Pupils from abroad can obtain board at reason.
able laies. -
Terms Of Tuition as heretofore, from 500
TO $500 per quarter, Any who desire cart her
lniol na,inn are invited TO address the PrInci-
pal al Mill Brook, Ct, s--r
APRIL 20. ISIS 40 o,~
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
MARRIED..

In This village, on he 23d inst, by the
Rev. DR.. Fuller, Mr.. JoHN' &C, EAToN, of
PIaipv,lle,:o Miss HENK1fzTTA L., daughter
Of Capt. A. P. Human, OF this village.
In hartford, ll!h April: Rev. Andrew
Benton, OF Ohio, 10 Mrs Melissa Cook, late
Maron of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
In Barkhamp>ted. 18th inst, by The Rev.
Mr. Twiss, Mr. " arren A. Rood, of Canaan
and Miss Harriet A. Ferguson, of the form.
er place.
In Brookfeld, Mr. James Peck to Mary E
Garter of Richfield, Ohio:
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

Al Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld
within and for the District Of l.'tchfeld or
the 2Oth day Of April a. d. lslS:
Estate of MEDAD D. BISHOP late o
Lite hfeld deceased. $3.50
NTH E Adminlstia tor repre- sents the Estate
{" >inso!vent, aud Waps the appointment OF
y Commissioners theieun;
VIII ERFUFON, Ordered, That Commission
crs to receive, examine, and dust the claims
Of the crcditrors e said E>ta,@, BE- appoin. ed
at the Probate OGice ia I-i'ctied "n tie ST
day Of May lSlS al 20 '''i"ck Fore con /: And
that all persons iNers IN E%'i Estate may
he notified lhtr, Aas,unis, tator will
carse tni< ord" 10 az .u&lishcd in 4 'ewsnaH
prinled in Ltchfieid CtOlty and post c"!'N
thereof on the Sign Post nearest The lat'
,rs:dence ct said deceased il said t.itchdetd.
a true rspv OF rrc"rd
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Present, Hugh Gelsfon, Esq, yudgp.

Tue I'm nay OF APrn, 1915
Present, Hugh Geisfon, Esq, J.dge.
UPON the petition of Jedediah J Graves, OIL
New Milford sbewincr Q this Court Tho I he is the
Gua rdan of EIizab IL +. Camp, Barnett Camp,
I.avna Camp, Ana Eliza Camp, Edwin Camp,
and William q. Camp, all OF Sherman, minors,
and that lid minors own 8 tenants m &. mmon
the follow; 70 rpai estate, lying in said New
Milford. wiz, Two Undivided ~ d pa rts of
piece of 10 cd containing ninety acres more or
less, IL, n, ed north bv Highway, Ensr by Da.
va Beards heirs land nnl Gideon Camp's land
or Henry { amps '. ID Sou,h BY David Gea, IDS
heirs .,and, Sterling's 'ao and Grant NoNSSop'G
wife's Pand and west bv Nouhr1,'s wie's land,
Gideon Camps lard and Same 3 SsrrRam' :
wiies land, subject 20 the {" estate of Iva
Ann Camp in one On lyld"d IT, d parl .; ID va
hirds as he widow a d '" q o. W.T. N r..
Camp. la'e cf Nov Ma'as, deceased, d to
the rights Of d. vid axaxss rs 10 u. and
rep. a rcros. lond in he most converien, ola. G
10 said heirs wa and valued at two ihoo,ar 1
dollars and praPaA ibis Cout, ior easonsi, Eit
petition set io.,h, to pass m o er aItb.t z;nl
ard empowering said pet't'o : ~ some ost {
meet person 10 Sc and c 'vey. the i~eres g 0
sa id miuors in SAID serb, ! prem ses ac"or-
ding ts the S'a ue IN such case made 1nd Dr0-
yided-per peti.'on on ii =, daed Arrl n 1913
o, derPd ,hal said pet nn be- continued tot IRE
IL, dav of IuiV JS1S Then 10 be heare lxpd de- -
mined al ihe Prob Office in said &eermar al
a. clock in the Il ,erpoon aud that no,ice Of the
p,ndency thereof be given nv pub .hinc this
o Ser in newspaper printed in Li,clfc d tbree
weeks sncressiseiy. Mt least six weeks be fore
tie 50 id first day OF July IS4S.
A tue copy OF record,
Attest, kUGH GtLSrON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Notice..

tNHE New Haven and Northampton
D Company hereby give notice. that they
will petition to the General Assembly next.
to be holden at >ew Haven, for an at'era>
lion ia their charter, in The fol lowing par
,iculafs. viz: They will ask for authority
10 construct their Rail Road northerly in
he most feasible luule to the north line Of
the SAFE, if necessa y in The Town of Suf,
field.
TO extend the contemplated branch OF
said 70 d through The towns of Canton, New
Hartford and Barkhampsled 10 the north
line of Inc Stale, in ethe' The town of Cole
brook or the Town OF Harland.
To construct lheir Rail Road through
he ci,y of New Haven in the bed of the
csaal
10 discontinue the use of the whole or
a Nv p ri of their canal for the purpose OF
nav CATION.
70 supply the city of New Haven with
water from the Eight ollie River, by means
of said Canal and subteTranean pipes.
JAMES REDFIELD. Secretary.
New Haven. March2o iS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
DOcL. Robert B. FOIser's
OLOSAONHAN ~

A N Advertisement; having made ito appear
IN aDce in tTis paoef, s,an0g ;bs' nv gelu
ne Orosaoo;an was FOR sale al various places
in Liich6alr rounv. be pOblc are hereby ih>
formed ;nat nv genu re preparation is only to
DC tound Ia one sized oottlcs and tuoseiatge at /,
-. per bottle and ,sat The label on the same
veads Doctor Robe'' Il. FoIge's Olosaonisb of
: Jealiog BaIsan and nv nane is signed at
're bot om WIN PEI. I've spurious article
i 5 nut up l., mpc1 s,Halie' bottles is wrapped
in ga, non co.orad paner. and nv fUil name
moi foaod OF ne foIsoi me label. The spuris
ous article allndedgto I never prepared and
have nothing 10 DO with. rfA "a
Agen,s iot LiichieId County, A. C. Smnh
Liicb6eId; Latarop & Bedford. Wolcottville,
Nathaniel Smith. Totrington; Alvord &. b.
,nprs, New Hartford; +. s. WOodfotd. Win
$ led: E. G.. Lawrence & Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames Falls Village; Finch & Kellogg, West
Or wall George T.. Chase. Sharon. Gregorx
d Piece, Cornwall Bridge; d. B. Scofeld 3 I
Kent. 80 Bgese ,y- 4s
ROBERT 3. E0LGER. NJ. D..
- .sliss3is
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Miss II. NJ, Eoll;ster

Will open a School in this Village,
on the FIST Wednesday in May next.
FERMS.-Perq quartz OF IL weeks for
common English hiaucheS, inclUding Ge>
ogra ply, GIamner aud Arithmeuc $500
Higher branches, as Naturat Philosophy,
A"c'ent and Modern History. Algebra
Euc'id, &C., F.. $500
Orna mental Needle Work, extra, $l,O0
A reasonable deduction from the above
terms will be made for small scholars IN
the rndimcniS -tse.s-
LII chtield, April +, 1915 AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
ITEMS.

ZEN lwlGGs This old veteran Is proba.
bly, one of the bravest men that ever Iivea
AT the battle OF Palo Alto, although colonel
Of Dragons, he.was unable, from physical
lnhrmlty, to sit on his horse-and he accord
lngy RODE about the field in that battle, in
one-horse Wagon giving his OF ders as coolly
as Il he was at country fair. Throughout The
whole campaign he has been the Z" old Pit
man, of the army.
CHILD RESCUED BY DoG-On4 Mondasl,
William Sheldon, son OF Mr. Samuel D. Shell
don Of this city, az d about. threeNyears fell
from the wharf near Tie Steam, SaWeMill jHto
the u Bis -. No Sheld"n's dog, a large
bull 'errier, plunged jnto the water, took the
be! by the arm and drawing tim above the
WHAT brought him safely upon he bank. Two
. men who came to the cescu," Of thec hid arr>
we'd just in time 10 find themselves anticipated
b. ne noble ant sagaeious animal C0mant.
B. THs MANOR CHARACTERISTIC Assem-
bly, Of New York State, after hearing, has
passed the resolution instructing the Attorney
General to iIigate the titles of the manorial
yeas IS, nays 81.
CHILD ScALDED TO DEATH. fine child
OF Erastus Hopkins, If Northampton; Mass
was scalded tedeath last SATURDAY. night. Pre-.
vious 10 putting the child to bed, the girl hav-
ing charge OF the nursery PIT aquantitv of
boiling water In the bathing STUB, preparatory
to the CUSTOMARY ablnlion Of the children. aid
left the room without qualifying tsiempera-
ture.-fhe lille naked boy, supposing the
water was eady for his use, Jumped into the
tub, and was immersed in the scalding water
CULTIVATION or THE RASPBERRY
These plants are frequently set oul in Ii ht
and poor soils crowded together, left untrim-
med Cooked up with prufnse growth Of
weak stems, and what little fruits produced
e,is nearly dried up, from the arid situation in
Which they placid. On the contrary, in
cooladeep and muist soils, in sheltered and
partially shaded place, the plants grow up
suckers to the hight OF six or eight feet. aud
produce a profusion of large, hand some, and
well favored berries. DWELL assured are the
most eminent English cultivators of the gasp
berry, of It's love OF a cool, moist soil, that
some writer's strenuouSly reco med the
use cf bog earth, aud ioiten It ayes, in the
place Of he richest DAM. We'are we'll aIsu>
red that the many comp laints which are made
OF the meagre produce OF many raspberry plan
1atons, may be attributed wholly to the light
and droagh!y soils, IN which they are planted
cool aspect is Of material consequence
and to sec u,e his, the moth side of fence
trellis, which will form screen from the sun,
is the most favorable; on the north side of
shlubberv or ow of luit trees, is also a suia-
Bile place If neither of these situations is to
be had. an open spot in the garden may be
chosen, alway being careful to avoid lhesouh
or east side Of ID fenct. A temporary shade
may be effected ie the open garaen, ty plant
ing row OF lu.nlng beans on the south side.
Hooey's .Nagazine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27


Present, Chories .4d00,s, Esq. Jmge.
ON mnrioo Of III" Exncu' ora I'm The es-
tate fHENRY SKl'TON. late of Liter
field, wnhin said dis,ric:, X :eaC,d. Ihis
Court doth APPOINT the Pod dnv of Al, il
1913. at 10 0 c'mk A. NJ at the Prob tie
Office IN said District. FOE ~ rearing,
allowance and sctilernen, of he : nIn>
isIratiou Account on said estate,-ADd
dc III direct said Excculors 80 give p''jIi;
notice 10 ALI persons interested 10 said
estate, 10 appear (if they So use) he>
fore said Court, at said lime aE8 p' ace. 10
be head therein, by posting sad order
Of nntice on public >;gn>posi in S; q
lows Of Litchield 2 1rest k'rce
where the deceased Ins. dwell .EMB by
advertising the sans in ssn per
printed 10 Lilchfieli.
= Certified from Record, -
-'a Charles ADAMS, judo
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Railroad Meeting!


EposlrooA NFn,4 49,
AAOsiA oOU IVY CClIu
/ MII ,or,.ns ;o,,,.os,od :, ,ho .,.,.
ofa ri, p,aJ thr,n,h ny J Itan y, -, ' 10
In N,,r,,ncl, ,,,ii ,,la,sn M ,,,< NV
TT,r15I,J'I-JI = ~ J",T sEnpr ,"s ~ o.
.cassar, h. ;n,,a.i i, "',n M .','
HAMS I.J}Nc C,It%orS r NV"
other bargains.
Here are the prices Tell them 10 v,ur
Friends and eighbors-EIerald then to ,host.
who have but little TO expena Tor the aeceSsa.
ries of life-For at the Wolcot,vlIe Cash
Store one dollar will buy as much as two al
some stores.
Renemoer the prices When You come 10
'raue-
10 p. L'Sh. ana PARK SiiNs.
flehch Sat,h ''rna PolkaS.
a1oz t,aaeh Emo,oiierp d collars
Is p. Plain and FIgued NJ de LANES:
REMARK 1,IIE ElcUpEu,
1nnn y3s nrn,,1 r.,,>,
nsr vard 80 u l>-
1onn ,ds piaacbod ana. C,,,L-c.
[Hn ,,,Is .r,aI,;','r :, VS. !" &C pr va
! .,Ynn' ~ I:51n, :" |c per yaia.
Innn Nv, " L'',s,i''',''s - at 1 no.
US 70 ,o'> "''S "'n'S' worth 2Oc' Tor
ga, ,a.,lL L.
S, ~ eeo'o. u"' worm 23c, for Is.
wv "o I'Ie" o'I,',!o ''uN'S' at l'Ic each.
' wv ~ 'I" :' 1o''ol li"Sr, al 40.
l =" W. n,ele "a" "'"VeS' at no.
wv Hos !'l,'''u Lawns, - l'2c per yard
ca,d ~ L,rn"nh EIn, Diy - pc, v"'"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
HANCIEGS.
TT'OrEIay or FD0IticegEx1. ,gg
KoARE6OSe.

~ OESsey ~ ADNjEeCegEfGF sFf-
to1RJ6OR.
A STUPENDoUS STOCK of French,
IA PhiItde phia, and common Ameri>
can made
Paper HanysRgs,
IS now opening at he famous - BEE
dAFE," of Elegant Fresro and Lond-
scape, with beautiful Eiruscan Borders
q match, forming the most exquisite.
Parior and Drawing Room Paper ever
-exhlb'ed in this CITY.
'oJD SATIN PAPERS AT l2 | 9 cents
A. PIECE. = LANDSCAPE do. SAN E
PRICE.
Common PAPER HANGINGS bv the
cart load-new designs, and at the
most astonishing bargains ever seen in
the State.
BORDERS, from the most common 10
to the richest Gilt and Velvet.
ELEGANT FIRE BOARD VIEWS,
LANDSCAPE RAINBOW, ana new
style CURTAIN PAPERS. a great vari~
ely.
Landlords. Builders, Tenants, and
Paper Hangers, will find here an a,,rac.
tive assonpcn: at uncommoniv low pri-
ceS, for single room Or aneniire house,
Country Merchants
VIII tlnd advantages in this stock of Cur
'ain Papers, Common Papers, and Bor-
de's' surpassed in tn sc.unlry, as to
variety aud price, An invitation to ex>,
amlre this assortment, is herewith ex-
tended 10 all.
STARR & BURKETT.
The "BEE HIVE" 227 Main street.
directly opp"Site the Fourth Church.
Hartford, Conn. - 3w49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Al court OF probate huldrnai New Milford J."
L IL. lillIltd tho

Al court OF probate huld"nai New N ford I''
aud for the district ut New MAt"d, on the
18Th d1v Of April, ISIS.
ESTATE of JOELN STONE oI New NIL
IL ford. an insnlvrpt ASST gnlnI debtor.
The rruslee prays the appointment OF Com
mssioners thereon whereup"n, ordered. that
comm issoneIs to receive, examine, and adju,
the claims of the creditors of said estate. b'
appointed al The probate office in New MI fod
on the 9th dav Of May, ISIS, at O'Clock
AFT rncon And that all persons interested IN
said cstrte ma, be notified thereof, Il e trustee
will cause this order tn be published in a
newspaper printed in Lilrhfeld, and post a
copy thereof on the sign post in said New Mil
fora nearest the place where sad Joel N.
Stone lwells. and in one ,thcr public place,
At least six days beilr said GIN day of May
lis
A true copy Of record.
Attest, DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
DEATHS.

Z In this town, South Farms, April 9Th, Mr.
James Skilton, aged II.
In this town, Cat the alms-house) Mrs
Culver, wife OF Mr.. Archibald Culver. aged
50
In this town, South Farms, on the 2lst
Mr.. Grant Wickwire, aged s. ON the
22d inst. Mrs Caroline Smith, wife Of Mr..
Isaiah Smith. ageC Al. Ia. 4
In Woodbury.. on the 18th inst, Mr.. Dam
ieI B. Burton, aged 81.
In Sraiord, Mr.. John b Vose, aged 81
"a revolutionary pensioner.
In Naugatuck, l7lh inst, Mr.. Harvey
Judd, aged 70.
In Wa,erown. on the 2lst inst, Harriet
l. wife of William Scovill, nddaushter OF
Mr. Chandler Judd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
LVV:aLU.gRLE -
FAMILY OMPANfON

OK Lectures OH Causes, Prevention and
~ Cure Of Consumption, Asthma. Diseases
Of the Hearts and all Female Diseases. 234
pages, % engrayipga Paper 90 cts bound
7a cts. Mail 10 any part-postage 9 la cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest J., pan,lers, $2,
Mail to any p I so cts. ~ sage, Inhslipg
Tubes. Silver, $3, by mai On rposlage. Abb
dom'nal suppo, .crs, pessact, IS 10 $lO, for all
Ruptur :. Fall'ng Of he Bowels and Womb,
everywhesee. Fur Braces or Suppo, iers, or
Rup,o'e ~ pposSers, give hight from head to
foot, aud cir ,mfereace % person mex, the sur
ZACH, just above The hips. II Rupture, men
Ito, which side. Agenis wanted Tor The sale
of he above goods. Address Dr.. S. s. Fla CHI,
10. Esoadway, New York, post paid.
April "a. 1913 50ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Astonishing effects
IN QUICK CONSUMPTION.

~"e ~ So""S 1-""N =" AuV'" DecH"e
Waldoboro' Me-, April 7, lS4S..
DR.. Brad'ce-Dcnr Sir-l consid-
err the Bunaa IAN BaI-am an Invaluable ume
dy for d aJs"s flhe LUags. .a
nv dau ter aged aboul II yeats was leiz
ed see"' year 81" wiz" vioien' affection
9si' and tugs. aGBa'ded Hr'h a short
- cough, ain IN the On weakness ond
d iculIy Of b. 'iag, Aver, chiIIs anA
other syse ms ii asp, dy &esiine, or quck
rnuSur M
~ W. " rapidly Tedorcd IN strength.
az, ,oer reu dies growing If no avail, was
"es d 10 iry BusEeTe4 librarian Balsam,
wh;c,, am hlopv a& 50, hal zoe desired els
lcct and 10 few we~Ags86.cd her from the
slate OF NE&siliv spC deasg described, &C per-
feet beaAM Nothing also with which am
acquainted, would thi@k, have saved her life
ADiJAH SPRAGUE.
The S.sNE is a true statement Of facts.
43lm CO. II BARNARD. W'GidobarO'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
JOINING THE @UPPER TEN "

II is reported that Bennett, editor OF
the New York Herald. has come oui with
"a gay carnage, livery servants, arrnoriaI
beaIiDgs, &c, Go it, sawdusle S We
are coming oul with c,rriase in the
spring, viz: blue, white oak wheel
barrow. We expect TO be our own foots
mao, and our armorial bearings a hoe,
sp7de, shovel, and two duog-torks-a
So ped trock for livery If Bennett will
cal upon us we will give him The hisbest
ton the ba" eow Maine CuIrivator.z
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
j w. Ian f

~ We IA ~ II
"OULDres respectfully inform his friends
w and The pnhlic gener'IiE that he has
lust received from New fo >cou's Re-
port OF iprins Fash ions--and most superb
plate ii is too Tie extreme loug waists 10
Goats fall descriptions have given way 10
about medium lehglF whicn Of course is
much more dres~v. ass ya
Our grale,u acknowledgements DIe duly
rendered f r past favorS, and a continuance
of The same viii he thankfully received.
GOsaeA, Apsiie. aa~a AZ 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
NOW Or NLINR,

T1HE undersigned being about to leave
town, feels il his duty 10 nformtho who
~ have DELAYED that there is still an oppDl>
iunity TO ptocure true and perfec Likeness,
as hrs room will be kept open about two
Ing those who may wish to favor him with a
call 1t is admitted by all, tia his pictures
as a Likeness and elaa'ne Of expires. iot, are
far superior TO those taken By Operatives sen-
eraiy. - s.g.
.., ., .JL.JUDD.
Lnchfetd, April IS, 1915, 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

EPThe escape of the slaves al Wash
Inglon, caused a seTicus .rioron Tuesday
evening. riot s:ollrcted, atracked the
National Era Office, Smashing in doors,
&c, TIE dIstur bance was soon Quoted.
Another similar riot occurred inthe eve>
ming alter, cauSing a sImiIa r amount of
damage. The raScals were checked by
the police.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

At a Court Of Probate holden at Sherman,
within and 10. the district of Sherman, on
the 7th day ofApriI, lSlS-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

6TA man named Snloman- Parks has been
arrest d 'nNew Haven for beating another man
te+rirarh with a btdpost ! The murder was
committed in Old Lanson's den near the head
of TIE n harf
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

Alta Couri of Probate holden nj Lilchfirld
wi nin-a1 for The district of Li,chticld
on The Sd day of April A. ID, 1873
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

II All Honorary Members and Officers must
see nded from the K'buurns lhrou n iz-
le lines, or have married INTO the family, OF,
Soaring the name, UNJUST belong TO other than
American branches ofthe family,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27

A STUPENDOUS STOCK of French,
IA Philade' phia, and common Ameri>
can made
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-27
Country Merchants

STARR & BURKETT.
The "BGE HIVE" 227 Main street,
directly opp"Sae the Fourth Church
Har'lord, Conn. .r' 3w49.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-22
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Johnson Burbank, OF Jefferson, in the
w County of Lincoln, Yeoman, conveyed to
of mortgage. dated the first day of April A D. 1886
certain tracts parcels of Land situated IN said JEFF
ferson, and bounded follows NORTH by Moses
Reyes' land West by the town road South by John
Irask and others East by Dyers' Pond, il being
twenty. five rods in width Also, one other piece of
Land the East side of Dyers' Pond bounded North
on land occupied by Hezekah Ripley East on the
town road South by Thaddens Weeks or the Shep
pard lot $50 caedj; West by Dyers' Pond, it being
the same lot of land sold by Winthrop Weeks to Will
liam Burbank, reference being had for further descrp
Thomas Trask, IT, in 1880. Said deed of mort gage
was recordrd with the records for deeds for said Coun
" at Wiscasset, June II, 1886, Vol 1874, Page 247-
And notice is hereby given than the condition in said
deed of mortgage has been broken by reason whereof
said Trask claims foreclosure Of said mortgage deed
ageeably the Statute in such case made and proyid
ed. THOMAS TRASH.
BY w,"pys Ri-pALL, his Attorney.
- '~ 3wlS
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-22
Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of woolen Domestic, Dress or cloak
goods or any description of fancy goods, are in
formed that consignment of the above goods are
being opened and will be received every week through
the season at the Bath 4uction Room, fer positive Sale
and will be sold private sale an less than wholesale
prices. mo
Bath Dec Is. d3b