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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
Correspondence OF the Tribune.
RATIFICATION MEETING.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, June 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, June lU.
This demonstration came offlast evening,
aud splendid affair 1t was. The Com
mittee deserve great credit for the SpeAdOr
and appropriateness of the arrangements
The principal stand was erected in The rear
of Independence Hall, the entrance through
the window al the first flight Of stairs. Hon.
W F Johnson OF Pa presided, assisted by
numerous Vice Pres dents and Secretaries
Gov. Morehead OF N T., President OF the
Convention, was the first speaker. Ills al
fusion 10 the Sage of Ashland called form
loud and long >conlinued cheering.
Col Haskell of Tennessee followed in
one of his very amusing speeches. He said
he represented in Congress Davy CrocketrS
District, which was the best Wing District
ia the Stale, and the first TO rebel against
General jackson. He said he had fought in
three campaigns, under three different
leaders. La lo44 he fought under Clay OH
The R.o Grande he fought under Taylor 1T
Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo, he fought UNI
der Scott. He loved them all, but he loved
taylor best. He told some very amusing
anecdotes which kept the audience In The
best of spirits. lie said in Tennessee a
great many people were broughtup and gea>
orally made into wings
Hugh Maxwell, Esq. of N. Y. City tol>
lowed in an eloquent speech, pledging New
York for $4,000 majority for Taylor aud
Fillmore.
Gen. Leslie Coombs of KY. was next an
| nonnred. and was received with loud ap>
plause as the frierd of Henry Clay. He
said his heart was bruised, but he had come
IS he Enun Of Ar It,
meats from sick bed TO make some re-
| marks. He said the lightning had borne
the result 10 Henry Clay, and now ne was
at his quiet home at Ashland, invoking
Cons blessing on the Wing cause. he said
Kentucky and the West would be all right.
| LII Virginia and other States throw of
Richie l. Co, and emulate Kentucky. he
knew that Clay and Taylor were friends,
and hc knew that whatever fate might Come
| Henry Clay would do nothing unworthy oil
himself or of the Wing party,
Gov. Ken, of Me. followed in a speech
| ~ dressing the fullest confidence in the tick
=, nd lis success in the North and East
NJ Keer. of N. C. followed. tie had
hsen The tirs, 10 unfurl the Taylor standard
i'm N. Carolina, and he now met ms hiends
n rejoice over the old Hero's nomination,
L
He ,old an amusing anecGo,e about Two Lo.
CO Focos who did no, like Inc name O
Casx. One Of them said he did not IKE
the first letter, for he had no iced iha'
names beginning with thai letter, such as
Calhoun, never succeeded. The o'her said
he cou get along with the Z ve'y well
bu, he did nol know what 10 do with The
remainder Of the name Ass
r ,lro aUf
Gas folio sed by c H Candler, Of NY. III
said he . 10 Congress when aha l'Sos re
fused 10 thank Gen. Taylor for his cOndac
at Monterey. He now ieil confident tina
the people would take that resolution u
and pass it. -
Hon. christopher Morgan OF New Yori
followed in q very amusing sPeech' whlci
we'll received by the audience. II was IA
Their q familiar conversation with The an
dienco THAI speech. A series oi 40eS'io-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
DEATHS.

Al Rockville, Ind, on the 23d ult, Margaret
L. Jackson. wife of Rev. William NJ. Cheever
and youngest daughter Of the Rev, DR. Lyman
Beecher of Cincinnati. aged % years.
In Hartford, on the 9th inst. Mr. Leander C
Burnham, of the firm of Case, Tiffany and purn
ham, printers, aged 81.
In Woodbury., May 80, Mrs Marila Smith
aged 80
In Canaan, Mrs Prudence Arnold aged GO.
In Washington. on the 7th inst, Mrs Dian
tina Stone, wife Of Mr.. Uri Stone, and daueh tcl
If I he late Mr. William Ward of this town
aged 10.
In Trnmbull county. Ohio, May 25,=Samue
Cone, Esq, of Colebrook, aged SO; also. Mr.
Philip Cone, aged 2s, son Of the late Deaco or
Samuel Cone Of Norfolk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

Same committee repaired against the bill
repeating the acs prohibiting Justices frou
tryinR sniB where the wriis are made b.
the partuer or student OF such Justices bl
laid upon the table.
Same committee on the billrepealing the
Iaw OF last year called the Homestead Law
reported favorable bill read aud laid upon
the table.
Resolution appointing Judge Of Probate
for the town Of Granby, returned from the
Governor laid upon the table.
On motion of Mr.. Bullel, the Fairfield
Justice Bill taken up and amended by adds
ing Snndry names, and as amended, passed.
Committee on divorce, OH the petition OF
Skiff vs.. Skif, reported in favor of the pray
er thereof. Mr. Phelps, Chairman, stated
the facts On motion of MIR. Mills the bill
was laid upon the table.
Committee on Railroads reported, advis-
ing the continuar ce of the petition of Ira.
CIV Peck and others for railroad from
Bristol to Plainv,ile, on the ground of want
Of requisite notice report accepted and pc
1itiOn continued.
Adjourned TO Monday at 2 O'Clock p. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
HOUSE.



~... Saturday. Jane 10.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Phelps of he Isl Bap>
fist church.
Bill Tor a public act relating TO joint stock
rpmalioas, read third time, and atcr be
ing opposed by Gov Cleveland, advocated
by Messrs Waldo, Peck, Wells and Kend>
rick. passed by vote OF 80 TO At.
Commillee on bill for public act low
ing vessels subject to quarantine. on board
of which there is not, and has not been any
sickness during the voyage, 10 come TO and
make fast to long wharf, New Haven -
Passed.
Also in favor of repeating the 18Th Sec
ton of the New England Health Insurance
Company. Passed.
Also allowing the new town CT Andover
six jurymen Passed.
Bill for public act relating to suits
brought in the name of Judge Of Probate.
Read third time and passed.
Committee on the petitions of the otii-
GERS of various companies of Governors
Guards tor remuneration, reported untavM ;
ably. Prayer not granted.
Also against discharging Shelton +, Du-
rand from the State Prison. Prayer not
granted.
Also in favor of bill for public act pre-
venting actions for injuries to the person
reputation, or property of the plaintiff, his
wife or rant, shall abate by reason OF
plaintiffs death and that no action OF dis
seisn shall abale by reason OF The death OF
plaintiff Passed. ..
Resolution 10 inquire whether any action
is necessary TO preserve the property OF Ph'>
10 Morse, a convict In State prison. Pass
ed.
Also a resolution giving 10 u. X. Hitch>
cock, $34 for publishing ,he laws oil me
State in the New Haven Herald, in lo4|
Passed. The Senate having rejected The
resolution a committee OF conference was
appoin ed. ~ Men
Resolution appointed Roger H. Mills
Edison Fesseudea. and PAllo Pratt, direct
ors OF the Stale prison passed.
Resolution that committee on State prIS'
on be directed to introduce resolution g'V'
ing the Warden OF the State prison power
10 remove Joseph Dart to some proper place
at his discretion passed r,
Report in favor of petition OF New ma
ven aud Northampton Company, TO extend
their road, and minority report received
from the Senate and laid upon the table.
Adjourned to Monday, at III 0'clack. "A
NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

At a Count OF Probate holden at Litchheld,
within and fer the District of Lltchtield on
the 5th day of June 4. d. lSis.
Present. CHARLES ADAMS, Esq. Judge
TTPON the petition of SIDNEY H. GRAN
" MS oil Litchfield, showing TO this Court
that he is husband and Guard an Of ELIZA A.
GRANNIS OF Lite hfield within said distSct,
minor-That said minor Is the owner OF real
estate situated in said Litch6eld, viz one tract
of Land lying about one mile and hall south
west> rly from Milton Meeting House, being
the same tract set 10 her from the Estate OF
L'vi Frisble, and bouadcd north by Henry
Frisbes Land, east by highway, south by said
Henry Frlsbie, an west by John L. Peters
or land unknown. containing 26 acres and ia
rods, valued at about three hundred dollars
That il would be fer the interest OF SAID minor
to nave said Land sold and the avalls invested
according to law praying for liberty to sell
said land Tor the purpose aforesaid, as per Pc
iilion on file
IT'S ORDERED RY THIS COURT
That said Guardian give notice of said appIi-
cation. by causing the same to he published IN
one OF the Newspapers printed IN Ltehh"ld IN
the County of l.itch6e,d three weeks sncreS-
siyely, al least six weeks before the hearing ;
and that SAID petition will be heard at he Pro-
bategOfice in said district on the It'll DAY OF
August next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record
CHARLES ADAMS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
SENATE
WednesdGy June z.

PRAYER by Rev Mr.. Cleveland.
C,innittee Of Conference on the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad Com. reported advi-
sing that the Commissioners be James ST Nd
man and John C Holland. The former vote
was reconsidesed, and Mr., Stedman appoint
ed. 49,.
alterations Of Charter OF New Haven Mutual
insurance Co with resolution. Mr.. Phelps
m owed that resolution be recommitted. M
Cabin opposed. 1t was reconsidered.
Same C IN. reported in favor OF revising
after OF the Borough of Newtown. Rcsolu-
ton passed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
Drugs, Paints, Oils, ana Glass.
L'UMIAM GDWYJLES.
1877 Chapel st.

Ok OOO LBS. Bel!ville White
10, UUO Lead
$4,000 lbs Atlantic do do
Is bbls Spirits Turpen,ine
1000 gals sperm Oil 1900 Whale DO ,
100 r." Lard Oh, 1900 do Linseed do
SO bbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead. 500 do Iithai ge
1900 " Venetian Red, COCO do Spanish
Brown
5000 " French Yellow, 1000 do Patent
Black
IS bbls Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am,
moniac ..s....
IS -" Glue, lOOOlbs Nader
200 g Dye Woods, do Alum, IL do Cop
peras
$50 lbs Prusiate Potash, 100 do Lac Dye
100 8 Verdigris in balls, 100 do Cudbear
100 " Nutgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
rs dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross c. H..
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass ......t.
100 i" French do, 100 do English do
II Jars Carb Ammonia, 25 w Salicine-
10 bbIs Gum Camphor, GOO lbs Cream
SO or Suph Cunning, 90 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
S bbls EPSON Salts, do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
9 cases Rhubarb, bale India SIENNA
s bbIs AK SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercurials
5lbs Iodine, 5 90 Hydriodale Potassium
500 " Liquorice Root, 800 do do Extracts
200 " Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amcia
200 " oxalic Acid, I cask Chloride Lime
500 /" SaIeratus, 1000 90 Po'ashes
SO carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
600 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone ..f
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey lumber
$50 " Chrome Green, $50 do do le,iow
1000 " Mineral Green, 4OO do Asp~ditum
When the subscriber first established this
store. Il was deemed an experiment. and
himself as well as many OF his friends en-
,ertaiDcd strong doubts whether such an es-
,abl;shment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his Ell IT'S, has
,.,.a,lv proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can lind Fresh Stock Of a
SI1pERIOR QUALITY, aud at Low
PRICES. 4
"nnnly the people with good and cheap
;oiss N such an ext nj. Notwithstanding
cnmbined opposi.ion,) tina, he has'heen un~
~. Inc necessity of greatly eularging his
BUSINESS, beyond anything by him an.ici>
,a,sd The subscriber is now 10 the daily
rsceip, of fresh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
I'D al other articles in his line, purchased
At the very loves, marke, races aud will be
.old a, corresponding low pr'ces' for cash
or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested 10 call aud ex-s
tn. his stock. pefore purchasing else
EVER as his banner Is again unfuvled ~
W. hrsez,. ON which Is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS, only. cov,,rs
~, ts,ven. NAV Isl 6-52k
.e # bs saTiansa a'g saaas VI Tgr
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
HOUSE.
Thursday June 8.

PRAYER by Rev. MI. Eustis.
R.,or,s of Hartford and New Ha-
ven Railroad Co and Of Ne" England
Health Insurance c.. referred.
truman Allen, OF Canton. Was restored
TO forfeited rights.
Mr. Rr;usmade introduced resolution
To recall the resolution appointing Judge
of prohats fol Canaan, the gentleman APP
noin,ed having declined. Passed.
Committee on new towns reported against
.L;ng New Fairfield Probate district.
p,nnlaii,n 986, aud increasing: Accepts
dr Peck introduced a resolution provid>
;,s for an afternoon session, commencing
IN Friday, and morning sessions 10 COM
rosnce al IL O'Clock. Passed.
Riu incorporating Derby Bank, taken up
and defended by Mr.. rrumbuil of Hart
ford.
Mr.. French called for the yeas and nays
-ord.red-Yeas lO2. Nays %. Bill pass
ed.
Resolutions passed appointing Hiram
D dor Jndge OF rolland County Court
Also appointing Judges OF Probate Tor Tol /.
land Co. e
IF hill ISDeaLl0S law u6 PSA"S@S NNF
italy punished from making WILL Dill
passed. ,,,
Of their vlsi, TO the prison, expressing their
vraiihca,ion with It's condition. They rec
commend the discharge OF Albert ward
who is insane and idiotic-also, OF Siias
Dar,. whose health is such from cancer
on his face. that he canno. live many
mon,hs. They report resolution aprro>
oria,ing $500 for certain improvements
Ga the case of .Rabbello, they recommend
tina, he be kept in the prison--tne Retreat
viii not receive him. The release of Silas
Dart was discussed by Messrs. Selden Jud.
son. Huggins, Burlock aud Others, and the
resolution lost. The other resolutions pas
sed in conformity With report. ,...-
Justice bin for Midilesex County, pass.
ed.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
little business transacted on Friday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
HOUSE.
TursdGy June 6.

Resolution fot purchase Of a sword for Lieu
tenant John SeGgwick. referred.
Resolution passed approprating $45 10
Commissioners on Washington bridge, APP
pointed in AS ML
The Governors veto Of the bill divorcing
Martha P. s. Harvey, was taken up. The
Constitution requires that the ques ion should
be taken by yeas ard nays. Additional circnm>
stances were stated, and the question was dis
cussed by Messrs: Chapman. Spencer, Peck,
Waldo, and Others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

TT1HE Court Of Probate for the District Of
TN CANAAN hath limited and allowed six
y months from the date hereof, for the cred.
itors Of the estate of HENRY L. ROOD late o.
Canaan ia said strict, deceased, to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who negs
lect to present their accounts, properly aties-
ted, within said time, will b. debarred rscov'
cry All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immed late payment to
HAWLEY DRUMMING, administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
PRDBATE RECORD.

NOTICE The undersigned. the duly ap-
~ pointed Trustees On the estate Of LII.
THEIR n. STEBBlNS Of Win hester, assigned
tor the benefit OF his creditors. hereby CIV
notice that they have appointed and employ ed
the said assgnor 10y and with the approximation
OF his credit"rs,) as the agent ofthe said TTus-
tees. for The sale and disposal Of the goods ard
chat'els OF the estate assigned, IN pursuance oi
the provisions of existing Law.
VIRGIL STEBRtNS )Trus
MUNSON MERRlAMS I tees
Winchester, June 7,lS4S. 5-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
NOTICE Is hereby given that there will
IN be sold at
pIIRIIC Auction

on Monday the Goth of June inst. a the
dwelling house of the late Truman Starr OF
Goshen, a large and truly valuable assort>
ment OF property-consiStingo of household
furniture in great variety. go great in
truth as to forbid enumeration. Also Wag-
CONS and Harness. One fine top Carriage,
nearly new if not otherwise disposed of.
Also farming atensils-as Yokes, Chains,
Crowbars, &c, &c., Several Parlot and
Cook Stoves. Sale to commence al o'clocR
A. NJ. Let all who wish to buy cheap come
and come early as there is much to be sold
and we must have time.
NELSON BREWSTER, Execp,ors
HARVEY BALDWIN. ~
Goshen, June LIST, 1913 5w4
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

Tuesday,, ytsae 9.
renA hr Raw M. piikin.


Prayers read BY Rev Mr.. PitkiR>
Resolution cooperating PkRO Herd and
others for services a. commissioners at Wash
ingtOn Bridge draw, read third time and pass
ed.
Appointment Of Commissioners On Roads
r., tn: order oi the day, pos, poned on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Mills until lo-lAorrow morning at
40 o'clock.
Resolution concerning ths appointment OF
Superintendent of Common Schools other Iha1
Commissioner of School Funr --read and re-
ferred to the Committee ON Education
Resolutions voting sword to Lyman a. BIS
sell for services in Mexico, read and referred
80 Conm tee on Military aHarS.
Mr Cnnvers introduced a resolution voting
sword to Lieut. snant Hathaway. Also refer.
red
Resolution voting $3.50 to Gilbert Allen,
passed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
District Of Torringion s..


TIL pom the application OF lsi ae Coe, Of De-
,ro,t an the State Of Michigan, showing
to his Coult tina, he IS father and qua, dian 10
Adelaide CAp a minor. residing at Detroit IN
said State, and tina, said Minor is the owner OF
the following real estate situated in he Stale
of Connecticut, in the town OF Harrington IN
said Probate District. which estate came 1" ner
by device from her grandfather. LYMAN Wet
more, late Of said 1'orrine'on: decesseo. W.,
one sixth of,wo eleven'hs OF the islio% v,
described pieces or tracts OF land one , STU
a,e ia WnIco,viIIe' containing aoou' 'nree
and half acres wi'h new d~el,"s . muse ~ :.
thereon. bounded North on Gg"k sia cn =, s.
VIM S Steele's and B Q A6erne'hy : land
South on Highway and West ON Beassy
Vein, Ws,more's land one piece about mile
Westerly from WolcottVille containing a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15


Present CHARLES ADAMS. Esq, Judge.
ETPON the petition Of HANNAH c. HALL
u of Goshen in the County of kitchfeld.
shelving to his Court, that she is Gnard an o.
Asaph Hall, Hannah II. Hall, Adaiaide Hail.
Lyman Hall, and Mary L. Hall, minors, les =
ding in said Goshen--Thnt said minors are the
owners oi real estate situated in said Goshen.
viz. one tract of Land containing eight acres
more or less, situate in Goshen East Street.
bounded north by Lemuel Palmer, east by hlsh-
wav, south by an old highway ado 'ng Andre 9
Palner's Land and west nv Andrew Palmer's
Land Also house and shop situate in the
northeast part OF Goshen, with the land contain
ed herew tn, valued at about four hundred and
tortv dollars. THAI it would be fer the interest
Of said Minors TO nave said property sold and
the avails thereof invested according to law,
PRAYING for Liberty to sell said property for the
purpose aforesaid, per petition on file.
IT Is ORDERED BY THIS COURT,
That 81 id Guardian give notice of said npplica-
lion, by causing the same to be published in one
of the Newspapers printed in l.itchfeld in thu
! County of Litrhtieid three weeks successfully
at least six weeks before the hearing; and tha
snid petition vii! be heard at the Probate Office
in said district on the l4rh dav of August mex
at 10 O. clock forenoon. Certified from Record
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
SENATE.
Saturday,. Juise 10.

Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Love.
ommittee Oh Interpretations reported in
favor of Incorporation Of Rowland Book
Reservoir Company; report accepted and
resolution passed. .u
Same committee reported against the bill
s;v;ug fees TO justices aad cOnstables acting
Suon coroners iHquests; bill read thiId
time and negatived.
Same committee reported against the
act concerning baggage OF railroad passen-
GERS bill read third time and negatiVed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15


and for the District Of Kent, on the 10Th day
OF May 1918,
Present JOHNSON C. HATCH, Esq Judge.
THNHE Administrator on the Estate OF
IL Elijah Skiff late of said district de-
ceased, represented the Estate insolvent aud
prayed the app inimenl of Commissioners
thereon. Wherenpon, Ordered that Com
missioners to receive and examine the
claims of the Creditors of said Estate be
appointed at The Probate Office in said dis
trict. on the 9Th day of June next at9 O'Clock
in the forenoon-aLd that all persons in>
teresied in said Estate may be notified there
of. the Administrator will this orGer to be
posted on the public sign post, nearest where
said deceased last dwelt in said Kent, and
cause a copy Of this order 10 be published in
a newspaper printed in LitchGeld.
JOHNSON c. HATCH, Judge.
Kent, May 18Th lS4S. 3w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
05-The Communication Il Gold Pea is re-
csiVed, hut is unavOidAbly crowded out. He
will please continue the proposed series
For sale bv s. Buel, Litchfeld,

nj Office The members of the Litchfed
IN Mutual Fire Insurance Company are
hereby notified that :heir Annual meeting will
he neir at the Mansion House in the town Of
Litchfeld, on the first Monday of July next,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. for the choice Of officers for
the ensuing year, and to do any other business
proper to come before said meeting. full
attendance is requested.
JASON WHITING, Sec.
Litchfeld, June 18th, 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

VnhE North Ass citation OF Litchfield coun-
III ~ holds its next Annual Meeting at
u Hitchcocksville on the Ri tuesday OF
the present month.
Preacher. Rev Mr.. ANDREWS of Kent.
Substitute, Rev. MIR. REID. of Salisbury.
JOSEPH ELDRIDGE, Register.
June 9, lS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15
New York Cattle Market.
Monday, June Il.

4VtU7IUuy JuTIC ~
At Market 800 Beef Cattle, all from the
>outh, via Philadelphia, 70 Cows aud Caiyes,
1900 Sheep and Lambs
Beef Cattleat from TO 8 25 cts per 100 ID. {;
300 head were driven to Boston, and about 100
left over unsold.
Cows and Calves-We quote prices at from
$50 TO $35 SO, all sold.
Sheep and Lan,bs-Prces of Sheep 81 Is, 10
So IS, 81 so; Lambs 81 so. to 5Oa3 u.s. Lett
over $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

AT Court OF ITUUdIP HUIHeH at INUfIUIh
within and for the District Of Norfolk, on
the % day Of May lo48.
Presenf Dnius Phelps Esq. Judge.
I'm motion of James M Cowlcs, Execn-
" Tor on the estate of Amos Baldwin late
of Norfolk in said d,stiict, deceased. Or
dered that said Executor exhibit his admin.
is,ration account to the Court for adjust
mebt a, The Probate Office in said Norfolk,
on The 18Th day of June next at O'Clock
p. M. ami that all persons interested in
said Estate may be notified thereof, the Ex>
ecutor will. cause this order 10 be posted on
the public sign post in said Norfolk, aud
nnblished 10 n newspaper printed 10 Litch-
field. DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
~ 3w-.3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

T HEIR Instruments are made upon
l. principles entirely new, and produce a
ichness of lone hitherto unatta ined in reed
Instruments. .. re
They are admirably adapted to
SACRED MUSIC.
WALTZES, MARCHES, &c. are per.
formed with equal facility. These lnslru,
mentS will keep in tune longer Than almost
any other instrumenl-and as the expert
ment Of using them for an accompaniment
TO Church Choirs having been fairly tried
by many Churches in New England and
elsewhere, the subscribers feel entire conf.
dence in recommending them as durable
and efficient instrument. Societies or in
dividuals who are DESTROYS Of obtaining a
supe, Tor instrument for the CHURCH or
PARLOR, will find i, for their interest to
call and examine them, as they cannot fail
To please all lovers Of
GOOD MUSIC. -.
Prices vary from $50 TO $500.
D-Piano Fortes, Parlor Organs, Sera,
phins and Accordeons tuned and repaired in
The best manner.
A. g. J. DAYTON. .
Wolcottville, June LIST l84S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-06-15

rlIa IL cp'l'ainsa pow
erful concentration Of Mandrake Rurdock,
Queens Delight, Elder, Yellow Dock, Guiacuul
and other important indictments which are
not found In any other preparation,
The Queens Delight, which forms an essen.
tial ingredient in the Graefcnberg sarsaparilla
Compound, is probably superior TO sarssparilla
tseIf Professor Frost OF Charleston, 5 Caro'i-
,l 81 o. n US 13 pSsrn =" ,e ."'Fet"
,nh,e rnt"c,;nns 1, exb;blt more nnwer mon The
uo,e p'o Sn ernv 10 ; "pan ;oo
vnen ny. and s essos
n cbana;p o" her norb;d 81, tes or ca,G;ns
.rd d.nos;5sa thsn, ~ q new healthy ac,;nn thar
!, ;s nra',l', - he nrofarreJ &C. ~ Ha tnr.e
~ s,G LII ~ ,h NC ~ chsn;c J;soos'e nnd
c Hr ANNA ,ons and ALSO in the lone ram
OF consequences that follows syphilis, that lie
efficacy is best exhibited
The superiority the Graefenhere sa.sapa~
riII, Comp ,und NAV be thus stated
Ist. 1t is composed OF number OF the r,ost
eficacious vegetables in the whole range of the
| Matera Medca in addition to Sarsapar,lla.
Oh rhasa m. biohiv concentrated thai fherA