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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

OhEA1 BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHI DIR EN-
IL the safest and effecua medicine for pufylnE
e system and relieving the suernEs tendant upon child
birth ever discovered Ii Strengthens emohaT nj IN.
child, prevents pain and dlease,l and s1Scbss IL
food; those who have used uhi1< xDepsahls II 1.
highly useful both before and afters ans1t a. NJ
vents diseases attendant upon Childbirth. costiysps MI
cramps swelling of the feet desponden v besytbnr yn
lung, pam IN the back and joints false pains hemolage
ana N regulating the seceons and equaizing the circua
on 1t has no equal The great virtue Of ts medicine b. Il
always sate and the most delicate and most successful:
Ne lew cases require any other medicine in some little
castor on Or magDesia is useful Exercise in the open Ar
ana light ood with this medcne will always insure safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08
FEMALE MEDICINE SfRf BUTLER j.

D Townsends Sarsaparla sovereign and speedy ours
Tor lncplent Consumption, Banenne, Pelapsus Utsn or
Failing OF the Womb, Costyeness, Piles Leucbouhpa az
WINES, 0bsTneted or difficult Mensuuaton, Inoontinence
OF Inne OF discharge thereof and for the general
pTosruuon OF the systemno whether the resu nf
inherent cause o. causes producsl By ineguaty Illness OF
accident Nothing be more surprising than
effects on the human frame. Persons. al week.-mrs. and ai
ude from taking a once become robust and full OF energy
under s influence II Immediately cOunteracts the
ness OF the female irane which 10 the great barren
ness II Will not be expected Of in Of delicate
nature TO exhibit certificates Of performed but car
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been rporj
~ Thousands OF where families have been vithon
giden alter using few bottles OF this nvanHb meoIpS
have been blessed with 4 fine, healthy Offspring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

DLAsTER-9OO bbh Crotap, o,O Al Neyvnyk, I'm Al
Wo,hsrPOsR's, foi sls ~
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

SEVEN HUNDREQ 4 EIGHTY RBIs.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08
wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFTdE,

7 2 Y u n.
A SPEEDY, safe and ettectua remedy for WORMS. |
IA fact established beyond the shadow of doubt BY the
experience and testimony OF the most eminent physicians
more than threeOnrths OF the diseases with which children
are afflicted caused BY and thousands Of children
die annually from those diseases when the either not
known attributed TO something ee various the pre-
paraon which have been recommended remedies for
worms but has proved them all ess inef
iectua the end however has length been attained and
remedy been found which has failed destroy worms
wherever they have existed This assertion supported BY
the testimony Of the most eminent physicians and respectable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-08

Dr. Townsend is almost daily RECEIVING order. from Pb,L
clans IN different parts of the Union. ~
MS 70 ceruiy, that we, the undersigned Phyars Yg OF
hne CITY O. albany, have numerous cases nrrcbe Dr.
h4weha soaIspanla, and believe be one of The most
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

T JAMES H. COLLIER. Esq, son of Hon. John A. Collier, died at Panama, as we learn from the Binghanspton Repab- licae. day or two after landing from the vessel in which he had embarked at SanF ranciseo on his way to Binghamton. At the time of taking his passage he was laboring under an attack of diArrhea.- His indisposition. increasing instead of abating, obliging him to leave the vessel at Panama in a weak state. He there, under the charge of the U. s. Consul. re- ceived every attention and comfort in his last hours, which, in a far of land of strangers, could be bestowed. Mir. Col Tier possessed superior mind, excellent attainments, and an ardent, social dispo- sitio1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
California Admitted.
WAsHrNGToN

WAsHrNGroE. Sept. 7th.
 PASSAGE OF THE CALlFoRIA AND UTAH BlLIs.--on Saturday. the House of rep- resentatives took up the Senate's bill for the admission of California as a State. which. after several amendments, bad been proposed and rejected. was read a third time and passed--the votes being. yeas l5o. nays 55. The House then went into into Committee on the Senate's bIil to establish Q Territorial government for Utah Mr. Wentworth, of Illinois. proposed to attach to the bill the WilmOt Proviao. as applicable to al territory ac. quised. bat thls being ruled out of order he modified the amendment, co as Co con. ilno t to Utah, hut it was voted down yeas 60, AAys 7e. A motion to Fecons slider tho vote failed and tho House cd. iourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Texas Boundary B!lI.

After much delay and several opposing votes, by very. unexpected change of opinion in some members of the House, this bill has at length passed. The re- consideration of the bill as rejected Thursday, drew with it Mr. Boyd's amendment including the establishment of territorial government for New Mex ico, and the alteration in the title of the bill shows that the two measures were put together.
 The government of New Mexico is un- trameled by any action on slavery, that subject being virtually left to the judge ment and decisions of the inhabitants themselves, who have already declared against it. In the House, an effort to engraft the Wilmot Proviso on the bill, made by Mr. Root, was voted down, as was counter amendment by MT. Toombs prohibiting the inhabitants from passing any anti>slavery laws. The peculiar form of Mir. Boyd's amendment we have not as yet seen. It will, of course, pre- vent the immediate reception of New Mexico as state, under her present or ganization, but does not prevent an im- mediate application from the territory. in the usual way, to be made a State.
 Haryord C0~rGnt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

Tho Murder TRiaI.-The trial of Cal- hOun, Cobb and Manasseth, for murder, commencedi in this village on Wednesday lost. The evidence was closed on Sat- urday, and will be found in our paper to-day. Monday and Tuesday were oc- cupied with the pleading of counsel, viz, Hubbard and Seymour for the prosecu> ton, Chapman and Hitchcock for the de- fence. The closing argument by MT. Chapman drew together an imGense crowd, filling the church to oyerfowing.
 Judge Church gave lis charge 10 the jury on Tuesday evening. It was ve- ry able document, and was listened to with profound attention,
 THE VERDIGT!--The Jury came into Court at II o'clock on Wednesday morning, with a verdict of MURDER i's tAe first degree against Calhoun and Mcnasseth. Cob6 was brought in Not Guilty, but will take his trial as an "Ac> cessaly after the fact.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

QUICK INTELLIGENcE.-On Saturday the Telegraph communicated message from Washington to New Orleans ahsad cf time. The message left Washington at 30 minutes past eleven o'clock, Wash ington time, and reached New Orleans minutes past eleven, New Orleans time, hus travelling about twice as fast as the apparent motion of the sun round the earth, or correctly speaking, double the velocity of the earth's motion on its own axis, as the difference of time between the two places is about one hour.- ~. o. Com. Bulletin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Litchfleld Savings Society.

At meeting of the members of the Litchfeld Savings Society, held on the 2Oth inst the following persons were chosen Offs cers for the year ensuing, viz GEO. 0. WOODRUFF, President. SAM'L. P. BoLLEs, Vice President. SETH P. BEERS,
 CHARLES l.. WEBB,
 J. G. BEcKwITH, Directors. CHARLES ADAMS,
 EDWIN B. WEBSTER, GUsrAvUs +. DAVIS, Secretary and
 Treasurer.
 Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank, and is open every business day, from to l2 AM and from to ( PM.
 G. F. DAVIS, Treasurer. Litchlald July %, 1880 4mJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
FORSALE.

THE Homestead formerly !!!s owned and occupied by Major
 Beebe Hine, and more recent ly by D. P. Clark, Esq, beautifully sit uated at the head of the Main street in the village of New Milford. Conn.
 The Dwelling House is of brick and both Dwelling House and Barn are large, commodious and in good repair. The Farm contains ifty-Gve and a half acres of land of the best quality-well fenced, mostly with substantial stone waIls-and in a high state of cultivation, and conn Prlses a fine Orchard of young apple trees in fall bearing. A wood lot of eleVea acres, about mile distant from the homestead, will be sold with it. Pay ments arranged to accommodate the pur> chaser. About one half of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for a se- ries of years, if desired.
 Possession given lst of November next. This property, distant from New York about four hours, by railroad, and from Bridgeport about one hour and a half, is deemed worthy the attention of gentlemen who desire to obtain very pleasant residence in quiet moral and healthful New England village.
 Application can be made to D. c. Sanford, near the premises, New Milford, or to the subscriber.
 HENRY K. BOGERT,
 E e;utor O. the last Will of Augu tine H. Lawrence, deceased. H
 New York, 49 William st., Aug. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

DEATH OF REV DR. JUDsoN.--By the overland mail from India, the painful: in- telligence has reached the Missionary Rooms, of the deeease of Rev. Adoniram Judson, D. D. senior missionary of the American Baptist Missionary Union. He died on the l2th of April last, on board the French barquer Aristide Marie, of Bordeaux, bound for the Isle of Bourbon, at the age of G2' Dr. Judson left Maul- main on the Sd of April, accompanied by Mr. T. s. Ranney, in compliance with the directions of his physician. Mrs. J. would have gone with her husband, but it was at the hazard of her life, and he would not consent. For day or two hope and fear alternated, but before the pilot left the vessel, he felt SC much re- vived as to dictate message to Mrs Judson. expressing confident belief that he would recover. Scarcely, however, had the pilot got off when he relapsed and suffered great pain. which continued till he was released by death. He was buried in the sea on the same evening in latitude la deg. North longitude os deg. East. within the range of islands that run down to the straits of Malacca. within nine days after. He embarked for the East in 1872, and has thus been more than thirty eight years in the missionary service.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
PROBATR RTCORD

VNhE Court of Probate Cor the District A oi Ll'chhelds haih limited and allowed SIX months frOm the date bereOf, for the creditors O the Estate Of Henry P. KarcheF, late of Liich6eld. in said Districs, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allOw> ance and settlement. Those negleciing l0 to present Iher accounts within said time, properly alIesled, will be debarTed recov- cry. All persons indebted to said estate are requested lo make immediate payment to.
 G,F. DAVIS. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

A RE made and repaired on tho shortest no. "A liee by the subscriber. shalting and Ma. chinaTy al all kinds made to order. Castings furnished of the best quality. and extremes low.
 Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched Leather Belts. Also, Chain Pumps og Wasel Elevators. wholesale snd Felail.
 TOOLS, PATTERNS. DIES, and all kinds of work usually dene ln . mathlne chop, dnnG ln A slyle which cannot tall Co snll ansiomepe GAS, STEAM and WATER PIPES slways ls hand. AARON kiLBOtTIgM,
 No, { Howard si. Nsw Haven,
 December iSl. istv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
NOTICE :!

N9HE Institute tor Young Ladies, at Win-
 sted, Ct., will be completed and ready for Jb the reception of pupils, on the FIRST Monday in October. The year W ill be divided into three terms of IA weeks each. Charges Latin and Eng ish branches, board. washing, lights, fuel, &c. $l5o per year, or $50 per term. Music, inc ludlng use of Piano., $fl0 per term; French, Spanish and ltaiiaa, extra.
 A limited number of pupils will be receiy- ed into the family of the Principal.
 sa REV. P. T. HOLLEY. Winsted, Ct, Aug. 2l, 1850. 4wsl5
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
NIusical Tnetrnrnanfs

And Depot 70 Bronze P0s0defs TIIE subscriber, Importer and M snufacinr. \ CT. keeps constantly on hand the largest assortment of MU SICaL INSTR U- M 4 " TS. of every description in the U. S.-als0 Bronze Powder. of all colors and quail Ities of the best German manufacture, Dutch Metal. Florence leaf, Gold, and Ultra .lnarine Blue, and which he will sell on reasonable terms. Store keepers are requested to call and examine his large assortment befnre puF- chasing elsew here. HOWARD BAACK
 67 Fulton s., NEW YORK
 March 9th, iS50-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

NOTICE-The Litchfeld Savings Soc'y 1Nis now ready to receive deposits of mon> ey, which will be taken in any sum from one dollar to four hundred dollars. The society has few hundred dollars 10 loan on the pledge of uni cumbered Real Estate.
 f ' c. F. DAVIS, Treas.
 Litchfeld Aug 20, 1850. 4wl5
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
I1TUHFHELID. sspt. T2, 1850.
Vormonf MectIan.


 The Wings of She Old Green Noun. tam State have Sought . good fght. and acheived a complete victory over an up- Pr'nciPled coalition of spurious Free sO'I with its PrO-SlaVery ally. We sub> mt below. returns from les towns, which comprise nearly f0ur~ffths of the nonu iatlon sf the State. In these the vote stands as follows:
 All others eooe
 Williams majority -2a5a
 m these same towns last year the "mg majority was only lOS8, showing 'anet Whig gain of 1915. This insures the election of the whole State ticket h- the people, for the first time since ;sAx
 An the first congressior;s District there IS no choice. IT. ft:y-four towns Lyman, the reg'iiar Whig candidate, has s51e to 29IS tor Miner. There are over three thousand votes thrown for the two Loco- loco candidates.
 In the second district, Hebard, whig has 1496 majority over all others. Five towns remain to be heard from, which will not reduce his majority below thousand.
 :. In the third district, Mr. Meacham is reelected by majority not far from twelve to fifteen hundred.
 In the fourth, Bartlett, Loco, succeeds Peck, Loco, by less than the usual ma. jority.
 In the House, we have returns of 12O wings to s4 opposition, a slightly increas. ed majority from last year.
 In the Senate, the whigs have elected two in Bennington, three in Windham, four in Windsor, three in Rutland, two in Addison, two in Chittenden, three in Franklin, and one in Orleans-2O in all and probably one in Essex and one in Grand Isle. The opposition have only three in Orange, two in Washington, two Caledonia, and one in Lamoil; in all 8. We'll done Vermont. nt.--Boston Atlas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
For SSyLe %. EO ReseE.

n IF application is made inns al 1kSSha medialely. I will sell or Rent S1;sI x! ::ss:: my place ia Prospect street The lot contains aboat two and one fourth acres of first rate land, on which is growing good variety of choice iiuIt. The House and out-buildings are in good re- pair and conS enient for two families.
 also offer for sale one COW, two tons of Hay, one top buggy and harness. For particulars en- qure of the subscriber on the premises.
 EDWARD W BLAKE LrrcHFIELD. sEPrEMBEI. 9, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
To Dealers In Crockery And
 Glass Ware.

THE subscribers, Importers and Dealers in l China, Glass and Earthen Ware, have just received large assortment of Gold Band. White and Raised Figured China; Mulbury' White Granite, Light Blue, Flowing Blne, c. C. Colored and Edge Earthen Ware; Yum blers, Lamps, Specie Jars, Salts, Castors, Cam dlesticks, and every variety of Glass Ware. The attention ot Merchants is respectfully so> licited to our stock of the above kinds of goods, which we will sell at the lowest New York prices.
 BOOTH & PECK, No. g Wall Street,
 Sign of the BigPtcher3
 Bridgeport, Apr. l5, 1850. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

E%The Ladies of Litchfeld will hold a Fair for the sale of fancy articles and refreshments, at the Hall of U s Hotel, on the day and evening of the Agricul- tural Exhibition.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
PAPER. PAPER !!

The subscriber has In store an extenSive assortment of Paper. consisting in partaof the following: English blue and white laid Letter. French do do Wove dn. a English and French Commercial Post. French aud American Folio pust. French, English and American Note, all sizes. N ..Ha Deny Medium, Royal. Super Royal and Elephant Ledger Papers. Wha.eman's and Hudsoa's Drawing Pa' pers.
 P0d 0fllce Bloliing Envel0pe. Co!oFed Fancy and Medium Papers. Also, Pattern Paper, for T'aIlors' use: 300 reams fine and snperhne Letter Paper. 3OO Wrapping Paper, all slxes. Also any auanllly Of DindsFA' aRd Straw
 E HUNT,
 c AsyIsm street, Havvord.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
.NOtSce xO Bridge Builders.

The Select men of this town will meet at the several places herein named on Saturday next, for the purpose of contracting with the highest bidder for the rebuilding or repairing of the following bridges, viz: at Trowbridge's Tannery at 10 o'clock A. Nj near the house of Edward Perpont at 12 A. M. near the house of Chester Crooker at P. M,; near the house of Harvey Perkins at P. M., near the house of Chas. Buel at 4 P. M.
 Litchield, Sept. 3 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

R At a meeting of the Directors of the Winsted Bank on the sd inst. Wm. Henry Hill, of Norwich was unanimous Y elected Cashier, in the place of E. g.. Hamilton resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Ne,o Spring Millinery :!

MRS DANIELS has returned from New
 WI York with a splendid Stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods. The latest fashions received for Hats, Caps, Dresses and Man tillas-Hats cleansed and pressed in the nealest manner-the patronage of the Ladies of LitchReld and it's vicinity are solicited. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
Naugatuc K R ailroad
 
SUMNER PARLIAMENTARY.

SUMMGB AfGKANGEMENT
 Commencing April 24sk, 1850. EHlRST passenger train will leave Bridgeport E for Waterbury at 1925 a. m., Of on the arrival Otthe 8 a. n. Express Train from New York, connecting as Straliord with the $50 a. n. train from Ne Haven.
 2d Passenger TraiA will leave Bridgeport for Winsted, at 5,lOP. m. or on the arrival oG the the2 ,45 p m. Express Train from New York, connecting at StraIford with the 30 p. m. Train from New Haven.
 lstFreight train with passenger cay a'tst led will leave BidgepOIt'Or WinsfeC ats 2L a. m, 2d Freight Train w''h paSser st. "a, alAeh. cd Will leave BridgetOT fcl Waterbury at b. or P.m.
 ReES1aeS1as.
 First passenger tram will leave Ni.~AN ot 7,lO m connecting al the junctn.,, VI i'm, a special train 10 New Haven, and orr,1s aI BridSep.I: m tune for the passengers to take the lO,3O a. m. trs in to New Yolk, and Trains to Hartford. Albany, Piltsfield, and Stations m the Housatonic Railroad, 2d Passenger Train will leave Waterbury at 3.3O m, connecting at the Junction with the special train 10 New Haven and Hartford. and arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers to to take the m Train to New York.
 Sd Passenger Train will leave Waterbury at 3.3o P.s m., connecting with the Express Train to New Haven, Hartford and Boston. the 15 Train to New York and Evening Train to Pittsield.
 Freight train with Passenger Car attached will leave Winsled at 40 p. m. and arrive in Bridgeport in time tor the $50 D. m. Train to New Haven, and Evening Train to New York
 STAGES
 From Litchfeld will connect with the Pas. | senger Train which leave Winsted at THO a, m. and Bridgeport at 10 p m. at the Litch. field Station.
 Stages will also connect at Winstel from Hltchcocksville and New Boston, and at Hum. phreysville from Woodbury, Southbury, and Oxford. .....
 Hotchkiss' stage for Watertown will con. meet with the S,4l m Train from Waterbury and 1925 a. m. Train flom Bridgeport, daiiv, and on Tuesdays and Saturdays with the 5 lU m train from Bridgeport.
 A Freight Train from New Haven, and the
 Steamer Roger UIllianas, from New York, will connect with the Freigh, Trains on this Road. Freight will 1 billed from each station for New York. New Haven and Bridgeport. ssEs
 Time wlea zyains Leove .Stutions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
MARBLE & EosTER.

Purchasers may rely upon all honorable en- deavors to merit a continuanceot that extend. ed patronage which has been so freely bestow. ed upon this house for the past Is years.
 The MottO--Large sales and small profits. The nimble sixpence, &c.,, has been and ia July exemDliied in our success. For pro- curing goods of the best and latest styles at wholesale cost, our facilities are superior - Many large invoices of Staple articles are purchased upon speculation out of season at reduced prices. And many are in the cnUrse of manufacture, subject to our order, which will he sold al as low rates as by any house in the United States. f4
 MARBLE & FOSTER
 New Haven, Aug. s. l4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
G. F. DAVIS, Adminis.ra,or.
Distric, of New Milford. ss.

PrObale Court, August 29th. 1850 F STATE of SiIas GIeeOty, late of New IA MilftrG, in said Disiiiti, deceased.
 The Court oi Probate for the District oi New MlfoId hath limited and allowed six months frcm tte da'e hereof, for the Creditors Of said Estate, to exhibit their claims fer settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attes,ed, within said time, will he debarred recovery. All persons Indebt ed 10 said Estate are requested to make inImedi- ate payment 10
 l7 ITHAAlAR FERRIS, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12
PROTECTION Insurance Company.
 OF

1AR4FOhOS NONN. THE subscriber having been appointed an | agent of the above Company, ofIeTsto in- sure Houses, Stores,' Mills, Factories, Barns, and their contents. and all other descriptions of insurable property against lossor damage by fire, at rates of premium as low as any other similar institution.
 c. F. DAVIS, Agent Litchfeld, le49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

At a Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, within and for the District Of Litchheld, on the 10th day oi August, A, D. 1850:
 Present OLIVER A, c. ToDD, Esq, Judge. ORDERED. that the Administrator on the O estate of FANNY LOOMS, late of Liichfield, in said district, doceased, exhibit his administration accoun: with said estate, to this C. nrt for adjustment, at the Probate Office, in Litchlield in sad district, on Monday, the 2d day of September, A. D. is5O. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that all persons interested in said estate may have notice thereof, said administrator is ordered and directed to pest a copy of this order on the public sign. post in said Litchfield, pearest the last residence ot said deceased and also by publishing the same in newspaper printed in Litchfeld county, at least one week before said 2d day of September. 1850.
 A true copy of Record. Attest.
 OLIVER A. q. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

WYE have just received from Market, w fresh supply oi Muslins, Berages. Cot ton and Linen Ginghams. Silk Shawls. Para sols, D,ess Trimmings, &c., &c., which we invite our customers to examine.
 ALVORD & BROTHERS, Wolcottville, june 12
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-12

pose Of carrying on the Millinery and Dress Making business, on the 18th nf September next. X
 Goods of all descriptions, such as are usually kept by Milliners, will be foand tn her stock. @at t
 Having had several years experiencein the business. she feels confident that she can give entire satisfaction to those who may favor her with call.
 She would also improve this opportunity to say to her friends and customers geners ally, that she Is thankful; for past fayors, and will be happy to see them at her new Shop, where all kinds of work in the Milli- nery line will be done with neatness and despatch, and at very low prices.
 Lakeville, Aug. IS 1850 IA