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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
Spoken, &c.

May 2 at night, off Fire Island steamship Psci-
May a. lat 40 IS lon II 49, ship American Congress I'm
New.Yofk for London.
May lat 80 ~ Ion 49, ship Duchess Of Orleans, "a days
from New ork for Hsvre.
Msy % lat 81 H. lon IS So signazed steamship Wash.
ington, hence for Bremen and Southampton.
No date lat IS IT, Ion Il 49, Br ship Jessca I'm NOreans
MAY sciiy Islands bearing EsE distant 40 miles ex.
changed signals with steamer Hermann hence FOR Bremen
May a no iai &c bark Fsirnouu Of and from PhiIade-
April 5h si2s 80 $, long 40 20 W, bark Archibald, Gra
Gle, from Boston for San francisco, - days out
April 7h, LAT 10 5, long % w, signaizsd ship Windsor
Fay.
April 12th, lat Il S, long IS W, schr Betty Bliss
April 18th, the equator, long So 80 w, spoke whsle
ship Trident Of and for New.Bedford from the Pacific
Ocean, with 500 bbls oil
May a. si 50 ~ long sc 20 saw propeller City OF Gas-
May o. lat SO ~ long 6s S. OF the old Black Ball
Line bound Z; supposed the Manhattan.
May ~, tiny miles from the Hook saw ship Devon, (Br
May 49, lat az lon 49, exchanged signals with pkt ship
Columbia, from New-York for Liverpool
May o. lat 20 IS Ion 70 so, saw sho Lady of the West
I'm Newport Wales bound to Norfolk win a cargo OF
iron.
May H. stH 80 lon $40 ship Prince Albert, hence for
May e la Al s. lon g. saw New.York packet ship. BID
r. showing signal striped red white, blue horizontally,
ne red stripe al The boiiom-wind at The time ESE.
tsnL saw a Br steamship, bound
April IN LAT % 49, Ion 50 p. saw ashiP with white signal
ard red ball
April lat % 20 lon SO 20 sch Fame of Boston, for san
Francisco, IS d. out
April lat 50 80 Ion IS 80 gnalzed ship Independence,
bound $
April 9, lat &c 20, Ion 81 49, bark Trenton (whser for
StoniD gtOn, p mos out.
April II, LAT II 49, lonS4 A. sgnalzed brig Carrier stand
ing sW.
April H. lat II 81 Ion 81 49, bark Mary Ellen Hewet for
Turks Island.
March H. lat 40 NJ lon 81 W. Lubec brig Nautilus. from
New. York for Bueuos Ayres all well
May H. AM, lat 50 %, Ion "a a. large stmr
steering SE.
No date on the equator bark Niagara, for Valparaiso
perhaps the Niagsrs Jarvis from Boston, March H. for
Csifornia)
May H. Georges shoal bearing w by s. 40 miles ship
Adeline MelcsL from New-York for Quebec.
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WhaIers.

spoken-po date, brig Tyleson starbuck Nantucket
clean. bourd 10 Fernando Pc, 10 ret for another cruise
At Rsrstongs In June 1919, ship Barclay Baker Of Man
tuekeL $50 sp.
AiFays, April 2 Peri Russell NIB 80 bbls since leay.
ing +, in July sa had Loaf some men al Pernambueo by
fever.
Ship Louisiana $50 tons Of NYork has been purchased
by Nye 10 be employed In the sperm whale fishery
from NBetford under command OF Capt Walter Tsber
Of ship Desdemona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
MAR HIED.

On Thursdsy, May IS by Rev Henry Chase, Mr.. FRED
ERIC JENKINS 10 Miss MARIA b. CONkLlN, eldesi
d.neher Of Benz y. Conklin Al Of this city.
CNev.Iondon Greenpor and Sss Har6or papers please
Etz abeihiown New-Jersey, on "Wednesday evening
"a inst by the Rev. DR.. Knox, SAMUEL kNOA Of this
civ and SARAH II. daughter OF Richard T. Hslnes. ESQ
81 he former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
DIED.
"a Mra ABIGAIL FELT,

On the 9slh inst Of Isrslysss, Mira ABIGAIL FELT
Ton he Gin instant sea- In the Psci6e steamship Ten
nessee bound honewsrd from San Francisco 70 Panama
Holm RATHBONE RUGGLEs, aged u years and eldest
son Of Samuel B. Rngsles ESQ Of ms city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
California Vessels spoken, &c.

At Valparaiso, April 90 ships Francis Depau, Collier I'm
York dec 2a) for California; Charlotte Tuly, Crosby,
fm Boston dec u for do schrs Woodsids Troher from
Boston NOV l6) for do; Fa1awav Henderson, I'm NYork
(oct lS for do bark Gardiner Hayden, from New-York
NOV 2i) for do
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BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, May zS-Ar schr d Ellis, NYork.
Iron our Correspondept.

from o1r NolIrspooocD-l
PHILADELPHIA. May &-ArriseS-Bsrk MsrrinAc
Bosiuu: bngs 6o'den Rule, tBrl Wellington. hataszGs
Ocean Queer, Pesehy Bos0t Poeonoesel Brewer, New
lus Wilmington, NC; kosc!1sko, Herup, 81 John NIB,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
Pnssrnrers Arrived.

tan. M Smith and lady, NYorki Rob, Snaw do; Hugh
pIee do. Chas A JOhnson-Toat o.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
POET OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY n, lSSl

MINIATURE LLNAEAc....THIs DAY.

sn.-Ri.es IS sets7 q Moos-Setz..... 3 5Oa
HIGH wATER....May q
candy Hk l6a Gov. Isl..lO 1ba Hell Gste az lla
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
TO Gle RGYMEN aud Superintendent OF
Sabbath Schools.

THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, should be :ntroduc-
ed into the Sabbath Schools of all evangelical
denominations for the following reasons:
1st, They are prepared with great care.
I'd, They are entirely tree from sectatian b.
as.
Sd, They are sufficiently numerous and va
ried in their character to suit the wants OF all
classes, ages aud circumstances in life
18th, They are ve:y cheap. Flty volumes
adapted, 10 infant classes, are aold tor $Ss2 80
Seventy Ave larger volumes, suited TO JuyeA,
lie classes, are sold for S.. Two hundred
still larger. for geo. and "a thick volumes for
"a.
will not then every clergyman and 5, $. SUI
perintendent see toit, that their schools are
supplied with these bookss
The Subscribers will keep at all times. a
tails supply of The above publications, as we'll
a. all Others adapted TO Sabbath Schools, all OF
which will be furnished as low as they can
be obtained in Boston, New York or Phlladel-
phia.
Catalogues will be furnished at an early
day, 20 all pastors and superintendents whose
address can he ,ascertained. Persons wishing
10 purchse s. s. Books. should bring or send
an alphabetical CGta,ogue of the books al
ready in their Libraries, toavoid purchasing
duplicates. Address all orders 10
BROCKETT, FULLER& CO.,
2I9 Main st. !, Hartford, Conn.
OrsH. w. HUTCHINSON, s. CO.,
- SpringfieidY Mass. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03

ON and after July LIST, Stages will run from
" Litchfield to the Housatonic Railroad, as
olIows, VIZ: Stage will leave Litchield toi
New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and
t'ridays, at o'clock. A. NJ. and arrive al
New Milford in time to take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany.
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'clock, P. NJ, or on the
arrival ef the Passenger Train from New York
Another Stage wllleave West Cornwall for
Iitchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 2 o'clock. P, M lor on the arrival of
he Passenger Train from New York, and re,
nrn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
eavIng LiIchfeld at O'Clock. A. NJ, thus
oaking a daily line from Litchfield to the
T. sAtonc Railroad
'EAe Proprietor of this line intends putting
on new Carriages, and as usual good Horses,
and will enieavOr TO merit liberal share of
public patronage.
EDWARD HART, Proprietor
West Cornwall, June 81, lS49. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
A FARM FOR SALE.

AEpA LYING in the East part of Wall
|!l! lingford Conn containing ninety
HsssR acres more or less, as the pur-
uGAt4eAs chaser may wish, with buildings
thereon. One Barn. 60 feet long one 20 by
80 feet, all full Of hay. The Farms 10 well
altered, and we'll proportioned with Meadow
sli Pasture. The Meadow lies all together
divided from the Pasture by lane, that stock
can 60 from the Barn to any past of the Farm
Plenty Of wood, aud chestnut for fencing stuff
handy to get with five hundred Apple trees
on it of the best Of fruit, apples IN abundance
when it is apple season. The farm is situa-
,ed about IL mi les from New Haven, on good
turnpike road and a span of horses could ca
silly draw ton to a load from the farm to the
city. One,halt Of the purchase money may
remain with good security. The farm will be
sold for $500 less than it is worth. My object
in selling it is, | am past three-score and ten
and have nobody 20 take care Of it,
LUTHER HALL.
Walling ford Aug %, | $50. '3ml7
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
AONsAlOMic Railroad
Summer Arrangement, commencing April %,

SuHthAVA AAbWh6VAAOMV1 VVMAuAOhVAuS HpIBA HJs
VNHE Cars on this road run in connection
i with The New York and New Haven, and
Western Railroad.
Morning Train for Pittsfeldleaves Bridge
port at 10 40 a. M, on the arrival of the Nor
ming Express Train from New York, the Sec
ond Accommodation Train from New Haven,
and the Naugaluck Train from Winsted.
Epeming Train leaves Bridgeport tor Pitts
field at S IS p. m. on the arrival ftp. m. Elk.
press Train from New York aid the 80 p. IN
Train from New Haven and the Naugatuck
Tain from, Water bury.
RETURNING,
First Train leaves Pitts6eld at 30 a. m.
| and connects at Bridgeport with the Express
Train to New York, at 1875 p. IN. and the
Special Train to New Haven.
Second Train leaves Pittsfeld, at a p. M,
and connects with the Evening Express Train
to New York at S so p. m.
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
line, o. the arrival of the Morning Train from
Albany, and intersect the 30 Pittsfield Train
at Van Deusenville. Returning; leaves Van
Deusenville on the arrival of the lO4O a. m.
Train from Bridgeport and intersects the West
ern Train for Albany at State line.
Freight Trains leave Bridgeport at 6 o'clock
a. m every morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
Geese Feathers

mHE suhscribefs have made arrange
men:s TO keep a constant supply of .
first rate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, In packages offrom
20 to 80 lbs; and will furnish at alItimc
any quantity from 20 10 1000 lbs. of quail
ivy they will warrant as good as the bes
at as low prices as can be purchased o
equal quality in the State.
49,. s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03

California and tne Straw, also cheap
Lace and common Straw Hats, at so
cents apiece.
A choise selection of Parasols and
Parasoletts, Linen Cambria Handker.
achiefs, mbroideries and Laces. Ladies'
nd Gents Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread
=H-@v~-s
all sizes. Ladies super6ne Elastic Hose.
Merino Colors, Mantilla Silk and trim
mings. Mantillas made to order. The
public are invited to call before pure
chasing elsewhere. @ Sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
SALISBURY HOUSE.

THIS House, situated in the Centre, OF
Il Salisbury, Conn. is now open for the
reception of Boarders, by the day, week or
month. Being in the vicinity Of Lakes
Wonscopomuc, Washaning and Washanee;
Housa,onic and Bash Pish Falls Mount
Rhigi, Mount Brace. and many other points
of interest, the location is considered very
desirable, and it will be the constant en-
deavor of the proprietor. TO render the So
journ Of visitors pleasant and agreeable.
H. s. NORTON.
Salisbury, July 6, 1850. y
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
lG UTiufA q
Life Insurance Company
uVTHfOD " q

OF BALTIMORE.
Anew ENGLAND BRANCH, % Doane
IN Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHssLw41.1.'
General Agent forNew England. ,u.,
sub.Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
othre.l, ESQ.,, Agent.
Garwood ii. Atwood, NJ. D. Examining
physician
.ocal Board of Trustees tor Netc England
Oh ~ Branch.
DANIEL DEsHON, pREsIDENT-,
q r Adams.g . Col. VIM. Schouler,
Rev,d s. K. Lothrop, Col. N. A. Thompson
f'phraim Lombard, Thomas G i.t m.
ohm Schouler, William w. warren.
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
f this Branch from its present business, are
, ow invested in New England. underthe su-
ervision OF the Local Board Of Trussees,by
HON the securities are holden, and the same
ill be done from month to month he!eatter.
per order: GRO. Nj. CHALWlLL,
V'r.' iatdS' 8g General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
Wanted,

A r the New Haven Shirt Manufactory,
"A. number OF Young Women 10 iron Shirts.
Capable and intelligent persons can make
from A 90 90 per week. None but Ameri-
cans need fpply. For further Information en-.
quife o. s. N. BRONSON, Litchfeld 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
MARBLE g. FOSTER.

Purchasers may rely upon all honorable en-,
deavors to merit centinuanceof that extend
ed patronage which has been SO freely bestow.
ed upon this house for the past Is years
The Molto-Large sales and small profits
The nimble sixpence, &c.. has been and is
FULLY exempli6ed in our success For pro-
curing goods Of the best and latest styles al
wholesale cost, ousftacilities IRE Superior -
Many large invoices of Staple articles are
purchased upon speculation out Of season al
reduced prices. And many are in The course
Of manufacture, subject 10 our order. which
will be sold at as low rates as by any house in
the United States. IA
MARBLE & FOSTER.
New Haven, Aug. 8. IA. of
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
American Chain Pump Fac
sa tory.

TJHE subscriber is prepared to furnish al
i wholesale or retail Chain Pumps ID any
quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes, SC, sent
to any part ofthe country by Rail Road. The
best Of ChaiRsand Wheels sold at the vety
lowest cash prices. Call and see, gR
! WANTED-A good Blacksmith, to do
Country work, anu Forge for Machine Shop.
'0S H. BALDWIN.
Washington, Feb. 2, 1850. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
F.HhfCHARbs
Custom and Ready Made Clothing I'm
pOrium,
a. ... ... AND

custom ana Ready Made Ct0thshg nm
pOriunS,
e. . .H AND
GentIemen'S Quitting Establishment
LIST door east of Wheeler's Hotel, West st
Spring and summer Stock of
Fashionable Cl0tIlfHag,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
HAVEfound it necessary to move into WEST
Street, and have taken the store furmery
occupied by Mr. Samuel Clock which mas
recently been fixed up expressly Tor me, ana
ain now prepared to give great bargains ~
Custom and Ready Made Garments Of every
description, 10 all wto may favor m with
their patronage. have received the most
fashionable assortment OF Spring and Summer
Goods, ever before offered to this public. My
stock has been selected with great eare-with
specific reference 10 the Spring and Summer
trade,
Iwouid call the particular attention of my
Gus, eners and the public generally, to my
stocko Dress and Frock Coats. OF prices
varying from one dollar and twenty five cents
TO eight dollars.
The pantaloons manufactured and sold at
this establishme u are admitted to be superior
in poinfof style and elegance, to those IN any
other establishment here and aresold from one
fQseven dollars.
The assortment ak9xesis embraces all the
Rw spring and sdiaber styles, from one to
I've dollaEe.
I A spledid assortment of Cloths, Cas- imeres
and Vestings, of all kinds, by the yard or to
suit pure ha sers, with full assortment of tail
ors trimmings, allof which will hes old tremen-
dous cheap. @
Gentlemen-your are invited to examine
my stock of goods before purchasing else.
where, as am determined not tone undersold
by anyman in this port OF the country.
The fancy departmentenbra ali that is
new undesirable, in Duglise French and ltal-
ian, blackand iancy silks Cravats, Suspenders,
Gloves. 81 all Kinds, umbrellas. and good as
sortment Of plain and fancyshtrts, bosoms and
collars, hosiary with every other article usually
ksHkjn GENTLEMAN's OUTFITTINe ESTABLISH
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in astyle not to be sur
passed in fashion or workmanship, and warran
ted to fit.
Cutting done at short notice,
Spring fashions just received. ss.
feel under great obligations to my numer.
Gus customers for their past attention, and
trust by close application TO business, and firm
determination not to be excelied by any estab-,
iIshment Of the kind in the country, ! shall
merit the patronage which has been SO liber'
T. fl. RICHARDS,
West Street. Libchfeld. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
Curtis II. Worth.
OFFICE OF THE
Meriden Insurance Agency,

.af WEST MERIDEN. CONN.
Agent for the
Etna, Protection, and Hartford Fire lnsu-
rance Companies, Hartford. Ct
Washington Co. Granville, N. Y.
Equitable, Concord, N H.
Connecticut Lite, Insurance Company Hart
ford. @'3s #
Philadelphia, Health Insurance Company,
Philadelphia.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
New York.
STAIN ford Health Insuran ce Company, STAN
ford Conn tf43
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
PROTECTION
Insurance Company.

hartford, CONN.
TIME subscriber having been appointed an
l. agent OF the above Company, offersto in
sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns,
and their contents, and all other descriptions
of insurable property agains, loss or damage by
fire, at rates OF premium as low as any other
similar institution.
G. F. DAvIs,Ag
Litchfield, 1s49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
CAUTION EXTRA.

A man by the name Of RUEL CLAP has engaged
with young man Of the name of 8. p. Townsend,
and uses his name to put up Sarsaparilla, which
they call nF. TOwnsends SaFsaparila, denominating
GENUINE, Original, etc. This Townsend Is no doctor
and never was, but was formerly worker ON rail-
Of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining credit for what he lie
not. He IL also sending cards headed Tricks Of
my name for q week. l win give 8. r Townsend
$500 IL he will produce single, solitary proof Of
this This Is to caution the public not TO be deceived
and purchase none but the GENUINE, ORIGINALS
OLD D.. Jacob Townsend's SarsapaEila, having on It
the Old Drs likeness, his family coat OF arms and his
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal OGee, IO2 Nassaa st., Men York City
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
~ Boots. shoes, Caters
Ienthef 6Gcs
Cheap for cash M ClOck'a

Cmc0p ZOE 4stsm ~ (AOClA"a
sStOrst ss-ea -.
M A Large aud general as.
soriment Of Boots 8 Shoes,
wM~ received this week. They
we're selected with rare, and
are well adapted 70 the present and approach
ing seasons. among which may be toundAhe
following, Slz-
: 200 pairs Ladies' Caters, assorted colors,
from 81 rs to ~ 90, 100 pairs French Enam-
meled and Kid slippers. rs cts to | % QUO
pairs cheap slippers, ,dI sorts, % TO 70scIs'
60 pairs childrenis shoes, all kinds, IS to 20.
200 paivs morocco and leather buskins, from
Us cts. to l so Leather boots, Polka boots
,norucco boolsNEc., rs. l0Qpairs Gents Cali
Boots, from B to GOO go pairs Call and
Goat BEogans; so pairs Kip and CnW4Le
Brogans 100 pairs + cali brogans ~ we
cents. 200 Genis' Gasters, Excelsciors, &c y
A usual supply of Leather, Morocco, h'a ~
ings, Bindingss Lasting, Shoe thread: &C. %
bu. Shoe pegs, assorted Sizes at mahu'a''"s
prices. s.@, -. ,sA;d Az mann
featuring custom work from FFsftR s4.s SKI"
Goat skin. common Calf and mp sskins, or
ANYTHING Of the kind wanted. beaulAAnl az
-ticle of Buckskin for tender feet. bread irnl,
lust fer the lame. A word about Rqola ano
Shoes, not always thought Of No or tXer dlaI
or ever can be healthy, sociable. aa9lables
agreeable, with their feet covered win re
city. Rinchlng, or slonching boots ersnoes
The reason why is, that the blood, passing
10 times minute FROM the heart through the
leet back to I'm heart, the channels al CEN
lesing in the LIT, il those feet are aot well
clothed, ii is seat haelE unnatural and dlsor-s
dered, causing sick u the head, faintness
10 the heart, and zA rs to the soul, which
no human being eaf 5Hercome, no medicine
can cure If you doubt it. aching heads and
lwinging corns can tell the story All in
want Of boots OF shoes are invited to
gall and examine my assortment, and it they
find them q little cheaper, and Iath-
Ell better than can be ainund elsewhere think
they will purchase. No charge for showing.
Cali and see. SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litch6eld West g., May 10 Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
(EW BOOKS,

For Sac attAis O0'ce.
The Life and Miscellaneous Writings Of
n a,haniel Chipman, IL. p, edited oy ms
5rother, Daniel Chapman, II. R.-FFlce
III So
'fhe Hand Of God in History, by Rev.
lIollis Read, A. M.--Price 81 %.
The Life Of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel
Chipman, Ii. D.; and the Life of Col. E.
nan Allen, by Jared Sparks, Ii D.. (both
q one yolnme.) --Price 40 cents.
History and Genealogy Of the Kilboprn
gamily. Price VI.
4 Treatise on Agriculture, by a PIac,i
~ Aegiouliuralist.- Price rs cents.
gitchfeld, Dec 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03

NEW BOOKS-The Second Adven I
IN or what do the Scriptures teach re-
specting tn. Second Coming of Christ, the
End OF the World, the Resurrection OF the
Dead and the Final Judgment: by Alpheus
Crosby. Just received by
III. S. PARSONS q Co.
So 2Asylum street, Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
NEW GOODS.

MRS. DANIELS will
open Thursday. May9th,
q splendid assortment Of
New Goods among which
may be found French
Lace and Hungarian
Braid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
CONSUMPTION!
ADYING WOMAN CURED.


We state this to prove the posocr to life,
when this Balsa is used, after the person is
sdsred by physician and friends to be in the last stages
Extraordinarily dyingand, in this case far gone,
tnat the shroud and burial clothes bought For
the particulars Of this case and the respectable and ~"
doubted proof Of all the circumstances and facts, we
+ This cure was effected ON Mrs ZIBA DYKEMAN, Of
Baliston Spa, Saratoga Co, N. Y We can prove be:
isnumeraJle cases Of Coughs and subscriptions CURED
which were pronounced inorabs by sklfu physicians
LIVER COMPLAINT.
See the cure of Doe Hubbard of Stamford Conn, and
DYSPEPSIA See the cure of r. S. WILCOX, mer.
chant of Atca, Wyoming N. Y, and many more, in
our Pamphlets.
Nervous Diseases and DerangemenES
are Cured by Brant's Balsan without fail
DYs ENTERY and SUMMER COMPLAINT
In Children and Adults-and
CHOLERA INE.ANTUM,
are al~ays cured by this Balsaln .
sooe quiet cross etfu children to Sleep and cause
them to rest quietly and yet it does not contain any
OPIUM LAuDANUM, or PAREooRIc, and therefore, new
err INJURIES affects diseases the bran as preparation
of opium do. Weakly Children will become FLESH
HEALTHY. and HEARTY, and grow rapidly by the use
No mother need ever mourn the death of her chi
by Cholera Inlantum, while teething, IT bRANT
PULMONARY BALSAM be administered II
should be- for such cases. given in larger than tho or
binary doses
% For sale wholesale and retail, by A c
Smith, Litchfield, Crow & levitt, N. Hartford
N. Lathrop. Wolcottville, A. Miles & son
and Miles & Gray, Goshen, F. w: Pierce,
Cornwall Bridge, Pratt & Foster, w Cornwall,
Phillips & Rood and J. 6. Allen, Winsted, J. q.
Warner, Roxbury, G. w. Whittesey, N. Mil
ford, Mills & CO. Norfolk, w. w. Calkns,
N. Cane an, c. F. Peck. Ellsworth. c. L Prindle.
Sharon, Warren & Newton, Watertown E. Bah
bitt, Rabbits Bridge. G. B Waller e. Go N,
Preston. T. Scott, Plymouth Doolittle & Co.,
HitcheocksviIe, Thompson & Allen, Woodbury.
Belden & Miner, Falls Village, and by Mer-
chants and Druggists in nearly every townin
the State.
All letters and orders mnst be addressed to
WALLACE & CO.. 304 Broadway, Y,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-03
j Dayton,
Keeps ON Hand a General Assortment
@MStral '4natrumeuts,


CONSISTING Or ..
ViOlins, Bass ViOlSs ACcOrdeORs, Tam
bOrineS; CaStanefS,
Strings for all kinds Of Instruments,
PEGS, APRONS, BRIDGES, BOWS, oLARI-
oNET REEDS, TUNING FORKS, Ros1N,
PIANO WIRE, SHEET MUSIC,
INSTRUCTION BOOKS,
&C., &C., &C.,
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Instru-
ments at the lowest price, are respectfully
invited to call and examine for themselves
Instruction given upon the Piano Forte,
Organ, Seraphine, Melodeon, Bass Viol,
and in Thorough Bass. Piano Fortes,
Organs, and other Instruments Tuned
and Repaired to order.
Y J. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, October, ls49.