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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-05
To CLERGYMENaud Superintendents of
 Sabbath Schools.

To CLERGYMENaud Superintendents 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. 2d, They are entirely free from sectarian bi. as.
 ad. They are sufficiently numerous and Va. rled Tn their character to suit the wants of all classes, ages and circumstances in life
 .dth, They are very cheap. Fifty volumes adapted to infant classes, are aold for $s2. 50. Scyenty.6ve larger volumes, suited 10 Juven. ile classes, are sold for $5. Two hundred still larger. for $40, and 24 thick volumes for $3. Will not then every clergyman and s. S. Stu. perlntendent see to it, that their schools are supplied with these books9
 The Subscribers will keep at all times, a full supply of the above publications, as we'll as all others adapted 10 Sabbath Schools, all of which will be furnished as tow as they can be obtained m Boston, New York or Philadel> phia.
 Catalogues will be furnished at an early day, 90 all pastors and superintendents whose address can he ascertained. Persons wishing to purchse s. s. Books, should bring or send an .dlphGbef'eaI Catalogue of the hooks all ready m their libraries, to avoid purchasing duplicates. Address all orders 70
 BROCKETT, FULLER & CO,
 2l9 Main st., Hartford, Conn.,.
 Or H. W. HUTCHINSON. & CO,
 Springfield, Mass. @ Boots. ShneM- Gas+n~e,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-05

DAYTON continues to manufac
 ture ES and MELO
 DEONS of the very best quality of WO tone and workmanship. His Sera- phinss are made upon principles entirely new, and are not inferior to any made or used in this country.
 DAYTON'S ZMPROTED ME- LODEONis admitted by the most com petent judges to be superior to any Melode> on now in use. It has keyboard simi- lar to that of Piano or Seraphine. The Case is of Rosewood, Black Walnut, and Mahogany, and is well finished. The tone Is very smooth, and can be made loud or soft by the use of the Swell Pedal. It is we'll adapted to quick or slow music. The Bellows is constructed on a hew and inn proved plan,-it works with a Pedal, and with but little inconvenience to the perfor- nner. It is easily made portable by folding the legs underneath.
 N. B. These instruments are we'll adap' fed for an accompanimentto 10 church choirs as we'll as for parlor use, and as they are made in strong and substantial manner, he subscriber feels entire confidence in res commenting them as adurable and efficient instrument.
 Is- The public are invited le call and examine them.
 I+Pianos, Serarnines, and other Mu. sieal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
 ]. DAYTON. WOicottville, Conn.,, July 1S49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-05
NEW GOODS.

5; B B B: &: 5; ]: 2 ;:: 5 &: 8 : }:
 RE@ MRS. DANIELS will
 \ open Thursday, May 9th,
 splendid assortment of New Goods among which H W may be found French M Lace and Hungarian H " Braid.
 California and fine Straw, also cheap Lace and common Straw Hats, at 50 cents apiece.
 A choise selection of Parasols and Parasoletts, Linen Cambric Handker- achiefs, mbroideries and Laces. Ladies' nd Gents Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread
 
 all sizes. Ladies' super6ne Elastic Hose, Merino Colors, Mantilla Silk and trim mings. Mantillas made to order. The public are invited to call before pur- chasing elsewhere. 5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-05
IMPURI1Y OF THE BLOOD,

possesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints from unequal circulation, determination of blood t0 the head palpitation of the heaEt cold feet and ha cold ehills and hot flashes the hody It has ies e1pectosaOn and gentle precipitation relaxing stEie ares of the lungs, throat, and every other part.
 But in nothing is its excellence more manfestiy and acknowledged than in an kinds and stages Of
 FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-05
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS,
CONSUMPTION! A DYING WOMAN CTrREn.

We state this to prove the po,oer to savs life, when this Basam is used after the person is con sdsred by physician and friends to be in the last stages snat the shreud and burial clothes bought For the payelars of this case and the respectable and un dOHbted proof of all the circumstances and facts we refer to our PAMPHLETS.
 This cure was effected on Mrs. ZIBA DYKEMAN, oi Ballston Spa, Saratoga Go, N Y. We can prove be. yond doubt many other almost equally hopeless, and ianumsrable of Coughs and GInsampions CURED, which were pronounced fnorabe by skilf physicians
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-09-05
SALISBURY HOUSE

THE subscriber is prepared to furnish at u wholesale CT retail Chain Pumps in any quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes, &c., sent to any part of the country by Rail Read. The best of Chain and Wheels sold at the very lowest cash prices. Call and see.
 WANTED-A good Blacksmith, to do Country work, aud Forge for Machine Shop.
 f 4I H. BALDWIN.
 Washington, Feb. ?, 1850. 40
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Horton. 0s.dy Se Mary warrs.. ao Centurion,
cite, Morley. EYor&. -,
PoRTLAsD. Oss s-Arr bark 81 JAse Bahsr, NYorh Cid
brig Lvcis siater. CisniussOs. 80, .,
Ppovmsxcn, Oot s-Arr s,hrs DR. Franklin, StannArd,
Nanssmoaa Va Dsyssn. Hieh man PhnAdslpha; Aoh-
sah ID, johnson, so Mechanic Cain dos kmpsror Lowell
Troy; n1dy Fall Rver load for ChArisston
sloops Albsay kspuHs LssGett Ron
dout Levi Rowe Wsdmore, Virginia. poo'moks.
Isma. Asssns. Lnnsn Albsny Volta, ratsls. Ron
Rcnssrp, 6e1 SXr .ebr VS. n MAILER. Price, NYsrk.
sld schr Marietta 6urr, wheeler. Nfork.
ST HARHs Sept zo-Arr brig Samson NYork.
sALn 5-Cld sohrs Phebe Baxter, WhslAon, PhilA-
delphia. - -,
9Th, sobr DsRosset, Brewster, York; brg Adolph
Bohp do. CID It'll, schr John Russell Smith Turks
tsAnd; sth, schr Virginia, Hobart HYork.
RasssnEers Arrived.
Lospos-Paehs, ship Cornslias Grlnneil.Dr Cooper
fwasee and wife Boston, Davidson, Jersey City; sgd
nsy Madison Madison ENGLAND; Q DAveApert. Bath
Ny; Bisslow Boston Herr Ernst Emehen Berlin Jsl
Fortups Priest. HAtcheson. Mise Bsrke, Alwyn
and wife Hooley Wood rnssnd-47 in the "a cabin and
LT.arooI.Psohst chip Ashburson-wm Davis. lady and
children Of Eng Id Malone of Irsland SAml
New Yor. Chss frehsy and lazy Of osymsn Rev Rich
CHARLEsroN-ship II Alleb-Wm Reynolds.
Rio JASnRo-Ham Brig Lberty-ksssrs Boland and
Brennan.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKs-A COMP RTE PRACTICAL
wcrk the and treatment Of private diseases
strcturc and all kindred affections o. the urusry organs
Illustrated ~ sreat number % beautifully coored plates
ss large ss life BY Homer Bostvic., n Lfrge qusrto,
100 I'd edition. Price $40 fro the Boston
Medical and Surgical Jourrslt be said fearessy
te be equal 70 Rsords actions work family
OF diseases far superior anything % hind
publ he'd in this country Author o. the semina
fmmssieps, Impoteney Sc- caused By improper h.bts
fishers. sTRiNcERs TOWNSEND IA Br..Sy.y' aas y,
the .uthor so Br.advay
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MEDICAL.


MIDWIPERY.-NRS. MARTIN, WHO POSSESSES
WI diplomas Of Midwifery from the Dublin Lynn in Hos
pitA ACKNOWLEDGED to be the best nstsu on the
world wosld be glad TO enter into engagements with ladies
- accoucheuse midwife Address % Seventeenth street.
where her diplomas can be seeD Mrs also give refe
rsnces to respectable ladies OF New York and Brooklyn
whom she attended and who will vOueh for her skill and
knowledge OF the art.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.-DR MAC DON
nell devotes special attention diseases OF tina lungs ~
his Office No Warren street Broadway from TO 10
A. M to and to r. NJ where be obtained his Pull
Balsam price 81 and Erupve Lin ment, 81 which,
in numerous instances have performed cures Necessary
remedies, advice, &c, forwarded to address.
DUBLIC THANKS TO THE DISTINGUISHED DR.
Il Spolasco, N. D.. from London, q East Broadway
New YorE city for having restored after fourteen
decrepiude year and half in bed from exorueatng
and enlarged Baron spoiaseo-sess hi,
name-onfee me in month Twenty one physo failed
not only to cure, but TO relieve John Young
zenith ward house. Third avenue New York city
Il Were this book carefully read by every married
and ito advice followed The fears Of poverty and the
prospects large family Of children would be obviated
For sale a. No. ~ Ann street Also the Female Portuguese
Pills Price .S2 Book 81 Phladelphia IS South Thru
street.
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DR. DE LANEY AUTHOR OF TIE nMEDICAL
~ Guide &c. devoes special attention all diseases of
the genito organs Recent cured BY his
method by local application in day the facts
well known by hyciAns and the public generally that BY
the proper remedies diseases their first appear
be checked st Syphilis would be disa med Of
it's terror Neglect Of DAYS being often the Of
suerngs fer years every should remember that
OF prevention is better than pounds Of
Once 81 Lispenard street, near Broadway
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yate Treatise &c.-Ohce hours tie IL A to p.
Sunday exoepted)-No ~ Greenwich street. II has
been matter Of surprise that Of rank and
eminence in his profession should his talents
diseases which OF pretend
so easily. IT, however bat one thousandth part OF the
niseres these people bring society known
different opinion would be formed And STILL is not only
the misery and detection preying the mind
well the body, that deplored many Of them Of
such nature as toAheo posteriy IL 10 fact, thAt whom
not properly treated they remain rs dormant in the
constitution as to show themselves other than in
their effects poserity and yet rpery understood
may most easily and speedily be removed do not sernpe
TO afm from tbe unsommon advantage have enjoyed in
addition to avery extensive practice in this speciality that
can be cured IN days they had existed
years before and that in tsse insure such
TAIN safe and radical be oh aned from
source America Those who apply in the earlier stages Of
their disease will surprised at the ease and rapidly q
their cure Ny Practical Private Trestse sth ed as
practical Information all these hjeots with
Of most boohsellers or by post mailed Free by addressing
nff
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NR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF rHE PRACTICAL PAL
DR L. MOkTAnORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

have contracted diseases, 'Cura us voleas that is
Take care of thy health have devoted
profession and have treated successfully thousands
TENTS Those who wish consult those complaints
may do so free Of charged from A H. to H. sundays
excepted II you value Jour health you win avoid thOse
and that their Kind OF medicine is all that
sary for disease in all its forms Persons whose health has
been ruined by these egotist call daily log Will
1 I'M
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DE- COOPER, IL DUANE STREET. HAS I0a THI
~ last fourteen confined his to the treat
ment Of merourial and other diseases Of delicate nAtsrs
He car the most Of this disease An
mild eases removed In two W sve days perfect
eharEe.
he. JOHNSON, NO. BvANE STREET, so WILL
~ known the treatment Of delicate disease The
torsreputa,on for skill in these half
existed Tor years pre-eminsnt Constitutional weakness
brought by secret habit eneotuay cured Recent
cured In four days.
DR GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE ALL THOSE
~ dcult and protracted eases Of syphilis, gleets
norhe. etc. tina, have escaped hands q
educated soiAn oil rs
IL Ann Broadway private through the
try adjoining his store.
nR. WARREN is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ from vs. years practice, OF which we're In
hospital DIR. W. enabled to guarantees speedy
without See hit diploma In his orice No hott
street. adjoining Chatham square with the first
surgery and medicine this country has produced
nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO DEVOTE HIS
~ entire time ohoe practice whore he be dsy
consulted, with honorable hhdence His experience
the practice Of Medicine and surgery Is 20 years See
his London diploma in his ofhee, BAY Fulton street. No
fee till cured.
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Phlsdslphis ssSsi for trs has painted por. .sd {,
assu, 20 ton. ,eIpoed tls cemmssors from Hsiiasl
Cs.rsi, barb. Bsr~srd Coed SIN. savannah oss. Ry-
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R.@si,r, H.@pdss for a..
Oct kots fh-Ihe ehir NarraEansett, from
Phadelpkia bound g. California came 20 the anchorage
this Afternoon oclo-k ~ksre she 10 detained
vind from W. kot vessel came In vent siacs
morins
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efd sehr Esther Elita Buht, NYort
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phi,-
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NEwHuRYPoRr, Oct = Arr schrs Harriet Newell Gordon
Phihdslphis; Erte. Churvhiii. NYork.
knwroRr uct = Arr sohrs John ireland, Crowtl Bos
go ~ nfett' Csihains Nieterson do doi MARY Ten
ven 90 O.; settts. sresr Roekisnd or hYc-k Enceli
Psns5as nd e.. 90 hsomA willard sos,on fet
ftbsder sisnJs Aton.s Jennins, warren for NYork
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T>HK MARRIED wonASs PKiyATE MEDICAL CON.

r>HK MARRIED woMAN'e PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
panion, by Dr. A. n haurioeau Professor Of Diseases
women Tenth edition lsno. Pp $50 price s-fesrs 81
suffering OF physical and mental anguish
tonate Wife peeunAry dcutes TO the husband might
have been spared by timely possession OF this work Ne
Intended especially for the married. or those eontempn
marriage as dsoloses important secrets which should
kno -n 90 them particularly.
family, IL 10 OF especial Importance.
Here also, every femaie-the wife, the mothsr-ths ou
either budding nhood the the decline
yssrs In whom nature oentempAtes important ohsnse
discover the symptoms and the efficient
remedis and certain mode Of every oeupan
10 which her ser issubect
trrraot Of letter from gentleman In Dayton, ohoD
~ =. - DAyres. hsy !. l8z.
nv DsAR SRA Ny wife psreeptlbly sin ing To-
usn And suffering months before and durng
uneuent; every successive
and Frustrated putting her life in imminent danger
which was on the last occasion dsspared a. supposed
70 meet the Al this time tnow about
heard your book highly spoken Of as containing
reaching On tie receipt and perusai
press 20 the relief IL afforded distressed mind ans
hsjoy lie impaired wife. lssrn.g that ths
rrest discovery Of n NJ Desomssus provided remedy
be- But for ths smother would have passed
head in all human probability wife would
In her grave. and my children left motherless.
t o. course mprHsticable to convey fully
tended for the married or those marriage
sale At ga Brosdwsy and at the Puboadon ono
l1s Lherty street, New York; Little CO, Albany W
paws Bosteni T. D. Peterson. Chestnut street, Phs-
ID. reccp, Of SIS copy viii be transmitted By m.
Tree Of POSTAGE any the United States feterI
must Be address-s, post paid, 10 Dr. A n hAURICRAU
bon .s2f New York city. Once l29 Liberty street
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SsI uslvi.a Pxiaasiphia slOops Nsarchu Albany Nsp
euxs, HsnAsvA - -.
CssrsxBsrh Almond st yAsoi brig Oxford 0eerystewn.
Dc sokr AdvsAturs, philadelphia. -
rx..r,x-Brix Long Island Sacramento CITY.
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WOOV chic Hl1ture Tor The 81 UonorrhnA, 0IeoI
Structures and similar disorders IL MAKES speed, cure
without the least restrictions Of Diet drink exposure
change application 20 Business The proprietor challenges
single which the mixture will under the
FIXTURE Of ave hundred dollars Furher-the
be contracted dose Of the mixture 10 taken when
II 10 pat In bottles with full dirsotons 81 kst
lasts weeh-many cured In days FOR O.
RING. l92 Broadway lns Ravard street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-26

INDIANA PENITENTIARY-Hs conricts.-In
conversation a few days ago with Mr.. David
w. Miller, Warden Of the Indiana Peniienti-
airy, we gathered the following statistical in.
formation:
From September, 1922. up TO the present
time, one thousand one hundred and thiriv-six
convicts have been received at the State
prison. OF this number SIS have been dis
charged by expiration of sentence, and 237
pardoned by the Governor. One hundred and
twenty-one have died in prison. Seventy-six
made their escape and have never been reia-
ken. Thirteen were discharged by the SUI
prcme Court.
There are at this time AS convirts al the
prison, husiIy engaged doing the State good
service.
The history Of some Of these criminals is
strange enough and would afford richer les
sons of life than all the fic;ions and romanees
of the age.
One. feeble old man. is now serving out a
sentence for larceny. His name is Samuel
Worle. and this is the sixth time he has been
sent there for the same offence. Each theft
was of some trifing value. yet sufficient 10
send him TO the penitenfinry. where he has
spent large portion of his life. he s now
in the last stage Of consumption and will ere
many days he released from all trouble b.
the termination Of IN unfortunate existence.
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A Coop HIT.-Therc is keen satire in the
following resolution, drawn up on the suPpo-
siiion that one OF the grievances OF which The
gentIer sex complained in the late Womans
Rights Convention, at Worcester, is set forth
in il:
Resolred, That The first aud fragrant cause
of the shameful degradation of woman, is the
monopoly which men have unrlghteously Sc
cured o! singing bass and cons, quen,ly that
the earliest step to be taken 10 restore the
equality of the sexes is 10 break down ,hi.
monopoly, and obtain Tor women unrestricted
liberty to sing bass when they please.
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rKl2sfeIEfe.

At ST. Louis, on the llh inst, by the Rev. DR..
Peter, Ma. JAMES &. ScoTT 10 MISS HELM l..
SMITH, formerly of Evansville.
With the above notice. we received by steam
boat, through the polileness Of our old friend Mr..
John w. Work, of ST. Louis, 4 lot of excellei'
wedding cake, with bottle Of old, rare, pale
more of your business what. To say that The
health OF the happy couple was not remembered
by some Hoosier friends would be a grand mis-
take. They certainly have our best wishes, with
the hope that his clan of Scots will increase in
population till. like the followers Of Rhodefick
Dhu, every rock and bush may give up its man.
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men are to enter that that duchy if the
Stockholders do not speedily arrange trrtus
for the Withdrawal of their troops. What
degree of credence is attached TO these ru-
mors does not appear (; they are said to have
resulted in the resignation of iheVonrandwits.
AUSTRIA.
From Vienna, we learn by accounts of the
Cd. that Gen. Radetsky and other military
chiefs had been summoned TO attend grand
council OF war at the CAP itol. The Aus
trian army against Prussia is 10 be increased
ill it amounts TO 10000 men, and among
them $50 squadrons of horse. This may
appear extraordinary as certain concilia,ory
proposals have of late been sent in ty tho
Prussan Court, but is stated as probable that
these cannot be accepted by Prince Schwar-
zenburg, since Prussia insists on the Hessian
question TO protect the electorate against the
intervention Of the federal district.
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LARGE WHARF BoAr.-Last Sunday morn

LARGE WHARF BoAT.-Last Sunday morn
ing the steamer Fashion stopped at this place
for an hour or two, with a splendid Wharf
Boat in tow, destined for Vicksbursh, under
charge of MIR. Porterfield, the owner, we be-
leve. 1t is the hull and CABIN of the old
Magnolia, splendid and large steamer that
formerly ran as New Orleans and Vcks-
burgh packet, but which has been berei,
oil her machinery, and formed into the best
Wharf boat now afoat, not even excepting
Shaw's at Memphis The naked boat cos,
the present owner 81, 600 dollars. and as she
now stands with her improvements, she cost
over Sl2, 900. Her hull was found perfectly
sound. She has new and stylish furniture
with entirely new bedding, &c. and is eapa-
bic of accommodating $50 passengers as
comfortably almost as any hotel. All her
arrangements are complete for large whar
boat business. Her cabin will be under the
especial charge of Captain Tult, who vii
continue what he has been, iavorite witt
river travellers. We hope the Magnolis
Wharf Boat will prove fortune TO the EN-
terprising owner.
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The Convention.


The debate Oh the negro immigration ques-
ton was temporarily arrested, on the goth,
by the success Of resolution TO refer the
whole subject 10 select committee Of one
from each District by vote Of "a to As
Instructions to that committee, directing them
to inquire into the expedency Of reporting all
provisions relative TO the separation of the
white and black races. in a single article to
be separately submitted to the people, were
rejected by GO TO GO. All other instructions
were 6nally laid on the table. and the com
mittee left uninstructed.
The section authorizing the General As
sembly to borrow money to meet casual de-
ficits in the revenue not TO exceed at one
time 100000, was amended as 10 read
''the amount necessary for such deficit -
An amendment was offered by MIR. Coiax
TO add at the close Of the section that "the
General Assembly shall not have power to
contract debt, except as authorized in this
section. The section authorizes loans only
for deficits in the revenue, or to repel invasion
This amendment was laid OIL the table
ayes 60, noes 80. The question came up
again however in an amendment proposed by
MIR. Smith of Ripley, to the next section, Sc
that it should read, that 10 act Of the Legis-
lature should create any State debt. excep,
Tor the purposes mentioned i'm the preceding
section. On this an animated debate sprung
up, which lasted till the adjournment,
The main point OF difference is whether
the Constitution shall ositively prohibit the
creation of additional State debt, or whether
the Legislature shall have power to submit
to the People acts of that character, not to &C
into force unless majority of the people ap
prove Of them.