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r CoLroN, Auctioneer.
nous T. IL Oh ID FURNlIi re. -

no u : T. IL d l. ID RNllt ltG.-
THIS DAY, a, o.. ocloc, at the Anet'n Rooms.
Nos 81 Bee Nman and 30 Ann s. general tss.ftment
81 new and second hand funurt, from g. piy hfeAk
ing ~ hoUsekeepng consis ine. ~ part 81 SOFAS pahog
Any chars. trcB'h hed.teis ceniei, cafos Gnis and
lihot tables marble top bureaus, book cases Nafh bee
mahuelnp rockers afee loHh ginsscs CKfsnsn ithb =.
a her beds HAIR aud straw mattresses carpets Oh cloths.
oar. chars and desks, paic.t bedslfafs, stands plies,
.fOcsefy. glassware &. aHlSE
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uTTATIONSWANTED for some high
WANTEn-For thc best

- IF Servants Cooks. Nurses Houscwork aundross
,s an.heImalds. ut cSscs. Nc Also, for Farmers
Maucrs Cuachu en-. 4. Best Office the city for -uod
places y. \ Employment Once, as Broadway
aulglts + Z SAU NDELS
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"WEDNESDAY. Aug. Goth. Il 10.
w ociock. \. VI It y 1917 Washington - B'ocslyn.
assortment ri Household Furniture. cons,llg rnf
NJ sofas Chars Carpets Rufet's NAH 'gany and 0'he
Be,steas Tables ChWs Glass and CroCke Goa stoves
Alss al marhlc.top >Noon Tables. &c ~ au.sH'
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ORTGAG SALE OF HOUSE
I'VE HOLD FURNITURE, Pia~. Forte. Homes. Carts.
Ceay. &c. BY catalogue TO MORROW, Nv, incsiay
10 oclok at NJ. 50 Nassau. Sutton. large
assortment II parlor dining and chamber furniture.
carpets, sc, most q which has bee bnt little used and
very gvcd order and rs Vel ~orhy the Ntsaiion OF
houseseererS and dealeS and sccou hand
forte mahogany so,s and ch tete totes httaN
AMI secretary hoos eases wtrdnocs extension datng
table, carved rosewood sofa and ps'ior chars
crimson plush oil paint ngs cNuches marhc-iop center
tables painted chamber mai ;any and other bsds'eSS
hair mattresses narh.ctop and otneT dressing and PLAN
bar. ans Wristbands ~, kug chars. mahog srrn seat
shNrs tron1ed hat,tas catles croekcr ware Kitchen
Furniture. ~
IN front ~ the store horses four Cst sle Chs.
harness. sc. at iOi o'clo's
CFa.-socoo imported Havana Csar. ci good ooalf',
lnc worthy II notice
Also, > original PJtg1Is-I Scott, nagethAn and
m Crow Rec s1HN'
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Excursions, 81.
~RAND aud CHEAP l5 DAYS FIX

GRAND aud CHEAP ID DAYS Elk
" CJ aSION from New .YorA q Montreal Quote and
S.guenay kyer The undersigned having compDiec thrf
ARRANGEMENTS enabled 20 ~sHe its rts Tor me
srsna scuT-n t1A- place on the Hh # AUGUST, %
Tie auaas The Tickets Fsil No. ssr, lf the round en-
csrscn g1.r, ard r"t Irnnst ,fstofs - - a. Ne -"
and SIXTEEN too Sag RIVER In1rs duals and 10
rio. eNcuTsin IN ne warm n'h'h ~ A.
,rst vii Obtain further nfOrma- b. applying 10 the
untlsr> gn.d A. .04 Gre-nwich-st
yRFF NM. RfSCHMULLEk,
GEO BACHELOR
an Nv. GEO. STANLEY
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(RAND COTILLON and MILITIA
"a RI EXCURSION 10 The villages q sIRATfOS,
PORT aud FLANMERsBJ RICH, het"eeh Flushing anj
CoIl..e Point Fare ., Cents each wag Toe y enehl
steamboat NlIKOD. apt. EdHard y small, VAL MAKE
au Excursion % Stratt0npOrt. Oh Thu hSOAf, Angus
H. 1881, leaving - follows -
Pot vi amM,aG u, y. r.. al ociock d.
sprngst.. " X II q o'clock, ii
De aHcy-st. p. X, Al
Tenin-st. T.. X a. :. -,
Nes Per. Twentl -sHth-st, 4 A. =, . ciprh, VI
She y u make Z sh0rr trp up me sound and ~ return
ma VII land her passengers Al tn new village 4 o'r.tton
Uor where she will three Ia mr. Afpnins al pts-
srgers an yOporaDlty enyOsing ihe beautiful scenery
aud als0 % examine The building ste-.
lie Wlnlamsburgh Light ArlleV, Capt J. ID Tar
VII he on the ground with their splendid balte AID
lufe ne part upon the ARRIVAL Of the boat Several Mill
tary C. nayaniss viii tbs rslOn. The prOpnetor
sr anner with hIs AGENTS, VIII be attendance nth
The Susrpton Book FOR the convenience OF Az DhO de-
sire q purrl Tickets Re Eai II the s-cs OF
John A. FLAHMEk,
aug stc n. go Broadway corner Agli,y-st-
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u furnished mont and bed r-ru - q 81 al e..
iuiy. Win boani the adj only or the ro, vii bs
LET unfHr>hec without seafd required r. = A D. AZ
tfu ocaton nu only tso inutss Inc lrrr Aopiy
t. Jas Harding, 90 l. pha.ons NJ. is1 bToadSav y \
aui5 81
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CXCURSIONS to NEWPORT

- -
iEORr HNsiI 10Y the n~N an, lsn.id steam
n.ai WILSON SMALL. ca d. ArroNSnntn vii
is.s- Chant s-N-~f lltr lriy sc4Ns exc i'si az
os,oSN 4 NJ ior pa Hamilton a-d keyn.,lt. Ressrp
hes iaFt ocl,CN 4 " ga kcft tAhAtoo
.. atoglng tGntN u sncnisc the
- 81 De lugAl ia the word. kort
n luiton q ~ srie'lS tto nhtsf.ae sti-tretfe ~
.ft,ur - trp ID jloTt.
The .ls,,n small vii make rl,rirg tnp tor; Hsa-
atom on ard eiteT NoNDAN 40 u. icl'ip, thsirt~r>
az Il ocl,cN \ VI ani snt NtrflVn az 400 An .
artlas u per ~ 8, North kN,f Hn tertnpel
Far On Fort H1nh "a. 70 - NtYpo-i, % agN To-
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNCMS AMERICAN MUStU NJ.
- Admission. u cts clllGren ~ cents MONDAY
and TUESDAY,. Au-ls- .Sth and 18th. N the AFIEk-
NOON, II ocloca. Ee Ia, - IhE; u ~ 50 !,
Tie popular p,uioInune of THE RED MONSTER 10
TIE EYENING q, c,.. ID. new farce u THE TIKI y
n'eut. entitled rHF MYSTIC Cross TIE CHISESE
COLLECTION > still here = vel a. the HAPPY
FAMILY
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NlNING.-An English gentleman, 3

IlNING.-An English gentleman, 81
IFs years of age, who IS thoroughly acQuamiet 'Iih
the exploration Of mineral ground, working OF nhc',
dressing ores and every description IT mac neTT used
therein open 10 engagement OF conducting MINES f
mining operations for The exploration Of mineral ground IN
ans part Anerca The adye riser having been Brought
un IN larre mining district. and a. n nal5ihs "a
tcns,vc mining operations 10 Great Britain and benz well
ACQUAINTED with Il great number OF ope fatve Miners.
Shelters Rcfbcr and every description OF me9htncs Tor
carving out mining operations. enables hm To nier ms
>crvccs with confidence he e: and conduct any
mining establishment with economy and upon the most IN
provod plans at present known For further particular
amply 20 Mr.. JAS KELLOCK, No 3j7 Ildson-f New
Ynrk auif 3tc0df
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DURTON'S THEATER. CHAuaEas

- TUESDAY. Aus %. 1851 The lerfornlncs
VII commence ~nh tne Cou.dF oi
THE HEIR At LAW
D. PaneiOs>-- Nr Ft0sl Ccey ---- Nss C. Chapman
10 cSnrluce wlth the Farce 81
PERFECTION OF The Corr Leg,
Clas Paragon. Nr Bland kaie --- VI - Mary Taylor
Dress Circle and Par1uste. 50 cents Second Ter - =
Door open n o. T. begin a. O'Clock
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Chau1fs for Business aIen.

EFARDWARF.-FOr sale ne stock and
town sold On account II ~ be>lh Address No ~
Eleecser-e: sia.-s ~3tre AZ il.o-Y.er l-li ac - o.
aus So
NOR SALE-The Stock. Fixtures. good
y Ill &c Of peI-knosl Retsl H.rG re SJlc, ssI
psopr.tor onF, i'm "a part VITA his t1slR~S For snf
;hrF inform at.lsa ..iGres hAEDNA AL lnlnas Juice
8uls Ia
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,
a. add LOT Of Land q g'l7 sl,ulfed on t,e 2rl'
str-e- n svags # Iuntirc-on srfFps Co. l. 1cF-fA
vii ch pg.ee I'D T.. CITY Of EsySYO-s th-rs ialF sS
n,ascstgr by -lgay ard sie-r bat. II 1Dt soI Tr
the ~ II p'emter vi = -ot - pubic a. D. ~ 1As
trsusas at2 5c,oes u Of that CAV ~ toms az
yare tartrpiar description. inquire ef d SLATI go
jes5if sve BRA GAINES 70 N-ssaa-st.. Y.
old WINE STORE.
~ SPRINGFIELD. Ms
The oil sad ~el-ess shed Wholesale Vine cigar ana
" ,ds Store now occupied - Nm Gum X %, ana
nsed for the above business since 1910 TINS sore M"
ENJOYS he best reputation and dong the test BUS
chueefts IL he vac tied about the st OF SEPTEMBER
which time viii be enieI u aDy concern "shine %
errage he busness ard offers cry r4se opDrnuity
for nv ore already hisnpd Iren Il House m
the best ocailon N New England The bnilfInss are
uai.d Market. and tuilt Drcy and stone, three
ngn with hosting aratus and cvcry ene nce
Tor dong extensive business Il Will % rented I'D"
for tenn 81 years responsible concern Frr rLhe
rarrlar or information aapls ,v letter thcrwise 20
aul5 ~ TlILY HAYNES co. sn-ngield' Was
Northumberland q stock
I'VE Of Merchandise. N cycaange f1r good West m
Lands and cash. Address bo4 NJ. 1915 Post-Ohce
Irl8 81
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NO THE PEBLIC-I. MAGDALENA

Two THE PUBLC-I, MAGDALENA
Il COEBEL, heTeoy maze Known u al my HUSBAND 10
HAM COEBEL. TaEner from interiachaa IN the Cantu
u Rerle s~izefanc, Low LIVING Newark Delaware de
sdsa s42 and has then eft me IN de,.tu,,,
wherefore now publicly declare that unless the ssd Ia
ham Ccebsi shall return u By the 1sh Of tbs. NOR.
within ne space " one yee< from the date hereof
shall ssard self utterly separated and divorced n.
n' ss'd husband AAGDALENA GOEBEL,
1fy abode - at Waili's Heel
NsS-YGrk, Aug 40 l9sl anil &c
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IMPORTANT to all LIQUOR DEAL
FRS Concise simple and ulernng rules tncyer be-
fire published Tor testing the strength ~ spirits and o.
mixing raising reducing them instantly % any required
rrosf sold hy The author. WRIGHT 4 SON Inspectors
"a spirits NJ 70 Broad-s. d p cents b. these T1fs.
much time and trouble FiyeG ana 80
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Sta - ~ Staaht a.4 fTvFH'." " tt" a Nea
q to to Stages 10 conNvs 'sssSsss : 10 al ARTS Of
IL sSeasry.
- Al = az oSd ;osas the saoye > Z; On he
Account ~ tbs s. ans tSth
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SALESMAN Wanted

Z One who fully competent - take charge OF me
business and has experience m TINS ny or an eticse
acquainsrce with the trade The most rep
ton able references required Address box 27zi. T. o.
auli
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U'IME of PEACE and TINE of WAR
-From the twoereat = rturesby Sir Edwin Laulseer
Pr.ce. each s. %. plain. splendIdly cHlored, 81
1HE TRIAL Of ftFlt DEANS, from The original
painting hy LANDoEER, K : \. Thus magnificent
picture represents with wonderful hdelty the thrilling
tia scene Vadly described hy SIR Waer scott "a TIA;
most popular OF all his yrca- WORKS The Heart oi Nd
Lothian
Pnce 81 90 pssu OF 81 spienddy coiored For sale.
wholesale an,l tctall ss N.CUkkltR.
aulq - No ~ Nassll, corner Spruce-st
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,,crMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
rw-yORK TRIBUNE

-, Tuesday and FRIDAY iDDDiHS Pr
y yisb is1 W ~, ,,p,os fer s.. Ten ~ $Iy. Adv
y ger i.hS1 eso,s a hoe for each insertion.
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Nv PERSON desiring 70 dispose Of

ANY PERSON desiring 10 dispose oil
or purchase Real Estate kInd q b., se.s
recon n. ndei 10 call II the NEw-fOkk REAL ESTAfE
OFFICE No 20 BOgery. a. the charges are moderss.
and ali transactops made there sst.fsctqy wanted, ~
80 bou-.S and lots IN the ~ and vicinity also
change hogse. and lots farns Applications
sd for lhe purchase and sale Of Hotels and oss
ns. Tor further garcs sigiy al No cs3 Broadway,
corner " Anty. <sij mG
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DOY.-Wan.ed a Lad, n read coy q
P-oof- RAIDER, be aust - aJls O. 'e.i uan1~ -
~is facility. 70 -sca = F,sa ~as.- via - zen
,-,re ,.ts..- r..d s.ul. T. IS Ssit4ll,
-. Nc ri Win
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LYON III EWS BURY, LONG
D BRANCH. OCEAN HOVSr pORr ~ .SarSs.
ION. MOUNTS ard BROWNS OOCK tNsh,,.ss., ,
HIGHLAND DtN \. ard SSD BANK rs -. -
~ - s.~srh.as 1HON - ht>r CSof A " t,.~--,
- ~, lsave slss Peck r V~s rss, Rfvsr ss 49,.
LEAVE Nsw-YoHk LEAVE SHREWSBURY
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~ ,aam.A Co.. Express to Ncw-orleans

IL AdaM~ tu.TN TNprf>S 10 N'W-VrItIHN
,ur tu,s r..ufh A % ANl> 4 co q SrafCh steamer
f,prss. for New Orleans. With us,-ht Cor Ipusnne Ala
t.aa N,ssssip T.,ss a. Raes ccasousbe and delivery
sertam and allr advance 81 the 4 Nal ID att,
k.t,. Ne ,ellr,ttd ADAMS. rs NaN-st . y Y,
su3 NJ ami - Canp-st NeW-Orleans
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"A WORK of UNCOMMON DELI

TO THE PUBLIC-Ne would hereby
u notify the publ, that Messrs II LONG BROTHER
are the only persons IN the United Siates 10 whom Ne have
sold thc advance COPS az
LEWIS ARUNDEL.
tch not complete m London, and that Ne nave
seen following
NEw-YDRK. Aug IS. 1877.
We understand fh.re D. slurious edition OF Lewis
Arundel about being published add A. We have snang
with tie English publisher or the advance copy. Shch =
published b. vs. without abrrega'lon, tins day caution
the rutc against an fictitious WORK under thus iltie
Ihls IS the 0nly complete edition OF Lewis NJ lndei
"AK.RYAN ORNsBY.'
Win h W. pronounce q BASE DECEPTION and CAt-
TON THE PUBLIC AGAINST The edition issued by the
above hrm. as IS copy II the London Edition
NcN-Yurs Aug -, 1871. ElkTt r, son GO
The CoNrLErL EDITION 'i
LEWIS ARUNDEL
w be published Immediately Is arr" a. iTom Euf'2e
without ateratlon or auudgmen' illustrated.
ANOTHER CAUTION.
We understand Ike parsons getting out mutt
lated, edition Of FRANK FAlkLfGH. by the sane
author The public would go veil o. looA at the vnprn,.
our edition the only cle published IN lhs coun
try Of this celebrated Nok.
alleg il LONG BROTHER, No. 10 Ann-s'
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BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN,
.RFNCH BOARD-Two oentlemen

and Their wives. and single gentlemen can Pc a.
comm sdatsd wth pleasant room. and board. furnished
or uniuIn>hcd With iarlor, adjoining, # rc'.uIeiJ
french private family, occfsln- nrst class house with
al tie modern lnr crsuf> situated : y ARK s-p.ace
Persons tcs r1us II practising The French language. car
INC AZ excellent opportunity. tltsccFo references
gwen al q reg r'd Address ; \. Daily Tribune Office
AUS w.
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= s.dce.-The Excursion 10 IVES, Mount vernon
" NVn,.J v.s,erdas on account OF the weather. Al
sSs vsAll,n .st,ng HIS Guesdsy) EVENING another
,be fysd on and notice be gwen IA the papers az
Gay w. ,hsn ta,c place. b. order ~ the Comnlttee
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TILE nrW-YORK TRIBUNE

.ok kVRoPEAS cIkCULAr Ios
,u-,,.. s.r.aytnre of each Nal Steamer flr l-v-
a. csn,s a oOpJ 81 20 year. 70 ,ny par Of
ypes - =, e ~ tise ConirSn', portage incluied
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an intelligent, eff

I'VE Gent p,ous lady " amabe temper and leineme 4
of MANNERS thoroughly acquainted with nous kcepns m
an its depaTtmerts to act Marion So nth AmhDy Sc
m.uary. \ InreG ate application, with tesii -lonal>
All. nilsu aug #
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BOARD REDUCED az the Private
Mansion House, 81 Grsenwlch-st b. Mr. BERT
formerly ster Gentlemen With SINGLE De,is and ii.nr
any r"onis, = % per wees DAY to4-,t-s 81
t>i'ni barriers 30 cents per day fio4.lng emf strer
baths gratis ami IN.
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DARTNE R.-S30, 900. WANTED, a

Partner with $4,000 cash 20 invest IN the Provision
business which j. already largely established Address
A box No f03 Pos Office All communications held as
confidential aug st.
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DARTN Wanted, a business man

Ebhh w dHb'h' d DuHlt'pp h'''i'
having cash capital Of s. coo To invest safe and
prufiahi. slncss established oltan partner
ship with the advertiser. References viii be and re-
CURED Address Boy l6l6 Post flce aui6 81,
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~ Farmer. or Lah0rcr Whoever would Ike 10 employ
an honest intelligent and reliable Ctmn IN orher of these
capacities may ind hlm by lunng of M presslor. Roo,
H.. kcr. Park Mace corner Of Bruadwas. aug M
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
rxEU.vORK DAILY TRIBUNE


iav TARCE PAPER FOK TIE COUNTRY
's| ..ve,, SATURDAY HoESiT6, d; ,le Nv gfce Of
ppsssss.,,,,a aryu,e f1rh: comes hr SIC. o. fnssiy
es f., Y @ esa ~ Ps :. l % A sse s1s
essf Z. .,e.. vii b. charged - esa's per Ice saeA
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
The OdiOuS Tax Law.

We learn that one of the speakers at the recent Loco Convention, made an ef- fort to remove from his party the odium attached to it by the passage of the new rax law. He charged the paternity of the measure upon Mir. Field. the Senator from the l4tn district. But this won't answer. Mir. F. was the regular Loco Foe, candidate in that district, and was elected by the votes of that party. They would probably be glad to use him again if they could. but unfortunately for them. he has been put on the Free Soil ticket for Lieut. Governor and as they can no longer work him to advan> tage. they are now ready to throw him overheard. if they can thereby clear ti'eir skirts of his sins. Every one who knows Wm Field, the old Loco FOcO Controller, knows that all his &finities are with the party in whose ranks he 80 long acted.- His votes in the Assembly last Spring. for State Officers. were far the nominees. But we care not whether the law was in- troduced by a regular old Hunker Loco. or by Free Soil I.oco-,he measure wal passed by a Loco FOco Legislature, and ap' proved by Loco FOco Governor. Yes re- member reader, that, the most odiou: tax law was passed by a Legislature ir which the Times claimed major ty O twenty-six, and was by THos. H. SEYMOUR the Loco Foco Governor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
Teachers Convention.

The Litch6eld County Teachers As socistion convened at West Cornwall on Thursday evening. February 9th. and adjourned on Saturday morning, to hold their next meeting at Kent on the 9th. 7th and Sth of March. The sessions were devoted to the discussion of prsc,i. cal questions relating to the school room. and to Lectures from Mcssrs. Sanders of New York. Stone of the State Normal School, and Dr. Gold of the Agricultu. ral School on Cream Hill.
 Deep interest was evinced in all the exercises. not only by the members of the Association. but by a constantly crowded assembly. About fifty mem- bers were in attendance, and all left with renewed resolutions of improvement and fidelity. The hospitality of the citizens of the beautiful village in which this meeting was held, deserved and received the warmest expression of gratitude.
 It is hoped that exercises such as were attended there, will not only increase their prosperity by promoting the welfare of the young through increased efficiency in education. but also by adding to reli- gious impressions connected with the awakening enjoyed at this time by the Methodist and. Congregational churches.
 GEO. SHERWOOD. Cor. Secretary.
 Nsw Milford, Feb. 1s, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

wA After an oblivion of five or six years, the renowned John Cotton SmiM suddenly shot across the mcrtal vision ol the democracy of Connecticut last week, in the form of President of the State Convention. It is quite refreshing to be- lieve that he has come back to these scenes of his former trials, with view of running for Congress. We hav'nt had a srsasndoSs whig victory" in this county since he left the track.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

4 Cheerful Deash Bed.-- The late Prof. Caldwell, of Dickinson College. a short time before his death. said to his wife, "You will not, am sure, lie down upon your bed and weep when am gone. You will not mourn for me when God has been so good to me. And when you visit the spot where l lie, do not choose sad and mournful time; do not go in the shade of evening or in the dark of night. These are no times to visit the grave of one who hopes and trusts in risen Redeemer. but come in the morning. in the bright sunshine. and when the birds are singing"
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

al partiality in my behalf. and unite cor dially and sealouslv in defeating any anti compromise candidate that may be pre- sented to the district. It is of an impor' tance too far above all personal or party ties to be sacrificed for any man or any party. 70. am, with great respect, your Obed serv't and fellow citizen.
 JOHN M. BOTTS. To Messrs. Lowry. Graves. Tinsley' Dove, Butler, Johnston, Griffin, Fergn- son, Cardozo and others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

Result of T0sOn Elections. Hart ford Courant gives the result of the Town Elections in Connecticut. showing that the Whigs have made large gains they having carried 7s towns entitled to lls Representatives in the Legislature. the Locos 6S towns entitled to s9 Repre. sentatives. and II towns entitled to l6 Representatives. are divided. The previ- viOus year the Wings were successful iu only 57 towns. entitled to 92 Represen. tatives. land this was about their strength iu the last Legislature ) the Locos in ss towns, entitled to 6, were divided,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
From Oregon.
ISAAC AND JACOB: Far Ms Enquirer.

Some time since, in the course of some genealogical investigations. we incident ally heard of a namcsake of ours in the wilds of Oregon. and forthwith address ed to him letter of inquiry. By the last steamer from the Pacific we received his reply. As he proves to be 2 stray Yankee (uot orly by birth. but in spirit also. and as part of communication has reference to that far>away portion of our national doma;A, we have concluded to give it to our readers entire.1
 O.egon Cty. Dec. sl, 1851.
 P. K. MELBOURNE, Esq.-Dear Sir : A short time since was much amused at receiving letter from you, asking for a history of myself! We'll, to commence. Forty years ago, was ushered into this world of woe and sin, in New bury. on the banks of the Merrimack. Massa- chusetts. My father was . poor fisher man. and l had early to shift for myself. l went to sea in 1928, and in due time rose to the rank of Captain. In 1889, I first came to Oregon returned to the States in Al; back again to Oregon in AZ; to tie States in '4S. and back again with my wife and list!e ones iu '46. I was one of the pioneers of this western world. and have seen cities and towns spring up as if by magic. I have held the offices of Territorial Treasurer and County Treasurer for some years, and am now Mayor ot Oregon City. In politics l am Whig to the death-and take it for granted you are SO. If your paper is Whig, please consider me subscriber. and send it along.
 l should Ike to see some of the Kill. borAs out here. have never met but one of the name in this country, viz. Ralph K, from Vermont.
 have made money quite fast, but of late have meet with some reyerses. r have lost . fine ship and cargo. and brio and cargo. and the freshet took my house and two stores of goods, ,-- but still | am alive and kicking. l sometimes think r should like to see blessed New Eu0land again. but do not know as I shall. am we'll contented here. This is a beauti. full and good country as man could wish-and . fine climate. We are nlow- ing all winter. Tonight there is a sliubt frost but one can work with his jacket off from fall tillsPring. Tell your young folks to come to Oregon. Farmers, mc> chanics, and labOrers, are wanted. When they get tired of work, they can just %