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From the National Era Of June II.
NIB. PIERCE AND THE ANTI-sLAvERY MOVE
MENT

Mr. Pierce voted, when in Congress, to respect the
right of petition as exercised by the Abolitonists.
In 1887 when, after having served his State in the
House of Representatives, he had taken his seat rs
member Of the United States Senate he voted to re-
oeyo in the usual manner, a petition asking for the
abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia and
sustained his vote by his voice. He took the same
ground with Mr.. Adams, as to the proprety Of the
abolition Of slavery in the District but declared that
f. he would gvo no vote which might be construed
into denial of the right Of petition That was a
time when the influence Of slavery was in the as
cendant when il was the fashion to toss back such
petitions with contempt in the faces OF those who
presented them, and it required some courage in a
politician of the Democratic school to confront and
DEFY the imperious demand Of the South that oil
memorials and applications Of this nature should DE
rigidly excluded from the notice Of Congress The
right to ask for the extinction of slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia is now admitted but Franklin
Pierce whatever be his opinions respecting the Com
promise was one Of the earliest to assert IT,
New York EUemng Post.
Mr.. Pierce will be as much surprised as Mr..
Orr of South Carolina TO learn that he has ever
stood opposed to any of the imperious demands
of the South. Our friends of the Evening
Post have derived their information from very
partial record, as we shall now show.
Mr.. Pierce entered Congress in 1888. Mon
day, February I'd, 1885, the House of Repre-
sentatives proceeded to the consideration OF
several petitions and memorials from sundry
citizens of the State OF New York, one OF
which was signed by eight hundred ladies'.
praying the abolition Of slavery and the slave
trade in the District Of Columbia, presented by
Mr.. Dickson. The war on the right of petition
was at this time about commencing, but Mr..
Dickson was allowed to speak in behalf of the
passage of the petition and, at the close Of
his remarks, he moved TO refer the papers to a
select committee.
MIR. Chinn did not mean "to disturb the
deep sympathy or the tender mercies of the
gentleman from New York -" he only moved
TO lay the whole subject on the table," and upon
that question he demanded the yeas and nays
The friends of the right of petition took the
ground that petitions should not only be re-
ceiyed, but considered and referred. Their OPP
ponents, while recognising IT in form by receiv-
ing petitions, deHied il in fact, by insisting
that they should be laid upon the table at
once, and without debate.
The question was taken upon Mr.. Chinn's
motion. and decided 10 the afiirmative--yeas
III, nays II. The South, aided by such men
as Wise, Pickens, Peyton, Bynum, Pinckney,
and GiImer, with its Northern allies, voted
yea John Quincy Adams and his friends. nay.
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l-n.haken. un,educ, d. unterriAed.

favor. scornful Of dosorton, and inae1ible in the
own resolve,
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We should like TO see what was omitted!
The action Of the Convention was regarded
by him as val-a very different opinion from
that entertained by the Epening Post The
course which he so anxiousy desired, and pro-
nounced " vital" was adopted by the Conven-
ton, and yet the Post strives to separate HIM
from this policy, TO exempt him from all re-
sponsIbility for it, and then il gives HIM sup
port, while rcpudialing the platiorn-that is,
advocates his election, and repudlases his Prin-
ciples
Finally, the most ultra Of the Slavery papers
cordially sanction his nomination, as above all
sectional suspicion. The Chariesion .Mercu.
pledges him the vote Of South Carolina, ten tt
one. The Richmond Va.) Examiner, lead
ing Democratic journal, which goes for slavery
in the abstract, says OF him:
"No fact Is bcttct known about Mr.. Pierce, thar
that no has held correct views Of the seciona
questions that he Is steady opponent Of Northern
fanaticism and that both In and out OF the Senate
no has always occupied a position satisfactory t.
Southern mon lie is Of those Northern Demo
Gratis who have always stood by the Constitution II
dealing with slavery, true to tho right In storm AM
sunshine in evil and good ropute careless Of Popnla
4 For q full febost Of the proceedings on these
resolutions the reader eferred to the Congressona
Globe and Appendix, 18th Congress, second session
vol W. from D. 50 TO p 80 Of the Globe and p os "
p 1903 Of tho Appendix,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
The Result.... !.

The mail this (wedassasy) afternoon, brings us sufficient returns sa sntisfy uI Shat the State has gone for the 0ppOSi- tiOn. The Hartford Times claims . ma. jOrity Of 20 0n joint bailOt in the legisla. ture, which is doubtless near the truth. Seymour is probably elecssd by the aeopIe. Middlcsex couaty gives him eeS plurality Fairfield county 2SO do;
 aland county $50, &s. New Haven
 plnty gives about 200 majority tor
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Consumption,

9sOTYUHa ana GssA. H1NAsAists. AsGA1s, 4pilliae e Gs Essssg e aas Issss Hstss ts as nsssa 9lls ess sss si FF:MALk WRANN NksA9a s.l Oslgisis6 Srlr;ar sasFeflsss, Chssega gufa9snWa 2e
 Rsmvk kiass - lissSsaa a.-sl ~ AgsaS ksss 9SR0 GlRs s~ay.
 ha For sala wholessls end e of. ty q Smith. IitchfeId, CEow q levitt. N. Fsa'oi ~ 0 l.a,htop, Wolecltyile. q. Miles q sG foTnwai, I3riaee, Pratt q FasleT, " coSnwsll Ph:llips 6 Rood end q. C. AIlen. Winel.d d. z Warney, Raxhury, e. W. Whittleaeg. N. Mil- ford. MiIle q co. Norfolk. ". w: Eaikina ~ Cans ar. C. 7. Peck. Ellswegths q. Y prindle ShsF.n. Wa.Fen q Ne.sol, We,srleEn :.ns1e Preston. q. senls. Plymoulh, Dosllllie z e. fliiehsuekrwiAe, Thrmpsor e Allen. HcodRuTy nelasR e kllaeS, Felg Village. an0 by Me!' .hasss cod DsaSslsts ts usssly eveSS sewnis
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
DIR. TER REGA'.s HEALING CININANT.

LNOR the cure ui 8.;,Ih>ar., ', rSsipeIas. l. Chilblains, ChapEtd ut Craek>& s:&saA 'urns end Scaids, C;Wis, Wounds Ct any kIna. oid S"tss, all kinds of breaking cut and Ssrss ,sn children, SOr Lips, P:mPtes on the taoe ,ha lldiseaSeS Ot the skin.
 Aj- Fnr particulara, see sMall bills 1O ssm- 'anyinG each Box.
 To convince the public that this Ointment . no humbnE, and that it will do what the rs 'onnendation says, l inviu any one troubled with the above compIsin,s to cailon my AsentG nd lake Box and try it, if il does not effect
 cvRE return it within Ihirty days, and take ack vour money.
 N. B. 1 can give hundreds sf certiica,es here ihis Ointmen, has almost wrnught mir ,elss in the way of cn!s,, but think it Oi ne 'r. as i, will recommend i,selt wherever it .s ,sed. Prepared and sold by MONROE rERREL, Naugaiuck, G.
 All Orders directed tn the above address .lli be thankislly received and promptly at. 'ndsd (. Sold also by the principal Drug i.ts aaa Country Merchants generally. Ptiss cents.
 N,Lx.ALr DEPsr. r.--A B h D Sands. Ne.
 Ftltsn sttrst, New York.
 Afents-Litrhieid, X c Smith, Q. Farms n C Smsdiey. Plymouth, Seth homas. Jr .,d Tho mss Scott, Campo Mills. l. J Hall. v ,lsoiivile. Charles McNisl, Winsled, ). C. .>lles and $ Kinney Jr; Norfolk, Lawrence A Stearns, Eass Canaan. Pierce & Adam. 0an- aAn G Humphrey, Satisbury. M |. Graham \ Co. Lakrviile, F.. <. i.Meaphrey. Fatla Village Bsldrn G Minev. Wont C"rnwaN, fIatt q f"ster, Cornwall Bridge, Harrison A G"oasei BethleIn. ?. l.. Sk,dmo.e oodbWry, G. Allen & Go. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
5. .. BOOTH & CO.
DEALERS


 (EINA, Glass. Earfhen and Bri'sasia O Ware Locking Glasses. Table Cutlery Tea Tones, Solar Latnps. Girandases. Va sss. Window Corniee aud liosseksePi1g AT,icies geBrially.
 The sabscribers solicit the aiieriiou el oLD and Nsw Housekcs pers, to ileir large s.nek Cf tIonsskeeping atticies jnsi received fur Ihe FALL TRADE.
 We arc iaernrsd io exi'ihit as sgood ra assortment oi aln.0s' ssssy kind af Goodi ssnnlly keps b 8suss furaishirg Store as eau Le found in hMFffard. Nee iisssS CT Tablespoon, aad af pr,ces fslins low.
 Waterbury. Osa. 93i. tbN. Sm ss TNARl.R f'UTLHkY, Iee e''es "f wsSa A AuieAessu fssteB Table Csil"'s :nr ~ wived hv BOLc0Ak@ AVA
 s@ W6bsv Ssvsss. V. IsesrssT
 ~ sRR!AcR MAKERS tcrrS. Ar'ss IA spsinRs. shsss. caIEiaSe t:&e. hnlts Rsn- sna "ivsvs sildes. Lin 1e NAsts. isees a8a Sessws. ngs1 -g Gsse. &e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
CMU1cH ( DATTERse

CNU19H G DATIERS{
 No. ia4. MAIN SrREsr. HARrFoE4 GRATEFUL for the numerous .ssk M sansial" favore from ,heir ftiends ;N Li'chheld County during the paAt,y yAar. beg leave 10 eOlicit continuance ss the sagne for lS59.
 New ah& Deausifal Jowslry of the iat~se inporiations coasiansly OG hsad. and will hs sold Inv. Yins Gold and SiIvsr Watches ss ths h,Wsst possible prices.
 Shel! and Batfalo hsIn Cosnhs, Dvesaiaa Combs. Hair 3 ushes, Fiae Tshlet POck. , ct Cutlery, and rich Fancy Gooss.
 S..ERLING SILVER WARE. Parks. Hpoous, Cups. Goeleis for presNA. ration, Napkin Rings. Pie, pah saa Csks Knives. &c., ABc., aads0t esss silsts sas sesySsmisd. e1sst N A &oLD MRDAL was awarded teel1 sy the Hartford Esunsy Agriculiaral Seeisty is eSl. KY
 IoRsMzs Casncaa.z !.
 MsAncs 0 EA7SSa@pM. jar.- .-Se. Io0o. pSm
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
A Iine of Stages

From Oodbury, South.
 bury. Souihiord and Ox. IF totd, andwill connec, -t A'1s HulnphrsysviIle, with the Morning Train duwa. and leave oa arrival f the lO.23 4. NJ. Train from Bridgeport
 McNeil's Stage from Wateriown will con. acct with the s 30 4. N. Train from Waterbu, ". and lO25 A. M. Train from Bridgeport da'iy; and on Saturdays with the j.2S P. M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect with Passenger Train at Li,ch6eldSta alton. Freight will be Wsy-billed from each S,a- ton for New YeIk, New Haven and Bsidge. pert. PHIL0 HURD, Superintendent.
 Bridgeport, Oct. 10th. 1s5i QA
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
DIE D..

East Haua;itoa, Malison ce., N. Y., Othe 6th u!s.. Mrs Chloe Dibbie. widow ; oTaomas Dibbis. Esq. ags6 75. Mr. , bble emigraled from Cornwall fifty two yrs ago. Y &#
 n Hartford, Mrs Sally Beach, aged 6v- 'fmerly of shis town. |. In Winsted, 3d ut Nancy wifs of Uriel , sencsr Jr, aged s.
 Iu Sodns. N Y, Zephar Case of Bark- instead, aged 7S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Geese Feathers

vw HE subscribers have made arrange
 men:s to keep "a constant supply of .
 6rs, rate article of GEESE FEATH-
 FRS--selccted and packed with grea
 care by ourselves, in packages offrom 20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at alitims any quan,iiy from 2Oio 1000 lbs. of qual> ivy they win warran, as good as the hert at as low prices as can be purchased equal quality in the State.
 Winchester. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
l)islIict ofWssabmS.

pfosais Court, March 27. 1854 ESTATE cG ABIJAH SHELTON. late d Bsihltm in saia distIsci deceased.
 PvsGant io an ardsr lsom the Court of Pre- bate fer said district. will bs seld ., publ e Anctisn ie she highest bidder. on the lo,h das vf Auril ss ten s'cirk ia ths gsssa"on uolsss psssn0s.y disposed 1 d Prlvs's sale, e oaeh sf tts sssi ss's,e oG said dsceases sA wiil ssse tks suM of iWc hundreA snd tweats RiRe d"iisss eiEseen ee,as Sale to 'ske pis<s si ihs lsts sssiasmes s4 shelton ia naihlsm Tts@s usade kaawn si the iIsle oi safe.
 Ga. NeE M. RAsssu, Adniaie'
 ISrcgBa sMSLg0R. ifai Sfs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
District of f.itchield. ss. } Probate Court, Marca, 20. 1859. {

ESTATE of MARTIN PRATT, late of Litchfeld. in said district deceased.
 Pursuant to an order irsM the Court of Pro. bate for said district, will hr cold at public Auciem to the highest bidder. on the 22d day of May, 1852. at 9 o'clock. on !he afternoon. luEless previously disposed Ot at private sale, I so much of the Real Estate of said dse eassd, as will raise ihe sum of One Thousand and Fifty Seven Dollars. and tweniysone censs, wit inci dent charges. Oi sale.
 Sale to take place on the premises at Bsntan Falls. in said Lilchfsla. Terms made kAown a ct the tine of aaie.
 HENRY M:PR ATT. ! AimiNis.
 ENOS 3. PIRATE. trasors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
WEw ARRIVAL.
MrR. Mnwsnia

AS tusI rseeiVedths latest WIN TER A FASHIONS for B0nne,s ana CIuaks.
 q good assortment of VoiSsss, Ribbons, and FiUwsrs A new aRd choies stock of Laces and ER'rOidSries among which msay se fsund rich end ssavy work'd CslIars aud Basds. ChSsp Collars ut 6l-4 cents each. Green and Blde BorAse for Veils Ladise Silk Cravats, Oew article. Ladies Kid 0lovea al 50 eOnts pair Cheup Linen Hdkfs. ae lS l.2 cents, Hem ssi,ch'i tt l d eeats. ClOak and Dress TrimnisSs.
 Also. Toys and Fancy Fruit and FIOws, Baskets tor thn approaching HUliduys.
 l4itch6eld, Nev. 18th, 1881. 99
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
MARRIED.

h TorringlOn, Both nit. by the Rev. IA. McKinstry. MT Boswell Carter of AsOuia, to Miss Achsah TalImadge.
 Also, at tho same time and piace, Mir Fnklin Abbott of Anscnia, t0 Miss Ango- hl E COwles.
 n Warren. Mr Myron R Gos:ee Of tEis ssn, to Miss Katharine Chapman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
District of I.iiehheld, e,

District of Liiehheid, ss, } Proba,e Court, March p 1852 HIPON ths application of A'IHos SMITH. O of ShMicrSvills Ohio. allowing 10 this Court thst iie is Parent and Natural Guard. ian of Wi'l,arn 4. Smiih, Minor under the age of 2l yaa,s, viz: of the sge l9 years, and of Harriet Smith a Minor Nbdsr the nge of 2l years, VIE. of the age Of I7 years, and Cornel,a Saith, of she age of years, Gii now residing in said Shalers. vils-lhai said minors gre the owners Of an undivided in crest in certain piece "f lu nd, situated in LiichGeld. in said district of LirchGeld containing abou, 10 acres. bound ed east on she highway, and David Ben,on's land, north on Dina AHa Brya land, yves, on H, E. Daley's land. upd south on said Bcnion's land. That 1t is for the in,erA ct Of said minors. that their interest therein should be sold ant the avails there of vested in other real estate, to be con. veysd to said minors, or placed a, interest. or extended in the nurture. education Or advancement of said minoTs, or tn such other way as 10 this cour, shall seem prop. CT, said interest valued at about ORE HuHDRED dollars. and showing just aud reasonable cause for selling said real estate: praying for an oider. and that he CT some other meet pessoD be empowered to sell the same, as per application On hls, dated tine 6.h day Uf March, lS52. more fully appears.
 Ordered, Tha' the foregoing application be heard al the Probate Office. in Litch- field, on the 18th day of June, 1852, at 5 o'clock forenoon end that notice thereof be published in some pOblic newspaper near the place where such real estase lies. three weeks successisely at least six weeks 0e- fore said time assigned.
 Certified from Record.
 HENRY 5. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
NEW ARRIVAL.

IT AvING just returned from New York IL with very extensive addition to my stock, wou:d say that am now prepared io "der GREAT INDUCEMENTS to purchasers sG
 DsyaG0Ods consisting of ever, variety Of Ladies 6oeds. A full assot.men. of Gent's Wearing Appa. rel consisting .f Fsench Clo,hs (new ttyles,) French Cassimstes. Vestings. &c. &c.
 Also. a full stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
 My stock of GRoCERLES is large nnd "iIi ee sold at unprecedented Io.o Prieea
 Please call .t my Store and examine both Goods and Prices. at the OID STAND of La. ihrop & Bradford ~ B. LATHROP Wolcottville, Feb 25lh, 1852. ]2
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

At Court sf Probate held s.she Probate Oftics in Washington March Gth, 1854.
 Praseni D. B, BRiN.mAus. Judge. NIX manlhs frem ll.e 9th day oi Mavch ~ 1882 is allowed so the creditors of ilie Estate of DANIEL CALHOUN. late q said diatriCt deceased. to sahibi tiisif ela.ins for settle meat, al whe nes lsct to exi..bit them propsr@ly sMessed will be ,lebaireds 2 recovery. And the Exec9i0rs wiil caHAh this crder to be published iR . newspaPa printed io LitehfeId. and Poe' copy oa : he sigp poss in wssl.nUon. nCarsse @hefs .a0 deceased lAst. st.Iised.
 t.sr,i6ed fross eeeeF1.
 D. D. BRlNSMADE, Jadse. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
George W'h aasCm COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Esst Covaw0H Co. ~s.UE. barax. pmefe. 90 belg glue sesege.s ,Tsixes. 1e z asss sgsa4e wo9oG3 he4en ( sssks saptrhke L~Anon esnetgs hv
 HDLcOMB Q q YuW. eawssss stseN aftfgeeais.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
A, q Cour: ., Probate heldsa .. Ns~ Ailfss
 IA

Al A CoAr: oi Probate hs!dsn at NeN hiltos
 Tebsuasy 10th. iSS2.
 Presen,. DAyfs (. SAnssap.. Esq jsdee.
 T1 STATE ot HARVEY BUCKINGHAM IL late oI NeT Milfoid. deceaseA, ihs AZ u,nistrstov rsprsscnts the ESlats insrlsen snd prays the appointment of Cammsssi"Dss thereon whsrsspon, ordered, that CnnMis sioneYs 10 receive, examinss ana adjust shi clAims oG tho esedliors of said Estatt he ap pointcd a, the Pfcba,s Office in New MiitprA on the 18Th day of Mssch, 1852. at 3 o'clot9 Afternoon, and that ell persons iateresstd is said Esla:s may be ntii6sd ,hsssoi, the Aet minis',sio, will earss this order te he pon' iished in . n,w.rsper printed in Li'chhslds and post copp thsrsoi on the sign posi near est t0 ihs last resIdenee ef said deressed. tA .a;l New MiIf,,S. Csriiksd fiom Record. vS Attest. D. C SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
LEONARD STONE.

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabitants of liieh6eld and vicinity. as Joiser and Carpenter. Also has an assortment of Pine Lumber. which he will sell chsap for cash.
 LEONARD STONE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
New. Goods!l.

THE subscribsr shaDkful for the liberui ~ patronage the citiEens of this vicinity have seen Ct to bSssOw upon him the past SeasOn, would again respectfully invite their attention 10 large and beautiful assOrt. maut of Spring 0Oods now opening at che Old Factory Store.
 A, o. BRADFORD, N B, The highest price paid for Batter, and E6gs.
 WOlcetville, March; 29 lsS9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Note! PropsrtY fer Sale.


 NNHE stock and 6xinres together with n ' lhseo years' lease Of tla well neWn and vAlaabls TaverA Stand, situated is ths Iron Works, Broekfield. Conn. The stsek consists offurni.ure. hoRses, carriages. geo1s in the store attached &c. Eot particulsrs enquire of the subscriber on iAs prsmisss.
 NATHAN 1URREL. BroekAsM Reb l 1888 Aws
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

f POur Roller works badly tO day ; W hope to make the paper lock deal bter next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
THE JUSTLY cELBBRATpD STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

Q WlvNssiy a1lAswlsdesA to bs tAs bee V1ase1
 known.
 es s.sasr l. ssnlsssA as srl.s ens.lss sfysgstasb eaa aotsths enssae 9as better plassss nele sr ss vaVsses esrpsses = vhieA plAs,sW sse ssp1 Aas ns sapssiss Sbv Fssassing '..''f PAIN, INTERNAL. INPLAMMATIoMe, RREu- AAT1eM. WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
 BREAST, STOMACH, &s.,
 aaa when ssed sa
 LIVER AED PULMONARY DIsNAes va v-ss vwy ssAaaslsl . sAsss saxias ste ssA sanr
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

At a Court of Probate l,eld at the Probate
 Office. in Wash;ngioa, March 3i. 1851
 Present. DANIEL E. Bgl>sMADA. Judge, CIX mouths from the 3d day of March, N 1852. i. limited and allowed for the creditors nf the estate of Daniel c. Logan late of Washington deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. all whe neg lsct to exhibit th~m properly atiested will be debnrred recovery. Aud the adlniniss tratOr will cause this order to bo published in newspaper printed in Litchiield. and post copy on the sign pos, in Washington nearest where the deceased lss. lived in said town.
 Certified from Record, DASIsL B. BRtNsMApE, Judge, All persons indsbss q tO eaid ostatO will make inIneciaie payment to SAMUEL A. Baker. AdminssratOE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
BRANT'S PUIMDbhRY BAISAM,

The Great COUGH REMEDY.
 Masy years of experienee, and more than HWnAreA ThOusamA Cares of Ce1sumpaiVe Complainta, 6ave loved "a und0abed satisacon og all psFsOa6
 . have become acquainted with this sSondsal rsms9v. that greasiy s6pcrters 6scsuse ii is ssofsia0 an1 Asaitse. and msys eereaIn to cure COnDu@pth0n es sAe Lnngs, thar any ohsr Remedy ia ihe world. We knOW, however, that ts said by some that C0nsumpt01 be cared Be hai the opalon of ths many q he Gow shall n0e ssiBps to argue with such, but hs M ssy and dc ssssys .. fact whies eaa He psovea [. CSss and dssss which, bsve the cures were effected, were called real C0nsemRet@w, end which were ek sended with svgPea@s thss seSebed and WoSe tn all 1Psass ks e symptoms of thOeo As 6is on1 1as &as4 ere sad have de3 with that fatal diBease Comeumps Osons This Dalsam hss cured cssss4 q persons whe WsTs s4la bs hopslsssly e@ctea-Who hsA kaEz 6rN geskiae Ceaghe-Rsiss ia he BFenst, ei1 and Ases- Ulmcalty 9 Breaehs89-Pwtdsnf EHsessNosisR~ Nssis Fsss -kieaE sss.is-ssa wsssiag away q ths Rleeh aa1 Bleed. PeFssns ksvine sseh eoisplaiDis krsS Sssa cared ssS k wss sai1 sksy ssal1 sss i've V1nak ioager Ths Medicine hes cured soma WtO ware sappossd e be b Aytsg ss.ses but by shs sss e Shls remedy, shsy sew live, and e1icy good he.ith
 .This Balsan s Sssdg4 ssgsiat6 ss@esasA n is pleasans Co take and sesY 6e@ 6v n any saBo 0f St Saso OY unAeg esy eEeumelsncgs. y e1sce e WN@4OF~ 6nl and elasss salEaewBeas Cmeeg by g9FSeyln@s 6frsaeGksn&np. ana I@wsg0gmehwG th0 whole syeenS~ hy ogna1iBisg as as@aesoa, ana pr0dnenG aessw e@ osba-shns @lasNiae C@mmA-sssAiAe Me NlgyD0-en4 eiAaAe saS 6Asaissiiss Expecsegassens h Cugss sha nlllQSwtnR deemeAe, Vi9. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

pNeaI Dow is defeated fer of Port. lad. hy about zoo maj-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

n GA DoZ. hsaa, pannells vlp aad bssk 1ONvseWs. ef Baleheset Spear . 5esaSon
 HIeLco8B c Lw0N. e Wslss sissst, bstesssssts
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

A""'"S 0"S cy 0Tadgep0rt. First Passenger Train will leave Bridee port FOr Winsted at 10 25 A, M., or on the arrival of tue 2 A. N. Express Train from New York,
 Freight Train. with Passenger Car a,. 'ached, will leave Bridgeport fer Wins..d at l9 NJ.
 Second Pass'r Train will leave Bridge. port for Water ,ury at 5.25 P. M., or on the arrival of the 3 F. N. Ex press Train from New York,conuecting a. the Junction with the 5.2O P. M. Train from New Haven. Trains into Bridgeport.
 First Passenger Train w.ll leave Waterbury at $50 A. N..connec.iag at the Junction with a Train 'O New Haven, and arrive in Bridge. port in time for passengers to take The 10. .so 4. M. Train to New York, and 10. 30 Train tO Albany.
 Freight Train, with Passenger Car sf,acbes will leave Winsted at A. M., and arrive in tims for the t.lS P. M. Train 10 New York.
 Second Passenger Train will leave W,n.tcd at 50 P. N, connecting at the Junction with Spec,al Train to New Haven, and arrive in nr'dsepnrt in time for Passengeus to take the sos P. N. Train to New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

ifs C,surt ol PFcsaie hOld~n d Liichheld wiihin and tor the District ot LilehhsId, on the 20ih dsy of March. A. D. isSa.
 present, EiExay B. GRAvEs. Esq Judge Nn ,natlof oG HARVEY P. SAil II. Aa O uiuis,Iates ea she eslste of Aluna Lssvcnsw oEth. late of Litch6eld, wiih'n sssc dis.ttet, Asessasd This CosEs de." eecses .h'i sla Enonihs uem this date he elioWed saa ,'miisd fag lks ereditass ot .sid esisse Co sx. h'sil thsiI elaims aeainst the came Co ssid AdlniRisisatcV. sid directs that public n1iies hr 9iVsn .f lhie asdef by sdveftsslng sn . r-WspspeF published in LIseh6eld, snd by I.osliag copy thereof n the public eisn pool ln oaia lnuwa al LiiehAald. neaSess the pleeG .whepe the aseesasA laaf ARela.
 cea:HFd fum Record,
 HENRY B. BRAVES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Dis, riel of Li,ch6eld. SC.

PrObate COurt Mafch 2ylh, IBJZ-
 ESTATE or TRUMAN LEAVENWcRlH late Ct Litch6eld, in said district dsceased Tie AdIn;nisira,or ssprss@nis the esisie in- solvent, and psays the sppslaimeAt sf Cow> missioGer thereon
 cs CrGeyed, That CoRmissisners 10 receive and fxaE,ne the elaine ot iae. eTedlioIS 0f SoId estate be apps ia ed at the PIeSaie Office 'n Litchtield, an the 5h day ef April. 1852, q 10 o'clock. in ,he forenoon of which all pet sens m interest wili take notice. and appear ,i ihsy asa cause, sud be hesTG ihsEeca. Crriufied from Rseold HENRY B. GRAVES. Iudee.