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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
Architecture.

O. < A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS,
 2l6 Main Street, HarHord, Conn. ,nFFER their services to gentlemen a- W bout to build. to sommittees of Public BnildiRgs, Churches. School Honses. 6sc. Plans for all kinds and styles eff dweIl- ing houses, &c., actually built and in prO. gress. can at alf times be seen at their of, fee; and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications well rnatured be. fore commencing, it must be desirable for those about to build to secure the services of experienced Architects. ,
 They also undertake the inspection of w"rks during the progress as well ns far nish designs for every style Of interior de- ,coration, frescO painting, monuments, tab let's. GEe. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. 20. 1852: IT 1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
BOOTH G PECK.

Knpsrters of CAina and AdrtAea Wats. RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention n of dealers,o their assortment of China. and Ear,hen Ware, importea forssthe Fall Trade. We have jus, 80 Crates of Print- st aud common Ware, containips com plete assortment. ALSO-A full stock of Glass Ware.
 Merchants will find it to their advantage to call and examine our prices before par chasing in New York.
 Orders hy mail promptly filled.
 BOOTH & PECK, Wall street, opposite the City Hotel. 2 Bridgeport, Aug 26, 1851. 3mlS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

At Court of Probate held ct New Mil fo-d. in and for the disfrict of New Milford sn the 2ath dsy of March. 1882.
 Rseseat. DAVID C. SANFORD. J&igs.
 TETON the application of Cornelius B. O Baldwin of New Milford. in said dis trict, and of Jshn V. CoEwin oi New York ipT the State of New Fork, showing to this court, that she said Baldwin is che Gaardi- au of Albert fA. March. 0f said city of New Yark, . IaiaOr. sad ths said Carwia, the Guardian sf Mary 2. Corwin of saiA city, . Rinor-that slls said miDoEs are ,lae ow1era eaeh sf oas undisidsd fourteentl, part of ths tailoxing real ssaate, sisuated in said Now MiiSDrsE which desasndea to then from theiK grsadfather. HihN MRssh. 2d. dscsased. and which is owned by them as tenants in common witk each cAher. aud with she other heirs # aaid deceased, or their assigns. viE. part Og the late homo stsad oftlls said Elillu Marsh. 2d, deceased beginains aa she n0Ftiasesst corner of the large bHTA by che Turapike. and puRRiag thencs s 7S E 80 links. S 56i-9 E 274 links, s s l.2E 2s6 liaks, S4S E 272 links N 70 E S55 links. S l5,l-2 Et45a links. s 70 " 8ll links, s zl " 35l links, N 9 w S7e linka, " 10 E $40 links. N a7 g. w l066 links, s Sz 1>2 E 352 linka. N. WA67 links to 6rst station, including the small barn aud stabling. and the priveIege of thFsshiae On thb goof ih the large barn and the privilege Of using the eAst end of She barn over the stabling for all pnrpokes.
 Also the old part of the house, apd the cellar under the same-with the south bed room. in Lhs new .pari, and two chambers over the sams--(no. including the bsll> room. and the Horse-shsc. on the opposite aide of the Turnpike, north of the house.
 Aisa. the south east pasture Iot in the SesIy and TrsadWeh land. coDtaiRing two acres enc quaEteg aAd fifteen rods.
 Also the north part of the Noble moab Ow and orchard containing four acres three quarters and seventeen rods, sad also four acres ous quarter and taO Eods of wood lana. being the south cad of Ahe mountain vooL lot The whole. heing property which was set cut to the vidsah ot said do eased as her dowsr ia his essafs--ys:uel at about hfieen hundrea 60llars.a ADd fur thor shswins that said properly is nnpro, Aactiye--that it will bs for llls interest 0I eaid minors to have tile said estate sold : aud the procss ls disposed of as the law directs--and that there is just and reason ablo cause for selling the same, and pray agsthis cours to oFdoF the sale ,thereot D ursuans to ihe etaipte in such case Provi dea. As by said application on fla, date' ths 29.h day of March. 1852. more fuilI appears s-
 Ordered. That said application be hear' aud datermined. at the Probate Office Il New Milford. on the l4th day of June 1852, 1t 8 o'clock in the forenoon, and tha notice thereof bs pablished in some paeli' Newspapeg near the place whore said req Ssrate lies, three weeks suecessively, . least six weeks before said time assigned.
 A true copy of Record.
 Attsst, D, c. S4NTokD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

NVHE subscribers have just rctnrned6fom New York with a large stock ef Boots and Shoes, bought at time of great press. are in the money market, consequently wih be sold at greatly reduced prices.
 We think any one may fit themselves ct any thing in oar 6ne Of Trade, from the small fancy Cack to the large thick Boot !; from the small Rubber Boot 10 the large Oyer Shoe, al unprecedented LOW PRICES.
 Morocco. Linings, Bindings. Sole Lea:h CT and Findings, for sale as usual
 MKAFOY & TROWBRIDGE,
 First Door West of the Court House. LftchieId, Oct. Eth, 1851. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
IRON AND 8TEEI.
 EZRA CLARK, | co.
 Csrnss Of Front and FerKf nla.
HARrroRD, CoHN.

HARTFoRNs CoMN. .tITAvE for sale large stock of Iron and 4lSieel. of every description required Ma. chinists, Blacksiniis and others embracing very grea, variety of kinds and sizes together with iull supply oi best Ansils. Eisess Eel. lows and Islac ksHsit h hfs ioels generally. All oSwhich ass offered to pnTchassss en aa favorable tevns as can beObsalnsd elsswesre
 ALSO
 A constant supply of first qaelii. of CUT NAILS and SPl KES, at manufacturers price Hartford. Ian, 29 1854. svSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
Dislrie. of Lllch6eId. ss.

PrObat Court, April I9,ls52.
 UPSTATE of Noah Beach, late ol G Iitch6eld, in said District, deceased Pursuant to an order from the Court Oi Probate for said district, will be sold at public Auction, to the highest bidder. on the goth day of April. 1852, at 2 o'clock on she afternoon Iunless previously disposed of at private sale.) SO much of the Real Estate of said deceased, as will raise the sum of Three Hundred Fifty eight dellars. and Ninety-niue cents. Sale to take place on the premises in said Litch6eid. Terms made known at tue time of sale.
 SRLvANvs BISHOP, Executor. .i
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

~We arc grali6ed to notice the slec- tian of Stephen D. Pardee to the Aegisla. ture from New Haven. He is one of the souhdest and ablest whigs in the State i; a thorough and consistent RelaiOian. and an honest and honorable man. The wonder with us is, he was not elected ten years ago.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

Al Cnurt of Probate holden at N0Ff0Ik, withs s in and for the District of Norfolk, on tho; 9th day Ot March AID 1852.
 Present, WaG K PECK, Esq, Judge: nN motion ofjWarTen Cone Adminisiraior NJ on the estate of Mary Nettleton. late of Norfolk within said district, deceased: This of said estate to exhibit their claims agaiist the same to said AdministIatoF. and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litchfeld aid by posting copy thereof oD the public sign post in saidtewn of Norfolk nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record;
 VIM. K. PECK Judge ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

i TERMS,
 $40 per term for the common ENglish Bran. .ches including Vocal Music $s+5. for the higher English and the LAngp- ages, ..... Lessons will be given by an experienced Teacher in Music. French, Drawing. and Painting. up"n reasonable terms. The a.ientiOn of paEents ia respectGslLy so- liciied to the facilities for intellectual, social and moral improvement which this ns:itution affOI ds to their sons and daughters.
 D. HINE, A B. Principal,
 Warren. Litchfield Co.,. Conn. '. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

%The slips in St Paups church, Ra u tam Falls. will be rented for one year, on Saturday, the lzth of Aprilinss. at ! p. m
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
SAVE YOUR MONEY Charles P. Freeman X Ca.
 (Lats Fireman. Hodges, G CoJ IMPORTERS and JOBBERS, IA Broadway, New York.

 HAVE now on hand, and will be reeeiv- AA ing daily thrOpgh the season, New Goods, direcs from the European snanufac- iiuTess, and cash Auctions, rich. fashionable fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Oar stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety of ,he latest and most beautiful designs im- ported. ss W
 Many of our goods are manufactured sx. .pressly 10 our erder, from our OwR designs and patterns, and staad anEisalledI We offer our goods for nett Cash, ai loweE prioss than any credit House in America can afford. M s
 Al purchases will 6nd it greatly to their interest to reserve . portion of their money and make selections from Oug great variety of rich, cheap goods.
 Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Eashe and Belts.
 Bonnet Silks. sasins, Crapsa Lissss and TaFIetons. a sr eESl
 Embro;deries, ColIas. Chsnisetts, capss Berthas. @
 Nabiss, Sleeves. Caas. Edgings, and h. sertings. Embroidered Reviere, Lace, and Hem> stich Cambric Edkis. Bonds, Illusions. and Embroidered LaceS E,r Caps. Embroidered Laces for shawls, Mantillas and Wells. HOniton, MechIen, XaIescisnes, and Brussels Laces, Englishand Woge Thread, Smyrna LiSle Thread, and Cotton Faces.
 Kld, Lisle Threads Silk and Sewing Silk i Gloves and Mitfs..
 French and American AEti6cial Flowers
 French Lace, English, American and Italian.
 Straw Bonnsts and Trimmings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

 At . Court of Probate holdeu at Sha ron wilhin and fDr tlie District of sharon, on the 9th day of March, A. D.. 1852 Psessns. CHARkEs E SEpGwIcK, Judge. nN motion ef Nathan Dunbar. Execu> O tor on the Estaae of AARON DUN. BAR, late of Sharon wialin said district deceased :; this Court doth decree that six s.4pntha be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said Execu> tor, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Ai,chkeId. and by posling a copy lheve0foa the public sign-post in said town of Sharoa nearest the place where tue deceased last dwek.
 Certified from Record, CHARLES SEDGwIex. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

E .Fl 4 At Court of Probate holden at NOrgolk for the district of Norfolk, March 18th, 1882.
 Present, WG K. PEcK, lndge. ESTATE os MARY NETTi.ETON. K1 late of Norfolk deceased. The Ad- miDissrators reprssents tha Estate insolsent and lrays the appointment of Commission CTS thereon Whesanpon, Ordered. that Commissioners t0 receive, examine, and adjust tho clainas oe the creditors of said Estnfe, bs appointed as bhe Probate Office in Norfolk on the fyth day of April, lSo2, al ! o'clock afieFnOen. And that all pcr- sons interested in said Estate may he n0- tifed thereof, the AdminislTaior will cause this order to be published in . newspaper printed iu LitchGeld, and post copy there { of on the Pnblic siga post in said NuFf0lk.
 A true copy of Record. VIM. K. PECK, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
plER.-

In Red 4ion, Warren ctI. Ohio, 7th ult. MT. Hiram BiaseN, Collector of Taxes, aged 5l-son of the late Mir Archelus BisseN of this toKa. 4@ a-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
District of New Milford, ss.

PFObRte Court March I3, IH52.
 HESITATE of HARVEY BUCKING> A4 HAM, late of New Milford in said District dAsceasedl tlse Coust of Probate for the district of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from. the date hereof, or the obeditOps of said Estate. represeni- ed insolysnt, in which to exhibit their clais thereto; and has appointed Albert N. Baldwin and Henry BaIkley. Esq's. cOnnaissi0nerR 10 receive and examine said claims. Certified bW 4s.4.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
nX ZINC.

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that 1A. he continues to DYE Over Coats. Pants.l Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls, &c., at his residence, one quarter of a mile west oethe Court Mouse, in Litch feld.
 T All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 Lilchield, September 1 1881 .l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
SCHO0I.-

WNHE suHm term of Miss Moody's
 School. will commence Monday May
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
District of I.irclltield. I'd.

Probate Court, April 5lh 1852, HESITATE of Truman Lsavenworth late H of Litchfeld, ia said District deceascd The Court of Probate for the district Ol Litchfeld. hath limited and allowed six months from the date thereof, for the credi- tors of said Estate represented insolxenl in which to exhibit their alaims thereto. and has appointed Chester c Goslee, and Daniel H Stoddard ESqs., Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims.
 Certi jed by
 . HENRY B, GRAVES, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at Hotel of william COe. in said LitchRold. onthe 22l day of May, A. D. 1852, ond on the 5th day ol October, l952, at 2 o'clock in ihe afternoon. on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 CHESTER c. GosLEE, ! mmis-
 DANIEL B, SToDDARD. ( Sioners. All persons indebted to said Estate. are requested to moke immediate pay mont to
 HARVEY P. SMITH. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
C@Ttsil0d by
D. C. SANFORD, judee

The subscribers give notice that they shalI meet at the residence of Harry Bucking- ham in snid New Milford on the h7th day of April. and the 18th of September, 1859, at o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days. for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. sss
 ALBERT N. BALDWIN, (Commis-
 HENRY BUl.KLEY. <sioBefs.
 Alpersona Indebted to said Estate, are requested to make immediate payment to
 HARRY BUCKINGHAM. Ainlis'tef.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

@ EoR sale. farm, Of about GI!s II l40 acres. formerly belong i.
 ing to The late Chauncy Warner Esq., situated in Plymouth Town ship, about one mile south of the village of NorihReld. Said farm has on it good iwo story dwelling house. and three barns. and is well waiered and wooded. Enquire on the premises. or of Sherman Woodward Esq, ot Litchheld.
 Plymouth, March 6. 1882.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
LINSEEO OIL,

FTNHE subscriber takes this opportunity 10 ! inGrm his friends and the public gene rally, that he has purchased, of Mir P. s. Beebe the Oll. MILL al Bantam Falls. where he is manufacturing Linsced Ol, pure arli- cle and has for sale in large and small quan- titles. Also Qil Cakes
 w. P. KILBOURN. NaEch sth. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
Come Nsssg Sec.

Come Iy1sG Sec. HHE subscriber gives notice that he k continues the BLACKSMrTHING business in North street, near Carrington's Foundry. OK Shoeing attended to--he ha- ving fited up 8 frame in good and conve> Eien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe> ing and other Blacksmitb work done as usual. CoRE AND SEX.
 JONATHAN F. FULLER.
 LitchRelu, Dec. 9th, 1851. Sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

RThe 'naiOri,y Of MT Phelps [dsm. ] in this Senatorial District is abeas GSp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
NEW GOODS. F. ID. MIG MEL

IN just received well selected assort- III ment of SraING GooDs. to which he would invite the attention of p,secllasers from this and the nhighboring towns Terms Cash, and prices accordingly
 N. E. Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods at cash prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
BELIEIgl lMP0SSlRLR F0 lIVE..

sDag0 Co, N E, roepunhAhe dKnNNaGA wEota @ uA Az l0lA. ieie: We hAva iuta hsnEd thssaeA Mr WAlszza AreapeAbn ciip1n 0x this plkce ef ~ 1MEs Of Csmsm VI whIch nMAnTN InnaAH ruEE1NaNF BAAsAm ' px1eueo1 on the wllb q sa esqna.nezss CT hiA 3o Rmidna ~ the toMn of 1kAisEns tn. H.as euanfs eRS lnA heen Io1H ennanHd t0 her Ue4 eas waa q s.aDr dissass1 sllak her ifiends tstsssefE 3pSss&is (W A@ V lsD s
 moRn Tl4An oMg DAv koAaQ
 Buk when 1N e1Ae Ar stissis faiie sle eeslaaeaeA fakng BFaSfs HeoRaFr RalseM and iks use<tet eM. E oy haa ra9 c Der 1ea dpiag Aek @ t1eA le q nsS Going aboA snd aiisndi1 to hsr dbassis4 hs.s heSe r71i3 and RsltSs Bh6 Gcknewledses as6 q x@E oeidank n ahei ipdapin1 Q 4zerfs h1+ = sez snd her fi ads aa4 nelchlesp eeel lAsE tnvalaabla, - ses tEs Lt tGs BLED-. ~ A
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
MARRIED.

In thls town, South Farms, 18th inst. by Rev. D l. Paspelee, Mir John H Lea ' on. worth of Roxbury, to Miss Mary A Peck of the former place. [The brides co,npli> n'ents, with aHeneroNs loaf of cake re- ceived @ THE Slips in the Episcopal Church, in A this Village, Wili be rented tor one year, on Monday the 18th day of AIail, instant at 2o'clock r. M.
 Lttehfeld April, 7tb.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
Boarding School. DN D. AENE, .a. B.

The summer tenn wiil open Aprll l4th an' continue lUuIteen weeE&.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
DYING WOMAN SAVED.

We publish this cure Of Csasssanfioa ta bsiae s1a sat of D many whali scnD be adlihced to pfess ths saagca power tO life which tis Rssam aasssss. fiends D he iiie ssFg lass stsess of ezs aisaase ACTUALLY enaiR ibis eases @ fsr gsss ...s htr friends had toaeht tAs slet n A eAsesd Dykeman the wiib sF respectable Aas rsaaise Hallsfon NRa, Sasalaga eesaly, ~ 7.
 MR Dykeasn sw0re 70 the laeg s.. Vi \ - - N R$ston who certiaes fo tho good charAetsf ss Mr Dykemsn. r vcraciiy and respectable sssadlas zIv. ss.s N S....s R fks facts atnfe na thaA Nh pyhe osns eSsrssi1 C 9SsA FCa te Alk RazsaealAza q s cure sKR OUB PAMPMLnTA 4ga f8s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY EhLSiN,

Nss ssvs4 wiihout the leass skad6w ef dsss4 ssR wy of the aosf sfYeagiy developed eases ef sAsre& W4 dYetesed lnaGs-such cases as wers sever esFse & nY &&ii8r medicines-and which were sOafsssle AsFs
 s hnk ihe diseased persons wore prOncunesd by pzS
 1lAAA and friends, to be ACTUALLY DYING.
 Yhis Daisam is vRGRrABLE sosaposn4. wAisl @yer njnres any psFsoA wleR ik Y used for the eeN WING and IMPERATIVE pruperties and sacA seAa MnIicafisss are BssEBDsALRy HDcnsaARx te.esas q coughs and that very isaiifal COua9 plsaAen w@lch is sailed by physicans and othsrs sad i rsa saesiAsrad 70 be. without the leest dosbt M,
 PuIR1Onagy C0Igsnlaspff6m.
 YAs msisan Assls and enrsa slesae ia te Rsaes snl sAsoWheFe ;assrnetN V swt6iav and sasilg aAaa os medicine which we call .HAAAr's puhaETIHe Bx snAeT" and Assls uceFs esterMslly JAs nAReAn Wil Nias eases oE cesgA and CoAszsPsien oea d TSa. uaAw all Othes remedies have failed @ euro
 THOxrsANnS or CONSULTATIONS
 and cosgAs having DssA cured by it nsaisy sd Isess b ssfssiae eNeaey h sN aiseaess q tAa hBh&A. THROAT. sad BMEAoT
 Ws ~s Ens se9s q Als ssvy sftsag ed pssifsss aassrHsss whssA ws Aavs nele aesss, ea1 ses4 As AOs sssNel As1 aet sise bssa seaf1saf sAa fAs ssp,sfaes t.sfimsny saasssd, ef sess q fas z..ssss siS sn6 sSHpsrta is ell ws ksss asssFtss-s sne @e enALLDRsE 9HE PROPRIETOR ef eay stAeE ssNeats te Nsdrss respectable ksstissoaE ef essss q as ss1 AopgkEss DYING RERsoAA UsPeAiish ss
 BRANI"s INDIAN PULMONARY HAIeAM ssesa CONSUMPTION CsssAs, cslds. SgiitiSs ef slse4 Dlssiiag st tks EnaGs. Pais q tAs Bread ard S9s NKhb Snssss, Nsvsoss CemPaisfs, Hsls1ztseA eb shs Hsav1 Esmsls Wsakaesses and Cssrieisies ckelse ls (saism, Dyssaisry, and SasiRsf csmFsaizi1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

A T Town meeting legally warned ana "A heLi ic Goshon, the 9th day of March
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15

WayAiagssa ceMa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-15
EendTtk:: Seymour. Seat.

2s,o4s sf,l6t 2 .e67
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
Hon. Charles 4. stuart on Pierce.

To the Editor Of The NJ T. Tribune:
In Congressional proceedings as reported
in The Tribune of 18th inst, this member from
Michigan, in abiding to the River and Harb0r
bin, from Committee on Commerce, " Denied that
the Democratic party are now or ever were OPP
posed TO such Improvements and, as 10 Gen.
Pierce, that gentleman qchae in Congress nerer
roted against any bill that Mr. Clay did no
either rOte against or speak against" The first
mart of this assertion is susceptible of refutatOn,
as their votes would show; but will pass on to
the base SANDER on the memory of that Henry
Clay whose death we are now, with lacerated
feelings called to mourn.
That any gentleman can be so reckless, is
enough to make one blush for his fellow-man,
thus to utter publicly before the nation what is
the very reverse Of truth and what the perpetra-
tor must have so known at the time. Let him
deny the proof if he can. From Congressional
Globe, July 7, 1888. Bill for improvement Of Har-
bors and Rivers, "a Ayes, IL Nays-Affrmative,
Henry Clay Negative, Gen. Pierce. Same ses-
SION granting aid to Mt. Carmel and New-Albany
Railroad, Indiana, % opposing, III Ayes, Gen.
Piece vOtii against relief, Henry Clay in favor.
Alabama Florida and Georgia Railroad Co. ssk
for aid AYES IS, Noes g Pierce in glorious
MINORITY as usuui, iiVhig Nih1 NV tASh P'S0""N'
Pierce also opposing grant to town of Southport,
Wisconsin, "a Ayes. II Nays, 1t is useless
TO ampliiy the record, but will add one more
instance, prefaced as it was by that GROWING
effort of his Senatorial career,-a cold-b!ooded,
beartess, unfeeling speech against Congress APP
propnatng years salary t$25,OOOl to the widow
of our lamented President HarrsOn-his soul as
dead to humanity then as it was to improving the
condition of his fellOw-man. Yes, June %, 1911,
stands his negative emblazoned on the rolls
% AYES, l6 Noes. And where was the generous
hearted Harry Clay to be found but among the
affirmative os he surely was. But thou art gone
from us.
"Oh bright be the place of thy soul
No nober spirit than thine
Fer burst from lie mortal control,
In the orbs of the blessed TO shine.
Light be the turf on thy tomb,
May Its verdure like emeralds be,
There 81 ould be no shadow Of gloom,
In aught that reminds us OF thee.
Young flowers and an evergreen tree
May spring from the spot Of thy rest,
But no cypress or yew let us see
For why should we mourn for the blestP
VINDEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

The Wings deny the authority Of these agents ~
the transaction, and they are so dull aud stupm
that they cannot for their lives see what advsi'i
tage they or the country are to receive in retuih
for deserving so tried and faithful standard-beareI
as he Of Lundy's Lane to enlist under the hag o.
the Democratic candy.date. Of course II Mf'
STEPHENS cannot make the party sick and BRING
the Wings up to the rack, fodder or no iodder
the other party are absolyed from the perio'-
nance of their part Of the contracts so his chances
for the Senatorial robes are growing smaler ny
degrees aud beautifully less Accounts IRON
Georgia announce that the friends OF Gen. SCOTT
are lighting camp-fires all oTer the Statei ana
Senator DAWSON, who receives hundreds OF letters
daily from that State, is firmly Of the opinion that
she will cast her electoral vote for WINFIELD
ScoTT and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. At all events
poor STEPHENS is taken in and done for. If the
Democracy succeed they will take one OF their own
kind for Senator, and if the Wings, as now seems
quite likely carry the State they will of course
find better material than Mr.. STEPHENS out of
which to make Senator. Yours, &c. C.