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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-21
NEW F.7LL GOODS
n Store Opposite the Court House.
B. +. MAY

HAS received a fresh supply of Fall Goods.
Ill which he respectfully invites the public TO
call and examine.
Cloths, Cassimcres, Twccds cassinctls, Ken
lucky jeans, Flanncls, woollcn and cotton IN va
riouS coIors, Ladies dress goods. Exhibition
rcbes, Chene plails, Persian declines, chcne
challe ruby drlainrs, Thibct cloths. French me-
rinocs, Alpacas, Mouslin dclaincS, SILKS. Prints,
Gin"hamS, Bay State Shawls, Bleachcl and bro.
muslins, cold cambricS. bed ticking, White
goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hats, Caps,
Boots Shoes, Hardware, Quccnsware, Groce
ricS, &c. &c.
Elkton, Oct. 1851.
EURS.-Filch, Grey Squirrel, and other colors,
l. of Viclorccns and Cuffs. Also Buffalo Robes,
Gum Boots and Shoes. for ladies, children and
men, for sale cheap, by BROWN & FOAND
CIEAP MUSLINS.--Ncw York and James
" steam Null, and other choice brands Of Mus
ms in store, also very heavy stock ol brown
Imuslins, canton llannelS and brown drilling, for
sale al reduced prices. BROWN FOARD.
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SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock of Ladies', Misses, and children's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuiac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. He is
now prepared to accommodate all who NAV favor
him with call, with mems womrns aud chill
drcns boots and shoes of the bestsort al very low
prices. TIL OS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton. Feb. 2Gh '4S.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots and shoes. Wanted journcymen shocnak-
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NS'f'ES'72.

THE Partnership heretofore exis,iag between
he subscribers trading under the firm OF Graz
lam < Allridge, was this day dissolved BY
'uuaI consent. All persons having claims
against said tirn will present thcm TO t'rcdus
AiIrid9c. and those indebted viii please make
payment TO The same, who alone is authorized
10 settle the business Of the roncera
JOHN Y. GRAHAM,
FRi,DUS ALDRIDGE.
Eikton, Dec. 2Ith 1851.
THE undersigned having taken the stand
formerly occupied by Graham 4 Aldridee, will
continue the Steve apd Tin business i'll all its
branches, al the old .tnad in Elkton, where they
arend 10 keep an excellent assortment OF goods,
which Will be sold at the lowest prices. The
public arc invited TO examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ALDRlDGE j. co.
Elkton, Jan 3, '5l
t[avina disposed OF my entire interest in the
business formerly conducted by Graham s AID
ridge. respectfully rccommend my successors
10 tn" public, and request for them the same
ltbc,ulily 50 gene ously bestowed upon myself,
Jan ,, - JOHN IA GhAHam'
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NOR F. NEWS.

TNhe largest, the most fashionable, and the best
l. assortment OF mems, woman's, and childrens'
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is TO be found at
the subscribers BOOT x SHOE STORE, in Elk
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Opposite I'm. I0rbc1t's .StOre)
TNliE subscriber las returned to Ilklon and
l. again commenced manufacturing Ladies,
Misses and Chillrcn's Boots and Shoes in all
their varieties, which he will sell lower lhan
they tan be sold by any one else il Eihton, as
he has determined to do n CASH business and 10
sell for ten per cent advance on the wholesale
prices.
If ou want bargains call and see my shoes,
and You will find il 10 your advantage 10 bny, for
YOU will save l25 10 - cents On" every pair Of
Ladies' boots or shoes you buy from me. ! will
sell lower than any one else. Manufacture all
Of my work, and can sell at the wholesale price
and have the manufacturers profits. Call with
thc Cash and you shall have shoes at the follow
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TALBOT equity,

,,s.
,,,,or 1,or,,,
'.''o
" d. i or III 'ne ,eEuial ProS't :!
$3.50 #, first ;nhoh;tants ar. slated 70
loxc lsen noI,x.s ot EnoI,nd and $, ot.
land
c,,,C,ce Tls Gu rc,ca Of tb;v co,,t,
+, Generally laval
Sail cd clov and ,,b;+o ool, coils
v.ry f.r,;la nrn4,n,;,,ts
u-atc, Gncd sof we'll and .r,ro
wafer is abundant. there arc nary
streams ,.,r,.;r,, ,Lr,naL ,,o cor,tv
T;,obsr OF md Inllnv min. or IL,
h.st cnal;,v far shin Ln;I,liur arc ,bun.
1s,t. alec b;cl cr,, cho,tnut Iocust 90.
dar rod and Wifi. ok ,sh and nonlor-
Eorks--No rocks ry;st 70 onv rxtrnt
L.,,,I;,eyv m. r,tural fsrt;l;z.r.
ar. sL.Il linn. sbell mari creet mnd
swarm nnck and other rnqet,bla CONN.,
nost.
Iypu1,5 nua Joogsr,,v of LoIa1;,on,s
Ih,s cnrntv ;s r,,,n,yl oLla for tha
hasl,h and longev;,v ol ns ;nb,l;tants
A, the tol;nc Of the ,.rnsrs manv wars
f,nnd whose oo., wors hn,wsen so and
700 and coma as old &C 10 care.
w.cu1N,,,ro,. ro11yTv
A'i->" Wv w ~
IN Inc western part OF the state was
organized by the convention OF lHo,
and was named after the great leader Of
me American armies, whose lame was
nch III tue dawn OF orliiiahcy lis ter
risoFy was taken from frederick county.
!he hrst grant OF land IN tins county IS
Gated 1851, and the original settlers were
"sI'nans from pennsylvania, and emil
afah's from Inc eastern counties OF Ma
'!lshn'
no"'-.i ne SOIL OF a<hingloh county
varies ares WIN inc loca''l'es' ana IS formed
!. 10 romarl aIlv E.rt,ls and nrodnn.s
,yh.at ry. o,t. and corn ~ fO>>'~(
Uote, m. snr,nns :, +l;s oo,n+,,
gro ot calcorsous s,,lnLrro,s chal, h.a,s
and soft maintain wat.r Th, Io,ter l.
of = s,,,sr;or nnol;,v
7;mieg Th. t;,Ih. or,,,ocl.
whit. r.d rocL and ob.st,,"t aal b;a,,'
orr walnut locnst ain, nh.rru ' chsst :
nut sycamore manls and son, line
pncL. ;'n.a,l,o .nI '.lots $40 ,ho
ch;sr roclv If tha ,onniv Tba most
cath. 1;s,r;o,, aro La..I ~ u. ,,.
st,na Tha e';,' re.aJ au ''I' aInt.
rnals GRO commonlv tb,n 1bs.a as
,.,I &C ~. 1;'.h, ~, - ,ho foa. afth.
r;ls,s 70 which tbp sandstone has CON.
.r;Su.sl s;I;n;ons n.,,;.Ias ara snsc,,,',;
81. Of b;gh ;mrroramrnt nv linz Which f
ho- n,t Eoan nitono;,.aI,, ,,,,l
"I r.r ul w. Gmano ,o, "' v,",, so,a
re ~. l,nJ, bat has haan W. h,, l; ~, ANY,
,iorsd N''N'' '@'' ''"' N~ ''' '''''
f BE-" 1ro; c>,na :, mart,
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FOR MAN..

FOR MAN.
For the cure rheum-
atism, lumba go, sprain
swellings, b bruises
scIatic pains, stiffness
ofthc limbs, &c.
For sale only by
WIN. TORBERT.
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Ladies' CATERS and fancy shoes ofalI kinds
made TO order, and cheap for Cash. ChiIIrenS'
and Misses boots low: in proportion TO the
above rates.
Nj my work warr0nfed not 10 be surpassed in
nea,ncss and durability; and il any Of il fail il
will be repaired without change and 4 deduc-
ton made in the next par.
Some will say this is lIuinh1"! II is such a
Brig as they dent Ike 10 hear, for il will hHa :
them cut OF big profits. If the merchant buy
1ady's buShins Tor 50 els. and sell them for
Sl,l2a h. makes profit; il he buy women :
undrcssed mu,uccO bCns for 80 cts. and sell
them for ,25; that will pay; and if he bny
''Jcnny L!uds' Tor 80 cts. and sell thea for
81 81 he don't lose much we'll say. And whpu
! offer my shoes at reduced prices they cry Hnnl-
bug! But it is no Hunting for them To make 80
per cent on common shoes that they buy in The
city. When reduce the price they cry hum
bug al once, and if they reduce the price, will
sell at tn" wholesale price.
COME ONE, COME ALL, and you shall
hnve shoes lower than they ever were rrtai!e!
at in Elhlon. or anywhere else. Don't forget
III" place; opposite IorL,r''s Sore, Sign the
BIG anvil. ENOCH CROUCH.
Elkton, August '5l-tE
\. B. | iaIlcr myself that I can please the
Ladies with their Dress Shoes, as have had long
experience in the manufacture Of Ladies Boots
and Shoes. +. {.
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TO TrEIE PUBLIC.

The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
CT husincss) has resumed the practice Of Land
Surveying, Convcyancin@ sc. Being ac1uaint-
cd with The different qualities of soil in the
nciglborhoo1. persons wishing TO buy or sell
Land would find il to their advantage to give
him q call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
lune Isl 'ln=-=1f
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June LIST soft
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDhR.
DR.. J. s. Houghton's Pepsin.
The true Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice
for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice.
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Nervions
Decline. Fer sale by
aug. % WIN. TORBERT.
p AlSiNS.-A fresh supply Of new crop Raj
IL sins. also, Boston Cranbetrics. for sale by
nov % BROWN K FOAND.
DARG AIN S are offered in Flanncll.. Caicees
ID Shawls, brown and hleached Muslins at
nov % BROWN & FOARDS.
Mrs. SMITHS Ladies G aitcrsanh Slices. for
III sale by y. r. MAY.
10 TO WELLS E!hton HaN of Fashion if you
VI want TO be accommodated with ready MADE
goods Of every description.
DEST BAY STATE ANDs WATERLOO
~ Sl1AWLS, for sale by 3. T. MAY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
Investment Of Money

Investment Of Money.
TINE subscribers will attend to the
Investment of Money
an the clues OF New York. Brooklyn, ant
WllLlamsbutgh.
In Sums Of $500 or more.
on Bond and Morlgagr s., ON Improved and Un'
lncnmbeI ed Real Estate, woltn at least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the Investment, al SEVEN per cent. in
teresl, per annutn, pay able h"ll yearly: ans
VIII a ,end 10 the collection OF interest Nhe'
due and remit the same TO lenders, o. 0ccep
of drafts tretor. pay able on the days the III
lerest will fall due. No charge 10 made t.
lenders Tor the investment vi money .; the
collection OF interest.
The situation OF the Su bscribera a. Attor
npys ior Tie Building Associations mentioned
bs.ow, give them facilities tor InvestiAf
money within ten days after its receipt. o.
after receipt OF notice Of the sums To he In
vested.
We rest as a guarantee of our integrity am
capacity u pom the fact that We are the Attor
neys OF the following Corporations, all u
winch employ their CAPITAL in investments
mortgage. whereby the amount Invested b.
US exceeds
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
Premium Sky Light Daguerreotype $

THE undessigr cd would most respect
4 fully AGAIN call the attention of the
citizens OF Eitchfeld County to his supe-
lioT mt thod Of taking Da guerreotype Like
nesses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble or expense will be spared on
his part III making himself acquainted with
oyery new improvement, and be able at all
times to, produce as good Miniatures as can
BIZ obtained in the country. For the last
FIVE years his whols.tin e and attention has
been devoted to the Art of Photography,
and he is happy in being able to say. that
his most sanSnlne expectations have been
more than realized, both in regard to the
very extensive patronage he has received
as Welras his succsss ID being able at all
times to pfoducs FIRST class pictures. 1t is
we'll known to scientific men who have a
practical knowledge Of this wonderful art
that pure atmosphere is very essential to
the production of fne clear and well de-
yeioped picture. Now Litchfeld Hill is in
this respect perhaps more highly favored
than almost any other place in New Eng
land. He trusts that all who have no,
already a faithful representation of life,
will losS no time ia cnlhng at his. rooms and
sitting for their pictures while there is yet
life while the eye is clear and expressive,
and the cheek retains its vivid glow; for
it is a lamentable fnct that he is often called
upon to go 10 the house of mourning to
take the lik6nesses Of deceased persons.
Then delay not, but cali Immediately, and
You shall be guaranteed a perfect fac simiIe
of the living subject.
aJ-Rooms in the first building south Of
the Mansion House.
!" J. L. JUDD.
Litchfseld. Nav Doth, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
NEW SPRING
vi ILLIN Err Y

Mrs. Daniels has just returned from New
York' with handsqme assortment of Mill.
merry and Fancy Goods, among which may be
iosno' sherred Silk and Gosamer Lace Hats
fancy and plain Straw Bonne,s. Childr.n,s
Cottage: and round Straw Hals-ChoicC ri:
bcns and Artificial Flowers,
Ein9r"IderIes and Laccs=-wrough Muslin
and [americ C"IIs's, Muslin and Cambria
ganas I1f under 81 ewes. Edging and inserings
Ladies Linen Camhric and Embroidered hand
kerch'ets cheap worked Ca,s, Ladies and
FeLls Aia' Silk, aud Isle Thread, Gloyss, a
6eaF,Iinl Article Of black Silk for Dresses and
Mfn,Iilas' TrlGing Gonds. black Lace, deep
oIsck FFinge, new article Of galoap Gimp for
trtSmIng ,wvyrsh Goods, Parasols, SC. &c.
Bleaching aud repairing Straw Hats as
usual
Mrs, Daniels begs leave to return her s:n>
cere thanks tc the Ladies of LitchHed and
vicinity. for their LIBERAL patronage and hopes
%. close application TO Der business to meIir
Continuance of the same
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
SENATE.


The committee ON Roads and Bridges
reported against The petition Of Salisbury
and Canaan, TO erect a toll bridge across
the HousaIOnic river. Leave TO withdraw
granted.
Town Of Washington authorized to re-
move the sign post
The committee on Judiciary reported
against the following bills, viz, TG elect
County Commissioners by the people-tO
create an overseei Of the several Indian
tribes in the State-a bill relating to courts
two bills relating to civil actions-aIl Of
which we're lost. They also reported a
bill 10 punish the keepers of dance houses
aud hoases Of III fape-and a bin encour-
aging isheries--which were ordered to be
printed.
The Senate negatived the bill fixing by
a general law the number of bank direc-
Tors.
Bill passed changing time for enumera
ting children for the School Fund.
Committee on claims reported in favor
of paying expenses in Wethersfeld con
tested election case-and against the petit
ton of Martin Porter.
Bill passed validatino the dOings Of As =
SCISSORS and school Societies committees in
certain cases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
NAUGATUCK
R ALL r. O A d.
sER 80
So MINER arrangement. commanding
ApriI 26, 1852. ..-


.URAINs OUT OF UNDERGRADUATES
1 Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport
Tor Winste /, at 10 IS. A. NJ, or IN tho arli'
val of the A, M, Express Tram itom New
York, connecting a. the Junction with the
10 70 A. M, TRAM from New Haven.
Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge
port for Winslea at 6 O5 P. Nj, or on the arri
val of the $50 P. M, Express rrain from
New York, connecting Al the Junction with
the S SO P. NJ, Train from New Haven.
for Winsted at $50, A. M 4, connecting at
>lratford, with H.. 5,os A. NJ. Train from
New Haven. sa
/ Second Freight Train will leave Bridge port
for Waterbury at s. A. A.. connecting at Sira,
Eiord with the is. A. NJ, Train iroE New
Haven.
Third Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
Flor Waterbury at 4 rs P. Nj,
+ TRAINS INTO. BRIDGEPORT: First
| Passenger. Train will leave Waterbury VI
l,6 90 A. NJ, connecting al the sun ction with
Train to New. Hagen, and at Bridgeport with
/ the S.36 A. M.,. Train to New York.
/ Second Passenger Train will leaxe Winsted
at 6 A. M, connecting at the Junction with q
Train t, New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the lOl5,A. M Train to New York.
|: Third passenger ESa.n will leave Winsted
at Q P. M, connecting at the junction with
h Passenger Train TO New Haven and at Bridge
| port with the 5, OF P. NJ. Train to New
| Yo.k
+ First Freight Train will leays Natsrbur!
Eat / P. VI. ~
I Second Freight Train will leave Winstet al
12 SO P. M.
/ n5- A Passenger Car will be atta'h ed to
each Freight Train. la
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
Saturday, June IL.

A MorHER's TEARs.-There is a
Puching sweetness i'll a mothers
ears when they fall upon the face
t her dying babe, which no eye can
ehold, without imbibing its influence
pom such halIowed ground the foot
profanity dares not approach.
'lhdelily itself must forbear its
koffing. And here woman does
Of display her weakness, but her
rength it is that strength of at !:
chment which can never, in its full
tensity, be realized. II is Reren-
ial, dependant upon no climate
O changes - but alike in storm
nd sunshine-it knows no shadow
turning. A father, when he sees
child going down to the dark
llley, will weep when the shadow
death has fully come over. him, !;
ID as the ast'Parting khell falls on
ear, he may Say 81 go down to
G grave Of nay son mourning. 9
ut the hurry of business draws him
way ; the ,ear is wiped from his
be, and if, when he turns from the
,eside, the vacancy in the family
rcle reminds him Of his loss, the
Icceeding day blunts the poignacy
his grief until at length, it finds no
ornament seat IN his breast. Not SO
tn her who has borne and nourish-
the tender blossom. It lives in
heart where it was first entwined
the dreaming hours ofnight. She
es its playful mirth or hears its
aintive cries she seeks it in the
orniog. and goes. to the grave, to
eep there.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DURSUANF to an order OF the Court Of
l. Probate for the District Of Harw iAion,
shall cell at Public Auction on Wednesday
the add day of June 1852. 81 O'Clock p. M,
(unless previously disposed. of at private sale)
so much OF the real estate of Samuel Cook.
late of tfarwinton deceased, as viii raise the
sum of two hundred forty six dollars and
ninety FIVE cents, with incident charges OF
sale.
Said land is situated in tie Town Of Har-
winton, and the sale will be made on the
premises.
MARTIN COOK, 2d Administrator.
Harwinton, jane I4lh, 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17

A correspondent Of the CIeve-
nd Plain Dealer, writing from
.ult Ste, Mprie gives a narrative OF
iIl-assorted marriage, with its
Blancholy termination. Some If
bn years ago, Catlin, the painter.
hibited a number Of Indians, in
|ndon, among whom was Cado.te,
interpreter. Sarah Haynes, then
beautiful English girl Of sixteen,
came enamored Of Cadotte, and
BY were married. On reaching
aerica, the romance of love was
pr; for two or three years they
ided on the bank oil the river 81.
Air, on the little property the bride
possessed of and since that Of
SAUL, where she taught French
music, to the time Of her de-
|se. She retained her beauty TO
last, although exposed TO many
dships by living in q birch.bark
20 with an Indian husband. She
in her 9sth year, leaving no
dern TO mourn the sad effect Of
infatuated m Itrimonial match.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17

At a Court of Probate holden at Norfolk,
within and for. the District of Norfolk,
on the 29,A day Of May. 1852.
Present, VIZ, K, PECK, Judge,
THIS Court directs the Trustee. on the
Estate of Abner G, Parritt, assigned
for the benefit of his Credi.ors, 70 give
notice TO all concerned, 10 appear it they
soc cause. before the coprt OF Probate for
the District Of Norfolk, at ihe Probate
Office. In Norfolk, on the l04h day of July,
1885,, at LJ'cIock in the fternoon. 20 be
heard relative to the appointment Of COIN
missiOners, on said Estate, BY posting q
copy Of this order On the public sign post
In said Norfolk, aAd by publishing the
came in a newspaper printed 10 Litehs
field, three weeks, al least six weeks be.
fore said 10th day d July, 1854.
WIN, X. PECK. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
TAKEN UR
TIE POPULAR
FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE.

II and 10 Chap'l street, N Nv Haven. Conn.,.
XK7E take this method OF Informing our
wv rieuds and customers, and also those
G. cnllemen and their families who may be
called to New Hagen dul ing the coming sea-
son, that our USUALLY,
RICH g. CHOICE. SJOCK OF
Black Silks. oil Bpiled. Elegant Brocade aux
Armtnre Fancy Dress Silks. Tissues, Berases,.
Berage De L.ines. Ms'uselines u baages,
French J4conets and, Camprics. has had
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
.wo,t tn added to it within the last three weeks.
which makes it worthy the Large patronage
which has been bestowed upon Il the last TWO
| years. In addition we shall ofter extra in>
ducemcnts this season in.
WHITE. CANTON GRAPE sHAWLS.
Bought at unusually low prices for Cash
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
In this line we are not to be excelled. House,
wives sh ould not fail to come and see US,
Particular attention Is also paid to
RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS.
Silks, Mu.lins, L.aces, Grapes. sc. sc, IN
white and coIcEt> IN p
AN. AUCTION PURCHASE.
100 wards Plain and, Striped Glacia Sake.
usually sold at 81 90 we are now rapidly cut
ting them at rs. cts--if IL a cleaE saving Of
3 OF 4 dollars Dsess>
s bales Heavy BsOwn Sheetings at ois4 CTS
per yard
y Q Cases Bleaehad Shee,iags and ShiFtinss,
4 Cases Of MesSimack and other Styles "
IL Ia cent Calieo's e..
Gaze prinIed Muslins at i9 i'2 eis last
NJ, NJ, lai, to come and examine our ass
) REUBEN q JAMES RICE.
II and 10 Chapel street.
New H,ven. April I9lis32 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
-FRANKLIN RlRRcE an ROME.

The people Of New Hampshire happen
20 know something Of Gen. Pierce. He
possesses bat few elements OF popularity.
He won no laurels in his Mexice.n cam~
paign, and no one pretends that he has
any military reputation. His career in
Mexico was Of the same character as that
Of Pillow and Gushing On the field Of
battle he tainted, and was Withdrawn to
place of safety: he resigned his cOmmiss.
ion and returned home long before the
close of the war. And yet, this is the
man whom the Democracy Of the United
States has nominated for the Presidency (
Oh shade of jackson, is the mantle Of
thy mi Iitary glOrytO be worn by so weak
a son OF Democracy as shisP
CIGrensont National Eagle.
Scott speaks of him as the gallant
Pierce Indeed, his conduct in action
was observed. and admired BY the body of
the soldisly, and the readiness with which
he exposed himself, the rapidly with
which he passed from ore point to another,
cheering on his men here, dropping word
of Encouragement there, always in the
right tine, had won for him the appellation
of the Marion Of the field.
Troy Budget.
The friends of Gen. Scott may as well
give it PIP, for the Democrats are bound
to run Pierce as a general. The above
specimen of manufacturing gas from moth
ing is very we'll done, however, and we
congratulate the Budget on its facility Of
invention. Whenever the Budget alIndes
to the Generals fainting fit, we suggest that
it modify its orthography slightly. and call
him the Mary Ann Of the feId.'
Springfield Rsp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-17
For SALE,
UTISHING TO close my busi ness in

WTISHING TO close my bus ness in this
w place. I offer for sale my entire
stock OF Stoves Tin Ware, Machines and
Tools, for carrying on the Tin business in
all its branches. we
The above will be sod either with, or
wi'hou the Tools aid Machines, and to
any one wishing TO enter the above bust
ness, it is a good opportunity, as the bust
ness is we'll establ ished and the stand a
good one The above Will b, sold at
bargain.
J,W. CONE,
West Cornwall. June /, 1852.