^ lamifg Nerogpoper ; gJgootgb to IpoUtks. laigallons, mgrituUuu, anh General Jntdligence. W ; F« k 6. H. BilLDWlN, Proprietors. HENRY WiRD, Editor.—Term s-$1^5Tw Aaiiim fOLUME 3.--N0. 1. LITCHFIELD, (COM.) JUNE 28. 1849. , ’W HOLE NO. 105- g a p profit^ly the whole mind of a philos­ b II that graced and enobled her be |) o e t t c a l . Amy Littleford’s mother without any very whenever he was able to speak to her, he requ3sted to state all that had transpired opher, and puzzle him to analyze it faitb- ing. important change in young girl’s position sought to gain such sympathy, as would with respect to the conduct of Amy Little­ fully and nj^utely—for in it could be “ Mother, dear mother,” the gentle Amy, or prospects. Necesity had compelled her satisfy him that she, too, was suffering from ford, when it appeared that she had in her found all the elements which compose the quietly breathed, as she knelt at the bed to teach the young as a source of subsistence the flame of love. This boldness only possession a tin box which she seemed to human soul—that subtile world of which side, “ you will soon recover—you will not and, the vincinity of Meadowdale she was rendered Amy’s position still more painful be very tinwilling to open, unless compel­ we have no measure but in an intellect, bal­ be taken away from me. The summer has known as the most beautiful and niost ac­ —and at last she declared her intention to led by the authority ot the law. This an- anced with just and holy z^ctions. fai-ly broken in, and the soft air of heaven complished of jhe^QX. She was all beauty leave the chateau, and return to Paris. Her no.uncement certainly seemed to throw Amy Littleford had name for many will ^et invigorate your feeble frame.” —all goodness. Nature had endowed her duty pointed out this course as the only se­ doubt upon the character of Amy, partieitlSU’* ^ For the Reptdflkan. days after she was born—but. as she lay “ I can scarcely hope it,” replied the pa­ with mind, heart, form and features, cure one—and, with that decision of char­ ly as she grasped the box even then in her On tbe Deatb of a Mother, nestled in her mother’s bosom, from hour to tient sufferer. “ The hour seems fast ap­ rarely equaled—and a stranger, looking acter which ennobled her, she resolved that hand, unwilling to yield it. hour, she at last grew to be a flower of love­ proaching when the spirit will absolve itself fekrtb, why best thou baried in thy moulder* upon her lovelines, could, not but be awed the thought and the act t-hould be simulta­ The Judge himself now looked upon liness such as babes seldom are, beautiful from the weak tenement of clay, and es­ iag tomb by the splendor of her beauty. The pear­ neous. Accordingly she communicated her, Amy with distrust, and demanded to know indeed, as many of them seem. Her mild, cape from the corruptible.'’ A blessins dearer than all other, ly lint of her complexion —her long eye­ design to Mr. Hellingham, who expressed what the box contained. To his question blue eyes, peering from the side-long pil­ “ Speak not thus, my mother 1” said -BUsting the rosy blossbdi in its sweetest bloom. lashes, from which her soul seemed to ra­ the deepest regret at losing her. The more she was unable to reply—but repeating a lowed head, were like violets stirred by a Amy—and as she spoke, she calmly watch­ diate out of the shaded blue orbs within portion of the story connected with it, with And eaose us to moarn for a mother ? ed that mother’s face, as she saw the half­ he inquired the reasons for this abrupt de­ gentle summer air, lain upon alabaster— their tracery—the etherial cast of her fea­ parture, the less'satisfied was he with the inimiaible grace and artlessness, and with ^Time, why didst thou, from Death’s cold icy restrained tears diffused over her gazing and it was a delight to see the swift intelli­ tures—all excited such emotions, that one answers which Amy made. There was such expressions of dutiful feeling of regard eyes, till overpowered with the sense that quirer. gence of the soul that brightened within almost anticipated, as he gazed, that she something so vague—so unreasonable in towards her mother, as those assembled and That reeking, poisonous arrow borrow, them, scanning, and seemingly comprehend­ the moment had arrived for the communica­ might melt, like a supernatural vison, into tion of no common intelligence, she bowed the act, that he could not reconcile it with tbe judge himself had never heard before, icap^Te take the heart you ne’er can de- ing, the colors and objects in tbe dimly light­ air. the character of the governess. However, she caused every listner to weep with emo­ liT er, ed chamber. She could not comprehend, her bead upon her mother’s hand, and lis­ Time, however had changed the aspir­ tions which could not be restrained. tened : he could not object to the decision which Learing us nought to greet but sorrow ? however, the destiny of her own existence. ations of Amy for a lot more cheerful than The judge, through his tears, gazed up» “ Amy—a painful hour has arrived— Amy had made, as he had no power to C3n- Conscious Nature hastes, as if to hide the spot, It is well that she could not. Ic is well that promised by Meadowdale; and having trol her, even had he been disposed ; and on her with astonishment and admiration, that our earliest visions are of the outer more painful than any 1 have passed du­ sought for some occupation more pleasing having settled with her for the tuition of but added that it would be his duty to ex­ Fast spreading o’er her mantle ef green. ring this tedious illness—and it is yet a Refreshed by the tears of angels they drop ; world, and not of that one within, with and less severe, than keeping the village his children, and presented to her a hand­ amine the contents of the box, and if thera which our sorrows and joys are so intimate­ consolation to me—a sweet consolation, to But her chosen friend, time never can wean. school, she at last made arrangements to su­ some sum, beyond the terms of agreement was no evidence of her guilt, there would be ly blended, and which are concealed so mys­ know that I have so good and dutiful perintend the education of a daughter of a between them, as a mark of his respect, he no necessity for any further exposition of JBut that little band know not a mother’s loss; teriously. What knew that infant, patient daughter to receive my latest blessing, and gentleman in one of our Atlantic cities, directed, in accordance with Amy’s request, wh tever it might contain, than woulJ fall How unconscious, as they sporting, play. of its being—the passive innocent of a to listen to my last will. I have not been and, in a short lime, became an inmate of that the diligence should be ordered to con­ under his own inspection. He further O f her watching care, to free their minds from mighty and busy world—of probable hours unmindful that we have both avoided one the family. After passing a winter in this vey her to Paris the next morning. Hen­ ded, as a constlation to her, tbat he would " dros|». or of pain ? What knew that infant of the subject.”— way, she heard with delight that the family ry Percy, too, used all his rhetoric, to stay satisfy himself that the jewels winT'noi' And point them to Virtue’s brightest ray ! mother, whose lacteal font supplied the Here a pause of a few seconds interven­ proposed to visit France—and that delight Amy’s departure, in vain. She was inflex­ concealed within. ed, while each pressed the other’s hand with ‘Thou hast lircd retired, from the gay world spiritual and the physical sustenance to its was caused by the fact that she was to con­ ible in her purpose. At last, he made a At this moment, Amy had a presenti­ nature ? Ah, could the then smiling Amy deep emotion, and with a warmth that gave tinue as the governess, and have an oppor­ declaration of his love. This was but ad­ ment—an indefinable anticipation, known aside ; assurance that the truth might now be spo­ Yet hast thou left, most swcely impressed, have known the history of her orgin—with tunity of beholding a country in the histo­ ding fuel to the fire already kindled. Amy only to those who have experienced minute­ ken. 'Those glowing virtues, to cheer the Earth far what kind* of contemplation would she ry of which she had taken a deep interest. replied with remonstrances.' She urged ly the mysterious workings of Providence, have viewed in the purity of an unworldly “ That subject,” continued the mother, In the month of July, the whole party her humble origin—her want of fortune that the time had arrived which would re­ and w ide: “ may have an interest to you beyond all But thy soul forever is at rest. G. judgement, that mother’s misfortunes ! arrived in Paris, where several of the hap­ the utter madness of entertaining a passion pay her for all the suffering she had endur» Would she have sorrowed over the misery others. It may have an influence upon the piest months o^ Amy Littleford’s life were for a man, whose own will, however strong, ed, or that the cloud that hung over her, For the Republiatit. of her own unhappy fate—her illegitimacy future of your whole life—I cannot—1 passed in the mjoyinent of the scenes would be opposed by his family. To this would be lifted up. The pallor-^the dare not attempt to render any apology for Luge, Colam1>ia. —or would she have most pittied that moth­ which that city affords. She gained rap­ Henry Percy replied, that he was indepen­ trembling which she exhibited, were con­ the error—the sin that gave you birth— er, who, with a suffering heart, had given idly in the French language, and, as it be­ dent of circumstances and his family—that strued by all present to be indications of Why bends the Western Queen her brow. her existence ? ' It is easy for the world to but, I may say, that if penitential tears, came familiar to her, she wap an object of his fortune was his own—that he was unin­ her guilt, and some of those who surround­ and a life burthened with a grief-worn heart, In mournful sadness weeping ? censure, to despise—hut few, ah, few are admiration to all who saw her, while her cumbered—and that even if Amy’s origin ed her were heard to whisper, “ How artr Pale, pale in death, her Statesman now. they who can forgive the lapse from sinless­ be any reparation for my crime toward you, manners were the envy of her sex, where- were as low as his imagination could depict ful!”—“ See her tremble !” What does Within the grave is sleeping. ness to sin. Nazarene seems and toward myself, the atonement has been ever she was seen. Even in Paris her it, that in his eyes she rose superior to that show ?” made I Heaven knows my struggles to She hears the deep and solemn knell. to have been the only one on earth, pure grace 'and beauty were unrivalled. birth, to fortune or position. The judge rose from the table, and as he enough to set mankind an example. make some amends for the past, by guard­ Through all her vallies sounding ; Providence however, had new scenes in A woman’s heart, however strong, will turned the key with difficulty in the lock, Amy Littleford, grew beautiful from day ing the gift that my guiltiness possessed in store for her. The day of her destiny had tier hills repeat the dirge-like swell. yield to the sincerity of true love. A m y the bolt gave way, and the lid was raised.— to day—more beautiful, as she rounded in­ you—and the time may come when the sin not arrived yet. A sudden illness seized And Ocean’s billows bounding. listened—she reflected—she answered— He was perfectly calm for a moment, when to a perfect miniature figure of a woman, of thy father may meet with its reward. upon the child under her charge, and dying, and finally consented, at Percy’s solicita­ lifting a book beneath which the remainder Columbia, mourn your Chieftain dead ! and her intellect seemed to keep pace with The ways of Providence are as mysterious Amy’s services were no longer required. tion, to correspond .with the young student, of the contents reposed, he discovered his No more your cause maintaining. her physical strength. She was not dull, as they are unseen—and now, now that 1 At this juncture of affairs, Amy noticed in after she should arrive in Paris. Still she own letters, and his miniature, which near­ His soul on wings of ligtit has fled but womanly. In her large blue eyes, am about to leave forever this world of woe, Galighani’s Messenger,” an advertise­ insisted that he should not visit her. She ly twenty years before he had given to To Him in glory reigning. there was something “ bright with some­ the abiding impression of a future is with ment which seemed to hold out a brilliant would listen to him, but till she could be as­ Amy’s mother. He paused fora moment: thing of an angel lightand, as she sat me, which makes me anxious that you There be beholds the shimag band. josition for her, could she only be success- sured that her own history would prove no his eyes swimming with tears, and his limbs by the side of her mother, who toiled at her should know all—and yet all, Amy, you Who filled their country’s glory. I'ul in obtaining it. An English family, obstacle to their union, she could not— trembling, so as scarcely to support him, and needle to supply the daily demands of ex­ cannot know ! 1 cannot rend your heart And live embalmed in every land. residing in a chateau near Paris, required would not hazard any danger to her heart, with a choked utterance he exclaimed, in a istence, she would watch the expression of by the recital of the incidents which led to governess. Amy made application for paroxysm of joy : Emblazoned high in story. my fall and your existence. There was by consenting to interviews which might that parent’s features with a steadiness of the situation, and, upon obtaining satisfac­ be regretted. “ My child ! my child ! not guilty ! not Like them, he strove with patriot zeal. purpose that might become one who long one—a stranger—to whose power over my tory testimonials of her character and abili­ guilty 1” In Freedom’s holy calling, had been skilled in reading the language of youthful frailty, .1 became the victim—a ties, soon found herself agreeably domicil­ It was some consolation to Henry Percy, Amy was convulsed with intense excite.- And well sustained his country’s weal. the “ humanface divine.” It may be that victim from the excess of love, which on ed in the midstu of a family, whose kind­ that he could write—and he trembled, as ment; but she was not wholly unprepared No fear his heart appalling. she saw in that face the lines of grief and my part was earnest and sincere. I believ­ ness and familiarity, were strongly in con­ he bade the lovely Amy farewell, lest her for the scene. Her father had acknowU the shrouded smile of remorse, and ed his own counterfeited passion, and when trast with the treatment usually received absencc should result in a perpetual banish­ edged her ; should she not acknowledge Columbia weeps: her starry veil that she contrasted these with thedimples on too late, found that far distant, he had an­ by that class of self-sacrificing women to ment from her presence. her father ? She rushed into his arms, for­ A sable hue is Wearing; her own cheek and the laugh of innocence other to whom he was legally united.— whose studious energy and perseverance, giving him who needed to be fwgiven, as Her eyes are di|n—her features pule. which she herself enjoyed. Children, when There was no hope for me—but in that the young scions of the rich are indebted le exclaimed, regardless of aU listeners Her hand the eypress bearing. they reason on any subject, arrive at con­ small tin box on the bureau, the key of for nearly all they possess, either in man­ CHAPTER V. “ This is retribution r* For PoLJC is gone I the great in mind ! clusions rapidly ; and it may be that Amy which I surrender to you, are letters which ners or in education. The Stolen Casket.—-The Trial. The pure in soul and feeling! perceived that there was some cause for the are signed by his own hand. Y ou must CHAPTER VI. never open it, unless the circumstances of The morning bore Amy Littleford from .Ne more to rouse and bless mankind, difierencs between her own lively impulses CHAPTER IV. The Result. The Culprit.^ The C(rtu your life require it. Should your parent­ the chateau of Mr, Bellingham ; and Hen­ A patriot’s power revealing! and the settled~melancholy that marked the ry Percy beheld the diligence pass over elusion. age ever be questioned, it may be necessa­ The New Home.— The Attachment.—Its countenance ofher mother—and hence che the summit of the hill and out of sight, M. DE Y jllenguve found his daughter But through the flight of coming years. ry for you to possess the proofs of your Consequences.— The Decision. abiding habit of jvatchfulness that remar- with a sense of pain at his heart such as when he had no longer an Jisir or a wife. His name shall live undouded, origin—and as you would never deceive, I Scarcely a month had passed at the cha­ kien thus her daily life. On the mother’s never before had afflicted him. His uncle, After the scene described in the last chap­ Till all yon brightly rolling spheres. am assured, a husband—you will never teau, when, for the first time in her life, mind, indeed there rested a weight of almost who had been present at the door of the ter, he le(^ Amy. into an adjoining room, In final gloom be shrouded. conceal a fact, which, if it cannot be a source Amy beheld one to whom she could have where he poured forth the remorse of h H, W a r d . intolerable woe. She had sined, she chateau, while it waited to take its fair pas­ of pride, with those who truly love you, resigned his heart. A young gentleman, a thought, against her own soul and the soul senger, was about to make some inquiry, as soul, penitent lor the error of his youth, auv* need never be the cause of shame.” nephew of Mr. Bellingham—for that was begged, that as Providence had been instru­ of her o&pring—and as Amy’s lovely he perceived that there had been a painful form, and even more lovely face, were re­ Amy sobbed aloud, and her warm tears the name of the family occupying the cha­ mental in sending to him his own, that he iSlisallancous. gushed rapidly over her mother’s trem­ teau—was residing there, and pursuing hi? parting and an unwonted paleness on the fined by nature into increasing beauty, like face of his nephew, when the whole house might render him some expiation for the bling hand, as the dying invalid proceeded: favorite studies in that pleasant retreat.— a beautiful flower-bud, gradually ripening was in an uproar, caused- by a scream from neglect towards the mother, by devoting “ You may wonder that I require you to There was much in their tastes that led From the (Boston,) Stale Topic. in all its glory, the poignancy of patemd Mrs. Bellingham, who hurried ,down the the remainder oi his life to his child. The know not your father’s name, only in case them to converse together—and ihe charms remorse—whichjrepentance even could not stair case, declaring that' her casket of jew­ scene was one diffcult for either the fathei The Pride of Meadowdale. of any-bar to your happiness. It is best. of literature soon gave place to the interest obliterate—wexed into a constant, painful els had been taken from her cabinet, and or tbe child to sustain. The,elem^ta iu At least, I think so—and, therefore, it will each took in themes which had reference anxiety such as a guU ty mother alone could could no where be found. it which agitated the of each beyono A Tale of Real Life. be the last assurance of your goodness ot more directly to the heart and its affections. the feeble expression ofwords. The strug­ feel. In fanc}% sometimes she would ima- If the merits of a book were discussed, Servants were despatched through all agine the probable result to this dear chUd, heart, if you will promise to open that box, gle on the part of Amy was intense—bewil­ Ute Introduction.— Character of Amy only when it cannot well be avoided.” those points of character, in which love the principal apartments to make further Littleford.—A Mother's Heart.— The if she should be taken away from her, by dering! The recollection of the wronga ^ “ 1 promise it—I promise i t !” murmur­ was involved, seemed to be the favorite search for the treasure, but all exertion was of her mother—the penitence of Pain of Error. the summons of death—sometimes she ones for discourse. Thus grew in the bo­ in vain. The news of the loss soon spread would trace her career through the tangled ed the unfortunate girl, as she raised her her sinful father—her own unhappy orphan^ M i l d and beautiful was the morning of som of each, feelings which neither could throughout the village, and there were sur­ paths of the world, at a period when most head, and the tearful eye of the mother and age—her own uncertatin .destiny— tht tJie birth of Amy Littleford ; and he who control, though pride on the one hand, and mises and conjectures and suspicions rife on a daughter requires a mother’s guardian­ daughter met, while an agony oi resistless strange development of Providence itseij «oold believe that tbe stars have occult in­ humility on the other, did not favor any busy tongues for an hour, till it was cur­ ship, and her heart would ache with the grief, agitated their trembling frames. —her isolate position in a strange land— fluences upon the life and destiny of mor>' prospect of permanent advantage from rently reported that the governess was the very surmise of anticipation. She saw the “ There Amy.” the mother continued, her home that was no home—her futme talSfOn beholding the sunny loveliness of “ I have told you all that you need know such interviews. Mr. Henry Percy, how­ the transgressor. Kumors and doubts now^ Henry Percy—made th future of Amy as a dark void, in which the operated with such force, that Mr. Belling^ ^hat birth-hour, and the pervading charms —all that may be necessary to your hap­ ever, loved Amy Littleford more and more, ordeal of her decision one of uncouimoti beautiful girl shone like a floating star, un­ ham suggested the propriety of sending an .of nature throughout the whole region of piness—and, 1 fear not that you will ever as his acquaintance with her increased— hardship and severity. Yet there was lit­ certain of its sphere—and sometimes she express off to Paris to search Amy Little­ Meadowdale—^musical with light, life and even in this world of temptation, require and when Amy—as she thought it prudent tle of human vanity, of selfish pride, of the could not repress the impulse bordering on ford. Henry Percy opposed the plan, and 4>eaaty, as it was up to the hour of noon— the warning voice even of a mother for to do—retired to her own room to avoid spirit of revenge in her heart. The memor a hope that, if the life of the little one were bravely did he doubt and strongly contend vwould have been wrapt into the faith, that your guidance. You are a good child— those meetings, the remembrance of which ry of her mother was as dear to her— but to be one of error and of misery, death in behalf of the lovely object of his affec­ fiot the stars alone have elements in unison you have been more than ordinarily gifted had not been unmingled already with re­ her piety was the ruling spiiit of her bosom might shield from danger, and the innocent tion. However, the express was directed .with hunutnity. Let it be a dream !— It is by Heaven with all blessinpi, except such grets, Henry Percy experienced a diminu­ and that instructed her what course to take be wafted on the wings of its spirit to her to communicate as speedily as possible with # {Peasant one, and not without encourage- as pertain to your origin. It may he that tion of his daily enjoyment, that he himself at this crisis. She looked upon her fatter God. the police, and a swift rider departed with #nent—that the spirit of nature and the your life, by the will of Providence, may could scarcely understand. He would hold to love him—to respect him—to be guided the utmost speed upon his errand. In 2 or spirit of human mould have a connection be made to illustriate Heaven’s unspeakable no intercourse with any one. His chief by him. She Jforgot his /railty and his CHAPTER II. 3 hours he returned, bringing word that 4icd a sympathy with each other, though economy. pleasure was to wander to the outskirts of passions, and forgave his errors as she hor the beautiful Amy was in possession of the ^ o t to pe defined; and remote. There are The Mother's Illvess. The Disclosure. “ Perhaps it may be so !” sobbed the the village, or among the knot of tangled ped herself to be' forgiven ! casket, and that she would soon re tu rn with ■inoiBents when our faith in this dream is Tht Tin Box. The Promise. gentle girl, as she now beheld the face of trees that crowned a neighboring hill; and Meanwhile, the innocence of Amy hav­ inade fivmer—^in liiose hours of inward con- A my L ittlefo rd was now a child of 15 if night overtook him, he even then pro­ the police, for examination before the judge ing been proved, suspicion fell upon one ol her mother, whih assumed a tranquility of the distriict rterni^stion and of happy repose from the summers. Her beauty was enriched by that seemed to bespeak a soul within, relea- longed his wanderings, till the stars paled the aeryants of Mr. Bellingham, whose ab­ xaras of this earthly existence—when we manners and grace which seemed the gifts ted frona the cares of earth—of that mo­ at the approach of morning. Notwithstanding the surmises and suspi­ sence from the chateau for an hour in the jmoember with cahn delight, and listen, as it of nature itself. Yet such had been the ther who had passed through severe Amy was notinsensible that Henry Per­ cions, .and the assurance of the messenger morning, had been traced to a house of a were only yesterday, to the music of the careful guardianship of her unhappy moth­ trials, and who, while employed in the edu­ cy was a slave to a growing passion within that Amy -was probably guilty, Henry suspicious character, and there, deposited «rottii^ spheres, as ^ e y s a ^ together for er, that she did not possess that vanity or cation of the children of an opulent family his heart—and it was with grief lhat she Percy never doubted, for a single moment, in a pannel beneath the window still were joy. or^ are transported to Mthlehem, and, pride with regard to her loveliness, so com­ became to the deception of one who had visi­ saw that there could be no hope of happi­ Amy’sinnocence^—and patiently heawaited found the jewela and the casket, which he ta the company the wise men of the mon to the thoughtless of her sex. Good­ ted a neighbor’s house, from the window of ness from encouraging a disposition that her return, that he might know what were had taken at the period Amy’s dept rr Bast, belidid the star that impends over the ness and gentleness made up her being, and which he had perceived the ungarded objec­ promised nothing-but b li^ t. She ^ as cer­ the circumstances which had tended to fix ture, for the purpose of fastening the sus- iM d the infant Paraclete of the world. these softened and subdued every vain im­ ted of his wrong, and whose heart he had tain that her own position would prove a suspicion vupcm one so gentle and so lovely. )icion upon her rather tjban upon himselt. A-Wbe for a hercnne f Yet. There can pulse and unworthy fancy. Her duty, re­ won by the semblance of a devotion long barrier to any alliance with the Bellingham A few hours passed—^^and a close carriage Hie was punished ibr his crime by.condem.- porarone—«nd, to thoae whose na- gardless of all consequences, ruled every continued, but wholly insincere. Such is family* She banished, therefore, all tho’t rolled up to the door of the chateau, when nation to the galleys as a common felon^ t a t m w aiiiv to the voDdrom beauty of action of her daily life^and now when her the aefishness of unhallowed passiona! of Percy, as she deemed that the least en­ Amy Littleford descended, and with a de­ Henry Percy, as may he imagined and FtettdffSea, and to the inten- poor mother had been struck down by an couragement would prove dangerous to her meanor neither bold nor abashed, accon^a- bis uncle and aunt, were s u r p r i z e d at the aitf of interest that ciile#, ffte a lambent illness threatened to be fatal, the patient future peace and happiness. nied by two ofiicers. entered the hall. T ie events of the d a y — and could only c o b ^ c- ilaBM, around the poaaible deitinybf i new­ A q ^ knew but one thought, in which all CHAPTER 111. Heniy Percy, however, was not so cau­ judge of the district was there in consulta» ture. and yet not correctly, how M- de ly Matfted being, there ean be no more «^e- emdtions converged— the best means of The departure Paris Visiied. Anoth­ tious as the beautiful Am y; and he became tion with Mr. Bellingham, and he directed leneuve had become the father of the gover. w liai' «a»e. i n iii&nf i r a mieroeoam for nothet happy. She felt that er change. bolder, as his heart became warmer. He that the judicial proceeding should be held ness ! Henry Percy, howowever, counted she WM indited to her, tioi only for life. Two years had passed after the death of He was uneasy at Amy’s absence—and, on the spot. Accordingly, the officers were [ C o n c lu d e d on the Fourth Pvge.] TH E fclTCHFIELD REPUBLICAN. Reiaresentatloii. iPEAKEH’a ADDRESS. Jotrign No»«. Thnrsday Morning, Jane 31. ^*Tfae amendnMOt of the ConstUulion,offi«edby Olomufticut iCcgislature. IN THE H»USE. Mr. O. s. Seymour addressed the Speaker, ®;i)e R epublican. M r. Boardman, {nrovidiDg for a more eqoal repre­ Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Dodd. remarking that it was his pleasure to an­ JUNE SESSION, 1849. sentation in the Connecticut House of Represen­ Arrival of the Aneriea at HaBfio. Resolution for nming a State tax of two per nounce to him the resolution passed by the LITCHFIELD cent, taken up. House yesterday, by a unanimous vote, ex­ tatives, was continitieil to tbe next General Assem ULTE F R ^ SDROPB: Wednesday Morning, June 20. M r. Boardman moved to rcconsider and lay the pressing the thanks of the House, for the able bly. and impartial manner in which--he had^ presi­ THURSDAY, June 28,1849. s e n a t e ' tax at one and a half per cenL, carried; resolu­ It provided that every town, however small, shall St. JoHir, N. B. I tion passed. ded over their deliberations. Mr. is. took i» On motion of M r. Bacon, the vote yesterday great pleasure in doing this, concurring as he have one representative. Those towns having Tuesday Afiemoeo. | , on the passage of tbe bill respecting tUe ResolutiDn from com. of conference, appointing Ot5-We have received another ‘'O live LEAFj” Tlie Royal Mail steamship American, Cept, Hiran> Goodwin judge of the County Court for did, in the sentiments of the resolution, apply­ 1800 inhabitants shall have two and one repre­ military force, was reconsidered. Mr. Bacon, ing to one for vhom he had a high personal re­ from Elihu Burritt, Esq., dated “ 15 New Harrison, with 60 passengers, bringihg Paris data niorea some amendments. Amendments passed; Litchfield County; passed. sentative shall be added fo r ev e ry additional 2,000 of the 7th, London of the 8th, and Liverpool of gard. Broad St., London, May 9, 1849,” signed by 'Bill passsed. Resolution respecting the invitation for General inhabitants. the 9ih,arrived at Halifiuc at about 3 o’ctock/yes­ Taylor to visit the State; indefinitely postpotjed. s p e a k e r ’s r e p l y . Henry Richard and Elihu Burritt, as Secreta­ terday afternoon. Amendment to the conititutlon calling a conven­ I was.called to this post under M r. Boardman stitted to the House the precise tion taken from the table on motion of Mr. King. Resolution to raise a committee to procure a ries of the London Peace Congress Committee. T he Hibernia arrived at Liverpool on Monday^ circumstances the most tryiiig ; with painiu result of ibis amendment, based up«n the census of Resolution advocated by Mr. Johnson, and oppo­ s%vord for Col.Thomas H . Seymour; laid on the making the passage frora HaHfiuc in 9 tbys. apprehensions, that through want' of experi­ It is drawn up with much ability ; and the ob­ sed by M r. Dutton. Re-o!utioii lust. Ayes 6, table. 1840i T hat 18-50 will alter this result in some In Parliament, Mr. Gladstone gave notice that eu Resolution appropriating .$300 for the purchase ence, I should not be able to Sustain my sell ac- ject of it is to inform the Friends of Be^fen i»y* 14. towns. the 14 th, he woukl tnring fbrward a motion res­ of a swoid for Major Henry W . Wessels; passed. tho United States, of the movements ofiSie pecting the late events in Canada Lord John Riis- JBill for a_pub1iliquors. Bill for an act for assessment and collection of pleasure also, tt) be permitted to testify to' the er, if tliey would be fitted and prepared for a better Cabinet has been formed by the coaliiwn of OdiU On Motion of Mr. Kellogg, bill slightly amen­ courteous manner in which you, gentlertreii, taxes, requiring collectors to give bonds; passed. and a brighter world j and we heartily wish those Norwalk, Ion Barrot and Eurfature. The new ministry i» ded. Ti ll advocated by Mr.Kellogg and opposed have met one another in the conflict of debate. Stratford, Roll called. the same as the old except Dufaure takes the d e f ^ - by Mr. Ferris on the ground that reputation of I am very sure that, no personal hostility or philanthropists unbounded success. Westport, ment as minister ofthe interior; M . TocqueviUe, keeping a grogshop was made evidence sufficient Mr. O.S. Seymour in the Chair. bitterness of feeling has been engendered, The com. on spiritous liquors reported a bill to Wilton, ofForeim Afiairs. and M. Languinais of Com^ to convict. while we have been together. On the other N et gain to Fairfield Co. 8. merce. Both Bedeau snd Remusat refused to ac' Amendment offered by Mr. W right was car­ restrain moreeflfectually the sale .of ardent spirits. hand, attachments have been formed, such as I Meeting in Honor to the Memo­ ry of the Linting a committee to procure a terminate. As we look back from our retire­ held at the Court House, on Wednesday even­ Griswold, sword for Major Wessells; passed. Ledyard, Marshal Bogeaud from the list. The Paris pa­ rend three times and laid on the table, on motion ment, on the work wo have accomplished, may ing, the 20th of 5une inst., for the purpose of pers generally express disapproval of the comprom­ Resolution relating to the boundaries of Texas, we find our labors have been such as shall bless Mentville, of M r. Field. manifesting their sorrow on account of the ise, and p r^ict its failure. The Red Republicans Adjourned. was presented by M r;------, instructing our Sena­ our State—prevent crime—reclaim the erring Stonington, tors, and requesting our Representatives in Con­ —instruct the ignorant—elevate the down­ death of our late Ex-President— Waterford, are especially violent in denouncing the new min­ istry. Wednesday Morning, June 20. gress to vote against the admission of slavery trodden and oppressed, and hasten, the morld STEPHEN DEMING, E sq., was appointed N et gain to New London Co. 7. within the original limits of the departments of over, the heartfelt recognition of “ The uni­ The message of the President of the French IN THE HOUSE. Chairman, and P. K. K ilbotjrne, Esq. and Canterbury, Rephlic, to the Legislative Assembly, was publish­ Tamaulipas, Chihuahua and New Mexico. versal brotherhood of man.” Loss to Windham Co. 1. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Crawford. Motion that when the House adjourn, it adjourn H. W a r d , Secretaries. ed m the Paris paper%of Tuesday. It is compo^ In conclusion, gentlemen, I bid you good by, Litchfield, Bill call^ up for tlie punishment of any inju­ to half past seven this evening; passed. and may the God of our fathers continue His The Chairman stated the object of the meet­ Barkhamsted, 1 sed upon the American and not upon the|£uropean ry to Uie property of .a gas, or railroad company, New Milford, Colebrook, 1 model, and fills four columns of the European kind care over us, while we remain on the ing, in a short and feeling address, in which he Plymouth. tearing down notices, legally put up, or the pulling Thursday Afternoon. earth; and while the “battle of life” lasts, may Cornwall, 1 Times. alluded to the decease of Ex-President P o l k . Goshen, 1 down or girdling of trees in highways ; pas- Liquor BUI.—The Committee on tbe sale of we manfully engage in the conflict, and at last Lesseps’ idea of conquering the Romans into* sad. * spiritous liquors, reported at length on the come off conquerors, and more than conquer­ At the suggestion of the Chairman, P. K. Harwinton, 1 affection for France,has not been yet realized, anl M r. Smith stated that the object of the road was subject. They were strong for restriction. ors, by having brought enrselves into subjec­ Kilbourne, Esq., the first Secretary, moved New Hartford, 1 lie has returned to Paris for fhrdier instruclions.— Norfolk,"" 1 Some accounts say that he was r«called,and that to cross the whole of the roads in the State.— The Senate called for the bill concerning ar­ tion to Him, whose right it is, to reign God that a Committe of five be appointed to draft The terminus is Provieence’and the wes­ Tui rington, 1 the same n ie tse n ^ carried positive instructions- dent spirits. The House sent back word that over all. resolutions expressive of the sense of this tern is Fishkilt on the banks ofthe Hud^on,from it was in the hands of the Engrossing commit­ At lOj o’clock. A. M., the House .appointed .Washington, 1 to Gen. Oudinut, to viilu- fkr weft. call it from the Governor. Senate, .and inform that body Jhat the business pointed said Committee: Loss to Litchfield Co. 7. aitack with nn array of 25,000 men on the 30th o f Mr. Kendall propsoe;tid is statLd that diey have on effi- construction and fai tlier than to New Hartford.— with the Treasurer, to pt^y for the swords and that the Senators would immediately join the C harles Adams, Esq., c ie n t^ c e of 80,000 drums granted to military-gentlemen this ses­ House in Convention. Tolland, 1. lie stated that he was informed that the height of W . G. C o e , Hebron, 1 TlM' Pnpe still persists in demanding theun- the hills between New Hartford and Winstead, is sion. They entered the Representatives’ Hall, and L. W. C a s e . Somers, 1 qi^ified renewal of his powers a»a temporal rnler,. five or six hundied feet. The friends of the Nau- Mr. Phelps, of Guilford, moved to amend, the Hon. Mr. Ferris, of the Senate, took tho Speaker’s Chair, and announced that the Con­ After retiring a few moments, the Commit­ Union, 1 arH this die triumvvate, backed by the people eatuc road did not object to the road runjng to by adding, that the Quarter Master General declare they will never conce termini of the road from Winsted by the branch The committee returned, with the report sed both Houses, came from the Senate indefi­ that the Governor would attend the convention a few appropriate remarks, concluded by sup­ Litchfield “ 88 31 40,448 sions to Stutganl. Iu influence will beererciseiL road. At NewLondon,Providence and Boston.— nitely postponed. M iddlsex “ 18 18 24.897 to form a Republic after the French m ^ l , to be W e do not expect to caU the people ofWinsted in a few moments. porting the resolutions. Mr. Cheney, of Manchester, moTed that tbe The Governor entered the Hall at five min­ Windham “ 21 10 28,080 composed of Baden, Wirtemburg, Rhenish, Bava­ here when their business is with New York.— The resolutions, which are as follows, were House adhere to its vote passing the bill. utes past 11, accompanied by his suite, and Tolland 20 15 17,980 ria, itc. But they need this road for their business with N. Mr. Boardman preferred that the question the State Oflicers. He took the Speaker’s then unanimously adopted: Tbe Plenipotentiaries of Prussia, Hanover .and London,Providence and Boston. should be. “ shall the House reconsider and chair. Resolved, That wo deeply lament the dispen­ 219 233 Saxony which the principle of universal niffrage M r. Hamlin stated the facu brought before the concur ?” and this question was entertained. Prayer was offered by tbe Rev Mr. Mur­ sation of Divine Providence, who has called is recognized. In tlie ptesent, as in the previou» com. and they thought that they should not inter­ Mr. Brockway said, if the House concurred dock. ’ ' from our midst, our late Executive, J a m e s K . attempt to form a union of the German States, the fere to repeal the charier of the branch road. Result of the JLef^islatiTe Pro­ with the Senate, the bill was defeated, of The Governor then administered the oath to P o l k . ceedings. King of Prussia is made the prominent head.— Mr. Wheeloclc protested against the repeal of course. If it did not, the bill was a law so such officers present as have been appointed Austria is excluded from the {iresent arrangemei t Resolved, That in his death, the nation has At the late session ot our Legislature, a State any part of the branch road. The people of Der- soon as the Governor signs it. The bill cannot the present session. but the assent of the other States is in ited by built the Naugatuck road with their eyes open. suffered a loss, which it is seldom called to Tax of a cent and a half on the dollar, was laid be reconsidered even, without the consent of He then remarked to the Senators and Re­ mourn—in that of an honest man, profound The war in HungaQ* presents no new features. Both these roads were chartered at the same time. both Houses, after both have passed it. which it is acknowledged will not pay more than presentatives, that the pericd had arrived for statesman, and devoted patriot. and since the fall of cuda into the hand* of the- The people of Winsted had contributed $20,000 Mr. Boardman.—That’s it exactly: and on him to announce the fitwil termination of this the ordinary expenses of the Government. The Hungarians, no event has occurrcd Ciib'Ula ed t > towards the Naugatuck valley road as a bonus the question I call the yeas and nays. I want session. Much time has been occupied in de­ I.esolved, That however rife party spirit was, debt will not be redubed by it This tax has now have achiev^ fai ther, and iir some respects impor­ t)e8ides paying for the right o f way. He replied to have it known where the responsibility of liberating upcn acts of a private nature, but during his administration, in the deplorable been laid for tlie third time. Before that time, the tant victories. atlengtli to remarks of the member from Dei by, passing this bill rests. The Senate have re­ he trusted, a due regard had been had to the extremes to which self-interests, or even the amount was one cent The tetest inteliieence from Veni«e lefl the Austri- M r. Bronson farther opposed the amendment.— considered their action, and rejected it. If general interests of the people. He congratu­ honorable conflict of opinions, drive men—it is An order . was made for borrowing $25.90(* ans, under Marshal Radetski on theeveofbombard- After the adoption of some minor amendments the the House refuse to confer with the Senate, on lated his fellow-citizens, and particularly, the befitting on this occasion, that the ill feelings moreofthe School Fund, which added tOthef4tf.00Q ing that city in which was ckstly in\iittd on all bill -was passed. which always attend political struggles, and alreaily due, would mak^ $71,000 as our State the House will rest all the responsibility of especial friends of cdricatioiitupon the ..estah^. sides. ^ Bill concerning usury, by which in all contracts passing Ihe law. lishment of a Normal School. . The Assembly the memory of them, be laid aside, to Contem­ debt. ^ ' plate the character of the man, as a Christian The Paris Journal ofThursday furnish intelli­ hereafter made, in which more than six percent Mr. Orr, of Sharon.—Let the responsibility has added a few public acts tc our statute book, The plurality law, proposed to save a large num­ gence from Rome to ihc 2d inst. up to which daM is takeii,- the lender shall forfeit all the interest rest here, then. For one, I take it cheerfully hoping to secure beneficial results thereby, and Statesman. ber of towns the trouble of a second meeting, was hostilites had not commenced, though Gen. Oudi- passed. —gladly. Both Houses have passed the bill. and he trusted, such would be the case. But Moved and carried. That the bells of this defeated by three or four votes. The plurality not denounced the arm^tice on tli 1st. Bill relating to the right of a married woman to But last night the third house came in; the public acts are not useful, >when the public Village be tolled from 12 to 1 o’clock, to-mor­ principle is now established by our State, and we Ail accounts receive*! fiom the French depart­ pfopcrty, pmsesscd previous to marriage. Whigs became alarmed; Whiggery was in the Sentiment does not sustain them. The people have never seen a good reason why it is purer on way of temperance, or rather, in this case, row, as a solemn announcement of the depar­ ment*, represent the appearance of the growing Bin relating to telegraph companies ; passed, can do much in aid of them—especially can Tuesday than bn Monday. crops, in the most favorable light, and the same temperance had got in the way of Whiggery. those in authority, do a greajt deal in this re­ ture of our deeply lamented late Chief Magis­ Only two Slate Prison Directors were appoin­ The Senate, viewing it thus, had p u t its foot may be »ai^ also of the crops in Englafid. In Thursday Morning, June 2 lst. spect. The trust confided to the people will trate. ted. The W hig Senate refused to sanction the Ireland, however, altliough tliere are ^ t no groumU upon temperance t-o sustain Whiggery. This continue during the year. Let us so act as to third, as reported by the Committee,and by de­ SENATE. is the story. Our Governor, too, is alarmed. M essrs. M eafoy, K ilbourne and C o e , were for positive alarm, yet then areunmistakeablc evi­ meet the approbation of our own consciences, feating various propositions, leave the board with dences of the existence of the fatal disease in the Senate convened at nine. He don’t want to sign this bill; he don’t want and the approval of oiir constituents. appointed a Committee to carry the last reso­ two persons oniy—Messrs. Charles J. Russ ofthis growing potato, crop, and es|iecially In the vicinity M r. Bacon from comm, of conference, moved to veto it. He fears the question; fears loss The Governor bid the meihbers a kind fare­ lution into effect. city, and Zebulon Crockaway.of Lyme. of Dublin. that Senate concur with the House in appointing of votes. He will sacrifice this great question well, and wished them a safe return to their Voted, That the proceedings of this meeting The Senate, far a reason which we cannot ex­ £lidm Johnson judge of pro^te for Plymouth ; Lord Clarendon has officially announod that to votes, if he can. The pressure of Whig­ several homes. plain, though we suppose it to be poltical spite alone ■carried: likewise, Julius B. Harrison for New- be signed by the Chairman and Secretaries, ihe sentence of death passed on the state prisoner* gery has recalled this bill. The Senate has He then directed the Secretary of State to refused to nppomt Stearns as one of the Bank Milford , carried.; likewise Charles B. Phelps for and published in the Litchfield Republican in Ireland, had been commuted to t^asportation acted. Now the House should act, manly and adjourn the General Assembly,,Jine die—which Commissioners. The House finally «gieed with W oodbury; carried. with firmness. We should sustain the bill, not he did through the Sheriff—adding, after the and the Litchfield Enquirer for life. Tbe people of the western fwwinces iik the Senate in apjiointing Jvhn C. L ^ is , Starr Irelaiid lepresented as in 'a most deploraWe. Mr. Bacon offered-a resolution that $300 be ap­ with the miserable, vote-catching policy of the Sheriff’s proclamation, “ God save the Com­ STEPHEN DEMING, Chairman. Ferris, and Isaac W.Stuart. propriated f(»r the purchase of a sword for Major Whig Senate, who think more of votes than monwealth of Connecticut I”—to which the condition; society i«ntteriydieAi;ganized, PAYT«rE K K ilbourne, > ^^^^etaries. The liquor bill, making general reputation of * H . W . Wessel*,for his gallant conduct in Mexico. good moral?. I court this responsibility, and Reporter responds with a hearty a m e n . H en r y W a rd , 3 keeping liquors for sale evidence in a prosccution, Far the Repnblican. M r. Bacon remarked, that the officer named in do not shrink from it in the least. was passed by both houses,but the Whiffs becom­ the resolution, for valor and good conduct, was se­ Mr. Phelps, of Guilford. I voted against For the Republican. ing alarmed, and the fearing the loss of votes, back­ M r . E d it o r : cond to none in the army. His services were not this bill yesterday. But after seeing the ope­ Sad Accident. It is a matter of astonishment to all the De­ ration of the Whigs, from Governor down to Mr. Editor—Sir : ed out of it—re-considered, and rejected the bilL confined to the Mexican war; in the pestilential John H. Wells, jr., only son of Mr. J. Hub­ This was a political-movement, accomplished on mocrats in this, as well as other parts of the street runners on this bill, I shall vote for it bard Wells,of Bait Hanford, was drowned yes­ The tolling of tho different bells in this vil­ •climate of Florida, and in the midst of the bar­ to-day. I despise, sir, this political trickery, Thursday night solely through political influences. iState, to witness the burning malice with which barities cf an Indian warfare, he was eminently terday morning in Ccmnecticut River. He was a lage, on Thursday of last week, produced a It tells precisely how much love Whiggery has which is so manifest in this case. Th« Whigs clerk in the drygoods store of Mr. Joseph Lang- the Conductor of the Hartford Times has been •conspicuous, and for a considerable lenath of lime, profess great love for temperance, but when good effect. The bells announced the death of for Temperance laws, when they fear that .commandetl one of the most exposed posts on that don of this city, (Hartford,) and in company with pursuing one of our most worthy and respeeta-- they are called upon to act, they consult par­ the late President of the United States. Their votes are to be lost. frontier. He landed at Vera Cruz with the column ty, and fish for votes. We see it very plainly several of his companions, had gone to the oppo- ble citizens, for a year past, commencing with, commanded by General Scoit, and was one of the f ite shore for the purpose of bathing. H e could peals in succession were loud and solemn. The The Bill throwing tlie burthen of the expense for in this case; we see the debasement of that kee|)ing County pnsonerri upon the County Trea- the gross and libellouslattacks during the ses­ bravest officers that took part in that dreadful not swim, and had been i-J^er but a short party; the utter heartlessness of their profes­ citizens seemed impressed with appropriate sunij, and relieving the State Treasury' from that sion of 1848, and contintiing tbe same course' bombardment. At the storming of the heights of time, before he was discovered to be in a place sions ; and we cannot butT despise it. What, feelings. Silence pervaded the whole village. heavy and increasing tax,out of which the Coun­ Cerro Gordo, he was foremost in the assaulting where the water was too deep for him, struggling Cfirongh the late session ofthe L q p slatn re, and sir, do the Whigs care for temperance, or tem­ ties are laying up surplus funds, was defeated, af­ column, and tor his daring gallantry on that occa­ to keep his head above it. One of his fello w- No party feelings, nor discordant, triumphant, followed lip with another brutal attack in tiie- perance laws, when their pimps and runners ter having passed both houses. A slight amend­ sion, was promoted to the rank of captain. In tell them they are in danger of losing votes clerks,of the name of Post, came near losing his feelings were manifested. Every,countenance Times of &tarday last. tbe victorious assault upon the entrenched camp ment was made in the House, which the Senate The operations of that party last night and life in his attempts to rescue him. His body was appeared solemnized; and we were naturally This man and ^ abettoiT xa».j probably find Ai Contreras, he sustained the high reputation he recovered about ten minutes after he sunk; but all would not agree to, and this lost tlie bill—a very this morning on this bill, prove to us that they prompted to indulge sober thoughts in regard hnportant and valuable one. had already won, and at the battle of Churubusco, care nothing—that Whiggery not only tram­ efforts to restore animation were unavailing. His their coarse soon checked, in a manner not »hen the color sergeant of his regiment was shot ples upon temperance, to get votes, but upon age was 19. He possessed many excellent traits to him, who .has changed the highest office of T he Whigs, by bullying and threatenii^.to leave very pleMant to either. down at his side, he seized the colors while falling .its own oft-repeated professions. He hoped of character, and was much beloved by his friends our Government to n new mode of existence, the ofices v a c a n t , if they co^uld not get their own men, secured all the County Court Judges but one, The jiimy rebnkes which the Conductor ef- to the eartii, and with his own hands, bore them Ihs House would at least preserve consistency, md associates. His parents have the sympathies and another state of residence. triumphantly tlirough tlw residue of that sangui­ and the most valuable of the Probate Districts.— ih a fl^ ^ r has received for several weeks past, its dignity, and not join in the disgrace- of all in their affliction.—Truly in the midst of But death is not the end of man. “ The nary fight, although suffering at the time fro» the fol course of the Senate upon the bill now be­ life we are in death.—Hartford Courant. Several ol the Probate Offic€s are not'fiilled, but would have convinced any other man, that hi* effects of an agonizing wound. At the cirse of the fore tie House. voice of the Archangel; more sonorous far than, must remain vacant during the year—^ e Senate coime finds nothing but universal condemna­ refusing to appoint, for the sole reason that the war,he was promoted to the rank of Major, and Mr. Boardman explained. On looking at nine-fold thunders, shall wake the sleeping tion. JUSTICE. is now serving his country in a distant quarter of the Rules, and at the position of this bill, he No Place to Bury tbe Dead. dead.” May we then rise from the long sleep names sent up by the House were not of the Sen­ our lands. found that the vote of the Senate had effectu­ ate’s political kidney. This reason cuU off a Com­ We suppose the above communication has. I feel that I sliould fail in the discharge of my ally defeated it. It had not been signed by The Picayune of the 18th ult., contains the of the grave, and be our house immortal! missioner also, in Windham County. The Sena­ duty, were I to permit a resolution to pass, which the Speaker, and consequently was not by con­ following doleful description ef the miserable Yours sincerely, tors declared they would leave the seats of the reference to articles which have appeared oc.«. pays a deserved eompliment to another brave and struction, or otherwise, in the hands of the extremity to which the devoted City of New- County Court vacant, unless they could have their casionally in the “ Times,” in which there has highly meritorious officer, withoat performing this Governor. Had it been in the hands of the Orleans is reduced: own way in the matter. W hat will an impartial been an evident attempt to prejudicQ act cf justice to a citizen of my own county, to a GJovernor, as he at first supposed, then it would Several Communications and Advertise­ people .«ay to such conduct, in view of the &ct,that minds of Democrats against the presw t Sehooli native of «y own town; and I rrjoice that the require the vote of both Houses to defeat it.— “ Nearly all our cemeteries are under wa­ these W higs were tendered three-fourths of the ments have been necessarily deferred this week. Commissioner; but which, as &r as we know opportunity has been afforded me to bear my hum­ As it is, the negative of either House defeats ter, so as to cause great inconvenmce in, the value of all the offices in the State ? The Demo­ ble tribute flf respect to tlie worth and gallantry of it. bijrial of the dead. Yesterda^, hearses' were crats had no disposition to embarrass, but were have met their decided disappfoval; i|nd Instead Major lieiiry W . Wessells. Mr. Cheney, of. Manchester, offered a reso­ driven about from one ceme^ry to another OFFICIAL,. willing to give up much. They refused, however, of effecting the intended desire, have operate<\ lution, declaring that, whereas this bill, having passed. in the vain search of a dry plajce to deposit the Funeral Obserrances in Honor to be completely driven to the wall, and this ac­ agtunst the defhmer. If Mr. Burr has any- On motion of Mr. Bacon, resolution respecting been returned on a vote of the General As­ dead. The Protestant cemetery at the foot ot- ... „of. £x-President Polk.. counts for the Senate’s action. sembly, and the Senate having indefinitely private difficulty with Mr. Bw, let him settle it purchasing * sword for Col. T . H. Seymour, was Girod Street, is two feet unider water; but The President, with deep regret, announces to The important and deservedly popular meas­ taken from the table. postponed the question, the House see no rea­ Mr. Blakely, the superintendent* has, provided as such, in & fair and manly way. Hit p*per son to change its vote in passing said bill— the Ameriran people, the death of J a m e s K . ure of calling a State Convention for a general Resolution advocated by Mr. Bacon as a joint scaffolding and bridges, by which t|i;§ commu­ revision of the Constitution, was defeated. It was is a leading journU in the State, and is suppo­ passed, and Messrs. Cheney a»d O. S. Sey­ nications through the grounds ^r^kept open, P o l k , late President of the United States, which tribute of respect to the valor and patriotism of occurred at Nashville, on the 15th inst. passed by a majority last year, and being an sed to express the views generally of the De­ Col.Seymitur. Resolution passed. mour were appointed to inform the Sena’te of and burials can proceed without much incon­ A nation is suddenly called upon to mourn the amendment to the Constitution, requried ino thiri^ On motion of Mr. Burlock, the resolution ap- this action of the House. The matter rests venience. mocracy ; and as such, he has no right to al­ here. Both Houses passed the bill, but the -loss of one, the recollection of whose long services of both houses this year. It received nearly two nnting commissioners on the Naugatuck Rail The Potter’s Field is aJso flopped. The tops low his own p/matt prejudices and opinions to Senate, on calling it back, reconsidered and in its councils will be forever inscribed on the tab­ thirds, and was barely defeated, principally through goad, taken from the table. rejected it. of the graves are barely diseentajde above the lets of history. technical objections raised by M r. Boardman.— appear as coming firom the party. We do not Elisha Johnson, Tlwhias Lewis, and E. water, and in stepping over theni, the foot sinks W. Resignation of Mr. Beers.—Hon. Seth P. As a mark of respect to »he memory of a citi­ Whether his opposition to tiM measure, really lay believe it absolutely necessary for a man to Piamb, were apjxiinted. until it meets the water below. A large por­ Beers, sent in his resignation as Commissioner zen who has been distinguished by the highest at iu foundation, or was only, as he expressed it, e n d o r s e all M r. B a r r ’s views, to ssstaiA^ Us Semite resolution respecting the visit of the School Fund, to take effect on the 1st of tion of the St. Patrick’s, and even of the ic e ­ upon its details, is a question that we will not at­ man’s, is also flooded, and the Israelites’ ce­ honors which the country could bestow, it is order­ reputation • D e m o c r a t; nor do wa of President Taylor, indefinitely postponed. December next. It was submitted by Mr. tempt to decide. Resolution appointing His Exc^Jlency tl« i^o- metery is sevesal feet, under water. This is ed that the Executive Mansion, and the several De- that although he assumes the right to dIflrtK Boardman, who also offered two resolutions— particularly unfortunate to our tiebrew friends, partments at Washington, be immediately placed ' JUrtfurd Timts. vemor, M aj.G w . F 'anris Bacon, Col. Creorge C. 1st, tendering the thanks of the people of this to the par^. that the D em oci^ will aeksi»l« “ theix ^li^ion requires thatrrhgir dead in- «f)ouming, and all business suspended during Woodruff, CoL Henry D. Smith, arid Major A. State to Mr. Beers, for the able and satisfacto­ edge him. or any one else, to be the ItM ir sbotUd be burx^ onder. the gifeund. We ua- to-morrow. The New York Sun of the 11 th says, 87 cai a^twraraittee to procrirs wid present tTiec! ry manner in which he has discharged the du­ It is further ordered, that the W ar and Navy dictator, at least, untU he exhibitB more . «Ufc- tfii morning Toted to j t f p r Henry V . derstand, however, tha^ live made a tem­ cf drunkenness were broaght into the Tombs Po- ties of hia office, and expresilng the wishes of porary aj-aangemen* with the! Seiton of the Departments cause suitable militsry and naval lice on Saturday night. Offieers Gardner and dor and discretion. this General Assembly for his future happi­ Protestant oeinetery, to b&ve Ibodies of their [lonors to be paid, on this melancholy occasion, to Sweney brought firom a night 4ance, in the base­ Mr.. Beers is above the reach ef his as. Leewi Church, Hieory ness. Second, that tiie resignation be accept­ the memory of the illustrious dead. ' ‘ Hairison, cpmmisstMi(rs on brethren deposited in vaults in the Protestant ment of the old Brewery at the Five Point*, 11 potent s l ^ . whiek WiU not o atj fkU ef ed. w^re'carriod vnanimotis- graveyard, until the .flood has left |h e ir ^Signed,) %. TA Y LO R . . Rd, posset If. ■ .yW 9f to 17 years of age—all pro*- th9 qarlti retxirft his ow» h m L •Washingtq.ishinetoo,0, JuneJ 10, .1849. 4itWe»1 •!! All ware fine looking girls. THE Lir€HPIELD REPUBLICiN. i«Ut of Justices. Excnnion to New Yiffk and Bridgeport! By-Laws of Canaan. Tbe Age of Wondeis. Sath P. Bam, Samuel Chureh, Origin S. Sey- Probate ttetorb. iBusiness €ar50. Grand Excursion! WE tnoor, Cbarie* L . Webb, Francis Bacon, Gideon E C T IO N 1st.—T hat if any owner of any H . Holliaiar, GItaries Adams, Oliver A. G.Todd, JULY 8d a n d 4TH, TO NEW YORK AND BRIDGEPORT. S neat cattle, shall suffer the same to go at large, N o t i c e . tttmtwtff Pradreidr D. Beeman, Aoras H. Farnsworth, out of his or her enclosure, it shall be the duty of To the Probate Court for the District of Canaan. V.B. PALMER, Samuel P , Holies, G e o i^ C. Woodruff, Lemuel RETURNING JULY 4.TH AND 5TB. the Haywards, and shall te lawful for any person, application of William M. Burrall re- O Aagustus Morey, William L. Smedlejr ARE from West Stockbridge, Gaylord’s rPHE to take up and impound the same. And whenever |_ spe'-tfully showeth :—That he is guardian to SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING Alanaon J. Picket, Itbamar Page, Samuel A . Mer-, Bridge, and intermediate stations, to New E any person shall have so impounded any creatures, JabezBrewster, of said Canaan, minor belongHlg win, Putnam Kilbom, Prentice Parkburst,^William York and back, $2 00. he shall give nonce thereof to the owner, if he be to said district, and that said minor is the owner of In Philadelphia New Ytrrk, Baltmore ON THE aUICK SALES, AND SMALL Norton, Samuel Brooker, Jr. Albin Guikl, Samuel Fore from West Stockbrldge, Gaylord’s Bridge, known in the same manner as if such cattle had G. Braman, Phtneas W. Camp, Cyrus Catlin and intermediate stations, $1 00. the following real estate, viz:—A certain piece of and Boston. —PROFIT SYSTEM,— been taken «loing damage, and impounded, and land situated in the First Society of said Canaan, Samuel H. Dudley, John Guernsey, Chester C. $3* For time of starting See Large Bills. shall be liable to the same penalty for neglect to AT THE FAMOUS Goalee, Julius Griswould, E«lward Hopkins, at Falls Village, and is boundetl as follows, viz:— a A. K IR TLA N D , S»p't. give such notice: And if the ownecof^such crea­ North by the Highway leading easterly from the Truman Kilbourn John A. Oviatt, Frederick W. ture be not known, the person impounding the Plumb, Stephen Trow bri^, Esquires, of Litch- Bridgeport, June 27. Arch under the Housatonic Rail Road ; East by TELGRAPH OFFICE, same shall proceed, and such creatures shall be li­ the Six Rod Highway; and South by a Highway, ISeld were appointed Jnstices of the Peace, for the able to be proceeded with, and sold, in the same OF T H E year ensuing. leading to the Depot of said Rail Rond, and by manner as if said cattle had been taken and im­ Russel Morris’ land, and by Edward P. H unt’s Conn. and Vt. Telegraph I and Jail, make it a most desirable place for City the same from pound by writ of replevin. cession, under the direction of Mr. HENRY gredients, and of a purely vegetable character.— COUNTY HOUSE. gentlemen, to bring up and educate their families of For efficacy and safety, it cannot be surpassed.— W an ted .—600 bushels of CORN, PRATT, Marshal for the day, to the Grove of SECTION VI. Litchfield, June 37, 1849, 1 Capt. Dakici. Stoddard, near the village, and children. When any Hayward or other person shall have CHOLERA MORBUS AND DYSENTE­ which cash will be paid. J. & E. GOULD. The subscriber being desirous of removing with there partake of a Pic-Nic Dinner, provided by impounded any of the creatures aforesaid, he shall RY C O R D IA L ,if used according to directions, a his family into another county near his business, Litchfield Mills, Litebiield—may 30—Im* the Ladies, and Free to all. give notice thereof, within twenty four hours, if the cure is warranted in every case for which it is re­ 3d.—This will be followed by Addresses from will sell the above property considerably less than owner or owners, possessor or possessors thereof be comended. G E R M A N LO T IO N .—This is J . D A Y T O N , Rev. W jf. B. H o y t , G. H. H ouuster, Esq., its real \’alue; GARRY BISSELL. warranted to cure the Salt Rheum in its worst forms. known, and for the neg.ect thereof, he shall forfeit MANUFACTURER OF ^ThcFnffBlood Jnglish Boll, .Air. J. W. S a v a g e and perhaps others. Litchfield—may 29 49if the sum of Twenty-five cents per head for every TO N IC CO RD IA L, is one of the most power­ Hie reiBMBder of the day may be spent in beast or creature by him impounded, and the same ful tonics ever discovered; it is the best female SERAPHINES & MELODEONS, “ Earl of Devon!” medicine to be obtained. W o m a n ’s F r ie n d — the Grove, or in saiUng and Ffsbing Excur- for every day, after the first day he shall neglect to IL L be at the S T A B L E of the Subscril>e .^onson Bantam Lake, (ntarby.) or in any oth­ Farm for Sale, for falling of the womb. This is the only reme­ give notice, as aforesaid, for the use of the owner WOLCOTTVILLE, CT. the ensuing season. Farmers wlm aretl. er way that the company shall fiiid agreeable. C O N T A IN IN G a bout W or possessors thereof, who shall recover the penalty dy before the public for this purpose. It obviates sirous of improring tlteir stock, willdo weUlocal The Celebration is to be entirely f r e e and One Hundred and Twen­ by any proper action and shall also pay all neces­ the necessity of resorting to instruments, and is utv ptTBuc ; and aix are cordially invited to unite ty Acres of good land, N. B.—Organs,and Piano Fbrtes| The T E R M S are L O W , and cireuiBstai C' sary expenses to the pound-keeper, for providing questionably a most certain remedy. E Y E W A ­ 'tuned a.id repaired. fai orable. with as, both in the preparation and partita - with gooil buildings, situ- __ such ereatures w itii food and water. T ER .—This is the best eye water now in use.— ti9n of these festivities in honor of our nation’s ate In Litchfield. (Northfield society.) For fur­ G R A V EL M IX TU R E.—This will cure all ca­ Wolcottville, May 9,1849. 46tf For the excellence of the stock, reference nu great Anniversay. ther oarticulars enquire of the subscril>er. on the SECTION VII. ses of the gravel. For other remedies, see “ Fam ­ be made to M essrs.Lewis and Mv «/• fh» premises. ISAAC TUTTLE. If the owner or owners, possessor cr pessessors ily Physician.” Capt. SOi-OMON MARSH. D. B. STODDARD.S^«”“^'"r«L iJ tf 36 of any creature so impounded, shall refuse or neg­ All the ingredients of the above Medicines are Litchfield, M ay\Q,\SA9. 47 F D. HARRIMAN.S lect to replevy or otherwise lawfully take them out furnished by Nature herself, and are combined in A. B. CHAPIN, Agent, In addition ’to whom, the Lyeenm have cho­ for the period of Twenjy days after notice they are accordance with known principles, universally re­ o r BOOKS and STATION A RY , at the New Grocery and Meat Market sen the following gentlemen as a Committee at so impounded, the Hayward, or person impound­ ceived as sound, by all scientific Physicians. “ C h e a p P u b l ic a t io n D e p o t & G e n ­ F h e Subscribers would tak« this oppor larn , to oe-operate with the above, forming ing, or the pound-keeper, shnll apply to some con­ Their merits have been acknowledged by thou­ e r a l A g en c y O f f ic e ,” in Trumbull’s build- w ith them a Brard of Managers ; which Board stable of the town of Woodbury, who shall notify sands. They have been tested and proved to be ing, opp< site the P ost Office. T tunity to inforia the inhabitants ot is desired to meet at Mr. P. Parkhurst’s Store, tbe owner or owners or possessor or possesors, of equal to the consideration claimed for them. Waterbury, Conn. 48-3m Litchfield, and the Public generally, that they havt j^tarday, 30th, at 6 o'clock, P. M. the time and place of sale of such creatures within If a fair trial fails to restore health, so confident fitted up the basement rooms under the Store of Stephen Rvasell, Abner Landon, Sherman I V m n said Town, which notice shall not be more than is the proprietor of their eflHcacy, that the expense Bolles & Wells, in W est Street, in a neat anc Landon. WilliMn Coe, Henry R. Goslee, Ches­ eight days, nor less than five, before the the time of of any other means, which does effect a cure will comfortable style, for cleanliness and coolness i ter E. Goalee, Lndos Wikoot, P. Parkhorst, F. D. McNIEL sale, and shall, at such time and place by him ap­ be paid, provided it does not exceed one hundred Summer, and warmth in Winter; where thev Charles A. Dudley, Abel H. Clemons. J. Pe­ pointed,sell so many o! such creatures at Public dollars. will l>e happy to wait upon their customers, and ters, Willis Stone, Thomas Coe, Hiram G. Kil- _ Auction, as may be necessary to pay the penalties Principal Ofllice, 570 Washington street, Boston furnish them, on the most reasonable and catisfac bom, William Keeler, F. S. Stoddard, Freder­ would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gen­ tory terms, with G ro c e rte s of «U kinds, nm 3tlemen of Litchfield, and strangers visiting the incurred by this By-Law, and the poundage, the Sold also by S N Bronson, Litchfield ; S Thom-, ick Bissell, Benjamin Bissell, T. Kilbourn, expenses of keeping and selling such' creatures as & Son, Plymouth Hollow ; A Lewis, Bristol; Tl III Limi!! Neats of every descrijnioji, and of aa excellent town, that he has in store and is receiving a large «C. Palmer, P. Kilbourn, F. D. Harriman. —and the remainder, not sold, such constable shall S & L Hurlbut, Winchester Center ; E S Wood­ h e Subscriber would respectfully inform quality. assortment of Foreign and Domestic the Ladies of New Milford, and vie nity, return to the owner or owners, possessor or posses­ ford, Winsted ; Crow & Jewett, New Hartford, T 15- OYSTERS and REFRESHMENTS, that he has taken the store at the head of Main LASS.—A Large assot^ment of French and sors, or if, on the sale of any part thereof, there be ly 47 artd most of the Luxuries of the Seasoo may be 1 ^ American window glass, at low prices. 1 Street, lately occupied by A. B. M ysatt, and will suitable for the SPRING TRADE, consisting any balance of the avails thereof in his hands, he had at afl times. F r u i t s , l>oth fi.reign and do. _At the DRUG STORE, No. 4, South St. shall pay the sanie to such owner or owners, pos­ open, ]llonda.v the I6fli of April, a mestic, may also be obtained at a cheap rate. in part ot branch of hiiBRU GEPORT %^p.ANDY, Wine, for medicinalpurjMses. sessor or possessors, and such sale shall be n ade Lamp Oil Grateful for past fav-ors, they would confident.- LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, within ten days afler application to the Constable, I f OM CJaret, old London Dock, Cogniac Bran- URE Winter Strained Lamp Oil,bleached and ly sdicit a rontin.ance of patronage. j^y. Ok] Port—pure ju ic e r^ ld and g ( ^ UKaderia a great variety ; Calicoes of entirely New Styles as aforesaid. Ladies’ Emporium, EDWARD O. PFCK. and FAST COLORS. P unbleached, with other qualities of cheaplamp Wines; Hdbnd Gin, St. Croix Rum. London SECTION VIII. oil, suitable for winter burning, and an article for W here lie will keep constantly on hand, a large BENJAMIN S. PENDLETON. vScowR Stout,all pure, and selected for medicinal Fancy Dress Plaids for Children. T hat these By-Laws be published, by adverti­ Solar Lamps, for 75 cents per eallon, at the assortment of articles, expiessly for the Ladies— . Litchfield June 20,1849. if 52 .sorposes, at the DRUG STORE. SUMMER COATINGS AND PANT sing in the LITCHFIELD REPUPLICAN, 22tf " DRUG STORE.” consisting of Rich Lace and Muslin Ca^>es, Col­ L k d ^ , South St., June SO, 1849. STUFFS. a Newspaper printeil in Litchfield, ?/!<; sffjwe, being lars, Embroidered Revere, Hem Siiiclied and plain Notice, BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATIN easiest of access from Woodbury, in rehich a Nenrs- Handkerchiefs, Chimicettes, Cuffs. Under sleeves €ASH and EICBANGE STORE! §■€. papet is printed, which publicntion shall be four Drugs, Mdicinps, Faints, Oils, & —wide and narrow thread Laces in great variety, h e Annual Meeting of theliitcblleH Mutual weeks next preceeding the 15th day of July, 1849 Swiss and Cambrick etlging. Also Inserting, T Fire Insurance Company, w « L ^ held at the h e Subscriber takes this method of informing READY MADE CLOTHING! The foregoing is a true copy from the retbtids S^ Book and Swiss Muslin; Black and White Lace M ans^n Hoi«e in Litchfield onrrN^ F IR S T bis fnends aitd tbe public generally, that he has -..Vails, G^uze and Fancy do.; Green Berage; MONDAY iJi JULY, 1849,ati2'o»clock.P.M., Topened the Briek Store in South Farms, where he said town of Woodbury. - h e Subscribers have recently received .an ex­ W hite aiKl Colored Tarlaton Lisses; Laces; for tbe choice of Of&cera,and to transact any other i« now opning • laree acsortioent of Dry Goods, Dated at Woodbury, June 5th, 1849. T tensive assortment of Dmgs, Medicines, Crapes;-Illusion T abs; Flowers; Gloves; Capes; business proper u» be brooebt before said meeting. ,Oi«Mries, Boots and Shoes; at prices that eannot —ALSO— Attest LEWIS JUDD, Towa Clerk. Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs and-Chemicals, which Collaretts; Cravatts ; Infants’ Caps and Waists, A general attendance of the members it request­ fitil to suit parcha«ers. A large and well select^ Assortment of 51 w4 they offer on a r reasonable terras a&can be pur­ Ribbon Gimfis; Fringes; and a great variety of ed. JA SO N W H IT IN G , Secretary. chased'in the State. articles,:that will be sold a« low as they can be Litchfield, June 20,1849. 52 Snthh Rates, Forks, Farwime Utsnsils, gen- BOOTS AND SHOES, ~AI>SO— had in the State. « « n f. Fmrimrt will find it to their advantage to which will be sold cheap for CASH or approved Winw and Spiritous Liquors, for Medieinat Credit, PILES CURED. ^rpp'sn: ALSO.—A splendid assortment of Ladies,* Notice. call hefans parchsstng dsewl«re. A Misses, and Children’sH A TS, RibhiAns, DRES3 Batlsr, Cheese, Grain and Pradoee fenerally. Ever grat^fdl for the full share of patronage re­ 1 N almost sure remedy for this terrible disrts®, Physician^ prescriptionr prepared at all ThA Stockholders of ibe ceived fm the last year, we pledge oiirtelvies tt> may be had at the Variety Store, S<»ufth Sti'ifet; CA PS in gireat variety; Plain an4 M<>arnii)g do. takm in exehai^ for Croods at the Uwest cask pn- . .. BOmETS ctxim ' AWB are hereby requested to meet at strive worthy of a continuance of the same. Persons afflict^ with thtii cothpl^im; may^ A D JU S T E R , entirely Thur^y JulrWn All kinds of PRODUCE tAkenMti ex- medicine, and if they are not- benSefi't^'by it, w ill PRESsiBO. Q O 0D S at CASH TRICES. have their money rtfandedl 3.K. WAlLACE & CO. D a t jd S.^eJaix.xs ifi^ld, April } 9 ,1949, 43tf 4* Q^B. iALDWlS. Woodi^,Jun914,164d. 4wSl 43 -ptymevtb Hollow, 18th TH E LITCHFIELD REPUBLICAN. LITCHFIELD NEW ASSAN6EMFI4T, alUh it had transpired as a gain—and when c A i:-T ie w . •‘Not for a day but for all time.” Owinj tn the ereat success and immense sale of Dr afterwards, M. de Villenuve removed his ’ .»noily. It is one of the very best PROVISION s r o i E. decidedly the best now in use. A lso —All kinds of er of one of the most wealthy and distin­ ’ rfJ'RING AND SUMMKR MEDICINES d y : • SUMMER ARRANGEMENT; guished English families residing in aris. Ever known; it not Duly purifies the whole system, and rp H A T well known Stand in W est Jtreet,in the Spinal Affection s. FJieumatism, Paralysis and all B rass Castings, Com position Box- itrent^hens the person, but it creates n*a, pure and rich J_ second block of buildings w^.:' of the Court Nervous Affections, Suit Rheum, Croup or Hives esa &.C. New Haven & Northampton blued ■ a power possessed by no other medicine. And io House,is stilloccupied by the subscriber, who keeps Ague in the Breast and Faec, Weakness of the thi.4 lies the grand secret of its wonderful success, it baa ^ WANTED.—0\d Iron, in exdiange for performed within the last two year*, more than 100,000 constantly on hand, pnd for sale at the most rea­ Joints, Colds, Tooth-ache, Sore Throat, Quinsy, Company. G r e a t B a r g a i n s ! cures of severe casas of disease; at least 15,000 were sonable prices, Ulcerated Sores, Indolent Ulcers,Burns, Frosted manufactured Articles. considered incurable. It has saved the lives Of more DR.Y GOODS of every description, and of the Feet, Corns, Bunyons, Fresh Wounds, Swellings LEONARD CARRINGTON. In Real EsUte. than 10,000 children d^lring the two past seasons. best qualities. and Bruises, Scrorulovs Affections, Musquito North St., LUehjield, Ct., March ftO^’49. 6m39 h e su'uscriber offers for sale, in the Slates of 1 0 ,0 0 0 ca*e« of General Debility and GROCERIES of all kinds—a large and general Biles and Poisoyis. Illinois ami Iowa—F A R M IN G L A N D S in want of Nerrous Euerscr. assortment. Price, 25 Cents per bottle. Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla invigorates the whole Attached to his establishment, is a Illinois, in the Counties of Peoria, W arren, Me ■ystem permanently. To those who have lost their Foi* Sale by ihe following Agents: Railroad Arrangements, Commencing March 2tf T A Welton, New Milford, D Giddings, Gay­ Donough, Mercer, Calhoun and Hancock. muscular enerjry by the effects of medicine or indiscre­ IRON FOBNDRY, N and afler Monday, March 26th, passengsr' V IL L A G E L O T S in the State of Iowa, in tion committed in youth, or the excessive indulgence of where may be had at all seasons of the year, the lords Bridge, E £ Goodsell, Bulls Bridge, G Hop­ — A N iD — the passions, and brought on a general physical prostra­ O trains will run doily, (Sundays exceptcd,) as- the Towns of Fort Madison, BurlingHin and tion of the nervous system, lassitude, want of ambition, choicest MEATS of all kinds, such as BEEF— son, and Barker, Kent Plains, M Harrison, & Iron follows, viz ; Bloomington. faLntin" sensations, premature decay a ad decline, hasten­ Fresh, SaJied,and Smoked. Company, Cornwall Bridge, Pratt & Foster, and Leave New Haven for Farmington at 7 A. The above Lands are offered in separate parcels ing towards that fatal dieease. Consumption cm ^ en­ PORK—Fresh and Salted. Earn, Veal, Mut­ James Scoville, W est Cornw all,! W Beers & Co, M., 1 P. M., and 4 30 P. M. or ALL TOGETHER, and will be sold at such rates tirely restored by this pleasant remedy. Thu Sana- North Cornwall, G F Peck, Ellsworth, D Gould, uarilla is far superior to any _ ton. La?nb, fyc., ^c. Leave Farmington for New Haven, at 8 A.- 08 will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to purcha­ lurisorating Cordial, —ALSO— &G F White, Sharon, Barnum Richardson & Go, M., 10.20 A. M., and 5 P. M._ sers, or will be exchanged for Eastern Property,on As it renews and invigorates th* system, gives activity A great variety of fresh, and salted FISH, and Lime Rock, Brewster & Paige, Canfield & Rbb- i i i i i M r ! A Freight Train will leave New Haven, at 930 ^ P H E Subscriber continues to execute all orders fair terms. B. H MORSE. to the limbs, and strength to the muscular systeni, in • bins, H Ames, Falls Village, G & E P Hunt, J G most extraordinary degree. all kinds of FO WLS. „ X for castings, at the shortest notice. H is list of A M, and Farmington at 12 30 P M. Litchfield, Dec. 11,1848. *6m25 Caulkins, South Canaan, E T Humphrey, Lake­ CLAMS received flnd on hand E V E R Y patterns is very full and complete, containing ev­ I On Saturdays, the train leaving New Haven,. Cousnmption Cnreda ville, R Bull, Salisbury, Landon & Co, Chapinville, S A T U R D A Y ! ^ ery variety of Mill Gearing, W ater Wheels, Iron at4 3 0 P M,will be detained until 8PM, or on the Prepare for the SleJily Season. OUause and Strengthen. Consumption can ht eurtd N. B.—H is Tavern, is fitted up m the beststyle G Humphrey, Canaan Depot, E Gr Lawrence,, arrival of the Boat and Evening Train from N Y. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint, Cold*, Norfolk, R Rockwell & Go, Colebrook, S & L Pulleys of every diameter up to 3 feet, face from 12 m H E Rev. B. HIBBARD’S Vegetable Anti- Catarrh, Caught, Asthma, Spitting of Blotd, where Travellers and Boarders can be entertained inches down to 2 ; small geersof every kind. Billions Family Pills, have for 25 years been Sortnestin the Chett, Hectic Flush, Ifigit and accommodated with superior and the Hurlburt, Winchester, M & C S Camp, H Per­ Saeats, Difficult or Profuse Expecto­ kins, Winstead, Doolittle & Go, Hitchcocksville, Plans, fy Plow Castings, Wrought Iron Beam administered with uniform success, as a prevetrtiye, ration, Pull* in the Side, fyc., have inost P L E A S A N T LODGINGS, on terms that PloTCS, a superior article. T ry them 1 and cure for the various maladies produced by in­ been and can be curtd. no one can reasonably find fault with. W B & S Alvord, New Hartford, Crow & Jewett, A Baker, Bakers ville, N Smith, Torrington, W N Machinery Castings of all kindsand descriptions. digestion, vitiated serretione, and impure blood. A STILES D. WHEELER, Cart, & Wiggon Boxes. Iron Fence, a very hand­ large class of diseases is comprehended under SPITTING Litchfield, April 25ih, 1848.______tf 44. Hungerford, JaniesGardiner, Wolcottville, A.Miles New York, April -Ji, 1847. & Son, Goshen, H P Welch, Milton, D Tomlin­ some pattern for door yards. Cutter & Sleigh their heads, among which are diarrhoea, cholera- Dr. Townsexd—I verily believe that your Sarsapa­ shoes,Oven Mouths, Kettles, Fire grates, etc. A T CHESHIRE.—A Stage fiom morbus, inflammation of the stomach and intestines, rilla has been the means, throusrh;^Providence, of saviiw Blacksmithin^. son, New Preston, F Boardman, S E Bostwick, my life. 1 have for several years had a bad Cough. It New Milford, G Hanford & Co, Bridgewater, G |3 r STOVES ofevery variety and kind, cheap Waterbury, daily connects witli the A M train fur and all other affcctions of those organs—billious Clatig ! Clang ! the sounding anvil rings, New Haven, 8 40 A. M. Returning a complaints, nausea, loss of appetite, athropy, pleu­ bocame worse and worse. At last I raised large qu^U- And Art forthrcith at its loud bidding spri, %s W Smith, Roxbuiy, Thos, Brinsmade, Wtishing- er than the cheapest. Rathbon’s large air-tight, the at the ties of blood, had night Sweats, and was greatly debili- arrival of the evening train, at 5 05 P. M . * risy, the different varieties of fever, and ail iiiflama- tated and reduced, and did not expect to live. I have And Enterprise,and Husbandry and S/dll ton,W C Bristol, Woodbury, Warren & Newton, American National, and Vulcan air-tight, tory diseases. The operation of these pills is di­ only used your Sarsaparilla a short ume, and there h« With giant strides, their destiny fv lf I. E Curtiss, W atertown, S Thompson & Sony Ply­ cook stoves and furniture, common draft 4 boiler §5* Also, Stages from Litchfield com:ect with a wonderful change been wrought in me. I am now able stoves, air-tight parlor stoves—the handsomest pat­ the down train at 11 05 A. M. on Tuesdays, Thurp - rectly upon the radixof these disorders in the bile, to walk all over the city. 1 raise no blood, and my h e Subscriber still continues to carry on the mouth Hollow,Humaston, Camp & Co.PlymoufJi, the blood, and other fluids of the body: Their ef­ B lacli.sniitbiiig business, in all C N Case, P W Noble, Harwinton, W F & G H terns in the m arket; bor stoves, black-lead,stove­ days and Saturdays. Returning upon the arrival cough.has left me. You can wcU imagine that I am T of the up train, at 1.35 P. M. on Monday, Wednes­ fect is to disinfect, ex|iel, restore, by their anti-pu- thankful for these results. its branches, at his stand in North-Street, formerly Baldwin, Litchfield, Geo. E Stanton & Co.Sing" pipe, boilers, tea-kettles, &c., &c. trescent, cathartic, and renovating properties. At Your obedient servant, occupied by Mr. Carrington. Ever bearing in Sing; P. L. Allen & Co., Bethlem. 3m6 ' day and Friday. Also from Wolcottville, oi» W.M. RUSSEU.1. 65 Catherine-st |:^iOCfl/iVjBi2Fbuilt and repaired. Bald­ Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Returning this season, wh«f the vital system, exhausted by mind the motto—“ Strike while the Iron’s hot Nov. 9.1847. 12 win’s improved, broad and narrow woolen gigs, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. the heat of summ«r, but impeifectly jierforms its Vemale Medicine. _ he trusts that for cheapness,symmetry and durabil cotton looms, Baldwin’s improved, premium water, functions, they may be taken with advantage by the Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and speedy At Plalnvllle—Stages from Plymouth & cure for Incipient Consuiaption, Barrenness, Prolapsus ty, his work will stand the test, and prove itself wheel regulator—superior to any other in the coun­ liealthv, while to the weak and ailing they will prove inferior to none that is manufactured in this section Bristol connect with the morning train fiir New Uteri or Failin’ of the Womb, Costiveness, Piles, Leu- try ; cheap running lathes, and turning engines; Haven at 8 15 A M. Returning at 5 30 P M.— a staff of life. eorrh’oea, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Menstrua- of the country. Lei all those in want of articles in ARE YOU INSURED! straw cutlers—a superior article; Baldwin’s Pat­ Also from Litchfield, through Northfield, P ly ­ B E W A R E OF C O U N T E R F E IT S anu tion. Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge his line of business, give him a call,and see ifthey thereof, and for the general prostration of the system— ent clover machine, for cleaning clover seed. Par­ mouth,Terry ville and Bristol, to connect with the C H E A T S .—^See that the full name, Rev. B. Hib­ cannot be as well, (if not better") suited with his no matter whether the result of inherent cause or causes, FARMERS’ ticular attention paid to making patterns, and get­ 10 30 A M train to New Haven. Returning up­ bard's Pilli, is on the label of each box. and that produced by irregularity, iUness or accident. NoHiing work and prices,as they can be at any other es ting up new machinery ; two kinds of horse pow­ on the arrival of the train at-2 P M—Also a stago: they are prepared only bv Doctor Timothy B,. Hib­ can be more surprising than its invigorating ofifecto tablishment. on the human frame. Persons all weakness and Imsi- MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE er, for sawing wood, and threshing, the most ap­ leaves for Hartford upon the arrival of the train bard, No. 96 John st.. New York. All othersare tude, from taking it, at once become robust and full of Particular attention paid to HORSE­ proved in the country. spurious and irrespoitsUAe, injurious alike to those from New Haven, at 8 A M.—Returning to con­ energy under its influence. It immediately counteracU SHOEING. HUGH D U N N . WANTED .— Old cast iron. nect with the train from New Haven at 5 30 P ])C. who take them, and to the reputation of the genuine the nervelessness of the female frame, which is the great Litchfield,Aug 1. ____ t(B H. BALDWIN, Pills—and there are several such cheats, industri­ cause ot Barrenness. It wiU not be expected of us, m J\t Granville, Washington County, New York. At Farmington Station—Stages from Winsted,. cases of so delicate a nature, to exhilMt cerlaficates of Washington, August, \5th, ’48. 9 New Hartforf, Collinsville and Unionvilie, will ously circulated, with plausible stories ofbcing gen­ cures performed but we can assure the a^ctec., .aat Bool and Shoe Store. uine. None are genuineexcept as stated above.— hundreds of cases have been reported to us. Thousands connect with the 8 A. M. Train to New H a­ See that 96, John st., is on the label of each box. of eases where families have been without chUdren, Over Twelve Millions Insnred! Stewart’s syrup. ven. Returning upon the arrival of the up train a t after usinf a few bottles of this invaluable medicine, 2.10 P. M. For Sale at the “ Drug Store,” and Mr. A. C. have been blessed with fine, healthy offsi>ring. And are now issuing at the rate Superior Article, equal to Maple Molasses, Smith, in this village ; by W. M. Hun^erford, AT BALDWINS’ 41 H E N R Y FARW AM i Sup't. Wolcottville, and dealers throvghoutthe county. To inothers and m arried liadiea. j a i H e s w . w i i ^ s o a f of 20,000 policies per Y ear! Im26 This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly pre- O U LD respectfully inform his fiienils and pared in reference to female complaints. No female the public generally, that he has on hand, who has reason to suppose she is approachiag that W LITCHFIELD MUTUAL FIRE. 1849. critical period. “ TA* turn of Itfe," should neglect to and is constantly manufacturing a good assort­ A LARGE CASH FUND ON HAND. To all Whom it May Concern. . • te it, as it is a certain prevents e for any ol the ment of Boots and Shoes, warranted equal to any HOnSATGNIC RAIL ROAD. ajnerous and horrible diseases to which females are in this town ; which he offers for sale on the most rP H IS Company have been in existence four C O M P .4 W Y . .biect at this Ume of life. ThU period may be dt. X years, and their success is without a parallel HARTFORD COUNTY tyed for several years by using this medtctne. Nor reasonable terms. .111 oitlers for work, will be iti the history of Mutual Insurance. I it less valuable for those who arc ipproaching wo- thankfully receiveil, and promptly and faithfully ''HIS Company has been in operation Fifteen Mutual Fire Insurance Company. nanhood, as it is calculated to a»sist nature, by qui^- executed. Repairmg done at short notice. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN 1 Years,ending July 3d, 1848. SUMER ARRANGEMNT. ening the blood and invigorating the system. Indeapd, He has lately removed his estabiishment to No. A P PO IN T E D AGEN-^S for the above Com­ The whole number of Policies, which have been thi* medicine is invaluable for all the dcUcatc disea- pany, would respectfully call the attention of those LOCATED AT HARTFORD, CONN. ses to which women are -ubject 1 South St.—1st door south of the Mansion House. issued is 3153 THE TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS; It braces the whole svstem, renews permanently t ie ‘ Lixchfield, South st., Nov. 25. 1848. 23 not insured in L < itc llf ie ld C o u n t y , and Amount of Property Insured during the time aoma xoRTH, h i s old and well tried Company have been natural euer;ies. by reinoviiij the iiiipuritios of the will be happy to receive applications from those Passenger freight in existence about seventeen years ; and it is is $2543154. T body, not so far stimulating as to produce subsequent who wish tlieir PR O PE R T Y IN SU R ED , and Amount ofProperty now insured,is “ 1094621. Leave Bridgeport, 10.45 AM 7.00 a sc confidently believed, «hat po Company in the Uni­ relaxation, which is the case of most medicines taken for give such information as they may wish. female weakness and disease. By using a few bottles of E have just received from New York, a The whole amount of cash p re m i------Newtown, 11.38 “ 8.46 “ ted States, have done as much business with * this medicine, many severe and painful surgical opera­ riiey insure none but the safest kind of Prop­ New-Milfbrd, 12.20 P. u . 10.00 “ less expenseto its members. good assortment of seasonable DRESS, um paid into the Treasury during the tions may be prevented. W erty, and take no risk over $ 2 0 0 0 . time is $12474.35J. Kent, 1.13 “ 11.17 ‘ This Company do not pretend to be under the and other GOODS—among which are, some Their Policies are made on fair and equitable Great Blessing to Molhoraand Children. very good Calicoes, at 4 and 6} cts.; Ginghams To interest received on Loans “ 1119.63. West Cornwall, 1.46 “ 12.25 p . m. direction of Alembers of Congress, Ex-Judges of It is the safest and most effectual medicine for purify- principles, giving these insured an equal chance Canaan, 2.20 “ 1.30 “ Courts. Ex-District Attornies, Ex-Supreme Court at 10 cts.; Splendid Muslins and Lawns, at 15 with the Company, bting entitled to full amount in They are responsible for the correctness of all which have been paid is $10551.69. Barrington, 9.52 “ 8.00 “ They are prohibited from insuring in Blocks, medicine is, it is always safe, and the most delicate use icincs,” South Street, may be fourC surveys made by their Agents, and A G R E E TO To amount of expen­ Canaan, 10J20 “ 9.00 “ it most buccessfiilly, very few cases require any other Ai ARBITRATE ALL MATTERS OF DIF­ ses paid to agents, and or exposed parts of Villages, x>r taking risks on medicine, in some a little Castor Oil, or Magnesia, is an extensive assortmentof ;Vesh am West Cornwall 10.49 “ 10.00 “ Milit, f/hopa, or Machinery,” or even “ SAW - useful. Exercise in the open air, and light food with genuine Medicines, obtainc J from tht FERENCE IN THE COUNTY WHERE for Insurance Plates, for Kent, 11.17 “ 11.17 “ MILL.y, Churches, or School Houses. They this medicine, will always ensure a safe and easy con­ T H E LOSS H A PPE N S . All losses have been Books, Stationary See., $2608.06. New Milford, 11.50 “ 12J20 P ML importers on the most favorable term? paid to the satisfaction of the claimant, and before take nothing but the safest kind of Property—do finement. and will’be sold at a small advance fr-.jm cost,cot ------$13159.75. Newtown, 12.43 pm 1.50 due. Present capital, or fund not exceed three fourths the Cash value of any Beauty mtd Ilealtli. Arrive at Bridgeport, 1.30 “ 3.10 “= sisting ill part of— , , , , i The above Company ofTer inducements to those of the _ $22667.00. property,and not over $3,000 on one risk. Co.snietics, Chalk, and a variety of preparations gene- Alcohol, Muriate, Carbonate, Aqi. .i and Alcohc! company .ally in use, when applied to the face, very soon spoil It not insured, unequalled by any other Company.— There is no claims now against the company On and aft^ike 2Sth A'gril, an EXTRA T h e y Pay A ll Just Losses when Due. of its beauty. They close the pores of the ski^ and Ammonia.’ All the preparations of Antimony The Premium Note is only about one fifth as much The undersigned are duly authorized Agents for check the circulation, which, when nature is not thwart­ Anatto, Balsams of every descrip'ion, Brimstont for losses, and during the time it has been in ope­ PASSENGER TRAIN wxlL run between the above Company, and design visitii'g the sev­ ed bv disease or powder, or the skm inHained by the as other Companies require: and the CASH P A Y ­ ration, there not been any assessment made on the Bridgeport and New-Milford, at 7.15, A^ alkalies used in soaps, beautifies iU own production in Flowers of Sulphur, Bropzes of Jifferent shader M E N T does not exceed on 1st and 2d class pro- eral Towns in Litchfield County as soon as prac­ and varieties, British Lustre, Mixican Jet Lead charged premiums. The expense of insurance in M., and Bridgeport, at 5.45 P . M. the “ human face Divine,” as well as in the garden ol perty. Five Dollars on One Thousand for Five this company, on detached Dwelling Houses, has ticable, and giving all who may wlsli to do so, an rich and delicately tinted and variegated flowers. A Cochineal, Chalk, Coperas, Cobnt, Cocoa, Chlo Passengers going North, dine at Gaylord’s Bridge; opportunity of becoming members. free active and healtliy circulation of the fluids, or the Years. been but 8 cts.,on the $100 per annum. coursii!" of the pure, rich blood to the extremities, is ride of Lime and Soda, Diamond Cement, Emery going’ South at Brookfield. Every man on refleciion, will see the impor­ that which paints the countenance in ‘the most exqui. Extracts of Sarsaparilla, Conium,. Dandalion^ Jalap. Bates of Insurance. The Cars on this roa j connect with the traini on. tance of being insured in his own State, in prefer­ site beauty. It is that which imparts the indescribable Licorice, Gentian, Belladonna, I Zyosciamus, Colo, 1st Class Property, Dwelling Houses of Brick the N York and N Haven R R, ^hich run ence to any oiner. “ A word to the wise is suffi- shades and flashes of lovsliness that all admire, but none can describe. This beauty is the offspring of na~ cynth, Spruce, Vamilla, kc.,fic. Gum Shellac, or Stone, with slate or metal roof, } of 1 jwr cent. as follows: If there not a free and Aloes, M yrrh, Opium, Guaiacum, and Arabic of 2d Class Property, Dwelling Houses of Wood, W iLLiAM Beebe, President, All communications should be directed to JNcl- ture—not ofpowder or soap. it healthy circulation, there is no beauty. If the lady is different qualities. Glue a large assorttnent,Russian and Out Houses, 1 per cent. O l iv e r G oodw in, Treasurer, BRIOeEPORT AND NEW YORK. Bon Tuller, Middlebiiry, New Haven County, fair as driven snow, if she paint, and use cosineUcs, and American Isinglass, Iodi;je, Hydriodate of Pot­ Hay, Grain, Farming Implements,Stock, House­ Leave Bridgeport at 9.30 a m, 1.30 p k and4.3(K Conn. If so. they will lie promptly attended to. »nd th-j blood is thick, cold and imp.ure, she w not beau- J ason W h it in g , Secretary. P II. Leave N York at 7.15 A M, 8 a H, and tiful. If she be brown or yellow, and there is pure ^ d ass,Ipecac, Lozenges, Morohine, Mustard, Nut­ hold ^tufF, insured for the Aill amount, at the same NELSON TULLER, . ictive blood, it gives a rich bloom to the cheeks, and a megs, Cloves, and all kinf’s of Spices, Nursing rate of the buildings. 3 pm . The 8 o’ck>ck a m Train from New DAVID WOOSTER, orilliancy to their eyes that is fascinating. Bottles eiid Tubes. Opidil ioc, Pumice and Rotten A Note is only required (say on $1,000 at 1 per W il l ia m B eebe, D. C. WHiTXLESEy, York, connects with the Housatonic May 1,1549. *3m45 This is why the sou^ern, and especially the Span* Through Train, and the 3 o’clock p ah ladies, are so much -admired. Ladies in the north Stone, Pills of various kinfis, Cluinine, Q.uicksilver, cent.) for Ten Dollars; and the Cash payment is O l iv e r G oodwin S t e p h e n D e u in q , take but little exercise, or are confined in close Rhubarb, Sarsaparilla and other roots. Rosin,Salts only 33 J per cent, on the Note, which is $3 88 M Train./roOT New York.con- hao J ason W h it in g , L em an W . C u t l e r , Wiliiam E. Arnold’s Stoms, ot have spoUed their complexion by the appli­ of Lemon, Epsom and Glauber Salts, Sal Eratus Policy and Survey, * 1 50 nects with the New Milford Train. cation of deleterious mixtures, if they wish to re­ J . G . B ec k w i'i p , D . C. S anford , gain elasticity of step, buoyant spirits, sparkling eyes and Syrups of various kinds, Sponges, Ferres’s Whole Cash payment, $4 83 BRIDGEPORT AND NEW HAVEN- G eorob W oodrofp. Celebrated '^^^aslilng Machine, and beautiful complexions, they should use ^ Town­ Cream, Military, Castile and a great variety of The increasing Cash fund warrants the belief, C. Leave Bridgeport at 10.30 a M, 2 p u,aiid S.SOr N V E N T E D at R.odiester, N. Ic., 184,4 and send-* Sarsaparilla. Shaving and Toilet Soaps, Self-adjusting and other that no tax on the Premium Notes will be necessa­ P M, The 2 o’clock P m Train for New Haven I more than seUsfied, are dcUglited. Ladies of everi> Syringes, Butler’s, English and American Seidlitz t l Q Q c s are now manufactured in the most of the Uni­ station, crowd our office daily. ry for a long term of years; and the Directors as takes passengers from the Housatonic Train, and. ted States. O ’ They do not fail to satisfy all Powders, Tamarinds, Ointments ofall kinds,Bleacli- sure the public that all losses will be settled with arrives in New Haven in season for the Cars on> that become acquainted with them. They are Notice to tite I.adie>. ed and unbleached Winter Sperm, Neats Foot and protnptness and liberality. Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, the Hartford Raih-oad. The 8.45 A u Train fttm Those that imitate Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla, hwe Wiiale Oils, Prepared Oil for Painting, Spirits cheap, simple and durable, and do not wear cloth, kivariably called their stuff a great Remedy for Je- The Company isun^er fhe direction of the Hon. David C. Sanford, Wtw Milford, New Haven, connects with the Hoasatomc Trminj or hurt hook* and eyes, buttons, &,c.; will squeeze miales, &c., &c., and have copied our bills and ciroulars Turpentine,Camphine, Oliveand Castor Oil,Bristle David Russell, late Member of Congress, Hon. for Albany, and the 4 d’ckiek P i t Train from K ' a bed-quilt dry. whieh relates to the complaints of women, word for word Brick,and a large assortment of all other articles Solomon C. Cowen, late Judge of Washington Rufus Fuller, .Tr.. Kent, •-other men who put up medicine, have, since the great Haven connects with the N Milford Train. I am makuig.in some towns in this county, and succsEs of Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla in complaints usually kept in a city Drug Store: allof which wi County Court of Common Pleas;. Hon. Cornelius Richard Smith, Sharon, and wish to sell the right to make, to others. I incident to females, recommended theirs, ahbough pre­ be sold at reasonable prices. Allen, late District Attorney, L. W . Bishop, Esq., Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall, Bridgeport^ Troy, Albany n d Re'W S ftte it have sold the right, in Ber kshire co., Mass., to indi­ viously they did not. A number of these Mixture^ Pills, J. G. BECKWITH. late Supreme Court Commissioner; Henry Holmes, Passengers fK>m Troy and Albany ihr Bridge^ &'c., are iujarious to females, us they aggravate disease^ Nelson Brewster, Goshen, viduals in different towns, who are successful, and ,h1 undermine the constitution. Dr. Townsend’s is the Litchfield, June 26, 1847. ______President of the Washington County Bank; Wm. M. Burrall, Canaan, port, New York and New Haven, or for Statioov have made if a lucrative business for two years past. jnly and best rem«»dy for the numerous female com­ George Clements, Esq., Post Master at Fort A nn; on the Housatonic nnd New York and New Haveiv I have liberty to refer to several individuals, some of plaints—it rarely, if ever fails of eiTccting a permanrn Joseph U. Orvis, Esq., of Troy. Donald J. Warner. Salisbury, Railroads, take the cars of the Western Railroad^ cure. It can be taken by the most delicate females, Books, Periodicals, &c. whom have used the machine three years past, all In any case, or by those expecting to become mothers, h e Subscriber continues to supply by express DAVID RUSSELL, President. leaving East Albany at 7 o’clock A M, of whom will extol them beyond my description. I with the greatest advantages, as it prepares the system T mail and otherwise, all orders for Books, Peri ARCH BISHOP, Secretary. ears at State Line, and arrive at Bridgeport at 1J80- shall add names as I obtain them, in different towns, and prevents pain or danger, and strengthens both S S. COW EN, p M, at New Haven at 2.30 p ii and New York mother and child. Be careful to get the genuine. odicals. Engravings, Music, &c., addressed to him Treasurer. Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, thr preferences may be nearer to new purchasers. at 156 Nassau street. New York. He furnishes CURTIS L. NORTH, West Meriden, at 4.10pm . R e f e r e n c e s —Beikshire Co., Mass—F. Rob­ Scrofula Cured. Catalogues of Standard Works, and the latest General agent for Connecticut. George D. Wadhams, Torrington, Retundng—^Passengers arrive at State Line in, inson, Esq., C. Plunkett, Jason Clapp, Esq., This certificate conclusively proves that this Sarsa Lewis Smith, Harwinton, tiihe to take the cars on the Western R R fbr Pitts­ narilla has perfect control over the most obstinate dis­ publications of the day,from which, selections can L. E. W EB B & F . K. W ILC O X , Hon. H. S|j^,S am ’l Fargo and Gen. Judd. eases of the Blood. Three persons cured in one house be made, and to which he will annex the prices at Agents for Litchfisld Qounty. Elisha Johnson, Plymouth, field, Springfield, Hudson and Albany. Co.—Fitch Ferris, Esq.,Sam’l Adams, is unprecedented...... which he will supply them. Much time and labor, April 19,1849. *6m ^ John C. Ambler, Bethlem, Stages run in connection with the Col. Holcomb, Mason Peck, W. Hunt, Bradford Three Cl^ildren. is thus saved by purchasers, who are assured that cars to Lee, Lenox, Old Stock-, Da. T o w n sen d —Dear Sir: I have the pleasure to Fancy Note Paper; Leman W. Cutler, Watertown, bridge, Curtissvilte, Winsted, Sharon, Godwni. OMe,Judson S t John, Capt Weed, W. H. Wal­ inform vou that three of my children have been cured he will furnish them at the Publishers’ loroest rates. ton (President of the Iron Bank.) HortioAmes, of the S'crofula by the use of your excellent modicme Orders,post paid,attended to as usual, with prompt­ F IN E A SSO R T M E N T —Just received at John Abemethy, Woodbury, Norfolk, LitchfieW, Woodbury, Danbury, Betbef, Plinney Foot, P.K. Kilbrnm, W F Baldwin. They were afflicted very severely with bad Sores; have itude and dispatch. the “ VARIETY STORE.” David C. Whittlesey, New Preston, Pittsfield, &c &c. . . . takM only four bottles ; i' took them away, for which A Agent of this Company isauthorized ta M y reiidence at present, is Sharon, where I shall . I S ’ Librarians, Teachers &c,, as well as indi­ Jan. 23. Greorge P. Tallmage, Warren. I feel m y s e l f under great obli^tion. take charge o f Specie, Bank Notes or TalmttU sell Territory, and Machines. viduals, willfind itconvenient and to theirinterest ReuMn Rockwell, dolebrook. T he Machine oocj^ies but little room, and ’'^““SaAC W.“c i ’AIN, ICeWpoateMt to address New Clovei S e^ . Papers, or to receive them fw trranaporta^ioa oi^ ran be Med caify; rt has no fault. WILLIAM PATTON, Persons wishing to get their Buildings canoe ■•w o 7, JOHN B. JUDD. OpinioBS 0 f Fliy«ici?M. O F, superior quality—^For sale by Insured, can apply to either of the Agents any «ndUio^. jj-jitTtAJfOv-Sbperwroirfsitfi Dr. Townsend U almost daily rec«ving orders from 156 Nassau street, Nerv York. * F. D. McNEIL. aertit^Sept. 25th, ’48. Iy l5 Physicians in different parto of the Union. . Feb. 22,1849. 36 or to the Seoetary. Bridgeport, Aptfl. '49 44 This is to certify that we, the underrigaed, FnyaiciMi Litchfield, April 25, 1849. 44tf of the City of Albany, have in numerous WM. BEEBE, President, FASHIONABLEFIN& ed Dr. Townsend’* Sarsaparilla, and believe it to be 100 bbls. Extra Super, Flonr, ' Hops, Hops, Hops, JASOK WHITING, FLOUR! FLOUR! . Ifutnsnd S IL K H A T S f For Sale one ofihe m«t . i * Secretary. m B f re a so M M e t e m s , b y R sale in any quantitiw tn suit puachasers. n/any QUANTniiEs Purohu^ KILBOtTRNE & BRAMAN. F Enquire of ROBERT WILLIAMS. I F. D. MoNEIL.' Litchfield, July 3 di, 1648^ t«pw |y ceived av Litehfieli, March 21 1849. 3^ litehfieMfMoy Sth,lSi p. Albany, April 1,1847. Litchfield, April 25,1848. 44 A