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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
NWE1NCAW TRUSS. EnEzIIE'sl...S RAxzzIx.

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 TVgHE superiority of this instrument over
 any thing of the kind ever offered 70 tne public sfuIly proved by the testimony or ine most experienced surgeons ana me Eepeateo insiances in which perfect cures nave been afIected. we know that safety and life are ;eouardized by neglecting immediate atten- y;o1. insiance the frequent painful surgical cneratiuus in cages pf StrHngulated Hernia.
 This instrument IS new m theory and pro duces inc most happy practical results. Gen. flefnen and physicians who take on interest in in1nroyeSneHis which tend tO alleviate hu- man suffering are respectfully invited to ex- amino this instrument. y9 .sse s..5 e
 Reeon,uaesau,;oa frOm Dr. Hyde, BFaltle6oro', VI.
 Afer several mCntle' investigator, aud having seen sna1v eases under treatment with tiIg and other l- eruents Of She same kind, the undersigned 9nhesisa- tingy pronOnnees Jaga.sAe Anesacaa IT'S In nls o bower manner of giving pressure, and especially m ease to the weafeY to any instrument now before the publie dFhe principle b just one-s0ulded on the principle of adhesive intiamaeoan ana sne ana.omy con for this opinion is that Hernia has been cured by ces. .fT 1T q DANA HYDE, M. D.
 Certificates and recommendations can be seen at the Agents room. The best recom- mend is an examination, together with fair triaL Gentlemen who wish can have six days 10 prove the perfection of this instrument by wearing it. This offer is made with the belief that none will regret the trifling pecuniary consideration in securing an instrument of intrinsic value.
 ETRis I,ssirunsssst can be had at the Apothe- caries' Hal, end .. the store of Dr. J. c. Beck With, LickfeN, Conn.
 July 6, 1887. Sm5
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
.VeSU-AsgUe2s Syas6 .NseaU. YsO 2.z
 STHANG BoA AT LINE.
The Steamer New-HIavem. - CAPr. J. SToNE, AND f'7
 The Steamer Nevv.V6relr. 4

CAPr. B. SToNE,
 Will,altefnately leave New York daily (Sun. days excepted) from the East River Steam- Boat place, foot of Beekman-street, at 2 o'c'k A. M Returning, leave New-Hayen daily Sundays excepted) at the same hour.
 Excellent Post Coaches will be at the Steam Boat landing in New Haven on arrival of the Doafs, to convey passengers to Hartford, Bos- ton and Providence, daily also to Litchfield, daiiy: via Waterbury; and to I.itchfield, via WoodDury, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satuf- days; also to Wolcottville and Plymouth. via Waterbury. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays. - = ! " =
 N. B. The New-Havcn Steam Boat Com. pany will not be responsible for packages of any sort. unless they arc delivered in New. York to the Captains of the boats, or their their office. 'SA ~ April %. 1887. .s,-s't- Ao
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
NOTICE.

,tiar ss NV AIOLs
 NHE public are hereby informed that the
 copartnership which formerly existed between John H. Collins, Ethan Waher, Jun. Gnd Amasa ". Chapin, was dissolved on the 29th day of April last by the mutual agree ment of the parties, and by the assignment then made by the said John H. Collins.
 AAGASA N.- CHAPIN. : Goshen, Nov. 6, 1887. *o3
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
Iron Foundry.

sxoFse, CMsy.5ssgsvss e e. WovLp inform the public that their Foun. w dry ia In ftill operation at the head of Nesth-s.root. where they arc prepared tn do ell klnde of CASTINGS not 6xeaedlng 70 lo aauO ln ihe best manner, end eh reasonable wLsvM ALee,
 Mo.l kinds of Iron TtirMlag done tp oFAerI Mouths, . supeTIop aFIlele. CnsI Isoss % eInka, elIleTqnl niAesl AndIFonA large md eglAll WeiHhls made and aoaIed--llAelne And kets Avs. ana almost All Kinds ef Job WeTk done Li'sAAsAh Spi. [, 1884, tA
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
US. Mail for Hartford
Shortest Route g Fast Fine.

Shortest Route G Fast Line.
 FARE FROM g
 LStcAsfSeyd tO Hartford g n ,s5O. 1T EAVES Litchfeld for Hartford Tuesday, A Thursday, and Saturday mornings at ' o'clock, and goes through with despatch. All business and baggage sent will be faithfully attended to, as the same driver goes through. u For passage, or information, please to apply at PARKS Hotel, South street.
 Litchfeld, Aug. "A, 1887. *12
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
.N. IT. .V'ORTW e CO.

". Me sVORYH & CO.
 A AVE just returned from New York, and
 are now opening an extensive assort- ment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, wnich will be sold at the lowest pressure pri- ces for cash or good credit. s-' : i
 GT All kinds of Produce taken in exchonoe for Goods also Woolen Socks and Yarn 9t Oct. l9. N. H. NORTH &r CO.'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
x1oFwalk e Litchiield stare.

= 10rwalk C LitchGeld Stage. THIE STAGE will commence It's regular
 trlpe for this season on and after Tues- gay. APril 18th. and will continue to run on the following days: ~ '-T- - - V n
 Leave Liich6eld every Monday, Wednes. day & Friday night. nt i2 o'clock and arriyc 2. Norw1lk ln timc to take tho Boat, nt n o'clock. for New.York. M N
 Returning Norwalk on Wueraavs Ihursdaya, nna EatuFdays, on tho arrivai e, ,ne steam hoass Fnlrneld and Nlmfoi iron, Now.York. G- The Beats lenya onat elda nI Sasneslno ssa.a Market Slip Now.YoFls, on mo e. fhrs through, from ElieAasla io Nsw. Yavh 0aAay @1, ,hO.
 Eor neais, 2! fNrlhag information, annlv a the Mansion House. MlehholA, in "F''s !"
 ApHl as. IeOH S"N "s'""A A,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
NOTICE.

THE subscriber will give steady employ II ment to a number of persons to engage as Book Agents, in disposing of valuable CO., py-right Books now being published. None are requested to apply except those who can present indubitable references as to charac- ter and responsibility.
 Js H. MANSFIELD.
 York-street, q little north of Broad,eay.
 Ne,o- Haren, Nop. 9. *23
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
Sylvester Grisw0ld, .NV1aaixEaKasC PM4aa Ee0s.

IAS returned to Litchfeld, and taken a 1A room at the Mansion House, where he will be happy to wait upon anysof the inha- bitants in the way of his profession.
 Litchfeld Oct. 5, 1887. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
sjIEOSes sNEO9se .& SOas, HAVE ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
 PLAIN AND JAPANNED a,e. HIN WARE. Britannia Tea Pots and Spoons,
 WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF

WITH AN ASsUKIMENT UE ..@g I --1 FER WM R 0 Q CD 6,
 suitable for pedlars. TPedlaTs supplied on as good terms as at any manufactofy in the State.
 Tm EGue 1rougks, and all kinds of TN and SHEET IRoN WORK done at short notice. LitchfeyM ApriJ 2l. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

Beware of Counterfeits
 N order to prevent the salo of spurious - Fiiis. Dr. BrGndreth has prepared certifi. cates Tor every agent,signed by himself (which we are 70 sign and distribute to every agent appointed by us. All Dr. Brandreth's Pills, sold by any person without a certificate. are commercials. PIERRE & PARMELEE.
 M'0aseso'of. June l, 1887. ly1
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27

with The name Ola lady from Ausus:a, Ga,
with some articles oftcmaIc apparel, have
also come ashore. The. Sea Horse, an
English brig OF 73 ;ols, was lost on Ccdr.,
Key during the gale. The vessel is at TO-.
tai loss the cargo consisting Of ccdcr fus.
tic and mahogany, will probably be saved.
AT the south and west the gale was not fel;
Tine schr. Lady Washington has since
con IN, and reports that at the time OF the
gale she was becalmed this side of Key
West. AT Pensacola there was slight
shower, but no wind. The wind being off
shore, it is difficult 10 account for the hi gh
tide which prevailed at the time but i: is
that while the nolth-eas:er was
courshng overthe land south castcrIy win
prevailed at sea. This is frequently the
case, and invariably produces high tide.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27


c.''> ai:' 't'ti',5' al" 'i@ WI" Is IL Ze!i!l'
MS year may DE- al nadr next. ana eSc'ie
20 S"P!'SE' Il Is S-'uoi'' ''''!' me loor IL
or even ''!' .'''''' 'c'c''t o;' c'!!ol proper!
"l' >'"'o'' ~ society Mn'''h wa was won oE INC
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sam t'n' S''''"'H c'Itf''ctr 'ii'i S'E"I
'"'''''"I:i h,>:"t' p' u'i'l OF Io''@ P'FS".
'a'c'c - "''S'i'' -. al" ''c '''';'''!n'h' OF
HHgl cA"!aS:'r tor iH;>grIy and Lair 'IrHI.
."@S' n s"'c;'riS' l"i'ch a man never 'dlis')
ii d o&conl'S W'i'i''!T. lis sonS succeed
n'm' i."i!'2fs m2'"'"I' IN chaF'c'cr o. t'c'F
','''cF' an ",i' 20 ',e "'"lh 'F' '1H ;hHm-
,h'v were c'Hc"'"a 20 ou''HfsS' al" Nho"
how tAc property thcy ENJOY was acquired.
nH, W''r SOS 8fo' up "i!' 'r"''' infancy
Ind themselves IN the zap OF lnXnry' ara
rocked Ii ne cra"Ia o! cAsn; 'acir mods
arc never Turned on baS'nc>r--.i!2t Is DC.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
ScutlallG,
Consera.ive majority,

Consecutive majority, II
T!.c wings claimed a majority Of twcn v
two, in the whole House Of Commons, which
computation must be founded, Of course.
upon an anticipated majority OF thirty. nine
from Ireland.
Mcssrs. Hamilton and West, the oppo.
mems of O'Connel and Dution, for Dublin,
had given notice Of the intention to contest
the return Of The latter, and subscription
was got up to delray the expense.
Mr.. Hume was returned from Kilkenny
by majority Oft.
The papers announce the death of MIR.
JOIN LawIcss, who has long occupied a
prominent station IN Irish polltics-scarcely
less prominent, in fact, than that of Mr.. O
ConneI. Among his counfrymen he was
generally known as ''Ilonest Jack Lawl2ss. u
HIS age was about GO.
SPAIN.
The accounts are more than usually "a.
que and con'raIic;ory, and it is impossible
10 make out from them any distinct idea OF
stg;e matters. ESpartero has been appon.
ted minister of war. Don Carlos it seems,
has possessed himself Of CantavIeja; and
SeEovia has surrendered 10 one Of his gen
erals; farther than this, We can only grope
in the dark, as TO the movements and situa.
ton of the contendirg parties.
The forces of Don Carlos arr s.a.ed al
aboat $4,000 eff wnich 1900 are regular
troops and 5000 guer, iIlas, acting indepc!.-
IDENTITY III hands of ollous strengh.
The ministers were fortilying Lisbon, but
i; was not expected that any serious resis.
tancc would be made to the insurgents.
PORTUGAL.
This inserrccton .appcGrs y be gaining
ground. All tlle old officers and adherents
ofDon Pedro had joined the ihsurgen,s, aid
The private soldiers dcssr:cd in whole ccm-
panies. Marshall SaIdanha had placed
himself the head of the disatiecteJ. and was
threatening to march upon Lisbon. Two
of ;hc ministers hid resigned, in conss-
qucncc of The refusal Of their colleagues to
proclaim the charter Of Don Pedro, which
hey thought Indispensable as the ony means
of satisfying the insurgents. These had
seized the town of Abrauies, the garrison
offering 40 resistance.
The Queen is 10 doubt al heart in favor
# the moyemcn'; she refused to receive a
dpputation from the Cortes, who were ap.
pointed TO assure her of their intention 10
support the revolution which brought the ex-
isting ministry into power, al all hazards
The Queen assigned indisposiion Is her
reason Tor not receiving the deputaton, but
this was considered only pre;ext. A
change administers has no doubt taken place
long before thhis time.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
ROTATION OF CROPS.

II" subject q rolnt 81 oi cro..s is o::o o:
.r.i.: in:rr,, ). 10 lr .rnvr. Hi iii'oug,! "
IS p~ac'ca " h;c:l 5 oi cTya, antiquity. v2'
uut 50 ml"l is known respecting The p..ii,
os"p,y Of i i:;Govd tic nlo:c practice o! ii.
o.. ;s there should o..
/. seems 20 b, tntH1},! nprH ;:c ;n,.ow-
in; prinr:; ;,r>. !. "lts;l d.;;,,!rnt p;intS
tb>ot5 fran .;,e sane $aI III rent juices,
uaI i:,.,t jji,cc Of G'oI..} EXHAUSTED by
ru!ur: o.. o'ic k.l:d al crop upon i. may
st.i; co.i;;,n juices irot',' aii.i suitable Tor
ano. o..rr crup. Ii is k"o"n however THAI
yillts ;,b,olb a.. soia:,It S:as'mc"s 'ha: ihc
SOL co"t:,'ns. w.:e:'.cr ijvuious to th'ir
-Gow.a tar DOT.
2. Yae ROOFS OF d.;l:':a:. p!an's bcjn,:
OF diItgc:.; lengths. eN;r.:d I.,to d..iercHt
layers o. tae.SJ.I, in t':uS derive from !
proper lour;s,n2nt. Iii" roo'S ui al plants
a, ;nc 'i;nc OF sprouting or &':u!iAa,ion mus
! D. in he same stratum OF sol and mas b"
cGla j. GrprnA III Upon il. . II :, by Gu.
t.y,,..:vI ;.;, 50 IS tanned u.;r ,>Ni dc GI;.
;~re.t l."t!S are m,nIic;; inr, Is: so as to
,,:,.. .l.i,, g, someone's, ,,I Iu4.,E,
Tar ;hpory wh:ch seems % be no*>lu-
SHE % account for ;i,,. proprie vormc 70 q.
;:oa Of pla",s is that advarce; by Dccan-
Hole. VIZ. Taut plants r,icc: ,r throw out
from :ne;r roots into tAr SOL such portions
Is ere 10, mos, sa!utarv to ,hcrn, and that
%''.cr.!h.c sJi! bsco!nes cl:-spJ with their jul.
;,la; pIa", w.!i cease 10 grow: bat ano her
kind NAV rrq9re hes. Very a:cas for is
sus:v:ancc, AMI co.'s .1u2nly .cow luxuri,
ant'v il il
We JcIi.yc .h2r. is sonlr.hi.r IN this
i,Iay. ,aan mere theory.
E,vD.r;no2n.s tried Ev i f,.rrn; ncoDIc 90
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
CONGRESS.
SENATE.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

September. l4--Mr. Wright, from the
Committee OIL Finance. repor;ed the follow.
ing bills, which were severely read and
ordered to a second reading.
1. A bill to authorize goods and mer.
chandizc to be deposited in the public s:o.
ries
2. A bill imposing additional duties, as
repositories, in certain cases, on public Of:
ficers.
[Ths bill providas for the receiving and
safe keeping OF the pubic revenue, by the
various receiving officers, postmasters, &c.
until regularly called for by the Department.
The bill contains many de;ails especially of
precaution, to secure the fai,hfulness of Of.
ticcrs having the custody of the public mo-
ney.
3. A bill to revoke the charters Of such
banks in the District of Columbia, as shall
not resume specie payments in specified
time; and for the suppression OF small notes
in the District.
1t requires the payment OF specie on all
-
lro..l The date of The bill; and on all notes
OF a larger denomination in SIX months
|, forblds the issuing OF notes under i've
dollars.
Mr.. HUBBARD offered the following
resolution, which lies over one day /:
Resozved, That after this day the daily
meeting ofthe Senate shall be at ten o'clock
instead oftweIve, till otherwise ordered.
After debate the bill was ordered to be en-
crossed for a third reading.
STATE DEPOSITES,
ThcSenate proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the special order the bill to postpone
the payment Of tie forth enstament ofthe
deposi;es with The States.
Mr.. Rives said he understood that this
day the Committee on Finance expected 70
make a full report on the subjects winch
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
\ GREAT TUNNEL.

One ofthoSc works which appear 10 su-
pertical observers as inpracticablc, or Of
necessity requiring many years TO accom-.
p!ish, has rcceni " been constructed ior the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad compa.
ny in Chester co. near P,enxviljc.
THIS Tunnel is through the hill called
"Dack Rock" whclc tic SchuyIkIl River
makes circuitous bend of three or four
miles, a:Il was adopted % save this distance
III :hr rail road.
Tie northern sides Of this hill presents a
series OF precIpIious rocks whIch nave de-
lid for ages. all rage of loamlng river that
flows round It's base.
Ii stands in AL thc nlagcsy. Of nature,
seeming to (rown in black drfiance, upon
every effort that might be made b. nature
or bv ,rt, to overcome lis ,ii;iii1ito ini passa-
blc c!;hs.
This s.crn barrier stood in the way OF ;hc
rail road. lis altitude, one hundred and
fifty feet above i!lc level OF the proposed
grade. TO make Il perfect line Of the
S,.or, lsi possible length, tunnel Of the for.
:I,r .,, ,o,,J c,,,.
'''a"''o 'e''S',' oi '"o '"ou'a,o ' r,k reL'' was
ncctSsfy' al'd '','S 100 III " 'o.h VI ,''' mus,
,"foiddlns kina. Inexperienced MINUS "ouia
such magnitude and difficulty, but to such
,nc ~, company ) "o,NS were ''o' cUIl.i'Ta'-
"t'r T"@''eclS' Nto"cu"' "''l " III NOD
JASON. ESqS' llau seen Inu'hcf'oie instances
Of tie irumphs OF art, where the energies
O! nan, guIdsd by the pure hight OF scIence'
n;'d overcome all opposition. lhey dccI'
dcd the worn should DC donc' nolwlthsl''n'
ding the iorebodiHgs OF many that II they
constructed tunnel mere the co APPLETON
5y from five 10 ten years.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
t'ro.a IL ,:3!Jirs of his Lift, hyI 5. h1cArrt
WALTER SCOTT AND HIS Chill
D2EN.

III was not one Of those Niio take much
l.!ig.t III il mere ;ntln'; bu; 40 t;rhcr ever
L..vu;c more time and tender care TO his
eli ng than hc Gid 10 each OF sis, as they
sutcessivcIy rcac'.cI the age VII ~ they
coul.i ls.rn to Ii il a;!,l uIl@gs aEd lis talk.
Like their m:Iic piayma,',S, Camp and IA"
grey bounds, they had at Il! "!n>s free &C.
cess TO his s:a;';: &c never considered hc;r
'i,tia as any DIS U:O2ncG, t;lcy west and
came as pleased !hrr !;!ncy; he Was always
ready 10 answer ti,cir questions: a;Il when
they, unconscious how he was cnI"gcd
ci.,rcaitI hm 10 lay down his pen and TIL
them Il story, he would take jham Oh his
k&cc, rcpo;,. ballad OF a !eg:nd, kiss hem
anI set them Lown again to htir nnrbIes
or n:ncpins, and rtsuAlc lis Iab"rs Us If re.
iresaci by the Interruption. From very
carly age, he made tnciA dine It tic ia5I'
and sit up 10 SUPPER Ia short, he c"Hsi!-
crsd i tie highest d~ry. Is well as the
sw+ctes, pleasure, Of Il par"H', 10 be t'c
ronranon of lis c:.i}~rc;;: he poHook ali
l..H.r iovs AZ! sorrows, auI made rs KIND,
i,.iD.In,.l i strlc ions % f,w 50 easily anG
D.4yluny jalo tie curr,:!}! nf;hc,r o"n say
!ug$, and do.ag&, j!.,. 50 :%r from c2gariing
han with &ny distant a"c, t VS. never
lhour!it Ia: any spor. or ,!.vcrs!>n coUli 20
on in tac right way uj'aSs ripa w"ri o;
~. party, or that lie ran,"st da.t' codlI be
Anl 50 nc Wtrs IL home.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
The Sun fI0Trr.
BaRyHgLL. July ~. lc37

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under s'atc ti!cJ "'' "a, N|u "''' Ivy -
some parts OF EoFop' i'n"y % " Ga 40" " .
cvcr,;o observe, that "hca t'e io"tt ''"''>
OF the plant ;,fe il.'?eJ, IL Shoc'' a"i ''',e"
a SECOND growth. 'Aa y'1'''s less gam 'n'S I'VE;
remark IS io"1d,;u Oh o'.H eA'':'''' 1''' o''E
during Cry s3N'ilef I'tFi'oic '1''''''
rely aroa Is accaf 'c|' l. Il '' oo'':.i' 90; ',:>i
aHl:: I'll c':tai'', ,'''vE' 'e! S:''''''I'' :o -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
tpir,CUJcOLA. SlDtcmbrr >.

Tremendous and -lwtM GaIe at Apala.
ch.cota 1.-Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
worth OF Property d dS:royed! Buildings
blown down. and Twenty or Thirty wlii
,l.ci. Nn..f~ 5'owm oG.M It'd" !csc from
ten =! n.'r,i. f.: -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-09-27
FOE RBEG NJ
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Times, of August 18th, contains the
names Of all the members returned for the
Parliament from England and Scotland, o
which the following is SUNNI ary.
Conservatives. Wings
English cities and boroughs, Isl 1910
English countirs, ia 45
2G5 235
Scotland, 20 33
285 269
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-21

CORPORAL PUN1snMENTlN SCHOOLS
The School Committee of Boston have
lately adopted resolution, which does
honor to the leads and the hearts Ct the
members Of that board. The days Of
ruling children hy brute force, hv an APP
peal to their fears, instead Of their reason,
and their moral sentiments, are rapidly
passing away. They will soon b- cou-
Sidered and treated as rational 6cinys.-
The committee deserve much credit for
passing this Resolution, which is as fol-
lows
Rcso'red, That it he strictly enjoincd
upon the several instructors Of the public
schools, never to make use of corporeal
punishment until every other means of
influencing the pupils shall have failed :
and that in all cases where it shall be-
come abSolute Y necessary, special pains
shall be taken 10 surround it with such
circumstances of solemn;tv that it may
operate upon the minds of the other pu-
pills in the strongest possible manner, as a
means of diminishing its frequency.
A Boston Medical Journal says that a
singular property has lately been ascribed
to coffee, when drank habitualIv from ear
ly childhood to the age Of pubertv,-thar
Of preventing that development of the
bones, which would take place were this
article never introduced into the stomach
The advices from New-YoYk are O
the most gloomy desert ption; every mai
and packet ship are frtiyhted with pro
tested bills.
The Pennsylvania alone brought bach
five hundred thousand ponnIs sterling
worth Of bills, principally against cotton
Shipments Boston Press
LEAD The Missouri Republican O
May 20 says, we are sorry TO hear from
GaI"na, that this great staple Of our coun
try is tumbIng down in price at a rapi,
rate. Sales could scarcely he effected a
all, and no business, either mining ol
smelling, was going on. We are told
that sales were made during the past week
at $3.50 for cash, or s. for drafts upon
Pittsburgh"
WORTH NoT1Sa.-In six counties it
Massachusetts no licenses are granted fo
the retail of ardent spirits. But in thu
neighboring town of CharIestown up
wards Of fifty tavcrners, yictualIers, anC
grocers, are licensed TO venI this vile com
modify!