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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15
THE EMPIRE STATE REDEEMED I.

The EMPIRE STATE has REDEEMED herself and sA.
WE'D the UNIoN WILLIAM H. SEW ARD and
Lieut.. Governor by most decisive majorities. We
have carried large majority 1.-THE Members Of Con-
gress. We have also a large majority Of the Mem
to us Senator in Congress- Comptroller, Attorney
General, Secretary Of State, and Treasurer This is
no barren Victory Never in the annals party,
was defeat more fatal, disastrous and overwhelming.
The entire State-the whole People, have done
their utmost duty. The hopes Of the Republic were
won. And here, in Van Biren's osvD State, and in
defiance of his legions Of Ofice.holdeps, Victory
has been achieved which terminates the misrule Of
Demag0gues end Despots.
To the generous, devoted, ndomi,able Wines Of this
disenthraed State tender our congratulations.
To the fearless, independent, uncollared CoNsERvA-
TIvEs, tender the night hand Of political fellowship
To the zealous cooperation and the mutual efforts Of
FREEMEN, the People are indebted for this great and
glorious triumph.-Abnny Epening JouTm.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

" B. majority in 1884, 1850 1880 w. 80.
*Tn Chenango. J. C. Clark conservative, is elected
to Congress. ~g~.,.. ~. 1850. ....t IA
Cavnea. the residence Of w. H. Seward, the wing
candidate for Governor.
Duchess the residence Of Senator TaIfmadge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15
FOR SALE.

1aH1zM A FARM situated in the town of
m Sharon, Ellsworth Society, o
GVe miles from the village Of Sharon.
one mile and a half east of the
meeting ho.Ise in Ellsworth, one mile md a
half west Of the HoUsatonic river where the
rail road is building, ON the turnpike leading
from Litchfield to POughkeepsie, containing
about 200 acres of land. one dwelling house,
two barns, good cow house g. wagon house,
with other out buildings. This farra > we'll
proportioned for moving, pasture and pillow
land, and abundance of wood and timber: it
is we'll watered--waier in every lot--with
good orchards. The water privileges are
first rate. For further particulars. inquire ON
the premises, Of ~ -. Iip'
Sharon, Nou. s. 1883. .2s' b %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15
From ,he Prouidence Journal of Monday.


Election Of SesafOr.-The two Houses Of the Cen
eral Assembly joined in Grand Committee on Satur-
day morning, at II o'clock, for the purpose Of select
ing Senator to the Congress Of the United States.
for six years from the 4th Of March next in the place
Of ths Hon. Asher Robbins whose term Of Office will
then expire. All the members os both Houses were
present and ON the first ballot. Nathan Flopr Diron
Of Westerly. was elected ny majority Of 25. over
oil others. The vote stood for Nathan r. Dixon,
(Whig,l 54-Benjamin B. Thurston, loco, 26-Scat-
tering, ,. i,itl
q ----@~ra&t ,hlNf a.it,
Fairfield County pas NOT ueTy sceH reprpsensed"
said our New-Haven Postmaster the Other day III an
under tone to Loco-Foco from bridgeport 10 whom
he was expressing his Disappointment not having
seen him nj Hartford.-The Postmaster was right
FaiT6ed County was not very well represented at
Mr. Niles Convention, nor any other County as well
rs the leaders had reason to hope and expect from the
great exertiOns made TO FaiEe ereat meeting and
The IocOs will find. notwithstanding al their noise
and fuss. that neither Fairfield nor any other comfy
will be very well Represented for them in the next Ie
gislature. -NeU- HGUen Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15
OLD SARATOGA! 81

"Nert Wednesday night there soil be nothing left 81
the Wings in this county but their teeth and toe nails"
The above beautiful extract 10 FROM Speech made
at Loco-Foco Meeting in this Village BY. Col: Bore
tn the third inst The Wings feel thankful for the
Coonels generosity in leaving them thus much to en-
able them TO dig out and tothe sen.i-
ment by giving average majority Of so in this town,
and $50 in the Co. having the LOcos not only their
teeth and toe nas,' but their eyes to cry ruth. Our
Congressman is elected by over 800. NJ.
Waterford, Nov. 8, 1888. ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

last, at the election for town officers in Wehersfeld,
the whole Wing ticket was elected. The vote was
large, the Loco Focos did their best, and the Wing
majority upon the test vote for town clerk was 81
ENFiELD.--In this town, on the same day, the
Wings carried their whole ticket, by majortes Of
from 60 to 70.
GRANBY.-The Conservative ticket succeeded in
Cranky, the Loco Focos being completely routed.
The Loco FOcos carried their ticket in Simsbury.
This is an old Loco Foco town. In East Hartford,
also, the Loco Focos succeeded by majority Of 3.
Hartford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

n wen ana AtdrUSfng E0Ct.-W q mdk6 tIle IOHOW.
ing statement because we have POSITIVE PROOF OF
TRUTH, and because believe it important that
the People should know il. We received the inf0r-
nation from gentleman whose veracity cannot he
quesoned-a gentleman cho knotus srhaf he asserts,
and who is ready 10 make oath to his assertions.
He states that he is connected with Pos. Office in
Onondnea County. N. Y. and that for the last three
haze come 10 that office in great quantities. directed TO
dipidnals in that secton, which have been Jranked By
MARTIN VAN buren,. President Of The United
States Here we have il, them not from rumor, burt
from a source which cannot he gansayed, that The
President Of the United States has been at work with
the freemen Of New York. The same power is doubt
less at work among us, and we are called npon fel
lOw-citiZens to open eyes 10 THE TRUTH, and
BY nh that 10 desirable in the legacy of our fathers,
rich in the enjoyment Of freedom to forget all mi
differences of opinion and rally around free
institutions, and m from the seat Of power corrupt
Partisan President !-Harord Patriot and Democrat.
Close ShGuing-It is now said to be ascertained by
the official returns, that the vote in the Sd Congress
siona District Illinois, which has been 20 long and
nrdenty contested, stands as follows For Stuart.
(Whie) 16247-for Douglass (IOcO) Is, 2!-Inaking
majority of five votes only for the former. who has
received the certificate Of election This is most
remarkable result, when we consider that this is the
sing population Of about 25OIOO6 inl,ahanis. and
territory which, at the next ceBsisa viii undoubtedly
he entitled five representatives in the national lc
eisature. Immense frauds were practised in This
tensve district, by the "aid o. the general govern
meRt" through the fundamentally Of its myrmidons
made secure the district, thousands IT Illegal voters
having been introduced from the public works. &c.
and yet truth and principle have thus FAR rimnphed
-Nso- HoUen Herald.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

A MrsrAKE-An honest-hearted Loco Foco, who
reads nothing but the Hartford Times, was looking
over the proceedings Of the late grand Convention,
and coming the first Of their resolutions he read
as follows Resolved that the Government of these
United States is emphatically Federal vested with an
aggregate Of specified powers" &c. He stopped
moment. and looking 10 be sure he had got the right
paper That's le!" said he, Martin Van Buren''s
government Federal! It's lie. The government is
dimmocratc. and the Federaliss hant nothing to do
with 1.-THE scoundrels =" The Times should ex-
plain for great many Of its readers have connect.
ed horrible associations with that word Federal and
they never will stand to have the that
they have voted for, called "emphatcally Federal"
Hartford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

Dutchess County has given about 600 majority for a
Wing Congressman. LrTcHFIELD COUNTY ranges side
by side with her in teritory-shal she not in the
for the public good She can next spring give an
equal majorty-and when TRUMAN SMITH or some
other true-heared Wing is nominated. if the proper
spirit is displayed, SHE WILL DO IT. What say you,
freemen, shall it not he done
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

The cities on The Hudson.-New-York at the late
election gave average Wing majority Of about 1900
Albany 64O-Troy -Poughkeepsie 410. 81.
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w GLENN'S PERU M ERIES.
&c TRINCHARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets

PARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.
JOURNAL of an Exploring Tour beyond the
~ Rocky Mountains under the direction of the
A c F M, performed in the years 1895, '36 and
~; containing description of the geography. ge
oiogy, climate and productions and the mum 9,
manners and customs OF the natives; with Map
Of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker, A Nj
he River and he Desert; or Rccoections OF
the Rhone and III, "hur,reuse; by Miss Pardoe,
author ofthe City of Sultan, &c. in 2 vols.
The Robbcr, Tale, the author OF Rlchcleu,
The Gypsy, Attila; in 2s
The Two Flir.s; Ad. '>turc in Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady D!essington. L
bnlwer, Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Medwin, and others; in vols.
The Lite and Adventures of Nicholas Mic eby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. 1.
Just received and for sale BY
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FE7HE public respectfully informed tsst this inst'-
tuition is erected an the most improved sslan, and
in airy and most admirable situation, in the snllrs
franklin, upon the rairoad one mile from .he Misss
sipp.
The building is large and most commo,lousy divided
int" apartments for keeping separasa different cfsses
and different Diseases.
The institution is supplied with tae most skh,F and
attentive male and female muses., ard speaking ,hesa
RIOTS modern languages.
Private may be had Nv gentlemen at FIVE dsa
lars per day, includm, attendance. &c. ,..as.4
Terms in the mary wards. two dcasnts per day
Slaves also dollurs. Small P0x in fie ordinary
wards, FIVE dollars
All capital surgical operations extrn.
The resident physician is Dr. Wedie,nstts tu whom
application for admission must be made. 10 NJ c
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. apfs "
I EAT LAED-6Od kegs in store, k'r s,ie by
IL DORSEY,
IA New | ever.
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NEW WORKS.
VVNHE NATURALIS.TS OWN BOOK-Comprising

VKNHE NATURALISr'SO OWN BOOK-Comprising
IL descriptions and authentic anscdo,es OF Quadrup-
CuvIet by the author of the "Ydung Mans Own Book
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INSECTS-In
two volunes-vo :, forming no. "A of the "FaniIy LII
brary".
by Henry Roscoe, Esq with notes and references
Anefnun decision, and to the English common law snd
ecclesiastical reports by George ShatAw0od.
On DIAGNOSIS Of DISEASES of the CHEsT-hased up
the comparison If their physical and general signs,
by w W Gerhard NJ ID.
PRINCIPLES or PATHOLOGY, AND PRACTICE OF
don edition with notes and additions, by Samuel Geo.
Morton, M ID, in vols.
The AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEWING 36 for
December 1885. just received and for sale by
fig VIM ckEAN. corner ofC "a MO and en-. y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-25
LATE PUBLICATIONS

LA II fiiBLlCA lONo.
THESS MADE EASY being new introductie"
" 10 the rndiments o. that scientific und PoPHlar
game By George Walker, Teacher Of Chess.
Uncle Horaee, r1oveL by Mrs $ c Hall auihor Ut
Sketches of Irish Character, The Buccansr. N@ n'@
vols.
The Spirit of the Gods, Illustrated BY coaared en-
CRAVINGS bv the author Of The Moral Of Flowers
Findens Views Of Ports and Harbours Of Great Bril-
tain.
Flora's Gems, or Ne Treasures Of the ParRrres 70
bouquets, drawn and eoloured from NATURE by James
Andrews with poetixal illussratons, BY fa'usT Amp
Nv amley, author If + Ne Rnniunct of Nature.
Glossary of Terms used IN treriau Roman. Hi
Ian, and Gothic Architecture rire sd,ti"n.
arg, d; exemplifiei by aMI wuod eats.
Addock's Engineers Pocket Book, for the pr 1885;
with an AliAanar; by Henry s.foct Civil Engineer.
Works ~ lord bacon. with MI introductory essay ).
and portrait, edition, complete in : vols.
Bishop Burhei's History OF las own Ttnle aos the
restoration Of Charles RI. tc ,he treaty "l peace nj
Utrecht, ntl,e gncf Queen anra. new ectsi'on
with hisorc,s.r. biographical ntes complete IN one
volume JUST received and for sale ~
WE McKEAN,.
nal o,r r,n,, ca
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WI X. SAMUEL SHAKESPEARE is my authorized
I'VE Agent during my absence from the city,
DANIEL DANA.
ig-laydv
j9-law4w


A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna
nent belonging 10 the human Frame How strange
~ the loss OF II changes the cnun'enace and promo
flrelv trings on tile appearance of old age which
ses many TO recb at heins uncovered and sometimes
even to slns society avoid the tests and sneera Of
their acquaance the remainder Of their lives are con
scquantly spout in retirement. In short even the
los "t property fills the generous thinking vonth with
mat nehvv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair
avert al! these unplea crcumstances 0ldridge'
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
hrs application, and few bottles restores it again. |,
likewise produces eyebrows and whskers: prevents the
n"r from turning grav makes it curl beautifully and
trees 1t from scnrf. Numerous certificates of the frs,
fespscta''v in support of the virtues Of OIdridge
Balm, are shown by the proprietors.
G Read the foowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor of Philadeiph
has certified NAV b. seen below to the h,eh clara
ternf he following gentlemen.
ne undersigned do hereby certify Tint we have se
me bam Of Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge and
nave found highly serviceabe only HIS preventive
against the fsng off of hair but also certain restor
WILLIAM THATCHER, sehivr,
Methods. Minister in st George charge.
JOHN 1NGIIs 30 sa % A Nsp' s,l r.,,a '
JON d THOMAS, NJ ID, 1863 Race st
JOIN FL REY, 10l Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 243 South Cd ST.
JOHN GARD Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t s known that three of the aboy, sjrners are more
than oo years age, and the others not less than 80
[Froo the Muyor.1
Colnmonw ealtl of Pennsylvania, }
City of Philadelphia
J. Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of Philade
rha, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
tessrs + lnglis John Fnre ', and Hugh MrCur,y.
hose names signed to the above that they
are genemer OF character and resrec abilty and as
such full credit should be given the said certificate
In witness whsreGf1 have hereunto SET INV hand
and tnused the seal of the CITY 10 be fixed this
9th day of December, &c. ''''s
Il. y! ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
oBSfhF L that each bottle Of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper on which is repres.n ,sr
the Falls Of Nagari &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Am,
rica, No. Flechc' street, Maiden Lane one doc,
below Pearl street. and by most druggsts and perers
JARVIS Il ANDREWS
my Wholesale Agents. New Orleans
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rAVE g. SCHAFFER'S Compound Fluid Elk.
" tract Of Sarsaparilla, for the cure of obstinate
erup,ions of the skin; pirnples or pusues of the
face biles viii h arise from impure state of tho
blood; seal cru tons; ms in The bones; chronic
rheumatism; tetr; scrofuia, or kings evil; whit
swelling; syphic diseases. and all disorders
arising from impure stute of the blood, BY long
residence in ho climate, or tho injudiclous use Of
mercury.
Also Gave e. Schaff RS Worm Syrup, or In.
FAINT Prcsorvatvc: the best preparation now extant
Among which the follow,ng:-Indian Dye,
for col ring tho hair; Bears Oil; Russian Bear
Grease; Ponatum; ichaw's Frccn 10 Wash: su.
perior Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; Ottc of Rose; Lip Salvc; Kre-
oste Tooth Wash; Carbonic Dentrlfice; Orange
FIswE WAFER; Powder Putfs AM Boxes; Ameri
can Charcoal neatly put up in four ounce walls;
Peston Salts; Cologne; Kreosote Tooth.uche
Drops Hair Brushes; English Dressing Co y Is.
lnG,an Fair Oil;-wi,h variety of other Perfu-
meries, &C. For sale by
l. w GLENN'S PERFUMERIES.
J c TRINCHARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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SWIMMING SCHOOL.

SWIMMING SCHOOL
AND FLOATING BATHS IN THE RIVER,
Opposite NandcrHe street. Th,rd Hunici,aliiy, l,co
squares below the Raj Road.
EXERCISE, CLEANLINESS, PLEASURE AND
HEALTH.
fANf1E ARRANGEMENTS for this establishment are now
completed The Proprietors have provided erv
thing which may tend to the comfort OF Eulhers The
dressing rooms provided with doors under Loo
ana Key; ladders and ropes prepared Tor ascending
from the bath; constant supply Of clean dry ow els
Is kept for the hahers The awning which throws an
agreeable shade the bath, during the heat of the
day, is ee, atcd and allows free circulation
-, Vi air.
VI The Omnhusscs PLYING betwecn Canal stree, and
s. lower cotton press, pass every half hour within fifty
s,en OF the baths
By Snhscriptlon'.2 >, tickets for S. on
pric of bath with towel %
ljaI he Baths are open from io'cucE A. NJ. until
lGP. NJ.
These atils afford graduated lepth of water cf to
feet torn ed b" an enclosed basin 80 feet long by 50
hroad prote cted by railing from the strong curren, of
The river yet efficiently open to allow free pas
sage to tue W, ''er.
aug4-lm
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Council Of Municipality No /,
Sitting of August 80, 1893.
AN ORDINANCE concerning Barials in the bury.
N ing grounds of Muncpa lily No. l, OF the city of
The Council Of Municipality No One, ordain as fol-
Art. |, From and after the 10th of September next,
it shall be the duty of the guardian or guardians OF
cemeteries within this municipality, TO demand, GER
tcate signed hv licensed physlcmn or me coroner,
or two respectable citizens, Jon'ly with inc commits
sary Of the ward in which the deah may occur stating
the date of the disease name. age, plAce Oh nfh SEX
color and cause of death OF the body brought to the
cemetery for h sspa,.dfe in all to be furnished
nv the person persons bringing to the cemetery
dead bsty dead bodies and in no case shall the Keep
,er Of the cemetery receive for .nter'hent bodies,
without having obtained the certificate above men-
Art. 3. |, shall be the duty Of the keeper of the
>eemetery to record in book kept for that purpose
all the particulars obtained by ceihhcaes relalhS 10
he bodies huving received seputre aud also to FUR
ash monthly report to the mayor of the city, con-
tanning copy Of the names, ages places OIL oif'' Gau-
ses of DEATH dates OF disease sex, color OF suc
names of the phyicans or other citze''s aes'"s "'
ZANE. ., , H.,
Art H. fine of ten dollars shall BE- imposed upon the
person persons bringing body or ondes lot sepu
ture the cemeteries Of this municipality; III an fuses
where the certificate heretofore meltlo, eu, a"'' N'
have been furnished :,
sases be, and he hereby authorised, to TAX osses
sion of the horse horses and vehicle bringing saio
bodes and ali keep possession of said horses nj We
hcles until the fine shall have beenpnil ,.-,
Art 6. The mayor is hereby authorised to pub, s'
the present ordnance in all the newspapers IN this cit "
both in the French and English languages during ter
days. ~
[Signed PAUL BERTUS, Recorder
Approved, September 3, 1888.
ISignedl C GENOIS, Mayor.
A true copy IHEARD, Jun. Src'y.
SITTING OF SEPTEMBER >, 1855
Resolved That the ordinance concerning the bu-
irving grounds passed the Both ut., be so amended
a. to substitute the words "lst of October next for
se words "lOtt of September next" in the first article
,ot the cid ordinance ,r,,
[Signadl PAUL BEkloo, recorder
Apprev ed, September 5, 1883
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NEW HAT STORE

NEW HAT STORE.
EUST received per late arrivals from New York.
~ fresh and fashionable assortment Of HATS,
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
of the public to style of beaver hats of superior
finish, fine texture. ric and beautiful lusre also to
fine plain Russia hat of superior quality; and also
SPLENDID article of silk hut toge er with general as
sorment manufactured by himself, expressly for this
market, wholesale aud retail
w OSBORN 81 Camp street.
N. b City and country dealers invited 10 call.
feb s
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ORLEANS PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE :
No. % lagazlhe street, opposite Lauks Arcade,
NsTABLiSHED for the execution of maps, plans
and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
address cards of every description funeral circulars on
deep mourning paper, apothecary and druggists labels;
bank checks dray receipts, &c. printed and execute in
cheap and expeditions style, by the proprietor.
NIB. Bank Notes ne..lv executed ma
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EDOSIN DEOS>-70 bills rosin dross, landing and
III for sale by JTHAN Err Il Co,
Jyl4 "a Poydras street.
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LOUISIANA
rYR NIT jRE wARERO 90 M S

No 50, BienvIIIe street,
xN7ILLIAM R. CARNES, formerly of the firm Of
wv Flint Il Carnes,) would respectfully inf,rm his
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New YORK and Boston good assortment of Fur
niture such mahogany chairs, soGs, led teads,
ME and painted chairs maple and cherry bsdsteads,
mahogany and cherry tables of all descriptions, bu-
reas toilets, secretarys, writing desks, wartrobes of
mahogany and cherry, wash stands, looking glasses,
feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
NIB. Furniture packed for transportation with great
90
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"A CAR
SAMUEL SLATER. ABRAHAM TRIER.
SLATER & TRIER
Forwarding s. comm ssiOn Merchants,
No. 40 Poydras Street,
NEW ORLEA Ms
They will devote their particular attention to the sale
of Western Produce.
References.
Abiah Fisk, Esq.
5 & blanchard,
Hart NJ Shift New Orleans
A NJ Nathan,
Messrs. kohn. Daron & Coz
81 e.: VI % S' s ! s'. Boston,
ROBE rts Brothers s. Co.
Leverst Il Thomas ( New York.
Won Publ Il Nc Gill.
Stanford & Davis. St Louis
Glasgow, Shaw Il Tatun.
S Rider " Co.
Hawey, Page & Dunlap. : Alton.
A r Sklmore Esq.
III Marshall & Co.-I.ouisville.
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PRi.NIIyVG DEVICE

PRINTING OFitICE.
EHOR SALE,-A printing Office composed Of NIL
IL the mat rails necessary for he vspaper. An
assortment of French accents; several i'ns OF Ion
TYPE; large extra imperial press, &c &c, will be sold
cheap and Uneasy Terms This is an excellent chance
for one inien ling to establish country paper and vii
lage jon Office The type &c. will be sold separately
from the press should such arrangement; accomro
date the purchaser. Apply at this office.
aug23
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,

Removed from Il CMstonlhouse st.
TO NEXT DOOR TO ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
CORNER OF PoYpRAs g. ST. CHARLES STREET.
uur9-l833.
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MEM kllIlI,S


FHVHE American Democrat hints on the socin and
IL civil relations Of the United States. BY J. Fen-
more Cooper.
The Two FIirts; or, Adventures in Country House;
and other tueJ by Lady Blessngton, r l. Bulwer Mi
Norton Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore, Captain Nedwin,
und Others in . vols.
The River and the Desert by Miss par,loe author OF
the City Of the Sultan.
The Casket of Gems, the Gift of an Uncle and Aunt
with fine wood engravngs bv Anderson.
Just received and for sale by WIN MckEAN,
jel6 cor Camp aud Common SITS.