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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

n0-THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW
will contain correct portrait Of Charles Cors taken
after his DEATH by the best pathological artist in this
city. shows the bullet wound, and his appearance
after the murder and will be accompanied by full
and graphic account of the murder with startling
facts and the latest particulars Also something inter-
estng about Cotton and his wife. The Comet, fully des
cribed and illustrated by original engraving. made
expressly for this paper The latest reports of the ring
from Bells Life in London capital story about College
Lie by Wasp. All sorts of things, by Ladle excel
lent DISCOURSE by Dow, Jr humorous poem by Spoons
and the usual variety Of editorials the loo al and other
of the day, foreign and domestic news pc-
lice record OF crime and misery the theatres, &C., Sc.
Oficssl09 Nassau street, Ann. Price cents
gle copy dollar for eight months for which the paper
will be mailed to any part ofthe country.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

~ sSr1ss 1T 1890 90. 3ySsnrrs
.rh;s g 49, iIs ~ II ss srsvs,s,
6y.6s uss d Peters sslsbsaisd Tszspess Thou;
$50 s;.t. ss.ss.;, sf ~ So. asf
~ sy ss1s ~
psis lbs ass ID dreaiis fevefish
iichinc NJ M ndstriiE main IN tha sInmsch. nanssa
nrat5ral aDbes. ellei9 stoac6 81 iimia. sssss
ossomsthiIg raising q sis chest &c, ases U.s. 81
A ~ SIP WAX D ydff xE5FhVt
y ~ Ma. casharins Ann sBsiiiges; cherry street,
Phla9ephia has !ittls daughter, who had been on
yofaccusly and sometimes eat nofhing at al and
annnusda sd conf sha s Soesors Knew
;aos what e dos but 20 what they would. She con.
ssi ia. e ssSI,sst Il z isieSa M osSsr ~ s.
This prodacsd q boz Of Peiers VosinI zen.
ges, The first dose satisfied Al shat W0RAfS were
s ;as sssis 9 ssa 8
Sss n asss Ss ssssfs
other medicine failed. 49, - u n
Wherever they had been used, they are preferred
toail osherremediss. w
- SEG1'4sz xxx slAzOSSss4GSs
now Iapsuy Al Stner pfeRaralIons
WnoSP.g
sa$ SIss gslaess. slss.iss.s g 10y WI
which = many valuable iyss e9s
sa GosShs Which msS. sssy have Ssen semoses
81 an easiy perlod. No medicine WI Dc togndsc ct
nass asss g.ss s " s ss sssy sss
hey pisao,s sspss,oIsiion, ana relieve e9asssiiSn
,a,s 49, !, 49, ~. 80. = 8 60.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

Vessels Whlle4n pofks Or ols ssF ss,t..s
and every other species Of insuEep Pc person.
a. properly. against loss p daa.sg q AEs. q
as low rates Of premium ias my sImllaE insse-
sutlsn e soNe E ssRas1ef PHhfps ArsS..
< LacAfsld 10 es,
WHAT MEDICINE CAN COMPARE WITH
PETERsl IlgEsRi III a PILLS AND
MEDIC ATE ~ CT I'm GES 4
! PEERS vfcETSARLE PILLS have now
been IN general use more then zen ys&rs, and the
public, ,aueAE thsF value gby experience Ct their
hen y nnparalsledin thehssory Of med
icaI 6cience ii tbs pI any other eonntry esllt
n0nials Of cufes from every quartsE 81 the Union.
and from individuals in every condition tile, ore
bic men have voluntarily catered intoa Conspiracy
to deceive their fellow citzenss these PREPARATIONS
ACT upon the hurlan systemin manner htsle short
= s1s I'D 81 elsesof empirie who IN
ma aQlhieg fthe functions Of the gital organs
md 6se snofS Of their relative positiQns
upon ne blood g
II ReSsiss process kich ill digestible matter that
III s';s VEGETABLES PILLS 40 indeed
chyle, BILE; and all other fluids from which blood d
generated lin al eases OF dyspepsa, cholic, Jakns
dice, natulence heartburn. diseases peculiar 10 e.
males hearbnTn daIrhaaIn short ~ 81 complaints
will effect g cure WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICINES HAVE
FAIIED OF this we have ample proofs 10 exhibit .
allwho wish. TO investigate them. Il III
hay ACQUIRED asa Medical Restorahpe, Is the most
es.oiabe proof that can be given, Of their i'm
mense importance tose afflicted in almost
Of Diseases The number Of eters received from
prpdigiouss and the complaints they cured are
almost asSvalid as they are numerous ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
GonsliRpt ion & iT6f eomblaiIlt. !

A n ssss gy6,.g7
vs. ~ ~ f
W Nv " 81 IN
~ ~ M y1s
to S.sa w, hx,h,ant and
T. W asi.3 S.,a ~ and
anss sa
remedy md jSss pure.
lg ~ ~ y.
M Si s as,f says ~
y s scsss yen
u iost
" " so.e .nss
ad ,b ,He Nc,
Gvn ~ IS J nnu
= e'sH
~ ~ aune
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
E3OKKlVs6s, ~. S.S,EN. ]

VINE snbscsibet AaS Just received d fiall
assortment OF LO OKIN(.G LASSES,
and intends keeping consiahtly on hand va.
Fious sizes. Also Partraif and Picture
Frames. Ladies' Toilet Hlxess Ge1t's Dfsss
sing Cases, Curl Maple Chairs, and various
other articles. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Wars Room
3 doors west of the County House.
@. DEWEY.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

- kxs&a;
epps.l. e. i y Z &! sis!s, gsIp
Phelps, RESTORATTTE BrTsRER Nhiel can g.,
pc taken with ssalsf o. y,a ~
ss ,ssss;s ss ss sss ssss III
TO Pills wflek Or tie sysssm ~ hot
weather and d kbaIige 81 diet, w
.ss' s' ll ss PSgy.
seians general acknoWls9g ed etc ne nsost
happy coaabination Of ecst ssvealsd
sa.isa 81 g ga g sga111ffs {
I ssS e. S. s'ss sl11os
Some 81 the csass Of phFonic diseases cured ba
hese Pills are tfnlY fishing sse tes IN
6s es
es are Immediately cured BY The use oftIs remedy
Mr. SsowelI 81 soasll Bfookfe was cured Of an
Glceroa the leg years s.andng: D, ii
peiiset health ~ taking three boxes afierfbe plys
justice Biooisssd II oik sisf, va cured
ofdysyepsias Nihep no cther llssdieins would give
'n Rs ssnf Mr. Eastman lie ssss esss save ,hey
saved his lie Hid coinPIsi6s vas chronic infiama-
zion Of thes tona Oh and iyerss 40 II e
ii s6e bilious sssers o al country, g substitute
for calomes WrtesS never saw disease yield
DO fapidiy - mod cine! Vs. ~. VI S .
pr Jek Ghiskopee. cured sri oAsll1ase case sof
Nh. J.aN. Avery, Iofs Me-, osis vas cured q A
chronic inflammation Of The which had been .uns
der The tfeasmens cf diff physicians Tor six
'' M. Andrew vredsnbdis i d Rome, nj !. was
be canceronss and ncarable ene dozen boxes Of
Dr. MsNSS ermo1t. found ,liem sovereign
specific il all cases, FOR rape and other WORMS: D
yMr Elafifn, Who had Contracted. A inaTsamus BY q
'ffsidsncsin Tsxas, was1cgfed ~ n isw boxes OF
fqSd bdi barely srisl loF dntl tcolanear
d yTbrse ladies ii Connsei have been cured Of
pxs or nerve Flleulna stn ~ mem
use of!his medicqe without aAe addisioi oh
w issqiss ii FHEl.Rse i ! pills ss 4
p RaIispsa e's Priss ssas III ssss
Fer sals 80 de Drug ists thEoubhoutSth the Uniled
Siafss and Werchafts I'M alI ths country towns n
this State where may alsob6 had - IN = =
Dr. RlleIps Cough Pills, 6
The most sure remedy for coaghs, coIds censsnsp'
ton. pbocpiag caagA asthma. htsess 81 ths chest
'si his saIasb Tsmsdv Il cobioaiion ofths mon
which have been fonnd serpicesb} in coughs md
e. s8s c aRe e5f sa ees
tho fstens.. The psopFietef hos never Known in-
asfs they 81 ot gxs psEIsss
sDY ever offered toihe pubic. Price % Gems PEP
PlErSs nRsreisA sIys;i 81 u sbscz aITrhRs.
ths 1iasisaled tonic 9leniHs ssnedys i0s ~.
si f $780, ssss - ssli s ss sss
80 ~ a:;sf Fer sale 81 -
4 Samuel Buel and r. Nc oQdtafE LitehfsI1s Hi
ram Nebster. Bnfiinaioff Ke lBgp y Bunnell Har.
sSsinson /; Hendefson 20 Co, M Hartford n Nathan
Snisk, Tosrinxfords Lyman q eoftef, 5ashen ia II
Hsrlisoii, CorfiWa h David Gould sharon Daniel
'sF1mliilson. New Ptsston; 81 p9inis. Bethlem,
IA ROOF 81 Co. Nv oodbnry; A Gridleys niertewp;
Seth Thomas 81 Som Plymouth :. ands BY as6his u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
IiDr. NEo1Eaass LIE .RiGlo. AZ
Phenfx NBi6teEssE "a e.

FE2HE perfectly ssaes nneFIlnEs emo aSeee$ttS.
treaiment Of ln!eal every sesf,s2 @ Is
n0lonneF III Experiment Is . leIeFeh. pa
renee Of many thousand patients Will tatactY
prove. During de stOf space 81 Gre onle ne11!JS
Que hundred &neess hare come 20 the klDmlgdG 4
Dr-AlofIht ere tie bent has - " eppenlenfa
etIeessd pefhpneht Euts bydha exclf sle ae4 gg9S
rss q s9Is e, :. y -. "a
medical attend sniss Sch happy TcEnlis ere ke-
hfereat peasGR ippE. ~ .and insRr him Win new
e9p6dsl5es 90 eeipnend the nse fs msdicineskO
As sA lsj II DleIftEs are pSseltYEGETk
Bile nrspsf9 ti0h. 4beyare mia qld easant ~
q alton, and q The ssmssimss ahosOuah
fyina az at i1i61iegf bur md asDimilating
Ssasaied ssets 81 The bic Medicines Vii
i've fe8f III sh0rie SPACE of time Sn any aiheE
prsscf iphou M .s6d- AgdeE 1gilampetosE.
Rhegsla tlsm Si every 3; 81
lin ~ Ghtss lpQpaif and ia
yy1fy dlaats Sfsipg lfgfn an The blood.N
disotde of lhe stcJnSS athe Aee of tbese
st1aAiEinsS has sgsYs proved e be keyohds doubt
CRED lanre riof 10 sIE blher nnse 1teaiMents
AL that Dr.. MofIat ofs bis pa,enigis to be
pagticuar IN ticking them accortigg tohs directors
feIag say III tlsif aSot, fbat he hopes cfed
lsits Is alone by the results OF iair w1dl. !sthe
fsadsr inyalid and does hpa wish tosrkn0w.
ffe tie Nadciiies will suit his own case
lfs1. lEl'if 81 - .igs paenN md 4Sochfe -
copy "a she ab'ishea igrasuifously.
ea! some sEaetly s mil
.F s sals s|sIsssi ard fetsil M alotfAtsss
Agent 5aF LitchfeiA B0hnlf, Md store pf j. G*
sBeekWtlL S0itthstkeeE 80 xsgsss a. III
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
mr. II. RbANDRE yH
Ieaesd 1e rersaI Iills,

all Ahnse rofl 10
n rs s. ehv ~
move is d iassd hnmers, cause Of pan
enc ihe fGpe RSnSEs e R ssSs
Ssssss snst sesn rs f s,as,n,
asa 81 ser ssf 81 FL aS ssSrfs NOW
IN IN ssne Er,, PIT lsSSSs Sa1 which II
= isl:i Ss 4, 4,fxTARIOw
9hs Sshlis ssf 6sasa1 observe thas.So
s y !, is Sna
nro1 n. 2ishsfS ar& IA IN containsa IA al
NJ IA 3rH M fSs ~ gsath Thsss laheis nra
~, SsHI Mar ,v siss;gnaa ana done ~
: a $1,snse AZ 4srsynl tIsn,;xs NJ -siIarss1- 80
Ris6ENHER. nv ~ 81; Is sIef,sfnre II ~ r.
i sn,,sf An Sa,SS M ~ nov nt ,ho
T;,i2 81 IN ina hn7,.,F 49, - NJ caSsf,,I a.
~ ssrss ,3reth L,;ir ha
fS,nIi IN ssral n 81 III s Sfsis he;nv smer
act ffansler 81 ne ar Di Branfre,6 This
same WI ~ found ia, he nsk work, 80 q : s
IS ss.S 80 Il N ssssf eas ~ ga :,
~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

will keep on hand, pr. Manufacture to order,
Harnesses OF Ngg kkseSfS,
Saddles. Brittles, Trunks, &c.
He invites those who waat work in his line
to give him q call, as be hasFno doubt he can
satisfy them both as to Qliaiity and prices.
q RIPAIRTNc Of all kinds done III the best
manner and at short notice. I Many Articles
Of Pf04Hce taken in payment for work :
FREDERICK w. BN0WN.t
Lachesld, Nov. le. l64l. Q5
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EI,1i5oItsilT M

nRELDsR1Zi N'S. EgyptiaA 1Ess xaffan-s
EW ted " cure Tie most severe ea 81 osburns also
piles and .fst6!a y ts5s hours, ntopiieto Ire
ceved a1eftef 4tatng he lad Stie piles 4orssixieen
years, 1nordsr o ga ger.
iificalesahe price is made which lssnly 25
can use this very va 1seSxeFY almost without
cost. For Worms wn Persons Or children
i!s e1acsFfa ceftains 1M spfans md kness in
to cure and supefseds entirely The unpeasant use OF
allkinds Of slrengb plasters eaocss Uni
meats, &C. IL gives the muscles and.tone
TO The nerves, ig Isl pleasant diftRabl siimpiant
Whether used internal Of exiernay. Onek case Of
most cIucaising and paipfpi rheumasaskascu ted
in thfee days Ep,ea8 81 swollen breastsN never
has ID INN el6tkI eve;Sand is noN tor the
sst6 time afthe fetes 81 others but ropu.
lar form 80 that III 1tisno
nosiFem. hes9 Be sha1 III ssssas %h9Issale
riff, Aeept for chfisIa, q a ROOF Co, agents
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05
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M8 F

Books, lust received d large
sssoyips1s 8 iks s 3RiEalYa $40 q 4
Y * ENUINE FRENCH. "A choice lot oElisht,
u medium and dark French "A Prints, Mnsins,
Lawns and Cambrics, together with fine Hssortmsnt
ii Merrimack, Robson and Fall River Prime, ~
cheap as The cheapests ~ WI PHELPs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

ElTCHFIELD MUTUAL FIRE INsURs
ANCE COMPANY.
ETHI9 Company has been in operation I
u Ten Years ending July Sd, 1888.
The Whols pumbes of policies which -
have bseulssued u - IT'S
Amount &C Properly lnsuEod. u elias, $50 |
T'hs nnH1is of .polisise Issued &c. fral
'Is Ne sb,oae, e p,ODsf.y insured a. sssU7ssS
The amount IF premium paid n do 25sSI4l |
Tks Hmount Of ptemium charged do l026a.93
On DE Expiration Of those policies thu - a-, 81
pE1ihiam charged Nias relinggiehed. ~
Tha pqHhsr 81 petcies Issued last I'VE n, &,,na
II ssssSaas & SsaIhs,y iaslssd d. ssss4ss,so
ia sTaoaat i Sss'niaIn charged do slSsOs;s4
The whals amnhnf II segeh premium
paid ipistAs lsasasy during 10 .es ~, !, y
fs sfsss = siSs6 u Loans. rs
ls7sss.iI1
~ = III 4 4 iosssss 10 8 sss77,ss 1
: 5s7dE1iids lss. Books and 80. 49, 80 :.
|.1s11' epll. E. .-H
:. isks;ns ! 81 q q "a The ss4s77s
Add l1< al'ege t.2 prepl'Qsas
: ssI's i Is Fl, ,eal n; ~
- Iron bich future m e ~ s;,,,.. ~
.ps'a - j s
1IsIsi!srS skss|ss n: 80 sisis!sa. :
: 2Qhss s!lpp esal: i. =
isgsI = ire 6ss, TsI.iis kslGpd :, y
NV 81 Aasep wheels Bsrthsnpslsd, y I,
g p*rs;s A'p %S sa'' - A'1'' q '' 5000
AP P;,;.t Sf;II To. II 's1''e' ssw %'0 10000
June ss FSile Chase. Iiishssld, Dwelling !. !.
Partial IS - 10
Jan. is. A. p Gibbs. farxiuson, Barn, Total 10000
Esh: n, 9, s: Church Torring,on, Dwelling, eec
s hlary 4 Pssk, Sharon. Store. Par : :
NS ShsSs !. total 4. siason ''DNe D''A S 5000
Ap |ns. Pa SsalSn'e '0"ps'n'' 'l ~" ssss
June Ss g. j. caHowsrd. Ws,ren, Barn and 81 y.
Sheds. Total ssssss ia ss. : a = ayO,vy
: 4 3 sss377;Is
The above were all paid promptly 10 the
safisfaction of all CONCERNED. The expense
@for insnFing inst1is Company exclusive of
] she price Of Policy on Dwellings that are
detached has been but Scents on BOO per
anntna the Company have now sufficient
funds ouleet any ordinary loss that may
occur. without .resorting torthe pledged
'7sunasss yAsk Ii Il - 100 N. 49,
@.AsgS i. soficers II the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
S OLIVER GOODWIN, Treasurer, &
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
aEhssa A a .sessss.Ss -.s ssA Il ~ n
william Beebe, George g Woodruff
Oliver Soodspiri, YIN. III. Thompson,
josiah &. Reckwith, David G.. Sanford, I
Jason Whiting, Richard Smith, -
s-sspsss israel Coe. Esssl
Asnmta fnr fIse COMPANY.
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i xTESIy Isl I elvst1s 81 iii s. nv li6sres '.l
aailss Mesine sna sllss .ps saie ,!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-05

Ce1EkeG4StxWWW6l 80 ~ - -
Wiih lsbeav "a ihcrkgss az same % 1tnil 8 We
lion Of D0l1rss q !, = o. 3
6NFFER toinsure Dwelling Houses DIES
NJ Mills, Manufac tories. Barns = nlps ana
Esssels whiIe Ia ort, OF on the stock GOODS.
and every other species OF iIsuEa Pc PEI son-
a. properly. against loss Pr 2sl lsrss 3!
as low rates of premium g any similar instl-
tutien q eo0e asSqa Se| 8. A. s, z~.;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-13

DEATHS ON BOARD THE u. S. SHIP BosToN. The
subjoined list OF the deaths which have occurred on
board the ship Boston, since she left the United
States with all The particulars that could be collect
ed concerning the residence, &c, Of the deceased,
is published Tor the information OF their relatives
and friends:-
Samuel Smith, April %. 1871, Cape Town; from
Lubec, Maine mother, Mrs. Ann Cofroy Peter
Fits, March 49, 1912, at sea ; from island Notde-
wei + ast Friesland, Hanover; has brothers and
sisters. L. s. Wright, JuLe "a, 1872, at Macao !;
from HiIlsborough, N. Fl. John Hart, July 90 1912,
at Macao from Stockholm /; has sisters in Boston.
John Osborne, October rs, 1912, of Anger from
LIbec. Maine. Lawrence Hofford, November Is,
1912, at sea has family in Philadelphia. Will
liam Meek, November -. 1872 at sea from Penn.
syvania; left will in favor of Walter Swopp,
9 iarter gunner. Benjamin. Murphy, November "a,
1912, at sea parents IN Washington, d. G. father
In-law, James Million. James Addison, November
%, 1872, at sea has mother at Toronto, Upper
Canada, named Harriet Addison William Smllh.
February ID, 1913. at sea has family In Balti-
more. William Bell, June % 1913. at Rio de ia
metro; will in favor OF his wife Isabella Abbot,
Carlisle, England; WIN. Richardson, keeper OF the
Lancashire Tavern, ~ Y, executor. David ).
Pond, July H. 1913; Pond was from Burlington,
Conn sister and brother living.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-13

MYSTERIOUS AND REMARKABLE OUrRAGKs.-The
Cattaraugus Wing relates the following singular
story -
There has been series of depredations commit
ted upon family in Machias, in this county, named
Andrews, which are unaccountable and villainous.
Early In the 81 ring there were several petty thefts
commted by enterinethe house IN the night, carry
isg away provisions, &c. Their barn was set on
ire and burned to the ground and two attempts
have been made to burn the house Who the des
peradoes are, il has been impossible to find out, as
they would come IN the night, in disguise, painted
black, and every effort at detection has proved
vailng. few weeks since, shinge was found
in the house, on which was written warning TO the
family TO leave the house, or they would be muir
dered, or their house burned.
On Thursday, the 9Th ult., about midnight a
noise was heard by the family on the outside Of the
house. Mrs Andrews got up, and upon looking out
saw man fixing sort OF scaffold to get up into the
window, the window being high up from the ground
She got an axe and stood near the window senti.
mel, the window being partially fastened on the in
side. The thief mounted the scaffold and com.
menced raising the window, and finding, after rails
ing II three or four inches, that il was fastened
thrust his arm under to unfasten it, when Mrs. An.
drews raised the axe, and nearly severed the arm
from his body. The thief, with loud groan fell
back, was seized by his comrades and carried 10
their wagon, which stood few rods distant and
the horse was driven off at The top of his speed.
An alarm was Immediately given by The family,
and the whole neishborhood was aroused in search
Of the desperadoes. Blood was found on the win
dow sill, traced to the road, and they were traced
by the blood far the village Of Sandusky in the
town OF Freedom, dlstadce OF some ten or twelve
miles, when all trace of them was lost
We have rumor that DIR Colgrove, living near
that section of the country, had been called dress
a wound in the arm OF an individual living in the
vicinity Of Sandusky, but cannot vouch for the truth
OF the rumor.
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10 tho Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub'
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-postsges paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morningprce 81 cents per copy, or 80 IL per annum-
postsges paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing fast has slarge circiation Of any paper in this
CITY, the ord and ishersore the best channel for bu
snsss men in the city country Prices modsrate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsrA pLisHMnNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHME

EAJHANUE BUILDING, KUUMS 20 Z III.
THE Subscribers having procured the Agency
yOIGTANpER'S DAGgERREQTYPE APPARA-
TUS constructed according Professor Perzvas calculation
have hand large of these Apparatus and
well amateurs of their wishing good
will find to their advantage
this construction. They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used in their which they they
made 70 their order Polishing substances and
and all materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents.
+. White. Esq. us Broadway, n. "
p Hass, Esq, Washington, ID. G.
DIR. A. Capari, Richmond, Va
F. Laurens, ESQ., Savannah, Ga.
William West Esq. Cincinnati, Ohro
All communications (post pad) and orders accompanied
directed to w. & +. LANCE NHEIN.
je 3msr Exchange Building Phila
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Sweet converse with the ladies' whose
Smiles make sunshine in the glocmest hour.

YELLOW FEvER.-We were unintentionally led
into yesterday. citing this disease There
were fifteen persons admitted into the Charity Hos
pita it is true, on the preceding day, bu they did
not happen to have the yellow fever. We are de-
termined, at all times, to tell he truth respecting
the health of our city, when we can arrive it; and
citizens and strangers must be convinced, from the
verv error into which we have fallen. that when
there is danger, they shall know it Annexed are
the reports from the hospital for the two days last
past -
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPOR RUM,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, Ne,o York.
And li6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

AGENCY 3l9 BLEEcKER STREET,
WHO l. SA l. AND X TAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety aud style
Their assortment specially INCLUDES the delicious and
powerful grades OF creep ana Black Every package bears the
thoroughly ed from light and air. that their quality and
power will remain unmpaed in any climate Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely to be excelled H
founded upon the utmost regard 70 the rights Of the
err especially with weight and quality and unr
vailed cheapness All purchasers called upon any
articles which fail TO give them the satisfaction which
the money will be cheerny and promptly refunded Country
merchants public ESTABLISHMENTS heads of families and ship
masters win fluid decided advantage TO supply themselves
from this establishment.
(iENUIxE JAVA CoFFEE roasted every day
Orders all Of the United States executed with
promptitude and despatch.
= The only warehouse America for sale of HoF-
LAss celebrated Black lea. j29 lm.m
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FIRST DELEGATE IN PENNsYLvANM.-The Harris
burg Intelligencer :-"Gen. Thos. M Jolly OF
The 23d District, is the first Delegate appointed in
Pennsylvania to the Wing National Convention to
be held in Baltimore in May next and is instructed
TO support Henry Clay for President"
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MANIIEACTOR.Y-

OF CUT, PLAIN AND MOULDED GLASS.
Of description French and English Porcelain astral
and solar lamps warranted girandoes OF superior quality
To the public general which the habit Of paying
aodlnary prices for the arces discovery
dealers hotels steamboats, shimastes and families h.
they supplied moderate prices Stouvens
Brothers glass mandatory No 20 Gold street their
pot No, John street Broadway Goods any
of the country free All articles matched TO patterns and
glass cut to order Wholesale and retail
Call and satisfy yourseye about quality and prices
au3 lmsec STOUVENEL BROTHFRR
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NEW YORK NE & BOSTON
SOUND PILOT.

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PREsCoTT Pilots, or taxes charge as master aud
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland Kenpebeck aud 9TH
ER PORTS. Office at Frye shaws Nautical store, 222
Water street Beskman Reference number OF mer
ton, and Portland. jyis imisr