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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-07-04

TMPURITY or BLOOD Causes PAIN and
occasions disease upon that part Of the BODY winch
SaG:s may b wsaA'; ss.v ihSs 70 DIdis9
impure matter wSuid settle upon their lungs. and
consumption be tle trouble 90 with other affections
All trouble = saved by using the BRANDkETH
overdone. Only use them in. the conmencememt Of
any disease, use them In full doses and you viii be
s,p and well, while those who are TOO wise to take
iureiy end Their days. The Brandreth Pills are on
ly beginning 70 be appreclated ihey are tound 70
never deceive They sts 'he only internal medicine
Be careful afpreisndsd universal purga.ives, which
canno. bs used without injury % tue body a. Brand
re.h's Pills cam: WHAT are they : Are they not NJ.
.aGns Of the SanSrsh ps Ws,. sG
ssnuins BiandrsiS Fis Bos . conssqaenee ofths
new labels on the Brandreh Pill boxes, are they 10!
obliged to come out under other coIoFs equally ta!seY
Observe the makers and travelling agents. Are they
not men whom DR.. Brendrelh hath cast Of. lnot GER
COED conduct Taly Y not ;s rye e sPpl'fH .s
advertised pile Of the day Snail the public trust
their lives IN the hands Of these unprincipled men
The Brsndre,h Pills giss ssyeagA ior weakness
they are liked beet ~ those who have taken the most
of them. Dr.. Bsandreth can give peSs0naI reference
90 thousands who have been restored from o bed Of
~ s linen s. Ss se
ualy occurring in this city and In every part Of the
Union. Get Brandreths Pi!ls ifyou ore not petfect
y healthy, end :heywill restore yo!-if medicine can
the cause OF impurity Of the blood, and q the same
time the body Is strengthened by the operation OF this
II; Tie pls are sod Il L.ch6sld County BY the fol-
\, GaSfist & Baldwin, Litch6eld; George w. Whit
tlesey, New. Milford Lyman Smith, Bridgewater;
bury 3. j. Loonis, Bethlehem William Leavii.
aud Son, Washington |; Moses Smith. Kent 3. and
O. Swift, Warren David Gould, Sharon Myron
Harrison. Corn ~.ll Bridge; J. Z. Harrison; Coin.
4 Co.. salsbury q. q. Lawrence, Norfolk; Law.
renee & Phelps. Colebs9cki 8: and +; Hurlb.t
Winchester M. q g. w: Merick. Bsrkhamsted
rineioI s. NJ. Mitchell. Pilmcsi6 4. a. Gfidisy.
Water.own n. O. Plat, Gaylosds Bridge @: B.
waller New Preston rs; a. Groves. WolcHilvile
M. and c. J. Camp. Winsted John Franklin,
Norsh Canaan; Caniield a. Robbins, Falls Village;
Alexander &. Holley, Furnace Village. 2I
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE LUNGS,

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
The best medicine known 10 man for incipent
Consumption, Asthma OF every stage, Bleeding Of the
lungs Coughs, Colds, LIVER Complaints. and all d.
seases ofthe pulmonary Organs, ", ,,... '. 90
- NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION. a.
- A compound Balsamic preparation Of The r. anus
Iirgioiana or Wild Cherry Bark" combined with
the Extract prepared By new chemical pro-
guished physicians, and universally acknowledged
he most valuable medicine ever discover ed. -sr1il
49, NO QUAKERY -! NO DECEPTION, 20
j.. 10 All published statements Of cures perfrmed
by this medicine are in eUery respect IT UE. Be
careful and get the genuine" DR.. WssTAR's BAL.
SAM OF WILD CHERRY MS spurious limitations are
abroad. I .flsx. AGENTS {aa,, "a
New Milford !; A. A. Gr,dIey. Watertown Robert
Bull. Salisbury D. Gould, Sharon; Griswold Hum
phrey. N. Canaan Chas. Edwards, Kent. ~ %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-07-04
Peters Vegetable STRENGTHENING Plaster.

This is not only the cheapest but the BEST neatest
and most comfortable plaster in existence. ,,>.s,
Peters Piasteris an easy and most effective rome
dy Tor pain in the breast, side stomach-weakness
or pain in the chest. oins, back-stifness of the
neck-aectioDs Of the limbs joints whether produ.
ced by rheumatism or ether causes-habtua pain
in the head or st0mach-pes colds coughs liver com.
plants, weakness ofthe to break
out in bies and pmples slessness Of the Frame and
for general debtation. ~ 80 ~ -
Let any one afflicted as above, try one Of Peters
Plasers and we will venture to say thai he could not
be prevailed TO discard il again for ten or for most
probably for hundred dollars. ~ - ~
Price IL l-2 cents. i7 ,,"'-
The above valuable medicines are sold bv the fol.
lowing AGENTS: yG Beckwith, Ltchfield, Cowles
Hungerford d Go. Wolcottvile s g. L Hurbut,
Winchester; NJ & c J Camp Winchester ii
Perkins, Wins.ead; Wm H Phelps Hitchcocks-
vile; e CarringtOn, Colebrook G Lawrence,
Canaan Depot Ball, Salisbury VIM c Bots
ford, Furnace Village; D. Gould, Sharon. p w
Mills. Kent; Giddings & Elliott, Gaylords Bridge
y > Bennitt. New Milford Preston & Minor,
KoxbuTy; A Root & Co. Woodbury.; E Curtis,
WateriOwn; P H Skidmose, Bethlem; w l.
SmedIey, south Farms; North & Richards. North
Goshen WEIGH & Co. Milton; Miles e. Son,
Canada Village; Harrington. Calhoun & Co., Ply.
mouth; Merw;n & Peypcint, North6eld; 8. Thonp.
son q Son, Plymouth Hollow; Tallmadge & Curtiss
Plymouth; II. Jackson & Co., Tenysville; g II, &
RI Mitchell. Bristol. 49w iaylS
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: REMEDYFoNWss

- - &c ~.
H1S preparation has nov stSSd we sss. 2. 9s.ee q
Ill years trial, and Is confidently tecommendea as
safe aud etlectlal medicine tot eompelnS worms
rom the system. The unexampled success that mao
attended lie administration in every case where the
patient was really afflicted with worms, certainly
renders il worthy the attention OF Physicians .S
The proprietor has made il point TO ascertain tno
result Of ts use in such cases as came within his
knowledge and observation he .nyar,aoy io4nd
tito produce the most salutaIy edects-nos untre'
Commended for worms had been previously ves.o..ed
10 without any permanent advantage Ints Aet
10 attes.ed by the certificates aud placements OF
dd.
vial Of the preparation in their possession. is
Warranted % contain no Caloml Corrosive, Sublina,e
Croton Oil, OF any article which prove dangerous
with perfeclsaiety to the most delicate infant.
THE g95S SEF gE g TyE%EPEHe 9F Its
.,.'" o = rs "a THE E PUBLIC. 60,
From the Pittsburgh Advocate, March y, ls4O:
FAHNBsrocK's VERMiFveE.-We have made trial
S o.n ni sSs % of which designed The
high character Of the propretors sufficient guar
antee tia. it contains no hurtfui ingredients.
The following from respectable cl.zens o. r!tTS
'"SiH adi hata! Pisesburgh. March IS. ls4l.
lido certify. thatl gave vial Of 3, a. Fahneseocks
which he discharged ihles HUNDRED and sessniy t.eO
scorsss. within Tie space Of twenty four hoors: do
therefore recommend this medicine to the public, 10
"a sfi'''ual care for v'WSTifL William MORRISON,
~ !. g7''"a ~ ~ - PisesGurgA Fsb. 25.h lS4S.
certify that gave B. A Fshnestdek 2 ye.mi;;
fuge to child of mine, four years o. age, which had
been very puny for ebop. yenr. ] brought ayA ;yy
Fa;reie,D, AAsgcny co. Pa! Febrs6sy %, lS4S.
Mr.. B. A. FAHNRsTocK - B9Ga ao :. = .Joi3
Thisis 70 certify that gave one child Of mine
teaspoonful OF your Vermifuge, and to another two
tsaspoonfa!s, after which one discharged .hiry6ye,
and the other forty Ave worms some OF them more
than foot in length and upwards Of twenty Of them
were two feet long. can recommend u to the pub
lie 90 safe and sure remedy for worms 49,
Mr.. Hamilton informs us thet he opened one Of the
largest wogms and found 10 filed with small ones,
this accounts for the rapidly with hch they some
times increase. He further states that he has no
doubt that the vermfage was the means ofsaving the
lives Of his children. 93oi1 81. 40 .J..L lu
.ts>. ID I.'ta h. itbi.9 BAfalo, Dec. 3 lS4S'
SirTI certify hat Administered bottle Of Fa.
hnestocks Vsfmifuge purchased at your store my
boy, two ears old, and he passed eyer . Tof%s.f
Agency ii the Store Of pr. J. 6, BEcKwlTH, for
Lteh6eld Co. -
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Geese Feathers.

VTNHE subscribers have made arrange
Il ments 10 keep u constant supply of first
rate article Of Geese Eeathers-selec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves
in packages from 90 to 5Olbs.; and will fur.
nish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000
lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as
good as the best. at as low prices as can be
purchased Of equal quality in the state.
: -.-'.1 s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1874. n.~f s'st et lyS5 "a
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Wea1ss0ck BO0s,GEs assd Cheo.
asaSt &b6aagyes fes. sale AM
j. CARRINGTON &sSON..
Also Cast Iron ScnAPEAs. PLOuaHs, &c. a
~Su0i' - saaG4 &GrEnf
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and constant attention to this important
branch Of business. hopes to give general sa.
tisfaction, and receive a share of public pa
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual. Watches,
Jewelfy. Silver Ware. Musical Instruments,
Violin Strings. Tuning Forks. Shell Combs,
Watch Oil, &C., which will be sold low to
meet the times. ft' r. MERRlMAN!
Litchfeld, IS" it," ''., .'s e .@ilaa d
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ACCOMPLISHMENT! a
100000 CHILDREN DIE

..r
FROM THE EFFECTS OF WORMS.
This vast mortality can be almost entirely prevented
by the use Of Peters celebrated Lozenges; Thou
sands and ten thousands pine away and die Of
worms, without suspectng the real disease; The
following are few of the symptoms. Head ache
pale lips, flushed cheeks, disturbed dreams, feversh
ness, thirst, bad lasts in the mouth, offensive breath
itching Of the nostrls, pain in the stomach, nausea
unnatural appetite, sweed stomach or limbs, sense
ofsomething raising in the chest, &c. &C. 10
LET SKEPTTCS READ THE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY CURES. u' III,
% Mrs. Catharine Ann Briggs, Cherry street,
Philadelphia, has little daughter, who had been on
decline for several years. At times she would eat
voraciously and sometimes eat nothing at al! and
she was fast wasting away. Her symptoms were so
not what to do; but do what they would, she con.
stanty grew worse, and reluctantly declared she
must die At the request Of friend, the mother at
this stage produced boz Of pssrs Wor% Lozen.
the cause Of oil the child's suffering and two boxes
effected complete cure 81. IL .a.,a T. ,,.,.....,
Mr.. James w. Carpenter, merchant, Roosevelt st.
New York, says DR.. Peters Worm Lo2enges possess
has used them in his family with success when every
other medicine failed. '"l ~ '@9'
Wherever they, had been used, they are preferred
to all other remedies. 14t 5000. ~. .a..s.
DR.. Peters, Cough .LOzessgeS
Are now rapidly superse ling all other preparations
Cough. Catarrh T.ghi"ess Of ths Chest, Bronctitis
and similar pulmonary affections Il is now well
that large proportion OF cases of Con-
snmpiion by which SO many valuable lives are anni.
ally sacrificed. owe their origin to neglected Colds
and Coughs which might easily have been removed
at early period No medicine will be found so ef.
ficacious in curing such cases as these lozenges.
They infallaby allay the cough, by removing The r.
rltation which keeps 1t up; while at the same time
they promote expectoraton, and relieve congestion.
m " N r n WY n N N N a m HR
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~THE JAWS DEATH~fO

now yawn at thousands whom Peters Cough Lozen-
ges might save. 80 N'a' -
~ MIR. J. E. Jones, Marlboro, had violent and
raking cough night sweats, occasional fever, and all
the preliminary symptoms Of consumption. He had
scarcely slept an hour for weeks. Learning hisalarm.
ing situation, the agent gave him few of Peters
Cough Lozenges, which enabled him to sleep quite
well. and two boxes completely cured him. He says
they saved his life. ~. ~
Peters Cough Lozengers have performed some of
the most remarkable cures on record: One trial Of
tnemis more satisfactory than a column Of cerli6-
Gates. i. ~ .,- .ff Il ...l ...te,!
Be sure to ask for PETERS LOZENGES, and
see that you get them. Attend TO this, you will be
deceived
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-07-04

UNLAWFUL for past
- favors, would inform
his friends and the public
generally, that he still
continues the business of
Watch repairingS and that
Ennusn his nNnaniRnNR. Skill
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

q doors :ouh IF Trgnia Hotel, Main streets
Holm r. WADE is ROW manufacturing a snpe-
rior article Or CENTS BOOTS, sfleflh the --latest
FRENCH STYLE and made of the hest PhilaaeL
phia materials, which he warrants to compete will
ANYTHING ever gotten up in the Emitted States, and
nj tho following prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS, S5pO
FINE do. 60a
EXTRA sup sup, b'9u
Wafer proof do with Cork and India Rubber ] 90
extra.
Ladies' and ckHdrens' BOOTS and SHOES made
in The neatesl style. oet2A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

- ~ ; - e -, Y st-ss
lEl SEFLL. respectfully announces
sLa!ies thlf he s n1W rree|yI %
kof beautiful THHrV G73s. all o.
. ara'sr- in tat Fa1paam Of 'asa-
He's has ou,Iee com .rD02 in
Ne Ladies tina thae VIII Gnf W1H-
ood az his store not ~ be fan08 af
house m Wheeling. an Of which s.. II
.eednr.r low. T'PCdft ~ ne C0ratr
ond i-aiau Sress
Sco,cl ara reslisg Lawns. Poanti-
nm. AL ..tt..- " Irs P#L e8f.r
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PAINTINC.

Nf"s
4 III1HL. HOUSF. SIGN AND
|GNTAL PAINTERS. No12j West
always prepared with the hest
ferial 10 eyeruie all orders IN lhelr
'e and at tie Lowest raies.
)cn Of lGNPAlNTlNG or GIL
he hes, manner. may 10
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BLUE BLACK CLOTHS

|lhe hest bargains in Blue Black
- IN This r,rk~tat
sENsENEY d RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-11

YE1EAS-75 Hslf Chests vourq H7son Tea IS
Half rhe.is Chr pa~dcr md In, en- Ts.
Received aud for $40 -
Jun 6 CpAVerr ( ph2IrYs
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=. tfI . = 49,
Y 4 Ito r 7 n g

4 M ADAMS inform. - Trends md nnb'i.
: generally, That be hns retosved few doors
Slu'h ofhis inrr,ersfsrd, uhsre he IL prarored Il,
es"csl" ell orders in his hue win boafncs1 and
despssh. in the latest and mosi improved .'vle NJ
fair compensation. m II
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nuAcI1NE CARDs.

JOHNSTON, BERRY lliiL q "
NAV II G copy
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&EA TAGS PRIME GREEN RIO

90 hays Lapuvra CoGee. met reed md fpt sne by
inh CRANGLE& BAlIhYS.
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or Sggs1a

IS EXPECANTT0R RENE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

REMEMBER THE SICK AND DIsTREssEp.-
Recollect, that the Fakir of Ava exhibits his
surprising Ieats this erening, at the Saloon of
the Assembly Rooms, tor the benefit of the in
digent sick Of the city, TO be applied under the
direction of the lady managers of the INDECENT
Sick Society. Who will withhold small con-
tributon when it is to be applied to so humane
purpose We feel assured that the citizens
of Baltimore will exhibit their usual hberalty
on this occasion, so that the pangs of disease
and poverty may be allcvated by tho gentle
hands which have undertaken this mission of
charity. Remember tonight at the Assembly
Rooms.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20
I For the American Republican,

MEssRs. EDlroRs:-I am truly glad TO see
that the subject Of the naturalization laws has
at last been brought forward on the floors of
Congress- and sincerely hope that sO1aefiiag
will be done to remedy the evils attendant up
on the present laws. No American citizen, be
he foreign born or native, can feel the elective
franchise to be a privilege, so long as ignorant
and untutored foreigners can, by their votes,
(bought perhaps,) neutralzc his suffrage, and
bring about state of things in direct oppOs-
ton to his wishes | say no true American, of
whatever party he may be, can, or ought, calm
" to submit to the infamous frauds attendant
upon the present system of naturalzing for
cigners, and manufacture from them American
citizens.
Messrs Editors, this is indeed a question
high above all party considerations; it is in my
humble opinion, a question of rital interest to
the inhabitants OF our country. 1t is almost
question of national existence. There is no
doubt in my mind that it is fast becoming a
practice among the petty princes Of the German
Empire, to get rid of their convicts by shipping
them TO the United States; and it is fact that
in several of these so called e1nigrn,a ships, the
irons have not been taken off from the persons
of the conviets until within sight of port
NlesSrs. Editors we profess to be free, vet
how much liberty do we really cnoy2 Are we
not trampled upon, our wishes oyer-ruled by
party factions? Are not our SURFACES neutral
lied and rendered of no avail by the Illegal votes
OF foreigners? And are we, the people, Amer
lean citzens-to look upon these infamous
practices, with apathetic Indifference? Are we
to make no effort for their abolition? Shame
upon us if we do not. The proud name of an
American citizen may become by-word and
reproach among nations. We wish the root of
the evil struck at-no looping off of ercrescen-
CeS, as some honorable members of Congress
would have. This done, there is at once ces-
sation of the frauds which have disgraced our
country; and for this we humbly pray.
A IRTE American
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

o. The following is from the Rev. c. Speny, No.
% First Avenue-l had been for ten years every few
weeks attacked with the lies, until within tbc last
more severe nature. For a month previous't0 using
HAYS LlNIMENr. from COmstock 4 Co.. il was
with the greatest difficulty could stand long enough
in the pulpit 10 preach Sermon until about ?DOnth
since when | had commenced using the Hays Lini-
men, and have finally been entirely cured by fellow
ing The directions on the wrapper. From Knowing
you personally / have given you this certificate with
the hope that any afflicted with that terrible
plant say find out and use this extraordinary rensedy.
New YORK, May 3. lS4i
For sale al the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore. II
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MExIco-ANNEXNrIoN or TEXAS, Sc
Morse's Magnetic Telegraph reported an alb
stract of message sent to the house yeSter-
day, by the president, in relation to Mexico,
the annexation of Texas, Sc.
The president complains of the language
used by the Mexican Secretary of State, and
nimates that it would justify harsh measures
on the part of our government but he nobly
forbears to press Mexico to the wall, though he
insists on the immediate annexation of Texas.
Mr.. Tyler is extremely solcitous to obtain the
eclat which he supposes will attend the acqai-
stion of Texas, and is resolved to deprive Mr.
Polk Of all participation in the glory; but we
doubt whether his ambition will be gratied.
In relation TO Mexico his conduct has been
unjustifabe and extraordinary. He first sends
a man to insult and browbeat the Mexican
government, and then complains that the au
thorities Of that nation will not initiate the
Chinese, and return humble thanks for the
chastisement administered. The secret of this
conduct is, we "lecl power and forget right"
We are the wolf and Mexico is the lamb, and
we are resolved that the water shall be muddy,
though it be pure as crystal.
The Message will be found on our first page.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

aI7- We are authorized to say, that Oh about the
24h Of the present month, our principal Theatre will
be opened for a winter campaign. Nh. ANDERSON,
the highly successful star from all the great Theatres,
Is to appear, either on me opening night or very soon
after. OF the superb acting of this gentleman the
New York and Boston public have given the highest
tokens of admiration in the extreme rush every night
during his engagement. We are not behind these eli
ties in Announcements in other matters, and there
fore hope to see suitable mani station more
within the walls of our Temple of SCIENCE. The
Manager is worthy enterprising man, and deserves
every encouragement. d2O-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

DEsrRUcTIyE FIRE AT PEEKsKILL, n. "
On Monday evening fire occurred which de-
stroyod property to the amount of six or eight
thousand dollars, The loss, as near as can be
ascertained, falls principally upon the following
porsons-CIark & Lent, loss about 500, and
no insurance. Noah Underhill, loss $500, in.
sured for 500. Aaron Travis, loss about $500
and insurance. jacob Denike, loss estimated
at $500, $1,000 of which was covered by insu-
rance. Northrop Hall, loss estimated at $50,
no insurance. j. Friggs & Son, less about
500, no Insurance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

INTERESTING ITEMS OF News. Governor
Akin of South Carolina, has appointed Thurs
day, the 9th January, as a day of prayer and
thanksgiving in that Statc.--During the pre-
sent year ESQ dwellings have been erected at
Rochester, N. Y.--The Buffalo Gazette RI
dicules the rumor going the rounds of the press
that Dan Marble is about being married in En-
gland, by asking what will be done with his
yankee bride, and his some half dozen little
Marbles in that city.--A man named VIM.
Barber died suddenly in n. Orleans on the 9th
nst.---Horace Pagaud, charged with forging
Mississippi state warrants to the amount Of
about $4,000, has been arrested and is now
in Kinds county jail.--Mr. Charles J. Bar
ntz of York, Pa, has assumed the editorial
chair of tho Columbia Spy.--The editor Of
the Insane Asylum Journal, published in YER
man Cured by editlng--The receipts this
year of the Mariners Industrial Society Of n {.
York, amount TO 81, 000--The Bangor Wing
says the amount of lumber entered by the Sur
veyor General of Maine during the last year is
l27,2S7 ,536 fcet.--Shcrman & Smith are
about publishing new map of the u. States,
to cost ten dollars a copy.--The people of
Monmouth, n. j., are about to erect a monu-
ment on the famous battle field of that name
A colorcd girl named Mary Sands was burnt to
death at Providence, r. |. on Saturday ,----At
a meeting in Pike county, Ill a few days since,
thirty individuals announced themselves ready
to take up their line of march for Oregon in
the spring population of Detroit is
l0,94S, being an increase OF 1924 since lS4O.-
They have slcighing now at Bangor, Me-, the
snow being Ia inches deep.--So much milk
is brought to the city Of New York over the
Erie Railroad, that it is now called the milky
tgay.---The Savannah Georgian describes a
mammoth sweet orange grown there last sea-
son. Its circumference was II inches-weight
1 IA lbs.--If Col. Benton serves out the
term for " hich he has recently been elected, he
will have been thirty gears a member of the U.
States Senate.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-20

M7-PUBLIC MEETING POSTPONED. Soss or
TEMPERANCE Division No ,, wogid notify their B,eth-
rem of No |, 3 and Divisions, that in consequence
of unforeseen circumstances, our public meeting is
postponed. Due notice will be given as as ar
engagements can be made for il.
N. b. Division No. will meet usual in their Hal
THIS EVENING, M 7 O'Clock.
lt' JOHN e.. MERIDETH, r. Scribe