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~ For sales a, the Stock Exchange. Sales Of Red Es
,o,, nj 9uctioa and Mines Of Me1co. see Last Pcse,
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The Stock market was very buoyant to-day, and
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Exchanges are inactive at 81 9 for Sterling, 81
5 2S. for Francs.
The receipts OF the Western Railroad ior eight
weeks compared with the period ols3 are IS follows
"esAs 1874 ISis
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FTerhi . S'saS 9sdS sSss
Nil Sc ''o'' ''''
I,s or passengers 81 56; freight sis,Sai' total soszo
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~ cancelled at the Treasury s ,oo-leavisg IN ciIcui.-
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MONDAY, March 4.
.sHEs-The market on Saturday quiet oi oosh 40 Dr.
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Views Indigestion OF Undeilne and
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Ills small al first, grow larger from delay,
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Thus BY succ cesslve thToes. the frame Is torn
Tiil health and peace Of mnd alike are gone"
The nerves the human bodyhose necessary and myste
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Sngu have their functions dlsordeJed by
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OF the neIyss expanded upon th organs OF
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EASY there experienced spupoRatc o disorder
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oTm of Ic Doo.eauxthe alarming Commissions othe epep
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Commended; BY combining aromatic tonic aud cleansing
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ence in all cases oidisease. Red the following
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aud that If did give up business and Change climate
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TIED every thing the share OF medicine and consulted
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MEMORANDA.

Bark Eugene Bscoe. from Vera Cruz, not below. As
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DIED,
On Moniay. M.-eh l. Mrs MA6pALES PosT, ehct OF the
late Col !Anthory Post, N the ssta OF her age.
Her relatives and friends The friends OF he!
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"A German doctor named Mesme having made the great
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Enthusiastic. Gen Lafsyettes English Letters 10 Wash
IngtoE t,-i, =. Coco.
Washington. From the facts gwen the work. Will De
seen the supporters OF e scsnce are La
Place thc grxtt Mathematican CuviSr Dngald stewart
CoeTidge Ell,osons Sir VIM Hamilton, and many OF the
h,st minds of the ,:...r,,.
he present Is abrsr and interesting digest the
Science ever given i publIccou eainns Tie most recent
dsceyees aud the PractIca lns Iucuens lhe New
Fscts BY Townhend forming aSappeent 10 the "ofa are
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Ne Jon A TRAGEDY.
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WANTED 10 contract with Machihist for
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.-From the JNeto York Mirror.

sS9~ 5A A FRAGMENT. t-- 5sE z@} " T heard story once, in days gone by, ns- Of a fond girl who gave loye-her soul
 To one-who seemed in truth to adore 's ''e This fair young creature in return!--aa aejR s. 4r,,,r,,ss nsfsssf atft ,.,v; ,rye, But why aa, l do forget the reason-(some slight thing. Perchance nasty word-an unkind glance
 Orelse the fickIeness of his own heart a4e a,2 Wrought the sad change)-he left her--and , she s',ias oleo iads ss.-az@ s, siq4,,;s +.,a gs ,ssw Has often made me weep-and Ihase felt 7s'2. -sAdeath cold hand engraving on my heart g5m s'Such fate may be thine own" -a-,-.. .1 Oh, men ye know not what ye do-when thus '4Ye trife with a woinans love. We're likef&a
 Tn unrighteousst thief, that in the dead of night Breaks in the sanctuary, and purloins vex< s,; ,. The sacred treasures. ye not,
 FThatlo love to woman is holy thing s9nlsi aSa'o@' And would ye crush the altar where she awer- Are ye 50 Nln her pure, u young heart TO lean upon you for her stay, her guide '' %l To twine her life for ever with your own-- saav Aud bid her trust with confidence and hope As the enwreathing ivy trusts the oak
 And will ye, then, unlike that tree, that still .' Through shine and storm protects the gentle Will ye when tempests rise, mock her and spurn
 her, ''" SA iScorn her, till she diel aa4 7ssIsABEL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
My HENRr WoIccTT.

H Benjal1i1 pnaitsg haeing publiqdely protested against Ihpihag Bull, JNnsse se and Father Cowle6,f then pIte lsIliA references to snaETiage, land unaffected his desires that authority would mt
 larry, or In any wayscontFact in order maEriage, them tliS Aaid Qhenlas and Estlef, tBe C6nEt de- sired ah6 said Naiteg that he would manSesE his steasonB t0 theM laAi produce his prunfes of any right or clayme that he hath to tho said Esthers1 ECOWles but ke refused to attend tU any such thing at tiis tine tfe Cdkf did therefore declare to the the said Benjamin Waite, that they they did not judge tt reasonable to testtain Thomas Bull and
 Father Cowles5 from maryiage, till the hext term
 dffhis C6utin Septemberi next; Snf therefore, ify lthe said Waite doth N6t make good hs clsyne and sr0secatei fo effect between this and 4he seventh day of April next which day this Court will adjodsGs they will nC longer dsny &hala; the said Thomas and Esther, martia9Ets .gaai dsce rseloie0 s<.z . %ssI3 ss3 h ssgaE sagg8k gaa afgT
 ACapf Thomas Bull, referred yt0s in Tfnmbullh History q C0nnectieGt as brave solaier ' H6 was i the soof 1hpmas Bull, oa,e of ES first 6httlers of
 and ancestor of all of that ame iow dwelling ins HarffnId 7fE 1 fl I9 R9gyFfa2 yfsG sizsaI aeH aGF
 fanghter of Johm Cdwles, of Hatfield, Massa.y dnsekts one of tho first settlers of that town. ans the cSStOr of all that bear that name noye.dwel-9 ling in FafmiBgton, in this state. Hannah Cowless and Sarah, daughters, likewise, of said John Cowles, married inhabitants of this town, ,the for- Iner Caleb Stanley, and the latter Nathaniel Good-s wins the grandfather of the late. George Goodwin deceased arsssz ae saffps 8s ssgs ,ay zass tg,s
 tMr. Waite, falling to produceto to this adjourned Court proofes" of his fs clayme" to Miss Esther Cowles, she was soon afterwards married to Mr.. 4at SAA .t psa
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22

Unmarried men, are taxed @1 ,75, and married men $1 ,25, in New Jersey. What sffomg induce ment this IS for young men to mary save fifty cents year by 1t !n tAxessi ga ssssyss ssg vsgsg
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22
J,ia ei ns ssgi9 sF! 3s ..risTs7 ris.ss.sFs . iSlq No: III 1s4 Y. WHOLE No: 949. <,
she Hartlsra ce.r..anli

oa i'd hss s5 FFon ehe Hwtfogd Co,gnnt. 5, CaSs1E laizlMopys twOs csnazzaesaines.sss sse [ . Cg.ssty Ces,yt holden ct Haryovd, JMaych 4ssi
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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-22


 In this age of stern realities and cold calculations it is refreshing to turn aside for moment to con template an instance of pure love and impromptu wedlock. Such an one has lately come under our observation, and it gives us pleasure to give our readers account of it. A Canadian gentleman and his daughter en route from Rock River to Chi cago, with the intention of embarkng for Canada, met with an accident in crossing Salt Creek. The father and daughter were in great danger of being drowned in the water, or sufocated ill the mud, when they were rescued by the courage and gallan try ofa prairie bachelors who was fortunately near. The happy swain brought the fair lady to this city, and the following day was rewarded by her hand and heart. The father bestowed a dowrya and his blessing upon the blushing bride and went his way, solitary and alone leaving his daughter to confer lasting happiness upon him who had 50 richly de- served it. Is not love the ofSpring of APTITUDE? 9ai 6%s asy aes ,g5y ol i77 s9T@2 '0's''s CIV SMatin,oaiaL MT Preserved Fish of New York has married Miss Mary Shepard. w Y. PapeT. ,,s Not the first time that Shepard has hooked c fish. $ The victim is great cGtch, for though there is nothing Scdly about him, he has plenty of aai- Hsses; and his Rett income is immense. Boston -1smes. .5al 7gaE is t'tai9sF sreda1rAa Et'a h7a
 The fashionable morning dress for the iddies at Saratoga it said is sort of frock coat, buttoned snugly over a white skirt. Tidy, but odd enough. . 4 Useful Plant,-The Hon. MT. Ellsworth says, the sun flower is perhaps destined to become one sof our most valuable agricultural products One hundred lhs. of the seed afford forty lbs of oi. The refuse of the seed, after expression furnishes r excellent food for caftle from the leaves of the plant. cigars are manufactured ofsngular pectoral Gualities the stalk affords a superior aSali, and sthe comb of the seeds is choice dainty for swine sfT I1s gssa }szes S5 g2- 1-= 7 2s 4as@ G2E Es9a gs.SNot Bad. .--The oAice.hnldets in New York city are about raising a Tyler pole.,s The Hempstead Inquirer hopes they will not forget to put scedA ercoek upon the top of it. ''aa' 'leA s--"@ "a The boot and shoe trade is one of great ipor s4ance to, AGAssachusettss In Ahingt0ns the value of these articles manufactured annually, is $i 250 900 !; in Weymouth, IJQ45,257; in Quincy, $1Il, sssi in Braintree, $656, ,54l in Randolph, $944, hgl4; ihs Nartku BridgewateRs $iS4, ,O00 ;ainaE aEas Aidgeastss asyzsso0 i&e:ss&css, ,sss:ssnisss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

OLE BULL This crest artistic vt Boston, will be asss
ted by Miss Anna stone signor La Mamma, and Mr. Hay
The orchestra will be full and will be led by signo
La Mama.
Two Of the greatest musicians Of the age are at pre-
sent giving concerts at Boston, Ole Bull and Mr. Hy
Phillips.
Mr.. Hacket has been highly successful at Boston.
The Congo helodists still doing good business in
Bangor, Me.
Mr.. and MIRA Knoop giving in Cincinnati
and are highly spoken Of
Dr. Rice il administering the laughing gas the Town
Hail. Roxbury assisted by Seth Boom the famous Ken
tucky Whistler, and Mrs. Hood the favorite vocalist
Mossrs. Eddy and Maynard formerly of the st. Louis
Theatre have become the lessees Of the Peoples Theatre
at Cincinnati
NJ Miolan, formerly first violin Of the French orches
ra New Orleans recently died at Donaldsonville and
by his disease his family is plunged in distress.
Fanny Jones, the "Essler Of America was annsunc.
ed to take benefit last evening at the Boston Museum
Mrs. Farren had humber benefit at the st. Louis
Theatre on Monday evening.
II Is stated that T. g. Chanfrau young American
tor Of much PROMISE has sailed for Now Orieans with
veral drama, written expressly for him. by Thaddeus W.
Meghaa, Esq. VINO 10 T. 8. Chsnfrau1
Yankee Hill is lecturing to crowds in the lecture
Of the Boston Museum.
Mr. John still, Philsdephian, who 10 said to be
very excellent and delightful ballad singer will give
concert Monday evening next, at the Musical Fund
Hail. Boston, assisted by Mr. B. c. Cross the pianist
Miss Matthews very pleasing singer from the Chestnut
street theatre, and distinguished vocal amateur.
Mrs. Hunt returned to Albany. and Is playing at the
Museum. She appears to be great favorite with the
Albsnians.
Wendell Phillips Of Boston, has been delivering lee.
lures at the New Bedford Lyceum the Lost Artsn
Mr. II. Keevil, r. D. A., has arrived in Philadelphia
with his philosophical apparatus, and intends to give
Of his celebrated lectures poarized light asro.
nomy, &C. &C. He commences on Tuesday evening.
The Hutchinson Family are still giving concerts in
Albany.
Mr. Chapman Is drawing full houses at the Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
Tom Placide had humber benefit on Monday night st
the st. Louis Theatre.
Mr. Davis. the manager Of the Theatre dOreans, sell
ed from Havre the 2eth Of September, in the ship De-
vonshrc with all his recruits for the winter season; he
may therefore be expected daily.
10 stated that not only Macready and other English
actors but Forrest, Hackett, Yankee HILL Rice, and
some other American actors, being engaged by the
agent here for the theatre at Paris Rachel the
great French tragic actress Is studying Engsh to play
Lady Macbeth in vernacular.
Il il said that Otis, the well known artist of Philads
pbia painted splendid likeness Of the great vlolnist
ole Bull.
Competition In dramatic authorship 10 be run
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

This afternoon az two O'Clock the Great Wes-
tern, or rather the Great Fayorie, Captain Mat
thews, leaves us for the last time this season for
Liverpool. Her letter bags will close at one
O'Clock. 4frsaftfs. ..-.s
news 10 Europe by this conveyance. especially re-
lanve TO the great Presidential contest in this
country, we shali issue our second edition of the
WEEKLY HERALD, at nine o'clock this morning
precisely.
These papers, in wrappers, can be had at the
counter, at sxpence copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

FrREs.-Two fires occurred last night-the first
in Pitt street, near Houston, but was extingushed
without much damage. The second was in the
building known as the franklin Theatre, which
was considerably injured by fire and water. The
lower part Of the building was occupied by J. O.
Coachmon, as furniture store. We did not learn
the extent OF his loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

ONO ELRorroN. --Clay's majority will be about
8Ooo The abolitonists, it is said, generally voted
for Clay.