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WAsHlNGToE. June ). 1915.

WAsHNGToN, June 5, 1915.
The jury who retired to their room at noon
yesterday for elaboration in the Georgetown
Win Case, still continue in "durancc vile" and
durance hot. Some of them were seen last
night about seven o'clock, playing such fam
tastic tricks at the window of their cage in
the upper story Of the City Hall, as to make
cen Judges smile, although it is probable that
some of the imprisoned jurors, their loving
wives and sweet little children, considered this
beng locked out of house and home for a whole
night, in a room as hot as bakers oven, no
laughing NATTER after all But
What cant he cured,
Must br enlured;'
and there's an end Of the matter.
The Naval Court Martial reassembled at
Coleman's Hotel, this morning, at 10 o'clock,
when the examination of the sailing master
Blair was resumed. At the time the Court ad-
louned this afternoon, the Same witness was
still under examination. 1t is thought the
trial will last Il tortnig ht--perhaps longer.
Mr.. George NJ. Phillips, a clerk in the office
OF the Solicitor of the Treasury, was removed
from his situation last Tuesday.
METROPOLIS
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DRY GOODS, sc.
A FRESH SUPPLY.
EnIyARn RIRn

ED ARD bird.
% No. 2o9 BALTIMORE STREET
between Charles aud Light stsl
viii this day open An additional supply of NEW
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, making his stock
one of the best in the city All of which will he sod
AZ ui' low rS, P'Ice eIrv., npr,,, ,,oe,
nj, .,,I loh , bADlL5 DhEHS GoopS;
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, p,aIN "I ~ uiuo o,aCM n ruhs
I, l"nci' pHIos anu p'Hn'l'tS
TienC u i ,'i" I-usnsn b S, a s'c"t variety
h .:l '.oT"'l C , Gnu yin" LAWNS
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DEAD. Mr.. John Gumere, the wc-known
Principal of a High School at Burlington, n.
j., died at that place on Saturday morning last.
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I'M BRICAN REPUBLICAN.

THURSDAY, June ).
$1,000 Maryland It's. &c
$1,000 Baltimore 6's 1890 1921
Maryland SIS closed at lGl for sale, IS! hid.
Baiumore CO, 1860, at lo2 ior sale, l0I! bid.
Baltimore 6's, 1870, at l02! for sale, l0l bid.
Baltimore 6's, 1880, at 1929 for sale, 1921 hid.
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IMMIGRANTS. On Tuesday $50 steerage
passengers arrived at New York from Liver
pool and Bremen.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
HOSP STORNI;S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the of GonHrrhpa, elects, StriCares Dialects OF
dituy III making wafer, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In 10 case has this medicine been known TO fail, TO
effect permanent cure and too, in the shortest posi-
BILE time. Should this medicine fail 10 effect cure.
where it has been taken according TO directions, return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack nosrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid 10 any one who will produce medicine
to equal this Onpound who will prove that il con
tains any mineral substance whatever
n. B. This medicine can be had of James z. vii
hanson, corner of High and Gaysts 20. T.l JOSEPH
Sawyer, corner Of Paca Ind Pratt-ss.; aud by E. Y
Forney, corner of Clay and Eutaw streets.
In Washinglon-by &. Scott, corner of Ith ST. ano
PENNSYLVANIA Avenues Robert Patterson, corner OF 9Th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. felo-y6m"
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
NNHE GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.

HNHN GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.
II AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, SC. sc. OF all the rene
dies yet discovered for the of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most efectua as
they have never been known to fail affect perma-
neRt cure. They mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge Of the most intimate friend These
Fills put up in square boxes with fnH directions
accom- panyng each box.
90 Por sale BY J. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gayst.
(O.T.); c. WisemaH, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn, and by J; PERKINS Brother, cor. Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washington-byM M. Delany, corner At street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scott, corner OF 9TH
street and the Avenue. Price 81 a box. felO-ly6m'
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RrATTING MATING! | have now in
" u store first rate assortment Of CANTON MAT
TING, plain, chequered, damask and fancy 4, 5 and
quarter wide. For sale low.
JOHN G, HOLLAND, AZ N. Gay street,
m2l near the Odd Fellows Han,
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pERAGE SIIAVLS AND SCARFS.-
HD Mrs. MCPHERSON, No. - North Howard ST
has just received another supply of Berage shawl :
ana scars me
NHUNROE'S LEAD PENCILS-a complete
I'VE. assortment just received and for sale bv
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
R3 29e Baltimore street,
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y YoUNG WIFE, WIDOW AND BRIDE. The
n. Y, Tribune has been told, of young lady
who has just been married to her second hus-
band she is now Is l-2 years old, and mar
rIed her FIRST husband when she was II.
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UNAsHIONABLE COMPENSATORY

II No-N
Scene Baltimore street. Miss FANNY AND Miss
elizabeth WALKING.
Miss Fanny-Oh! Elizabeth, how thirsty am; do
you know any person in this neighborhood where we
could stop and get glass of water
Miss Eiizabeth--N0 Fanny, do not, but will tell
you what we can do.
Miss F-Oh do tell then, for | am very thirsty.
Miss E.r-Wel | stopped the other day at HANcEs,
and drank glass of his Soda Water, with Sarsapari
la syrup, and found it delightful
Miss F.-Well then, Elizabeth, we will try glass
of it, -
HANCE'S SODA FOUNTAIN is situated doors
west of Holiday street, at los BALTIMORE ST.
n24
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VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
nod

FOX The CURE OF DEAFNESS,
The numerous cures effected by means of the We
getabe Extract, have caused great demand for it,
and induced the undersigned WHO'S sole proprietor
10 appoint the following agents for the sale of this
Incompatible remedy, in the District of Columbia and
the cry OF Baltimore and Frederick. The undersign-
ed respectfully submits the subjoined testimonials in
favor of the Vegetable Extract from persons who
nave derived relief from il, and who are well known
in Montgomery county, Md.
AGENTS-Dr. Fischer; Frederick E. & s. Frey;
Baltimore, VIVA. X Orrick, apohccary, corner Eutaw
and Lexington sts Charles Stott, Washington; Henry
Cook, Az xandria John l.. Kidwel, Georgetown.
TESTlMONIALS;-I certify that NV son was yery
deaf and by using one phial of George Rhodes Vege
table Extract for two weeks, according to the direc
ton, my sons hearing was restored.
MARY ANN NORWOOD
Hyatt's Town, Montgomery county Md.
February LIST, lS45.
certify that, after making trial of Mr.. Georpe
Rhodes vegetable Extract, and making use of one
phia as directed, became almost cured of nv great
atiicu0n of deafness. | also found the Vegetable En-
tract broQght me immediate relief from the ear ache
lGNATIUS WATERS,
Ciarksburg, Montgomery county, Md.
February 4h, lS43.
Similar certificates have been given by Martha
Ford and Harriet Tabler, Hyatt's Town, and Warner
H. soaper, near Hyatl's Town:
mills eo3m Clarksburg, Montgomery county, Md.
Il LERY & PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS. found
ed l840 Awarded the Medal, -Four First Premiums.
and Two Highest Honors by the Institutes of Massa,
chusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania respectively,
Tor the most beautiful Colored Dagserreotypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
Is Court street, Boston,
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Sc Canal street, New Orleans.
l27 Vieie Rue du Temple, Paris.
% Church street, Liverpool.
nj- PORTRAITS taken in any weather. in exquisite
style. ia53 If
DERAGE SusyyIS avn Sc.pZS
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE Wealth
- Err. We scarcely meet person who is not more
or less troubled with cough or cold Old and young
the prudent and thu inprudent, alike to COM
plain.
Many think it temporary cold, which will pass off
in day two. This is not always the case AS it
WILL in all probability, terminate in consumption if not
attended to in season. Our advice is, use HANcE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days. Price so cents
per bottle For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l0e Balti-
ST.. and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. m24
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aid LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the sal =,
- TINORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BANK LANE,
near Barnums Hotel, for which cash will be paid az
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, Tor winch
cash will be paid, or new type gwen IN exchange
ap7-d
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NAVAL. The U. S. ship Columbus and the
L. 5, slooP-o-war Nncennes sailed from New
York on Tuesday for the East Indies
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EEANCE'S SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
EE OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Removing bile, correcting all disorders OF the stomach
and bowels, costiveness, dyspepsia, swimming III me
head &c Persons of full habit who are subject TO
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS, DROWSlNESS, AND
SINGING IN THE EARS,
arising from too great flow Of blood to the mead,
should never be without them, many dangerous
symptoms will he entirely carried off by their mne-
date
For sale by SETH S. HANCR, corner of Pratt and
Charles SITS, and l0S BALTIC. ST. MIA
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JAMES A, ROBINSON,

EED'S PATENT MEDICINE STORE,
-ke corner of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS,
where may be had greater assortment of valuable
Medicines than can be found at any establishment in
this city, namely:
Sands Sarsaparilla; Sands Remedy Tor salt Rheum
Sands Glove Anodyne; Sands Roman Eye BaIsam,
DR.. McMmn'S Elixir of Opium; Dir. RIshs Health
Pills: Dr. Sherman IS unpGraIiele Lo2eHges do
Tooth Paste; do Poor Mans Plaster; do. Pap
pliary Oil; Meredth's Conserve of C0pa-
via; DR.. Gtods Sarsaparilla Blood Pills;
Haock'S Cold drawn Castor Oil Candy;
Jayne's Medicines; Cickencr's SUI
gar coated Pills. AndersOn's Pills;
Fishers Pills: Wnght'S Indian
Vegetable Pills; Hays Ln-
meni; Or, Dyotts Medic =;
DR.. Tayior's Basam OF Lii
vefworl; Wistar's Bal
Wild Cherry;
Bateman's Drops;
Bears OH;
British
Judkns
Specific
Ointment; Me-
redth's Extract
Buchu; Hooper's Fs-
male Pills; Harlem Oil;
Cologne and Flo Water;
Reeds Lilly Waite; Tooth
Brushes; StaiHhurns Pills;
Circassian Hair Dye; Cmcas
sian Cosmetic TO beauty the
Hair, Reeds Indian Vegetable
Cough Drops Hungarian Basam
OF Life; Or. Uphams Pile Electua
ry; DR. Folger's Olosaonan; knapp's
Indian Vegetable Plaster; do Larb0r's
Extract Of Luugwort; Dandelion and
Tomato Panacea; Champneys Respra-
tors Motiatt's Medicines; Beef Marrow;
Buffalo Oil; Pomalum; Fancy Soaps, sc.
Also, Sulphuric and Nitric Acid; Logwood;
Clipped and Ground Brazil Wood; Tumeric;
FuStic; Yellow Ochre; Chrome Yellow; Copperas;
Indigo; Alum Ptussian Blue; Saltpetre, &C.. with
general supply of fresh DRUGS-aways fol sale by
SAMUEL REED,
Druggist and Commission Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga-st., Baltimore, Nd.
{g3- Orders from Country Merchants and Others for
Drugs and Patent Medicines furnished at the proprie
tors wholesale prices Prescriptions put up with care
and accuracy. Md
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".f Clear Toice is the BEAUTY Of Speeeh.o
HHANCE'S COMPOUND INDICATED HOAR-
N Il HOUND CANDY has proved itself superior 10
every article hitherto offered for clearing the voice..
Price % cents per package.
For sale by SETH $. HANCE. cor, Of Charles and
Pratt sts,, and lOS Baltic, 81, m%4
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Y IFE IS SWEET, BUT H EA L T II Is
~ SWEETER. To all who wish to obtain health
aud preserve it, we would recommend HANCE;S
SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS. They are en-
trely vegetable in their composition, and can he taken
al all seasons and III all weathers they operate gently
on the bowels, and do not leave the system in cos
tive state Be sure and get HAScE's PILLS.
For sale at SETH 5. HANCE'S
New Drug and Medicine Store, No. l0s Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pr Il SITS. m24
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f. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKEK,
No 81 Z II ,IIAAE q s,LnLE-n

ONE PRICE BOOT STOKE.
sg,2S If you wait good BOOT for only So,
MGBa ecall at CHOArE'S, in Exchange Place,
Mig No, II, where You can get Boot for
XSS. that money which cannot be beat, whole
E2kszszo sale and retail.
~ok% mh2i-tf EDWARD CHOATE.
q AIDES FASHIONABLE
NJ SHOE EMPORIUM.
We have now made arrangements to receive al
ways at the very earliest period the LATEST FASH
IONS Ladies will be able TO find by calling to see Us,
<san.xa Walking and Dress Shoes, Gal -
aeakssAfs..T tors and Half Gators, Slippers eSE"S
and FANCY SHOES, Manufactured rom French
MOROCCO and English KID, in the neatest manner
Fancy SH OES for Balls, Parties and Weddings nicely
made TO order. We keep also on hand large assert
ment Of Chldren's SHOES and BOOTS all Of which
will be sold on terms to please
ELLIS X NICOLAT,
m5-tf No. 50 Baltim0re-st.
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HJTN'D CARPET TACKS. Another supply
OF Tin'd Tacks for Carpeting and Mating, just
received and for sale by
ALFRED H. REP, 1856 Baltimore street,
je3 second Tin store above Howard-st
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rOSTIVENESS. Persons afflicted with this
u dreadful maady will find immediate reIlet oy
using HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OK bLOoD
Pills. For sale by SETH g. HANCE, l0S Balti-
pratt sts m24
6sCARPA'S CELEBRATED ACOUSTIC OIL
y FOR DEAFNESS. This celebrated Oil is with
out rival for the cure of deafness. One bottle is
usually sufficient to test its virtues For sale by SETH
S. HANCE, l0s Baltimore street, and at his old stand
cor NJ CHARLES and pratt sis m24
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
TGnE ENQUEHeEEe.
LlTC1DFIEl.II. DEC. %, lSlS.


A Convention al the whis Electors of C"nnecii-
cut wall he held at the Temple, in the city oINew
Haven on WednesdAy.the liIh day OF January
next, at 10 o'clock A NJ for the purnose "i numi.
Mating candidates Cor Governor, LieuT. Govern"r,
Treasurer, Secretary and Comptroller, io br suppor-
ted IT the elecliuD he held in this State, the
first Monday OF April nexi-and also To do any 9th
or business proper 10 be done By said Convention
The Wings ri the several towns are requested t"
arroint Delegates TO the Convention equal to dnu
BIZ the number of REPRESENTATIVES to which SAID
towns are entitled in the General Assembly.
The Committee RELY with confidence for full
and patriotic Convention upon the generous Wing
shirt which has rarely been appealed to IN vaI IN
Connecticni-and which il is believed will Keep
the Wing standard flnatng in triumph at the close
of the coming contest. The County and Town
Committees are requested to commence i'nmedIatly
The duties devolyng upon them in reference TO the
Convention.
.. JAMES F. BABcoCK,
SD PARDEE, State
Henry PFcK. Central
JANIS DIXON, Committee.
Thomas BrLKNAP. .r.'''
New Haven, Nov. 10, 1913.
GrS-Whig papers throughout the State are reques-
ted to publish theabove.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
JOHN COTTON SMITH.

By reference to our usual obituary
head, it will be seen that this distinguished
patriot and Christian died at his residence
in Sharon. in this County, on Sunday last
The character and requirements of the de.
ceased, as well as his long and useful pub
lie career, render it proper that we should
give something more than simple record
of his departure from among the living.
Gov. Smith was son of the late Rev.
CorroN MATHER SMITH. who was pastor Of
the Congregational church in Sharon from
1855 until his death in 1906. The subject
Of this notice was born in 1894. and
graduated at Yale College in 1888. Having
pursued the requisite course If study, he WIS
admitted to the bar. and commenced the
practice OF the law in his native town.
lie was representative to the General as.
sembIj ufthis State at the October session,
1893. and subsequently was reelected to the
House at sixteen se.ni.annual elections
In 1900 he was chosen Member of Congress
from this State. to which post he was rec.
lected in 1902, and again in 1904. In 1873
he was elected Governor of the State, and
was annually called to the same distinguish
ed and responsible station until 1915. when
he WIS succeeded by the late Gov. Wolco,t.
From this time he withdrew from political
life, aud has since been known throughout
the country as one Of the most active and
eminent Christian phila nihr opist of the age
He has at various times been President Of the
American Beard 1T Commissioners for For
egn Missions. and at the time of his death
was President OF the American Bible Socie.
~.
We trust some one competent 10 the task
will furnish us with Biographical sketch
which will do ample justice to the public
aud private virtues of the decreased.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

Ihs tOllowinE nnties Of GSssh.eominE wosk.ss
which we made mention week 90 lavo since, Ne
40 y from the N. z. Courier and Enquirer:
Memoirs ef the .adninissrafioa ~ wAa,..wcrou
and ADAMS, and If their Cabineaa. 6rsap Ghe
Papers ~ OL!vER WoAcOTT, SeegetwS Of ne
Ive0sswv-ediIed by CEoacE GIsns, III the
city oG New York.
OF Mfr Wolcott, many vet survive in ,h;s civ.
who. alter his refinement ffum the Treasury, re-.
member him among our honorable and successful
'meTchanis. OF his public career the present zen.
Grafton can only know what the history of the
times IN which he held office relates history
hitherto nnwrtfer except in the journalism Of the
day, and IN some crude essays-hardlS more valu.
able ar authentic than the partisan Journals of the
day.
We knew Mr. Wolcott well--and rarely have vvs
met with any man Of tenderer heart, or sterner
hature-Of more high and honorable PRINCIPLES. or
OF more deep rooted or settled antipathies. He
was patriot Of the character and morals of the
men Of our heroic davs-one who like Scevola
would at any personal risk have struck AZ the enc.
my at his country, and who like him too, If his
blow had fallen on the guitleas. would have thrust
the errIng hand, unmoved and unshrinking into
the burning Goals.
OF such man it may well be coniec:ured that
both the friendship and the enmities were WARN.
In the memoirs here embodied, his characterieticr
will he ahundantlv evipced
MI. Wolcott from the organization of the Urea.
sury Department in 1889, was connected with it
either as Auditor or Chief to 1901. He was az.
pointed Auditor by Gen. Washington on the re.
commentator ofGen Hamilton. and he succeeded
that distinguished man as Secretary when he left
the Treasury, and continued in Office until Mr..
Jefferson's accession.
OF course. during such period. and in such
position. Mr. Wolcott's means and opportunities
Of becoming acquainted with the public men and
public affairs Of the dav were abundant The
Memoirs now about to- be published give the 70.
suit Of his observations and Impressions, and are
enriched with much original correspondence of
manv o. his distinguished associates and ccntem-
poraries.
The papers have been prepared for arbitration
Nv George Gibbs, grandson ri Mr. Wclcott. and
from the pernsal If the Introductory CHAPTER and
some cursorv sheets. can give assurance 10 our
readers that the work Uf the editor is done with
talent and snirit We sure the forthcoming
volumes will he eagerly sought BY readers Of cur
own already ancient history.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
A "REMINISCENCES.

In DR.. Trumbulrs History of Connecticut, it is
stated that late as the year 1918, there but
one printer and one clother in the State of Con-
necticut. The printer was Mr.. Timothy Green, of
New London. The clothier, (whose name is not
mentioned in said history.) was Deacon Samuel
Johnson, Of Guiltord, and grandfather to the late
Mr.. Samuel Johnson, IL. D., Of S,ratford.
1t is little singular that these two branches of
business were carried on by the descendants of
those persons. in the same places. down to the
third generation. and until few years since.
Deacon Samuel johnson. who was the first
clnthier. was father to the first person who
ed the Atlantic for Episcopal ordination, who was
afterwards the first President of the College in
New York He also grandfather to his FIX.
celency, Thomas Chittenden, the first Governor
0f the State Of Vermont.
Timothy Green was the brother of Thomas
Green, who established the first newspaper (the
Connecticut Courant) in Hartford, and afterwards
the Connecticut Journal in this town.-.Nec Ha.
Uem Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Correspondence Of the Rochester Democrat
RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR METCALF,
OF CANADA
MONTREAL, Nov. 2,

MONTREAL, Nov. IS.
The dispatches received from the Home Govern.
ment on Sunday. release Gov. Metcalt from the d.
rectinn of the affairs Of the Canadas His disease
is fast hurrying the unfortunate man to his grave
The cancer has eaten the flesh from side of his
face, so as to expose his teeth and jaw bone He
is under severe affection, which he bears with
great composufe. few days only remain for
him before his final account. He starts o-morrow
for England, by way Of Boston, for the Steamer Of
the LIST Dec. His successor is not yet known. In
the mean time, his duties devolve on the Earl of
Cathcart, the Director of the British forces in
North America. He now resides at Sorel, and will
move to the city this week.
Gov, Metcan has been in service ever since he
was Is years old. He has been Governor in the
East midas and at Jamaica. 1t is considered
doubtful whether he ever reaches London.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

On sccsnas oGthe uausaal length al the Message,
we procured supply al Eztras co@ssining IL TO be
printed in HarlE,rd, which we've pcnI 20 our sub
seribers some days since. We shall not stop to
comment upon Il this week. Presuming that ell
who are interested in iIs eOR;enIs have read it
this
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

0o-The Hon. John Chambers. Ex-Governor Of
Iowa. passed through Louisville last week on his
way to Washington city. II is said he will. on his
arrival at Washington. make startling exposition
OF the frauds and rascalies Of one more govern.
ment sgsnts whO have been operating in lowe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

% We see it stated that Gideon W'elles, ESQ.,,
Of Hartford, has been appointed by President Polk,
Third Assistant Post Master General, in place of
DR.. Miller. -