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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
5 PER CELGT STORE,
 NEW YORK.

NNHE subscribers take this method of cal
 A ling the attention of Cash Merchants to their advantageous system of doing busis ness, and in soliciting the future patronage oI their old customers. To CASH Dry Goods Merchants visiting New York, our plan offers the greatest inducements. The cost Of each article is marked in figures up- on IL and commission of only FivesPer Cent added at the foot of the bill. We are daily receiving DRYGOODS of all descrip4 tions, from AUCTION; and to the Buyer we guarantee a saving of from Tea to fIG teen Per Cent from the prices of the old ere. dit system. Asa '6elf4d MARSHALL'S LINEN THREAD,
 " [IMPoRTED BY ouRsELvEs] a1.H always on hand, at greatly reduced prices.
 psA call is respectfully solicited by s,i
 .as HUTCHINS, CASWELL & SMITH, 5, ,, -a4 1s,ssbsd l6 CEDAR STREET. .,e,5e 5w45 8 doors from Pearl.st. New York. o
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
RORERT WTLLTANfs.

"OUlsR inform his customers. and the
 yE public in general .that he has received the latest fashions from New York, and is prepared to do all kinds of fwork in inc N Sss TAILORING Line of ,Busi,.ess. N. Two doors South the Mansion House .s s
 Litchfield, June 2S, le42. sgtF I.,ss ,tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
.nAaR N VARI1XE 0E0NM.

UADR UB WXAMKM88& = W8WMs
 nN hand and conssantly receiving, Dry " Goods, Books, Fancy Goods, German Toys. Groceries, Wheat Flour, dog. diler- enf size Wash Tubs, Keeler Tubs, Flour Fails, Patent Water Fails, Bed Cord, Lead ing Lines, Coil Rope, Kish Hooks and Liness Violin Strings, Timothy Seed pure article. 1T BALDWIN c CANDEE. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

DLANKS--A general assorment for sale
 ID at this Office. x, ? '@H bsssa
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
TNsWR AMClI'I|IEjI|II|.-,,

H. HUBBARD, Agent for the PRorEc- 2 TrON LNspEAEcE COMPANY. will issue Policies at his office, in Salisbury, on Ind same terms they can be obtained at inc principal office in Hartford. 4Olf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
SALE.

Litchfield,. Jan. 22d, ls45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01

Wheat, Rye & Buckwheat Floufs
 .E Corn Meal and Middlings. at ,,r s oIi 27 2 lish Gaa CIocK & FoRD's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-01
YOUNG MAD1EG' SCHOOL.
South Farfs8. CUNMecticNf.

MISS l.. McEIELL will open School MI on Wednesday. April 30ih, for the iu- struction of Young Ladies in the common and higher English branches, Drawing Painting and Embroidery. R
 April 1645. 47*
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New York, Monday. June 80.
AsHEs.-The demand for both descriptions is limited
but holders firm at quotations. Pots quote at
SO 81, and Pearls at 81 25
BrEswA1-Prime yellow of all descriptions sells as
wanted at 29 29 cents. The demand is principally for
export
CoTroS.-The market remains without change, and
the sales to-day amount to about 1000 bales.
FsH.-Holders Of Dry Cod are firm at So 80 a 2 62t.
HAY.--Common qualities North River bale are in mo-
derate request and sales made at 40 Soc The en-
qury is principally for export prime for city consump
ton is held at So 60c.
WnisKEy.-Domesuc in Drudge casks is rather mac.
tive 20c Western and Prison barrels quote at 2lc
The supply Of all descriptions is falr
Cattle MARKET.-At market 100 Beef Cattle, (75O
from the South) 800 Cows and Calves and 5000 Sheep
and Lambs.
PRicrs-Beef Cattle-We observe no new feature in
the market worthy Of particular remark. The compare
lively cool weather experienced during the whole OF last
week had the effect to induce buyers to operate
freely than they have for three four weeks past OF
the large offering, the closing of the weeks business
on Monday evening, not more than $50 head remained
unsod. Prices have undergone change from last
weeks quotationsswhich VIC resume Inferior anc Mid
ding qualities SO so; prime So 80. Extra sorts
would command 81.
COWS and CalYes-Prces have suffered considerable
decline The number at market very.sma and the
demand extremely limited We quote $40 to S25 the
extremes Of the market.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep ST to 50 so a 1 90; Lambs
S7tc to 50 49, 500 unsold
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Foreign Importations.

LIyERpooL-Shp Shefeld-s7 pkgs James Call col
sacks salt Wilson BrownI639 bars C0 tons
IRON w Shelds-3 pkgs Robinson-6 Fuler-8 Hunt
JONI ihod-30 bdls Goodhue COLO tons pig iron
sands FULLER COLO bxs tim plates Jacot2O ppots Hy
Cont co-88 tons coal Coewn-3 crates 300 boxes as
tiles copper cases order. 49, S -
LIvERrooL-Shp Geneeel3 cs Farnum-l0O tons iron G
Sheius-l00 do Wilson Browns pp linseed oil AZ csks
MoIewoodNi tons salt G Potod do coal Williams &
" cKs Lee y co--l00 tons iron to order.
IAsGow.barque Ann Harleyi9 bds iron Iron gate pks
randall Marnock32a do Mtche-I4 Graham-so VIM
March-20 Stone coll Buerfeld4 Tooker Mead co
z rrince co-9 Cameron u Band-43 Smith, Thurrar CO
om,th-2o Jas Lee co-2l tons coal Woodruff Min
tunsI3oO DO iron Boorman Johnston cos cks Binncer
i2 oos yburn,20 cs Cumming Main-2O pps whiskey
ASrwERP-Barqse Harriet3 pkgs Steinhe-3o Rolker &
Moilmann-50 Meletta-i8 Satling-4 Schuchardt Fayre
6 cs 40 tons coal to order. i"ooi' SANS
HAMBuRd- Ship Howardl pkg L Cohen-5 L Goldschmidt
Des Arts y Hinsen-2 koser-l MeinIck-3F D We
dei@J Victor Duckwitz- Il Omford-6 Chas King & co
ss GIunpsnhal-2 Msiger32s Ahrenfeid2 West.
: Wosdngioae3F Schssingers Hovey, Williams CO.
" ieencke-2 Meyer Oppenhem-9 Ahrenfedt-N Tunsz
order. ~ - " 'ase "
FREDERICKSBURG Agnes-544 pkgs + & T Poppe-S G T Never
-S3 Victor DackMitz2i Muler-27I Des Arts Hensen
I'll Loeschigk Wisendonck-9F Thospecken PhladeI-3
Sammeield bach-l Reimer Mecke2 Victor & Achilles
1o9 Henschen Unkart-8 C w Lilliendahl-8 Younr &
behmsl-9 Nevns COS J & Ernenputsch-30 Schrage &
Koop-i33 bxs Is chts order " se :
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,th Csthsrlne for Bsltimos, sch; Nile for Boston, SOC
mary Cmton corning for NYork unc Demersra. Blsnch.
dosoon; Casket from Busnos Ayrss, Arctic, I'm Afi
days before; Selma, for Baltimore, sailed isth
cALT kEY June 2o|n port, Adeline x Eliza for Bost
dg Trindad from Essport for Honduras passed thror
81 THOMAS June I6-ln port Caroline, from Boston. di
Eeanor from Baltimore, do; Fulton. do do Maria NJ Klo,
from Philade'phia, do
Turks ISLAND June lPassed by Oak Boston for St Jg,
de Cuba.
Home Ports.
BANGOR, June 26Arr Columbia Baltimore. Cid France
St Lawrence, and Veto, Providence.
SALEM, June 27-Arr Jacob Story Boston; Lebanon P
deIphia Sid Ceres, do.
BosTos June GAR Hamilton, Buenos Ayres; Berwirh
and Bashaw NUeans; Harbnger Fayal; Souther and Jn
Tecumseh Kmbal Pemsquid and Maria Causey, Philats
pia Dover, Mstanzas Henry Eleuthera Deskau Noreik
Olivia Virginia Fredericksburg; Juno Plsbuy; Despsth
NasTvehnr june nHrr Il Esaceth PIadephahis; X
grange Albany. Sid Mariner. do; Champion, NY ork.
Nrw BrproRp June 27-Ar Index, Albany; Angel, PhFa
deIphia., Sid Roosevelt, and Malvaa, do. =,
der. and Levant do; Cleopatra, aud Rose Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA June 20Ar Tsrry Not, Grand Gallon, -
Rechabie, Sawyer New York; Cinderella Boston, Sultas
Emma Gen Bolivar Liberty, Lexington and Lucinda Boston
Caroline, West ndes Frances Hsllett and VIM Hart Pre-
dencs Iodine Fall River; John Randolph Troy Emblem
WnMlsoToN' Del. June 2a-Cid Duncan West Indies.
siIia; Liyerpool Edward Buckley NYork Adea w Indie.
ga Wallace, Antwerp; Quinnebaug Liverpool; Hayne Nsv
SAVANNAH June S-Arr Victory Boston; L Baldwin, Me-,
York; HJeukns, Martinique; Henrietta Baltimore. Sid
lura, NYork.
MoBILE, June Geld Nlorea, Edgar. NHork.
New ORLEANS, June 2-Arr Post, Bre) Bremen Const
non sBrel Telegraph lB) KINGSTON ia; Charlotte &C.
and Cygnet Lvepoo; Diaua Brel Bremen; John Cadmts,
and Arvum, Boston Alabama Isl Pensacola,
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approached me and said do not care about our exet
sslng III: men too much Jenkins, merely wish them
vernmsnt may come down from Annapolis, and may
have to exercise them atgeneral quarters" This
to board The officer Of the deck, Lieut. Porter
with Capt v standing near hailed pilot boat that
came near us, and asked If he had bay pilot board
that he wanted the best pilot to take the ship to Annapo
u.s. The pilot in reply hailed to know that ship was
goiRg 10 ANNAPOLIS Upon being answered IN r the a
Capt Voorhees, ordered the officer Of the deck to
say, that there was an order against il or he would
like TO have two. The ship then in fifteen
or sixteen fathoms water, off Cape Henry, about or
half past p NJ the sth of March, ls45 when took
the pilot on board The fog lifted and the land
we made all sail the wind was s. and e. and we ran
upto the tail of the Horse Shoe and anchored
chored on the tail Of the Horse Shoe the wind was light
from the and E.; kept the watch from eight to mid
night we had moderate breezcs from s. to E. and clear
There was no reason to my mind why did not pro-
coed to Norfolk several vessels passed during my
watch bound in to Hampton Roads; do not know why
tide flood, to have proceeded to Hampton Roads; we
remained at anchor all night and got under way the
ding sails the larboard side; the wind
D. than 8. w. The first day bay, the
sun, and we anchored; about four days going
to Annapolis.
By the couR1.-At the time we passed Cape Henry.
the ship was going by the log book from to knots up
to oclock at the time anchored at the Horse Shoe
not more than or knots think the tide was flood
during the examination OF this witness, the Judge
seemed to be non compos regarded certain nau-
tcal terms and requested him to explain the evidence
was to be read by person who was not perhaps as
conversan with the deep blue sea" and appurtenances
Of home on the rolling Deep" the members of the
cratic Tho Judge, however did never fail to
have the matter fully explained, when any thing
CURED incomprehensibe to him. This will sketch the
evidence to greater length than oher wise would be-
II tho terms and answers Of the witnesses taken
down as given by them either in nautical parance
court martial1
see the city papers have been noticing very valua
Die invention Of Mr.. James P. Gardner, of Tenn. 1t
sists of Hemspherical Sun DIAL and gives apparent
time also, mean or equal time, Notwithstanding the
great irreguarity Of the suns apparent motion also
gives the length Of the days the rising and setting
the sun, and the cardinal points of the horizon the
true meridian These facts certified to by the ablest
OF the country, VIM. L. Willeford, of
Maury Co., Tenn, the correctness of whose opinions
are endorsed by President j. X. Polk; Lieut.. NJ +.
NANNY, U. S. NJ and DR.. Thos. P Jones, of this city.
The inventor has secured letters patent and is DESTROYS
OF dsposing Of the same in whole in part lie is at
present in this city Here is chance for speculation
Who bids
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PHILADELPHIA.

.PHILApELrHiA, June 30, 1s45.
The weather is rainy and cheerlcss
Colds and bluedevs prevalent. One suicide has al
ready been recorded during this Storm and but for the
appearances Of a favorable change which streak the
Northwestern horizon, know not how many it
might bring forth
The New York line arrives in this city every morning
by 10 O'Clock This Is under a arrangement Of the
mails and gives the New York papers almost as good
chance for circulation among people Pco
PIE mere are anxiousy waiting fer the time when the
give the law hearty welcome, by sending large nun.
per OF letters through the mail that day. ] I'M
derstand thht the lines intend to continue the
carriage oil letters after the law goes into operation nav
ing the postage INTO the department but relying sue.
cess on their punctualty the mails and the greater
enable them to carry. va,
The coming Fourth Of July promises N no : ,;o. e
fair in this city. There will be no process,n Iuic az
last anniversary OF Independence. With the ,cot
OF National Convention, the navests will r spsv'
quiet, and consequently there no anticips,ion ~
ton win be a failure. Neh
Col c. J. Jack, who has been on trial during tho la
week 10 the u T. Court charged with forging date ~
pension certificate, acquitted on Saturday Thara
was scarcely particle of evidence against him and Tho
jury rendered verdict of not guilty without LEAVING
the box have no great affection for Col Jack hui +
think that the preerrng Of such charge against man
without better grounds FOR sustaining than those with
tied by the government, is atrocious. The Col has
been seriously injured and ought to be fully UNIDENTIFIED
by the authorities.
Fashion Is TO be performed nigh AT the Walnut Mr.,
Mowat appearing for the first time Gertrude.
s'Connor - at present giving recitstions In the In
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miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHIPS MoNTEzuMA Cor Liverpool; victora, for
London and Oneida, for Havre, will sail to-day.
BsIo MALAGA Smith, Of and for Boston, from Oporto put
unknown TO- aud was so much injured thsi
sss
and home in the Habinger Boston, which
ilsp brought some Of her cargo.
eahsa. win 5s launched a. KeasnSon She sSdiGy
.r ss sna % % some 9paep Of TEXAS
md some port in Ts.,. for hs passenger pa
Naval.
h Ssss ha,sn wa, Rio Jaae,o on the s Nay
cruising. The sloop of Bosten Nontevideo
Notice to Mariners.
new Beacon has been erected on Light House Island which
raHss with 'hs Light m a,. being channel way
WhaIemen.
At Rio Janeiro 18th ut stoninston Of NLondon from Fak
land Islands wig repairs
Spoken.
Sienus of and from Boston 23th lat 50 So lon 90 Is
Barton from Grand Gallon for Philadelphia 18th inst
Msnteo New Orleans for Liverpool 23d inst LAT 81 40 Ion
Sharon, New Orleans for Liverpool June 2oh, of Cape
hs.% sr e ,scrns n with deck load June lsh Wat
Angelo, Boston FOR Hong Kong and MANILA April la, Al,
superb Of and for Baltimore, i3days from Amsterdam ah
Cinderella Boston for Philadelphia June aa-ls. 40, Ion 70,
Pioneer NOrlssns for Liverpool Is days out June ~ lat
urd Thomsston FOR Norfolk June IS lat % a. lon 70 20
Chocaw, days from Boston for Charleston" June co. 's "
6, Ion 10
Rrrxo. Avpr. Anr 3o--fn port John Carver, I'm NYork
arr 18th Russian Boston arr g,,h Ph,,H ho9e " New
dav Emily Frnham the roads, still refused
entry on account her having touched at Moneydeo; ~
Ilussy Wman aud Lafay cttc, (Sw) Olsen. foi
NYork Jg FRANZ us) for philaderhia do; Enterprise fin
Roson VIA Cape de Verbs aud Pemambuco 23d; Sarah
Ann ION Patagonia, 18TH Sid 18TH Chief Boston; 22d
Cssket, Rio Jancro.
June i8ln port Viols for Boston few days
MArArzAs June HIn port Newcastle, disg; Corinh, fo
Hamburg ldg--and others.
Turks Island or days, dsg; Rebeccs, from Phladspha
dag.
RIO JASrRo May isIn port, Madeline, for Coast Africa
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The Crops.

In all quarters of South Carolina from which VIC have
information we learn that the crops FRUSTRATED on
account of the long drought end extreme heat of the
weather. letter from York states that the crop in
that District is nearly ruined, and that supply Of
rain would not resuscitac It to produce
than haa CROP Another letter from Newbury reports the
disastrous effect upon the crop there. In Abbeve
umba the never FRUSTRATED II is not posi-
BILE that the planters can make half crop, the
weather should prove favorable for the balance of the
season.
In all directions, east north. south and west, hear
better news every day about the crops The genial rains
and warm weather have repaired the damages from the
May frost and the farmers look forward to plcn
full harvest Corn, which has been very backward is
coming bravely, and though il is impossible to
at this time what may be the abundance Of the crop
yet there is reasonable ground for anticipating ave
rage yield. There Is every indication that the wheat
crop of this State will be than average
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Cotton Trade.

Holders have for time past been very firm, and
prices have been steadily strengthening, without sales
to moderate extent The recent advices from Liver
pool reporting decline in prices had unfavorable eff
feet upon markets The of this is principally
the small quantity sale here and the falling of in the
receipts the south At earlier date in the season.
the receipts compared with the year before last showed
Of about ninety thousand bales the latest
ports received show only OF about thirty
two thousand bales falling of of nearly sixty thousand
bales. This decline in the receipts will have very
great influence foreign markets. the extent of the
crop will not be so great as anticipated short time
since. We have now arrived the close of the
commercial year that tell with degree of
accuracy, the probable extent OF the crop The yield
will not vary much from 400 900 bales Estimates
made early in the season. placing the yield at 900
and 2500, 900 bales.
We annex o statement showing the movements in the
staple this season compared with the two previous.
Bales
Receipts at ports Of the U. s. since Sept L. a. 1873
" same period last year. ] ,o58, 800
I" year before. 9 327, 46l
Exports from U. $. since Sept L. 1914. $50 2o3
same period last year.. LAOS, 1877
year BEFORE. Il 9l2, 705
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst, have been
10 4s7 bales exports, 263il bales Taken by spnners,
5000 bales. Taken speculation 5000 bales Stock
in city 1000 bales. Amount on sale, 5000 bales
We have advanced our quotations some grades one
eighth Of cent to correspond with present rates.
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BY reducing the wheat to -four there excess in the
receipts at tide water equal to 535 barrels in S45
ls4i OF the receipts for this year 3s5553 barrels Flour
and 49, lao bushels Wheat in at Albany the rest at
West Troy and Waterford.
The first parcel Of Wheat of the new crop reached
baltimore on the 10Th instant and sold at 95 cents
The wheat crop in Maryland generally speaking, is
pected to be full and the quality excellent In
most every part the State the harvest has
bengearlier than usual by at least fortnight
In Buffalo on the 26th instant Flour selling 81
81 81. The joint amount of Flour sent of via canal
from Buffalo and Oswego in the third week in June was
1900 barrels against 81 500 barrels for similar period
last year. The quantity of wheat passing unimpor-
tant this season.
Chicago the 2lst instant cleared Of wheat all
the parcels in store been sold at rs centsmosty
taken by Oswcgo mllers. So little arrived by wagons
that quotations were merely nominal-prime supplies
would command 81 to SIS cents.
The western papers say that all the wheat in store
Michigan City, $4,000 bushels, changed hands
which will close shipments from lake Michigan until af
ter harvest there nothing left at st. Joseph and all
the warehouses north OF Chicago are closed
The Grand Rapids Enquirer says that in the county
Iona,n Michigan there this 90 900
OF wheat all in first rate order furnishing
large CROP onia county is said to be of the first
agricultural districts in the Sate and possesses in the
navigable streams which penetrate its territory unequal
led facilities getting to market Water transportation
take the surplus productions Of the county from the
fields OF their growth to the market Of New York Eight
years since the most OF this county was wilderness
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" "A RITZ M E HERALD
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY L
Cleared

Cleared
s sp Msss1. .endGn Johp Gr;ysd
sSp Sasid. Faset sss BsgS A.ei Ms'A'
Ds6y csss'T 9:o sSs
BIZ S eEa syws Rio .s aR,
BBIs W Wssss i, aiis tksasdio
sss seisa HIt Lewis: ia D.m
seSss Sterling Pike r fhiiadsi iGGs'''
rived.
m hsa sS ship Howard aE diy; from
agnes Spsss days from Bremen with mdse and
Esgiys day. from Liverpool
sss ~; e.s% Liverpool with nd''
Ss s:: e% to Ssmpss
SssM 70 s lon J e. sonni It:
as. ssf days i
WoSdhal Mnia". SPOKE p% j'nssGT a. N "a
oSa hsaee lissiRss Tor Quebec
slass SeS from
WITH Sr1a is 81 9 ks days from
By pilot boat Nsy York 100 miles Sc Of Sandy HOOK aud
1f:ai sfys s% Antwerp with
w ssSns g1Gy GSsas IS days from PR
eo SsaTs cSSSe N ss" lays from with
's S4s fsa h Esss: 8 day., from .h
w naSs sanary seed 50 boxes qaorce is bales almonds
Phelps Spoke the Banks schr May Jans of nxS q
send a"e' " Ao"h-
Brig Rowena Williams from Africa, and IL days from 81
Croix with 220 tons 30 cks molasses order.
swedish brig Braziu Bockman, 43 days from Rio Janero
with 3232 bags coffee to Stiff kin, lronsides Co.
brig Mary Hooper, Travers 40 days from Rio Janero
with 1853 bags coffee to Mason < Thompson.
El, sfas ds from St Thomas and
na St'h b SFf Ida Smith ls days from Windsor Ms wit,
British brig Leader DAWSON from Windsor Ms with plas
Brg washington Dyer from Machias, with lumber to
snow. S'' - :
Brig NarSsgnssus layton days from Cherryfed, with
lumber. to Smith & Boynton.
Brig Nauvoo Burnham, days from Calais. it'll lumber
Schr Smith, Brownell, Wilmington, NC naval stores tc
John Ogden.
schr Alexander Doughty Newbem NC. naval stores to
Schr Southemer, Hatch Richmond for Fall River
Schr Arenzamend Hunt, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Rob Roy, Avery, Philadelphia.
Schr Altamaha, Jennings, Philadelphia.
Schr Roanoke, Knight, Eastport
Schr Melvill. Kent, Lubcc, plaster.
Sclr Olive Elizabeth, Yates, Machias, lumber
snow.
Schr Pocassett, Cohil, Lubec, plaster.
Schr w Turner, Hinckley, Boston.
Schr David Cox, Nckerson, Boston.
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull Providence.
Sloop James, Long, New Bedford
Pilot boat Relief, Fatherby, Norfolk, apples.
Below.
One ship two briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Brig Peter Demil Savannah, and Others.
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
q i1xIR 9nE LOVE.

tic toach Of earth restored vgor activity and conhp
LUCINA CORDIAL renyest the gemeratvc organs nov sf
on5 thai this is true and were the subject Of too dest
anaturc hundreds would testify to the gnrvaIed emc,sy
this Cordial specific for bsrrennes. uor ulbu geeh
Irregularities In the secetions, pains IN the Kidney ,snaS .a
Every de 10 which the most decate portion Of the va
organization Is liable cennot INDEED cure
the part but any thing short Of that q y offered as an M
BILE Tor baroness while in all the other diseases en
above whether acute chronic, twill be f9und s~ ~
remedy The ucna Cordial gentle tome, tsfi
ting generally upon the secrcve organs and lacns the v
system without far stimulating any function AZ 70 prev
,bseoper relaxation On the contrary seems TO act
feet harmony with aud does not create Temporary NSc
buf renewal OF the natural energies The h va
lie used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth oil a.
have asserted. - -, .,.-,..
Seth Fowle Boston, Or Wadswoh, Providence; - dn
INV 90 North Sixth street Philadelphia q X. Tyler 10 = 4
aroaue aud Roberts aud Atkinson, Baltimore Chsres
Wellington City; O. Linthacum, Georgetowni y. y
or Louisville Ky; Sanford Parks Cincipnat and ~
other person Ia any Of the above named places cs - y
H.. nrx1 iIsrh nxen- JUN lUL -