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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Economics Wealth.

FEsHE Suhstriter'i is now tIuilh 2 n his
4 '. Machine Shop and hos rssale, .S3na5,
lords Patent Premium CUTTING BNAEsi,,
for cutring Hay, Straw an,f Stalks. Fhis'
machine is Without doubt the best IN use; ii
cuts f,s, and short, Is bait' IN Such ii ra5n-
ner that it wiHsrotg G 2srNof order. Al
the repairs it VIII need wall be dogvind RE
knives. which the n,rst in&xpeeisnGed.hahd
can do by taking them, out, Cal aud Try,
lhrm.a Warranted 10 please ;orano sale. ...ll
Also, all kinds of Machinery nr.dea and res
paired. 4. soja,s au,saaH.1RALDWlN I'd
Washington, Oct. l4lh 1915. ,...s. ,2.tf
The above des ribee tiurlng Box is built
and for sale hyJoSIAH Bronson in Rpxhnrv.
~"tHt1f AH uutF,fass 2. ugsr.ysf
zeo ycsa want COIaafoE& in sElavfngs,
USE Ff.ERE' s. CEE.l.H ts.44 ca XII. III grr
4 anew C"m18lp,a .oc ,9aaI'n2, Which -urnsSs-
"a eS ali others ~ maEiBg I'll q a..> II FTres,t
Latter with irritating The s!1!1 L is also s.gr.
ranted IN ali Cases to please NleFef . any gentle
man can purchase a pot 81 the above Cream, aud
use it athohh, ard ff he Sc Hot-flSss| w III ii ,eaa
return IT, ami the n,,n"a lbe rakatds a.s- AT or,
ders for the Cream hai ufly.receivedYG -, !
IN .r5.,sl,EtE FlA3RE, IAliddlefatvt. CD
THIS Green Ffesiv-dH tissS4a en- Snsjredathe
N T. lnS:Ithte ~ l2ll. sptsrSsleb x 1sRr'siEQels,
! &, -s5sfkYllt5h,4 9d ~ 1rcSsin, rSttSlde@nd
II hthS4'siaNAl yan n the State hv Druggists.
Perfdiaers, Fancy Stores and BstBsh u
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
HAppoNrJELp. N. ]. April Q:

f1ADD0NFIELD. ". y. ApTll %, 1910
On or about the 18Th dav If Octoher, lS4l, was
whrh continued for abou, FIVE days, and was fol
lowed BY the breaking Of an Nicer ar ahscess. in.
wardy, which relieved 'hr pain a little, hut caused
10 throw up great quantity Of offensive matter
and also much hl.nd Being greatly alarmed a. this,
] applied To physician; hut he said he thought he
could do hut little for me, except give me some
Mercury Pills. which refused take. feeling salts
fed that they could do me goad: MANY other re-
NEEDLES ere then procured by nv wife and friends
hut none did me- any gOOd-and the discharge OF
hlnd and corruption still, continued every few days.
~ breathe. was oil seized with violent cough.
which At times caused me to raise much more blood
than had done hefnre-and NV disease continued in
this way, still growing worse, until February. ~het
all hope Of NV given up. aud nv friends
al thought ] would die If GA1.LOPlNG CON-
SUMPTION. A, this moment, when nv life was
apparen'lv dra wig near it's close. he,rd of DIR
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY: and
got n h.,,ile, which RELIEVED ME IMMEDl
ATELY; and Nv the use of only three hnr,es Of
this medicine. all nv pains were removed-mv
cough and spi:,ine If blood and corruption entirely
stopped. and in few weeks NV health was so fn-
restored as TO enable to work a, NV rade. (Which
ia carpenter,) and up to this time have enjoyed
$50 ''-' '' .a,s THOMAS CoZENS.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, N. J. ss. s..s n..- - ,s. p
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one
of the Justices of the Peace in and for the said
according TO law, saith the above Statement; is in al
things trne 's,.-' .s IS ..,sgru s- .ss. e. ..
Affirmed before me. on The Goth dav 'f Anr ls43. I
..F s-.. .. J. Clement. J P.
Such 10 the unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM. 90. au.e' s5s ~ $40 4a.. w..
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
INSURANCE.

r., H. HUBBARD, Agent for the PRoTEc-
u TIoN INSURANCE COMPANY, will issue
Policies at his office, in Salisbury, zOn the
same terms they can he obtained al the
pri acipal Office in Hartford. . hssFs 4O,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

Doors. SHOES. LEATHER. &c. Jus, rsee-
- we'd great VARIETY ofcalf e. kip Bno's. Rroeans
y Shoes: Ladies' slips for 90 cis to sig Garprs.
Busk'ns. Cacks &C. &c at CLOCK Il FORD'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

C. BRINcKERHOFFs
REMARKARIE & singular attes,ation

A REMARKABLE & singular attes,ation
"A has in-t l,Fen made nv eminent member vt
the Medical Faculty, "a 10 the curative pow"r o. ~
bTinkeFh,f's Health Restorative IN cases OF Con-
sslNpti,,n, chrome Coughs and Cods aud Pains in
the Side and Chest. THIS gentleman furnishes h,s
patients with the Restorative. aud finds 1t absolutely
necessary as he never had any prescription Ia PRIV
duce the astonishing results realized by the nsr Of
the Restorative. This gentleman stands among his
medical brethren as Une Oi The most distinguished "f
their number: his name is lptl with the proprietor
Tor reference. There is no doubt hui that in u few
years the leading physicians will prescribe this rem
edV, and that afflicted pn tents viii use 1t and bless
the hour that il as made known TO them in Being
a truly fine herbal medicine, it is consequently of
mure importance. as every one feels safety while
using it, and n" sense OF danger If he were using
dGIe,eriOus minerals. Mr.. Wilkes, respected mer.
chant in New York, nsed the Restorative and was
cured wholly firm dangerous cough and expectn-
ration. The Edi'" Of the Commercial Advert'ser
with an earnest appeal c"mme nds il t" the conf.
dence Of the sick and affecnYly calls on them all
to give IL fair trial before rrInqu'shmg everv hope
The following certificate lie from Dr.. Chiffon, the
well known New. York chemist.
Isl have analvzed hnf,e of medicine called sc.
Br,ackerhohs Heath Restorative" and find tina, it
does no: contain Mercury, or any other metaic pre-
paraiion, opium in any Of irs forms. II is com
posed Of vegetable matter entirely" - '''
8-.r ',lGi5a. JAMES r. Chiffon. NJ D.
t.. C. BRlNCKERHOFF., Sole Proprietor,
Principal Of1ice. 5a9 Br,ome 81. N. Y.
Fnr. sale nv BALDWIN & CANpEE, Litrhfed; N.
H. LYMAN, Gnshen; Cowles & Hunger VOL
co,tville; Calhoun and Porter. Pl.mont-. G. D.
Cowes FarmiRe'On, and bv one Agent in almost ev-
cry town in the United States. .... %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Ladies' CT ak and ORES Goods,

Ladies CI AK ana DIGS OUUuS ,
.=atuw ~ &c. H~
THE hest assortment in town, just receive
Il I'd from New York, and tor sale cheap.
for cash or produce, ut the New Cash
Store" 8. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Oct %. .s t.5.H .j.t.+ ''" 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
rebgp & q srl

fENWO valuable 'LORS OF14AND, living
d inihr. town of i,ftr htield, shout one
mile south Of the Court ll5use, Containing
about twenty a>res. Apply 10 a.. .rs
a.. -- as,ge a., GEORGE MERCHANT
South Farms, Jan. 24th, 1915. :5Gtf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
#. BROW Ms

SARSAPARILLA g. 7 OMATO BlTTERS.
ANvHO will nr can have the leasi doubt but the
w above medicine is The hest article now in use
for the following complaints, (afrer reading the fol-
lowing ce.tiica,es,) Bad Humors, Dyspepsia Jaun.
dice, cnsveness is cured by them in a short slime,
AFTER all other medicine has failed. Give them one
trial. and satisfy yourselves Of the :rpsh ofthe above
assertion.
Be sure and always ask for Browns, as there are
limitations and counterfeit articles sold, which are
no more like the genuine. (Which is prepared by
Frederick Brnwn,) than cold water.
These excellent Bitiers will be found q certain
dice. Loss of Appetite General Debility. Faintness
and Sinking of the Stomach, l.owness Of Spirits
G ,stiveness Determination .f Blond to- the Head,
Pain in the Limbs and Side. Darrhoea, Weakness,
Dizziness, Cu,aneous Ernptions on the Face and
Neck. Hectic Fever, Nigh. Sweats, Nervous and
Sick Headache, Acidiiy of Stomach, Bilious Aztec.
Ons Piles, COsiiveDess, and IN all diseases caused
Nv impnrtv m the blood, the debility Of the system,
or the unhealthy state Of the stomach and bowels
They are also extremely efficacious in restoring
constitutions broken down bv sedentarv employ.
ments and have heen extensively nsed nv Clergy
men, Editors, Printers, Clerks, Sea mstresses, and
numerous others whose health had heen injured by
confinement and close application. with the happi.
increase the quantity Of the blood, and impair to the
wan and ema cated system OF the invalid the vigor
and glow nf true health - - 4
These Biters are warranted to- he purely Veget.
able componnd-and mark this, % they can never
othe least injury in any case wharever-4
Thew are kept hv many persons as FAMILY
MEDICINE. and have been given to- the YOUNGEST
CHILDREN IN accom-, Of the ndness Of their opera
ton with EXCELLENT effect. b. fv's 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11

HISTORY Of L1TCHF IELD
w 81 40 u this OfAst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
New. YORK. Oct. 81, 1845.
Notice.

! hereby notify The public that HORACE
EVERETT is no longer my General Agen, {;
nd that have no connection with him, nor
have any thing to do with any pills which
he may infer to the public. called the HEALTH
RESTORATIVE P1tLs. nor any other medicine
manufactured by him. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Messrg. ROUSE & PRATT

Messrs. ROUSE g. PRATT,
PEING thankful tor favursalready recei-
- we'd, would state to the public that no
pains will be spared under their con,inn-
ance of the business, in giving entire salts.
faction to all who may see fit 10 Continue
their favors.. Satinti', Plain Cloth. cotton
and woolen Flannel manuf ,cinred; wool
carding and clmh dressing dore II, any sea-
son OF the year. EL1JaH ROUSE,
II. NJ. PRATT
Bantam Falls, June 10Th, 1915. it'd
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
WISTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. -
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
-. u Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kno,on to the scOrld for the cure
Of Coughs, Colds. asthma, Group. Bleeding
Of the Lungs. Whooping Cough, BrOn-
chifis, Influenza, Shortness Of Breath,
r Pain and Weakness iaihe Breast
or Side, Liuer Complaint, and
the First Stages of
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Natures Eavorite Prescrip-
tiOn.s -#E

prescription congenial 10 Ou: wants, "a il is pre-.
pared from chemical extracts from subs,a noes
which the Aush0r of natnre has placed in own
land ET wise purposes, that many WIN know moth
ing IL the mode IL its preparation endea voring
so reap pecunary henefi,s nv selling an article sim
liar in name. or in appearance. or nv representing
their avn trash rs superior TO this BALKAN Az
these deceptive arts Qo 10 sh"w thai WISTAR'S
sAlsAT Is kc"ET nW :" se world ha, :" nf
ture. must he like this in name, or pmrpori, be
like IL in substance.
- Believe not the cunninyv wrought fahrica-
tians-and take only the original and genuine WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
NEW GOODS.
e. T.. WEBB

HAS just received an adtilmn"I supply
III If BROAD CLOTHS, B aver Cluis,
CusSiuneres, Flannels, Blankets. large as.
s,,rt,ment of Shawls. Merino Drawers and
Shirts, NJ. de Laines, Piaids, AIpmas, Mrri
nos, Black, green aud drab Morepns, Lad" 8
Carpet Bags, Silks, Ribbons. Gi'nps and
Cords. &C., with almost every kind Of Dry
G,Ods.
Also, Fresh Teas, Coffee, Mnlass;'s. Su-
CARS, Raisus, English Powder, Shot. Winter
Strained Oil. Goldfish and most kinds at
Groceries. The above Go dS were bought
last week in New York and will be sold We
ry low 80.
Litchfield, Nov. IL, lS45. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
NO OTHER Gam BE LIKE T.

Address all orders fnr the above Valuable MF,DI
CINE to SETH w. FOWLE, 1873, Washing
ton, street.. RnsiOs. ,,,,
AGENTS.-Li,chfield, SAMUEL BUEL Wa
terto~ n. A. A. Grillev -Plvm"nh. Thomas &
S"n.-Woodhnry. y"hn De Vine Salisbury. Roher,
BaN-Roxhury, b. s. Pree,on, -Shsron, David
Could - New Niilf"ra, Wanna g. Weltnn.-Ken,,
Charles Edwards. Salisbury. Robert Ball -Wn"d
hurry J. NJ Devine e Plvmoairh.S I'll Thomas & Son.
-N.ssh Canaan. G. Humphrey. New Milford. T.
A WELDON q N.,hle = Bennett, -fii,chcocks Corner,
Swift &, tii,chcock ---Sonth Canaan, Be,den T. Mi.
ner-WestC ornwaa. Pratt g. Foster -Wolco'.vile
W"lcot,vile Mig. Co.-New Hartford, T. W"
swnvlh q Co. VI .f' Nv d. -
e1r For sale also BY Druggists & Agents general
" inNew England. ra rs Il. ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-11
Posr OFFICE, Ee ertown, Macs. May "a, 1874.

Mr.. r. BrDWn:- s.... t.fE ..... g.
SIR-Wl yon have the kindness to forward me
bv the schmner Energy, now in .s'On, at Central
Wharf. Opposite Messrs Hewns & Fishers stores SIX
dozen bottles Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bifers. A
shes more than now have on hand to supply
him with. | therefore send this TO be mned in New
Bedford, So thai Won can send them up by the Ener
gv Should delay sending the order until to:mor-
rows mail, it would he too late to send hy the Ener
gy; By complying With the above request you will
00's' '0of s'Y Hes3sfsUsy 1. pEAsE, P. M.
NV agent in Bath Me. Mr.. A. G. Page. sen, me
49, BArH Me. May %. 1914.
Mr.. F. Brown Dear S,r:-Having tested the
value nf yonr Sarsaparilla and Tomato B,ers.
take pleasure to give to YOU the facts of my case for
v0nr own satisfaction and the henefii Of Ukers.
have been suffering with the Ervs,ypelas humor in
much. and he painful; at the same time. and for
smne time prevhis. have been troubled with weak
stomach; mus, Of nv tn'd has hur' me. and 'here
has been singular fant"ess a, The stomach. which
has been increasing, and caused me rnnch difficult.
~. After commenced taking ynHr Buffers. c"ud
perceivea gradual and immediate relief. aud wonld
recommend i, with much confidence to those who
are 'F" Your. M sfnIy ."sh poNNELL
.,~su-sa-n. Barb. Me-, Nav 81, 1874.
Mr.. r. Brown dear Str: have fur some time
pas, suffered much from Jaundiee and Dyspepsia at
the ,l'ss If appetite, and trouble and pain
from the least simple fnd, with pain in The head and
sides. slight cough. general weakness and debility
If The svs,em. Alter using. a nansher .f medicines
without any relief, was induced to Try yosr Sarsa-
pari'la and Tomato Buffers. I received immediate
relief from the use Of nne hottie, and feel gra,ified
for The great relief have received, and would re-
commend ~ 10 all WHO are suffering ffom similar dis
orders sg.sEifg .g.,L L2.1.. Z *, L.s.g,
Yn,,rs trulv, FRED'K B SHAW.
AGENTS.-Li,ch6eid. SAMUEL BuEL.-Wa.
ter,own. A. A. acknowledgements, 3. Thomas &
Son. Wmdhmry. john De Vine SALISBURY, R"h.
or, Ball-Roxhnrv, h. s. Presson-sshsYnn, David
Gm',i.-New M,lE,rd. Wanza & Wel,on.-Kens,
Charles Edwards Salisbury. R"ber Bal: -Wood-
bury. J; N Dsv'ne'ccPlymon,h. Seth Thc w:,s =
T. A. Wel"" & Noble $ Benne,t.-Fiarhcocks
Corner. Swift g. Hi,chc"ck South Canaan, Belden
& Miner.-Wesi Cornwall, Pratt & Fosier.-Wol.
Wadswnrih g. Co. tt' g". 81 .Hf.asr- '-.'i{
% For Sale a'so. hy Drugeists and Agents gen.
ernilv in New England - q, Iva
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had passed nal resolutions for the annexation of Tex
as, Consos, which had previously been firm at 1901
for Money, and 100! for the Account roceded to 99i
for the former, and y9i for the latter slight e-,c
uon has since taken place, but The Funds still
rather heavy, and the closing quotations q9i to /
ioi Money; and 99s to for the Account. Exchequer
Bills are 80 10 81 premium.
IRON. We have Siill TO report a further improve
mcHt IN this trade. Within the last few days the ne
eessltes OF needy Spo cu!aOs have enabled buyers t.
purchase casual lots of Pig Iron prices varying
iroHt TO is I'd 10 cd: the market is firm at
G5 los 10 60 los nett cash in Glasgow, the expense
of transit to Liverpool being Is I'll TO los per tons that
Fig Iron will he higher Immediately is almost certain,
The usual preparatory meeting Of the StaffOrdshirC
Iron masters took place on the Goth; il was agreed
that the plce should he further advanced 80 per ton
at Quarter day, on the l0th of April The demand
for all kinds OF lrOn particularly Castings Rails. and
Boiler Plates is enormous, and prices will undouhed-
~ he higher. Tie LowmOor Company, who advanced
their prices per ton The 2h Feb. have this day
issued circulars of further advance OF per ton.
L. $. SECURITIES IN LONDON.
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SECRET DISEASE

aNURDD IN FROM / 80 3 DAYS or NO
a CHARGE MADE Apply to DR., JOHNSTON
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
Two Doors from Baltimore street where NAV he D,y-
tanned the most speedy remedy for G0norrhra elects
Strict4Ics Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins ar
eciiops Of the Kidneys and cVefv other SYMPTOM a
A CERTAIN nISEASE
tTo,,, ,e,rif - o,c, ,h or,on,,Iat;on If tho rara
mn w ~ 'l i 10 ~ Ii' Wv IN IN p' W Va ,,
-Li,ci ,t III " s ~ " ,i "a nio ' s ; -,
n, ii' '', vi ~, - , -, i w. ~ ~ -,
ancn Tho th ~ ,h nsa d.
M ~ % @ G ,iI ms "'e.
w P"'.,s u, Ii.' nav ~ Gnu "ip"si uiii.', "
I6,I' faca "I ov;, sasi m ',it, "a 60
FIJI idi,, ~ ., TO-, " C ~ vi h g.
,Sa,,,d 49,: - - ~ l u Gt ;, - !.
iy w. -, E,to ~ I's "sp u'e"S anu "I ~, m
~ i W a,, =" urcoH,o az opJ W P!'S'
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SINGULAR DEATH OF A CADET. The New
York Gazette states that on Tuesday morning,
Alexander Reed, aged %, and said to be Ca
Diet of Yves, Point, died in that city from iniu-
rics which he received in consequence ofjump-
ing out of fourth-story window of a house at
the foot of Rivington st. From the statement
made by the deceased, it would appear that on
Saturday afternoon, himself and some other
young bloods amused themselves by chasing a
colored man around several blocks, but the lat
ter, proving swift Of feet, escaped. On Sum
day morning the Cadet dreamt that the man
was chasing him, and so vivid was the phan-
tasm that he arose from his bed, opened the
window and leapcd into the street When
found on the side walk, both his legs were frac-
tured, and he had received other internal iniu-
ries, which resulted in his death.
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tJ BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters,
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber CandIesficks,
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies, selling off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. N. HOWARD STREET,
just round the conner OF Market street.
mh2i 2m G. f.. WETMORE & co.
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GENUINE POETRY. We think Mr.. Bryant
will decline competition with the writer Of the
following bit Of verse dedicated TO lis lady:
81 sing her pras in poetry,
For her at mourn and eve:
/ cries whole piutS of bitter tears.
And wipes 4 EN- of with my seeve,N
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REQUESTS. Catherine Freebody, 4 coored
woman, who died rcccnty'at Hartford, Conn,
bcqueathcd $1,000 to various religious societies
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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
The Wheat trade is very dun at present; prces have
a downward tendency, and holders appear disposed to
press sales. III ur has likewise met poor inquiry,
aud foreign is in very duh demand, Oats and Oatmeal
taken sparngiy, al prices barely equal to those last
quoted. Indian Corn l. little wanted
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
American RCCf and Pork has been in moderate ie-
quest during the present month, principally, however
for ships Lard IN consequence of the high price
Butter has attained, brings full rates, the latter article
continues high in value, but the advance has caused
transactions TO be more limited.
SUGAR, The transactions in British Plantation
Sugar during the last three weeks have been an
extensive SCALE and rather better prices have been
realised. There is more general inquiry for foreign
sorts from exporters and rehner1 at present. The
sales this week amount 260 cases and 300 barrels
PernamhucO, at l9s for new and our quotations for
old; in addition to which $500 bags Pernambuco
have been taken by refncrs, at l9s per cwt.
TOBACCO. We have had dull market for To
baCcce throughout the month, but regards prices
there is no change whatever to notice. The sales
mount to 776 hhds. Wis l59 Virginia Leaf 1874 Stem
med, 100 Kentucky Leaf, and 1913 Stemmed.
LARD. American Lard OF fine quality, in kegs
has been sold this week AT 39s Cd, and in barrels al
38s TO 3ss oil per cwt.
STATE OF TRADE, IN THE MASUPACTuRING DIS
TRICTs. The state of trade in Manchester is not
favorable it the date of our last publication
Yarns though not saleable to any extent at present
rates, would meet with numerous buyers at trifiins
abatement; but Spnners, being mostly under con
tract, refuse TO give way. As regards Goods, the
counts from India and China have caused Shirnes Il
recede in value, aud most other descriptions of Print
ing Cloths are dull and lower. From Rochdale thu
accounts untavorable; but from other parts q
Lancashire more favorable advices have been recev
ed. good business is going forward in Leeds an
Huddersield aud there is no material change in lie
cester and Nottingham.
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DEAD. AMI Armstrong, Esq, distinguish
cd member of the New Jersey Bar, died at Pc
tersburg, Va, few days ago.
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BX ETCHEN ASDIROHG, SHOVEL AND
IVA TONGS; Pots and Kettles, of all kinds, plain
and enamced Sauce Pans, do; Tin, Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces
Griilrons, Of all kinds, some patterns; Coffee
Mills; Coffee RoastcTs Flesh Forks; Swimmers and
Ladies', and all kinds OF FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia
be Cutlery Spoons, Culinary Articles, &c sc, run
ming off cheap fol cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No. North Howard street.
mn2i-2m q. Il. WETMORE s. co.
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ETGG BOILERS. Superior BLOCK TIN EGG
IA BOILERS, splendid article; also Chatting
Dishes, Coffee Urns, Coffee higgins and Fiterers; I'm
perla Dish Covers in SETS Coffee and Tea Pots; Soup
Tureens; Jelly Moulds; Blanc Mango do; Pudding do,
with variety of Tin Ware; Britannia Ware Family
Hardware; Wooden Ware; Buckets; Brooms; Brush
es; Mats, &c. &C., embracing the greatest variety of
HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES to be found in the
city Checp Tor cash. at the NEW FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE OF
ml24 On C. T. WETMORE s. co.
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ANNE ARUNDEL. The Spring Term of ANNE
Arundel county court commences on Monday
next.
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GREAT CENTRAL MAIL ROUTE.
DAILY EXCEPT SURD.4Y)
4 yARE REDlTEEn tn fRIEE SAVTTEy

(D.9TLY EXCEPT SUND.4Y)
ENARE REDUCED TO THE SOUTH
Il Via NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, City Point,
Va Weldon and Wilmington, N. c., to
Charleston, 9. e. aud thence to New Orlears. Also
to Raleigh Fayetteville, n. g., by the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad. Also to Richmond per James River
Boats, and thence 10 Lynchhurg and White Sulphur
Springs.
q srss-qx The Chesapeake Bay and James
EsSssssegA.yap River Boat Lines respectfully inform
the travelling public that their Lines
are now in good order, and composed of the following
splendid STEAMBOATS,
Chesapeake Bay Boats-GEORGIA, Capt. C0FFEY.
HERALD, Capt. RossELL.
James River Boats-JEWESS, Capt. SurToN.
CURTIS PECK, Capt. DAVIS.
Passengers by this Line informed that they reach
Petersburg, Va, two hours in advance of any other
Line. The following is the
SCHEDULE:
Leave Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily Except
Sunday at O'Clock, p NJ, arrive at Norfolk and
Portsmouth at A. NJ. Leave Norfolk on the arrival
sf tile Bay BOas-ative at City Point at II NJ, and
Petersburg at p. NJ. Leave Petersburg at p. NJ. =,
arrive at Weldon at 81 p NJ. Leave Weldon at 10
P. NJ, arrive at Wilmington at l2 NJ, and Charleston,
S. q. next morning. The River Boats will reach Rich
mOnd Va. about 3 O'Clock, p NJ
Passengers for Blackwater, Edenton,
EzGE2S Plymouth and Newbern, N. c. are inform
GIETEnf5 ed that the still running in con-
81 -f.nectOn with the steamboat Fox at Black
water To carry passengers to the above named places.
FARE REDUCED,
IECLUDIEG MEALS ON BOARD THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
AND JAMES RIVER Bears.
From Baltimore TO Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. sc
do do City Point, Petersburg or Rchm'd, 6
do do TO Weldon, ". G., 9
do do 10 Charleston, $. C. 81
apl7-tf T. SHEPPARD, Agent