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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
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WSHE subscribers take lhis n,slhna q cnl v Iing the attention Of Cash Merchants lo iheir advantageous system of doing busi- npss. and in solisilingihe future patronage of their old customers. To CASH Dry Gonds Merchants visiting New York, our plan offers ihe gveutesi Inducements. The cosl of each article is marked ln figures up. on ii, and n commission uf only Five Fer Cent added at the foot of the bill, We aFe daily receiving DRY GOODS uf all descrip. ti0ns, from. AUCTION; and to the Buyer we guarantee Q saving of from Tea fO Fy- tesn Per Csnf from The prices of the old ere. dil system. z M sisf II tsaaag MARsHALL'S LINEN THREAD, la fy fIMPoRTED BY oURsELvEsl a4sysi always on hand. at greatly reduced prices.
 1A call Is respectfully solicited by
 HUTCHTNS. CASWELL q SMITH,
 l6 CRDAR STREET. ,.,,, 5w45 g doors from Pearl.sf. New York.
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AN EXP PERINIENT @ Has been tried and it works

TT has long been subject of controversy
 whether cheap Boot ssns really cheap or not. But 1t is now decided. by m enlight- ened public. thata cheap boot or shoe is,not sO very cheap after all. The subscriber has endeavored thus far t0 bring back the trade in fair and honest channel once more and with a coUnienance of a helping hand from the public, the trade can and shall be pun on the old fashion ground, when one pair of bo0ts would last one yelr. This has been done in Hines past. and can be done n again. Nothing shall be wanted on our part to oaccompljsh this desirable object, provided weare encouraged with fair prices and good pay axl A5T sssQsk tfsa gsFl slsW f q large Sales and Small Profits are better tiiat Small Sales and Large Profits. The .trade will be conducted in aIl it's branches.
 India sRubbers repaired as usual. N as l : ssa.- IL. 0. MEAFOY, \ No. | and 3 Lords Building, up stairs E Litchfield. Nov. H. 1644. N s.s1 KY ss "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
Nsw C.sA sssrs--ARsnai

Eu8T received fran New Xetk. g lrl 4' Ry Fhncy and Mourning Prints. Cnllco.< rf lhe latest palicrisD Wilh Hue assosinao1 uf Dry 0uuds. CtnckeEy, GnsceFius. boua md ShOes, on hand. and Tor sale chelp.
 s. H. DRonsoN. Ageul. South -st.
 March SS. Tei5. le
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
PIECES REDUCED, IND CASH PAYMENTS. 'ss ' N R. B. MERRIMAN, '.... ,.8 :, n E,s IN T T Sals ...a. astt

< D RESPECTFULLY invites v6ur attention
 H. to bis highly improved and nnerring smethOd of inserting sssst Bi f ssi3s ~ StoektOn's Mineral IneoFrU2tible Teeth.
 from single tooth 10 d full set. combining the powers of mastication, durability. ccm- fort and symmetry, without pain in the oP- eraiion. 4 fa tts fsa " Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and other metallic substances, so as entirely to arrest decay Children's teeth regulated. ssF The subsefiher will remain constantly at his office, 5th building north of the Bank, Litchfieid, where those who desire his servi- ces, are requested to call and examine his assortment. of Teeth for themselves. TAll work warranted. @sses Fe Gold Plugs, 75 cts. Pivot Teeth, $l 7s
 Teeth cleaned, 50 Sss Plafe Teeth, 2 5( Full Se,fs on either jaw, each, s' $30.
 Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
 Lifchfield. Feb, 1S44. s. 9s,.52 < sss S6ti
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 The above were an paid promptly to d. satisfaction of al; concerned. The expenS fnr insuring tn this Company exclusive q the price Of Policy on Dwellings that arl .detached has been bu. 8 cents on $lOO pef annum ;sthe Company have now suficienf funds tO.meet any Ordinary loss that may' occur, without resorting t0 The pledged tundss 9 Officers q. the Counpahy. WILLIAM BEEf3E, Presidsnis
 OLIVER GOODWIN, Treasurer,
 JASON WHITING, Secreisry. N stss5 XII 6ss Directors.
 William Beebe, origen s. Seymour. Josiah c. Beckwith. David c. Sanford, Jason Whiting, Leman w. Cutler,
 George D. Wadhams. Sl Agents for the Company. a Daniel B. Brinsnsade. Washingtons 1. David C. Sanford. New Milford,
 Rufus Fuller. Jr. Kent, \ Richard Smith. sharon, Frederick Kellogg. Cornwall, Fah Nelson Brewster, ,Gshen. William M. Bnrrall, Canaan, Af Daniel s. Clapp, Salisbury, ,a st.. Augus,us Aug n.,..'s Royce Y Norfolk, .G Rliger H. Aiiils. New Hartford, ! <, George D.. WHdhams, T0ffingions es Lewis Smith. HarwiDion, gaAs Is Elisha J0hnsons Plymouth. aaf ssa John e. Ambler, BethleFn, et.a \ Iesaari ". Cutler, Walerfown, @ \ John Abernethy. W0oslbury,
 David c. Whitllesey. New Preston, s George P. TalImRdge, Warren.
 Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings IB- Esured can apply toeiiher of the Agents, or t0 the Secretary. @ 8is s ls ssssa ka W1LLlAM REEBE. Presideni.
 JASON WHIInG. Sscrskssy.
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TrG9WR ANGIE

IT H. nUBBARD. Agent Cor ihs PEcrnc. e . Tr0N ASSURANCE COMPANY. will issue Policies at his office. in Salisbury, on in. same terms they can be obtained ai
 priacipal office tn Hartford. AO..
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

acres 0t Land adjoining the house !; aud also ten acres of wondlnnd, nenr south pine is- land, so called, about half a ssnile from the above mentioned premises. The aforesaid house is situated about three quarters of . mile from the Court House, within the Dor. ough of Ltchfieid. ~ sS .gs'a sss. <
 Also, small stock of. Cattle. consisting oi eight head, ail in young and thrifty condi. with Household. Furniture, Farming utensiis.. and quan!iiv of Hay For. fdFSherspaf afticulafs inquire ofshe sub scriber. ALBERT WHISTLER.
 Litchfeld, \ March SIst l545. AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
6. RINC'KlEERHOFFSl \ \

TWyFIIS Medicine ss s6se, safe, and certain Rsna- R edysin c0snplaints cflhe Liver and Lnngs. Con sumption. Liver Complpint Chronic and severe Copehs and Colds, are almost iIimediatsly relieved
 and ultimately cnFed hy a fashful use of the Res!o.
 ratve. Dr. Chiffon, tho eminent practical chemist
 and physician of Nsw York; attaches his certificate lkaing its enuse venerable e0nposoh. siler he had made careful anatysis Ii is wholly deyold0f any
 irritating psoperly and manests so decided healing
 and purifying qualities as @ quickly alIevlate the
 ross aeeravaling cough and ckange the morbid ex-
 pecsosaiion Pans in the chest aud side. @ I0lien attendant on Lung Complaints are efisctnalIy re.
 moved ith0ut the least the sent of she difficulty being reached much quicker thsnsby nay external appicasions From tue Tepuiatioa o! lthis medicine in New York, where s has heen sold
 fds some years the mosl iadnhetle teatlmnny is &v- en to it's merit. CeE,iticaies have been hsesally showered in on the proprietor iUnf he best sour ces and slalinR ihe esses q peFsona TAlseos esen Vhen given up by their physicians 9ha mef oe ne l0ne snrle instance 0f dssasisaciinl kn0sRa or ex- 7psessed is eYoaa anasanee ~ ilsmeslt N ne sol. iawine certificate is ffom Df. Chiltons she NetsloHn New Y0sk Chanliss.Nt iA'xab ip leg5F sf eN..tt.ss i' have anslxzed a h0llla Of medicine called sC
 eSk0frs f3ealh Reslorasive and md that sf
 does mi consa Merrnrys ~ any nshsr nleeallc pre-
 aFaslor, nor opinm ir any of ies tosms Hts eompc- sed of vezesahlo Ralfes entiselysY .te iss ss,s,
 fas ls9E N -ssss ssns M lkMEs k. GmEzoHs M- A X v .. lBRINCKERH0F Proprietor Ns ysass
 \ f{osace Essrett. VI. S. Agsngs YAast ,8 8sxaaxs
 iprinripal Office S6 finl&}n street, NeM Xafke s 7s ESt gsle hvs Rn E. Halawins kifekkcidS 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
H ARyGEss III AKING, .&c.

sW1ftKeep on hands or mauufactufet 10 0rder, sagalA Axfs9s1eeSSeSO Of 6gtI AttaeEsS, x <, SMsldfcss Brides, Trunks, &c. \ He invites those who want work in hist line ogive him a call, as he has no doubt he can satisfy them both as to quality and prices, fs Gf REPAIRING of all kinds donein the best manner and at short notice. Many articles of ofProdncetakeninpa pay nent for work. ,fpap ss,, ,.a N FREDE Ri CK w. BRO WIN. 2. Lifchf field, April 10, l644. " Agianst
 TyOR COLDS AND FEvERS.i brought on sI by sudden changes the weather, there is no remedy so effpctuals as Dr. Phelps,s @ KS s'.l IN TOMATO PILLS;
 as they purge of all offensive matter, open the pores of the skin, and bring about heal-
 thy state of all the functions. Rheumatism,
 Lung Fever. Sick Headache, Jaundice, and allt6ilious disorders are speedily and effec- 'tualIy cured by this substitute for as s5giaN ga tItpss CALOMEi.f Fsrs gf isea with perfect safety: and their operation is 60 pleasant and mild as a purgatise that they have acquired a universal representa-. tionRo of bcing' the best Family Midacins ever inyen,ed for the aged and young and those nf delicate conslituii0ns. They are never Known to fail of curing Dyspepsia. in a short time, if taken accOrding t0 directions. sa sa lss'Fsge
 Fofsale hy J. G. Beckwith, Litchfield, and N by Merchants in all the country towns, md
 by the Proprietor. No. % Chapel Street.
 HaEsford.t As.at a9esM M fslF sstvi 26
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| 4 The whole amount oflnssesis 3377,33 To amount psid to agents, and for
 lnsurance Plates, Books and , Slationeryis ea 60i.O5 397S.s
 leaving balance in the Treasury of e3457,7 { Add 10 the above the premium char. j sRed an tue Books the last i've yeats I v which can he collected ifregmFedis l650o. < Present Capital 0r funds Offhe Company
 ia from which future losses are to be .. vi List of Losses. March Is. Chester N. Case. Harwin.on. c!shers !sss a Shop TO'al. sisss msyeSs; Israsl Coe. .Tordne,on. Dwelling :. May }. Anson Wheeler. Bsrkhsmps,ed,
 s Saw Mill. Total. Al Vi 250,0 TAug. 2s. Alpheus Fuller, Kent. Dwelling :.
 Parual,s <. sa sl S0.a
 1889, @
 s't Grisi Mil. Total. 2ooo.o June 2O. Philo Chase, Litch6eld. Dwelling, X Paftialy < S.e Jan. l6 A. P. Gihbs, Harwintnn, Barn. Total. Ic1& Fsbl IL s. Church, Torring'on, Dwelling 2 .,,.. Mary A, Peck, sharon, Store, Per =. Nov. 3. s. 4. Judson. Cornwall. Barn and
 Sheds. Total. 1901 April piisi 5. Benisusp Tompkins. Kent. Dwsl. ' .liss; isssl Partial O. June 70. j. c. Howard. Warren. Barn and
 Sheds. Total 5oos
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

K ANCE COMPANY. TNE1IS Company has been in operatic
 T Ten Years ending July 3d. l64S.
 The whole number of policies which .
 have been issued is 1X Amount of Property Insured. @l, l,44S, The number of policiesissued tho hEst
 2 five years.
 sFbs smo,1ntg If nreminm paid in do. 25s31 The am0unt 0f premium charged do. lO26lss On the Expiration of those policies inc h., A
 premium charged was relinqnished. The number of policies sissned lest live ,.I
 yeaFs, uH The amount of property insnred do. SS93;Asss The Sriount of premium paid ip do. El27.4 The amount of premium charged do. ll6505, \ The whole amount of cash premium
 wears ia.g IA ,' es 67ll,f Tointerest received on Loans, 725
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
Ntna Insurance Company
 HARTFORD, CT. CvNifSgg 900. GOO DOlIWa.sJ

Na9HDG1NS6t sADWtUsGs =
 Wiik libertyto increase the same tO HGJ q III liOn of Dollars, sss nFFERtoinsure Dwelling Houses, Store NJ Mills, Manufactories, Barns. Ships al Vesselswhile in rort, or on the stocks. Good and every other species ofinsurable persol al property, against loss Or damGge by fire, as low rates of premium as any similar inst ution in good standing. x DOUGLAS WATSON. Agent. N Office with c. H. Hollister Esq.
 .,s .s,g Court House.
 Litchfeld, Feb. 10, 1S45.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
TsIJOt1R, Wheat, Rye & Buck wheat Flour IN Corn Meal and Middlings. atz a " azssala5 t&ssw 4h ass CnOuK 6 Fonbiss

spasA So yges s1si 4 eatsI ;yaxaq aa'aAE-Aa a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

.Beihlem, Dec. 2. ls44. tsif ssItse
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
FOR SALE.

Liichfeld, Jan. 2sd. ls45. .,sg1@'
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An EASY Tempered NAIVE were much
amused by a Story told of suffering maR, not many
leagues from Vermont. who unfortunately became
possessed of pair Of brcachy cattle. He otter
ed them Tor sale bat such their reputation for
tearing down and getting over fences that nobody
wished TO buy. Al lcngih stranger came TO look
q, them and inquring into Their dispositions, was
told by the owner that they never iroabled him In
any way. Satisfied with the price, the stranger
purchased and pale down for them.
Il was not long before he returned and claimed
damages.
They tear down my bcs; fences said he
d" IN ,hthink it qu.qu.quiio likely" replied the
seller, cooily
And understand they served you in the same
way
we we well, 81 Sd should rather tn. think they
didr
But exclaimed the inGignan, purchaser. did n t
you tell me they never troubled you any
To be 81 ~ sure | did answered The other
the Ia laciis Hsrer ct s-sHch nings tt-froHbie
me-.
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THE TRIBUNE.
Niddiesex Anti-Tcxas Convention.
Correspondence ofThe Tribune.


BosToS Oct, 22d l3;5.
HORACE GREELEY Dear Yesterday was
hold in Lyceum Hall. at Cambridge. a Convention
- ciuzsns Of Middlesex County, Mass. opposed to
rho admission Of Texas, as a Slave State, without
respect Of party. When ] arrived found the meet.
ing organized under the Presidency OF Hon. James
Wilson. late ofihc State Senate. MIR Schouer Editor
Of the Lowell journal. acting Secretary, and q
Mr. White occupying the floor, ia the delivery Of
an earnest speech the text Of which a resolu-
ton offered by William Lloyd Garrison. 10 the ei
feet thai FOO case the Texas scheme should be be con
.uuma,cd the Legislature OF Massachusetts shall IN
the name Of the people declare the act Of admission null
and void-in oiher words take the ground OF abUgea
f0n out and ouf~hich after much earnest discussion
psncigsfcd by Ant.-lavery men Of the wing LiDeHy
Marty and NO-parfy schools passed by small MAORI
81 along with other resolutions reported by business
Commune One Of the Committee series decaredtto
the duty Of those present not 20 do any act Whatever
strengthening The Slave power which all agreed was the
prime aim Of the Annexation scheme. Those vino took
mari In the discussion Messrs Charles Francis Adj
ans IA son Of John Quincy) Wendell Phillips. Brad
burn Wilson Barbour, Garrison, Sewell (the Liberty
Marty candidate for Governor Rev Owen LOvcjOy Rev
Mr. ~ief-on T. r. ilOaT icon Of him O Charlie ston motto
rety the Secretary, and others whose names did not
earn The degree Of fOrbearance manifested on all
bands surprising 10 me confess AFTER seeing no"
much and angry the GarusOnians AMI Brncytes quar-
rel In their papers aud how bitter the Liberty papers
toward the Mhighe latter IN turn, showing no toera
ton for item on Of their virtual election oil
James r. Polk there really seemed desire on all
sides o. DO something for the arrest OF tho monster
strides a. slavery. In the audience noticed number
"a distinguished spectators whom may name
James Russell Lowell the poet and Maria Weston Chap
man. cofdlf0r o the National ANTI Slavery STANDARD.
one the serial resolutions passed provided for FAR
her action by the raising Of state Committee, whose
duty 10 viii be- D. correspond with leading minds and
address the peOpo of the Free States on the important
subject Of the Convention. That COmmrtee VIII also
provide for County meetings throughout the state OF
Massachusetts.
have no doubt the result Of this Convention will be-
good and for shall rejoice heartily II any thing
shall have been done to prevent the cOnsummation Of
this hiehhandcd Texan Scheme 10y lhe next Congress
In this feeling you will fully sympathize, if have no,
independently your views Very truly you're
ANTI TEXAS.
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a SwiNDLFR At LARGE.--A man calling himself
GEoEGE MEHsEIIIEs aged - n years hav.ngs marx
sore on his right cheek hss been committing sundry
dcpTcdalus upon the gosd citizens % New-iiayen lie
was employed joiner and iei there for New. OrA
on Thursday nsht and hence in the chip London % New
Orleans. Beside the then OF several valuable articles be
has borrowed sums amount from yRrious per
-oos-whO have caused extra u be issued from the
New Haven Transcript FOR the purpose Of warning tnose
whs may come 70 his way.
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Books.
INST PUBLISHED,

Ess.Ys on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLlTl-
Il CAL GUARANTEES b. ELISHA 7, re sLsvr, CoGn-
=. or Ii T-,s II ~ CIV % Sew York, vol y no is
sevsrs- chspter. discuss ih@ following topics
/. THE Osisis % HUMAN RiGHTs'
N. II. TzrE FUscrfON OF GovFsSMENr;
III. Tvs CoSsrirUrIos % GovERNNsNr;
wv. CoSsrlruTioSAL LIMITATIONS AND PRoHislrloSs'
VI TIE ELECTIVE FSAScHisE;
VII Riears EMax,riss IRON TVS SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECTIONS;
Will THE RIGHTS % WoN,S;
TX TIE RIGHr OF PROPERLY AND Irs Nos-L REis-
rloSs,
K lSrELLEcTU.L PsoFERTY.
Price 81 coats per copy GREELEY 4 NCELkATh,
sui4D>WNNY Tribune Buildings. NY.
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News FROM THE PRARIEs-The - Louis Mis-
ourisn has received the following interesting piece Of
intelligence relating 70 the West
On the 2l If August last. caravan consisting Of
eight wagons and fifteen ef For, Platte. formerly
Fort Lsramie) laden with 1000 buffalo robes belonging
90 Messrs Prstte \ Cahsnne. When the caravan had
reached within 500 6tU miles from the settlements IN
Missouri the feet OF the oxen had become worn by
he short and rough grass the praies a. 10 render
farther progress most impossible In this extremity
Mr. Adams who has command Of the caravan despatch
ga informant 70 Missouri for relief lie arrived here
some three four weeks ago procured the necessary
supplies and fresh 70 De- sent and was returning
when he met Mr. Johnson near the Cav Missionary
station who had subsequently been despatched by MI
Adams. with the Information thai the caravan had a.
vn-ei bui tic and that their cattle had either an died
or wsre perfectly useless account Of their sore feet
Il seems that Two Americans. traders from Mexico, had
fallen iu with the caravan and started with Nj Johnson
for the settlements few day- afer they fell ia with
sioux war parry who had conflict with party OF Paw
nces They were told by the Sioux be the alert
- The Pawnees were on the trail Of the Sioux aud II
they met them lthe Americans they would Kill them.
lew nights subsequent their camp attacked by the
Pawncrs and the two traders mortally wounded.
who told Johnson 10 himself II be could by night
a. they were dead men Johnson succeeded IN escaping
bot en-, rely destitute Of any thing 20 procure him subss
ance lie however In few days EEL! IN with parry
under Mr. papiu who furnished him with clothing.
and ammunition Johnson few days Afterwards was
robbed Of his gun and ammunition by party OF Cav In
dams who stripped him stall naked When our INFORM
an. met bm. ae nearly persisted, having VITA MN q
rcmuLn, Of -scsnake. upon which De BAD ,ulsisled
for several days lie conducted him 90 the Jaw Mis
sonsry station. where he Il now under medical rea
ment Poor fellow His mind has suffered from his
hardship aud j. A. times quite deranged and als feet
have been worn 20 the bone by the rough gass Of TIE
praires'
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70 Dr. 4. 1. Won Corr has removed hs Office and
German D.psusary tn n Nassau and Pear
streets BroOslys. Ia No 4l8t Broadway Newly Once
hours 10 4 NJ 70 ?. NJ and from i0 P ". Hehas on
hand very extensive supply N remedies ~ Ls pre-
paraton and importation together with every crscr plOu %
fancy srcle usually sept IN sn AZ stores Among Inc ar
ces odd by Dr. Won Cori the following prepared by
himself. Life Pills Lie xir, Restorative Brers Cure
fr Piles Hair Restorative, ,eiTs for Asthma Preventive
ur small PoV and a. other coniasl diseases All ne
ce % ne poor without charge b. hs. done for ne s
tree years il Broosly-
New Yors l5in August. 1884 SIS lmeolos
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Fl'V Iff T. FFttI T. T ~ 7 = IT ~" TI'- 'IH--
Just publ she'd, the most important WORK ever issued
from the American Press 800
The Rev John DOwngs History OF Romsnsin plendiiy
Illustrated with Than ~ ghy finished engrsvings des
crptve u the customs ceremonies councils and pracucrs
OF The Church Of Rome, forming large and beautifully
printed Of nearly 100 pages In rich enbeusiic bind
lng. Pnce - 60
+. WALKER. Publisher, III Fulton At N. Y.
~ Agents wanted TO sell The above work IN every town.
city county The Unsed States 10 whom liberal Per
ceniage will be- allowed. lylo
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oULTIvAToR FOR OCTOBER
SCHOOL BOOKS

I'VE Subscribers Arep constantly on hand complete a.
school Bous- for sale a the lowest prices
A0 Copy Books made % slperne paper States and ate
Pencils Ink and lussfands Le-d Pencils Steel Pens, WI
rng Paper and every description Of school stationery of
superior quality. for sale cheap by
a JANsEN \ BELL ll9 Nhssansi
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rREAsuRY oF HISTORY.

COMPRISING q general introductory Outline o' UNI
= versa History. Ancient ard Modern. and series OF
separate Histories NJ every p-1 ra Nsou ,hai exists their
rise progress. and present conduon sc &C BY samue
Naunlrr
The History OF America. edited by John lnman. Esq.
IT. Eff0rs Of country papers whose circulation exceeds
1000 copies VIII be- entitled to receive TIL. work, by pro-
perry noticing ihe IN heir several journals and for
warring a marked paper 20 the publisher.
OiSOs DANIEL ADEE, lnI Fulton. I y. Y.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
The New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Boston, have established a. Agency 10
the Ciiy OfNewN 0rk for tne purpose u receiving sfpca
ions Tor Life Insurance. &C
DIRECTORS
WILLARD PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER
WILLIAM PARSONS NHAkLES J.. CURTIS
FRASCIs g. LOWELL PETER WAINWRIGHT.
4 n FORBTS WILLIAM ". STONE.
OFORGF H KUHN THOMAS 4 DEXTER,
JAMES READ OTIS TUFTS
WILLARD PHILLIPS. President
jonathan kMoRY, Secretary.
Joss Z. tHEFsAkN, NJ ID. Consulting surgeon, -
broadway. N-sy. forA.
JAMS ". 3. GSEENHow, II D. Cons1luns Phys.ciA1-
as Brosfws; Nex-Yufk
In Company Las been 10 successful operation a Boston
Tor The eighteen months offers advantages 10 lns1-
equa. 10 Aly other Company.
Al necessary irOrnsnoE 10 terms ke VII Dc furnished
BY he Subscriber JOHN HOPPER,
o. eodr tlssp) soieiiof ana ASsoi. - PinssI
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tsxrx Ir D. NJ FosrEL
IRWIS a. POSTER, Comn.sssn and Forwarding
j Nsrchsas, Nc. Cassilys Rov, Cnetpnsn Asu
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D. MCDONALD. secretary

LARGE EAG1E.-Mr Dwight L. Williams, Of
West Hsriand shoi on saturday last sn American Tag
Of very large size When ts wings were spread they
measured from up 20 tp7 feet inches Hartford Cour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-24

cS- DIR. 4. 4. Won tort'- Patent Galvanic Bands
viii Nagre.c Power Thr- Electro 6avanic bands have
proved Of lhe greatest rcscy The system almost all
-ease. They vii speedily remove the acute pains
Boz any FAR; l- system sod with flll direction. al No
ala. SroaiYay SIS -oddOs
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FEVER AND AGUE.

tTI'HAT Old FANOKITE md sItKLINU Kt'rs
i DY"-" ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURE" Tor Fever and Ague" No medicine, IN any age
or country has ever met with such universal success-prO-
tected against coua-rfet, by the written signature OF ue
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