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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
PLAYING, VISITING & BLANK
CARDS.

- FORGE COOK, NJ the late Arm Of Ely.
NJ Smith { Cool fot the psa sii. ,css
manufacturers OF the celebrated Bartlett
CARDS. would ,nform tho public and thS
patrons Of the old establishment. No. ~ Full
ion-si., whore he has always been employed.
that he continues the manufacture Of oil the
'snsuos Of Playing, Wishing aad Hank
Cards. hstS,olo's furnished by tho establish
neut--And tbs, orders fer various Kind, vii,
bs promptly and faithfully csrcuitd ru ar
rlicalloo TO his sole Agents, Msss'. Fly 4
Latham, ~ Fulron.s,tcet, usurl discuun, OF
fot cash. or to ihu~ who buy 10 cell ~saln,
viz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
NOTICE.

" HEREAs nv wife MARY has leh my
w bod sssS board and inrevsr refuses 10
live " MA sss.th,s Is Ia io1S' - ali E'erspns ha =
boring OF ussssns her on my secvnoi, ioT |
shall pay no debts al her contracting alter
this date. CYRUS T.. BURNhh.
Middietown, Sept. 10. is45 De-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

STATE or VERMONT, HEtr-'
D,arei OF Rutland, {. mem
bored that alta special Probate couu held
At Rmlsnd within and fnr sad dlNre,, on
the i6,h day Of scrt isi5
Present Wm Tall Judge.
An insrumen, in wiring rurpor,ing to
be The last " III and ics,amen, Of JseobIiurn
ham late Of M,JJir,o~a N said d,anc, de-.
ceased, have been presented TO SAID eouu
Tor probate by jacob Burnhun, the cIeeu-
tor therein named
|, IS ordered TINT said will be referred
for probate AMI allowance to the FIRST Mon
day being the 9Th day OF October next, and
TINT copy Of lhi, order b. published lhrr'
weeks successfully previous thereto in rh'
Rutland Herald Newspaper printed n
Rutland that all persons interest may
APPEAR aud object to the probate thereof
they see cause. A rae copy Of II, cord,
3s HENRY HALL, Register
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srArk or yEnNoNr. (, BE.,,,.s,.s.,

D,.u ~ V q as,..-s !. BS,ss %., :,
q syccssl prsssas evou h''ldeo ., Ruus"d
witiin snd ", -ssd et,tr,c, 90 the ssh trt u
sept,saset, isis
Present. wm Hall. lodge.
John 4 Csnsu,, sdm'aisrs'of 81 tie 60
isw al iohn Jscl .on, ls,s Of bss5sn ~ sad
disine'. d,ct ssed .irie.tsis, proposing ta rem
der an Aceoon al Of he ADMINISTRATOR Of sad
estate
!, 10 ordered tina, said account be rr'eu~d
fot etsminston and allowance 10 the hrs,
Ncadsy being the - day Of November nett,
and Ihst copy Of this srdct he puol'sh~d
three se~ks .urre-si,ely previous Thereto IA
The Rytland Herald. . newspaper printed
aiRutlAnd shat sll PARSONS Interested ma, sP'
pear and obDecqo tho same II they zee cause
Au'r- copy oftecotd.
90 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

III y the subscribers, being appointed by tie
W Probate cour for the dis,ric, OF fsHhaven
commissioners TO receive essm,De, and add
Just all claims and demands Of all persons
sgsins, the estate al
Isaac Hads.esy, late Of Posifney.
in said district dece represented irsol-
vent, andl also all claims and demands eIbib-
tied in Offset thereto and months from
The ID day August last, being allowed
by said court Tor that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend
,o the business OF our sad appointment a. tie
house Of - ,dpw Frederic Hsds~sy. IN said
Pouiioey, on The hr.l Mondays OF Nosea'-
Der and January oeii, from one until four
oclot p. N. on esch Of said DAYS.
A,ssn..o Evrs-, Comm"
Pouline,, Sept. -, is45. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

" Il the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court iof the dis
trct OF Fairhavsn commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands
~ a'i u,rsunS against tst estate e
Ann UutIse. late Of CaSietor,
IN said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands erhib.
tied IN offset thereto, and o months from the
Sd dav Of Seh. last, being allowed by said
court for that purpose. we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the to.
slness Of our SAID appointment, at the dwelling
house Of Gaius Briggs, in Cas,eion, on The
first Monday Of February neI,, from one
o'clock until four o'clock p. m.
WiLL'.n k,ssir, Ic,-.
BsrI.a's WALkrs, 20" '"
Css,leton. Sept II. isi5 "a
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SHOE PEGS,

A New supply, comprising al lind. In use,
for sAie by BURT A MASON.
Rutland, Sept II, ist5, ~
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Rutland, Sept. ~, tsi3.

pIBBONs Arihc'sls Bnnne, eIlks md
IL cheIs. Cas- Il,tes ana l'reHcu ono
mans, a splendid assortment, Just received
AMI for sale 10y ID. +. BELL.
Rutland, Sept. 30. isi5. 40
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interval meadow, mostly English hay. and
has cut generally on an average 100 tons. -
The wood lands are maple, beach and ash
In part, and par, spruce and hemlock, bear
ing an abundance Of saving and hewng lin
ber-there are llIee sawmil's near by. The
buildings are q dwelling house, cheese house,
four barns and Two sheds. Thi, IS an excel
lent dairy farm. and will be sold as low. &C
cording 10 value, as any farm 10 these parts
with or without stock and farming tools -
Any reasonable pay day given
II, W LESTER.
Rutland, Sept ~, fs43. 40
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SHINGLES.

4 FEW thousand frs, tate heart and com.
"A mon sptuce shingles, for sale by
q. l.. ROBBINS.
ROLAND, Oct. |, lsi5. 40
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H. Embossed Enamelsd Cards, Gnlsd and
plain, beautifully polished, with elegant de-
signs M borders.
PRINTERS BLANK CARTJS,
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Also, oil the above sizes Of every color 10
order. Other sizes cut TO order OF ei,hsf OF
the foregoing quali,ics, Mourning cards Of
various .izes made 10 order
Gold bordered cards do DO
Oil, edge do do
Eoameled sheets. esp si1s & 9offf L.
! Ivory Surface, do do
Pearl do do
| Blank sheets. do do
Also. Railroad and Steamboat Tickets,
made 10 order, of my cnlor, OF of different
culurs. as mie he dc.l'rI
The subscriber invites oil editors IN tho
United States and Canada, who are disposed
10 take their pay Ia cards. snd who viii send
him copy VI their papers conts lning the ad-
rettiscmen,, 10 insert 1t for three months
New York, lsi5. 81 I'm
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
THERE IS HOPE
for the Consumptive. for those
who are afflicted with Asthma.

for the Consumptive. for those
who afflicted with sdsthmd,
however much and long they may have
suffered, for those who are laborng under
or Difficulty Of Breathing Pain IN the Breast or
Pulmonary Diseases.-Dr Folger's
OLOSAONIAN,
OR ALL-H EALING BALSAM
IS A SPEHDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY-It has
in hundreds Of and By than
experience 1t has been submitted the faculty. and
bean used and by them-and it offered with the
greatest confidence all who be afflicted and who need
DAvD HENpEasor, 60 LaiRht street reduced very low
by tedious Cough and raising Of Blood He had tried
remedies offered without benefit aud deemed himself beyond
the hope Of relief Although he had hectic fever and night
sweas bottle Of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
to health. :, . - =.
onan although weak the time he using that
he could scarcely walk. He coughed nce.santly His d-
Guilty Of breathing such that he csud walk only few steps
time and his night dreadful In weeks
from o his using the medicine he walked
with down the Office and in six weeks he far
stored be able attend to his busisess again. .
F. LABAN Esq SO Pike street cured Of Asthma by half
months. He has had of the dseasenow
Mis- ARcHBALD IS we,t street, was cured Of Asthma Of
four years Standing by half bo,te declares the
medcne in the world She had used various other
dies without the least benefit.
Hundreds Of might be given 70 prove its efficacy
Try il are sc,,d and you will be satisfied that i IL
regret having used it. and entirely flight the dis
ease which at present threatening yeur life.
sale the Principal Oce lo6 Nassau street. door
above Ann. jail re
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
REMARKABLE CURE OF sCROFULA.
MAnCUxsrEn. CT June. 1914

Mr.. e.. G, Bristr0l-
ssa.:a j.: .s!d " isIisSss :.s:%;s.
ahsh eesa.
e sss o.. S
as have ben can no longer refrain from dselasins 70 he
S: r., ": :ss %
=sss S:' s:' :s: %
fssa sSas %ss Ssssa o. Is g
sr s1s.i variety T q msa'sne. which ssc
PAINFUL SsS a WENT
SSax than 10 s.f a .on ~s
| Of P on % ssG
% until & hrovsS w sS. % yw sfd Su
Ns.. ,sl M little R.s somS,,sS
%sans nn Ssu s aea q puoe x .es%sd
'nd sss,y
s ads Si
wi %so sss Ct ssS %
:: II oe on he day s SS
with no great confidence it, either the Of friend
aS %y:s
IN ing but . hSss a %ss; q %
cover % after % the use of two or bottles. decided i'm
:S.a.s s: y; i. ms SSTsy ,Sss:
:sas :'ts sis s. a s:SS s
for ali WAS opium In about two months
was able 70 SIT up all day. After had eighteen bottles
can can say with .inh s like creature both soul and
pody 10! pam VIII weigh the pirits down. had number of
themselves When commenced taains the sarspsrla hd
Confined =. % !. w% sad m in fss'...y wfE
spng tst4) was able walk doors and when act m~
foot upon earth and found myself ouce mors Walking whs
thankfunes and gratitude felt Mr. Bristol under TIA &
i had BEEN almost since had walked Al all am now
heshy and IN word astonishing All who s.s me-
appeared Ike risen from the little thought when
az. y. s u,s Of The hfs
yscommsnd your barsaparlla all although a. az ~
language and terms TO speak Of IL it deserves.
shall b happy time give any ons all hs informs
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

s ssp;s would M AZ
as e life asaf the direction Of wise
' ''SfT.idiis xTMiKsA sToUoHToN
Ibav. b..n .eou,0.a NJ MkASMGMrsIEs M Ct April 20 ss
ss aaa
% sss1sy Ss ia and Sm %
sarsaparilla. continued for few months.
AGGRAVATED CASE y 6 Gr ytda5AMsl sGkdF6EA M D.
s's S p h: sS Sy s..ps ss
AsoIans rssSg s.s,g Sy ys5gz: % Bsrc
daily tsstyng Of the snperoriy Of Bsto sarsspara
a nSs S G %
and gyes satisfaction to those who have had the
Mn B.,o,-s, nss naw h, hYosF: February % ath lsas
n my II, life mos tenn e than
was On sh'ssss sssss ssss
E. as laSs S & % .sS
shs
inflammation. A seriously affecting his sight,
s sssa; r.; s
n01 pr hi sn i'sS ssS
ss s IF sns 5
%a.Ss o lie S hi, % @
phycsn. ssadsd c1re.
re:orted 70 without benefit whatever
Il, Condition and
MOST oi resembling
possibly have subdung this distressing PAIN
ul disease the scrOula. AT his friend
recommended Bristos Sarsapaa and same time re-
eirsd 70 who had been cured BY it, who afflicted
that my might be saved the blessing
OF the Dispenser OF blessing mankind
menced administering to my son Brstols Sasapara july
After using for short time discovered change for the
better and in few months his nearly WELL only
the scars tell where the uceraons had He various
other Affections all Of WHICH, am happy say with heart
ned with Joy and gratitude are now removed and Charles
perfectly cured by Bristos Sarsaparilla should fail the
attempt speak of Sarsapara deserves Language
is too faint and abilities feeble the high
nation in which hold invaluable preparation of Sarsapa
rila 1t will be pleasure satisfy any who may
isn't Cedar Cooper.
Another remarab feature about Brstos Sarsaparla
IS that no one heard to speak against the contrary
r body except the imitaors, loud in its praise This
Gle never become sour like Of the which
have attempted to come the Of this popular
c The happies feature Of all is that the patients cured
by this medicine stay cured.
ITlnPoRrAyT AND NECESSARY CAuTioN-Brstol's sars-
the written signature Of c. c. Brsol None
inc.
10 Brstrol's Saraparai is sold by WILLIAM BURGER
General Agent No so Courtland. street Ney York and
James syme, M D., Bowsry and Walker street; N.
w; Badeau, 260 Bowery; Rushton Co., ITO Broadway
street; John Syme Fulton and Water street; Dr. Miner
sGmf # Broadway and nd, John street. Robert Legg
ton Spring and Hudson strecs D. H Bprtnel Third Avenue
Ara n,shfh M street Philip MfIke Sss Grand st!et Daniel
and Cannon streets Mrs Hayes Brooklyn; and Henry Buell.
| d 1orR street, Jersey City. n30 6t1awsec
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
A PROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

Desomeapx Of Paris He has entirely exploded ths sene
barreuness excsp indeed in Of malfometon, whiA
extremely 1e The nvariabe and universal SUCCESS ef
salh which results in che wife bseomns blss.S 1C.ns,
ths use Of the Procrsative Elixir Cordial It . inabe il
.ou. train Of complsip. arising from s.e i.s. Q n
on The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial 10 we'll esA
Wished. sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pack
sves il sucent evidence Of excellence and the estimation
which Is held is pleasant and agreeable 70 s ta1s
The undeisned only authorized asen IN ths country
Price - bottle.
FOR the Of those residing out Of hs city r in
Tor transnisscn by mail with full direction FOR preparing
Price of package IS, making three bottles.
Dr.. u MELvEAU. box y n Yeyk city.
NB-Ladies calling for the "Elxir" win Be- waited on
lady in attendance. di< lmsm
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 66 LIBERTY STREET,

a; Away. on hand sisort%snt Of dim. md tea se
Dessert Plates Of all sizes assore Dshes, Soup TureeHs
Covered Dishes Salad Bowls, Fruit Dass0 Custards and
Also, Fancy Tea Sc., and Rich Decoraal Disnsr Bets
Also, Tea and Chocolate Wars Greek Ffsh and Ameron
shape.
old liberal avd In lots Ia mit,purehssers
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
SPALDING < co.
CIGARS! /! CIGARS. CIGARS!

CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau street. opposite the Herald Build
iugs respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
the public generally the following choice Cigars. just
@salas Of various brands Paaeelas Of various brands
Normas,. Pnncpes
Yngsnuidad, Rionda,
Esperanza, Napoleones,
La India, Noriegas, Lord Byrons.
The above aar and imported and
the trade invited to call and examine Them
B-Ordss from abroad will be strctly attended to.
jl3 1m$nc
LEECHES! LEECHES!
lust RECEIVED-Per ship Franklin, from Hamburg, a
fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches for sale wholesale
and rstail, at the most moderate prses. BY
r<xD T.. J. FERDINAND x CO..
jas lmsec Importer Of Leeches, No. las Nassau
w who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches Gold
Chains. Gold Pencils, KEYS &c will find greatly their
advantage call the subscriber who selling ali descp
tons Of above retail much lower than other houss
the city Gold Watches low 420 and 42 each Watches
and !ewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches war
raned 20 ieep COED time OF the money refunded wscnss
at much less than the usual prices s.,
jl5 lmsec Wholesale aud retAl. - Wall stairs
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVE
TIES. &c

THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities Of the
season, requested examine very rich and
msnt Of fshonabl. scAsSs CRAvArs DREss GLovEs, &c.,
assortment Of the above articles have been .eectd with
attention and well calculated to give satisfaction gentle
men s and fashion The sub:crben would call the sttsn.
snd well selected assSrtmsnt Of the goods Linen and
Muslin Shirts cut after the approved French Method to ht
and Bucks shirts and Dwen vevs Cashmere and other
Crsva and Scarf stock: Riding Belts fss.t Elastic shoulder
Braces Suspenders Buchskn, Msrno Cashmere Cloth Bes
and Goat Skin Gloves &C., &C. 0entlemen desiring any o.
at the old estabshmeut Of PARSELLS < AGATE,
d22 lmsec 2T Broadway. orner Of Park Place
DR. LAkDNEk, CONSULTING EN(iINEEK
A CARD-The Public i. Informed, that Dr. LARDNER
gneer nich followed extensive scale for
in England and France Inventors patentees manufacturer
nsrchanu and others engaged in the and nanuiacus
consult him requiring the application Of the
principles Of practical science Certificates and opinions the
validity and usefulness Of inventions and in the
ar Rerors disputed questions and doubtful points,
perment Investigations. with view the discovery or test
required. Ofies No q Spruce street. Ney lo,.
ALI Business Letters must be postpaid aud 10 prevent time
being lost by frivolous applications all applicsn will be ex
pecied TO pay retaining fee Of $40 before consultation
n22 3mrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

OFFICE ov JEryERsor RArcR ConpAHY.S
No. % Wall opposite The Exshangs
THIS COMPANY continues Insure against Loss and De-
/ mage BY Fire, Goods, Wars, end Merehandss, and
slso against Inland N.yEstoa vssss aad thar
Csrxoes DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne, ElishA Riggs,
Thomas T. WoodruM Ansoa Ball1.
q. X. Robson, M. D., Joseph Dnks.
Thompsou Prce, josh Allen,
Mosts Tucker, Jsma E. Holmes,
John II. Les, Jsmss il. WS;sns
Caleb Z. Tunis, VIM. X Thorn,
Srsncis r. Saas, Thomas MorsN,
John e.. Merritt EuRene BCGeIt,
THOMAS w. THORNE. Presidsnt
Gve. r. HapR. S~cr~ssvv mam
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

sonnet HING NEW.
SPALDING CO. manufacturing, under Letters Patent
ganted BY the United States Improved Friction Match
TO BURN WITHOUT BRIMSTONE.
They now Offer aos So n. on very y, TsaseI;Sls terms
in lots to suit purchasers.
highly approved Of and recommended for family by
Phyacans and chemists Of the absen OF
phur heir manufacture the fumes Of which disagree
able and deleteous ALL and particularly injurious
having weak lungs or delicate Constitutions
They are particularly rseonmended to the attention Of ship
posed to the action Of all climates without the slightest injury.
For sale by the principal Druggists and Grocen in the city
Orde left at Shepards BOOKSTORE 9i Broadway, their
Office, i6l Bleecker street.
jail lmsm SPALDING co.
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FTvE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daiy Nswspaper-pub
hd every day the year except New Years Day and Fourth
fJuy. Price per copyor ~ per annum-postagss
paid-cash in advance.
mornng-prics sx cents COPY. - per annum-pos
ages paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circuIation of thu
Herald is THlRTY-FlVE THOUSAND and increasipg
s has the largest circuiaticn Of any paper in hs city
or the wortd and is therefore the best for b1stess
men g hs cy co,it,y Prices moderae-casR advance
tNIlNG Of all kinds executed at the moderate prics
and IN the most elegant style. '~~'
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRIEToR OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMErr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

DR DIXON attends exclusively General Surgery, and in
~ morning that OF the Eve sqninng Cataact Clio
Of the Tear Duets Deformes Of the lids Ss nns ors
given several hundred IN this city AZ
rencble of rupture permanently cured 70 a he
mi be Mercer street hil lmrrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
WYKOFF'S DINING SALOON,

Corner Of Pise and Nassau streets, in the Basement
THIS is Of the best places in tbs city which obtain
~ meal especially Dnner At once cheap and Injurious
end well served and The prices a. 10 = those Of :ta:h
here find substantal solace.
NB-rhe Pudd ns and Apple Dumplings served BY wykof
verk suIeyIor, As s also the Poultry. j23 3tsrc
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
4o6 BROADW WAY, NEAR WALKER.
THE PHOPRETORS Of the above suite Of have,
immense expense completed ths elegant and
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
in the city, and respectfully IL il the attention Of the
public. LIS location being the central Of Broadway pecu
ay adap for the intended, and
been made entirely with the view promoting
the comfort and convenience Of the visite1.
THE SALOON
i capable Of seating thousand persons The decorations
are OF the chase description being Sanor Capsl
style classic stansry. have also been provided from
the studio OF Mr. Bssham The when brilliantly lighted
BY three costly chsndsier presents coup de unequaied BY
any other establishment in the city. :.
spacieu: Supper Room, Drss,ing Rooms e e. have
srable in the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &C..
Full particulars be had by application TO Mr. Huchna
the premises. . :,
will find these Rooms convenience FOR getting
up the in the most elegant and commodious style.
imArc
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
VALENTINES

CUPID HOLDS HIS GRAND LEvEE at TURNER &
" FISHERS, "a chatham street, daily ad Nightly whs,e
he dispenses his votas the most spenda IN
Lace Paper The trade supplied tie most liberal terms
M B-Vaentiues Of all kirds made order, Al Cupfos
Quarters-his agents, TURNER flsHEh. IN "eneso'-'
j2i iwsre
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

ton IN my powers and were capable would proclaim all
the world what Brtois sarsapara has done for
owe the preservation Of my life uuder the direction Of
rrovasnce Yours respectfully. -
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

CHEAP SPECTACLES
AT93 DUANE STREET, New York, first door from
a Broadway.--HENRY b. BLACKWOOD, Working
Opcan proof Of the above adverses the following cheap
prices
Best double jointed Gold Specacles 50 IS
Best single jointed Gold Spectacles ............13
Best doub. jointed Silver Sfectacles. ....... 30
Finest double oined elastic blue Steel Spectacles. 1885,
single jointed elastic blue Steel Specacles 15s
Finest double ioined Tortoise shell spectaces. l5s
Finest single jontsd Tor0iAe shell SEectacles..
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel Spectace with the glasses and
with every and attention paid them in the
for dollar.
Good elastic blus Steel Spectacles. ..........6s.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles .4s 3d.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectscles ....3s.
= Good German Silver Spectaces. .3s
Best Toroiseshell Eye Glasses ..........5s. 3D.
Best blue Steel Eye Glasses. .5s Sd.
peat morn Eye 0iasSes. .3s.
Dest nom Spectacles. -. 3D.
Best Convex Glasses set into your frames. q.
Best Copcave Glasses set into your own frames, 3s
Best Convex Pebbles set into your own frames. .los
Beat Concave Pebbles se into your own frames, i2s
Re- ais executed the Of cheapuess.
Ladies and Gentemen attended their residences.
imsec
The New York herald., 1845-01-26
BOILED.

Ham. 49,. ...1
Corned Beef. ~
Mutton ......1
Chicken. .....i 6
Turkey, with
oyster sauce.l 6
Calves Head. IL 6
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

MIR HENRY PHILLlPS-Ths smallest Grand Pianoforv
M made; brought f0m England BY this celebrated
ealist now 70 be sos ana may q ssen sns aan9ior
CALTlOoo Ashons Salt, Of very superior quality,
~ landing ship Sheridan from Liverpool aud for sale by
n E. X. COLLINS x CO.,
IN - South street.
DOTATOEsoo bushes EngIish Potasoss, just received
''d for ''' 3iossla y sslt \ 'as s...
am sssnss.ef e6a1h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

s.s survuk. We shSll thus, and thus only, In ny ;'.,s.srf s;,rhssre or du,g, and our whole duty; and prove ourselves true 70 our Punciple.s our pnrfs md ouf Country Such cqnrsss toe, is not more retommsnded by Prineipfe than t g by E'S- pedieney. Indeed, in Politics, as in every thing else, she rfgkg iB ever tke ezpedlent.
 Let us, .then, with increased hope and renewed zeal continue ever, Ss heretofore, to cherish and sustain these great Whig Principles. under Whig organization and a Whig name. Let no apparent or promised temporary advantage of alliance with new lights, or untFied theories, ever tempt us aside from this straight forward course. Such tempora- " advantage even if fully realized, which, indeed rarely happens will ever be more than counteTbal- ahcea by the loss of general character and public confidence. As nothing more c0mmends Politi- cal party to the favorable regard and confidence o the pdbiic than her own steady, uniform. and per covering adherence to her own distinctive name, organization and principles; nothing 30 eiiectn ally ieopards both. as 6ckleness and change m | these essential particulars. gs., sss ga.. l We have adopted neither the principles nor the name of our party, without due consideration: and thorough conviction of their truth and pfopriety If these were right originally, they are right Soao l Let us then adhere to them. Let our motto ey' CT. be, {as
 1 THE WHrc PARTY and WHIG PRINcrPLEs = I Wine IN 1776, WHIG IN 1S44, and WHIG EVER
 Be pleased, Dear Sir, to receive for yourself, ar assurance of my personal respect and esteem' ane 10 communicate to the Association you represent or this occasion, my warmest wishes tor prosperity and success. M -.H
 And believe me to be, Dear Sir, ss
 Very faithfully and truly,
 Your Obedient Servant.
 L. BRADISH, 1 Tn 0t Yvrn HonDEN Esq. Secretary. t,. sgi