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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-14

CHLOE BLA CKING, of very superior quality
- and warranted to improve by age, for sale in any
quantity at reduced prices, by
c. WISEMAN, Druggist,
fe32m Opposite the FOuntaA Hotel, Light-St.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
MARrrNsRuRc. July 5. 1916.

MARTINSBURG, July y, io4o'
Gentlemen: have received your ia
vor OF the 9TH inst, and here with hand you
the Address delivered by me or that day.
return you my grateful thanks for the
Aattering manner in which you have been
pleased 10 express yourselves in regard to
Il. Prepared in great haste, and under
circumstances of peculiar disadvantage, |
cannot but be aware Of its manifold i'm
PROJECTIONS. Permit me, however, TO say,
Gentlemen, that the sentiments it ext resses
are dictated by no sinister, or partisan feel
ings; but are the impulses of heart keen
" sensitive to all that involves the pros
perity and welfare Of my native State
the time honoured Commonwealth OF Vlr-
GINA. Feebly as they are expressed, yet
II they shall be productive of any good in
arousing the public mind to the great sub
ject Of State Improvement, my highest am
bition will be more than fully and entire
ly gratified.
am Gentlemen, respectfully
Your friend and obi. serv't.
ARCHIBALD CARY.
Messrs. f. P. Hunter, VIM. Dorsey and
J. E. Stewart, Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10

MARTissBuRc, July 4, 1915
AncHIaALn CARY. ESQ.

ARCHIBALD CARY, ESQ,
Dear Sir The undersigned, a COM
mittee Of your fellow-citizens, who had the
pleasure Of hearing your eloquent and IN
structive address delivered to-day in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, beg leave to
return you their sincere thanks, and to ex-
press to you their wish, and the wish of
your auditory as far as they have heard it
expressed, that you furnish copy for pub
LEGATION.
In the hope that you will not regard
this request as too great trespass on your
kindness,
We are Respectfully,
Your obi. serv'ts.,
EDM'D. p. HUNTER.
WILLIAM DORSEY,
JAMES E. STEWART,
Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-10
Dearest, | say

die, my love; Caudle. Dearest, ! say'--
Caudle? Caud-----"
II recolIect nothing more" says Cau-
die, "for here, thank Providence! fell
asleep"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22

eyuEALru RENEMED Ann AN INvlco-

~ uEALTa RENEWED AND An INNlGo-
heahfai eoni,on body proue.dby the of
TarraasS Enervescent settxcr Apcrtent.
THis aowedo be the popular
msdy Of indse.soa
Bilious md iise Cop.in Nervous Weakness Headache Heart
burn habuai Cosvenes &c. The efficacy o this
dens has ostar~d o the OF eminent p"fons
~h.s hsh together with its extensive aud inecssns
-aie lS and lads lair ~ render 'bs most
popular r.n,edy eisnt
To thu dypep,e thu ssntay and ss1ous n~ b. found
invaluable om aeten % the liver In the
secretion Of bile when vaed state oesue
tons OF The stomach and bo~v gradually removed restores
the appetite and strength and eneryo the system
Traveller. and residents will hnd desirable
nele, accumulation OF be portable asithe
iho OF preparing unusually Children have ~9nen nj
for E-nis and cooling Thy will ,aks this
rent preference other. For sale Richmond by
ALEX DuvAL 4 90, Druggists.
ia II lts MAN Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w DICKSON

VIE subscriber having opened Grocery at No its Mar,
street Just below the Exchange hank. and above
Mr. Booth uphoerr and Papehanger re.prctfuly oe,. ne
patronage of The eiksns Richmond ytenv m. A.,
tends keeping Constantly hand choice selection The x.
finest articles his line AMI having purchased his ,,oei ~, r..
al the lowest prices has doubt he viii give 49,
part of iie following ARTICLES: w.
Wines, OF different varieties
doz. Jugs of Schedam Gin
Tear, OF best quality
iaguuL, lava and Manila Coffee
Wooi-~y 4 Wool--y oal su..,
Porto R,eo and n. a. Sugar
saidnss, whoa and half boxes; Aneh.y..
Picked LsIsisrs; Pickles assorted
lonaion Mushroom Catsup.
WALNUT And Tomato do
Olives French; Cap-rs
Preserved Ginger which As~ny low
MaeaIoni Nermic,lb. Olive Oh Starch
Impaired Bologna Sau-as.s
baltimore dried Heel Hams, rai- san
Together with great Vsey article. To-, ,uu.ou, 4,
u'cu,O. fuI salr at A. AZ ncVanSS
ia Ia " " - o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL. AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OE TIE SySTEA VIZ

VI ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M
fUkE STATE. OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM, VIZ;
es Rheumatism ob.,i..,. I'm, n.ou. E,up
tons fmpl- Pace Boseh.. p~. Chronic se
won lie adj ri pan ar
hon-- syphie synp,ou. i.,
unbsg arising insd,c ,oa. 49, o(
Mercury. Asetes Drop Enpo~nr, apr,drnc. in
Also. Chroa,e Constitutional ,h.
paration.
pt-ears having thrr impure
nuids generally will BE- eei and eaectuay this
valuable medicine s operation peculiar
moving r cause To disease by catering Into tAc circulation and
passing h'o"sh the ren.'a system where ossssosioas 10 IL n
Nofab- operation east they are removed " passes along the ali
men,ay canal hee me paen ~ i-~ aud Know the sen-oc
opctahon OF he safsapsrhh IRON '" curative powers
The ono~s rr recently freessa ny he protssors OF this
invaluable medicine VIII be Rad Win Interest BY all smafy al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22

Sn NESTS Measures
wv 40 Do1- Brcoms
10 Barrel
40 wir- Seinsu
- Nests Market Baskets
IS flout Pals
dor Door Rats. Just reeevedst
SEQ LEWIS GiNrERs, ~ main 81
NEW AND VALUABLE DICTIONARY.
4 DICTIONARY of THE ENGLISH LANCuAG CONTAIN
N the and explanation Of all word
authors ~ by Wute which added vocabulary
the English Words accented list Of Greek Latin
proper Ry Alexander Reed A Rector
the Ccaae- School Enbuh. Author VI Rud men OF English
Composition whsn Introduction by Hsny Reed Professor
OF Ensh Literature IN. University Of Pennsylvania.
For salc by 4. q. PENDi.kfON,
No. 10. Main IT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
FALL sUPPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS.

INHE subscribers have received by the las
Il packets toH New Nok. n large well selected as-ort
nent Of staple and Fancy Goods purchased reduced
with prepared to
Al the lowest market iof cash aceepilnees
EItra woo! biz AMI fancy Cloths and
SnI-r Ribbed, BueAskn a d Twe.ds Clssu.t.
Fine. medium ani low priced sat nets. all
hrunieky Jeans. Trnn-s-- Plains Kensys aud Plains
fa'd cloak i.h,ngs ard GIT Tw"ei' for boys
super hk. AN cold. plaid and striped Alpaca
Do BouhILne Orleans Cloths and Gala ~ iA-
White red green aud yellow Flames, Canton do.
Swans Town. McTno, Nalrniia SIX worsted vestns.
Plain black and fgd silk Velvet and Satin yestings
English. FL, Leh Snd American CaIeoes. all qualities
Furniture CaIeoes and Uimity ana Habit do.
super Cashmere de E'Coss Nous, Iiine de Lanes &c.
Plaza plaid striped hg'd and dotted Mu,hns
Ladies Aipies, MeIinn Cashmere and L. Wool Hose
White and black Silk Hose Hos. Raw Silk d,
Whhe unbleached, lead
Germantown Hose, Tor boys siIs and wear
1hbri Cashmere. Msrn1 and Tartan shawk
Fancy Hdkis aLd French worked Collars
Pam. icm.Ielrd aud Revere BCri.t,d I. e Hdss
Thread and is- lcss, Edgnr ani Inssr,ns- Robbins
s~'s- and 'smhrie E'gIrg- anl Ihs-Iiings cheap
Polsa fau. fsd and Dotted Nett blu NJ White
spliilheh PaRi-hEa and Pongse Hdpf,
lrsh linsns, Table t'"ili Damask anJ Diaper
hueksbsek. Russ, aud Birteye Diaper and Crash
Fancy eodan bIk SiIs MrI~ Polka q,
Beaver Md i.is;- AMI Thbet Gloves f1T ladies'
bonnet hat cap, NECK and velvet Ribands
tass Cloth, Victoria, Mar-eiLes and Corded skins
sk iuIrsiT'ns. aud T'ch fancy Silks very chap
New st'- and faIton Ginsham-. nh and White IN.
GInp-, 'nid' ant . l-ssIs Gimp sniv eotta Gta
sapeT NhlHsy Ho - Hacksnaw a ID DIuh Blankets
tine ana suptiiir 'lrPriins. Rugs ahi Mats
Pam s"d ii-id Iih--y-. an priees
With rnmplrt. Luwn and cold Dou,s
hcs, 'i"h ''IIsbufe- g A.
Al at which very lowest .i.r M No OF.
bioad Stf' II hDckoe iliI.
Sc VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22

oHN SARNAl, No. 3 Market Bridge, is now
"a possession ola extensive stock and s
n"ns Boots ani Shoes OF all kinds qualities Is
"arf hnkins o morocco hid aud veSr, sL,~ Tss
ns "arT skns Moroceo Cater Bnsh,a<
Sho-s q" al. kinds and qal also Misses Chdrsn, and Bo
% hne French can
"" cases 81 GENTS cai and pgg.d Roos
Tie Would earnestly and specifically soct Of IN.
above by touny Merchants visiting his cay promising 10 sell
The M toos on a. favourable texans any city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
.lEsQE4afsE3E
GfLNI2IlIJEyIayINIL7IIED
READY.MADE CLOTHING.

ICORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
SPENCE Agent. has store. received by ks .rr,-
vas general as-orts land weekly aSins Of a,
pef"i C"nr -uae- 10 the VI s,y
o. pattern aud cut! IN part eonsisiins Of
French Black Dress aud frock Coats
do do Doe 5kn Cashmere Pants
do. Fancy do do
Black silk and Sain vests
Fancy do do do
Whit. Marssiies do
business Coats single miled ca.smerr.
Also handsome variety of Gents Fancy Ade., .u.h,.
Black and Fancy sstn and s,lk Scarf aud Cravan
Gloves kid silk and thread
Shirts Collars and Blossoms
Suspend.Ts. Socks &C.
~ BE b. f,lls much in assuring M. .n ...
mt. anu Others disposed TO favor him with pse,s
wi" be found rs reasonable qust and eoAserr
a. thosr OF any establishment he rity an ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
GLE SQUAR E

A Il l. 4 SO ARE
- - Richmond, Va.
III AhIEl. II LONDON on,. taf al, IN me u.usI t,,m.
- t4shIneTs i- PaI.s
tsshucfe DE- Coos
Cashmere Reps
seynia Grapes
sSUa Grapes
M,uselIn ds Lame.
Chshs-itL Iap-s
fLid AlpAcels
Cord do
bis do. six warp
bk do and
OlraI~ Cobury Coh.-rTh,. RoAI- m, Al an sr n,
Vaneiy and ofihe most reeentSiyLs
Kentucky Jeans
Plain and Striped EeIs.ys
Plain fgd aud Striped Casin-ts
Plaid I.ins"ys
Blankets lni Napt Co:ions
heAy T"''d- and rilt CI,is-and indeed general as.
sou ,"f negro I Ii swear- Ia all of the iyes Of
GO a. 4 great reduction from thu piic-- Of flI
Broad Cloths "f all kinds wei
Glove Shirts AMI naw- for mems every
variety.
very 1rse stock Of Prints from e5 the
usual assortment of I,nmesiie and Foreign Goods Of all kinds
September J. I-I5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
TO THE PUBLIC.
MORE ARRIvALs-BOOTs, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c.-AuG. II. 1915.

MORE ARRIvAI.S-BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c.-AuG II, 1915.
DER Express, l:om Philadelphia and New
England, have just received
50 PAR Gents. imitation Channel Boots at 81
300 Ladies' Mo aud k'd srpe" ani Ties from ole 81
200 Buskips Of all qualities and prices
500 hiss-s Mo, Xii Leather slippers ties ami Waking
shnessn Of which shall great bargains together with
uce my stock n u II a. posi-
Die BY the 1T srp"nber Purchasers would greatly
n'sre''by ealing to me before supplying themselves
90 Tlavsarg T"rs .i,es Iron and Wooden Faus-ju.,
feo"i'"d' ~Iieh ! shalt seil'" ! ID. u.
M ERINos, Aachas Cashmere de Coss ard Gne Reps. re-
w "h' red very iow by 3" ~ ~. ". LONDON.
IcpRICE-.o CaaJril Iieores brand Llgi
.rg hoA 'e'r L'ne'Lurg' ant Tor ~: ~
DN't'roEr, ALLEN co
Nj TLLcA cLAssa' boxes lor iu., % hand aud ' sale
avs BY =. JOHNSTON. Druggist
DHNTs-A very large assortment, for salsa,
,EpAa CANS Cedar Cans. bI.,- and bourd Alo,
~ bass aud ron bound Buckets aud Nj Anu be had
a, aug7 L. GNrERT. No "a, Main sisssL
MALE AND CASTINGS.
sbSn RIGS N"rhofn Nail. MY 6 inch spike', ai'J
"a W. = J. DOMAIN
SERVANT iVANTED.
XNE wish to hire Tor tie balance year BY month
w anactye aud intelligent lad. H. u to go Yeas Oi
"n s1a'''' "1'' be COOL ,,, ,,r,,,,co
HSn SACKS SALT, Ashtons Factory filed,
f)O landing At The nc.s. ror,,lc :,
~T wnRrnAM MsGRrDER 90
ENOR RENT-A large and comfortable Room
y WAHREN A. FARISs
@iG No % Main FfseL
A SUTON'S FACTORY PULLED sNLT--7OO sacts NJ the
~ above Hal direct FUN importer daily expected Rocts
snd n be- sob ftofn he vessel hgpHQ
els HENRY LUDLAM 90
SlMfHfiRfD SIog Round Haron.-CioO Js smith
- H'd Bacon lIIox Rot NIL anin} dy from
shu.. mi fof iae By - 10 BE'sELL q MrCANDfiaH
q tEuUND AND CALoJSEb rLAsrER Gon hr lance
m An pls'au'iy for siIe INV pos qu war.
nn'ed Nv o. isl DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
Iuyorisd Cigars.
THNiE subs'ilr' D. ~ ~ of g,unr
lnp"led riFst. - TsmH usRps Pau,ianss. R,ylhs.
invites N" anenu ~ me- fat reh Lshb hivouTed sicls
~ JoHNsToN DruggfI
SiNpkNG IuuAc'Ofhc cebbrat Hy,o PHol,ns ,e,,
- N" most We
Aho. iHd b Kan. atcf ToL
L0ff,isfis AID Mo-. NeNs0ab'. d.. To- ~, BY
- jUnNErOE DmSga,
OttuN YAENr'osi4 ~ surti' cotton Vans hrptt.
- 'Un,1n' Iacs.y, flf ssio ~
bAVENPORr. ALIIH a 60
nLEArnLO GOODsso s.ctti.aehs irousr,rl ,ng
- az M 1gprovtd sJiss. .,r ss4 i,w W
@E H,wfa wa TuRaCy WARD
IlLANFETs we tsse o. . go n.nt II Wh,,esy
- ana Iat NAV Rci u. ard Ty-sd Nrsfa
B,nss>shIeh Sn be od low 80 70 ads o. esssas~r
WT HALVES, VAN BEIiRsTN a WARN.
SHINGLES.
IN M0 Juniper ,suJNCLEs
tanins fom scir May ta. Cip Nerccr hon tho
Dock by ~7 ~ FtsHfRs Sons
- iIuON AND uACKEatI.-IhaveJu. t teceiveda
- sipy ~ sa'n snd Maekeen mali KITS A.'a NV keg'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
FALL ARRIVALS.
IaALe.- and Gentlemen Roots, shoes. 4 e..

1T HET.gTI
ID. HOOyER has received recent arrivals huan pbia
- ana Fal which
he -ais and ihs public eeneTL t"ns nTpf
market In acdtion h!s oef he VIII weekly
additions celebrated
VI The aud pgcht.eTs will therefore all hni
ssiAbsLneni sock their Ltis and whch
variety aLa cheApness Will be- unTiVa led. TN Land.
Lsd-s MeCaTd, Mcintosh Morocco Bussn.
DO. do XII Slippers ami Ties
DO. fas,.oIahh Morocco sipp-is ant ri's, a. 75c.
Do. Lasting Caters. CATERS BusLlh- and Tics
DO. fancy G-heTs Gs,,ers and Bu-A,,s
no. white Md, aud white -iui back Satln slipper.
Io-b bronze Slippers Ties and Buskins
Gents Fashionable Boo's Nile and Ol.-Is
Do. do. Im CbaGBel B0OIs. az 81
0o. Ghsnnel Shoe Alirs sho-s, and quality
Misses Morocco BA.kn and Ties Leather
bronze, AMI fancy Shoes Of all descriptions
1,bildTea's Shoes In gT-aivAfty
Servants BTUgues pergd sul seveJ Bmglh- Boot BassGs
stIapd Shoes, aud indeed every Mind of Shoe
Umbrellas cheap
10 be brief know Of lric the Shoe lire that
hand and am desTons IT Retail
fail TO Offer either nclui
toners. J. ID. HOOVER,
4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
S0n CASKS NAILS, "Pho.nn" raclo

S0a CASKS NAILS, "Phu.niX" Factory
wv 1000 aeks fne salt
400 sacks q. Alum do
$50 hbds - CroiI aud p X. Sugars
so N. o. do
- 500 bags Rio Coffee, prime
t 100 paekagesTeas
800 I.icorite
1900 uercss iubee Platter
100 packages Woosey's S1paT
1000 realms Writing and Pn'ng Paper
1000 sidss So!, Leather
Oils Candles &e. For sale by
nAAENPnKT \ Il 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22


h''a hn'h teddei aud the accommodations
THE ROAD
RON 'oiohNu~ To Charlottesville has tt s-R
' ~hul- distance from iEnc- To- aHio-
'Hfnpsss-p- MonIc-o 1T Virginia IN The
einy 81 N'Nrfs 'ave hN the pnneipa -png- Hawk
Nes ~ iss New River 'hh- an tn kaGa'..I Salt
"~s the whole 'ontr -Ty Vlfas interesting al
ghRcr. THOMAS SHARP
FSi Agent foI Tran. pouisn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
3sy:S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NI2EI77IYHNsYYN6sNyE
are tbs snee,- % this p'.p.s.ien sseaiss sppa-
Numerous s~e,
from bor % tAaa three any e.
ally accounted of as i-y's sossr M,
parauon any supsslss .srr.
much contained boti aay oA~r sni
pee let he pahc thss 10 vas.
beast. but the real faet. .t..... r..-rL ...l
Dr iy win 90 stu fsnher All saarassse that his
Bee the eerhcaies published
papers In tha mr. Lsiys saapsrna
Of the liver skn and sonea usrsos
and body rheumatic Adeetioss and
scrofoa erypel mereursi and syphne sasetios &C.
&Es13a{s22fS
Observation-Disclosures
are hc Only Pills In existence containing saapara them AMI
were tlr nIst ever introduced by name. .
nhwhkE OF sfUkIous PILLS prepared BY esAess. es-A
hooa rs fsrfSns Plh" PiI Ae whieh are
70 BE psmed on to the public reputation Of .Dr
sdys only true and genuine Hood PIN, Tl. M
ohe Than M rdys fof they vrtu-. thu. e.,
~ ' whehet asa paxatve general purifier Of the
blood and Halls OF the body requiring restrain, ou
"ua course OF living or ar nom ,.pov
cd with equal safey al all times BY young o mai, s,d e.
nale. --@ "
In addition to more than Ave hundred h.vns bee,
heretofore published te 4,
proof In their favor. Said by
J. u. EusrACE b sON
my io-u No. 10. West Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
FILL AM WINrEa my GOODS.

FILL AND VINTER Dry GOODS
80 uutn street,
III WIZ VkN IFUFsgg WARD bsg eaVs a. irfofn
ih1f deLi .f1t bsy aIsee of 'htt Fan aud
Wnt suJtGs snLacirg almost syery iiy'ion Of fors
aH non'a, p suaed 70 the VigHItfade, and pufped
nlu tsh noty essh e. win enabe frm caffy
fully i ds ieIas 'ow ssny frulsr he
Cny Thy ak of Merchants, Planters ard esrs generally
Examinations - tiIsif s'0ct ws
SARATOGA WATER
A FRESH supply lust received direct from the
~ gg,iass fot al. al IuHNsTONs
sui6 Medical Eagorum-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22
TRUNKS. TRUNKS. TRUNKS.

NM have hand large and extensive assortment Of Trunks
w which selling cheaper than rvet-
Those who d-srr bargains will please Call.
determined to sell cheap.
Also a large CARPET RAGS, OF color and
shape. We persons cheap ana good Bag
call the subscrbers
Aba large lot Bonn CASES Vt IN.
just his day b. AdAns - COS Expires I-n-.
aus PIrTNEN WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-22

"II-INIVH LDNDUN TUNTEK.
"NbnN FpRlEH,in ~. aud s superior qualify Tor ale ~
- Sc WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

N \ At meeting of the Litch6eld County Medical Society, held April 10, 1s45 N, 5ss 's < < R M.a aWnonRUrr, Chairman sl
 as J. c. BEcKwrrH, Clerk ~. X ls3i
 John Hall vas admitted ss a new member. x <t Prss R. M. Fowler, J. c. Beckwith, William B.
 De Forest, Edward P Lyman, Albert A. Wright,
 Fellows to attend the Convention to De holden at Hartford in May next. s, s... i,sS x, x N "
 Joseph B. Elliott was admitted on the grstui- tous Course of Lectures. as Yale College the cur rent year. x. 's1sA s,E K. # sesetfs pease to fill any vacancy which might oc- cur. NH WI x
 pAaDisser:ation ti WIS read by nf. T. T s.sly.s of
 Woodbury. on Pathology. pr, Gamalier H. St. John read Dissertation, and related case which occurred in his practice. sADrs. William B. De Fnrest and Edward P. Ly- man were appointed disputstors for the next an- nual meeting. N IN a.a 3tas The following resolutions were adopted:
 Resofoed, That the members of this Society be tfe1uested to keep a record of facts and observa-
 tiohs, illustrative of epidemic influence, and the
 nature, symptoms, and treatment ot epidemic dis.
 sases from tho 1st of January iS45, Co the lst oi January. slSA6. and communicate the same to ] Committee of the Society appointed to receive them, by the Ist of February next.
 ~ Resoioed, That Drss Welch, Beckwith aud FsnM. fleF. .be q Committee to receive such eommunica, tions. make suitable arrangement of them, and also 2 synopsis, and report to the next County lsadeeting sA sls The President, on leaving the Chair. made ap
 address on the subject of Medical Education.
 Whereupon. Dts SsAI sts John and Woodraf' lseserally received the thanks of the socieiy fos their able and interesting articles X The following gentlemen were then elected of. ticers for the year \. ls <. Is william James Barry, PresIdsnt. Herman Haldxln. Vice President. ]. G. Reekwith, Clerk, N g@ sistafs sxa l
 T,osed. Thatths clerk prepare an abstract ol iha qroeeedings, and publish thtmsi lhe Lischl 1 field Enquirer. ]. G. BECKWTTH, Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

Second Tyials. In Ddn5Dy, the Wings cleo ted second Representative Starr Hoyt) on Moi- day by l2s majority. In Kent. Agur Beardsley (Whig) was elected by about 20 majority.
 East Hartf No choice. Highest Whigcan- yass 5-highest Loco PA .. Scattering ballots for jfowtesn different candidates So says the Hartford Courant v
 Berlin Two Whig candidates elected Messrs. Booth and Raymond--by majority of 10. Whole number ofvotes, 663, of which Booth received 342, Raymond 33s.
 .Meyden.-No choice. Adjourned without day. As the House now stands, the Whigs have l2 members, the Locos 77, and the Liberty party = Bfookfeld and East Lyme to be heard from. 3
 The Representatives chosen in Holland, are Tal mon Cross and Benjamin L. Young. The latter is' liberal Democrat, and was elected principally by Whig votes in opposition to Asa Wiley, Jr. the regularly nominated Locofoco candidate. eA
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
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Brisat di .flbuny.-Tbs project Of erecting . bridge Ssds ths iindsun river at Albany is ensa- ging the attention of the people of the State of New York; and numerous petitions are before ths
 Lsgisa,pre, requesting that bods tO aOthOriss the construction of sncha bridge, from theieVminatfon of the Western Rail road at Greenbush, to come convenient point in the old Dutch City. The TrO- jans oppose the measure with great zeal. on ac- count of the injury which they suppose, would re- suit to their thriving place. Heretofore, this op- position has been successful in defeating similar applications, and we presume, will be again. But if the greatest good of the gEeatest number,' ? was to influence the members of ihe Legislature, they could not hesitate to authorise the construc- tion of Bridge at the earliest practicable period The inconvenience of stopping the cars at Green bush, and compelling passengers to cross The riv- CT in a ferry boat, or through the ice. is very great, and ought to be remedied. With the ex- csption of the people of Troy, there can be no reasonable objection to bridge, and we hope one may be erected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

Second Trial at ,.Ns,c London.--A second ef- fort was made in New London. on the 1Gth, for the choice of Representatives; but without success- Fitch, tWhig,) had 4ss votes. chaPpeli'for 2d Re- presentatiye, (Whig.) 4o7-Lippett. lLocoD 400, Eomstock, 2d Rep. tLoco,) 394--Libegty, from 40 to 5a \. s&,,s, Yts 4>,,.f@ ,,s..est
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

G1at Fire |. .Mil,raukie, Wisconsin.-Two squares,s containing thirty buildings. were burnt downon the 9th inst. Loss about q 5o,ooo Insured for sss,eoo
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

OJ- The Rev. Mr. Jones will deliver Lecture on Temperance; at the Town Hall. this tIhurs- dayl evening. A tali attendance Is anticipated.i
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

& 05- The Legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned
 on "Wednesday last. without day. @sh
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

The Legislature of Connecticut will convene d
 Hartford, on the 7th of May next. The maiosit, tot the nnesnbess being Vhi9s we may look to tha
 body for sound and salutary legislation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

Destructiee Fire is Western CanadG This Iseems to be the Age of Fires Where will the calamity stop, We learr that London, in West
 ern Canada, on the l4th inst. was visited by Ia
 dreadful fire, which laid one half of the town in ashes. BY .1 s2f Y ssa1flSs ss 2 5 s5 sg''
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

0S- The most cheering indications of . beneyo. lent spirit manifested n all the large cities o
 the Union, for therelief of the Pittsburgh suffer- CTS Fms IS as itlshould De. We hope that the people of this State, (hose who are abe,) will Inot
 bebehind their brethren of other States. in this good cause of relief fe.