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NY. pArENT sHIRREp BRACES

~ PH0YEMEST.I-ln zcGiuou - all lie former
l-s ne subscribed has t-cs1y Introduced ne" and &C.
red improvement by which ts- suspeod-rs aaye tEeiT-
al cords instead OF Elk large, s-d lighter en9 .GaA n
,no-arzrc- an- French woven goNds ilA esaof
hi constantly % nesc- Tbs Twelve core yoots Cannot
a. f-ur A. any other establishment as those WIZ cifae On
~ ,e paea.s for various PROCESSES N his Hsnsetlre,
80 .ot v-t corsscrd initiating my article Of Ia eve
- 80. HORACE Il. DAY. 3 C1f:l3ad-sL
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~ The Misses sedgwick conrr1e ,hsir bosrting
sac DAY Scaoels u West 1EyoRp.aee. nIs lTs
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~ DIR. BnnnicS's Body Brace asords lua,e-
r-l-i 20 vocal ineip:-nt pulmonary digestive e
srs nervous sad sPnai ~ea<ness-s sso % weaA las.
growing Children and % se-nizry professional people
scd xrsisans whose calling 6isposSs tsc.n 10 droop
Ohea us Srostwsy. Lady u attendance rom 10 A
10 L II. end from 20 y. MlS Src.feod
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rr Remoyai-Dxlley's Magical Pain EI;raco. De-
MOI ,as sreu Irrivie6 as Broadway, door below
Suon 81 where woac invi.- he particular s:ieaccr Of
persols troubled Win pies. sore 5rokrn SfrAa1,
Cd so IS and wounds Inflammation Vi 81 s-nts. odrcs,
scaas Sc Rziea5es this = III only D7PoI N New
lotA ~kuxs lie vsInaI s,c c-ly genuine "a Extractor
en- III certainly De OBTAINED SoEe All Dc genuine ~.h
ouI he wr-n iiepsgr- u Il Daley or .ae WRAPPER OF
..-h hos uyi5 o,is-
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" F.B. Paimer's Country Newspaper Advert
sing Agency, Tribune Buildings New lor., embraces
Ino.I 1e~.psper all the cities and principal
the United SaGes and Canada, for which he
duly authorized receive advertise add suoscrp
uoH.. sud July empowered 10 give r-c-i Is.
Merchants manufacturers, artists and individuals gen
orally b-s des puDc nsiuio Incorporated comPanes
and sccerss VIII wish advertise ir subscribe tor
newspapers OF any section ofia county are respectfully
;nvi,-d 10 examine the nl.s-
To remove doub,s and uisapprehensions The agent
hereby The public that per,ou is sn5oFizec by sn
solicit scvrrsen cHrGs or subscriptions Tor The
newspapers for which h The ony suho lied sseuL TIE
annoy and ohrts growing out Of uu-,
pretended agencies Tina ely, renders the Adoption
OF thu essentially proper 20 guard saiH 'rn9o0i
Those therefore, who ~tsa business with MA
agency. aud avoid mistakes respectfully invited 10 nAnd
in their orders The Once or address &. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
r. The Of advertising N country Papers--s lisi Of
cities and principal loves IN The L. S.ss;isca liable OF
The anthracite aIrs6e OF Peunihe grcuura protucs
aton representation debts k, Of he several SAFES
ioseh1T brief irrs;.se stvrrsns, embraced 20
su al paDph ct entitled tie Road 70 Weats nAy be hsc
srau, application al lie agency, Tribune Buildings
s9lsQ
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COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Stephen Allsn John McK-oo. Abr Ton1son.
Philip Hone Charles O. Conner Nathaniel 3 BluLi
Wm. CoZzers. ProsprM ,v.tnlore JACOB Acter.
z. r. Nicoli, William l. Morris, Tteod'e ETcuiHn-
William 3. Aston, Henry Sloim-. son.
Eltj ID r. Purdy Cam pie! Waite, Chsr.ssN Sanford
Ssnl AlIeT, TovnseCd Harris. &c Anderson,
William Nelson, JAM. BJ'--nrlaL Dr.. WIN = Wal
stephen Whitney, Richard 5CO1ns!yl iers,
D. s Kennedy, DaT:d Jackson, Andrew ks-ri,sn
WE Wh!locE. Eeu Cry, iGeotE-s Nam,
2 K Colirs Wn. : lawrence " C II Nstd-.l
Js1es g. King, Gasp Chi.ts, Dr. A + 'sele,
Leonard Nab, D,v1i Graham, Insrd ls-irvsr
Moses Taylor, C. Hamilton, w + Ptsii.
VIZ I. Pal. Hamilton F.-h, Johs L=ss-tdcc,
Stewart HrO~r knScr STIh lNicrJIss SEIZURE
ThymasR WMicey rtcaAs Tiles.o1, mar
James Lee, AbEL Z Lawrence! MONO a A.ToTd
David 5 Ogden, Cornelius W Law Aiff-d i.tdelf,
Johu !. Cot5iEgton rence. EdwEd PRIME
J-sse c. Wool, u D-pry.lsrO EteG Leri D S.enm
James Conner. .nies Harper, Alexander y els.
James BrowueU, Jatn-s Mccullough ". Faa SchsleE
o.eph Hopkins. I'd EEr1 Stransu,
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~ az Hnt, for SO jO.-H.i. OF qusli,y

~ IS HINTS for SO 50.-Hnis OF a cusliy superior
any before offered The pubic, equal IN siyc and
finish TO aDy sold al nvs oolisrs
Fine - ~
Fine French Moestin.- ................: 81 80
Those ho wish 10 purchase a splendid Hat for allow
price are requested call al MlLLSS lIS Broadway,
Howard Hotel myl3 Owls
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~ Tbom-o.,. Compound .y-u, Tar and

~ Thon-oa's Compound sy-up Tar and
Wood aaDtha VII care C1e.ane o fr; sao,hef
Las; August, year osns vio-a; cu-aee
OF g-ui=z ~-i IN -h2srF oi ran c.reum.isoee so
soon gel r.d OFT; On Ia contrary, however daily
Ror-- ro-pt set Il, ta-r pain NJ breast -zt
t.t. w -hJ-sd--- row .gE--sc great oppr-silou
from N y, 4. Secretion o. purerI n nv lungs
ke. NJ greatly alarmed snc y eEc. oOnid-r-d z
rariou -xr-r-lT ercn ;s- more Of appetite,
hecrc fever .ad MINK sNe.s rendered was
child At nix s-s: i-ra poured OF me- Thi.
9cr1nc Syrup T-- AID Woo S1Ptssa pTocRfet one
oot- I'D -xr-ri-5--d mich b-a-5 thai -esov-:
ortirr-ir ook n al bottles an now p-rf-ct-
= restored Iis uo< sS noniss since ceased a.Hf Ire
med cine su1 The remains Perfect arr1ly believe
MS med c3e FAR .D2ecr 70 every other remedy for
j CHAMBERLAIN. No C.rherry.s,
m. JSo SWIFT. Mayor OF PniiA
Tbi, lavaIu.ble remedy. prepared OIL. by s THoM-
SON y = corner OF Fifth AID spt-c- .is- Phscelphia
SOLD u5ole.sIe .rt retail, by HENRY JOHNSON Drug
si,t rs broadway. corner Cnanoer,,L in ,oe Granite
suilepx Sod leo Fuiiop-sc aud y East Broad
S.v Pr,c. 20 certs per boi- IS dozen myll 6seoc
DR.. Swayne's Compound syrup of Wild
Cherry the t,reat Remedy for Consumo tion.-
ln-, ACQUIRED celebrity which be shaken The
,11v o5srk Sostrlm.- with =h!ch tie co1r,rv .bosnds
Th, Il, The. 1ry remedy hat relied upon fer the
.r,-6y cur OF all Diseases OF The LGcgL Wherever per-
son. are afflicted with Coughs, Cocs, Soi.;i1s OF Blood.
Brsihn Sore,ss AID Pg;1 = The Cbes;, Group and De-
rr7g-raelt Liver. stos-q Consultation &c his ul-
Dr. swsyuc's COMPOUND Syrup Of WIZ Cherry Wa, The
SRI: from Ihst vA-bi iha; iairo
c.ss k- m cou ~ bei1F iocGei with "Bassrs "Csn
c!es" AID 'Nx-ure-7 eli VIA Cherry O when IL
prepa-e5 By regular physician. Therefore The psb.c
shoaid DC thetr EEz-, aad not Ia worthless ufs
pa r upon hs Tor The orgna. sid genuine preparation,
ts,s 1 s RLsP..aa Ps p a. l " " corner
AsENrs-Chsri-s H REG eoIae. Broadway srt John
HI,. SO Gfsad,.;; Lewis. 81 GTeensctst; Dodd III
Broad vsy; VIM Bailey. Bro2z-yn as lmec-s'
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r. Spring Goods.-WM- T. JENNINGS Co
Diapers anu Ta!ors, Importer OF Cloths Cs''--s eat
ags Fancy Dress Aruc!es Sc PSI Broadway opposite t-
Fountain, prepared for he Spring Tst- wiIn The noel
extensive OF goods hey have ever offered to
lbs pec.ion comprising FTrreh Snc English CoIhs, Csss
n various stylcs Nesrngs n sT-Ai variety
h.ch viii be made order through lie aid OF As Ell
corps OF b- found a- couctry a.
prices lai given character 10 The establishment Tor
moderate cnsrgrs-
In reference PariAoors IN which few cutters excel
woulG observe Ihai the attention crrced ts department
must eornUS o5sr hose who appreciate
IL combining ease and elegance
Ia adtiron tie assortment OF goods kept by he
trade have always hand Dr-ss and Frock Cos,s,
v-ss Business Coal. and Fancy Dress rces, including
Sc. Cravsis Handkerchief Gloves, Saspcnosrs, Linen
Aao Muslin Shirts, Co!sIs, Scsous, &c xZi ISL
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anrticu Sales.
JOSIAH ncHARps, Aseros-,r.
DV BANGS. RICHARDS q PIAFT-s.rrs
ID "a Bsosdway-Leersl Cash Advances uade % con.

JOSIAH McHARpa, Aseroa-.r
nv BANGS. RICHARDS e PLAFT-Ssr4s
ID 81 Byosaway.-Lfbersl Cash Advances Esae On con-
MONDAY EVENING, May ls,h.
ARA o'cieck, AZ The Auction Room
L.scx ASo yLLpAsix Law LissAkY,-A lsTee and Ysl-
liable Law Library Containing eonpsess series Of ne New
York Srports vir Jehnsos, Cover, Wencos. hh Josa-
soa's cSarerry Hopkins, PGgs. Edwards and HOLMAN;
UneS S,aes reports feee-s crurcs Wbeasoc. Howard,
United States Laws etc; Asssscn1ssSs Reporu IL ves
P.ckerirss Repots ~ vols; Mescss do and cseS raGt-
bic RsP,rts Eagiish Rcports IA both Law aad EiaiJ
ceary coopless Of Engss Cotrr1co Law ke-
po,t Eashsa Chsnccry sad E1caeeaer Rspors; vsnshs
Dtsesss srt Tr-sses Law Dictionaries add Cotaneca-
r.-s; Elementary Works; SesssoS Laws Sc.
The catalogues Will ID issued &C Friday morning.
Aso-Oue Share in The Library ofths Law lrtNt-ee
Oa WEDNESDAY EVENING.
beoNs-AlaTye colesi.ca Of Standard ard Miscellaneous
Books.
Aso, eoassumsn, Of Stationery eousstrg Of Waters.
Sea.rg Ws1- Olus, Drawing Percls, 2c-
% FRIDAY EVENING, May "a.
VALUABLE LiEsAkr OF Theological Sooka-A largo and
vauso!s Library % Theological Becss including many
Ecgi,ss edis.ors
II GOLToN a. co. Aaegoe AID Coum.sa,0a Mcr {.
chants, Nos lis Eaon-st md 81 AnR-st Liberal sc.
ysrces made ecc1isur-nts and promnt rrrrns uae,
On tt SSpAY, May Issh
Al 10 O'Clock between ssh and SSh tsor;ug The z E
SssRFrs's SALE OF The Stock and Fixtures Of large
harry Se consisting Of sons trucks. eanners tools Sc
together with hcses esrs harness. &c Aso two tranae
,hopa Asn the right rite ana Esefes; OF Elisha Mod
and Dani.l Knowlsoc, OF II and 10 the Quarry Aso
Proc nd one SchcoQcr.
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LsTKK sod fonPsca lee r Us'i WofSs pomp.
" s1uSexnes, H. Y. ma nc sers Tor round square,
ss bod :soI .na Bop Irss ~ Z: rRgcRHsAa
on sppEcsioup 70 81 WoS3.a.
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BELow-Bsrk unknown. Wind Sc.
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HAaRO HaRRING'S GREAT WORK.
nOLORES-PAkT TWo-Tae interest manifested by
~ tho public this work is proof OF lis striking merits
Emb, AGING scenes and incidents entirely new, and diver
sy OF charaetrrs which bat masters hand could
ss.iste it Claims position in the wGrti OF literature
published bv MARRENNER, LOCKWOOD co milo ST.
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED
DART TW tHTY TnREE o; Virtues De9 JIlona Family
L Bbl--Ths part liIIsfated by hiEF.v finished steel
eagraying OF Joshua commands the Sub u STAND sl
from q pa!u.ing by NJ. A. Coin Published toy
GEO YIRTU Z, la;e X. Marlin Co.
mvl55t- 26 JohG-sL
IiOMOEPATHJA REYEALED.-A brief e1pos
ii ZION Vf lhe system adapted 10 general coaprs
h-nsion Of P-sora anc Or. Durenze's otec
tons BIZ Alexis Eu.is phieye, second edon with sketch
of i.opsthts Inscribed John Forbes II D. & s just
publiah-.! suc for sae by o. FaNsHAW,
ur55 81. SIS Broadway. opoosits Nihlo'E
JUST PUBZISHED,
PSYCHOLOGICAL ALMANAC for 1S47.-The trade
L supplied the ros. OF hBuIsciGring. by
uyi ln!s- FOWLERS 4 WELLS '3l SHssau-st
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The pseke, ships Yorkshire, Bailey, 10. Liverpoo
Gl.dis,or Suntips for London, and Slyie de Grass
Rich for Hsyre savs been detained on account Of Ess
CRY winds They will ssil to-day, weather Pesnitns
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III G.. STONE, Watch-naAsr srd Jsweor, offers
II. xrea: Inducements buyers Of Watches, Je1eiy
suy.r wsIe &c Il g. D. Always buys tUr C0sA con-
Lenr with ss proh AID has no idea OF keias och ia
year or Two. All goods warranted Topresuns4 on
90 ss. Assortment eonssts of God Silver Wsiehss
CEAins Keys, Peneils Brooches, sad erscctets SILVER
Sc oons and Cups, &s- "a.
All Of Tho soove named sseles carefully repaired Cd
God and suysf takea Ia exchange boushtfor CASH
Il. @. oTONE,
alissvfar <Dl Broadway, cor. Waikef-ss
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l1UHANh AnO EUDsOS RAlLRAOD COMPANY.
si-Ta: Election for Directors Of us Company
gill he ned al me cce OF RAwdoD Gfoesbecz, No Il
WslLsi Nea-Yo,k The s-cord Wudcead.y tl1Lh day
OF June ne1 oc.ock e. ccon OF TIA: csy The PoA
viii continue open hour. Albany May III, lstS- By
order OF Ice Board OF Directors
Z <, II. Sec
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CoMNl11EE or ARKANcEMkxr..

"a y OFf HAlTf
WV L. PkALL, Secretaries
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mvls st.ton-r. and Boo.-niDde,.. n M.a-n-Isne

oT,ITiCE-By ylru7 OF L.nd!Ufd. " arrani, ~hl
.yno.- for sae public v-udur, on Tuesfty the -
NAV inst H. 10 O'Clock The forenoon, az No III
Mahogany Sofzs Looking CLASSES Sufea1,
S-5ozrd. Chairs, Tables. Bets E-d-Leats, Aatfress='
Tsnot Cocks Rocking Casns, Cos, window Curtains,
49, md olrr L4ruDs Washssndr Toilet Tables, FL-
-, Bo.,.rs Cro Cradles Stoves Hair Cloth, Hair And
supdrisx ALriIcO f-OACf'r NoH'--D'0-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double .eh-ed for sc'e
T. n IS Mstdeu-!.ae. uyl5 1Iua-
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I,HE CITY FIRE INsUkASCE C0:|o osa.es
/ No. 81 Wallet, cay Of new.Yofk Cs2ia s.Sex
$4,000, ell PAID In essn and securely inTesVo'
70 h1 proyisions Of ns chsrtsr. ,.. ...,, .r5t.
Tbs Ccncsny Ess been IN badness sWeso ano W
~, 1,r,r n.y. ma 1900 by nfs upward Of eSoped
r. n,a-nr ss.ets Of 80 Company exceed Is capital
SOCK more lhan &z5,vco ,u. r., e.. .r.-t.a -, -.
ofcaiior- al ressosxbla trm., vv.nr.,a -.
Dr.c.s 7. ccEaY, Soy 40 imis
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DIED. BUGS. BED BUts !-WATSOSSB Bed Bog
ID Destroyer wonderful discovery ever made
for Immediately destroying these verr, however nuHer-
oa, and etrrEsy 5scsning ITEM from ne premises by one
.occ.uon Beware Of worthless limitations For sale ony
A. Apolh-caries EaI, SO Cathrfrc-sS OSor kesson,
~ axssrans and IL Brooklyn Ars HsyePs l39 Fu.
,,,.I Pre-. Is c-n,s per bas;l-- mJ Is 2sts
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/, CCoUST-bOuh hANUEACTOhf, NO. n
"A MAIDEN la.-frsncs Loutrs inyir Tie Hiirnton o.
az who require Accouni-books Paper and stationery 10
.eir extensive Of edgers. journals Gay nooss
csxs-book bottera order books pF oooAi
r-c-iptoooks OF every and style OF "Hcn
hey ca4r by single book :: very low Prices
Csp and ieer papers, rued AID Platr veouh eaaHes 81
anuFzciurers pncek IT.,
i'--Nk LEWIS FRANCIS.
CYRUS Il. LoUTREL
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Eutris fur Hat 50
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For ssleby CYRUS ". FIELD No. B1.lioz-s,io.
B.-PEnling Paper Of Any axe ant quality made 70
order. Ey7 w
DENIES Penn ES-la rolls o. ffIy each. Ger
L sale a. The TsiolDe Orce- tnyls iif
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MEMORANDA.

Ships Rainbow. Valparaiso 81 George, LiTerpool
Heir. Ro,,.rdsm. Bark Edward HoPpi.ch. NsSoar!
IN VIZ I. sound Brig FeEe Foso, MARKHAM.
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.,cvcHAaTs, DRUGGisTS AND DEALERS III
wi IESYUMEAY Do NOT BIZ AFkAiO TO rUE~

caAsE is BkOADWAY.-Ths subscriber odss iho
sost eoupste assortment Of peflamsry toes sosps CO.
o0,rs exrxcts ac prices 80 " 81 psr cheaper
sn say otsor 10 tho Unitsd IN osdsr COO
ac- yourselves be nyes yo1 10 call scd sI.nne ess0fe
,ascnsxak elsswhcr.- z kJU5SEL.
h-tw-sa tihN<ts spd Coriand SIS AZ Im.-
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NIUSIC TAUGuT.-Mr. DU MSDAY, Professor Of
ll Music owed TO No. 40 Broadway, four doors
above Cana-.t iDyls 2,iA-
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s,tunti0ns, or. mantsb.

b three Protestant Young We-
w Zee ITO hs7e 20 sceasIut1ncr here, and aseS from
C.rsda-zn be generally useful 81 nurses
Pie.,- ;uruire A. y ,. .ssst Srosdvay. II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-15
THE TEMPERANCE LAW.

Monday lasl, as our readers are aware,
was the day designated by Law for the meet
ing fthe Boards of Special Commissioners
in the different towns in the State, to deter
mine whether or not they would grant any
licenses for retailing spurious hquors-in
short, that was the day on which the tenn
perance law, passed by the last Legislature,
took effect. The great question, whether
that law is to result in good or evil, is now
to be tested. 1t has already been loudly de-
nounced in certain quarters as a Wing
measure, and we doubt not but there are men
in the State who are base enough to endea-
vor to make political capital out of its opera
tions. But that there are persons in this
community who will stoop to such vilcness,
we are slow to believe. We have too good
an opinion of orr neighbors and fellow
citizens, to harbor such an apprehension.
The law was devised by the friends of tenn
perance for the suppression of drunkenness
and its accompanying woes; and, SO far
from its being party measure, it was advo-
Gated and opposed by men of both political
parties, in and out of the Legislature
Gov. Cleveland and Hon. George S. Catlin
were among its staunchest advocates. The
name Of Judge Burial, Of Canaan, headed a
petition for this very law; and of the mem
bers of the House from this county, six de-
mocrats voted in favor of it, and none
against a-while six Wings cast their votes
against it! With what show of reason and
justice then, can it be called party mea-
sure ?-and with still less propriety can it be
termed a Wing law. We do not contend
that the law is perfect, Or that it was the
very best that could have been devised; but
we believe it to have been designed for
good, and that any attempt to give it a poll
teal bearing, is indicative ola want of prin-
ciple which We should regret to believe ex-
listed any where this side of pandimonium UNI.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-15
KENTUCKY.

The meeting of the Legislature of this
State on the LIST inst. was briefly announced
yesterday. In Senate, Hon. Archibald Dix
on, Lieutenant Governor, being absent, Ro-
bert s. Todd from the XXI. District was
elected Speaker pro tenn. receiving IS votes
to | l for Henry &. Harris. Mr.. John Stone
street was unanimously elected Clerk. Mr..
]. d. Mcclure was elected Sergeant" at
Arms, and BENZ. Selby, Door-keepcr.
In the House, Hon. Joseph r. Underwood
of Warren, was chosen Speaker by 81 votes
against IS for James G., Hardy, of Barren.
Thomas ]. Helm, of Barren, was chosen
Clerk by unanimous vote. Joseph Gray
was also unanimously elected Sergeant-at-
Arms, and VIM. r. Campbell was elected
Door-keeper.
We learn from the Message that the State
is in prosperous condition generally. The
entire debt is $4,4O9, 45G, having been di-
unfinished $lO,6OO during the last year.
The State is in possession of available
means, in the way of Bank Stock, to the
amount of $l.27O, 800, which reduces the
actual debt to $3,l33,956.-Iribune.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-15
For ne Enquirer
PROTECTION.


AIR. Enron :-It has always been a car
dinal principle with the Wing party to af-
ford protection TO our own mechanics and
manufacturers. 1t was under the banner of
protection to home industry, that the great
Wing party rallied during the late PreSi-
Dental campaign. Their leader and candi-
date, the acknowledged champion of Tariff
principles, and protective policy.
d, In support of these principles, the orators
and presses of the party, in all directions,
were active and, eloquent. No pains were
spared to enforce upon the minds of the peo-
pie, that our policy was to protect and fos-
ter the interests of This great body of our
citizens-to afford them our support and
encourage their efforts to maintain them
selves by their own independent exertions.
Such should be the policy of the Wings, not
only in the general affairs of the country,
but the same principles should be carried
out in all the branches of industry through
out all neighborhoods. Our mechanics
should receive preference for the labor of
their hands; they come among us, trusting
to their own exertions for their support, and
it would ill become Wing, land least of
all one who had been loud and eager in his
declarations for the protection of home in
dustry,) to withdraw support and patronage
from mechanics at home, and confer itupon
those of a neighboring city.
We live in the country and should be con-
tent with the productions of our own country.
artizans. 1t is much to be regretted that
any true Wing should, from foolish pride,
be ashamed to use Or wear manufactured
articles of our mechanics. Besides, it is
generally considered democratic to patron
ize mechanics at home, however many new
airs may be purchased in the city.
...- NEBO.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-15

The TariF Doomed. Charles Hud-
son, the able member of Congress from the
With District of Massachusetts, writes to the
Editor Of the Worcester Spy as follows:
.....-. WASHINGTON, Jan. l, 1916.
SIR,-Perhaps you, as conductor of the
press, would like to know the opinion which
prevails ON subject which deeply interests
the people of our State, viz:-the Tariff /
think its fate is sealed. TO save it in the
House, we must have every Wing vote and
about SO of the Democratic votes, and ] can
not reckon more than 25. In the Senate, if
the two Texan Senators, which will be on
before the suhjcc. is acted upon; be free trade
men, as they doubtless will be, there is
no hope of arresting it there. Think, there
fore, that We have got to submit to Demo-
cratic free trade. <-s. -se
lana aware that the people in MasSachu-
sets feel that all is safe. and hope that
they may he left in the, enjoyment Of that
belief; bat unless the administration are in
sincere in their pretension, and are afraid TO
try the experiment, the Protective system is
gone beyond doubt. arm confident that il
Polk desires the change, his friends will give
it him. know il is said that they will
want the revenue, bat if they believe that re-
ducing the rate win increase the revenue,
why should they not go for the reductiona
As yet We have done but little; We shah
now go to work, and fear do mischief
Yours respectfully, c. HUDSON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-15

70 HIS PEOPLE. AT A DONATION VISIT.
Air-.4HId Lang Syne.
We hail once more the newborn year!
The changing seasons fed.
And none whotwelve months sincewer heTe'
Are numbered with the dead.
Thanks to the Lord in whom we live.
For all his goodness, praise;
In love he bids the sick revive,
And yet prOlOngs our dayA
Again each others forms We greet,
Where thoughts Of discord cease;
Again with kindest wishes meet,
Oh life, and health, and peace.
Again you come with gifts of love,
To cheer your pastors heart;
The gifts descending from above.
Freely your hands imrart.
Accept the thanks Of those you Bless
May richer grace be given;
The Lord become your righteousness,
His Spirit guide to Heaven.
Then when the circling years have Aown5
And here no more you come;
When we on earth no more are known,
Well meet in Heaven, our home.
South Canaan, Jan. l, 1876.