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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
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CURE EVE q REQ @ DED; :,


On or about the 18th day Of October. ls4I,
was taken With violent pain ~ the sides near
iheliver. which continued for about five days,
and was followed BY the breaking o. an ncer'
or abscess, iawardly, hichrelieyed the pain
little, but eaussdne 70 tnrG" Up g,shh' S S""a
Beinp svea,ly alarmed a.this, 4 applied 70 piy
sicja,,; bat. he said he thought he could DO lint
little for me. except give me some mercury
Pills, which .Trsiused 10 taF ?, feeling satlsfed
that ,hSy coulddo me no good: many other re-;
NEEDLES were then procured oy my we a ,ha
discharge OF blood and corruption siiiI conf.nu'
"a avery few days, and a. lac, becnne 40 oifen.-
ave that I could scarcely bfeathe.' Mas also
seized witha violentcnnghs (which a ttimes cans
I'd me 10 raise much more blood4than4 hnddone
before-and my disease SHE.nuea ,nhts ms, y,
hone of NV recovery was given up, and ny
fr;ends ali thought / would die 81 . GALLOP-
inNssGGSCo in N MPTiON. A, thisnnoren,. whe"
nv lie was apparently drawig near is uc'o ,sr
! heard Of DIX WlS AN S. Pc ..h;nh ~ =.
LEVIED ME- IMMEDIATELY; and ny the
nea az Orlv three bottles nj this medicine. a''
INV Mains were, removed,-my cough and spi;
ting of blood and corruption entirely stopped
and in few weeks my healih was so "a. r.
stored as 10 enable me 10 work a. ,h Hy ,ma
have en'oye1 s'oo'i Us "TiOMAs,GozENs.s
G,oucxsrRn County,, Nj. ss.. al srih., "a
PersOnallyy came hefore me, the subser,per
The said County. Thomas C"zens, and being du'
lv. affirmed according TO law. saith the above
staten,e nf IS in a!lthings true;
Affirmed before me. onthe 2oth qny OF apr
1913. }: CLEMENT. r ,..?
BAl.SAM, ' - - r rNg.,r '.1s
sMature's E'avorite Pre-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

ERESH RICE, for sale at the store Of
IL IS L. J. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
CONSUMPTION.

ATHOUSANDCURES in cases deemed ut
teriv honeIess have firmly established it's vas
superiority oy over every former MEDICAL discove
~. |. has always been termed " Nature'sow
Prescription. being formed chiefly from che EN-
cal extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Ia la
two trees thetare thickiy sc ,M wnefgeI
stances Of i,sex,raordinary power, from a ca, To-
logue almost without end. a,
A lady address will be given at the New
York Agency who was given up. by oil her phys
icians 10 die Of consumption. bad hard tn
Quantities ~ II. Of matter sort Of hony snbs,aIlce-
lad taken NO medicine for two months, being
past ali hope-entirely curo by a few bottles Of
this Dalsam in September and oc,oher'sls44'
TEEN MOST RI1@A&EA9LE
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
a aana1a RasaparilIa

Bantam Falls. June l6th, 1eA6.
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To-,

TOTAL SIoo,uoS SIIpslo Slio,oii ScV,eil
Increase In lsi6.-------- --.------SSi.suo
The increase OF tolls collected in the two months
navigation Of the present year over the last Is
notwithstanding reduction of Is per cent in tn
present rates OF toll since the last season.
Bicknells Phil. Reporter says:-The money
ket has experienced little change since our last
The marke, Is by easy bu, the demand is far
less active than it a few weeks since
At Louisville Eastern Exchange was per cent
premium The money market was without change.
The following from the Pennsylvania bears a
stamp and will be read with satisfaction BY
the holders of Pennsylvsn bonds:
For some time IL has been believed that the August
ineres, could be paid but We are happy 10 state
that owing the prompti,ude OF me several Iouu.e
u the pay OF their taxes and the increased
of the State Treasurer-'here Is now every p'ooso.S
thar the annual nslment OF The State interest," III
be punctualy and fully paid
Books for subscription TO the Central Ralroad-s
continuous railroad from Philadelphia to Pitburg-WeFe
opened a, the Exchange in Philadelphia on Tusday and
AT The adjournment al O'Clock $50 shares OF S5o each
had been subscribed making aggregate subscription
OF 5000 500 The books are remain open ten days.
after which they vii. be opened al Psourg ahc at hl
the principal intermediate points three millions shall
bs .pb.crned within the time limited the Company will
organize.
AT Boston the money market is somewhat but not
materially easier.
Individual banks do bueiness ca their own hooh'
under provisions Of the General Banking Law
Their circulating notes read thus
HUNG ERFORD'S BANK.
proise 10 pa, FIVE DoLLAKs 10 Ae Bearer demand,
| s. D. HUNGEREoRp.
Here 10 individual Liability direct, plain aad simple
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
W. For sales Of Stocks, &c. ace fourth page.

WEDNESDAY 7. Nj.
The Stock Market is up to day for almost every
thing and the speculation in Norwich and Worcester
runs strong, supposed to be on Boston account The
sales reached $500 shares besides considerable sales in
the street. The speculative kinds OF stock went up
about per cent and closed rm with active market
The improvement 10 Norwich and Worcester Is sup
posed TO be the result of some movement to make q
change 10 the direction aud of the improved prospects
of the road under the advanced Of fare. The
shine has drawn out all the brokers from their damp
easements and any of them tell where fancy is
bred.
Exchanges are in moderate demand and steady
rates. Sterling 720e. Francs 36ia5 IS, Rix Dollars
mann, Guiiiers 3si 03Sa, Mares Bsnco 3is ass.
There is some relief in the Money Market, occa-
stoned more from the falling off of demand than from
any increased supply. The offerings at bank oil good
paper only healthy exentand are easily handled
by them. portion OF the embarrassment felt 10 to be
attributed the fact that considerable amount Of csp
tai belonging to English bankers cent home during
the late unsettled condition of affairs with England and
the moderate demand for bills prevents its return.
Thompsons Reporter Gays The Lockport Bank
aud Trust Company, and the Exchange Bank, OF Lock
port believe, will be sustained We continue to buy
them about the rate other Western New ORR
money
The following lie Of letter from Of the
officers of the Lockport Bank and rrus, Company
~ am perfectly that all Lockport bills Will be
under suspicion, and expect that large share of ours
will come in. but they will be redeemed. You
need have doubt about the redemption oil our notes
A letter from an officer of the Exchange Bank says
THE failure of the Capsl Bank will have no injurious
effect on this bank Our notes will continue to be re-
deemed, es usual. in Albany, and a. our counter.
A new bank established in Sandusky, is called the
Sandusky City Bank under the new law, upon the indie
pendent plan, with capital of $4,000 VIM, Townsend
has been appointed President and VIM w. Wetherel
Cashier The old Bank of Sandusky,s whose charter
has abou. four years to run continues operations and
is under the charge of Francis Whitney as Cashier ap
pointed ill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of Mr. Wetherel.
The exports of cotton goods from this port for the
first % days In June reach 3 659 packages.
The Argus has procured from the Canal Depart
ment OF The tolls collected on the canals OF the
State to the 4h June in each OF the years s4S and ls4o
They aIe as follows
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NEW MILITARY TEXT BOOK

n APPLETON CO. have just pubished-Eemenls
~. Of Military Arr and Science chg The Dn,ies Of
S,af rfsnry Cavalry Artillery and Engineers, adapted
10 The use of Mitis and VoIunt-eri BY H. Wager Hal
l-cI LIEUT. of Ensioeers U. S. Army. vol l2mo Illus
iraed wi pls!-s. 81 50
This work contains full discussion OF strategy Forh-
cslions Logs,ics Tactics ard Inc means OF nstons de-
f-uces Il a.o gives full description of system OF
s-a-coat fenc-s itb d.cusson OF the several con-
ships and forts inciuing fall account o!
more recent attacks San Slsn Uoa ant Saint Jean
Acre. These accounts accompanied with drawings
showing the Of the forts and the position aud
sc,.r OF the tr,if on Northern frontier, and
ives our Northern military signs. full accoHniis
given modern Army Organ .'ons M history
Corps snd OF tbs four srrslnfanry Cavalry Artillery
and Eryueers 4 fall account 1. given oil the formation
ruti-s Of each arm and best Of drawing
thu troops Lbs field Ind OF bringing them into sclop
Each principle and illustrated ny numerous hsori-
cal ex.uolrs pIsinet by drawings
There ,iar WORK 10 the E1gl'n language sno GO
psips las been spared make II useful book iof u ma
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GREAT TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN ART.
sAJM TAYLOR / co. No. As,or House, publish this
w dRv
The Nsw York Illustrated Msgszire for July, contains
Magnificent EnP r-vlpss
Long Jases" the Prarie Man, from DeaIs Original
Painting Illustrated in Letter Press, by William Henry
Herbert EIq
Clonda!kn Round Tower, with Sketch By (. w. 81.
Insution OF the M-ssrs Abbott 10 Houston al from an
Or;ginal Drawing
The Fatal Secret vi Tale OF the Revolution, by l. A.
Smith, E-q and tour pHges of Letter Press, ebac-
ing contributions he dsiin gushed American Au
,hors and selections from foreign writer's.
Terms-Yeary subscription So; Two copies s.; Single
Nos. % cts; Five copies %
Also received rahan Cooley. Columbian, National
Iiv-, OF m. F-lons WM TAYLOR CO TEA
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Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY. June "a.
ASHES-The market remains steady a; 3 50n3 sc for
Pots and O6 for Pearls with sales of 200 300 bills
Expor; from ls to 23d June-Po,s 6223 bills Pearls 52
bbe.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been small, not ex.
ceedng 700 bales without change in prices. The
ket stand neither buyers sellers being anxious
TO operate Freghts continue at Id for square and 5loi
for round bales, 10 Liverpool
E1pOr, Of Cotton from the Ports Of the United States, COM
urUriU1 z, SrD,c,1bcr 1875
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DIED /:
v.,,.s.sy. the gath inst FREDh H. 'Aeoi' 1T

-,...,.v. the 24th inst. FREDA X. JACor' in
D. ys. ,ii take place this day, Thursday. 29th at
Ha faneia The residence of Mrs Ann Cooper. - Eiz-
socof ZOE, tsnd, and relatives OF the family are re-
,s.;nu his 20 attend The remains viii be taken to
B-ckiyn foI a. No IS william ST. CHARLOTTE
90 E 10 the 9Th year OF her age. This spright-
Az ' , ss4 :rn mad a6 ssa ' and
proficiency - ~ 1,;her Heinrich was attaining TO the
., tho tIn.nce IN music The good old mar dropped
sshes: r.ve as It closed her mortal remains
tar npen Mass Sunday the 2lst iHa: HORACE
NssTs ESQ. ,sed 81 years
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ARRIVED.

-
ship Toga (of Toston) Edridse from Calcat.a Feb ID
Sand Head lOth and ST Helena \ pri 2eh, ndse &
Bridge April 25th lat 10 3, long 49, spoke whaling
bark Mactspoise East. 9th ult. lat 25s. long 50
30 spoke whale ship Amethyst, OF and for New Bedford
% Pernatuco l9 obis oil; IA, 81 TO- long s5 2s
whale ship Brandt, and for New Bedford; lat 81 H.
long 20 30, whsle schr John Adams Of Provincetown.
March 9Th. F Copeland. steward. died.
Ship Victoria, Har,.horn I'm Antwerp May 2lst and
the Channel % Days ndse 20 Schmd, & Bachen. May
22d of Beacby Head shio Julia. of New fork steer
ing East 3lst IA, A. A. Ion ~ 80 passed ship wing
black ball in red signal supposed to be the Yorkshire,
steering East. June sh, lat 43 80 lon 50 TO- passed
ship showing red signal. with letter R in the center
(rain heac steering East: 10Th. Cape Sable North 30
miles distant passed Neptune, OF Portland. 23e
Storage passengers.
Fl snip Meree Duval, from Havre, May l6ih in BAL
bound Cuba. Put in 10 land l3s steerase passen-
gers to Boyd S; Hncken.
r sch Thomas Pierson. Roberts, II ds I'm Eietheurl,
pine apples 26 punches bananas 80 water sons
bbls lines quantity Of old copper and iron, to Acker
ley.
Schr Samuel Lewis, West, ds I'm Newport, RI, in bal
last, n master.
schr Emily johnson snedcor, ds m Georgetown. Del
-four, TO johnson y Lowden.
BELOw-A Brig unknown.
SAILED.
Packet ships Victoria. LONDON; Iowa, HayTe
Bark Heca Port su Prince.
III.
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GuCka

ANEW voLUME-A NEW VOLUME
CRAHaMS MAGAZINE FOR JULY. which contains
NJ three splendid Embellishments. This number COM
rpeue-. a volume. Price % cents.
Lsdes National Msgs ztn. for July Price IA eta.
Lives OF The Fecn., with Porrsit. Price . cents.
Con'es.ons OF Pretty Woman By Miss Psrdoe. Price
p cents
Ne~ Maps of the Mineral Regions Of Lake Superior
Price 81
Cop,-nd's Dictionary OF Practical Medicine No. Is
Price 81 cents.
Harpers Illuminated Shakespeare, Nos 81 and ss Price
IS centI-
American Flora, No Price % cents.
Pictorial Brother nathan. Price l?t cents
The Mute Doctor the Man Of Many Names-a Tale OF
P--on. Prc. % reat'
Count of Monte Chnso par, |, by Dumas Price . cts
Levonisp Tnl.s-Ths Desponent The Wolves Tae
Jeuess. Price ~ cents
The t3ardenrr-rn account OF every vegetable cultivated
for the table nv the pow and the Price 25 Cents.
The Horse Dociorhs hshs, diseafes and msn cement
OF horse In the stable and the road Pric- Is cents
The French CooK-su nv-uabe guide for the lover Of
good -stiDg. Price . cent?
Agents will ind 4, ih-ir advantage call az they will
find excellent at h- v-rv lowest prices
w. GRAHAM, Nssssu-st
les Tribune Buildings, Office If G6ahsms Magazine.
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r Triumphant SUCCESSFUL: Coverts Magnetic
Pills. AnIS pasndc TincILre and Gsvsnic Machine have
been universally successful WHEN ib-y have been tried AL
most all diresses may b. cured relieved by ID. Of
these remedies Those who subject Fla, Cramps &c
NAV RELY or being benefited by d. Coverts Anti Soasmodc
Tlncture Dr. Covert. Office 10 l5t C4nss-ihce hours
rnm 10 ~ " and FROM ? 10 s p. mv27 lr-"d''
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ARRIVAL, of Produce, stock, &c. by the
Daily IL IL, and Erie Railroad Company

sa BASKETS 'i ys a tss, GwRe,
,a.Ds 81 tnns y.chuu,: pals butter tubs do Cap,
j, tDh' 90 csn, ROVE. ia bdls bol twice ouack
ssi 80 G ~ s9sS, s' cs5
Bsrs Is JseoSu Ycurg shuliz; ls lambs % hogs
s ss Is ,ubs butter Capt Sfo~n'
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" Convention of the q eta phi.-A Convention
of the Delta PHI ste rIty will he held 81 O'clock A. NJ
on Mondsy the 29h say OF June Al tn National Hoel No
Corla1d-st in The city Of NewYo1k All graduated
members Fraternity cordially requested attend
JAMES RANKiSE. Union College.
THEODUKEF McCURDY Y University.
JOHN 5 HYER. Columbia College.
SANFORD K CLIFFORD. Brown University.
jelS 2weod- JAMES R RoMEYN Rutgers Co ege.
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fashionable Glotbin9.

keW-YORE
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
RENJ. w. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
NJ Informs HE patrons and Tho public generally thai he
has removed the New YORK Cssn Tailoring Establish
tnent, No. IL! Fulcn.st. Broadway where can To
found extensive OF Cloths Cassmeoe vest
ble style for cash
Mr. A g. Fsher will have charge OF tho cutting depart.
rnent To those who know Mr. rs unrivaed qualities 10
the artt unnecessary say than 10 him In
connection with that d, partmelt Of tho business
choice knd general assortment Of grnt1mens fancy
dres. articles constantly on band my8 tbs
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~ Parson Brornloac, of the Jonesoorough
Wing has elected LIST Lieutenant Of Volunteer Com
pany for Mexico The Company consists OF 81, all Wings.
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oARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, 40.

No. 81 East BROADWAY AsD II DvIsos-sT.
FAMILIES In OF Csrperng, OIL Cloths, Rugs
Drugpets Table and Piano Covers any other article
In the ne informed they will ind al Guons
,ensve splendid assortment OF all the various
articles connected with Purchasers will Ind
many choice patterns Of Brussels three ply and ingram
Carpets Oh CoIhs thai 10 he ontained at other
stores ell OF which viii be sold prices lower than ever
before offered The goods al received direct from the
manufacur-,a w. H. GUlOh,
ms is-odI No. 81 Eas, Broad~s and ~ D,vi.ton.st
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Sla tue Tinted States, No SO Bowory-bhsin A1oolson
hs. lust received large and splendid assormeni Of super
foe English aud American three ply double supe'npo ~
grsiu and Venetian Carp-ug manufactured e1 pre.sy iof
CIV trade sDd will b. sold . per lower han any OH
or estab!shIneuL Also just received .,
~ 600 yard. common Competing % 3D. 10 80 90.
25OCO a. extrs tine do Ss Cd. 70 d.
5000 " double supernDed6 o.
1850 +" three ply carpet 9s
9D0O0 square yards oil cloth S. Sd. 10 IA
coo wards Venetian itar csfpet2s Cd
90 large ,ufted hearth ruxs DJ@ each
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 bowery,
the hrst establishment above Heslsr-st
Ps-Carpe1g seu TO any per, Of tho city, Brooklyn,
We aud eal H. free Of expense Pea.s notice the nu.
Der. go Bow.ry. VI 3'neodi'' STsTn
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9ornrIai oilrrs.

Il Notice -Th- Mechanics and those interested 10
the 2irg Mechanics Bell invited stt-nd
meeting al Samuel Warrngs, SO HouaOnst Thur sday
Evening al o'clock, 25ih inst Pnnctua attendance is
quesied. JAMES McCAf, Chairman.
h Hfi WADE Secretary i,l4 DE-
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TIYTR 1CT OF Lkn0N-Fo1 tavonng Cu.tards
HI fn-sm Jsiltes Syrups &c This Is q pure Extract
anoy lie rus asyor Of tbs fruit In bcisles Is cenrs
~ Prnosr.d By HENRY JOHNSON, chera ist and
Hr1g1ts rs Broadway Cnaheersi Sold also =, 100
Yuiou-ss aud n East EreaSwss, pys 2u1seqs
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ship Tioye from CaleuaG-Mrs Craig Misses NJ A
Craig. Z J Craig anna Crsig asstsr VIM w Craig
Rev N Jameson Masters Campbell, John and Joseph
w Jameson. Miss Martha Jane Jsrnieson. Rev C P
Heyer Miss Vaadeverr. Miss Bond. Miss Mzry
Brand Died in the b. OF Bengal Jesse Jsmieson
AGED Is months The above pss,eagers are Missionaries
from The India Station.
IN the st{p Sutton, from Chariest1H-Mra Bouck
and child Mines H.trsp, NJ Burg Ward Mr. E Dem
Nilsson Mrs N Seymour, Capt Webb ant lsdy Mes.rs J
5 Williams. D Jones W Postle, Cummings T J
Cossrove Du5ec Raves Kelley, J Darby, Il w
Collins and in the stesrage
IL he chip Ro2DoAannoct from Lirt-pool-Mr L. Mel
meyer Mrs Louisdal and children, MI Leh and DR..
Lamb
II X. brig Port Lson from St. Dominso-Nrs C. Piie
and Nj NJ Cslero.
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EF DIR. Woods sarsapnriIln and Wild Cher
Ritlers.--rmr, which the. ali thrgs." has Thor
oughy esIa,shd the ns.nsbl- value Of these Bitter.
a purifier OF lh-olood ard universal remedy for scrous
bilious and other diseases OF similar ehHac'er ucldiog
those OF the digestive organs dyspe head acne &c
Sold whol-ss,s acd retail, by WYATT kETcHAM, 12l
Futor-sL; retail 1872 Broadway III Bowery 81 Geek
ar ie23 6tii'
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9rns ra! y otllrs.


e Newly ork Weekly Tribune.-Cousents for
Saturday, June 27.-PoETSY-Onwsrd Stll!-EDlToRiAL
The Country, Right Wrong :; Manufactures before
Proi,ction Eatori.l Correspondents from Washington
When shall we have Peace; CONSTITUTIONAL Making The
Oregon Settlement; Mr.. Walkers Wsr Duties Css'irs
NJ CIay-The Tue American &c- &c--NEws from Ell
rope by .hs Caledonia Important from Mcntevideo Bue-
nos Ayres &c Important from Mexico; Lser from the
ARMY; The Oregon Question Settled; Texas-The Ca
msnches Correspondence OF The Tribune from the chief
Ce, and Towns ihe United States and great variety
of Domestic items OF Observation-Disclosures ARTICLES
-Mosse, from Old Manse Review OF Consaeis, by
George Sand A Letter from The Old Man OF tbs Noun
A.n';-Funds for Carrying the Wsr-PTesidents Mei-
ssge; Report OF the Farmers Club Five days Proceed
ing. o! The Convention; Canal Convention a. Rochester
Robert Overs Address; Picture OF War, by Dr.. Rush
&c Sc-CoMMEKcIAL INTELLIGENCE Produce, Stocks,
Money, Csit.e Market.
Single coPles, put up in wrappers for the Mails can be
ob;sired al the desk-prc- 9. Cents
n TERAS-S2 per year. AL Subscriptions pay able
ndexibly IN savarce. Address
GREELEY McELSATH. Tribune Buildings,
Cor. Spruce sad Nassau-sts opposite The City Hail
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CoOPER'S NEW NOVEL. NEARLY READY
THE RED SKINS. OR INDIAN AND INGtN,

THE RED SKINS. OR INDIAN AND INOIN,
FgsIMoRE COOPER. ESQ.
TWO YOLS.-Price 81 csuls.-BURGES5, STRINGFR
3 4 co feel happy 10 announce the immediate appear
Of the above admirable descriptive novel; equal II
superior any of the uhors word renowned Leather
stocking Tales" We sh- have The ready for Issue In
three days and having n-cO'ne sole owners OF The
copytgh, end plaes We have determined on puhiihng u
at price moderate that need he deferred
'ron the peusal OF ts dssirahla pages We shall sell IL
complete for Fifty Cent?, IS which price have also
duced The Ch,nbearer StIsnsloe, Miles Walingtord
&c Country orders tended 10 by
BURGESS. STRINGER co.
i.25 Sis 229 Broad wsy. cor. Annst
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wa. ID. JONES. Auc.lvu.el

W Il. h. JONES AuciivusoI.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BKOGANS, on Wednes.
teday June 2th lo O'Clock, tho store OF }. D. In.
gersol Co. No. % PearaL 20 cases. comprising q
argp and desirable OF Boots Shoes and Bro.
gsns suitable Southern Western and City Dealers
Just receved Catalogues and goods ready tho day pre-
vloua the sale. mhl0tSu-
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ENGLISH THEOLOGICAL WORKS.
lust IMPORTED Pictorial Dictionary Of the Bible.
~ , vols. folio cuts SIN 50
Miners Mora Elevation OF he People, q 20.
McCsu'. Lectures or the Propher-s, 81 So
Willisus'a J jerusalem Sermons 81 q.
H-ng sl.nb-ry on the Psams-Vol. III, $3.50.
Memoirs Of Maria FrN 5! IS
Brogd-ns Catholic S4f-guards-Vol III, 81 80.
HHtlauG's Church in the C.tacombs, 81 81.
Pitnsn The Psalms 81 80.
Sogom-ns Ecclssas,ict History. 81 30.
A'-D's Life snd Cores nndsnce-VolI 81 10.
Biblical fnquirer-Vol. T. 81 81.
G.rrers Cons iiuiiOn Of Christian Church, - 80.
Ropsr's Commentary on Lsviticus. So.
D4viss's Supremacy 9th, Scriptures
Ire Bihlr IN Palestine, Sl75
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