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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

nCol. Cilley, the newly elected Wits
United States Senator from New Hampshire,
has reached Washington and taken his seat
in the Senate. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

HThe Hon. Richard p. Herrick, Rep
resentative in Congress from Rensselaer,
county, N. Y, died at Washington City on
Saturday last
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
cEN TAyLOR,s SCHOOL MASTER

GEN. TAfLOR'S SCHOOL WAS EN-
The school master of Gen. Taylor, the nero
of the late brilliant victory over greatly SUI
peror force of the Mexican Amy resides mine
town of Preston. near Norwich, Conn. me
news Of Gen. Taylor's bravery enkndIes IN the
old gentleman's bosom degree Of PATRIOTISM
which Causas lin to enter INTO the spbJect OK
our difficulties with Mexico with al tAsz1rdStRl'
of youth, and to look with patriotic fnercs, Y:
whatever may relate to the>g1ofy Of one, who
when a lad, was placed under his care and in
struction. Elisha Ayres, Esq, is the name Of
the person to whom we refer. He left the
town of Preston in 1887, or thereabouts, and
pursued his way southwark, on horseback, in
quest of business. He established himself as a
teacher inthe county of Jefferson, near Louis
vile, KY Here he became acquainted with ii
Col. Richard Tavltr, who had removed fred t
the State of Virginia, and at that time was It wa
lector at the port of Louisville. He retsidSom
in the family of Col Taylor portion of the
time, and had placed under his charge two of
his sous, named Hancock and Zachary-the
first named about eight years OF age, and the
last about six. He speaks of Zachary as being
a smart boy, who gave promise of usefulness
and relates with much satisfaction various Incl
dents and anecdotes connected with the family
and the times at that period.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
THAT TALL RYE.

The last Waterbury American copies our no.
trce of the stalk of rye left at this Office by Mr.,
Page, of Mi!ton-and adds,
Waterbury has done it. Master VIM.
Holmes, brought to our office on Monday,
a stalk OF rye measuring seuen feet and
seren inches in length, taken from the
field of Green Kendrick, Esq, MIR. Ed.
ward Russell has likewise sent us a stalk
measuring7 feet inches long. So dotf
your plumes, Mr.. Enquirer.]
P. s. The last Enquirer publishes a
stalk of rye raised by Lot Norton, Esq ,
of Salisbury. measuring7 feet 10 inches
long. Of course, that knocks out our IN
derpinning. But the Southern Miscella-
ny, published at Madison, Georgia. puts
on the cap sheaf. Dr.. J. B. Stark pre-
scented the editor with stalk measuring
9 feet inch in lengih-27 inches between
joints, with head 10 inches long. Geor-
gia victorious Ed. American.
That p. s. is we'll put in. Where are
your "plumes," Mr.. Americana
The Hartford Courant has the following par
agraph-
More Tall Rye A stalk cf Rye, Measu-
ring feet 8 inches in length, was sent to his
office yesterday, by Mr. Noah Strong, of Boil
ton.
Salisbury is ahead yet-leaving Georgia cut
of the question!
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

PROSPECT OF PEACE WITH MEXICO.
MEDIATION OF ENGLAND.-The London
Standard of June Sd, saysthat it has been
determined to offer the mediation ofthe
British government to arrange the differ
ences between the United States and
Mexico, and tina, the necessary powers
were to be forwarded to Mr.. PaKenham
by the steamer Caledonia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

ia Dog Anecdote.-A Wolcott ger
tleman informs us, that farmer purchased
a Cow of Mr.. A futile of that town a
few days since, and while forkirg over the
purchase money, accidentally dropped five
dollar bill in the street. The parties then
proceeded some distance-to the pasture and
on their return, saw the dog, (Which belon-
Ged 10 Mr.. Tnule,) still occupying the posi-
ton on the spot where the transaction took
place. On approaching the faithful ami
NAL, to their surprise, they discovered the
bill between the teeth of the dog, held BY
the'corner, and uninjured. Show us bet
ter instance of canine sagacity and we will
knock under Waterbury American.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

PREACHING TO SOME PURPosE. - We
learn that young brother of Professor
hongftilow, who supplied the pulpit of
Rev. Mr.. Newell, al CAMBRIDGE on SIM.
Day curing that sentleman's absence on
Journey was SO effective in some of his
remarks upon ewickedness of our Gen.
erai government Ihget,ing up and carry
ing on the ELECTROMAGNETIC a distinguish
ed friend Of the ADMINISTRATION suddenly
Jeff the church with marks of grea, dis.
pleasure on his. countenance. Probably
broughtto sense of shame for his adyocn.
cy of such Government, by the preach
er's eloquence.-BOstsn Wig.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

The Hon. Henry Middleton, who for
many years represented us at the Court
OF St. Petersburg, died Vt Charleston on
SUNDAY last
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
BURNING OF A THEATRE-NEARLY
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST!

The Quebec Mercury Of the 18th instant;
publishes the melancholy details Of the destruc-
lion OF the Theatre Royal in that city, the night
previous II took fire from the Overtnrning OF
a camphene lamp, and in an incredibly short
space Of time the whole interior was one sheet
Of flame. The house being full al the time, the
scene was awful beyond description. The &C
count says that in five minutes from the time
Inc fire broke ont, the mass Of human beings
who had but short interval previous been in
the enjoyment Of full and active life. were ex-
nosed 10 the view amass ofcalcined bones.
Tn to this time forty-six bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins. Most OF them nave
been recognized greater loss s 1 o. i9 ,sr
the two dread confagrations OF last sulnnle''-
Sad wailing pervades the city.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
'Veritas' in our next.

Prof Woolsey, Drs Bacon and Bushnell, are
spoken OF as candidates for the succession of
Dr. Day IN the presidency of Yale College
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
YHb Enquirer.
L1TCHFIELD, JUNE IS, 1916.
LIST OF JUSTICES.

We have been able to obtain the List of
Justices Of the Peace for Lilchfield and Ply
mouth only. The List for the other towns
in this county will be given in our next.
LITCHFIELD.
Seth P. Beers, Charles L. Webb, Sam
uel Church, Gideon H. Hollister, Enos
Stoddard, Julius Griswold, Jonathan Buell.,
Joseph w. Birge Jr., Ozias Lewis, Garner
Curtis. Hugh P. WEIGH, Cyrus Catlin,
Lemuel o. Meafoy, Augustus Morey, Sam
uel P. Bolles, Origin S. Seymour Samuel
G. Braman, George C. Woodruff, Edward
Pierpont, Prentice Parkhurst, Ralph G..
Camp, Frederick D. Beenan, Francis Ba-
con, Alanson Hall, Daniel Catlin, Homer
X ilbourn, Alanson Pickett, Samuel Brook
er Jr.
PLYMOUTH.
Elisha johnson, o A. G. Todd, Malcolm N.
Butler, Henry B. Graves, John C. Lewis, Day.
id Warner, Charles Byingten, Hiram Pierce,
John M. Thompson, Miles Morse, jr., Miles
Smith, Samuel T. Salisbury, Hiram Warner,
Apoilas Markham, Edwin 1almage, Milo Hoad :
ley, Allen Humphrey, Heman Welton, Andrew
Stoughton, Allen Hemingway, Marvin Blakes-
lee, Samuel Todd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

IFThe Washington Correspondence of
the "Evening Post" writes it is probable
that the offer of British mediation in the
Mexican affairs, will be accepted, and that
the war with the latter country will be
brought to aspeedy close.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

UJULIus CArLIN, Esq, of Hartford, was
last week appointed, by the Governor and
Senate, Commissary General of this State,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY The Demo-
Gratis of Brookfeld, Morgan county. la.
have got ahead even of their Tammany Hall
brethren. Here, the only species of man
kind" to which they are hostile, are the
Wing species and the ''nigger" species.
but in Brookfeld they even scorn such mar
row bounds. Hear them. At meeting in
FEBRUARY, they passed, says an exchange
paper the following resolutions by accla-
nation: '---..-
:, Resolved, That the Democracy of old
Biookfeld cast their banner to the breeze,
hS!ng inscribed upon it's ample folds,-
"eqtal rights" and uncompromistng hos
nay tNeuery species Of mankind.
Honest fellows, those Broakfield Demo-
Gratis, or'else they Numbered into a very
WHOLESOME truth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

we notice among the receipts in the report
Of the Treasurer of the A me rican Baptist Homo
N Missionary Society, $50 90 contributed by Mrs
Eliza A. Colby to constitute her husband Gen.
Ah'hony Colby, the present Governor of New
Hampshire, life-member. = - Wv"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

1TBERAL1TY.-Peter C. Brooks, father-in
law of Edward Everett, and the richest man
in Boston, has sent draft to the Govern
ment of Harvard College, for the sun of
$lOOOO, to be appropriated to building "A new
House for the residence of the President of
the Institution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

"A census of Wisconsin has been takers HER
sprlng., The returns ale not all in, bunf bring ,
pected TO reach $4,000, according
waukie paper. Four years ago ~ =
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25

%The Charter of the great railroad
through Middletown authorizes $2,O0OOOO,
with liberty to increase to $3,0OOOOO, in
800, shares-Road of single, double, or
treble track,-bridge across the Connect
cut, at or near the city of Middletown, with
a draw of at least IS feet. which is to be
kept open at all times for the passage of
vessels except for the crossing of the cars
S5CO,0OO to be expended in years, or the
road constructed in 6, otherwise the charter
to be forfeited.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
ORDINATION IN WOLCOTTVILLE

L
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the Rev.
SAMUEL 7. SEELYE, late of Danbury, was
ordained and installed Pastor Of the Con-
gregational Church in Wolcottville. In
troductory Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Day;
Sermon by the Rev. H. P. Arms, of Nor
wich Right hand of fellowship by the
Rev. Mr.. Perrin, of Goshen; Charge to
the Pastor ny the Rev. Mr.. Eldridge, of
Norfolk; Charge to the people by the Rev
Mr.. Hub ell, of Avon; Consecratng
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Osborne of North
East, N. Y; Benediction, by the Pastor
elect.
The exercises were highly creditabIe to
the Consolation, and the singing on the
occasion was worthy of special notice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-06-25
CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY.

We have received from the Secretary, the
proceedings OF the Annual Convention Of the
Connecticut Medical Society, held in this city,
May, lSl6, together with list of Members and
The Annual Address. The general attendance
of the members, and the proceedings of TIE
Convention, evInce commendable degree ofin-
tereSt IN the concerns OF the Society Officers
Of the Society, Archibald WEIGH. NJ D. Presi-
dent; Dyer T. Bralnerd, NJ d, Vice President:
V, Nj. Dow, NJ, D. Treasurer; Gurdon W.
Russell, M. D. Secretary. The Annual Adj
dress, BY Theodore Sill, M. D on Typhous Fe-
YER, Will doubtless be read with interest by the
profession. E. K. Hunt. NJ D is appointed
Dissertator for next year. Resolutions were
passed in relation to Luther 1icknor, MI
late President of the Society, in whose death
the profession has lost prominent member.
the community in which he moved valuable
citizen, the cause Of Literature, of morality, and
OF religion, devoted friend" Drs Geo. O.
sumner, Chauncey Burgess, and joseph c..
Dow, were recommended as candidates for the
honorary degree OF Doctor in Medicine.
Mr.. Lyman Potter, Of Hamden, near New
Raven, lett Home on Tuesday morning, and
NOT returning, the clizsns commenced an mr.
successful search for him on FRIDAY. On SAT-
urday,a party finally discovered him in a sort
Of bnrrow or lodge which he had formed Of
Stones, under a clump Of trees, and where he
had remained without food or watera since his
absence. He was extremely weak from inani-
ton. and IN vain attempted an escape, but had
proceeded only few rods before he fell, and
was taken home to his distressed family. De-
spondency. occasioned by pecunary troubles.
IL supposed to have been the cause OF this sim
gular hallucination. The unfortunate man had
ben induced to take nourshnent, and at last
ss'ounts was improving. r
"The Upper part of this House to let u
small Family" is very common notice.
Words do not always express the meaning
intended. lady called to look at bonse
where there was such notice-a foreigner
evidently. The bargain was nearly struck
when the question was pvt" How small
is your family9" Dar is, madam eleven of
us, myself, my husband, and nine lee,le
children" ooh dear, we want a very
small family" "True madame. De old
est is only nine; day are all vera small, vera
leetle childreno
we notice among the receintS in The Yeoo.k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

II. w. N J. j. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLBsALs DEALLRs,
nFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bag. Lag. do
25O do old white and Java do
1870 80 hhd' Orleans sGsar PaH prime
~ do II CoiI do do
rs casks clarified do
65 boxes NO Loaf do
30 bbis crushed do
20 do pulver-ed do
so hid. Molasses
100 kegs Nails, best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
5 tons blsered Steel
4 and sheer Steel
200 boxes Sperm and TaIow Candies
1000 wrap. Paper part large
800 " cap aud letter do
ceroons prime Indigo
so packages G. T, Impl and Black Teas
IS bbls lamp and on
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
Bar Lead. Shot and bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Pctre
Copperas Sulphur and Salts
Soaps, Mustard Chocolate Backing &c
sIlo and lOIl2 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton Sack
so dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Spice md Ginger
Cunningham Anderson Yarn, assorted Nos nj
factory prices
1-Reeeiving and forwarding goods attended to- All
kinds OF produce received au
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN ~ co. are in re-
eeit Of an unusually well assorted stock OF DRY GOODS
comprising suited country trade spopg
wnch
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Ombrc Shaded Cashmere aud Mousrlin.
Rich Oregon CastiliaR and CismaBiins Paid.
Plaid MeriRc Cashmervs
Rich satin s'iP-i Tibet DO.
Bik aud eord Apaess
nlk and satin stripcddo.
Bonbazines, Ctap.s and Popiin.
Rich RuEe Ombr- r. D'So. snk.
Rich fekn Faevnnc do
Rich Gro DE Naples Gl.ee do
Together with van.ty
New style Silks fon Use 10 per yard
White aud cord rmbd Muslin Robes
French embd Collars Chemssus Capes
Infants froek Bodies, Sleeves, Se
Ombte shaded Cloasings
BIN French Cloth and Clssimeres
Silt, satin and Yes ~.
satnets, ful.d kers-ys, cable Kereys
PLAID lnseys white AMI rcd Flann.ls
White Domets Wclcb shr hiking and canton FLANNEL.
Servant Whitney and inland bound Bed blankets
Silk and merin, Io,iery, Gloves, fancy sill Cravats
Heavy wool bs and eord thbe, embd
White and cord embd Cape selrfs pretty
Also
Carpetngs, Rugs and Bookings
For sale wholesale retail
~ No % WEST MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
TWO KOLIANS.

IL n IOh mas NJ present open Tor in
.p@eon ai hs Piano Fortes with Coleuan.
t' <tiah attachment The Pano- splendid nstpius
enhng power sweetness AMI brsney with ~leganc.
' ana durability Of workmanship The Attachments are but
lfile Inferior % Church Organs
ms truly wonderful which has excited public a,
on Throughout tbs country and Fnsatd over
nai'd IN - Advantage 10. r.t7ral Remarks srh
nave spontaneously app aTsd IN the public Irnts
lErfraef J,gz lAs " r. H-aAl
w. nave been favored with
for'e now exhibition Nouns Clark. nu.e sto,. Rr,J
way certainly very ingenious one that
nv !" IN uniVersal admiraon ard adoption.
conjunction ani heaury OF adaptation certainly - snrvae and
We a'r no doubt o. it, b. adopted Fanpra ne. Every
ho m u" country at ira cIpen-- be changed
into az urgan producing the br squise tones VI
"I erecting the least degre" original charaet-r This
and Will contribute essential interest
ne PlI IN Music than @0sths ordinary on the Piano
W Purchasers risk in buying Pa.o- a. rr-
rarTastos is always given. p H. TAYIoR
nos7 iso ~, ,, " - ~ o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
NUMBER 152.
u" FARMERS, COUNTRY uERCHANrs,


n n
AND OrHEHs.
vv,,I rest Reduction mt PenitcntIary sserc.
II fer At greatly reduced prices
ing " WV "'"' e"'n
&""" yards plain and striped Lnsey women eoAi.s
49, In Store for Fall purchaser:
200 heavy resdy made Rer.-y Coat.
zoo pairs do do do Pam.
'etO pieces Brogans. with n arr. ,..,,,n,.., -,
SHOES equal To n marssL ~ s M
sets Of Wagon Harness two bor... with Can al
wagon Hainess in portions ~ ~ -a~
warranted Ares very superior
FuRsIruRk of different kind. ''-' s".
stones, Wagons. Days Cart. &c - " ""'
oneted le,n. .,ua o..
ehasers viii do wei Penits nary or a. IA. So ~
~ street Heading to Mayos Bridge. "
1919 JAS. C. sPorrs As... Penny.
NJ" NHoar md RAILROAD LINE tn
r1uE VIA PrNEY POINT.
'hE public are hereby notified that the above
line will be discontinued for tn. SON amer goa .,., 80
% resumed cary the coming Spring il viii b. run tr,
NeeAy OF daiiy II IL patronage should Justify a.
- = T. SHARP, Agent Tran.portatSop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

h7SUF3CJORl I \ 7bore CaloHAM Street,
100 North 9th ~. Philadelphia.
TNNHE subscriber finished Offers for handsome
Of Vehicles OF the latest style Of fasAisn
double single Roekway and Cauyan Wagons
ChlTe SHikys York Wagons with without tops
which he will dispose of on the reasonable An
Vehicles made order and
tertals and workmanship.
southern and Western Merchants
requested hasing
elsewhere.
An Work coming from his Mandatory arraniod for
year.
1- Having received ths SILVER MEDAL, being highest
rTcmu awarded, the Exhibition Franklin Institute
for The superiority Of workmanship his line, which
nutwhcel Joiaas that will
daiion for the super prity OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Fifth street, above CalowhiI Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

EARLE. Merchant Tailor,
NO. 175 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand extensive Tailoring store Oh
pste the safe House elegant French
Ehesh cloths Cassineres and Nesung
~ lie CONDUCTS the establishment the prneipe OF sensn,
no garments out OF his but quality ana II
mus mat ne hasso oag enjoyed the this city
and throughout the Union. He would respectfully solicit ea
from gentlemen visiting the will execute apy
orders entrusted TO him superior at lower rates
The lne QUALITY De mad -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

TNNiE Franklin Manufacturing the
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the southern Railroad
assortment OF extra superhne fine and
nat ruled and plain medium printing envelop
wrapping OF various prices
20 wh'h they invite public attention. assured that quality
their will bear
Northern Factory They prepared
description Of that the market their
Merchants AID dealers Paper
NH n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
NEGRO-UIRING

'lNHE subscribers tender services 10 their f.D and the
public, hire their NEGROES for tLe ensuing
Ihy w"u'i ADVISE those who ia TO employ inform IN Ia
- piaeteaoe that they NAY have opportunity OBJ
goo A'ss and Fnoa P-sc of their Negroes They bore
mat an experience OF several years them to HbeTa
share Of patronage.
% Their odee corner Of Franklin and 18Th street,,
in rear Of the City Hotel formerly Bel TAVERN
Nov l0th I-i6- L, Il M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

FOR NORFOLK NDPETERSBURG.
GO s
CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN and after Friday next, 3Oth instant. the Cars
- running eonneIon with the swim aud elegant Ste imboa
and Petersburg Depot every Monday "Wednesday Friday Mornings
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Petersburg ~ale,,, Rich
tn DoDAMEAD.
DC ~ Sup Transportation.
MO MORE WHITE, GRAY DRIED HAIR.
remedy considerably the beauty and alter.
the appearance Of the from
It pleasing have mean, TO remove tlea defect, To
effect change of hair 90 much wished FOR the rove,
allnE property ofJULEs HAUEt's VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE, proprietor can W tn Justice state is IA, bs,o sy
Thing q the kind or any other country he
proP cs are very powerful though very chemical
result wonder enables pcsns TO dye r
hair without the For changing RED or Fry
hair whker' eyotfows &C, ehesnut eoo
The slightest evil need IL ust
altogether harmless Tn' only one sanetoned
vthe science of Chemistry in5rbc mann The va
uou' sradaons Of eoors without danger
has justified the liberal eon6dnec or the
public II black is required for boz n; brown,
ror sale wholesale and retail BY JULES HAurI.
Pcrfimer and Chemist
No. 80 = Third street seiow en- smut Phil,
And BY my Agents, l. Grcr puyal Purcell, Duyal r
Duquene M'in street Z1ehron, Dornnk Me..ussn Broad
sfccI Richmond chs Corr BraEF. Thomas Co. Petersburg;
and most all the ptusr.s,s through the Union
~ Beware o. coualeIfcls,A.s for JULES HAuELs We.
GErABLE outn HAIR DYE" you want the genuine ait,le
RrA premium awarded at the Ffanslin Institute. 81
am BUSHELS Of very superior Maine Mercer P5t,.
cUU toes remaining uusod Of schr CoIurnbas cargo
Tor sale by RANKIN s WHITLoCK.
COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS. On copson.
~ nent "n,l lot Of good heavy County Knit so,ss fr FAC
nos H'wEs VAN nEuRsrv a WARD.
MISSES FINE CATER FRENCH MOROCCO
- AND GOATSKIN HOOTEES.
1--WE subscriber has in store, a handsome as.
- iorment Of Tho above goods Nis.ss well ant hand
soH'ey made which vii Be sod Fuhiscrs respectfully
nfiFo N call JUDAH MYERS.
no ~ No ~ wsst Man street
EEMENT- CEMENT barrels Newark
- Cement daily etpsetod &C., 'eit Manchester Tor sic By
no ~ RANKiN wHrfoCK.
IHE HHICKs---lO Pre- sues,, BE-, brand. IN rrr
= io'"h@ no's wlLLlAN5 hANNLL
Spirits TURPENTINE.-3O bbls Spirits
- rurP, uibe. hne ord.r. for al, ~
NJ" hUVAL PURCELL. Drusgi.' tt7 M,ins
> HALES COHEs, for pSbs
= yos ISLoEs q RRoruER
NEW ROOks--Rcccivcd this day.
II UCREriA-Huiwrt's New Novcl-a ss,oni surp'y. sir
~ udews $50
The Rural Pesirer Almanac or Ist7a vaiu,b. and In
erestirg vork for farrners. 2se
Rory oNorc National Romance by Lover Pa new
edition win .isstnti us BY t1e suirr.. Sp-
Metals ard StoueCu'e for Workers and son- con
rinG n De- and ~ tirrs harony end o.
ucty rsl ~ Se, BY 1hos Wafer spi lay srih parts
eaeh $50
German 81 WiiHsm ranH price t2Ie
laiisf Naitorai NsraEne Tor pr.e Toe
No ii3 Luteus Livinr Ne. i2l-
NASH woonHoUaF H,os.srer,
sni deslsrs in Fsuo fouts and Muse.
Wv 100 Mnnr
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NEGRO HIRING.-Thomas II. TaIiaierI.

NJ EGRO HIRING.-Thomas H. Taliaferro
oilers his his friends public
rally in Hung Negroes the and collecting
claims entrusted his Houses and
all Kinds Of Produce. lie hod
who wish employ him. would be- advisable
they that he opportunity getting
good homes He pledges hmsefhs every
to obtain good prices aud good homes and cIpe
OF fifteen Win emile hun a Of
4- He a Messrs N. r. 4 e y. IIus
once, opposite r. Dickinson Brother FTankin
stfSrt n rear Bell Tavern. M 3-I-tJ