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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
WHOLE No. 1856.
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MAGNETIC FLrIn
ADDITIONAL Ev1nsNcs

RtEa-ta: Tue extraordinary powers OF
CERISTIE'S GiLNiNlC RINGS. BELTS BRACE
LET'S. BANDS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09


This certify TIA, for the past Two years have been
which time attended by prs. Carter and Watson
without receiving any relief The severity OF the disease
was such that Obliged give up my business, and
have often lain several days without being able To turn IN
nv bed Medicine only made me- worse, and was dIiy
rrtiny more and more helpless Early asi winter pro-
cured Dr. Chrste- Gavanic Belt pair ot Bands and the
Magnetic Fluid and from the time commenced wearing
them began improve in health an nUw stronger han
ever was previous 10 NV sichuess and tar
covered that can sudcr any fatigue would also state,
three, months after commencing the Of The Ga!vc Bell
and FuiG framed tie whole OF TIE amber o hrerstOry
dwelling consider Or Chrlsies Gulvpnc remedies sl
invaluable blessing. and have made the above statement
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

ACCIDENTAL DRowNiNc.-A boy by the name
of Richard Johnson, OF lessee johnson. OF No S9s
Wes,.s, was accidentally drowned nj the foot OF Amos
st Yesterday a,,ernosn. The body was recovered 81
lnt,, hour last nrh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

THE following testimonials aFr tor Tie srsi Tine pre-
..,,,- 10 lie pubsc They baye been received Iurir,
h. -ssr few DAYS |; Is sruecessa-v - add SINGLE vci
her :r, 10 eles. tner Candid persa The srst from
clergyman well known, and OF h!ea aiiaiets AMI rep
uarCn 4 case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

DEiCH ORCHARD COaL.-Thifteeash-si. / ard
rs 10 = 81 per ton.-ISnl discharge II e~ days,
from csHai hoei Edwin Forrss:. O: Broeec and
Stove Coal red Spoar vein, foot Of farteenih y z
Delivered ~ lie above pr--. screG:rt n good order AID
Tree of caltage. Apply 70 7. STOKES DICkER-ON,
So ThirteaE-s sth-av gct 10 Antbouy-t 3 Z:
CUMBERLAND COAL-The Echar. Ccal--WlId dis
~ charge L i-T days cargo OF lie above COAL fresh
fro the company mines. in good order, al humps. At The
foot OF TEirr-lih-st " z sale low for cash apply
20 T. STOKES DICKERSON,S No &c Thirte=ntn 81
ST. siaSverUe and ig7 Anthorys reas Broad way
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GEOR0E OATES,


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This will certify that for number Of Years past have
ben in feeble health In consequence OF having severe tall
In The hold of nv vessel which spuncd my buck and er
ousy injured my spine. | have consulted physcnns and
tri, the Balsafn of vervor Sars tpara ard many other
medicines and all purpose Aboutu month ago pro
cured Dr. Chrises Galvunic Bc md Magnetic Fluid and
have entirely recovered never expected toe well
and thought would have give up coastlng, but now
feel better than have for number OF years past and
every respect an altered person Nothing would induce
TO part w.h my Belt II could not procure another.
MORRIS OSBORN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

WANTED A situation by avery respectable Young
w Woman uurse. eau also MAKE dresses N HE ee'
manner; also bv a German Young Woman for house
w + ~. Rrn,d,yYv ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

\NrANTED-By "a respectable Woman. u situation a.
w cook tina understands pastry and Is an excellent
shtr and has good references Please inquire
No ~ Molt->t between Pruce aud Aoustcn-sL second
i, n, front roam ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

NIANTED-By "A respectable Young Woman stnia-
w cook and has objection TO help IN washing
the best c;y reference oe given; and also oy
another Young Woman situation AS chainbertnald AMI
Will assist IN washing and ironing Apply lS2 Fourth
At corner Sarrow.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
Coal.

Goal.
oH-COaI-COAI-Th subscribers are COW dis
chRrIpy th vry quality OF Red Ash Peach Noun
,cu Goa vvnicn thry prepared 10 deliver either ffot
H. nj ar y.rt :. ta- market price, Likewise.
L.lb virginia and Liverpool Coal A. tn above Coas
r,l. screened and delivered = i- 6-sL order *
--ass1.. fs- f.-,ily U.- 2 y ". ;. RlDABOCkS
Coal Tsrl, No. is5 tifent-s- o=trTs-r
s122 imls:p- ac..-7L $50 tot 5o"ery.
nEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thrteenth-st fert-
P-scb Or-lart CuaL-T- subscriber ms Just opened a
-d a. .,u-- snt hs, COW had choice ~: OF Red
As Cgs selected from H. riOs. Celebrated VEINS and OF
- f,Ilovli7, .rs -z Broken Egg Sore and Nut. for
"a al Io-veSt MARKET prices. Ai-o. Lel.h " hiis Ash
i-ro5! and Cumberland COns and- A.. vi tie ADORE
t5- SAFE from yzrd o. Tss-e- Apply 10
T .TOHES DICkERSUN, * lSth-s- near SLl-eve1re,
and lU7 An-lOuy-st. a-cr Broad 'sEy.
y B.-Lehigh and VILE Ash Lamp CogI by ne cargo
or .iusl- ICr. - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

&VtNTEi-By respectable mddlc-ased Woman
w situation genera house work la small respect
able family has lived Sswiors aud is vicinity tor the
last tren years, living home ~ different periods
dunug that Has uuexcepllunshle character WIZ
regard capabiliy. Please inquire at Il E!izaesthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

Ter Esq was Yesterday found open and robbed every
srele OF property that could be readily carried on,
the house having been tcloniously entered during the
ab.e ucc OF the family The OF property stolen
hes not vet been ascertalned.
ACCIDENTAL DRowNiSG.-A boy by the name
of Richard Johnson OF lessee Johnson OF No. 39s
Wes,st was accidentally drowned the foot OF Amos
st Yesterday a,,ernosn, The body recovered y;
late hour last night
Corr DE SoLIgL.--An unknown man was yes
terday afternoon conveyed to the Nnth Ward Station
House in state of insensoili,y he having .ulen down
n, ,h corner of Aosst and sixth avenue from the eff
torts "a Coup de Solcl He Is not expected 10 re
ISsASr-A female who gave her name as Cath,
nrine Morse supposed 10 be from NewJersey Wa last
CIV, ming found wandering through the streets IN stSe
OF mental arrangement On her person Were i1HnG SeV
in coIc and bank bills She was detained with hope
oircstorng hex 70 her friends
SERIOUS Acclprxr-A seaman named John
Hachcn seriously injured yesterday by iSns Fo'
the masthead of schooner Tennessee. he was con,
veycd 20 the City Hospital by officer Jackson OF 'e :"
Ward
MORE EFFECTS OF HrAT-A laboring msu nam
cd Patrick Taliar and acoored man. name unknown
were taken 10 the CRY Hospital yesterday afternoon
from the lst Ward each being found perfectly nSensi-
bic and suffering from the effects OF exposure 10 heat
BuR6LARy-.The store OF Sampson Halls tailor
No l6i Broadway entered last night and rooeed OF
several pieces OF cloth velvet vessng SILKS soFees &c
Also sundry articles OF new clothing
CousTERFErr MoSEY-A person by the name
OF "m Carahsrn was arrested last evening on eafse
OF passing counterfeit $40 bill 10 NJ: LIBBY az Love
Joys H~1el Detained fer examination
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Two men named Dame!
Jones and Charles Jones We're arrested this morning or
acharge OF roobing Henry Hubemboker in Pellst last
night purse belonging to the complainant, containing
" being found in the possession OF Daniel Jones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

:. The Tribune Reporter would take this occasion
to tender his thanks to the Officers and Members OF
the Association the kindness and courtesy extended
to him by those gentlemen during the sesSionn fur
nishing him with ali requisite facilities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
Residence No Is Morrce-s Y. and Master OF the No
folk packet schr g Mary Jane
IERNt,I-S TRFNfORS Ec

hereby state tina! months have been
stanty troubled with Nervous rrctuurs, ahectiug
such degree that unable 10 hold pen. nad also
tizZiurs- ieud affecting very severely. Uaing
pair o. Dr.. Chrsur- Gal"Hpc Rug- with the Magnetic
Fiud found immediate relief. and al symptoms of
M complaints have now Disappeared would farther
state ha having erey injured my ett hand by the
cid-lt OF heavy iron boil n IT, md causing greai
clug and torture, appled the Fluid, ind N TWO days
every ye.iy,. of swelling and pain Disappeared believe
Chri-lies nr,icr. real blessing the - Ord. Sguet)
InLIN KDOKHOOE. Isl Eu.fon.sf. Now York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

\S-ANTED-A situation by respectable Young Wo
w ulcr ~ cook. Would have objections To do house
work IN -in Ill family. Best OF city reference given APP
My uf6l Prince. II, near Broadway. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

WANTED by respectable Woman, situation "a
w cuok asher and ronvr. In respectable private fam
ly Apply 90 Third-Avenue corner Of EeSeuil-st up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

Mrs H,LI wife of Francis Hall Esq OF
the Newly ork Commercial Advertiser, IS now lying III
the British AIrer,cNn Ho;el We are sorry 70 add
that there = SC arccly hope Of her recovery.
Kingston Argus 9TH
PEACHES IN NEw-YoRR AND LoNpoN-NVc sre
informed that Peaches sold IN NewYorS Saturday
az cents basket In July 1913 we saw Peaches sold
in London Stili;gSS pioos We dare no; ask any
body believe this We, IL made upon
the evidence which eyes and furnished
Alb. Eve. Jour.
ACorrrrAL OF COLEMAN c. MAY.-The trial OF
Coleman c Nav for killing W.Ii James McDea-,io,, IN
Msrch last, In AppomstoX County. came oa before the
Superior Cour, Of Amherst Week before last, and we
understand resulted in the sc9ui'tal OF the accused
fR:ch Wh;c I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
-oRx, WEDNESDAY, sroRvzSc, SEPTEMBER @ 1876

He would rot ioin IL tie miserable cry asain=; The
isvvs-s-
,,tess-s. Brown. Ho5u1sn Morris Loo-ais Murphy,
ocoa7- H-=co,l C-coze-. &c WI ind IN Fortescue's
History that hey arc On; step shesi OF England 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

VANTED-Bya respectable Young Woman, siiua-
w private family TO do chamberwork and walt
ing charge children. The bes.of City reference
Aupv ~ Munror-sI So H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

DElCH ORCHARD COaI-TGi-een,O-st Ysrd-
5 10 IS 81 per ton--Vtl discharge neIt wera from
C.. Boat Hleck HaxE -srg" II sfa Goa, red al
S,,lr rein foot OF Thtrtr-.tst V f. Drrersi 81 ite
-5o~ yrc- screened, IN good order zaG FREE OF caAse
An1ir 20 r. STOKES DiCkERSOS,
No So ThtrIe-nia-st- r-sr Si1;;sverue
~ O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

SPINAL COMPLAINT.

Nav Gods blessing attend your efforts in these
nv dear Doctor and II afford relief these there
viii be a vast number OF others who Will supply.
VERY tr,ly yours, ROBERT W. lands"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

tNANTED-By respectable Woman situation to
w do the general housework small private family.
cbambermad and -ean.essthe best of city refer
.nc.s given. Apply,at No. 2SIone.si. sS2I@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

SERIOUS AccDENT.-A seaman named John
Hachcn seriously injured yesterday by falling from
TIE masthead of schooner Tennessee lie WA, con,
veyed 20 the City Hospital by officer Jackson OF the ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

BuRcLARy.-.The store of Sampson Halls, tailor,
No l6i Broadway was entered last night and robbed OF
several pieces OF cloth velvet vestings silks sarges sc
Also sun6rv articlss of new clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

Mr.. Hunt read long. well written and popular
speech the publication of which al hope 70 scout
his remedy was not lessen these re or SIX appeals
on no it was merely 10 say that if the higher Courts
confirmed the -s, decision the losing psEy should pay
costs Nj Swsckhamer's plan LEFT hall dozen OF sP-
peal-. or h,y OF them, as Mr.. simmons showed II the
County Court should happen TO reverse the Justice
decree. The real remedy Of an efficient appeal Court
subject 20 rules Ike the a-si wss not spoken Of
Mr. Hunts amendment; which was lost, 50 to >. wss
IN thcsc words
Atd-"when the decision upon srv apresl or reyiew
slAl eon the original decision al costs occas'oceG %
any iarther appeal shall be- pad BY the appellant
NJ. SALISBURY wanted 70 add 20 M Hunts amend
men, these words No Court shall grant more :Aan
one trial IN any aich shall Dc pending n
such Court but a re moved the previous question i
cut o. rs OWE addition
Mr.. S.>NoSs proposed section as follows
- The Legislature uiAy pror.dc hat he Judges OF rot
more hsn ihrre Ct he sdJacel Counties may
i'll any County Judge 10 hold The terms IN BANG -Cch
Mr. SHoApEs said tina, NJ Simmons had described the
Coun,y Court Judges as b-okenwinded spawned, wind
Called ring boned hating politicians. Did ne intend
establish at hospital OF them
The section was releciec
Mr RICHMOND complained that leading measures O.:
reform. when rnoo,ed here, received h'te iavor- a
Clause had been fixed forever = tie co2srccon fo.-
bidding the people from cutting or these apsss from
Justices 70 the new County Courts Least the people
should through the Legislature stop is costly tedious
lrgioas practice OF sppes!s, c!suse Is Fixed lNr
Crookers IN the Constitution providing thai appeals
from Justices may be carried 10 the County court ana
preventing the Legislature from putting sop 20 las
costly litigation What IS your justice worth Il II costs
500 AID yesrs OF delay get IS Costly justice this N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

NO. 4CARKOLLPLACE, Ble-cker-.L Sew-York re
-pectfuy ANNOUNCES her friends ard the public lhsi
ner viii reopen, Tor the reception Of her pupils On
Monday. the 1iii sepIrnlber. Ieij. anlI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Cholera in the u. 5. Eas.-India squadron.

Com Tor The Tribune.
Extract from letter TO gentleman Of this City dated
ct : Shin Columbus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

DOiRD WANTED.-A family residing In tho
- Try during thc summer, wish 10 make arrangements for
board IN house Tor the wnier which IL situated
IN Que of pleasant uptown streets near BrOHd-
way small family of adults preferred. Address Dr. D.
care OF Dr.. Ba-oeu No GA Broadway. post paid Ref.
,.r,.rr.s - cE,nO.d IS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

\N-ANTED.-A few active young Men to go South or
w Nest Agents tor The sale ot new and popular
Pub cnpu$-SSn and above their penses wil be
Insured them in writing with opportunity vt Clearing
SuUa per wear Some now N our employ Will no
iouot make $1,000 per year clear ot AL eNPeafes-
Each man will have hts district IL Will be necessary Tor
them TO have NJ eas, FROM SIS obtain good niiins
out Apply al ERENCH'S Publishing Hall, Us Broad
way up stairs. Ohce OF The Flag Of our uuiou All letters
must Ne postpaid au7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

AZ ASTED-A situation by n strong, active Young Wo-
w man. Il good cook, washer and irouer give the
best c.,y reference. Apply At lS Bayas IN the base
r,,nr %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

DOARD-lD South Brooklyn. small family would
ID accommodate Two or three gentlemen with hne aify
rooms on the second door aud breakfast and tea or
small family with full board. Apply At No. 10 Tonpkn.
pIar, nuny.it, mr. S,np.Js Church IS IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
sitnaiions, &r. luantea.

oJILLINERS WANTED 70 go sor,h-A PsrrSs-
Nk s..aznon a2d good salary viii Dc given 10
vaas AGs svsL Sr1r1.' ana sts,.,io.,,. 80 a.
tend Aso who s.sh and take charge OF
work Address, 4 y. Post Oee, WIKI fai. name,
where last Employed and viii References NO ni!iAs WI.
sirnerd Satisfactory ely references VII; ea gven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

place by SEAliSrRESS, who is viii
w hug 10 make herself generally u.eful, and DO
amply recommended Apply No 1874 Hudson-st. II =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
Boaroins ano 6otsls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

9pOA Pleasant rooms. either single or suite, may
- be with breakfast aud Tor twU three single
gentlemen in Il grnec priv family resid ny up town.
near Grace Church. The house Is with every
venlence Of baths &c aud pains will be make IL
nm agreeable home References exchanged. Adirrs. box
IA p,.t M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

COUNTERFEIT MoyEY.-A person by the name
OF Wm Carahsm arrested last evening on charge
OF passing csun,erfei, $40 bill NJ. Libby al Love
joys H~tel Detained fer examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

- observation-disclosures and transent-hrs Dunhp,
- tIu- No D-y,LJ 10 prepared to accommodate lam
lies and individuals ~ Mercer Broadway, Grand
and Canas with pleasant and good board on res
.nnshl. trru,s yl4u
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
A LESSON IN TENDER NESS.

1 once asked John w. Edmonds, one of
the inspectors of the Sing sing prison,
how it was that a Wall st, lawyer, brought
with the world, had preserved so much
tenderness Of heart. My mother was
a quakeress, said he, sand conversation
she had with me when was four or five
years old affected my whole life. had
joined some boys who were tornenting
kitten. We chased her and threw stones
till we killed her. When came into the
house told my mother what we had done.
She took me on her lap and talked to me,
in such moving style about my cruelty
TO the poor helpless little animal, that l
sobbcd as my heart would break. After
wards, if was tempted to do anything
unkind, she would tell me to remember
how sorry was for having hurt the poor
little kitten. lnever forgot that circum-
stance. For long time after / could
not think Of ii without tears. 1t impress
sed me So deeply when became man
could never see forlorn suffering wretch
run down by his fellow beings, without
thinking of that hunted and pelted little
beast, Even now the ghost of that kitten
and the recollection of my dear m others
gentle lessons corne between me and the
prisoners at Sings'ng and forever adnon.
ish me to be humane and forbt a, ing
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Nov. o.

"a At Market about 1850 Cattle, more than
haifof which were Beef, IL yoke of work
ing oxen, % cows and calves, $500 Sheep,
and $50 Swine. Several hundred of Beef
Cattle and also OF Stores 'emnin unsold.
Prices-Beef CdtHe.-We report, first
quality $5 SO; second 25 q a 50; third
$3.50 a 81, Extra 1915. H...t .
Working Oren-Sales not noticed.
Coos and CalreS-Sales at $l4; $l6
$l9, $22, $25, $50 and 49, pes,
Sheep-Lots from 81, ~, l,3O, 1888, I,62
$50. -,
!S,Oine- wholesale 3 l-2 for Sows. 4, 1-2
for Barrows at retail, ,l-2, to 5,l-2 old
Hogs 4,l.2S. ' ..- 'eel
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
CONCER T,

TNHE Litchfield County Sacred Music
l. Society will repeat their Concert by
request on Thursday evening att o, clock,
the 81 ofDccember, with some additions
to their irst programme. The members
the Society will meet for rehearsal the
same day at lO'o'clock A. M. Tickets
rs cts. TO be had at the Mansion House,
Baldwin's Book Store, and at the door.
A. S. LEWIS, Sec.
Litchfield Nov. 9th 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
ARRIVAL OF THE GREATwEsTERN

The steamship Great Western, Capt.
Matthews, arrived in New York on Monday
evening. The news brought by her, ap-
pears to have been got up for the special ben
eft of sPeculators in Flour, Potatoes, Cot
ton, de. Famine in Ireland.' Advance
in American Cotton,' Scarcity of GRAIN
Rise in the price of PrOyisionS,' and other
similar headings, stare us in The face as we
open the city papers. The news is entirely
unimpOrtant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
NOTICE.

rs hereby given; TO the residents and
IL non.residcnts Of the town of Goshen
who are liable to- pay taxes in said town
that have received u warrant for tbs,
collection of State tax of one cent on Il
dol lar on the list of l645-and will n,e.
them TO receive said tax athe store of n,
Miles q Sons in Canada Village on Nor
day th 9Th day Of December next, from
8 until II O'CLOCK A. M :, and at their stor
at G ,shen Centre, from one, until four ].
NJ and at the Store of Nelson Austin i.
North Goshen on Tuesday the 9th, froh,
10 A NJ. until 3P. M. Those who ne.
lect the payment of their taxes on saii
days will bs charged travelling fees.
STEPHEN ROBERTS, Collector.
North Goshen. Nov. 9th. g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
assessors Notice.

4 Ii persons liable to pay taxes in the towns
n Of Litchfeld are by law required TO make
written or printed list Of all taxable proper
ty belonging TO such persons on the 1st day of
October instant, with particulars of all proper
ty real and personal liable to be assessed and
valued and give or send the same to the asses
sors by the goth Of the same month and we
hereby give netice that we will receive said
lists so madeanpt and handed TO us by said
time. and that printed planks may be had by
calling upon either Of US or at the Office Of tbs
Town Clerk.
Captains of military companies are notified
that by law it is made their duty to furnish
their certificates of eXempts previous 10 said
slime. WIN. K. BUEL, -,
JOHN A. 0VIATT,
NORMAN HALL. .fssessors.
f. X BUNNELL,
CHR WHEELER.
Litchfeld, Oct 10, 1916. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
THE LATE DIR. ABEL.

The Rev. James w. Alexander, d. D..
of New York, is about to publish mem
Dir of the late greatly esteemed mission
airy, Abeel. The friends Of DR.. Abeel re.
quest those persons who may have in
their possession any letters from that
gentleman, to send copy of the same TO
the care Of D. D. Williams, Esq, No. so
Wall ST.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr.
Nov. 10.

AT marsei-II24 Beef Cattle GOO from the
Scuth,) So Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep and
Lambs. FFEdU an
Feet Caiile-The supplies are not so large
nor The sales SO eXiensive =, as last weeks bot
which raner- as IN qualit. from - 50 TO S. so,
ESQ remain unsold.
Cows and Calvos-were in coed request and
the markets well supplied. We quote 81 7aS25
to $35-all sold. ..-..
Sheep and Lamhs-The former are selling al
SlaS2 % to and the latter at 75ctS. a s. so
and all sold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
MARRIED..

In Goshen. on SUI day evening last. by the
Rev. Mr.. Perrin, Mr. Henry B. Palmer, and
Miss Experience Shevalier.
In Binghampten, N. Y, Nov LIST, by III" Rev.
Isaac Adams. Henry Burgess of New Haven,
Allen Co. Ia, formerly of Litch6eld.j and
Miss Sarah Ann, daughter Of William Barnes
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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-11-19
NEW GOODS.

HAVING just returned from Boston, New
Ill York, and intermediate ports, with a
careful and we'll selected assortment Of Goods,
we are prepared to sell them on as reasonable
terms as can be bought at any other store in the
county. Our stock consists of good assort-
ment Of Bombazines, Merinoes. Alpacas, Mus
lin de LANES, Ladies' Cloak, Dress Goods and
Trimmings.
A large stock of PR1NTs.
Domestic Goods Of all kinds, including abou,
so pieces Broad Cloths, Cossin,eres and Sat
inetts, which we offer for sale as cheap as the
cheapest.
Also large assortment of Boots, Leather,
Morocco and India Rubber Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Muffs, Buffalo Robes, &c &c &c.
A full assortment Of Groceries, Crockery, &
Stone Ware.
Pocket and Table Cutlery and good assort-
ment of Hard Hd,e, Books and Stationery.
Ono good Cook Stove and Furniture.
Wanted good fall Butter for which the high
est market price will be paid.
Any quantity of Palm Leaf Hats in exchange
for Goods
PICKETT s. TURRELL.
South Farm s, Oct &c. ls46. "- 23t