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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

~ - young man about % years of age named
sNoasl Delhsnty, found in the basin near Caleb
~..a Co.'S dock. foo, Of Docks, with his throat cut
~ man, apparently about thirty. five years of
who had been boarding the house OF Richard Smith
~ Adans-st for two or three weeks was found dead In
- @ae Saturday morning about 8 o'clock. The family
w not positively know his name bu, suppose 4, was Pat
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NMITa,r H OMlEOPATnIC Phsrnscy, M. Sc.

.yMITH,- a OMEUPATHIC Pharmacy, No. 59l
= Broscwsy djolning N5los-John T. g. Smith
has a large ass ormect Of Homeopathic Medicines,
10 tincures uurs Ons diiuions and globues; Sugar OF
Ss,k Pure Acoho Distilled Water, Pellets &c. Le- Ply
IcIans Pocket Family Csses II Medicine. band and
prepared ID order Homeopathic Pss,e substitute for
.I,-,In1o ~, Cor MIST
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TX. BKAILLf, Doctor III Medicine Of The Facul-
- ty Paris Bache e,-letires and eIcisnces OF tho
University OF France. just arrived from Paris where
pracIsed years taken hs residence IN New
York, IS Wooster ST.
The Doctor be consulted on all diseases chronic
diseases which Treatments have been used without et-
rcI, attended TO- Special advces diseases OF women
and chdreulhe o former being rapidly cured
nv Few treatment discovered and owned only by Dr.
Bfaly vino author Of Dissertations the Diseases OF
Inc Womb and their Treatment also on The using q: The
sseculuui ueii etc, and who for long Time student
The celebrated Prof Lsfrsrc Of Ia Pue Hospital In
Paris.
L4borlous accouchments attended 10 II required. Office
Ig Wooster al near Caral-st t-22 lmeodls q
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Gire-Uorks.

EIKE-woRK S-Whol-ssle aud retaL-The subscri-
L sars have 90 hand very assortment OF bril-
liant FIREWORKS in the greatest variety and warsnsed
consisting OF the following articles ~
Rocsets Thsnges, Pin Wheels,
Roman Candles, Scroll Whees SNAKES,
Mines stars Pigeons, Grasshoppers,
sines Serpents, Serpenls Saxons,
seueoIs Ltshn Blue Lights. Yellow Lights
All OF which will be sold n; the lowest manufscurers
prices.
Jostick, Torpeioss, Pulling Crackers, &c.
g. Exhibition Fire Works and coorsd fires OF every
descr ption al The shortest notice.
Country Merchants and dealers generally are Invited 20
GASSNER YOUNG, 1872 and 1874 Chs.hara-sL
directly opposite The Chatham Theatre
And Dealers in choc- Green and Black Teas, White 4rG
arown Sugars and Groceries generally Soap and Candos
Foreign Fruits and Wines S-gsr OF all kinds; London
Saucer and Pickles; Syups; East and West lnda Pre-
serves, Spices, &c. &c.
lIIKk-WOKKs the sun,cri-
her oder. psblc the largest su1 most general al.
mos, reasonable terms Country merchants dealers
and vendsrs in goners reqursed before purchasing
elsewhere, 10 call ard eIsmtas ns ,toes ", v,,rpr
ie2 Jya. il6 cha,h.lnss corner of Orange
EIRE-WOKkS.-Tte .nb.crib-r would invlse The al
trntion OF dealers HE sss0rment u sfeworks which,
be offers al reduced pncea consisting OF Chloe Crscler
Tnrp-dOss S-pvns Mines Of do. and Siss, Fire Wheels
Scrolls. Traugles, VerticslI, Sensaas, Pigeons, Roman
Candles, aocreis. &c. &c &c All Of superior quality
Also large OF Pieces suitable Tor public and
private exhibitions, Of the mos. approved uakera
jei jy4' w. HoLBERToN. Is Maicen-Iane.
rOLORED FIKgWORKs.-Th. suhscriber /. sp-
- pointed agent ny SIR. Hall formerly Of Nbo. and Cas-
tle ard-n for the sale OF his coor-d Fireworks bch
are warranted superior 10 thuse OF other manuiscre
Wesls containing every variety OF coored hre IN zach
wheel Roman Candles OF every variety of colored at
the low Aso Rockets Of different sizes; Serpent
Mines; B.ngsls Lights, all NARRATED
j-l1ly4i.' L g. BaDEAu. zoa WaAhington-tl
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Car.from New-York 81 add u A. n. and P. NJ. will
connect al Newark A. NJ and Il ard P. u. with
irsirs for Moni,towu. Once foo. OF Corland.sL
Returning, 81 ard l0A 81 2 and r n. Trains from
M,rristown viii Connect with cars TO New York
The Morris and Essex Railroad through the VII lager
OF Orange. South Orang Myiils Summit Goa ham. M.d
Isn aQo IN passing Inc Springfield Hs sfords
OF tn finest and picturesque views 10 this re-
zion e Few excursons FOR the day offer greater sfa1
rons ia dt
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fashionable Clothing.

NETWORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. w. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
- norma his patrons and Tho public grnerely thai ne
has removed To The New-York Cash Tailoring Ei,abish
m.nl, No. t4l Futon-sL Broadway, where can DO
found extensive assortment VI Ciohs Cassner1s Vest
ln,s NC winch will made order In Tho wOs fsshiona
bis style for cash
Mr. s. Fisher will have charge Of the cutting depart
rnenl To ho Mr. Rs unrivsled qualities In
The ART cay Than 10 namo him u
connection with that De pArnenI OF tho businesa
choice Rnd general assortment Of ganuenen'a fancy
drrss articles n.lnnty on band. my8 tfs
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cash DIAPERS AND TAILORS. 1877 Broad.
sLnay.-J. &. Booth y W. having received siduonal
rgppos choice Goods, would respectfully Invite lbs al.
l.niSu Of their and tho public TnoI stocx
not only eIlsnsve but comprises The richest Qualities and
patterns OF Vesnss Csssures, Drinss &C. that are 10
DO found In IhiG Or foreign markets
Having unusual facilities In buyng they arc enabled to
strong Inducements IA purchasers though u should be
understood their prices have reference only ID
finest quality materials and workmsnship and thai
-nIs produced al thsr Got surpassed In
any PARTICULAR by any house In tho Union.
The Cutting Department ID cunsucted by Mr. J.. Leo
whose zmos lulal.ibs sk In lhe the eslal O! long
Ip1reuce ,uoy and who possessss the happy scQy
Of accommodating fashion ~ ofD and VI sec1Dg styios
NJ my mYlltAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29

EtSTLE GAkDkS Admission IS c-I,s-The CsA
u Garden VIII aI.sys be found opeu from Sunrise un
III ocock. P. aforons excel-uI opportunities for un-
disturbed promenades study Ieadtag contemplation Of ;he
mighty and delightful scenery a-ound-Atitscuve
and instantaneous Entertainment M:-.es Ns!es Mr
Thompson. MI Holman end series vi ssoving Views
which give general satisfaction Monday Evening, June
entertainments wiki The Overture 10 Bronze
Horse Mr.. uolmsn viii sing Love Not Lor!ey Rheiu-
Kange, Strauss afer which, the hsse- Ns!ee VIII sp
pear fashionable Polka Highland Fne by DIT Thomp
soy; Overture Oberon determination Superb Range Of
Cosmoramas around The Upper Promenade. AMER which
H-rold. composition OF Eanps; The Trump OF Fame
Mr.. Holman; PHs S,yIi-u. Misses Nale-. To concluds
with & seriea Of DssnLylnE N.w..
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JOSEPH B. CLOSE & 90.
No. IL Bowsry.

HENI, BOYS
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING al Wholesale or RECALL, ant
tho largest In any Store In tho city Cal
and Sec NJ B. Purchasers returning hs go0dr unsoiet
within three days sfr purchased have their money
su.in Srrts
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cbIsp.o III. choicest peuInery. fancy and u-dica,ed
soaps Wye,h's Cream of Liies MIX of Roses, sc. al
prices 1, a, lhs Brooklyn Medicine Perfume
~ De, 30, pot Eutonsi Brooklyn Dr. To~nseno's sarss-
parlls aud al Other popular medicines always On hand
ie?6 2meodiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29

e DIR. Woods SarsapariIIn ind Wild Cher
nv Biters.-Tlmc, which ul-s Al Ininss,- has Inor
ougnly esIapsbed The nesnshle vHus Of these Bitter. US
pur-r OF The blood, aod universal ey for scrofus
bilious and other diseases of similar character inclucio
hose Of The digestive orgsns dyape pss head ache
Sold wholesale srd rolail, By WAR < KETcRAM III
Fuion-sl; vi rets la2 Broadway IL Bowery 81 Beeck
"A, ,.25 Sta.
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d COLISEUM, No i5O Brosd nay.-Mr DlNNEFORD
" respectfully the pu lie 20 his frat attempt al
,abishing of Temperance Dramatic Sketches and
Musical Entertainments the aim OF which will he 10 Illus
the essential benefit Of folio wing out the OF pu
dencs. The Dramatic part Of the Entertainment will he
sustained Ladies' auc Gentlemen of character and talent
The musics department will he presented 10 the public 10
rovel finished stye, and The Paintings aud Decora
tons have been executed by very superior Artist
je26 suatf
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a, PKING GOUDs.-Wm. r. JENNlN9s u CO. ORA.
- pers and Taor Importers OF Cloths CAssmsres Vest
Ings Fancy Dress Articles &c @ Broadway opposite The
Fountain prepared for tho Spring Trade with tho most
extensive assortment Of goods they have syur offered for
Inspection comprising French and English Cloths, CASH.
meres In various styes, Vestngs IN great variety,
which viii bs made up order, through the aid OF a. sits
Gent corps Of cuors be found In tho country az
prcss thai given character TO tho establishment for
moderate charges.
In reference 10 Psn.aoons In which few suffers excel
wa would observe that directed ,h department
must conlnus offer Inducements 10 thoao Who appreciate
ht conbuins and elegance.
In sddon lo tho usual goods kept by tho
irnde, 10 have always hand Dress and Frock Cosu
VESTS Business Goat. aud Fancy Dress Articles Including
SCARE Crsvnis Handkerchief Gloves Suspendsrs Linen
and Muslin Shirts. ColsIs. bOsoms. &c myl5 sf
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
MINIATURE ALhAsAc THIS DAY
THE SUN TIKI Moon. fuLi- skA
R,aes 4 33 Se,z - 20 Mora 10 - E-e---u 3
LATEST DATES.
London ....-..June 2 Hsvre --..-.----.--June
liverpool -....Juuc 4 Hev-Orieaus. 20
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landing Mt FOR; Hamilton each way. And for Sunday see
srosr,t. nd y.rti,eLnent and bii!s Fare l2i cent?
THOMAS BEILRY, Proprietor.
NB-Snges win be 10 readiness tho arrival of the
boat az Pou Hamilton. 10 lake passengers New Uetchl
and Ball. also Coney Island 10 aku pessenge 70 The
upper houses, lelstR
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Exrursions.

100 r..1,z.ze-==1 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
ASS R OA D.-Ara'g cement for fourh Of
ESA2------~-Jrl excursion 10 norrstown and The
grand Temperance Celebration thst place Fare from
Newark to Morrstown ard return one do!isr! bs cks
TO be good for thai CAV only Trains VII eaVc
Newark at A. N. M0ffi..'"h al 10, % A. m
2iP.M. P. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29

N1arkets... Crefily reported for Tie Tribuns.
SATURDAY June 81.
ASHES-There is no change and the sales are about
$50 b5ls. The stock in the Inspection Warehouse yea
terday consisted Of 1899 bbls Pots and 254 do Pearls
together 500 bbsnclading of last years inspection
about 5000 bbs Pots and 1900 do Pearls The receipts
far this about 2 700 bols deficiency as
compared with last year Of about II 900 bbls.
L.. L. LIN.
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| BOARDING; IN Il Puva.r .lnllY.-A few Lscics and
I'D Gentlemen be comlnodAIe with board 10 a gem
private faulty The house pleasant the ueiebbor-
table The vicinity Of BGosd SGy, being
( ElCi-sl H. lns-
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boarolnQ.

BOARD WANTRD-In The 7,h Ward, not above
- Cnlou-s young Of retired hsbits 10 private;
family here boat ers. Address ~ a. b- Of
OF this paper stating location ard which be
> Sls
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Ek0AkD At SOUTH BRt,Uk;.YA.-Twog gen
s9 temen he accommodated "ilh furnished ROOM
with or without breakfast snd tea Drgra~st
ST OF Clin.or H. in private family there ia 10
other huardrrs l-2e IT.
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4 LARGE and handsome front room and bedroom
"A a. Joining et with breakfast AID tea also single
gentlemen in the peais nj part OF Chambers
Apply No. ll9. Js29 81.
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lUARD-Fames or eenrmcn visiting the city durlug
~ the Summer accommodated with very pleasant
rooms No pol Ruitnn-st ST. Psus Church.
where they may enjoy all the comforts OF hotel and the
advantages Of qlieuesG and repose aud al Nevng Of
mans iroS lyrtas
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q We stated on Thursday that Mr.. l.. S. eros
y ofA Liberty.,t. had been arrested charge OF
R'sery. Our reporter msinformed. MIC. has
tot been charged with forgery. The charge sgsnst
N c. originated in business transaction which
vii be fully investigated to-day.
Nrw.YokK CITY GUARD IN ALBANY.-The Ar
gus the 9th inst. says The New-York City Guard,
che The sodier-ke and we'll drilled corp, that
0ues have seen, passed through yesterday sf
'cnoOs on their return from excursion Troy. They
made the circuit Of OF the principal streets TO the
tsptoi park, where there review They attracted
much attention and their splendid uniforms exact move
Asnis aud evou,ions and the nc band which accompa-
lied them Dodwor,h s)were the theme ofunverssl adui
'aaon It'll corps OF which the great city may well be
proad
~ The venerable Dr.. Beecher OF Cincinnati, is
a0W In our City CT his way to attend the Worlds Con-
''Haon IN Lendon-and specially attend the Temper
'"'s meeting on the 4th August. in London Dr. Bsecher
accompanied BY his wife and will probably sail in the
next Boston Steamer
IL Another cold, miserable dreary rain storm
"; night Bad time for ice cream and sauze muslins.
NM, CONNER oFFlcE.-Julia Phillips. an Irish wo-
.! 70 committed suicide at 400 Cherry-s by taking
=, Diedrich Hopper died Ut sl5 Rvington.
Robert Lawten. coored, drowned from
commerce Ellen Wallace. child, died ~ 10
'sS Hofn The effects OF being scalded.
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SGARDINts.-A private family hs wing p ea.aHt resi-
~ Deuce Centrally iucsed would accommodate gentle
and wife, three sing le gentlemen with
Board. Reference required. Addre,a D. q. this Office
so Ixpis
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pUONs To LET.-Two very desirably furnished
IL Rooms To LeI without board single gentlemen,
No 81 Ngker-.t The family Ia private, and ihe house
within few steps OF Broadway. references exchanged.
Apply above. e22 rud27 lh29ihl ~ isis
" neutrality-suspicious. e rouLns ~ lex Win board, al
~ No ~ ChHmhars-.t R-opdwav - stf
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'3tiE ALLEt.uAHIANo r-.pecuuuy suGnulce
hist their Third L will ;ise place al the Apollo
Rooms 40 Brosd~ay, THIS EVENING, June ~.
l. olsre,teThe S.ilor Soy's Garcia Nsuticsl Sketch
Snug-Uh! gentle low
8 Olsrte!ie Some Spirit WAITS our mountain lay.
This piece il descriptive OF the Spiritnow Jocund now
sad-iu which enigrsnts from The Old World wind their
way to the valley OF the West, the great ridges OF
the Allegheny.
g. Ssoich Ballad-On with the Tarian
) An Original P-ce-Womgn psy her bard command
Received enthusiastic Applause al their preceding
Cunceris-Wrteu expressly for The Alleghanians, by
Gen. Geo ?. Morris.
g. Song Dsyighlis Oh the Sea.
I Origin OF Yankee Doodle.
8. Tdo-Oh Lady, sweet lady unve those eyes.
g. Ouarelt5-The Spider and lns Fly.
H. Caich-They say there ID sn echo here.
THIS peculiar and rresstbly comic Catch 10 proof thai
there 10 no house without an echo
H. Qnaretie-We're hnppg and free.
We're happy and free. az crew ccIld be,
While our bark sailing DER tho
H. Song Chorus from tho Lord VI The lalosMerry
while the Deer 10 browsing.
Is Qusrette-The Soldier and his Bride.
Cards OF Admission SO ceuts-to he had at tho Music
Sorei, Brosdway, und 81 Embees Bookstore. SI Bowery
Concert CONNER CT nj St o'c'Ock IL
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sE- THE MOST DgLIGHrFUL Of /.

ED THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF all
Es<Apr--S E2cars.ona-A sat- he Hudson
rzd1ss1s1e River 70 Hoboken and then walk ~ the
EyaAn F-d. along the exceedingly picturesque shores Of
he piece will prove he easiiy accomplished and
srye OF all rusl excursions thai can be made from the
city.
The grounds now presen. charming aspect, tho
being 10 leaf, and the soil covered with rich mh.
TIE Walks in eIc,ent ORDER having been consider.
ably etnb-liished the prescott Sprng.
On every pea.an afternoon there will be in attendance
the Colonscs Elysar Fields excellent land Of Music
which will perform s,ec,ons from The favorite Operss
popular airs. marches, va;zes, &c.
fhe Ferry 6oais from Barclay Canal and Chrstopberst
are CON ple;ely ftted up will Awnings and Seats
Night boss from Hoboken Barclay II ocFk
Perr1age 81 cts myl imisus'
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TlNHE NEW STYLE Summer Hats le,e;y Introduced,
ate for sse, with Dpfov.m eoa, tpr!oe 81 3",) by
WATSON h co. Isl CbaIhan.st
B-A large assortment. of Panama Leghofn, and evs-
Is description Of Sumner Has b; very moderate prices
6l-I
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p0AKUING-A gentleman HIS wife, or few
ID gle g-1G.en- can be pleasantly accommodated with
bosrd 2o9 Sprng-,, cDougal and Varist
References sxchsnged i-2l 2;ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19

do in foreign hands, would be felt advanta
gcously on agriculture, and every Olhel
branch of industry. Equally important q
ITO yrOUide at home a market far our ran
materials; az, by extending the cOmpeiittt a
IL lOiu enhance the price, and PTUtect The cult
raiOr against the casualties incident 10 tOreigh
m ukeis '-MOnrOe'S Inaugural Address.
Here follows an extract from the very Old
Hickory himself. 1t is from a letter to
DR.. Coleman, of North Carolina, dated al
Washington City, Aug. 70, 1924.
Heaven has fl.ei our mountains and our
plains with mineralS-with lead, iron and
copper-and given us climate aud soil, t0r
the growing Of hemp and wool. These be-
ing the great materials of our national de
fence thev o. - HI to hare extended 10 them Gde-
quGte and far PRUTECrlON, that ouI
manufacturers and laborers may be placed
in fair comp .,it;on with those OF Europe
and that we may have within our country
supply of those leading and important arli'
cles so essential 10 war.
Sin short, sir, we have been too long sub
iect to the policy of British merchants. II
is time we should become little more A
NsRIcAN1zED, and instead of feeding pau
pers and laborers of England, feed our own
or else, in short time, by continuing oul
present policy, we shall be paupers our
selves.
lit is therefore my opinion, that careful
and iudicious tariff is much wanted, to pay
our ma tional debt, aud to afford US The means
If that defence Uithin ourselves, on 'oh'ch th'
safetv Of our country and liberties dePen. $;
and last, though not least, give proper dis
tribution of our lab,r, which must prove
beneficial to the happiness, wealth, and In
denaence, of the community.
Will the Times tell us on what democrat
&c authority their blessed system Of free
trade is founded?
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
Favorable ReDortS,

From every part Of the State we hear ia
vorable reports in regard to the Wing pros
poets at the approaching election. Judging
from what we see and hear, we may calcu-
late on a good turn out by the Wings. A
friend from Windham County writes US that
the prospect is very encouraging in that Coun-
ty. Every day brings assurance Of the success
of the Wings of Windham County. Old Fair.
field County will report good. All that is me-
cessary is thorough organization and action i!
7His aciH secure a Wing triumph !-Kar!ford
COrrOne.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
NEWSPAPER AGENCY.

Mr. v. B. Palmer, General Agent for obtain
ing subscriptions, advertisements, and making
collections for newspapers, in the citiesof New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, is
authorized to take advertisements, subscriptions
Sc in those cities for the Enquirer, His New
York Office is in the Tribune buildings. l6O
Nassau ST.; Boston, No Is State St; Baltimore,
s. E corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets;
Philadelphia, No. 50 Pine st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
Salisbury.
P. K. KILBoURN, ESQ.

Re N. NlLboURNs ESQ.,
Dear Sir-The North Consolation OF Litch-
field County, met at the Congregational Church
in Salisbury, on Tuesday, the 10th inst. :, to take
into consideration the matters laid before them
by the Rev. Adam Reid. and his Church and
Society, in relation to call he had recent.
ly received, from the Bowdoin Street Church
in Boston.
The Consolation. after patient, and we
doubt not prayerful investigation of the views
which were laid before them by the Church
and Society, and of the influences, so far as
they could be made acquainted with them wi ich
had been brought 10 bear upon the Rev. gen.
tleman's mind, and which had induced him to
seek their advice, came to the conclusion,
unanimously. that they could not dismiss him
decision which is most cordially welcomed
BY the people Of his charge-which is cheer
fully acceded to by the pastor, in the belief tina,
they do thus cordially desire his continuance
with them-which will add to the dignity and
reliability of such a council, and which. we
trust, will promote the true interests Of the Con-
gregational Churches. 1t appeared, by the
proceedings. that the Rev. pastor did not seek a
call OF the council with view to urge upon
III cir consideration the propristy and necessity
of his dsmssion, as we believe is too often me
case. but with view to seek their advice in
matter which had been so seriously and 50
perseveringly urged upon his consideration by
the people OF Boston. Expressing his entire
Willingness IN the commencement, to acqui.
ence in the decision of the council, he will
resume his pastoral duties unless an unexpected
opposition should arise in any quarter. 10 impair
his usefulness. in which case his friends will
aid him in procuring dismissal on ground:
which. under such . state of things, may be
considered tangible. But we believe his cheer.
FIJI acquiescence in the decision Of council
Of his brethren will endear him the more te
his people, and increase his usefulness.
Yours, SC.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19

what purpose did you annex it! Avow
II honestly. Was Il not that you might
nverhalance the free laborers OF the
North! That you might hold the reigns
IF Legislation in your hands! Ihat you
might hive the prepOnderance OF power
to WELD i; over US, as you WELD u over
your slaves! Do you wonder, then, thai
Northern frccmen, or their representa-
tivcs here, are kernly alive to this insult
How would YOU feel under like injury
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
Those ss Balanced Towns,

Our friends will do well to keep them in
mind. The locos are following the advice
of their "Central Committee" and will use
their utmost endeavors to elect their Repre-
santatives in the "sixty balanced towns.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
MR.. cuLvER,s SPEECH,

Which We commence to-day, contains
many wholesome truths, forcibly and
clearly expressed. Read it, Whigs-ay'
read il, Democrats!