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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
N essrs, ROUSE g. PRATT.

Messrs. ROUSE g. PRATT.
ID ENG thankful for favors already re-
- ceived, would state to the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance Of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction to all who may see fit
to continue their favors. Satinelt, Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-
faclured; wool carding and cloth dress
ing done at any season of the year
ELIJAH ROUSE,
H. M. PRATT.
Bantam Falls, June 10th, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Litchffeld County Attention..

LitchGield County AttentfOm!!
PLASTER! PLASTER!
FARMINGTON CANAL.
TNHE Subscribers have on hand, and offer fS
l. sale
200 tons Nova Scotia Blue Plaster
900 arrels Rochester ard Genesee Flour
500 b ushels Rock and Turks Island Salt
100 bags Salina do.
. IS hhds. Porto Rico and S. C. Molasses
20 chests and half chests Young Hysons Hy
SOD, Gunpowder and Black Teas
30 bags old Java Coffee
20 &c Laguyra do
so boxes and half boxes Bunch Raisins
200 kegs Fall River Nails, all sizes
Together with general assortment of
GROCERIES and DRY GOODS
Boots and Shoes, sc. sc. all of which we are
determined to sell at a small advance from cost
for ready pay.
Plainville, January 1916. 3m32
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
NEW FIRM.

MFR. CANDEE, of the firm of Baldwin &
all his interest in the Goods and Book Accounts
of Baldwin & Candee, the business will be
hereafter carried on under the name and firm Of
w. F. g. G. H. BALDWIN;
who have on hand and are constantly receiving
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Books, &c.
w. F. BALDWIN,,
t. H. U. II. DIAA.-----.-r
Litchfeld, Feb. 1916. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
NO ITO

THE Subscriber has on hand, and continue
l. to manufacture, CARRIAGES ana
WAC O.N'S, at his stand three fonrths OF a
mile west of the Court House, which he will
sell at reduced prices for cash or approved ere
dit; his work is made of the best OF material,
and by experienced workmen. He is not I'M
der the necessity of proving before the Hon.
County Court that he can paint as we'll as peo-
pie in general--he will let the public judge OF
his work for themselves
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execu-
ted with neatness on short notice.
N. B. The subscriber has the right for hang
ing carriage and Wagon bodies on spisa! springs
which are superior to elliptic springs for bust
ness Wagons on account of lightness and dura-
bilty. IS pounds of spiral spring will carry as
much weight as 900 pounds Of elliptic SPRING
which makes considerable difference in the
weight of Wagon,
ff WILLIAM LORD.
Litchfield, March 18th, 1916. .-t, 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

IL A FARM, containing 230
<I N acres, well proportioned
go 10 Meadow, Plowland, Pasture
s4 Land Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the road which leads
from South Farms to WATERFOWL, and
is about two miles fromthe former place,
and lies in the town of Bethlem, two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DwELLrNG-HoUsE, suitable for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
BILE out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Cows, pair of Oxen,
andsa spanof Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient lan0 10 Plough
A liberal credit will be given for good
share of the purchase money, if desi-
red.-Enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
aH DANIEL L.. BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 2, 1874. tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

TNRt,SH RICE, for sale at the store Of
Il IS L. ]. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Hardware and Cutlery.
oEoHERMANS & ATWAT1

40 chapel Street, .Ne,c- Haren, Conn
EEP constantly on hand a cono,1
~ ~ assortment Of American ELI
keenina '"an hardware: Tools, Hod
nvep.ng articles. Agricultural INN
, m;,h IS, saddlery, Carriage Hardwa
WIN almost every article in ,ba;.
he , Sa they offer at as low prices as
De bought in any market. eS as
made ~, b. b. Carriage spripss
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

to find them; or if you choose to have
them made 10 order, at fair price, he
will give youy your moneys worth. No
thing shall be left undone that ought to
be done to all who may please to call.
AS for INDIA RUBBERS, the best ar
ticle in the world may be found at his
Store. Please call and see.
N. B. If all those patrons whose &C.
counts are due. would call and pay up.
they would much oblige me. If not
must oblige them.
L. o. MEAFOY,
FIRST door East of Court House.
Litchfield, Jan. ], 1916. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed ut.
terly hopeless have firmly established It's vast
superiority over every former medical discove-
ry. 1t has always been termed " Nature own
Prescription, being formed chiefly from chcm-
cal extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar
two trees that are thickly ecattered wherever
diseases OF the lungsprevai. We give ft W in
stances OF its extraordinary power, from Gala
logue almost without end.
A lady address will be given at the New
York Agency who was given up by a II her phys.
lclans to die OF consumption, had a hard tn
nnnf Tor months 90 The sde-rHiscd among large
quantities OF matter a sort of bony substance
had taken no medicine for two months, being
past all hope-enrrely cure Ivy lew bottles OF
this Balsam in September and October, 1874.
TSEE TsEOST REMARK BIE
CURE EVE g. REG ORDLD.
HADDoNFIELp. N. !. April %, 1913
On or about the 18th day of October. l84I,
was taken with VIC ent pain in !ne SIDE, near
the liver, which continued for about five DAYS.
and was followed by the breaking of an ulcer
or ahscess, inwardy, which relieved the pain
a h''le, but causedme to throw UP great guam
nty OF offensive matter, and also much blood
Beng greatly alarmed n: this, applied to ply
slcian; but he said he thought he could do but
little Tor me, except give me some Mercury
PHs, which | refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do me no, good: many other re-
medlcs were then procured by my wife and
friends, but none did me any good-and The
discharge OF blood and corruption still coniinu.
ed every Few days, and at last became so olfcn.-
sive that could scarcely breathe was also
seized with violent cough, which at times mus
ed me to raise nuch more blood than had done
beforehand my disease continued in this wav.
sull growing worse, until February, when ali
hope Of my recovery was given up, and INV
friends all thought I would die of n GALI,OP.
CONSUMPTION. Atthis moment, when
my life. was apparently ora wing near its close.
heard tof DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY and got a hottie, which RE.
LlEVED Me IMMEDIATELY; and by The
use of only three bottles of this medicine, ali
my pains were removed-my cough and SPIT.
ting of blood md corruption entirely stopped,
and in a few weeks my health was so ia. re.
stored as TO enable me to work at my trade.
(Which isa carpenter,) and up to this time i
have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENs.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, N. j. ss.
Personally came before me, the subscriber.
one Of the Justices of the Peace in and for
the said County, Thomas Cozens, and being do.
ly affirmed according TO law, saith the above
is in a!lthings true
Affirmed before me. on the Goth day of Apr. }
1913. J. CLEMENT, j. p.
Such Is the Unprecedented success of this
BALSAM, N
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Litchfeld,
Valuable EI15 1.211 for. safe.

IN TIVE Subscriber offers for sale
Il his FARM situated in the
l!ll gAg town of Litchfeld, Mortified So
kAAsssktsS siety, containing about one hun
dred acres, suitably divided into
meadow, plough land, pasture, and wood land
There are on said farm large two story Dwell
ling House, and two large barns, in excellent
repair. Also great variety of selected fruit
trees, and an abundance OF excellent wood and
timber.
Said Farm lies near the Congregational Meet
ing House in Mortified, on each side of the
stage road from Hartford to Litchfeld-about
five miles from the latter place, and about three
and half miles from Plymouth Hollow lis in
excellent condition, and for richness of soil and
productveness, is believed not to be surpassed
by any farm in the county.
Terms ofpayment made favorable to the pur-
chaser, and immediate possession given
Enquire of the subscriber at Litchield.
r. G. CAMP.
Mortified, February 10. 1916 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

WMaoanUo NI.nnnnSDn,Io ~,
WSo1 OSscFSsSCsttoS W.
EA LBS Pow'd Tart. Acid
e)U 100 lbs Sun. Carb. Soda
6 bbls. Alcohol
nj o. Prussic Acid
IS lbs Amrauo
IS " Balls. Capaiva
10" Blue Pill
so" Borax
100" Burgundy Pitch
$50" Camphor
30 galous Castor Oil
% or. Lunar Gaushc
III lbs Calomel
90 Ppt. chalk
10y cream Tartar
200 gro ElalCoIks
T 100 los Epson 0a"S
IOO Salt FetTe
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Geese Feathers.

TENHE subscribers have made arrange
a. ments to keepa constant supply of
firstrate article of Geese Feathers
--seleced and packed with great care by
ourselves in packages from 20 to 5Olbs.;
and will furnish at all times anyquantity
from 20 to 1000 lbs. of a quantity they
will warrant to be as good as the best,
at as low prices as can be purcha sed Of
equal quality in the state.
S. q l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1876. ly:5
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Natures Eavorite Pre-
Scrinfinn.s

prescription congenlal to GU. wants, as it is
prepared from chemical extracts from sub
stances which the Author of nature has placed
in our own land for wise purposes, at m:,ny
who know nothing Of the mode of lis prennra
lion are endeavoring 10 reap pecuniary benef;t.
by selling an article similar in name. or in m
pearance, or by representing their own trash &c
superior TO this BALSAM All these decen,;~e
arts go to show that WISTAR'S BATSAM Is
known to the world 10 be ssTEFE GREAT'
REM EDY," and that to sell any mixture !,
must be Ike this IN name, or purpori TO be iik .
il in substance. W ''No
% Believe not the cunninaIy wropob, e..
ricatlons-and take only the original md aon~.
inc WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHEZ :
RY. el->...ag}. M - oiiIn
NO oTHR CAN BE E1xu rr
Address all orders for the above Valnahis
MEDlClNEto SETH, w FOWLE, 1888, Wash.
ington.sreet, Boston. No. - D''''
AGENTS.-Litchfeld, SAMUEL BIJEr.-
WatertOMn, A. A. Gridley. = PIymonth 6
Thomas & S0n.-Woodbnry John De VIZ.
Salisbury, Robert Ball.-Roxhury. r. 8 Pras,o,,
Sharon, David Gou'd.-New Milforj W."
"a Il Weton.-Kent, Charles Edwards val an
bury, J. NJ. Devine.-Nor,h Canaan. e H"n oOS
rey.-New Milford, T. A. WeI,on A. NahnpSS-
BeIneu Ill. G Corner, Swift & Hitch:
eock-Sonsh Canaan, Belden & Miner. Wes,
Cornwall: Pratt & Fosier.-Wolco,tviIle WI
eo.Ly ,h Wang Co.-New Hartford, T. Wads.
GT- For sale also nv Druggists E. Aoeo,s
erallyln New England. gen
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
IN OR GO more stitchers.
cO Litch6eld, Oct. 2Sth, 1s45.

10 all Men, and some U0men, to ,chou, these
Z, Presents haHeome-GREEr1Nc: ~
NoW YE. That we the Subscribers. have
- large number of unsettled accounts a.
cams! snndry individuals in the Town and
EoHn'y OF LItehfield: Therefore, by authority
o. me mercantile department, You, IRE comman.
ae9 forthwith TO appear tefore the subscribers
nnu se.tle your accounts. or be compelled to ap-
" Gtt before some higher authority to be dealt
~ KENNY &, DADuIyTrDc,r
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

INDIA RUBBER GOODS
BY THE CASE OEs DOZEN
HENTS. India Rubber Over Shoes,
StLadles'g g ." s.ss +"
Ladies' g " Buskins
Ladies' Z" Sandals.
India Rubber Horse Covers
India Rubber Elastics, SC sc
Merchants and others in want of any of
the above Goods, can he supplied at prices as
low as they can be purchased in New York or
any other market by calling on the subscriber
directly overthe Post Office.
A. P. p. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

Tia Mock MARRIAGE DISSOLVED. The
Judiciary Committee Of the New York
Senate, on Wednesday, reported bill to
dissolve the marriage of Eben Hall with
Cornelia A. Lille, Of Albany. After the
reading of the evidence, the bill passed
almost unanimously. y, !
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

ANOTHER FIRE AT PrrrsBuRa.--A fire
broke out in bakery on Seventh street in
Pittsburg, on the morning ofthe 2lst inst, and
spread rapidly, extending from. Seventh TO
Prospect street, and destroyed 16 houses be.
fore it was subdued-most of them new. with
all the furniture and household property in a
number of the houses. There was probabably
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09

FlRE-Between Z and o'clock last eve.
Mug, the Barn on the south side of Kilbourn
street, belonging to the estate of Caleb Stock
bridge, was destroyed by fire. The prompt
action Of the fremen prevented the flames
from extending to the surrounding buildings
The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-10

ly upon the enemy. Worth fell. it was sup
posed. mortally wounded. No one who has
ever read the history of that battle-almost
unparalleled in the severity OF the contest, the
obstinacy with which the veterans oi England
maintained their ground, and the irrepressIble
ardor which marked everycharge OF the Amer
leans, in the face Of bsyonets and cannon
can fa to appreciate the intrepidity and gal
LIANT bearing on that occasion. When he fell
two of his soldiers attempted to bear him from
field, when ball struck one them, scattering
his brains over Worth and..his companion
The other seized him in his arms, and carried
him from the enemy. His friends mourned
him as dead, and months elapsed before his
wound had SO far healed as TO enable him TO
returnlto the service.
But we have not time to follow him through
his various successive and promotions, and his
gallant and distinguished conduct in the Flo
rida. The part he acted in the capture o.
Monterey was bold. deliberate, and eminen'y
successful. They underrate his military 'alen's
who supposed his commendable oeterin'pa'oi ad'o
TO add laurels TO hisname, to atone lor ms uh-
fortunate absence from the army on 'he 'iie
morable 9Th and 9th OF May, would urge MN
headstrono into the fight, needless OF his own
life or the lives OF his men. worm was al
ways bold. intrepid, sometimes reckless OF con-
sequences when duty prompted; bnt calm and
collected, when he knew success hung upon
cool and deliberate, and decisive action. His
government has rewarded his worth by stea-
DIV promotion, and his countrymen, with one
voice, bestowed "honor upon whom honor is
due.o The wisest act Of The President, in the
whole conduct of The war, was that which
refused w orlh's proffered resignation and re-
stored him TO the army and his country.
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4. TO THE AFFLICTED.

pUCKINGHAM'S Compound Syrup Of WILD
ID CHERRY. A new and valuable remedy far
the cure OF coughs, colds and consumption, asthma.
&c sc, How many there sadly afflicted with
these ordinary disorders. every day, who might find
immediate relief by the Of this simple but efca-
eions remedy, Buckingham's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, which has the tendency of stopping a
cough loosening the phlegm, and finally breaking up
the cold The proprietor, fully aware of the great
decacy of his position in offering this preparation to
the public, from the fact OF the market being flooded
with numerous preparations for the cure OF such dis
eases But he cheerfully recommends this prepara-
ton, both as an agreeable medicine, and wel-tried
and efficient remedy Price only so cents per bottle
to be had at his Drug and Apotheeary Establishment
7th st between st and Penn. Avenue near the Cen
tire Market, Washington, ID c nov 10--3teodlw
GSaturday Evening News1
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Clothing & Fancy store.

ID BRENNER& & SON having refitted up thsI
i store beg leave TO call the attention Of the PuI
lie 10 their new stock Of goods Ia ely purchased
the North consisting Of cloths cassimeres and vss
ings Of the latest styles, which they read
and determined to sell sther ready made or made !
order less than any other establishment in the Dia
trict. All clothing purchased al our store warrante
to be well made and TO fit accordingly. As nearl
all Clothing Stores purchase their clothing at III
North and consequently are made up without spone
ing, we deem it proper to inform all who may d
sire to give US call, that all our clothing is made
our store and all cloths well spunged beforehand
We have also on hand an assortment of shirt
drawers, handkerchiefs, cravas, suspenders, kid
wooden gloves, Perfumery &c.
Penn. Avenue, between lth and 18th street.
nov l0-ltawlm
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nov 9-3t

nCEAN SCENES! From an old Seaman -
~ Capt Geo. Little of Bait. with deliver addresses
at the Foundry Methodist Chapel, corner Of G. and
4th streets this evening, and at the McKendree Me-
thodst chapel Northern Liberties on Tuesday even
ing, in which he will record many of the dangers of
the great deep, viz battles, capture by Cannbal In
dians, conflict with pirates, description of hurricane
on the ocean and many other pers, showing the in.
terposition OF Divine Providence in his rescue.
The Lectures will be free, and commence at seven
o'clock, after which he will dispose of his book enti-
tied The Cruizer, which may be had at the times and
places Of the Addresses G1a
nov 9-2t #. H..E
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C. ECKLOFF g. SONS.

Merchant 1ailors' Fashionable Clothing Store
south side Pennsylvania avenue, bet,Oeeu 18th
and 18th streets.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that we
i are fully prepared to meet the calls and wants
OF all who desire any article appertaining to Gen.
Heman's WARDROBE
Our assortment of Fall and Winter goods is Sc
lect and fashionable, which, with our well known
style Of cutting and workmanship, and determine
ton to sell lower than the same goods can be pur-
chased elsewhere, will surely guaranty satisfaction
in every regard.
Our stock Of ready finished clothing is particular
ly worthy the attention of purchasers, all made by
ourselves, of every description in style and quality,
at surprising low prices. Give us call; you are
sure to be pleased nov loot
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
II AND LOT AT AUCTION.-On the 9th
November shall sell, on the premises at4 clock,
p M, part of Lot No. s, in Square 40I, fronting
Is feet inches on Ninth street, running hack 100
feet between L and M streets, with tho improve
mens, which are neat two story frame house, with
brick basement, wash and wood houses. The house
contains seven well proportioned rooms, with neat
porch in front The property is handsomely stu-
ated in very healthy and rapidly improving neigh
borhood. A5
Terms: 0ne-fourh cash the balance in four,
eight twelve, and sixteen MONTHS for notes bearing
interest. '
nov Std A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
IL The above sale postponed in consequence
Of the rain, until Tuesday, 10th inst, same hour.
nov Cts A GREEN, Auctioneer,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT at
Y Auction.-On Monday, the 9th of November,
shall sell, on the premises, at o'clock P. NJ, lot
s. in reservation Il, with the improvements. which
are fine brick House, Carriage House, and Stable.
The contains 6,4sO squars feet. The property is
handsomely situated on street, between I'd and Sd
streets, in the vicinity Of Gadsby Hotel. The house
and in the yard there is an abundance of fine fruit,
such as pears, peaches, plums, grapes, &c. Terms
at SALE GREEN, Auctioneer.
UT The above sale is postponed until further no
tice. A GREEN, Auctioneer.
novIO-eod 4## 4U
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
TERY HANDSOME MAHOGANY AM


y WALNUT FURNITURE, EBONY MAN
TEL CLOCK, PIANO FORTES, &c. AT AUC--
TlON.-In order to make room shall SELL on
Wednesday, the th instant, at | | o'clock A. M
at my Auction Room, Concert Hall, near Browns
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue large assortment of
modern style Furniture, viz:
Mahogany spring-seat and cushioned Sofas, fine
Do bell-seat Chairs, Ottomans
Do fine marble-top Centre and Pier Tables
Do do do Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Do high-post and Cherry Bedsteads
Do Sideboard, dining and other Tables Nd
Do. fine Cheva and secondhand Pier Glasses
fine French China gold banded and India Chi
ma Dinner sets
Also, good lot walnut Furniture, amongst which
are two large plush-covered Divans
A large lot Of maple French-post Bedsteads and
other Furniture
Also fine ebony mantel Clock, runs sixteen days
good time-pece
Astral, solar, hall, and other Lamps
Several secondhand Piano Fortes and Stools
Terms Of SALE All sums of and under $40, cash;
over $780, credit Of thirty and sixty days for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
The public are particularly invited to attend the
sale as am ordered to sell the above in order to
close consignments, and bargains may be expected.
The furniture will be ready for examination on the
Tuesday prvious to the sale.
~ A GREEN Auctioneer
nov 9-3t
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Madeira Wines.

CIMMS & SON have bought out the eutres lot of
~ that very superior Madeira Wine, imported some
years ago by the late Mcssrs. Smith, of Alexandra;
it is in pipes. and quarter casks. II will be sold low
by the cask or in such quantity may be requested
We have just received direct importation of Ha-
yana Cigars, which was selected by our friend, Mr..
Kelly, and confidently believed to be superior to apy
thing in this city. Price s2s per thousand.
nov 10-3t Vs@s = E..
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me Loan The bids for the FIVE million loan ore to
be opened on ThursdayH next Meantime we are as
sured that sealed proposals for this loan coming
IN by the bushel. They who affect 10 know are
confident that it will be taken above par. The out
cry against IS natural enough, for it is the interest
o. capitalists like every body else to buy cheap
as possible.
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Fancy Goods & Perfumery.

A MOTHER LOT of fine Fancy Goods received
Ia at GUION'S Bazaar corner Of A street and
Pennsy lyania avenue including
Lady's very rich Money Purses and Bags
Gentlemen's extra heavy Purses
Rosewood portable standing Mirrors
Gold Pencils and Pens, best quality
Large assortmsnts Of Rodgers Razors, Penknives|
Scissors, and the celebrated Strops
Paror and outdoor Thermometers -
Silver Bouquet Holders, hair, tooth, and flesh
Brushes
Rich Fire-screens and Handles
Steel Bags and Purses, Clasps and Beads
Lady's Guard Chains and Jet Bracelets
Ivory napkin Rings, patent new style pocket Ink
stands
Emery Pelottes; beautiful Cassolctte and Flaeon|
odeur, silver mounted
Hunting silver Dinner Set and Flasks
Tortoise-shell, side, and Tuck French Combs
Particular attention is requested to the large as
sortment on hand Of superior rose and mahogany
wood Desks, viz; Ladies and Duchesse dOrleans,
royal pattern, richly naid burgeois brass bound and
plain, of all Sizes from 81 to $40 each
Daily expected from Havre two more cases of
Goods nov l0-3teoif
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Judge Mclean. The Philadelphia Ledgers
washington correspondent writing under date the
9th inst' says that the most prominent whig candi-
date Tor the Presidency, far as the leading poiti
cans IN this city have expressed their opinions,
seems to be JUDsF MCLEAN, and that Gen. SCOTS
prospects are utterly hopeless.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-10

gg-Many of our subscribers were shabbily treated
yesterday by The failure of one of the carriers
to deliver the paper. We have taken means to
prevent the recurrence Of this neglect, and with a
view to this object have confded the whole carrying
department of our journal to the care and manage
ment of Mr.. E. G. Tucker who buys of us the pa
pers, and TO whom subscribers will be responsible
for payment Persons wishing to be served with
the DAILY FOUNTAIN will please leave their names
at our office or at James fuckers store, 9th street,
between d and E street. fA@