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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
oINIONS OF THE PRESS
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tFrom the Daily Evening Bulle,n,l
 Il is not our custom to puff Patent Medicines un't ss we know them to he really excellent. = Hav,ng ourselves a knowledge of Dr. Wood a Sarsaparlln and Wild Cherry Bitters, and hay ing several friends who have been benefited by their use, we'do not hesitate to recommend them 10 ,he public. Both Sarsaparilla and Wild Cher sy are articles of established reputation in the medical world, and this preparation ismade with great care, and appears 70 combine all the meGi. cinal qualities of both in an unusual manner Any one suffering from diseases of the blood. in- digestion, or heada ache, would do well to give these blters trial.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
From the New.Bed(ord Register l

Dr Woods Sarsoparilla and Wild Cherry B,. iers-Tle respectanlny of gentlemen in th's town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits, within their personal knowledge, derived hrm the use of this compound of sarsaparilla and wild cherry, is such as to put 10 res, doubts ns to the value of these extracts to those suffering from Dyspepsia. .Jaundice, Indigestion, Headache or scrofuous seases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
hV FOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN.
.HLL-HE.4LN"G B.4LS.1.n.

.9LL-HE.4L.N'G B.4LS,1n. It has proved itself to be the bes, medicine ever offered to the pubic. Thousands have already tested it's virtues. and have never found t to fail in curing the diseases for which i, is ecommen. ded. Nor do they have to wait long in order to know whetherit will he productive of good eff. ects, they are assured thatit
 OE BOTTLE produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 20 that they should spend their money in vain
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
Pekin Tea Company,
OLCOTTVILLE,

SFaT.HE WoLCOTTVILLE,
 W x Il Branch Of Me .Nt1c York PeEin
 eA-4aA@@f9 Tea Company.
 TNHE Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are
 \ done up in quarter pound, alf pound and one pound packrges-the first or inside wrap. per is lead, the second wrapper is water proof paper, and the third. or outside wrapper. is of Chinese rice paper. The Company sell none but good teas, done up in Ihe most superior manner, all of them grown in the most luxuri. ous districts in China. Country dealers can se- lect as small quantity of each kind as they like, and have lhem packed in one chest. These teas also co1ne in five pound Chinese packages, called quaitoons, a very convenient, lane lfuI and portable shape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.

First Building JVcsi cf Ms Free School,
 LFpSL Sfreei.
 FllE subscriber would in ED Il form the inhabitants of
 a Lirchfield and vicinity that he sszs~ A ~S will keep on hand and Eaanu,
 ~ facture 10 order Boots and Shoes of the best quality. Ladies' morocco an, calf skin Slippers $l per pair, Gentlemen'S calf skin Boots made of the best material ss5 per pair and made to fit in the best style, Kip skin Boots $s3 50 and made to suit the purcha- ser, Cowhide Boots S3, Gentlemen's calf skin Brogans S;2, Slippers l.5O. He invites those who want work in his line to give him call as he has no donbt he can satisfy them both to quality and prices-no better work can be ma nnfac,ured in this village. Particular atten- ton pald to custom work in all its branches repairing done to order aud at short notice
 Persons in want of any of the above articles are respectfully requested to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
 JAMES w. WILSON. Litchfeid, 18th October lSiG q
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TUSr received a Et ot Good Walnu,s. for sJ Sale by l.. J. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18

TAKE NOTICE.- My wife LUCY having ! left my bed and board without just cause, this is 10 forbid any person from harboring or trusting her on my account, as shall pay no debts of her contracting.
 JACOB STRAUB. New Milford. Feb 20, 1S47. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
ME w A R R. V A l.
 Misses Miles

A RE now receiving and will open on satur- "A day, the 3d inst, an extensive assort- ment of
 which have been selected with great care in N.w York. the present week. They will offer great variety of,
 " - W H-WN @9 Every style of FALL and WINTER Hat Rib- 6ons, Gimps, Cords, Frnges, Edg'ngs, Sc., at prices which cannot fail 10 be acceptable
 No exerlion will be spared to ensure con tinna,ion of the liberal patronage which they have heretofore received.
 Litchfield, Sept. 30th. 1846. tfl9
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From the Boston Daily Times.l

HEADACHE - One oi the best re emedies tha, we have heard of for this distressing complaint, with it's origin Indigestion, is Dr, Woods Snrsa. all the advantages of the tonic and nper,en' me. dicines of the day,and is free from many oi their disadvantages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18

T1OR SALE~-A first rate PIANO, near T ,ly new Enquire of L. J. SMITH,
 Lis0ARsld, Nov. 4th H4S. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
FURNITURE W ARB HOUSE.

DAVID c. BULKLEY, A T his rooms two doors west ot EA the County House, keeps oa hand good assortment of Furniture, ChaHs' and Locking Glasses, made of good ma terials, and in fashionable style, which he is offering on as good terms as eau bs purchased at any other establishment.
 @Looking Glasses repaired.
 LTchteId May 4:h, lS46. uoo
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
From the Boston Daily Mail.

uSuufduthSte'
 From the Boston Daily Mail.
 A NEW AND EXCELLENT REMEDY We would call the attention of our readers 10 the advCItise ment in another column oi n new and Citlca- cinus remedy, Dr. Woods Sarsnparla and Wild Cherry Biuers. Although this fine prepa atlon has only been offered for sale during the ras, year. il has already won the confidence at the public, as m st skiltnlly prepared and delightful combination of two oi the safest and most active remedial agents in the world.
 From the Plymouth Rmkl
 DR Woop'S SARsAHARILLH AND WILp CHrIRT BITTEIs do nut make 1t A praCticetb tive n good name to msdcineS, S,nnlrss satisfied nfihelr curative powers. But from all the evidence wc can gather concerning Dr, Wnod's Sarsaparla and wild Cherry Bliers. We are convinced that il will dn all it's proprietor assumes !Ur it. within our acQaa inlance are gcntemcn who have dcrl ved much ncnHtr trnm Is nse and our advice to all persons afflicted with any nf the complaints for winch talS co'npNllnd ls recommended, IS, 10 call on his agent, ]. T. Hail, and procure bot EFCAUTloN TO THE PUBLIC. .s1r Be particular and ask f,r D. ,WooA's..Sarsapa t,Ia and Wild Cherry BItters and receive no other. This IS the first preparation 0! saTsapa. rIIn anG wild cherry combined ever offered to the public. and the great success 0ttenln. its use has induced the unprlncIp'ed To counreifeiti it As preventive, see that the hntI'es have ,he words IfuFG S NlrsaNATl n Aiu W liu 1n Try lSit tcrs messed m rhe glass, and further plteciion each label nn tine bottle will hc s'gned by he pro pr,etor. E, Thornton, Jr. Take these prer aaions and you will get the aenuiac article. ELISHA THORNTON. lN.. MAvrrAcrusER AND soLr pRoFR'EToR. Chemis
 and Druggist, New Bedford,-wlrere n il ordeT must be directed.
 Price sl per bottle, or six bottles t'r s'. Sole Agent, Li,chfe,d. Dr Samuel Buel - Vol coitvi!!e, 4 PP Camp-PIymonih HMl,w, SetI Thomas x Snn--Plymoulh. Terry, Porter & Cl Winsted, M & c ] Camp; and sIld hy agent n all Iho principal towns n New Eny!nrds N5v 9A IyIaMise10t
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Beware of a Slight Coush

Although i: is passed ove- as unimporiant, i, will soon become sealed-Consumplio follows in it's wake. Take heed to pain in the side and soreness in thc chesf, especially if attended with aising oi Mucous. streakcd with Pood.- These are dangerous symptoms; but they are quickly and etfectuallv overcome by the above remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing complaint,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18

VHIS extract of Sarsaparllla and dice, Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Scrofus and atI such diseases as take 'he,r rise in an impure state of the blood, impaired digestion, morbid state of the Liver and Siunnch, weakness ot ;he Nervous system, and a dIsordered and deblta. ted constitution.
 Dr. Woods SarsapariIla and Wild Cherry Bit ,ers have already, by their subsantial excel lence, won degree of pubic favor and patron age. which puts them beyond the need ot re- commentator.
 Being faithfully prepared of the most excel lent materials, they car be fully conlided in by all in need of tonic, aperlent or alterative re medy.
 In Dr. Woods standard preparation, Sarsa- parilla is warranted to be found in great purity and strength, and gaining much by it's union with the Wild Cherry, tonic of the frs: order. This happy combination is the only ono ever made of these articles, and founded as it is on the best medical principles, and their virtues extracted by rigd chemical analysis, exper- enco has shown it's usual power and efficacy.
 This preparation will be found on trial, 10 be sure and speedy remedy f'r the diseases emu. merated above. They purify the blood, secure regular digestion, promote healthy action of the Liver and stomach, and strengthen the nerves, al once securing
 HEALTH AND VIGOR o the whole system. In all cases of
 DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation, :hey have been used with remarkable success; ache, Flalulencv, Loss Of Appetite, and gene. ral prostration of the system.
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18

Not Week passes away without we have to re- cord some of the most astonishing cures of long continued Asthma, lncipient Con. sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
 and the various diseases 10
 which the Lungs and
 Throat are subject,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.

They lnled into apparent security. bu, the prog ress of the disease is unchecked, and death en. sues. Resort at once to this Great Remedy, and you will no, be disappointed Tn your hopes
 For sale at l06 Nassau street one door above Ann, and at Mrs Hays, l29 Fulton stree, Brook lyn.
 For sale at the Drug Store, Li,chfield; Seth Ws,er,own; F. Lenvenworth, Waterbury; T. Wadsworth X Co. New.Harford; E. s. Wood. ford, WInsted: James C.. Swift, Norfolk; Wol. co,,ville; A. Miles < Son, Goshen; j. E. Porter, West Cornwall; P. Wheeler. Furnace Village ; Cauaan: H. F. Fish, Salisbury. am B. Case. Travehng Agent forComa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
Asthma,

wha he thinks Of Foger's Olosaoninn, or All
 Healing Balsam, and he will tell you he canno, live comfortably withou, it. It relieves all that
 Difficulty of Breathing, Cough, and riohtness of the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing sumher, and does for the Asma,c wha, no other remedy in the world will do. Witness the case of Hen. " Jackson, 3thsreet, William Bond, the well. known Boston Cracker Baker, Brooklyn: Mr
 Wilkinson, Hohoken; Mrs. Bell, Morristown. N. J.; Mrs. Lucretia Wells, 322 Pearl sIreeI: w. C. Gowan, Woodstock. Ulster county {: and
 Mrs Archibald, 35 Whitest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-18
RAISING OF BLOOD

is efIectually checked by this remedy. when al other means have failed. Hundreds of cases might be related, where persons in the city have have been restored by this grea, remedy tn ,he enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thouhourne. 352 Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, 26 Wafer street. Charles Roberts, l7l Canal street; Henry Lis. bon. l99 RivinGion st.: and hundreds of others, who have used the remedy, can testify to the truth ofthe above assertion.
 Beware of using only
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-19
THE FRENCH CLERK.

Mn. EDIToR.-By the extract from French's
letter COPIED from the Union) in your paper
oil yesterday, perceive that true to his nature
he has commenced the system Of begging. No
sooner does he ascertain that the Wings have
a majority in the next House, and that accord
ing to his former doctrine. he oughtto be ousled,
than he begins 10 praise himself for very hon
est man; but, Of course, circumstances alters
cases, and although it was right and proper 10
dismiss Wing officers to make room for Mr..
would now be very uhrghteous indeed that he
should be removed, and good. honest, capa,
bic Wing appointed in his stead. Perhaps Mr..
French thinks the Wings have not man as
capable Of discharging the duties as impartial
ly as he, and wishes to impress that fact on
their minds. Does MIR French remember that
although he was retained in office under every
change of politics since 1884, that in every in
stance, when the T.ocos have had the naj urGy,
he has managed 10 wheedle himself lntO lhr
place Of some Wing whose Office was a grade
higher than his own, and IN every instance, to
the entire dismissal of the Wing who was dis
Nasal of the Wing, who was displaced for
his benefit.
Mr. French has opened the ball. and pre-:
die, that fom this time forth unul the meeng
Of Congress, every Locofoco sheet in the couu
try will be singing peans, and filed with full
some Aattery OF the very impartial! and ex-
tremely modest present Clerk of the House.
A.
Mr.. French is at the end Of the rope now.
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FURNITURE. CARRIA-

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARRIA-
Il II GEs, and ali kinds of merchandise bought and
sold on commission by w. u. LEWIS.
Having enlarged my store in order to accommo.
date the above branch Of business, ! would l.form
the public that am now ready to receive consign-
mente for public or private sales.
n. b. Persons having any amount Of furniture to
dispose of would do well to give me call, at the
cloth ~ and furniture store, Pennsylvania avenue.
near llh street. w. Is. LEWIS.
at PRIV.ATE SALE.
10 dozen superior Wines, old Social, Madeira, and
Blackburn brands
Also, m invoice Of Looking Glasses, Clccs', and
Trunks
extra large mahogany Centre Table
Refrigerator in good order
splendid new pair Candelabras, five lights each
With variety of her articles for sale low.
aug Is Il W. D. LEWIS.
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BALTIMORE MARK TS.


Flo,s-Sales OF 400 bbls yesterday at Sc.
Sellers of parcels of fresh ground from old
whea. a, S. IS. Buyers of City Mills Flour
at s6-hoders ask Sc 25. Sales of 500 Ibis
susquehanna at s575 for old, and Sc for new.
Grain-supples of wheat very light and
as some holders keep back their samples for
the news by the steamer now hourly expected,
prices have advanced. Sales OF good to prime
reds a, l2Oal2s cts; white l25alS0; and fami-
ily -four white, lS5al4O cts. Corn scarce
small sales of Maryland, white and yellow, at
75a76 cts. A sale OF Pennsylvania yellow al
rs cts. Ryc-sn,all sales at Y CTS. Oats are
worth 35a40 cts.
Prorisions-ln Pork nothing of consequence
doing-prime sla 5oalS rs; mess SIS 5Oal6
In Beef no change-mess $l4al5; No. $l3a
10 so. aud prime $l0al0 so. Bacon in good
demand and the price of shoulders shade
higher. Sales of good prime shoulders at 7's
s cts; sides 81 cts, and choice lots at 9sal0 cts
hams Gall els, and sales al 9alo cts. Sales o
Lard ia bbls at 93ao, cts; kegs II cts.
Whiskey- Holders have advanced in thei
rates for bbls TO % cts. ..-
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LLOYD,S
ROUGH AND READY
SAND SOAP,
gARA8TS.

FOR CLEANSING, WHITENING, AND
BEAUTIFYING THE HANDS.
IT LLOYD has ingcniously succeeded in in
Ill, venting Compound Of such delightful
nature to render the hardest and toughest skin so,
fair, and delicately white.
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or Painting and Gem
temen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Crcksting.
Rowing, &C., or any amusement or exertion preju-
dicial to the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleusngy eficacious in removing oil hardness stain,
redness, and all other cutaneous Disagreement; pro-
venting and rendering the skin soft fair, and pEabls
From the nice combination Of Balssmic ingrodi-
ents introduced into the composition, they form .
line Creamy Lather, with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce the most softsnins and rs-
freshing sensation, and will be found an excellent
substitute for tho Flesh Brush
They arc highly recommended to CaPisins Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with foreign
countries, as they will retain their virtue in any CD.
mate. For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drug. 4 Apoth,, corner Of 18th 4 Pa. 40.
may 12--u
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A. M. h OF F AR,
SURGEON DENTIST,

lSoUR-AND-A,HALF siee', FIVE doors above
Penn. Avenue, east side. A. NJ. II. performs
ali opcrations in the line OF bis profe sion such as
plupeng, cleaning and inserting artificial teeth, from
one 10 full set-.also full sets made with artificial
gums. Having had great experience in his line OF
business for many years in the city Of Philsdclphia
he pledges himself tina, he shall not DO surpassed o'
beauty OF durability, and having very great facilities
for such work. it will be done much lower than eve'
done in this city.
From four 10 five o'clock each day devoted TO thu
attention of chillrens teeth, 10 regulate their prope
positions, for which there will be no charge for I'D
vice, but only for actual operation.
aug 2-u
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NEW MILITARY WORK.

d. APPLETON & Co., 200 Broadway, New
York, have lately published in fine syle-Ele-
nents Of Military Art and Seience OF course Of Ia
s,ruction in Strategy Notifications, Tactics Of Bat.
ties, &c, embracing the duties Of Staff, Infantry,
Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers. Adapted 10 Tho
use Of Volunteers and Militia. By H. Wager Hal
leck, A. M, Lieut.. Of Engineers, u. 9. Army.
vo. l2mo illustrated. Price ST. so.
For those who take pleasure in studying the art
Of war; and especially for those whose profession Is
that Of arms, this must provo valuable work
The author appears to be perfectly we'll informed in
military tactics, and has illustrated his instructions
by various drawings and plans, which make them
selves understood. Tho various means Of national
defence are infinitely SGT for,h--the position and
character Of the Notifications, cur Northern from
tier especially, are accurately described and tho du-
ties and organiza ion of each Of the national do
fence-infanIy. cavalry, artillery, and engineers
described with much precision. Indeed, no pains
seem to have been spared to mako an authentic and
instructive book. "-Commcrcia ADVERTISER.
august 2--tf
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The STATE OF TAMAuLIPAs.-A Mexican
force, we learn, was recently despatched 10 The
neighborhood of Parras, TO destroy the crops oI
corn, sc. in that region. The resident Mexi,
cans after applying TO General Taylor for as
sisance. collected and drove off the destruc-
tves. There can be no doubt that the people
Of Tamanipas would gladly erect theirs into
an Independent state, were the thing possible.
Their miserable, ever changing Government,
not only taxes them exorbilantly, but refuses
them protection from the robbers within, and
from The aggressions Of the Indians wihont
their limits. They have more than once at
tempted 10 cut loose from the Central Govern.
ment, but found they possessed not the physi
cal means. II does seem 10 US that having
invaded the territory Of a people, which we
hold possession Of for the purpose Of coercing
their superior government into the performance
of certain duties, common justice, and the die.
ta,es of humanity, require that we should Sc.
cure them, Tor the time being, in the enjoy
ment of lie and the possession Of property
.Na,amUos Flag 4th inst.
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PHILADELPHIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHILADELPHIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Flour firm with a limited demand for export !;
500 bbs Western sold at IS s7a So. Penn.
Sc 500 bbl. corn meal brought So "a, and 500
bbls Penn. SO so. Rye -four 50 rs. Wheat in
demand; millcrs offer 1870 for Penna. reds. Sales
Of Southern at 1875 27c. Rye Of medium quality
73c. 1000 bush. good yellow corn sold at 10 cts
Oats Southern sold at 40 cts.
-Four hundred bbls. Western whiskey sold at rs
cts. Co,,on--lc0 bales Dreams were taken at l2i
! l34 cents
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CITY NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS UP TO . P. NJ.

AT THE HOTELS UP TOO P. NJ
Colema,i'S.
l.. II. Sprague, Baltimore.
Thomas G Martin, and lady, Missouri
S. G.. White, United States Navy.
Brorn'S
David ArmonS, Tennessee.
$. II. Hunter, Baltimore.
DR.. J. u. Coskey, Baltimore.
S. Hllen, jr., Baltimore.
Juo. Hammond, New Yolk.
GutisJy's. ." 49,.
a. J. NJ. Smith, Virginia.
$. Nj. Rae, Virginia. ~"
JOS. Jackson, jr., Virginia
=. Mis- H. A. Tabb, Virginia.
Miss M. A. Johnson, Virginia.
J. Robertson, N. O., Louisiana.
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IMPORTANT. The voters OF Colchester, Vt.
who are in favor of the abolition of negro sla.
very in the slave states and who have been
acting with the Third party, have Withdrawn
from this Third Party and united with the
Wings or Democrats, according to their polls
teal alfini,es--now that both Wings and
Democrats, say they, are all for the Wilmol
proviso
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-19
JE.lVERLY HOUSE.

YUyHE Subscriber would inform his friends aud
a. the public generally, that he has opened a
REST,A IRA Wand HOTEL, ofthe above name
on Sixth street. few doors south Of Penn Avenue,
where he will be happy to entertain ,hhm in man
ner that he hopes will be satisfactory. His BAR
will be furnished with liquors Of the b~st ana most
approved brands, aud the Eating DEPARTMENT will
always contain every decacy i'll season. H. hopes
to receive portion OF the patronage OF his friends,
while he cnicavors to cater for the public t's,c.
aug At Ia. II BENANS'
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BosToN, August 10Th, |

The ship Chanunga, Paiten, from Liver
pool, 18th uliimo. bound to this port. REPORTS
that or Monday morning, 9th instant. al one
O'Clock, the weather foggy. he came in con
tact with the Swedish bark Iduna, from Ham.
burg for New York, with FOG persons on
board, and that the bark sunk in 80 minutes
after the collision. Captain Patten immed-
aiely sent his boats TO the rescue, and with
one boat from the bark, picked up "a persons
l72 pershed-Among them was Captain A.
A. Moberg.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-19

Yellow Feper IN Ne,o Orleans, AT last dates
this terrible disease was on the increase. The
'nhabi ants were organizing themselves into
societies for the alienation Of the sick.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-19

A Mr.. Ballingall, delegate from Cook Co.,
in the Illinois Convention, and Scotchman
has been enlightening that body with speech
in which he took the position that foreigners
were so FIR superior to the native born, that an
infusion of foreigners was necessary TO check
the aristocratic tendency Of native born Amer.
leans ..
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The Fort Smith Herald states that riot took
place. at a ball play, in The Cherokee Nation,
in which the "Starrs" were engaged one side,
and several other Cherolees on the olher.-
Knives, clubs and guns were used, and severa
wounded but fortunately none killed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.-This steamer
was telegraphed al Boston at S O'Clock las, ev-
ening, since which hour no further intelligence
has been received of her, owing 10 the break.
age of the wires at Havre de Grace, by the
hitching of raft 10 one OF The. poles.
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ARMY NEws-For correct army news
whenever there is aTy--always see National
Wing Extra issued between and 0 O'Clock in
the morning.
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TENNSssEE.-Neil S. Browns majority for
work that. There is still some uncertainty
whether Stanton, d., is elected in the Memphis
District 10 Congress.