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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
GREEN.
KnpspH r. EY,seOS1 UnOd

GREEN.
Young HysOn, good,
do do sweet cargo so
do do fine cargo IS
do do silver leaf 100
SiiUer Leaf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because OF thevery small profits made
on its sale. This is very superior Tea.
do do golden chop $50
Golden ChOp-rhis is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. 1t is of The first pickings
and excells all Other green teas for its deiicacy
Of flavor. strength and aroma. Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots as presents to importers.
HysOn, fine, Is
do very fine 100
GMnpO,c6er, fine, rs
do extra fine LOU
Imperial, fine, rs
do extra fine, 100
Hys0" Skin, good 81 l-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
Notice to Esss6EGtfR'~.

ROPOSALSw with accompanying Drafts ar
i wanted for Ia e erection Of huIch Till
by thirty five feet with a Basement thirty fly
by twenty feet, to be completed by the LIST da
of June 1918.
G. w. CHI AFFEE,>
F. w. SKlFF, Building Commlttc
f. w. CHAFFEE,)
Ellsworth, July 18th, o47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
Fine New Teas!
lit NeeU York Prices.
W. NJ. MUMGEs8gDLSI

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Of and
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done We a miaciUn the
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
Elizabeth L. Welmore J
vs.
Cornelius l.. Wetmore \
State of Connecticut !
Counly Of Litcbtield.
Jnly 5tb ISi7

~ LIZABETH L. WETMORE of Ca
IL man, in said County having brought
her petition 10 the Superior Court, 10 be
holden a, Litchaeld in said County on The
third Tuesday of August lSi7, against Cor
nelus l.. Wetmore. her husband. praying
for a divorce and dissolution OF lhe marriage
relation existing bteween them, on the
ground of the wilful desertion Of the said
Cornelius for more ihan three years.
Ii is ordered that notice of tie pendency
of said petition be given the said Cornelius.
he being OUT of this State, BY the publica-
ton Of this Order ia Newspaper printed
in said Litchfela al least three weeks before
the sitting OF said Court,
FREDERICK d. KEENAN,.
Assistant Clerk of said Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
From u Physician.
Rome, N. Y. April "a, 1877

RCne, IN. = HpIll ~, I'i''
Dear Sir Il received your work Oh the 10Th
audit - truly entitled to be called the Married
Womar's Private Medical Companion. | nn-
hesitaHngl y say that shou be ~ the hands OF
every medical man, OH e. Count at the III de oil
treatment you prescribe, by which broken or
Unframed bresis, are Imp1sslD,e OF OccIrlencc -
I'm vie W, therefore, that there are thousands mas
afflicted al every confinement, It's Invaluable not
only to every Physcan BUTT every woman
| In regard to the great discovery OF VI. VI: Desc
| meaux mentioned in your work, have known
| MANY within the sphere OF my own immediate
| practice, whose health would nave bcen pferefV'
! ed and many otuers whose IVes would nave b'eh
| saved had they known and avalcd thcmSe YES oi
| u, although, OF course, 1t may be HIS epibIr o.
peryersIoi, as indeed exer are our greatest DesS'
| ings. .,.
necessary ~ presenI ,
marriage, or perhaps heslatIng ms to he propriety
OF mourning the responsibilities attendant upon
| il the impOrta nce oi being Possessed the rev.
cations contained in these pages, so int mately
involving their tutnre happiness, cannot be app
precIared. -, ru
Il is of course impossible 10 convey more fully
| in public journal, the various subjects treated
| oG as they are of a nature strictly intended for
! the married or those contemplating marriage
neither ~ necessary, since it IS every ohes duty
| TO become possessed Of knowieDge, whereby the
suffer ngs to which vile, mother, or siste
NAV be subject, can be obviaied.
NJ COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL
FREE Or POSTAGE. ~
Over ten thousand copies have been heeu
sent by mail within three months, with per
feet safely and certainty. la no instance nos
d remittance failed to reach the publisher 81
| the book those to whom il has been directed
On the receipt OF One Dollar ihe Marie"
! Wonau's Private Medical Companion WI De
sent tree Of postageto any part Of The Unled
States. All letters must be addressed post pad
to DIR. A. NJ. MaurireaU, Box i21i New YORK
CITY. Publishing Office 1919 L'ber'y street, n
1 York . IS,
me Married Woman's Private Meeiea'
| Companion is solp by Booksellers Ia New York
R,ch1nond, Philsdel phia. Boston, Mast, Co
lumbus, Ohio, Albany, Buffalo, II. LOUIS
| Charleston, New Orleans, and IN every priI'-
cipal civ in the United States. Agents IN
| Philadelphia Zeibcr s Co., New York Bur>
CESS & Sirlnger, Alhan, w &. Little X Co,
St. Louis Naiis & Cornish, Columbus John u
Blaln Agent iur CeaIral ONO. All letters
| however, must be addressed as above
Their supplied on the usual terms. 10 sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
MNIpllNlE.

THE copartaership heretofore existing be-
l. tween schuyler G. ChAdsey and myself,
is hereby dissolved. Those having claims
against us and those indebted 10 us, win settle
with ne. CALVIN BUTLER
Cornwall, July is47:
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

NJ OTICE-THE subscriber requests all pei
~ sons holding due>hills against him, pay
able 10 Goods, to present them Immediately
for payment. A. A. GKlDLEf.
Watertown, JUL 10, ls47 6wl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

one red yearling Heifer, with white belly and
tail. The owner is requested 10 prove prop.
erty, pay charges and take them awav.
PHILEMON JOHNSON.
Norfolk, July %, ls47. 'l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29


drank
ou readns o gveta
Fine TaThe sold Pkn
This good Teas whole
Observation-Disclosures
satsfa -Eceni0g Post
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

star 10 The forehead, and a While spot on
one fank-no artificial marks; for which
an owner 10 wanted.
SAMUEL WALLER,
New Preston, July 18th. 10"
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
THE
MARRIED WOMANS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR, A, M. MAURlCEAU.

BY DIR, A, M. MAURlCEAU.
Professor of Diseases of Women
Third Edition, Is mo, PIP. 225. Price $780,
.ay-25 90 Copies sod III Three Mouths ! 80
The great demand for in S most popular work,
! orwu,cn thousands are snid, has compelled the
| issue OF an edition. Ii IS intended speclaly Tor
the married as 1t dlscloSes lmport'"l secrets,
| which should BE- known to them palllcuIarly'-
| Here every t. male can discover the cauS 'ssFhlp
toms, and the mos! efficient remedies and mos'
certain mode OF cure,lile every cohipia't " "'o'i
her sex is subject
Married females will here learn the art where
by thew would retain their youth vlgnr, beauty,
elasticity Of body, aud bouyancy OF spIiIts to an
advanced age, instead ut deIng alhcted, as nun
dreds are, INTO whose hands this book hus not yet
| fallen.
Itlsan important question to the married why
il is that we behold so many MARI ed iemaIe'
sickly, debliated and Frustrated as also tue
causes and whether they are susceptIpl 70 OF rem
edy. They will here find those important mat
I ters connected with discoveries IN medical ano
psychological. scienee which meet ,hls question,
| The revelations contained nlts pages nave a
ready proved blessing 10 thousands. as the to
lowing extracts land there are lnumerabIe ones
similar import will attest.
Extract of letter from gentlemen in Dayton
Ohio.
DAYTON, May LIST. 1917.
DR. A. M. Mauriceau.
Dear Sir:-r The Married Woman's Private
| Medical Companion tor which enclose one
! dollar to your address, came safely to nahu' !
I would not have troubled you with these lew mes
but that aim impelIed by a sense OF gral'tHde'
TOR m, self and VIE, give utteIance To our SIN
cele and heartfelt emotions.
| Nv wife has bcen perc ,phby sinking Tor some
three wears or more, III consequence % Ilei -'e"i
anguish and suffering some mouth' p'loro an"
| during confinement; every successive one H'o''
and m IRE deb lated and Frustrated her' pul'Iis
her lie IN lnllnlnen, danger; and when WAS, GU
the last occasion despalrcd or | supposed ina,
this state OF things was inevitable, And resighe'
myself to meet the worst. Al ,h,s time now a.
bout two n,onthsl heard your book h Ahly sp2k
| en- Of rs containing som" matters reachng m
case. On its receipt and perusaI cannot cap es
to YOU the re.el it afforded my distressed mnd
and the iov its pages impair ed to my wlic, o.
learning that the great discovery OF W. M. Des
omeauX provided Il remedy. II opened pro-
pect To me which | little conceived was possible
No pccuniary consideration can ever repay TN
obligation | am under to You tor having been th'
means otimpArring to us the matters conIainrC
| in The Married Woman's Private Medical Com
panion But for this, ere another year would have
passed over my head, in all human prohah iIty
my wife would have been IN her grave, and my
children left motherless
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

BLACK
Ming Yong, strong and good ha-
vOr, 81 l-2
| Ming Yorg-The grocers sell this at so
cents and call it Oolong.
OOiOng, rich Black Tea, so
Compare this superior Tea with that sold BY
grocers as being an Oolong Tea, The differ
ence is too PLAN, and the deception too palp-
able.
Oo'ong, plantation growth, rs
English Breakfast, fine, so
do do extra fine, IS
Ho,oq"a's Mixture, rich and highly fla
voIed Tea, rs
Pekae Fo,cer, 100
do Scented, $50
Ne Plus Ultra, 1,5O
Ne P US Ultra-This Tea is as fragrant and
sweet as nosegay. 1t yields perfume that
is truly delightful. II is of a garden growth.
and superior to anything of the kind ever sold
in this country
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29
Came Into.

.uuauuuusas THE Enclosure of the
80 4 Subscriber some time
time in June last light
aAmD red yearling heifer, with a
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-29

,VNAKEN UP, OH the 10Th
|. L instant, a bright red Mich
Cow, 7 years old, earmarked on
the right ear, and grey at the
ends of her ears and tail. Also,
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Surtcllen.
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FIR 'hH widt'Se 0tah.id,ten baf, uno fciu
Wt fl,d'er Nu,crhlt linn abr unbefannr
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vuf,r unc wcutl wslt.Id,sn 3euun6eu &c
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,udtcu iu nrcrrii'reu an
ehrtitrp Gloqhcls.
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c5 Dem 8elfe prn Shic llbcrlI,it edrltber abs
iu'tlmmen, cb Gle 0ie9cr9cl &c Diererrufcn
,perccn lrllen -cer uid,t. S.r. Soeiues rcid,te
cine neue Sia fnr Die Grrthtun9 ec5 neltn
Counties Slu0l1t,e cir.
Iie Niu wcid,e ee crf:recrlid' modt, tal;
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Su turS ltt.
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Nie %la ,ur NcltiEsun1 eca NrciicS ccr
SanoEincertttn wurc mc,cntlid> per1ueert
uno rtnn ;um @r'tfnr:ole r21rt
dc Slll CUR @rrtdtunQ res nrucn Grun
ties Outartc wu"ot orwcrf'n.
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baNuna ciner Wrnde ntcr ecu ShrHnN bet
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Ginc |ill tic ten 9;rocrn III Sh'r taS
Medt olett Dor Scurtcu ocacn lEclEc Il,
id,woreH, mo uberhaurt &C ttltchcntcrNe-
9cr9elcSc nlceerrufr Murte tcutc mSenatc
nit % 1edcn l3 S!'rmen pcrmr,tCn. Irct
Wtios (E'rrrorn. M1rclra nnc etutirm)
lf!ntmten nit cen Ccmrfrdtrm oclCn ctc
Su. (IEr tlcitt @curtrnrr S'ctt NIT ici-
uer Teacrmrilf Die cr cen Ntrlitirriiten
ocr Der Wahl 10 mciitcr ld tuftrirltc 2
c>m SHduie Gc,dab utdts rru tNrncc.
rcr Sldtlgfclt.
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Strm. g djn!ifsl.
Narrwtrra. tar. Z

S,arr,strr9 Sar. Z.
Tcner.-Tas ScEb1u5 oerTrou S:tetlcD
an rc' Trrnlrafe. fttna om lcecn Dh't
mrd, Steue nm llhr rurh cIs Sfenrctr
III rte. ten Stodpsrf <cucr une crlltt be
r,utcnrcn Shncen. Tas SNaus lit en-
srrGce tr,ynIeltcs N1dltcinactauce. unr
cas- rbcre Strt,rcrf nnc Soch wurren onni
scritrrt, run ras Ncbiuce uuree irnl nrd,
Wei tcid'Irrat, f. m'e aut, en orrBcr 5ted
Ger None0erItt'd'attcu rcr Trnu SteNap
Ger Gauge Nc,lult p)rc luf 8 5OObieS COO
9cid,iEt, meid'fr rhne 9neltel t,rrer auf III
2'cporncriln fallen muB, Ole crit gan; tur;-
llh clllcibe bfscg.
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Ticrit. CnoNiE.

TaS 3cEtnE clncs Crnltmitden, r,e
cS mllf flid, rcn ,Tm1Htcn 'neQtt. lit prrGcn
lantct mrr'ith frlornrc' mo6.n.
gnul Rlcmcntnc S!nrcl,e, 0etilrtia 1n3
SanStanlvr. Eof tCt nj! Gu :">1hr, wenlaIr
10 ,u;ruatc in S"nicn 9.ittncen, rno lld
m1hrtnr rw,cr .lrt'.
NlciElQ-on ter lNAn[:h,'r,
SfnuQldm-~,n rrr 2Irtflt.
Srra'1m-f,rr Nch ,Itlf,
CiCid nuns lm 9luercccn.
Ttcnnctid,-Ncdcn WInnSrrr|rncn,
Srcu-,hrsn vCbh1tcrn, NIB
Gbrllh --.psuu all2s u:rlhlc0;n mar, BE-.
icuSet.
Ghrm. Sdlu.iff9l.
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Die Hiternid retliee gritrn ON ]. b. NIT
n paffasiere unb t,irat cine ff6,fere prtt
rah eurpa ol6 je ;usrr Gin Tamrffhfff:
aegcn 5O,CCO griefe aus ttn Ger. Gtaafsm,
tine unssfdbr sleid'e sIniabI aus @anatA u.
3eitun9en ,,cbae, 3abl." (S&Reup.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-10

Ni ihtta-Tcr Stactrath bon St.ernt5
teidlrf, cin Memr,ial an Die ee9t5latur rrn
WtilIrurl creeten ;u ta'lrn, i'm Sn ermdd'r''
cen ctuc baLte I)ti.llrn StlIar5 III bcrNen,
nm jlc sum Wau ciner Giienbaln ;tplld'tn
Ct grui5 ump Cincinnati cpcr Cen Can. lscu
auSuIc9cn.
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. a 6 fraaen.

$50 itno Garl Erumen enauer unr
Sob. eeonbaro BON Sberbrombob
@rcbberSo9tbum Sloenbur9. i'm Sdlifsn'
tbum 8irfenf elo?
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lid,f, ndhere slusfunft iiber cen icsiScn 9luf,
entbatscrt rcrnlben, 1T etbalten. Cant
Mttteiluna, icGen riefelben, Shmiece pom
prrfrliIcn, Dor nid,t LANCER 3eit iii elmer
Sabrif m Staate Sie,p Yrrt belhdftiet ae-
wcfen ieln. SIlle Menlhenfreunre. melde
i'm Stauee ilno, ndtere sluefunft iiter cic-
ielben mit,utbeilen. 70 Wie bic Grfra9tcn
lelbF Tno crluht, bieielbe an bic 9lrbre6e:
SafOb &rumen auer,
care Of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Selan9en 81 la0en.
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9lm lcetcn Ohttwrh BART Ger GeiTel ree
Tamrftrr:es YaoHir tei Jter Orleans, bi
,peltt,r @eIcaenheir IA Oteniten (rgIet:t ocs
trctst unc mstre beccatcno belt)Ict9t spurs
cer.
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Wc 1T elbclf aunte Gus gladitat,, I'M

J-VT2VNIFUW y1VISTTtH
Gr perl,e6 @Iidfabt 1886 unb laneete III
Baltimore i'm ielben Sahr -Sein inter-
fd,rietcner gruber erlndht jeben. Der iiber
osnlelben slusfuuft aeben fam tiefes su
tsun. Carl Gnnte,
preltcn VcFcffee, BiuinSton Diitritt.
6. 90.
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$50 1T Nrieori6 @hQhrer,

eebirtis aus N,eihmeiler, @antrn 3,peibrii-
den, &Oni9reih 8aiern2
Terlelbe iol lid, III oen lesten Sabren
in ct. ecuis, 10 Wie iberbaupt i'm Meiten
aufaebaIten haben. Gein Brnber ceinrid
Sdldtrer i'll 8ritcn, ter ibm tpid'tise Gad,.
rtdteu wesen Gem69eap erhdltnlfIe tnifSu-
tbe,len bat, tpiinidlt febnliGft feinen SIufeni.
bait ,n erfatren. gr, 70 trie ale Menfhen-
freunce, neld,e ausfnnft ertheilen ftnnen,
1no 9ebeteu, lrld,e 9elanoen su lahen, al
Neinrih g hdbrer
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
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areuf;ii6c MTfe.

GiA Sslttrrel<t,sr unc em Dteu6e oiu1eu
IN Brain; III eiucm lSuthe, uno liefen lIt
einc WrdnuHrlt Ocbcn Ter Dreuep mddte
een So:ltl1l, lie wrIlten cle lSurlt auf Die
2lrr tbcl!en, c1S icrer eIncn :3,rfd enpcn
,ri|hcn bic 3atne netmen unc Damn ,ehen
lrltc, tFs Te Ncdtcm jc>er el-
nen 3lrftt im Munee hatte, luate Der Vrcu
Sc cmd, Die :3hhne ipred'cnr - d, t 6?
(hait cu e5.) GO, ermieoerte eer Sciicreid,cr
NIT weir actfflcteu Wmcc. uno Ihne4 ,ca
DC, Yreuse be oorse l&urit an ld,, unc cns
1T nod, ouf ren teu,iaen Id9 cas-. mas man
preueUde Nrlitif renut, unc ein Scle9 Ca
;u 1T ccr 3Cllocrein.
,Mimme,' f,ate ein fleiner renniDlrani-
itler Gnate sn ieiner Wuttcr, id, 9lat, caf
3ic9(er's Schn in 9ieb is nit unlerer SdlID.
uiHalt'd Moul bu orrnstger Sun9e, mas
mad,t rid ,prbl 10 Qlab1 2
Isl neil c}ohn Td, weecer bic Sdlly reit!,
mic ne junoeRote wcceer CT heeeeTodltch.
Sd, beuf' rrb net tae Die SdG' ces
leist.'
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gleldM's!' y
,Cacci thu bcd ben Sub'n in's Sett er
Noes at ricl.
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u.-Set Gem Sabre 1881,

g u.-Sett Gem Sabre 1881.
100 suerlt IL Ct. veuls MT Cen gan el-
ncs tlelnsm Tamrfocrtes Ger slnfans sc.
nladt wmrce, tlnD an otH hlcl1lca 9She,f
ten eeatu 40 Dampfbrrte su'ammcn NIT
CEN Gcnnen9ehAlt prn 10000 Irnncn,
urc NIT 2tuell9c bon miNTIhr $500 OOO
a, taut c,cen. Aaiu ii 5G"mrtflbrcrp
Il inc lS tte 90 Talf,n, sum I>rGth pen
unytfatr 5O,CCO. Irr tttNSe Sd tff5tau
hat {, It ltI t.n i,e Gu SabrcN emcn srohIn
9lufdmuu1 ,f,D nncn. nnc Utrpr'tlt tcl
ocn 0tcstm natll ltt,fu GcrthtlIcn Wclht
Die Gage umcrer St1ct tlctet (ebr ttccu,
tenr AZ mCr>cn, Mnc 'dhru III rentGcn Sab.
zen ale auspltli5e SrncurscnS atsuldrel-
cCn.
Galifcrnild, 3eitu NO. Curh
cincW 9Scr. Ct. WC,d matcr aus tcm I'll
!ru lGtcr, bier fiji Slth auNetcmTcnca Si,
fiier, Il! mln orn cCm Sr,d>cnrn clnte
mctbfHtild cn>lntes ~ ?hcntcicD III Stcr
Galicrnlcn rcrlid,Crt, lnccm ceilrlbcn e'nl-
&C Nun,meru cWlte ron S1l;cu unc Semp-
le kctraueNe0eteEcn SI1,Gcs .,Gnltrln;an"
mi'0ctrod,t tat. Go Ut ci:ie 3rttunN DC
rrite III rmalittvr rr1ttt, uno ubglhInri
DC src,tc Zcltuug, ,rcld,e nS1llfVrnlcn er-
lhNnCn ut.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-10

Ter i,eue Bbis @cupern6r bon O1e,rycrf
bat bic l8 slntirenter tegnasigt bic ces Wcrs
ces mebrerer 8eamten ilterfiibrt, su 3,ld,s
thansitrafe oerurtbeilt paren. Was tbut
Wbtserte niht um sur pclitiiden Madt III
aelanseua
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
pREcOCIoUs CHILDREN.

Somebody. no, particularly fond Of that
class oil Juveniles called babies, says; 1--WE
never saw a baby yet, however smart at
home. that did credit itsclf at public as
sembly." Although We ara ourselves a.
fond ol children. in their place. as any one
living. yet we must sustain the foregoing
declaration. In this progreAsipe age. ihrrc
arc however no such lhlng as eAnW,-. =,
is either baby, or man, or woman--no in
.ormedia,e state. We never saw shin.
iant Phenomenon" shown Off by fond aud
anxious mother, but cont tiemps, com
pleio failure, was the result. We never
&c, glimpse oflhc plot Of farce d this
Kind, without backing out Of tho scrapc, II
possible.
Il as an established fact. that every child
In tho estimation Of ils fond parents, is
nalural.bon genius, AMI no mistake
Dickens, in describing an interesting event,
which occurred in the kenwigs family, in
dulges in the query, tha, if il be true that
oyery child Il natural born genius, where,
in the world do all the common place, every.
day people come iIoml
An additional instance Of the danger Of
attempting 10 show Of children before CON.
pany, was related to Us, the other day, by u
friend, who, although ho has an interesting
family Of young folks, who reflect great
credit on their "broughien up" does not
exhibit them as prodiglss.
Al party assembled at house on
Fourth street, Il few evenings since, the
fair hostess wished 10 astonish her company
with the precociiy other pretty little curly.
headed boy" OF four years oi age; aud
Frank rccitcd the "Pet Lamb" with great
APPRECIATION.
"Ws. - remarkcda gentleman in the
crowd, anxious 10 propliaia the mother of
the young genius, "he pronounces his word,
with astonishing disiincincss---anolher
proof Of his mothers admirable teachings.
"Ycs.' said the gintiiicd mother, "and
believe IN teaching children French in their
infancy as well as their native tongue.
have already taught Frank TO pronouce a
number Of familiar French words. Listen.
Frank, say pdrle..lI-prelty, nowl"
Tho prodigy thinking no doubt, OF iha,
children's friend, Peter Farley, answered
this correctly.
"oh admirable" said the gentleman.
The lady, greatly encouraged by the up.
plause, proceeded.
"Now, Frank, say bou quet, and you
shall have some leo cream"
Frank, thus, encouraged, commenced
"boo--boo, "bui getting no farther, the
mother continued
That's right so far. Vulgar people al
ways say Jo,--bui Jou what, Franki"
Upon second trial the child kept "boo
-booing," until his mother fearful that no
would be sci down as a BOBBY, again come
10 the rescce with
"Comc, Frank. yod can say il. You cor
thinly have not forgot. What do put into
the glass every morning"
ooh, know noisin
"That'sa a man. Well, Frank, wha, Is
it, my sonl"
"Why, b.b.JraHdy moiherl"
Frank did not get the ice.cfeam, but
was sent away to get up his French. lie
went out o.booiDg to another tune.
Western Continent,
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
.N'eIC G0Odsy

TENllE subscribers are now receiving and open.
d ing a large aud well assorted stock Of good,
suited TO this Market which have been selected
with great care, and are now offered 10 purchaser.
at an low prices and on as good terms us they can
be- procured elsewhere Our stock s general. com.
pHsihg Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware
Cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, Hats, Boots eld
shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails,
Castings, 1iuwarc, Carpenters and Blacksmtli'.
Tools, Groceries, &c, &c, Sc.
A. BLOCK & SON.
Washington, Ark, April 90, lsl1.2O.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
Arkansas.
tmsrEm

GuTfrRaf.
Taoa,s nkfN,-lpIlle Rock, post aiIice.
SeHaIEH ot sac.
p.ttp Z. GHrla,-t.ii.e Rock. poet aiiice.
AaIiiaf NJ Public Accounts.
Ea.s \. CoSuA,s==lauls Rock. posi office.
Tfeamer.
Sanurl An,aa-I.lllr Rock. pot ailier.
Judge = ihe Supreme Court.
1hemas Iollusan, Gbi,t Iar,iee, Callsgefilc.
SALINE county
Williamson : Oldham, associate lust#es, lay
riitsiIl,, Washington county
William Conway u associate Justice. Bsies.
VILE, Independence eenHty
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
Coparinership Notice.

IENllE undersigned having THE day associated
with himself Ia business h.s son DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will b. coniue,sd
Of the Old stand In Washington under tho atylc Of
A. BlocK & SoN lle would avail himself Of this
occasion to return hn sncers thank. to hIs old
friends aud customers for ilo lbstal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and assures them llint
no exeriious will be spared 10 merit a continuance
OF il By the new lim.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Arb, April 20, lsl7.2O-u
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
Gin lHHanuCaclOry.

TENlE undersigned AIRY now manufacturing their
4 improved COTTON GINS at Mindon, La.
aud are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin.stauds, made after the latest and most i'm.
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within l95 miles Of Mnden. or at
Washington Columbus or Fulton. Arkansas, free
Of any additional cost An orders from distance
will be promptly attended to- For nny information
relative 10 the quality Of their Gins they refer 10
Gen. q. d Royslon, William Crablfec or William
Vaughn, llrnps,eud county, or Henry VI. h..
may, u. Strickland aud A. C. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
Mnden, La, May ~, lsl7.23.tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-25
.Lmle.ser he Cirrnh Cnnris.

JmlFfsaT ne firrHN f0HrIs.
isi Crruil- Juhn n. Jon,s. Ilcl,na, Phillip.
county
Pad Creut-M i.lam II Sutton. Columbia,
thicni county
30 Circuit William e. Scott, Bal,Atllr, indr.
pondeucr county
iih Ctsu'l-S,bron e. Sneed, Fayetteville,
Washington county
ath C,rcui-MiIliam II. rr'd. i.iilc Rock.
ruIa,ki county
Gih Cirrmt-Groge Conway, Washington.
Ilcmparad county
'th Ctcuit--Nhiism ". llgd, Clafkstllr.
johnson ruuniA.
smCWut-Chrhiophrf {. Scott, Camden, Qua
chla county,