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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
General Notices.
PHRENoLoGrsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOwLBRs q WELLS,
l3l Nassan.st. n. Y.
TIN LIrrERS AND NEwSPAPH1s
k FOR FOREIGN PORTS.


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York Tribune for al Foreign rers, and al s1e" snd
newspspers deposited In this Once wiz always % N'
wErdsd BY The very earsess vcsssa This cepsrnsos
under The special supervision Of J. B. NOVEL; Ese'
well Known for unny ysars The experienced and en-
Glen, Superintendent. Of Foreign Letter Department d
Bags open for OF letters and news
papers for the following place. VIA Loodoa Lverreo
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Ayres Oregon. Mexico. Panama. D. Thomas, knss'oo.
Jam Ma anras. Havana
Oehce open IRON A. n. I'll ier.M.
..n. p I't Tor The tho psss.i Zip TORONTO Capt
which ,aus tos London on the sith inst myu
CLOTHING.
Ready Mod s~d Mais 10 Order.
The Cheapest Fashionable
eAss rAILoaise
HsrAs
my, ,mO. '" H. oh'Aoof No. % ralosa
CLOTHING.
Rod, Mads, 6o~ :, to sas.
Al the ClothlpE
wARsHossE,
lOs vutoost mye I'm
~ Water Cure Establishment at syossct.
(0yster Bsyl l.. l. New.fork-Dr SAW, me cs1hes,
Mns. on Re subject, hss recently returned from Germany.
aud opened OF Wster treatment ~ above. ehu N
connection with HE former one IN me Guy Lnc ioesNou
il ona OF me most heathu rural and besutfal by nature
that be gined and the springs beside being proos
bly, copious and numerous than al any similar esao
shmeni ether this country the Old are, 80 Tar a.
analyses have been given, ysyer ~ gsss Inc sems o'
admission here will be reasonable sss eonstseo vary
Ing from IS 10 SO per week Including the hrst msdi
cal and alton Of The Persons In Ihs
civ NAV receive treatment - heretofore.
N. B.-rhose who cannot leave homo msy receive wiz
ten directions for OF treatment 10 be followed
where they Except essss ofclersymen and amis
and destitute persons fee must be sent 10 sdysnee-
DAYS from 10 A NJ. to p. N. -.
The Wssr.Curs Msnual, very recent public oy
Dr. shsw (price - ceuts) may be obtained through mail
or Of booksellers generally slso, tho WsierCufs Joorns'
semi monthly At 81 per year. myISu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

PoLcE-The house OF Hugh Maxwell. ofNysck,
IVA. bursariously entered about o'clock Inis morning
and robbed of q silver spoons dozen silver forks,
siITcr butter knives red plaid shawls and willow
49,, m ef mas not been arrested The house OF
Mrs Meg. Yyack was entered las, night aud robbed Of
SarL cloth .aek coat No arrest Henry Lsnsereeker
was last night arrested BY officers Miller And ogden OF
the EIevenih Ward charged with committing an assault
win intent 10 Kill on the person Of Michael Hoffman
Detained for examination. Two or three cases Peas
larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
JudIcIal Mountaineering.

KINGS Co-WILLrAM ROCKWELL Jodge AN
nzyw B HopcEs Surrogate HARaANus b. DuRYKA'
District Attorney. -.
Cayiga Co.-JoHS I. HUBERT, Juose .Aon
d NV Surrogate, EpES w. AIsfs District Attorney
HEssY II. FnLxY, EzsA w. BArEMAS, Associate JUS
tees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

~ The Albany correspondent Of the Courier
& Enquirer has learned that il the Barnburner section
Of Loco Focos get the upper hand in the state Con
venon today they will nominate candidates for Ap-
peal Court Judges Chancellor Wslworth 1t Gov Add
son Gardiner formerly Circuit Judg e Jewett of
Onondsgs and Abraham Bockee of Duchess, formerly
Custom House officer here-Mr. Boekee 10 be dropped
if the New.York City Delegation go with them and in.
sist On a candidate from this quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

GOVERNOR OF JALAPA-Gen- Twiggs has been
temporarily appointed Governor OF JIApa and enArseo
VIII the preservation Of order and the protection oil tne
nh.htauts of that place Lieut. Col Chds has been s
noIu,ed Military Commandant Of the city. lPlesyuns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
INST PUaLIsHED.
Remopale.

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney ct Law, &C. hes
"A removed from "a Bsskmsn.s 10 10 City Hail Place,
The collection Of accounts and claims prom ply attended
TO- ss examined, money loaned and obtained on bond
and mortgage &C. Also land for sale 10 vshous parts Of
The Union as low 90 10 cents per acre myII lm'lnp
ISAAC DAYTON, Attorney and Counsellor has re-
Maidsu-lans myll Imeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Bocks.

THE FIRST AMERICAN BOOK ON
DOAD MAKING.-A Manual Of the Principles and
IL Practice OF Road Making comprising The ocs',so'
copsIncnn snd i'm Of the roads, common NC
Adam. paved plaok, etc. and railroads. By w ~ Oh
.spie X NJ Professor OF Civil Engineering Ia Union Col
legs. ,<,,
A valuable treatise, and much wanted 10 mo om'ea
States where the common roads greatly INFERIOR 70
those OF any other civilized country rhio dencisncy Nh
true 10 In some degree owing 10 regency vi seemen
paucity OF population and the consequent scarcity Of csp
IA aud labor but IL 10 also attributable 10 pfevHcnt
noance either Of the principles OF road mshng OF
the advantages OF putting these principles INTO
just published and for sale by A. g. bAkNES ~:
myl7 q .. Jun" y.
JUST PUBLISHED,
TIME WATER. CURE MANUAL-A popular wors, EN-
bracng descriptions Of tho various modes OF osinins
ts byg.nic and effects OF air exercise, eohins
oecupston diet watsr.drnkiog, &c togsiher with oe
scrpon. OF diseases and the ydropshc means to DO en-
ployed therein lamo muslin. IS cent: paper covers oS
rsnis By joel Shew, D. Published BY
81 Johu-sI
CAB have full stock Of school and Miscelsnsoas
Books Blank Books, Writing and Wrapping Paper BON
net Boards &c which they sell cheap Tor cash. or
proved credit ...,,-
invited TO call myio Ncs"W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
CITY ITEMS.

II The Harlem Railroad IS now finished TO
Cro,on ais. fifty three miles and half good deal
of business is now done in carrying up gypsum and
bringing down chip timber. The new depot a; Forty
Second st. with the necessary shops Is nearly finished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

MApEIRA-The Journal Of Commerce has a let.
ter from this Island stating that the famine there was
caused mainly by the total loss BY the rot of the Poisoe
crop for the last two years Flour sells for si per Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

~ The Countess OF Elsin may be daily expect
ed in America She leit Lambson Castle the Of her
brother the Earl OF Durham the 18th OF April pre-
vious TO her departure for Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Virginia.

There is nothing farther from the perplexingly
close District, with respect to Bocock and Irving,
in this State A letter of May Q to the National
Intelligencer from Campbell Court House, says
81 have copy of the polls before me, brought
down from Campbell by the Sheriff who carried the
Charlotte yolls up for comparison with the returns from
the other Counties. Although by this statement there
stands iory of for Bocock yet there is reason
to suspect double voting in two instances in favor Of
Bocock, and other matters apparent upon
the face OF the polls, which prevented the sherfs o!
the Counties in the District from giving the return TO
either of the candidates. The Sheris have appointed
farther day for meeting again. when they will be bet
ter prepared 10 decide the questions arising II will be
ten days yet before certainly know who will get
the return. go.
Even If Bocok gets it, Irving will in all probability be
entitled TO the seat upon rejection OF bad votes but
such correction of the polls cannot be made except By
contesting the election Our laws, however, require
double be stricken from the polls by the Sher
IFS and then In OF te the election IS TO be de-
cided by lot fairly and publicly drawn.
Morgan Connty-The Martinsburg Republican
states that Messrs Thompson and Michael have deter
mined 10 have another for the Legislature TO save
the trouble and expense of bringing the matter up next
winter la the present state OF parties in the Legsla
,ure, the vote Of Morgan is all important.
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miscellaneous.
aRANpYwINB CORN MBA

NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-Ths subscribers, miilefs
~ at ywino 10 The State Of Delaware beg issye
notify tho shippers Of hilndred corn meal has MY
Brandy wine meal. v
miller at West Troy, and ono q, Waterford, Ia New.
Yors beside several In the State Of having
forged tho msrks Of The subscribers by placing Brandy
sins mills in conspicuous letters on lheir barrels
Shippers will please Jake notice that sddtuon 70 me
word Brapdywins the names Of the subscribers are also
used on all their psckages and that the only agents Ia
NewYork arc Msssrs. John L. Buckley Co, and hessfs
Allen Paxson-
An expsrisncs Of upward Of 70 years BY their proson'
tors and themselves In the manufacture Of Kiln dried meal
ust6es them Ia saying that hey will furnish article
which will keep any desirable length Of Time In ell cl
mslea- Brand wins Mills, ed April, lsH.
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH T. PRICE CO.
OF t,a JAMES y PRICE
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MANS ACCOUNTABILITY TO GOD
4 sERlION

By REV. Il W. BEEcHEE, or INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
Preached in the Crsnberry.st Church, BroOkIys,
Sunday evening, May Dc, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

MORTAL SICKNESS OF THE LORD
LIEUTENANT or IRELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

~ MIDsHlPMAS RoGERs, it seems, was re-
moved from Perote to Puebla the same day the fight
commenced a, Cerro Gordo. 1t is sheer wsnton cru
city,. says the Pcsyune, to keep that gallant young
officer in prison. We trust that the next time batch
of Mexican officers fall into hands his release will
be specially treated for"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, suitable for Dew
"A pers repl~nish the disasters occ ssion
ed By removals houseclesnng consisting Of whise
Csmbnsn China Dinner and new shape Toilet Sets Ia
zeal variety Of pa,ierns; shape white China Tee
ses and Ce.e Cups and 6sacs For sale q III Atlantic
o. South Brooklyn, and sent TO every part OF Brooklyn OF
New-York, free Of expenss. - u,.,c
40 lms ThoMts y. rInLo.
* HOW CASES! SHOW CASES: 81 ~ Cs.....
S-Athe Mandatory corner Of Beec Ier ana hsmmo.d
ara Main and elegant Counters and upright showcase
con.snty on hand and made order, with silver plated
bars and plated fronts the premium showcase Manu-
factory corner Of Blocker aud Hsmmond aus N.Y. Im-
MATHEMATICIAN ISsTRuMEMsaYlns Lon
NIsoo Manufscture-WhstmsL'sD Drawing Paper, 81 oil
,e. and other materials for Engneers he ust fscsvsd
by lie Westminse. Also, on hand general assortment
OF m 'Ss' I@-oS. T. ~ Y boUsLEDAY. 20 Jcha-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

YANKEE NEWSPAPER AT JALAPA!-The advanced
division of the American Army entered Jalspa on
the 18th of April On the 18th the first number OF
an American newspaper was published; the types
presses and materials having been borrowed OF the
Mexicans. as the Fates JOrrored Hector-vdelicet.
icitLom any intention Of returning him
So we not only turn their own cannon against
the Mexcans, but their types also
This Is the patent age OF new inventions
For killing bodies and for saving souls
And we trust our newspapers may be as eiiectual
in the last effort as our artillery has been in the
first. Speaking OF Jalapa, this newspaper-Amer-
lean Star it is caed-says Taking Jalapa, all
in ALL we are highly pleased with it and its people,
and cannot conceive, that there is any difference OF
opinion on that subject among us Americans"
They hare taken Jalapa, all IN all, and that they
are pleased with it, must be most gratifying to all
interested in the extension of the area Of free
DOM"
Gen Morales and Landero, imprisoned by Santa
Anna for sunendering Vera Cruz, the " Star in
forms u.s. were released on the approach OF our
forces and two South Carolina volunteers and an
American sailor were liberated by our troops
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FOURTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.

ENCOURAGING STATE OF THE CROPS.
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no CARRIAGy llAkKRS-is' p'ess d i -
xbScS ciolk g naAdsalnnA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

The Steamship BRITANNIA arrived at
Boston on Sunday evening about mid
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Mutual Benefit Life 1nsu- rance Company,
No. II. WALL STREET, NEW YORK. Licss only insured, at the loscest rates ef premium.

No. II. WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
 Lices only insured, dt the loavest rates ef
 premium.
 THE following are among the induce l menis offered by this Company:
 l. The premium, if over $50. may be paid one fourth in cash, three fourths in secured note at 12 months. bearing 6 per cent interest, subject to assessments if required. -
 Or it may be settled in aCeekiy, monthly, or quarterly paJments. -e t- a
 9. An annual division of profits. -.- Y.
 3. No person is liable beyond the amount of his premium,
 . 4. Married women may insure the lives of their husbands, free from any dem and ot their creditors.
 5. No part of the profits is withheld or diverted from the insured in any way a.2 >1 6. There is no stock or loan, either nominal or real, 10 pay interest for; the company having ample capital in the premiums received. ?. The assured can surrender their policy at any time after term of years and receive 'ts equivatent value. .-. An evidence of the deserved popularity of this company is shown by the ct that Tn IT months (to 1st October) they issued 2541 poli- cies-the premiums received amounting to $229,473 s2. Any further information will be cheerfully given On enquiring ofthe Agent at Bank in this village.
 New policies issued in December 236. G. F. DAVIS, Agent. Lichfeld, 26th Jan. 1S47. 6w37
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

f=sssE1E!1M fE1M -HE Canton Tea Company has
 eR ww been popularly known for
 ~ many years. This is the largest uka44A.e iz5 and oldest Tea Establishment in America. The public have had full proof of their Integrity and responsibility But such has been the great and pressing demand for their Teas of late, that they have been obliged to enlarge, to great extent, their two princi- pal establishments in New York wiz:
 l25 CHATHAM k I63 GREENWICH ST. They moreover possess facilities, in relation 10 the Tea Trade, in very abundant degree, and doubtless superior to any Tea Concern in A. merIca. Their scrupulous regard to all prin. ciples that tend to elevate the character oi a large house. is wei! understood, and has al. ready secured them connection, probably, larger than all other Tea Establishments uni ted, and they are consequently determined 10 sell Teas purer, more trdgrant and peyfecf for the prices, in the aggregate than any house in the world-China excepted.
 They most zealously invite the attention of the inhabitants of Wolcotville, 10 their Agen. cy. where the following assortments are a!w avs on hand. and they teel no hesitation in stating that wherever a Single triaI is made, very great preference will be given 10 the celebrated Teas of the CANTON TEA COMPANY!
 N-Resder, make the experiment!
 Retail Prices nstoI|otcs. suGjccf in 0H c0ses 10
 0e TetttTHeCL if mol 0tpT0rcd Of--
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Farm for Sale.

A A FARM FARM .o9, containing ntndd4s,osso sso Giii 10 Meadow, e, ,ployIasd. 1 ; Pasture s lies both sides of the road which leads from South Farms to Watertown, and is abouttwo miles fromthe former place, and lies in the town ot Bethlem, two miles northeast from the Meeting House There is on the Farm large two.story DWELLING HousE, suitab able for one or two families; two large Barns, with suita- ble out buildings.-The Farm has been used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows, pair of Oxen, and span of Horses, summer and win. ter; besides sufficientland to plough.- A liberal credit will be given fo- good share of the purchase money, ir ~esi- red.-Enquirc of the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bethlem, Dec. 3, 1S44. tf20
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
THE NEW HIGHLANDER.

THE NEW HIGHLANDER is published tt l New Haven. Connecticut, in quarterly .umbsrs. of l52 pages each, at $3 per annum. 'oui Volumes have alreely heen published, thich can be had by subscribers for the 9th or urrcnt volume for $6, postage paM. This ,ffer of the back volumes for so low price, is aade as an indccement so subscribe for the york, and cannot be long continued. The rice will soon be advanced again to $2.50 per 'olume. Orders should be sent to the publish 1T, A. H. MALrBY, New Haven. who will pay < he postage on all Numbers issued alter the subscription has been paid. Payment strictly n advance entities the subscrlber tu receive he whole volume postage paid.
 The subscriber having recovered from severe sickness. which disabled him from attention to business hepast year, is happy again to com mend the New Englander to the favor of its former patrons, and to state few facts tor the information of any who may not bs well &C., luainted with the work
 The NEwaENGLANDER is under the Editorl- al care of an association of Gentlemen whose names havsbeen given to the public in Cir~ cular and who have some reputation both as scholars and writers. We hope to make the work more than ever valuable and worthy or patronage. Our aim will be to maintain a fair standard of literary excellence and gentle manly and Christian bearing towards all par~ ties and persons, and to embrace in the scope of our articles and discussions the whole range of topics in which the improvement and we'll being of man are concerned or the religious character of the work. nothing need be saic Our views in theology are we'll known. and we trust, scriptural. In the department of morals and of benevclence, we shall endeavor to keep ''conscience void of offence" In politics we shall freely utter our convictions of the charac- ter of all public acts and measures without partality to any party. and with strict regard to what we believe to be the true policy of ststessnnd nations. Our object will be to fur- nish work for readers of intelligence and ear. nest minds, of all classos and professions; a work which will tend only to tho advancepent of society in knowledge. virtue and religio
 EDWARD R. TYLER&A
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
~0MR -A@@

THE WOLCOTTVILLE MAFUFAC-
 TURING COMPANY nFFER FOR SALE the STORE formerly " occupied by them. Said store is situated in the center Of the village w ttviiiss.a~ joining the Hotel of Fl. B. Richards. and the location for cash business in merchandising is not surpassed by any other in the county.- Possession will be given immediately.
 Enquire of B. H. MORSE, Agent.
 Wolcottville, Oct. 19, 1916. .s5t, N.B. All persons indebted to the above na- med Company are requested to make payment of the same. fese.a..--.s. rzs. 23
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Geese Feathers.

TrHE subscribershave mad earrange.
 l lnentsto keepa constantsupply of a firstratearticle of Geese Feathers --seleced and packed with great care by ourselvesin packages from 20 to Solos,; and illfurnish atailiimesanyquantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they will warrant to beas good as the best. .ntas low prices as can be purcha sed of eIuaIquality inthe state. s. 6 l.. HURtBUT.
 Vim hester, l647.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15

THE 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 the 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 them packed in one chest. These teas also cone in five pound Chinese packages, called quattoons, a very convenient, fanciful and portable shape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
1NvALuA9Eu FAMxIx

OIX LECTURES on the USES OF THE O LUNGS, Causes, Prevention and Cure of Consumption. Asthma and Diseases of the Heart. On the Laws of Longevity and mode of preserving male snd female health, symmetry and beauty exposing causes and cure of those diseases that produce consumption, or shorten life, ss Affections of the skin, spine, stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver. scrofuIa. piles, eravei and female com uplsinis. Ifs rules are easy. practical and pore, form guide 10 perfect health and long life 9 engrsvipgs. 32l pages. 90 cents Postage 9 I-2 cts. By SAMUEL SHELDON HITCH: A. M.. M. D., at 7O7
 01-Any person remiiiing fifty cents, free will trade supplied.
 Feb llth 1S47. aoeoweu,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
MARRIED WOMAN'S PR
VATE MEDICAL COMPAMlON
 By A. M. MAURlCEAU, sd Pr9fessor ef Diseases cf Women.

fG VA E MEOANAA NSMA A6A%ANN' lf ta By A. M. MAURICEAU, sa
 Professor cf Diseases cf Women.
 JUST PU UBLIsEIED. gfssaa 9
 eaegse ssa Price $l. .s
 ITHE important secrets here contained
 \ though ofa nalue strictly intended. for the Married, yet to those contemplating marriage, 1t is equally important. The various subjects treated ofin the Mar> sried Womans Private Medical Companion ,ore of mature with which every female, either married or contemplating marriage, sheuId be- come conversant, especially the great French discovery here contained to ignorance of the existence of winch the life of many wife has fallen . sacrifice; as also restraining many pfua dent persons, from the dread of poverty or the prospect of large family of children, from marrying.
 To the female afflicted with the various com- plants arising from stoppage, iIregularity. decliae, or retention of the Menses, 1t IS inval. uable, as containing the causes, symptoms and he most certain remedies for the removal of her complaints. a,
 Every husband, and every father, as also eve. young man contemplating to become cne. will here find suggestions. which once possessed ,so recuniary consideration will induce them to part with There own happiness. the future happiness of their children. depend upen being possessed of the important secrets contained in this work How true it is that knowledge is power how often il is that what we acquire for one dollar, we would not part with for thousands. .-ss '.t Z. ~-
 On the receipt of One Dollar, the " Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" will be sent free of postage to any part of the United States. Address -(post paid) Dr. A. M. Mauri> ceau. Box 1924, NY. City. Office 64s Broad.. way, N. Y. -
 N. B. Travelling and other Agents sending most liberal Discount. The gvrat demand iSs this work. and the liberal discount allowed, enables pedlars, travelling merchants, and other agents to realize handsome profits from its sale. A few more agents wanted. Address (post. paid) as above. 1w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
\. A. HULL

"ouLD respectfully inform his friends
 w and the public generally that be has uf i541-T; and that he can De found at all bu- siness hours af the Old Stand Sna door essf sf inc Court House where he will be pleased Co await upon those s~ho may favor him with a call. WeknOw how tc appreciate the unbo,,N- ded patronage received through the lsie dull ssason. and our grateful acknowledgements are. duly rendered. st-1 '
 Iifrhfeld. Aug, 1s40. tfI
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-15
Ready .Wnele Clothing.

THE Subscribers have made engagements l for full and complete assortment of Ready Made Clothing, and are now receiving the same at the Wolcottvills Cash Store. ct Hartford prices.
 LATHROP & BRADFORD. Welcettville, March Is, 1847. A