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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Health! Health '!
 pr. WOODS SA R s A P A k 1 l. l. A WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

THIS extract of Sarsaparllla ana A Wild Cherry IS a speedy remedy for Jaun, dice, Liver umplaini, DI spepsla, ScFoiulo anu all such dIsea see us take ihr,r i'rin al i'hpu!I state ot the blood, impaired digestO"' ""! ''" sia;e UfIhc Liver aud oGOnIach. "eaKheS "i '"e Nervous system, and disordered anu ueo"I'" | ted constitution , ,,,,.,, cLr r;, Dr. W,ud's SarsaparIla and Wild | merry Dit tore have n ready, hV their suhstanl!l eNcei- | lance won q degree uf pubic iavor and patron ane. which puts them beyond the need of re- e"I R.i"e faithfully prepared of the most excel. lon, materials, they ca" be fully confidcu in by all in need of a tonic, aperient or alterativG re medy.
 parilla is warranted [" be found m great purity and strength, and gaining much by irs union win ihe Wild Cherry, tonic nf the tirs' order This happy combination Ia the only one ever made of these articles, and founded it is on the best medical principles, and their virtues extracted by a rigid chemical analysis, expert. encc has shown its usual power anu efficacy.
 This preparation will be found on trlal, tn be T sure and speedy remedy fnr the diseases emu. mera,ed above They purify the blood, secure regular digestion, promote q healthy acriDn of nerves, al once securing
 HEALTH AND VlGOR o the whole system. 1n all cases of
 DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation, hey have been used with remarkable success nor are they less useful as a remedy for Head. ache, Flatulencv, Loss of Appetite, and geme ral prostration cf he system.
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 DrAn Tr1US
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
From the Boston Daily Times.l

I1EADAC[ HE One oi the best remedies l,a, we have heard of c,r this distressing complaint, with it's origin Indigestion, is pr. W"~d's Sarsa. pariIla and Wild Cherry Bitters, which combines all the advantages of ihe tonic and nperlen' me. dicines of the day ,and is free from many of their disadvantages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

IL hns proved itself 10 he the best medicine ever offered [" the public Thnusands have already tested it's virtues. and have never found ii tn in in curing the diseases for hrh i is rccnmmen. ded. Nor d" they have '" wait long in order tn know whether il will he productive of good eff ects, they are assured that if
 O; BOTTLE produce NO GOOD EFFECTS npon the sufferer, % hntilps will mol, and il ia not therefore neccss orv that they should spend their money in vsi::
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Pekin Tea CompanyI
woLcoTTvlT.LE,

ESa=sSif woLCoTTvILLE,
 EHE i ErGnch Of he AtGc York PeLin Tea Company.
 VlNhr. Teas mentioned in this Catalogue arc l done up ID oualler pt uud, alf pc und aud one pound I;tkrges-lLr GIst Ur inside wrap per is lead. the second wrapper is water TroIf paper, aud the thi'd. Ur outside ~rapper, is of Chinese rice paper. ihe C mrany sell m ne but good teas, done up in the most Suptlitr manner, all of them grown in the nosi luAuIi. GUS districts in China. Country d. altIs can se- let ss small Guanlil! d each kiLd as they like, and have them pack, d in one chest. These teas also come in five rtund Chinese packages, called quatto"ns, veIy convenient, iahCItul and portable shape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

f", he Cure cf Piles, MHammntion of i'e L'rtr nnd *rlee"; Mtlumn n!ion. Sorrntss Gnh tice'0fior of He Nt"mach, Bouel+, h"neys ond B1o'der hAumn0tcys und .t!rremiN Hf"motism; Mr"'iy ~f B!ood Jrrnt"fss and h:fnmmafio" / tie Spine anal fer ihe Reiitf ef .Marrird Lad'es
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TO THE PUBLIC. -su


 Be particular and ask for Dr. Woods. Sarsapa rilla and Wild Cherry Bters and receive no nher. This is the first preparation oi sarsapa. riIla nni wild cherry combined ever offered to rhe public. and the great success attending its ,,se has induced thu unpr'nclp'ed cnnniel fer it. A n preventive, see that the battles have the words Woods Sursapnri'la and Wild Oh rrv B'i ters pressed "n the glass. and further pln,ecrion "a .h label on the bottle will be sgned by the pro- prie,or. E. Thornton, Take these pre'a"'ions'
 ELISHA THORN TON. .lR., MANUFACTURER AND SOLE PROPRIETOR, Chemist and Druggist. New Bedford ,-where al orders must be directed.
 Price Sl per bottle. or six bottles | r S5.
 Sole Agent, Li,chfeld. Dr Samuel Buel Vol. cotviIle, A P P Camp-Plymnnlh Hollow, Seth Thomas & Snn-Plvmon'h. Terry, Pnr,cr& & C'. Winstrd. M & C ) Camp; and sold Iv agents n all the principal towns in New En:'and. Nov 24. lylalnisol0t
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15
From the 81. Louis RereiNe.
LATE FROM SANTA FEE.
THE TROOPS MOVING SOUTH.
NAv1Jo EXPEDITION.

By the kindness of our friend B. F. Coons,
Esq, who arrived last evening from New
Mexico, we are placedin possession Of a
"Santa Fee Republican," dated October
10th, which contains some items Of general
interest. .~ ....s..
Col. Newly has issued orders for all the
troops not required at Santa Fe to move
south, and this force will number nearly
1000 men. The editor of the New Mexi-
co paper says they will be composed of the
following companies: 40. =
1t. Col. Easton's' battalion. Six com
panies of Col. Rall's regiment, viz: Capt.
McNair's, Korponay's, Jones', C~larkson's.
Haley's and Lofand's; FIVE companies Hi
nois regiment, viz: Capt. Cunningham's,
Moses, Kinman's, Kinney's and Adams;
company G, of the dragons, which is 10 be
converted into artillery, and placed under
Of 1t. Dyer, of the Ordnance
Capt. Hassenduebee's corspa-
ny of artillery, and Maj. Walkers battalion
Mo. mounted volunteers, making altogeth.
or twenty-one companies. -..I-H,..
They will be placed at various points be-
tween Albuquerque and FL Paso, the noun
ted troops being at the points most suitable
for grazing, and the whole, Unnecessary can
be sent forward to Ell Paso,. if the enemy
should assemble there in sufficient force to
it. :. .... ~
The whole force will leave as sooon, as
possible, all most probably next week.
The remaining companies Of the Illinois
regiment, five in number, viii remain in
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

are not willing to prosecute the war to &C.
quire territory, but ia a "successful, honor.
able and speedy close" Can anything be
mora hypocritical? Gan it be prosecuted te
a successful, honorable and speedy close
Without acquisition of territory? We pause
flor a reply. Perhaps they are willing tc
prosecute it for honor and forterritOry TO-
sether, but not for territory alone.
Another clause in this same 10Th Resolu-
ton is deserving of attention: Beginning
where we left.of in quoting it: (the whole
can be read together at the head of this ar
ticle) "and therefore we are opposed to
the proposition offered at the last Congress
by David Wilmot, a Democratic member
from Pennsylvania, as a proviso to the bill
ap~propriating three millions as a secret
fund, known as the sWilmot p~roviso' or any
similar measure, as calculated to disturb
the peace and harmony, and to endanger
the existence of the Union" This is an eff
fort to falsify the true position of the par
ties upon this ~incendiary p%roviso of David
WiImot, by denominating him a Democrat,
seeking thereby to make the impression
it was q Democratic measure and met
with Democratic favor. The Democratic
convention recently held in Massachusetts
denounced it, but :he Wing convention re-
fused to do so. Who gives it favor? Dam
iel Webster in his late speech at Springfield
endorses its principles in these strong
terms: 81 never will, I never shall-give
my vote in Congress for any further mex
alton of territory to this country with a
representations and the Wing State
Convention, thereupon nominated him for
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

Santa Fe. CsPtF2Bskes,lhMSHes<snd
smishsop, of Cob RalpsaegiaeetssH zTs,
main at Taos-Captain Cess of the same
at Las Begas, and two companies q the
regulars at Albuqderqus.gs g. I~T}ucs3
/ Col Newly goes below; also Col. Rails.
1t. Col. Boykin remains in roomnaud at
Santa Fe, and Maj. Reynolds at at Taos.
1t. Col. Lane has left for, the south, aud
Maj. Donaldson was soon to follow.
Ehhuahua.-No further news had beseht
received from C(;hihuahpa, Its supposed
that Mr.. Skinner aud several Others are de-.
tanned prisoners below -.s
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. lS47.

The Fremont Court MdrtiaL-First
Days p Oceedings.--The court met to-day
at the arsenal at about noon. Nothing was
done, however, more than to organize;
when, in consequence of the absence of
Major Mccall, one Of its members, il adj
journed till tomorrow Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
-[RereiNe.
Col. Benton and Mr.. Jones of New Or
leans, appeared as the counsel for Col. Ere
ment. There was a long list of witnesses
present and several others expected. The
place for holding the court is changed from
Fortress Monroe in Va. to Washington.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

~ The question of the justice of the
Mexican War was discussed with much an
imation at the last meeting of the Lodisia-
ma Lycsum; and decided in the affirmative.
We are requested to say that there will
he another discussion Of the same question
at the Academy. on Saturday next-dis-
cussiop to commence at 6 o'clock, P. NJ.
precisely. The public is invited to attend.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Daniel Webster in his late speech at
Springfield, Mass, declared that the Can
nexatiop of Texas was the real and true
cause Of the war"
And at the same time and same place,
Mr.. Webster declared that Texas had been
Independent nation from the battle Of
San Jacinto, and that "Mexico had no just
ground for complaint against the United
States for annexing Texas to themselves"
If Mexico had no just ground for COM
plant on account Of the annexation Of Tex
as, and that is the true cause of the war,
how comes it that Mexico is in the right,
and we in the wrong2
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

The Santa Fe Republican contains a LIST
of deaths that have occurred in the Isl
Regiment Of volunteers (%IIlinois) stationed
there, since their departure from Alton, a.
mounting to thirty-seven in all. A large
portion of them are officers. The same pa
per will publish a list of the deaths in the
Missouri volunteers in its next; if we see it
wewii publish it.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

A. We are indebted to Mr.. Geo. Bar.
nard, clerk of the steamer Boreas No. 8,
for late New Orleans papers.
And also to the steamers Ocean Wave,
Anthony Wayne and Trenton, for late St.
Louis papers. The Trenton is hereafter to
run as a regular Packet in the Upper Mis-
trade. .'8(
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

Il W. have not yet received the returns
from the New York election, though we do
not expect to hear much that is pleasant
from that source, while the present dissen-
sions and divisions are kept up in the ranks
of the democratic party Of that State.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

III The Washington Union says, Gen.
Taylor has asked for and obtained leave Of
absence from the army, for six months
He is expected to arrive at New Orleans
.bv the 1st OF December.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

Il No news Of any consequence from
the War. Gen. SCOTS official reEort has
not yet reached US.
Democratic banner., 1847-11-15

Il We have received the first number
of the ChenangO Union, published in Nor.
witch and Oxford, New-York. The Union
is a neat and spirited paper established BY
the unton Of the Norwich Journal and Ok
ford Republican. Success to the Union.
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NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE,

Al the NOrthefh LhDeftyS Chenp Chsh STORE
7TH STREET, DOOR NORTH OF WEST SIDE.
d b. HAIL. has The pleasure Of announcing to the La
IL, dies Of Northern Liberties and the public generally
that he has just received fresh supply of Dry Goods
adapted Fall trade and will In consequence Of heavy
ses continue TO receive every week. the newest
Goods which will enable him TO offer to purchasers ht
greatest Inducements In fact the prices viii not admit
competition lie would invite the Ladies' In particular
his Goods, which consist in part OF handsome Mouselin
lelanes and desirable Celestial Paids, Black Aapacca
beautiful sre, with prices TO please every body Printed
Cacoes OF choice and beautiful styles, some entire new
device. In word my stock embraces all the Different
patterns and c0lorings comprising everything desirable
which makes decidedly the best assortment offered IN
the Northern Liberties that purchasers who favor me
with call may expect rare bargains.
would have il distinctly understood, that my Goods will
be sold as low and in many instances lower than the
can be purchased elsewhere All ask s very moderate
advance, and purchasers are assured that all articles will
prove represented especially my Printed Cacoes many
Of which are not to be found elsewhere Purchasers who
Bargains will please call and examine the Goods, and
they will go away disappointed as am determined te
sell at the lowest possible price, and will IN no instance
allow myself to be undersold
ssbr have in my Shoe apartment general variety o.
y8yIadies Gentlemen, and Chidrens Boots and Shoes
My friends in the country, will find II greatly to then
advantage call and examine the Goods before purchasing
elsewhere Farmers and Planters will find at my store an
excellent Of large Brogans some measuring Id
inches in length, such they have much difficulty to
obtain. 6 H. H. HALL,
49, ',.t. 9TH street. door north Of | west side
p S. r. D. H. is grateful the Ladies for their very lib
era patronage and hopes by selling the best bargains in the
Northern Liberties, to merit IA continuance
oct S-3teol. .'.
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The Isl and I'd dralrt numbers, $1,000
The I'd and Sd, or 3D. and 4M drd,rn numbers, $500!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CLASS s. FOR 1871 r."
To be drawn in Alexandria on SATURDAY, Oct 80 lSi7,
UNDER THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COMMISSIONERS
j. w. MAURY a. co., Managers.
r,. tsUccRssoRs TO j. 0. GREGORY ~ Coz b..
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COAL DEPOT,

Lenox's Wharf, near the Long Bridge.
flIlE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his patron
and public that he Is receivD. daily the above arii
Gle OF its various kinds and qualities (Which will make biz
present equal any the Distrci) consisting Of But
Ter, Red Ash, Pine Knot, Broad Mountain, Clover Hill
stumble Cooking ranges radiators, CRATES furnaces, &c
and have erected commOdios shed for The preservation
of the Coal from the dust and weather, and would
state To those persons who may obtain their stock OF me-
that in case the quantity purchased should be found not
sufficient the senson Is the case very frequently,
only small advance will be made on the price 10 supply
the deficiency r..
woud request the citizens generally call before max
ing purchases resolved 10 dispose OF the ar
Gle nj reasonable rales
b. Each load accompanied by the certificate Of sworn
wegher ~. .,.. ~. ...., go =. :.
Orders will be received the uiler Coal Ofcc;'' Mr.
e. Sassoeitis Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite Colenans Hotel they may be left with Mr. John
Callas Drug store OF IN and Streets (ether
OF whom will receipt me,) through The post Office at
the Yar,Lan 10 IL street, near the Long Bridge
oct 81 Geo s- JOHN PETFlBoNE.
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FITNAM'S

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Establishmel nat
Southeast corner Of Seperth and r. streets, opposite the
., General Post Office,
WASHINGTON CITY, D.. C.
CA Tile Undersigned having been reformed out O.
kIM Office in which he had unfortunately, for him
-2s& sell, permitted those who wanted his political
influence place him, long suited their interest," has
resumed his old profession at the above place. where he
keeps on hand regular assortment Of articles In his line
and where he is ALSO all times prepared to execute orders
in the best cheapest and most expeditions manner:
oct S-lyd' THOMAS FTTNAM.
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A large and beautiful assortment Of Britannia Ware;
t1D Bock.tn Jelly and Blanc mango Pudding moulds;
Ice.cream FreeZprs and Buckets b.
DR.. Amati's Italian Vegetable Panacea.
t,.h1s..u S. Pryse,pu;ire of HeuIfh

CERTAIN CURE for dysentery, diarrhoa, bilious and
y liver complaints, dyspepsia, &c. &c.Doctor Amat i
celebrated Italian vegetable unacea, prepared by Messs
Samuel Cars Co., is Offered 10 the public, the
and prevention OF the above prevalent Diseases s
has been emnently shown many Of maa
rial and bilious attacks evers cholera mobus, dysenery,
dyspepsia disorders the liver, chronic diseases,
plnts, and others peculiar TO Children female
plunts dc. ..r
The ingredients composing the above preparation have
made known 10, and FUZZY examined ny, distinguish
ed physician, who has given his unqualified appreciation
Persons suffering under any mercual disease may fully
depend upon beng relieved by the use Of the punacea.
Many families who have used II, testify to It's mild and safe
operation II is therefore confidently recommended to all
who may be afflicted with amy Of the complaints above
named
The propretors do not think necessary to publish here
any the numerous certificates which ey possess,
recommendatory OF the panacea as the pamphlet, which
accompanies each bottle, will be found sufficient to render
ample Information. Ht.
The anacea be had, wholesale and RETAIL of the pro-
pretors, ilh street, Pennsylvania avenue also
the drug stores OF Messrs.- -.'.
J. G. Farquhar a. Co., corner Of 18th and N York
avenue. ..s
McCery Clements, OF 4th street and Pennsyl
vana avenue. E, ...
H. S. Patterson corner Of 9th and Penn. avenue.
M. Delaney, corner OF ~ street and Penn. avenue.
d. b. Clarke Of lh street and Maryland avenue,
san and OF others in the city and also oil the principal
| OCT Sid. S. CARUSi q Co.
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STOVES, RANGES, HOT-AIR
FURNACES, &c.

A H. versions in want OF STOVES, FURNACES &c. will
IA please cal, the Snbscriber before purchasing else
wiere hand all kinds, and the
above artic that lit Tor In addition his former
Stock he las recently received large supply among which
Cooks Improved Favorite, Kitchen Companion, Pram
Stoves Radiators Of the most approved STYLE Cylinder
Stoves and all kinds OF do with or about Dollers,
Argh Stoves great variety all of which will be dspo-
d Of at the lowest possible prices FOR CASH, short ce,Iit
10 punctual customers.
Persons In want of Ranges will find II their advantage
call and look atiSZInSON'S RANGES, which
tanly The cooking that has been offered
lie public He has also Ranges with side ovens; hotair
furnaces, &c, all OF which win be warranted, IL well Used
All kinds oil TIN WARE and SIOPE PIPES
hand HOUSE SPOUIING, ROOFING, DC, Sc,
done order and al prices to suit the times.
w. H. NARROWER
7th street, doors from Pa avenue,
octS opposite Patriotic Bank
tlnteigencer, Union, and 5. T.. News
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snyBonT q CO.'S.
anOcERY AND PRoYIsION sT

SEYB0LT d Co, (succes sors Of s. IIomes) 7t street
- opposite Patriotic Bank, receiving fresh stock
comprising Teas, Coffee Sugars Molasses Woosey ST.
rup, Cheese, Spices ground and ungronnd Candles Cocoa
Shells Hops, Rice Catsups Pickles Lines Olives Capers
Cherries, Damsons Peaches, Ounces Sarines Jellies
Englsh French and American Mustard; bay Rum, Pep
per Ssuce, Bakers Ritchies Halls, anil Parlons Cocoa
Cigars Tobacco Maccaron, Vrrcelli, Mace, and gene
raj OF all articles usually kept In grocery store.
Also, hand, choice article OF Orange county Butter
Ort H.-Imds ..
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NEW FALL GOODS,

AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
TUE Subscriber has Just returned from the North with
large and handsome assortment Of seasonable GOODS
which lie invites the attention OF all who are In want
call sell them CHEAP, II not cheaper, than any ote
establishment In the city We enumerate as follows:
pieces French and American Cloths, very cheap
10 do Cassimeres, from rs cts 10 81
25 do Cassinets from 81 cts TO 81 .'.. . Off,.
10 do Satin and Merino Vestings 81, ..... .....
10 do Rich Plaid Cashmeres ..,..
do Rich small figured for children =
% do Mousein, at 10 cts .' p.
10 do Plaid Alpacas for Ladies' dresses ,.v
10 do black and blue blk Alpacas from rs cts to 81
10 do French Ginghams, very handsome
20 do style Ribbons
doz Infants and Misses Caps
5000 yards rich Calcoesat IL cts r..'s 3D.
1000 do do atSct is
1000 do do at q cts a., '.
1000 do English Long.Clot at IL worth l6 cts
1000 do beached and brown Shrting from to IL cts
10 pieces Cd. Cd and l2-4 Sheeings .r 't-
80 pair Whitney's and Servants blankets
30 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels ..u
Full Cloths, Kentucky Jeanes and 1iarrtmes
Linseys Plaid Cottons and Canton Flannels
Tickngs, Check and Marion Shirtings l.... %,
Irish Linens Table Diapers and Crash
Bird.eye Russia and Hnckleback Diapers
Colored Canibrics and brown Table Cloths
Linen and Cotton OZnabuigs and Brown Hollands
Comforts Carpet Bindings and Paper Cambria
Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Black and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs and Scaris
Kid and Merino Gloves ~.
Cotton Yarns, Carpet Chane and Cotton Laps
Shaws Of every description and quality
SILK and Cambria Umbrellas . ,'a~ g. ...a
Merino Shirts and Drawers
pieces Furniture Dimty at IL cts per yard
Hosiery and Suspenders, Il,
And variety Of other articles too numerous TO mention
Call and see JOHN q. WILSON,
South side Pa. avenue, between 9TH and TN streets,
nearly opposite Browns Hotel.
.
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nR SCIIwARTZE'S Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla
IL for the OF all eruptive Diseases bronchitis rieuma
lisin scrofula and general debility ~
DR. Schwartzes Chrome Thermal Ague Pills, warranted
TO cure In hours, ... ... ...-
ALSO
DR. Schwartze's Unriyalled Ncrmifuge. -.
DR. Martins celebrated Compound Syrupot Wild Cherry,
for the Of coughs colds consumpons, aud diseases
81 the chest generally,
DR. Sweeisers Panacea, or the cure oil scrnu III all It's
forms diseases Of the skim dropsy aud all affections oi the
bladder and Kidneys
DR. Amats Italian ranacea, for the cure OF all bilious
disorders dysentery dyspepsia and all diseases dependent
corrupt humors. .
Also Swaims long celebrated Panacsa, and all utl't
remedies OF modern Improvement a.- Il.
ns For sale nj Dr. S,hwart2es Apoihecary store Fem
| sylvania avenue, near 81 street ..s- ...
oct S--2lwlm'
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TO- VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, &(
c,,.r,I Agency nj washington, ID, G.

a SAMUEL SrETriNliS, Generot AGENT Notary
Ia Public, InsiceQ The iedce, &c respectfully informs M
M the Volunteers the Unie States Regulars and I'M
M tie represen OF the deceased Soldiers, that he MI
Is Prepared undertake the settlement Of their Claims IN
the DEPARTMENTS at Washington lie will procure Hony,
Land Warrants Treasury scrip, Pensions ior the Wounded,
Peso,s WIDOWS and Orphans OF the deceased Soldiers,
Arrearres pay rendered, Mileage, any
other Clam or Chains against the General Government.
that may be coulied 10 his management, will be speedily
attended To-
Ills moderate. r. ..t ...'
lie can be consulted any time between the hours of
o'clock a m and O'Clock, D. AT his Office ON Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department
oct S--2nd decS