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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-26

For the Enquirer.
TEl!E EIIEL lGOM SPRlMG. \
BY WOODBURY..

Fair Spring within whose swsetly gushing
iount
The goddesses of song are wont to dwell,
Aad nightly sing in notes harmonious,
When all's serene around, and quiet reigns;
Thou mind'st me of those olden days, in which
The poets all, of high and low degree.
Came forth from places far remote, or near,
To drink thy soul-inspiring waters e'er,
And breathe the air poetic, which ever
Then, as now, bestowed the vital power
Melodious, that ever moves the world.
There is no winter in thy years. Thou feel'st
No age-decay-thy flames perennial.
The laursls Of thy favored sons are green
They never fade away, and dIooping, die;
But e'er retain the brlliancy thou erst
Impartedst theme.
In glory sets the sun,
While here sit entranced, and keenly feel
How lovely nature IS! The king Of day
Throws up his last, fond, parting rays. and
paints
The sky all DER with rainbow tints, so fair,
That one on swift imagir atoms wings
Might fly away, and think lie were within
Primeval Eden, where. on happy shores.
: The bowers are green. and flowers are fair
All natures hushed-dread silence reigns-
and now
A feeling strange and solemn o'el me comes.
'Tis not Of fear tits scarcely one of dread.
The inspiration Of the hour is mine
I'm hele alone. An undulation now,
Not yet ripple, moves the waters.
An inspiration bubble floats, scarce seen.
On HelieOnia's face. Let him who drinks,
In rich abundance, sweet poetic fire,
Draw near with awe, and feel its influence.
Night upon Helicon. The muses. now.
Relieved from days fair light, in state appear.
And rule the hour. Tread lightly then. Be
still.
Hark there's music here, and melody hath
Charms for mortal ears with which, on earth,
There's nought that can compare. Sweet
harmony
And chaunts unearthly rise on every hand,
The very atmosphere is filled with sounds
Ofconcord sweet List the tuneful Tyres, that
Strike their joyful nstes in highest glee,
And all conspire to ill the chorus grand.
Draw nearer still, and learn of what each muse
Discourses. See there IN proper, qneenly
State, Calliope, with influence mild,
Extends her sceptre Ger obedient lands,
Near by is Clio with majestic mein
Who tells Of deeds heroic. and Of arts
Historical to votariss at her feet.
Erato next, the sweetest Of them all,
Sings to the young Of happy marriages.
And gentle loves in this frail world below.
Fair ITALIA, still little mere retired.
Locks on the scene, and with comic face,
Makes sport Of all she sees. Melpsemene
The while. in sable weeds. all slowly sings
A dirge for some fair being passed away.
And last Urania, seated far above
The rest, with eye up.gazing to the stars,
Of fence sings, and high astronomy.
Light in the East. The scene is closed. No
more
Till night her influence lends. can We receive
The Muses. inspiration deep. The Spring
In quiet sleeps, and silently we 60
Away TO ponder deep the things we've seen
Woodbury., Aug IL, lS41
This Spring 10 situate in Woodbury., little
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PIoughfng Nth Ekpha"ts.-lt is stated
that 10 Ceyion elephants are employed IN
ploue hing rice fields and In preparing new
eronnds for the cultivation Of cotton, pepper,
&c. One ofthese animals when well tain
ed. /, said will d. The work Of twenty oxen |;
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LTTCHFIELD, CONN.,, THURSDAY AUGUST 2S s47

consequently more labor is performed in
given time, and the period is FASTENED for
putting in the crops. The price of an Ell
ephant in Ceylon varies from $50 to $75.
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"A Quick Mode Of Cookiag Tomafoes.--
Boil the tomatoesa quarter Of al hour, with
milk suiIicient to cover them; add, while boil
ing, little batter made OF water and wheat
aour, and season the dish according 10 your
taste, The advantages Of this mode over thcss
usually praciicsd are, that the Tomatoes are
rich. though Less acid and ags naeh ssenss
cooked. M
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PuritaniC.

The Church of the Pilgrims, in Boston.
under the pastoral charge OF Rev. NJ. Il.
Smith, have resolved 10 dispense with
choir singing, when they enter their new
place OF worship, and restore the puritan.
ic mode OF congregational singing.
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CHASTITY pale and staggering Col. War
rem dying common drunkard Oh /!
just heaven, this is too much !
And thus. the victim aud his destroyer
met for the last time. 1t was the once
t,oughtless bride, who now stood above
the corpse.
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IL $46 600 000.->The Washington
CORRESPONDENT of the Journal of Commerce
says there is much speculation as to the a
mount of the deficit in the revenue, which
will appear on the 30th of June 1913, sup>
posing the war 10 continue. The above
figures are the lowest estimate made oft by
skillful men.
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studies, he has formed the minds of an
army of scholars, who have changed the
whole aspect of those studies in the u s.
He is native of Wilton.
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AT a Court of Probate holden at Wash-
ington within and for the District OF
Washington, on the 4th day of August
lS47.
Present, DANIEL B. BRINSMADE J'dg'
1aNH[S Court limits and allows six months
L from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate OF
WILLIAM F.. NEwcOMB,
late of said Washington, deceased, in
which to exhibit their claims for allowance
and settlement. Those neglecting to pee
sent their claims within said time proper>
lv attested, will be barred recovery.
A trne copy of record, certified by
DANIEL B, BRlNSMADE, Judge.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment to -n
Esther NEwcoMB,
Francis STONE,
l33w Administrators.
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p3-A Boa Constructor got out Of his cage
On the 18th inst. at New HAyen, and was at
large al the last accounts
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NOTlCE.-The Stockholders in the Iron
Rank are hereby noiified that their FIRST meet
Ing for the choice Of Directors and other bush
ness. will be holden at Hunts Hotel 30 Falls
V,lIave. in the town of Canaans on the 18th
Sav. of August inst al 10 o'clock A. N.
- WIN. M BURIAL,
.,..-e e~ A. II. HOLLEY.s
~, h. y GROVE LAWRENCE,
N. BREWSTER, 70 49,
C. CHAPMAN, -.n..l5 z
4. -....-s5g-f IN 49, } Commissioners.
!. Canaan. August. 4th. 1871. Is 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-26

This Spring 10 situate in Woodbury.. little
east Of Castle Rock, near Pomperaug river
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Brockett g. Fuller.
Ronlrsellers and Stafioners.

No. 2l9 Main st., Hartford, Conn,
TTAVE constantly on hand . full assori.
IL ment of Theological. Miscellaneous, and
school Books, which they offer to Country
Merchants, Travelling Agents, and others who
buy to sell again, on the most reasonable 'erms
Persons ordering through Us, are assured tina,
their order will be filled with promPtness' and
on as good terms as though they were person
ally present.
b e. keep a large assortment o! Sunda,
school books including the publications Of the
American Sunday School Union; also the New
England Sunday school Union.
Hartford, June 25tb lS47.
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WASHINGTON, April 10, 1917.
Odds and Ends.

The fall of Vera Cruz and the castle will aid
Mr. Walker in his loan and Treasury notes. An
officer of the Treasury Department remarked TO
us yesterday that ii would be the very thing for
the Secretary just now, as il would give him the
whip-hand of the bulls and bears
Mr.. Webster is still detained in the city by but
siness, but he expects to be able to start on his
southern trip on Monday next
A singular case is pending before one of the
Courts of this city. Major G.. Tochman, an ex-
led Pole, and member of the bar here, claims,
oy power of attorney, to be the counsel or legal
agent for the heirs of Kosciusko in the prosecu-
ton of suit of theirs for the recovery OF GER
tain property or money accruing from.an act of
Congress. His Excelency Nj. de Bodisco, the
Minister near this government of the Russian
autocrat, claims that the heirs of kosclusko are
Russian subjects, and therefore under the care OF
the Russian government, and has appointed
Messrs Fendall and Bradley, of the bar of this
city, to prosecute the claim OF the said heirs.
Major Tochman very pointedly objects TO this ar
-angement. The counsel for the Russian Minis
er bring up the Major for breach of the couro-
sizes of the bar. They debate the issue, and the
Court dismisses it. Major Tochman then ap-
peals that Messrs. Fendall and Bradley be dis
to its prosecution all the authority from the he irs
being IN the possession OF the Major The ,qqes-
ton upon this point, yet remains to be decided
The profession will discover that it involves a
very important principle.
Gen. Tom Thumbs charabane with ponies,
driver, and footrnan to match. for two days past
has been flourishing in Pennsylvania avenue, to
the utter establishment of the natives, and the
great delight of the children. The general is to
be here on Monday, and will not only visit the
White House in state, but proposes, also.
friendly call upon Hon Dixon T. Lewis at his
lodgings; in which case we shall have the juxfa
position of the smallest and largest gentlemen
of their age in the United States, Tom Thumb
weighing some fifteen pounds, and Mr.. Lewis
about FIVE hundred, so that it would take some
thirty-thrce such Lilliputans as the general to
weigh down the distinguished and weighty Sena-
tor from Alabama.
The little theatre of Mr.. kilmiste, after a sue
cessful campaign, gives final blow out this
evening for the season. UNCLE SAM.
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- Luis. which. iffhe spirit Of the Mexcans be not
utterly broken will give some fine employment
Vet to the initiated volunteers collecting along
The coast. If Santa Anna has marched to the city
NAV be abandoned entirely, and all the disposal
bic forces of Tay lor despatched to cooperation
with Scott in a forward movement upon the halls
of the Montezumas. Peace may interpose to ar
rest any further enterprise; but in any event, the
war is rapidly approaching to a close, or the ut
ter extinction OF the Mexican armies
"A few days since a remittance of $3.50, 900 in
in specie was sent down to New Orleans, en-
route TOR the army of occupation. The weekly
cost OF the war is abouta million OF dollars, ($l,-
o0000o( as we are informed, or something con.
siderably less than Mr.. Websier's estimate,
ich would make all the expenses of the GO
verninent a half million a-day. w.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals OF Produce down the Hudson.

APRIL ll.-ALBASy ASp CANAL LINE. BARGE CLINroS
a6y dozen brooms 60 do brushes to owner5O brs tcs
psase w Goodrich Colo bales carpeting Hadden
" Son-90 brls apples w Bartlett boxes goods
McCurdy, and Spencer-o do Cnrvll--7 do l. "
Ssltcr & Co-34 bales carpeting II & Tiaany-6 bales
goods Z Bogart-7 do L K Trimble.
Nsw YORK TRoY LgSE, BARGE McCoUN-ll000
bushels J Ketchum & Son--e3 bbls oil meal Lane
hdls measures Batchelor-95 dozen scythes Rock
yel-97 boxes scales Gray Brothers-720 bdls paper
NJ Leggett-lOO brls middlings * Coleman-l0 hhds
brls ale Dunlop < Son.
Boar VAN OLISpA-a06 brls ale 1000 bushels malt 4
Kirk.
Boar Jous HAswELL--s0O0 bushels ketchum &
Son-203 bales wool Johnston Coco brls pork go
pkgs lard owners.
bARoH L. ABpors-s000 bushels
BARGE A. MARyIs-6OO0 bushels wheat 500 brls -four.
SEw YORK ERiE RAILRoAp. BARGE Ii. SUDAN
1873 sides leather g Small Co-S4 do II Tremain-l6
pkgs butter Capt Cadwel-26 do 30 calves D Blake
II do 10 sheep A tubs butter Capt Hoyts tons pig iron
Bacon-36 calves % tubs butter A Trimble-5l0
baskets l. Hogland-6o calves IL pkgs butter e Wood
as calves is tubs butter Capt Griswold7 tons iron
and steel, Person x Go.
BARGE SuPERIoR yKOM CoEyMANs-l000 bushels rye
1900 do barley 1000 80 bales hay 79 sheep Captain
sherman.
BARGE RIP VAN WiSKLr-6Oe sides leather T w &
Case & Co-267 do w Miler--l50 do r & Stout
l25 do Billiard and Coco do & Mattcson-20O do
@ Brooks-s0 rolls bonnet boards w Field-2O00
bushels $50 do 5 bales hay 81 calves rs sheep
% cows to captain.
BARoE SUPERIOR, PROM NEwBURoH--250 bags oil meal
100 calves 10 barrels rye -four $50 pkgs butter Captain
Halstcad.
STEAMER WIN YouSc-2000 bushels oats 500 do corn
10 cattle 90 calves 100 bags meal 80 bags feed 25 pkgs
butter 80 br. lime to captain. Boat Imperial Ale-540
brs ale Taylor & Sons Boat Barley Corn560 brls ale
bags meal no brs flour to captain Sloop Tontine-2OO
bales bay Can't. Sherman
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CLOTIIIN(i

.~,r rrr .prsT gent. and boys Fashionable Tailoring
'hr tI,h;ng Ts,a6ishment in New York. Is JACOB
vANpERBiiTy IS Maiden Lane, between, William and
MADE which VIII be sold wholesale or retail at the
vsry ~ goods, which will be made order in
s ~ sSssnes that egnnot surpassed Y2u will do well
81 ~ 4 ~ W 81 ssSs:S = Xsd:a Esss
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State OF the Flour Markets.

CIscfrsATi April There a better feeling in
tho market yesterday and sales effected the
amount Of 34l3 brls of which 400 brs sold
at - SO 700 do. in two lots, at 81 IS 1853 do in
three lots at 81 90 $50 deliverable the to
10th OF May at 81 80 delivered
NEw ORLEANS, April 2.-Flour-Saes 1900 Illinois
:oOO 3i0O in two lots and 200 Ohio all ut S6sales
Yesterday nearly 10000 brs chiefly So but $500
70 20 Corn-1he only sale TRANSFERRED 600 sacks white
ut eo-some holders claiming 81 for yellow and 90 for
Nhite-nactiye Onts-900 sacRs sold at 80 and 400
at IS.
PiITsruReu, April s.-There brisk demand for
flour yesterday, number of sales made carly in
the day at the river and Sales of rs brls
81 SO 60 Ga do Mt 81; rs do Mt 90 SIS do at 81;
Ga do at 81; 81 do at 50 46 do at 49, 100 do mt
as; 100 do. at IS a rs; 500 do ut So $40 do Mt
ca; ~ do. at 6s. Last evening good article
held Mt 4 4
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IMpORTANT. no GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN. i WISH you ALL TO KNOW, that a
" Murray, Of Washington street. y the only place
paid the repairing cleaning dyeing and altering all kinds
Of (cuemens Clothing short notice. reasonable
Give me trial and YOU will find that shiliings only
YOU have coats made to look equal 70 without the
desuctor Cleaning aud dyeng
risr 10 anything done IN this city, Please CALL send
81 Murray street. Gentlemen prepare for Spring in
time, "A. COhIlSSOo, IOm London.
NIL lmsrc
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nR. CONYERS' INylGQRATING CORDIAL FOR
NEN afNl ia LN PoEfTdRNfl fHssfSNHs
This celebrated and powerful remedy has been used with the
most happy effect a the practice OF emnen. and
as the hsrbnssr Of liis The this cordial win
e hs nsS Sass superior
other article for the Of the above conplains
The proprietor does not offer this remedy 70 the afflicted q
tons the Of early ndsceet secret habits Of
YOUTH the indulgence Of the passions Iper
torpor the liver palpaton Of the heart, Dyspepsia cosve
ness pain in the head dmness Of vision vertigo unacy loss
Of muscular eney paralysis OF The back and lower
and total decay of vry Mentally the victim
ues alteration Of mind confusion Of ideas loss Of memory
course timdiy seIiu.t and love Of solitude. These are
Of the effects of this violation Of the laws Of mans phys
Hundreds Of Of Sudden decline or consumption may
traced the above baneul practices Young cities,
and particularly in the country where these solitary habits
prevail to alarming extent and those, whose matr-
monal alliances have productive those happy
suits which should attend the connubal state will perceive
this advertisement treats Of an important subject TO them
t .U he OILY Of hope M
which accompany the medicine highly important to the
married and single Price SO per bottle; SO hall ooheh o
N B-Ths Cordial contains no Mercury, any mineral
Sold Wholesale and retail by FAY i'd Fulton street.
The Cordial, vii be forwarded 70 any part o. e
city or country by addressing as above rost pao'
Also for sale by Dr. Wsdsyorh q North Nam ISoe
rosaw Albany sri Hy with wi;, sns B%o and q Dr.
n BMsred persons and those aS eos
Ss",I consult bEs'e
enclosing SIS, at 1876 Fulton street. N. y. 1 ,n
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
erald Marine Correspondence,

ruLApgLpH,A, April lit I'M.
Arrived, ships Franoona Smith LerpooI ST Leon Jarvis
New York; brig Historian, NIllkn do; schs Huron Hill
Ponce, PR; Delaware, Baker Providence; Active, (Brl
Croweil, Halifax. Elizabeth Jane Dukes Bat Tam Oshan.
ter, Poole Boston; soop Van Buren, Wade, y York
Foreign Ports.
roscr Pr March eth port, bark Magnolia C;ranns
I'm Fort Spain Wig freight hrgs Yucasn Baker for ork
dg Cordcls Hatch I'm ST Thomas just Josephine la
ley and brig (he recollccted) loading for
Phia.
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LET IT'S WORKS
RE G o NJ NJ T. N ID 1T.
ROAkES

IODINE IMMINENT
s sn.s .s S 'lf ps;.s
'ap9I. c,ll9s.is. :sro !.l. Or kings IS evil chill
hipjoint' headiselhe' Group, stia meek salt
' eesns bnsions, scalds, tooth.sche, pain
in the side or s, breast r's%Pis' , ring
*r RE%p :; fh Fl E Wis M e.
Throat BY few applications says it the remedy
KEEtER o pas BrGSsya Orphan ,AySm
Nj e. ii 'as ;':"i .t . si: s
thing he could hear Of whou. benefit for lnammaory Re
HON. fc fh'y warren street will testify its
GEoRdE fD5iEKAy was cured of Rheumatic Govt
Residence 2'h street, near 7ih avenS N:w Won, NJ, LAG
Mss.rs. s. J. IScERsoLL & Co.:
am not given to putting the various nos,rus of the day
into exstence raise my voice in their favor the
the sonns relief srs 1eeeveS and Tea benefit to
the afflicted. induces me to offer my humble testimony am
been T .s1:s x, XF hHSuM,rs III.
VT III & as, ssn:A:
%. %a HS Ss first a% s
10
su! death unable sleep, raise without SUI
sSAkE xSs2 P.E 4 liz :1s.e.
me relief continued to apply according directions
tn USE had s: "s
sy nvs s
under and advise all Who are thus afflicted
re s S "ss"s to
South Third, near Fourth street, 'Wlismsburg
LOSS q G TIE Sss 8; THE o., ;, -.
Mn.sRs. S. ISoERsoLL & Co.:
Its with feelings Of the gratitude offer You
About fifteen Months ago While engaged at my work
Ssdds1y x pain il Sn ankle .. which resi-. &
n. s . S 3 me- s;
could FS TTE TESsSSirAI
ssIs and Scientific Physician. attached that Institution
%s sSt
o %%sa G.a ns % i
xss f brought m %
mediate pain which had seated ankle
''
used u ss ssh has
are feeble the ,a a s
pefss, health shall ever ' pray for your happiness
prosperity. nv
Signed Truly and i%1SsiEss?!yA EssxSir.isrEn.
ss ss' he s ass,s %Ss X
State Of New York, city and county of New York,
So personally appeared before me. Ann and Mary
pose and that the above certificate signed by
them, is true IN every respect
Sworn 10 before this 2tth day Of October. 1886.
Signed, r. VAN TINE.
Alderman Of the Ninth Ward
PAIN KILLER.
MEs.gs. - ISoyF oil 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
month OF september last my wife rraned her ankle badly
made up my E mind that 'hs would 70 sxsa
month, least, but to surprise after making few thor
ough applications OF Rockies Iodine Lniment she
morning entirely WELL have also been for years troubled
with chblans and have tried every thing have heard Of but
found thug that such immediate aud
relief the Of Iodine Lnment, Yours
truly, SYLvANuS WHITE.
273 Bridge street. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Dec &c. 1916
$. INGERSOLI., sole PROPRIETOR.
Principal Depot, 800 PEARL Street, s. lNGERSOL sole
proprietor. For sale Also by all respectable druggists
fe5 eod2msr
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MONEY LENT.
MONEY i,kNT-The highest prices al, I'd in large
-, aud small sums gold and silver Watches diamond,
pave 'jeweiry, furniture clothing, dry goods &C., SC.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES Licensed pswnbroker,
232 William street, near Duane.
received IN private Office. BY ringing the bell
M ANEcL,-los casks block oxide Of Manganese
:~ ~ '" yFRSsI h ,aooxs = I'm N....,r
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Arrived.
b. bark Ayrshire ONel, % days from Newry Ireland, in
es's., 200 pesssnge g Stewart March ed LAT g
Ion Vs. spoke Dr. bark tors from Glasgow for York 20
pH @y March 18th passed barb Dana Jackson hence for
'n1 tn INST lat 20 ~, lon 80 co. spoke bark Edws ard Pey,
ron sunderland Tor Baltimore, 60 days out.
40 ntush lnhustry Kelly. from Sligo, Dec Goth, in BALLAST
"oe.dso passengers TO Richardson Watson The sailed
Wlt lVS s,nscn-l? died the passage March 18th lat
w oh p9ke org liabinger from Boston for FayAI was
supplied b. her with prov rons 80 ~ "' f"'"'' W."
Be brr Roysist, Camel 81 davs rrop, D,b,, l.; t.,I. .
Rich7fdson Watson ~ ""'''"' w o'''aN'"
Bns 2Tsss Cogseshai, 10 days from cardens, with n.o
,,s-F h,s Thopa; Wsa, day, from ala.rues. viii,
sfiI anah Roe airy, days from Baltimore. with mJ,,
sc'g lar Tompkins Virgins, oys,srs
Below.
ship Belydera Goodmsnsou is days from Hambury ,;,h
nn3se, 70 Goodhue x Co. WIN
chip Milton.
shp Tantiyy, from Dundee.
Br bark Fngaulton, OF Glasgow, with loss OF oretoma
~ bark Glasgow, from Glasgow
Bark Agnes (of Portlsnd) Coulter, from Porto Rico
Also, 9 ships; bark; brigs--unknown.
Sailed.
ship Navigator for Liverpool bark Albert for Waterford;
brig Marian Gage, for Belize, Hon.
Pck,t ship Hownsu,r dragged Gop hss wvvrinxs s Qua
a,@ss
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Passenger Sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
Bannipors-Bris Imogene-Rev II ) Leacock and lady
Miss Mary Leacoek, Miss Eliza LeaeocL and of
Nevis, WI; w Ae,andre, y York
Foreign lnnrOrtntlOns.
CaRpysAs-Bns Ossgc-5e0 hhds u ties molssses III Leve
rieh.
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NJ. WISE.
OP7TCLAN. FROM GERMANY
M OST respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
wi the public general that he has located himselfn this
NO. a37 BROADWAY,
Where may Ls found large and eomples Assignment OF
SuoLp, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES. .
Mr. w would also remind the public whom he partially
by his visits Saratoga Springs for the last
years by his knowledge Of the OPTICAL science he
bed determine the Glasses suitable for Persons
with weak eyes be supplied with glasses which will
ly benefit and not strain the sight
Paic attention called to style Of Perspective
Ground Glass of the finest flint which through their high
been highly recommended the best their effect upon the
eye for preserving and improving the sight continued writ
ing and reading.
W Short sighted persons and such have been operated
upon for Cataract, can also be suited
~He inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality, in old
frames and ofcts the Of all in his articles
NJ will all Spectacles purchased from
suit the sight for FIVE exchMge them without extra
charge. m3i lmsr
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CffU KOH OF The HUH IhINI T,
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
THIS Church will be open for the examination of Pews
Monday, 10Th, Tuesday 20th and Wednesday 2ist
iou, o'clock Nh and At f9ur o'clock H. on the last
the following Sunday the 18th Instant the Church will be
for divine service open lo1s AM and 3s PM az lsre
DO 20 subscribers have reduced the price of their best
Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal folows Crate s. So Egg and
Stove S. JO and Nut s. 2 There chestnut in
the Nut any Nut shipped with the Stove Lehgh Goals
the same price; all delivered free Of carriage.
THOMAS&P r. DOLAN 900 Mulberry st..
and 263 west 18Th st. between avenues 9th and 10TH
FL
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HDIMES NIIOIIEN RhINNfTso.
THE proprietor has engaged in manufacturing and sell
aned that for private families and boarding houses
there is no range present that will better
purpose and il not il will be removed free Of any expense
The purchaser Numerous be given 70 per
Of patterns for parlors bed and Offices
Ranges and Crates and all descriptions OF fire works
built at the shortest notice. -
Smoking Chmneys cned and warranted; c not cured no
charge is made. A. GILHOOLf SON,
Propriotors and manufacturers, 10 Nassau street
fe Inns