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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
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/ URIAH iDRhs"nJ M u 81.
Died, in New York, on the S::h inst, vRrAH
TURNxR. M. D.
DR.. Turner was native of Litchl. I'D coNn'y
Conn.,, where for several years, and until los
Of health compelled HIM to quit his post lie
practiced his profession with skill and success.
He then removed to New York, but his profess
siOnal success was blasted here, BY the fire.
quent and severe attacks of his old malady--
asthma. Subsequently,, his health being some
what improved, he established himself with
very fattering prospects in Stamford, Conn;
hut again being oVerpowered by his inveterate
foe, he returned to the city, where for a time
he was engaged in the publication Of the MY
Medical Gazette. Nc
oflate, he had enjoyed comparative ex-
symptom from suffering. but al length his shat
tered constitution. was once moro challenged TO
the conflict, and oyerthrown in the struggle.
Sad is the history of the doings of disease
and death-sad indeed. when the theme is of
those whom we at once love and respect
Ola small association Of professional friends
who Understood each ether, formed about 20
years since, DR.. Turner has been the first TO
retire from what 10 most is a chequered scene
Of good and evil, but which was to him, alas /
too uniform-toc much salneness ofpain The
survivors kne,o him--tdey acil remember him
during their own brief "loitering by the way"
and after all, what greater sublunary good than
friendships remembrance, is there inscribed
on the tablets of Hope
As a medical man. DR. Turner was good
specimen Of the character of the New England
physicians, exhibiting mind enlightened by
science, but not enslaved BY precept.
.~ The few published papers from his pen serve
to increase regret that the mind which observ-
ed SO closely-which judged so rightly, and
which described so plainly, should have been
lodged in tenement too frail for the task of a
fuller manifestation ofitspowers, but CHERISH
ing as.we do-the memory o. our friend as he
s0as. it seems like Proclamation to wish that he
had been in any respect different. q
His labors are ended the scene il closed,
care has ceased to trouble him-the weary one
is at rest. HI.
New York, Feb. 10. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
Arrival Of the Cambria |!
FOURTEEW DlYS LATER.

~ FOUR7EEyT Days LATER.
The Steamer Cambria was telegrapded
atsea,at 8 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
The following is q synopsis Of the news
received by her
FAIL IN PRIeE OF Flour In Liver.
pool on the lsi,, the price of flour fell
four shiilings (96 cents) per barrel. In
dian Corn iell Us. per quarter, (about l:
cents per. bushel!)
On tho Is, day of Feb. wheat declined
tothe amount Of from ITO IS. per quarter
PARLIAMENT. {,
Doings are Interesting. The three
principal measures, being the entire re-
mission Of the Corn duty, suspension
of the Navigation laws, and a proposed
remission of the duty on Sugar and Mo-
lasSes
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice that we
i will applyto the General Assembly al
their session 10 be holden at Hartford on the
first Wednesday Of May mex, for the Charter
Of a Bank to be located in the town Of Canaan
or Salisbury in the county Of LischGeld, and to
be called the Iron Bank. 10.
February 17th, fS47.
JOHN C.. COFFINC.
AS VIM, M. BURIAL, and others
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
xMvA1uABLH FAMILY

al GID wHL MD -A rAJ M D NAT .
OK LECTURES on the USES OF THE
~ LUNG s. Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma and Diseases of the
Heart. On The Laws Of Longevity and mode of
preserving male and female health. symmetry
and beauty; exposing causes and cure Of those
diseases that produce consumption, or shorten
life, as Affections Of the skin, spine, stomach.
bowels. kidneys. Liver. scrofula. piles. gravel
and female complaints. Its rules are easy,
practical and pure, form guide 10 perfect
health and long lite. % engravings, 324 pages.
so cents Postage 9I>2 cts. BY SAMUEL
SHELDON FITCH. A. MI. Ii. D., at TOT
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
0J-Any person remitting fifty cents, free will
receive one. copy BY mail, to any part. The
trade supplied. & a.
Feb, 18th 1s47. & 39eow6n
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
REUBEN BANCROFT. M b.

W.. Y A-4S lsiAINAIAOE5l, IVA IL
In Oxford, Chenango county, N Y Reuben
Bancroft M D.aged So years.
The deceased was native of Connecticut
and was educated at Litchfeld, where he re-
ceiyed his Diploma from the Connecticut Med
ical Society on the 10th Of February, 1916
He soon after came to this village, then com
parstively new. and commenced the practice
ofmedicine, with no advantages of friends or
fortune. but with heart bent upon success.
His ruling ambition was. TO excel ia the pro.
Of his choice 10 this the eniiie energies Of
his life were devoted, and in il lie succeeded to
an eminent degree.
BY no portion Of the community will Ills loss
be sosdeepiy depiored. as by ihnse whom he
has been accustomed toyisit for inaily years as
their family physician, and who felt lheii con-
fidence in him increase as they witnessed from
year 10 year the increasing skill with which he
triumphed over disease in all its shapes and
forms.s
When at last compelled himself to bow to
that worst disease, cancer, over which the
medical art has as yet exertsd little or no con.
troll. he felt the vanity of all earthly attain
ments. and was led TO seek those consultations
which point to future, neverehding and bless
ed existence. Believing that The catholic
church was the true and original church
founded at Antioch, he embraced lis faith,
spariook Gifts ordinances, and died in its COM
munion. GOxford Republican
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

a.. TaylOr,s Lstier.-It appears from
.Theticaiion in the New York Express.
.and.letts. sym Gen. Taylor which created
.'5a,ss ong the wire workers at the
49, aSA"Itten to Gen. Gaines, who is
found Gen. Taylor. aad between whom the
and thTiendship exists, The letter was
,l;shsa with the consent Of Gen. Gaines at
:.ou.sl Of DR.. D. Francis Bacon. the med
,.e3,;sX II and intimate friend Of the latter
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
nj IiSiEi NHEcaaton Tea Com any has
IA s = been popularity known ior

is ny He Canton Tea Company has ].
H " = been popularity known for
s % many yearg This Il INV laraast
- VI an. anu oldest Tea Establishment in
Inc public have had full proaf of
,ne'r iltesrity and responsibility. Bsit sueh
. .s ne g me great and pressing demand fft
my asas = mat they have been obliged
10 enlarge, toa great extent, their two nr;pc;--.
pai esfaotishnents in New York "a -. ~. a.
l25 CHATHAM 81 100 GREENWICH s,r..
ihey moreover possess facilities, In relationysa
! ne ga Trade, in very abundant degree and
i oouoliess superior to any Tea Concern IN IA.
ie, ~ er scrunulons regard 10 all mir
clples tRat tend 70 elevate Inc character az = .
large house' Is well understood. and mas a
ieaoy secured them connection, pfoIjai a. a.
larger man all other Tea Establishments ~
sen leas. pafey, more Jragrdnf and peg6s q ~
.he P,scss " tne aggregate than any NJ ior
the word--c china excepted. use tn
" ney most zealously invite the sitter .
.ne inhabitants &c WolcottvilIe, to tfs; uon 81
cy' Where the Following assortments al h1gen-
90 hana and they ieello hesitaton 4 a.xays
that wherever IA single trial Il MAD "a stating
great prefeaence Wv nj he ,;,,a., .s.n ~, verv
Teas Of the q ANTON TEA CoMeAm celebrated
Resder,make the experiment
Rffaa Prices as foil0,cs, slbjcef$ .1,as
DC returned " NAT approot Is Tx. sases les
IT, aGREENs. n = W.
S T;ns YOUNG u Tyson so % Der II
No. fragrant Go. ~ GO
No. 3very fine do. sa2
Good HYsoN y e
Yer fne do. Ill &@
Extra fragrant o.5
Good TIYsON SKIN y Is ;.
Good IMPERIAL D so Y" >.
Very fine g, - % "a
Extra finesde. - - IL 90 ..sss !.
], Is
No. !, soUcHoNf, -Acks. 81
Ma % 50 80 perib>
F s.ssssp po os ,.o,a So
CONGO q s 81 'o e ~ varousprices
Fine O0E one various prices.
Very hpte do us9V
~ M fns % n oo
F'.nestF ~ ~; p,.. 80 =. varisps prices y
r.. .ch Pekoe favored9 O 7SM
: lie ORANGE PEKOE n 80 am
7 finest PEKOE FLOWERS M u
1 HoWQUA. or finest Black Tea IN. q
NJ rIys ULTRA TEAS. both creeg ! ~ M.
o. o. al descriptions, the highest grades erown
| IN Chlnas Fist per h. 4 :.
GJ-rAKEs NOTICE 1.-THE Cantons -
company are the exclusive vendors OK bssscz
T Psr,or nlaek lea called" Howqua's MSlaFs.
every other RsEson house profsss;n.. q sars
spe same at aIl-nuch less IL hover n - e.
a .s:S, inc nRwasy ed he public themsslre..
n, miD perceive, sy Comparing me spuriosIs ,x;sI
me Tue genuine T aosqua' vendsd u a. CsnssT
lea Compar. 81 = ss -
rt nssry sacIage On addition 10 its esNA, u ~
:, Ia WEIGH T., Independent &c tzA Apifes
the teas therelr ars g .anees and
light and aiF tkAt their qaaiiss secured lEens
EeHiain unlmpaiFed IN slaEef ~ PoN sk WA
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
!. DIED.

In Warren, on the 11th inst, Mrs. Polly
Webb. wife of Darius Webb, ESQ.,. aged So. 4
lnWashington. on the 18th inst Theodotfa,
wife Of David N. Farrand, and daughter of the
late Samuel Leavitt, Esq. aged 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
Charles Vail,
, EFyySTGr AM & snR GEON,

ID RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
N the inhabitants of Litchfeldand vicinity
He has taken rooms at the United States Hotel,
formerly Phelps j where he may be found at
all times when not professionally absent
Litchtield, January 9Th, 1877. 34m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
MARRIED.

In this town, on the 23d INST, ny the Key
Mr Dixon, Mr.. Chas. w Cook AID Ms Loui-
sa Beartlsley. a
In Wallingford, Geo. F. Baker. of the Baker
Family of Vocalists. to Miss E. A. Reed ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
advertisements.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
HalfSquare, insertions, - ~ SO is
Each subsequent insertions, Is
1Square, insertions, = 100
Each subsequent Insertions 90
Administrators Notices., ~ 90 "a
& Commissioners Notices, 1e5
Estray Notices, -.s : -- o75
Guardian and Trustee Notices, &C., 81 Cd
per square.
GA liberal discount madeto yearly ADVERT.
Gs-Patent Medicine adv'ts inserted one year
at $50 per column -
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
fMonday, Feb. % ]

PRIcEs.-B Beef Cattle. at and Ss-extra 50
Cows, at Is. % and Ss3, according 20 quail
ity
Sheep and Lambs. at 2, 3 so, and IS 90. ac-
cordiug to quality.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
Tsactorv FEelp Wanted.

VNsO Family of good moral character and
IL Industrious habits, consisting Of WeaVers
and .Spinners, the best of wages will be paid
leash every monthly and every means used to
make their condition comfortable. And II the
family IS large and the help good, the house
rent will be given.
New Preston, Jan. IS, 1917. f37
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

additional
chest width, andupw additional i
dandto
strength Ali will
-. ; -. 49,
& fsF ,@SsF = Ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
1T Cowt@of Probate holden at Salisbury
acifhin and for the District nk Shnrnl on, iGe

lit a Cooutsof Probate holden at Salisbury
sciftin and for the DiSfrictof Sharon ON ne
20M day Of January a D 1917:
Present John G Mitchell Esq. Judge Il
ON motiono 81 Daniel Parsons. Executor Of
" the last will and testament ofUr:ah Tuck.
er late Of Sharon within said district deceased;
This Court doth decree that ,sixzmonths iron
this date be allowed and limited for the credi
tors Of said estate TO exhibit their claims against
the SANG to said Executor and directs that pub
lie notice be given afthis order BY adyeitisi
in a newspaper published in LitchiieId county
and by postinga copy thereof on the public
sgnpost in said town Of Sharon nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
JOHN G.. MITCHELL, judge
All persons indebtud TO said Estate are re.
qucsted TO make immediate payment 10 ~.
81 DANIEL PARSONS. Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
NOTICE.

THE standard weights aud measures as or.
i dered by the Legislature at their last ses-
sion, have Just been received. The several
towns in the county Of Litchfeld will please to
call on Jonathan Darlington for further infor-
nation. =. l.. WEBB,
39wl treasurer
Litchfeld' Feb. 40, ls47. eas
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

III Court Of Probate holden at SALISBURY
,ciihin and for the district Of Sharon, on
the I'd dag Of Feb, II D. 1877. :
Present John O. Mitchell, Esq, Judge. Z
sHsHlS Court doth direct hoffman r. Bates,
- Administrator on thee estate OF Nathaniel C
Bates, late of Salisbury, in said district deceas.
ed, represented to be Insolvent, in give notice
to all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased, to appear, (if they ace cause.) before
the Court Of Probate to be holden al the Pro-
bate oihce in said District onsthe 18th day Of
February 1s47 at 10 o'clock A. M. to be heard
relative TO the appointment of Commissioners
on said estate, by posting said order Of notice
on public sign post IN said town of Salisbury
nearest the place. where the deceased last
dwelt. and by ADVERTISING the satnsin a news
paper published in Ltchfeid.
Certified from Record, "a
30 JoHNG MITCHELL, Judge 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTyHE Copartnership heretofore existing I'M
der the name /. JONES s. NEWTON. !" 10
this day dissolved BY mutual consent, All per-
sons indebted to the concern, are requested to
make immediate payment to either Of the sub
scr;bers, r A. JONES,
1m36 SAML S. NEWTON. =
Cornwall Bridge, CT. January II, ls47.
NToRFoLK ACADEMY. - THE Winter
In Term Of this Academy will commence on
Monday, November 80, under the supernten-
,lence Of Mr.. w. b. Rec A. B., as Principai.--
Tuition in the common English branches $3
per term Of eleven weeks; higher English "a ;
Languages rs.
The succeeding terms Of the present acadee
mieal year will commence on the 9Th Februa
ry and the oath May respectively ~s5
8 In behalf Of the Trustees
VIM LAWRENCE, Clerk.
Norfolk, Nov, 20, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

T.nOR SALE A small FARM, containing
l 81 Acres Of excellent land. with two
story Dwelling House. Barn and out houses
thereoo. situated about one and a half miles
south Of the village Of New Milford, on the
road TO Washington and Litchfeld--located in
very pleasant neighborhood, il being the
place lately owned BY Susannah Taylor, decd.
Enquire Of IcHABoD NOZZLE. or r.,..
3 EZRA NOBLE, su'
New Milford, Feb %, 1917. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

os.Dr Tinothy Child of this town has been
" n,ed assistant Surgeon in the Massachn-
~ RegirI ent of Volunteers. This is an ex-
vi eppdA ptment. The young doctor is, we
n i!sn uuive ksally acknowledged TO be supe-
W - sny ons& in this section Of the country.
OF he ~ practics Of Surgery, and Is generally
M, "a upon ten perform all difficult surgical
NJ ls"t;ons. - PIstsfsld Eagle,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

1T a Court of Probate holden at Norfolk,
seithia and TOR the District Of Norfolk. on
the 10th day of February. II, d. 1877
Present Daniel Hofchkiss. Judge
THIS Court doth direct the Administrator
l. on the Estate of Edwin +. Root, late of
Norfolk in said district, deceased, represented
10 be insolven,, to give notice 10 all persons M
terested in the Estate Of said deceased. to APP
pear. II. they see cause, before the Court OF
Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office in
said District, on the 18th day Of March l547,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ. to be heard relative to the
appointment of Commissioners on said Estate,
by posting said order Of notice on public sign
post in said town Of Norfolk nearest the place
where the deceased last dwell. and by adverfi>
sing the same in newspaper published in
LitchfeId Certified from Record.
Al DANIEL HoTcHKIss, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
! l|III|'|lAllRl %
70 R $ A r. u !.

4 Ii
TsHE Subscriber offers FOR sale his farm sit
4 uatein the north partof Sharon, adjain.
ing Salisbury formerly owned BY Isaac Pardee,
Esq. II contains $50 acres. and Il most elipi.
bly, situated and well divided into the different
qualities Of land for a good farm. There arc
onthe farm good dwelling house, .wo good
barns and other out buildings III good repair.
The house and farm are well supplied with ex-
ceilent and permanent water, and there Is d
good supply Of 10 !
.m CHOICE FRUIT!
j. Will be sold in parcels 10 suit purchasers.
a large portion Of the purchase money may
remain secured onthe farm for term ol years.
Poss ession will be given on the first of April
next. Enquire ofthe subscriber resident ON the
premises :.
A. HOMER pARDEE.
Sharon, Feb. / 1s47. @A - IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

AT a Court If Probate holden at .Norfoii,
,cithia md for The District of Norfolk on
the 18th day Of Feb. 1s47.
Present, DANIEL HoTcHKIss, ESP Judge.
I'M the estate Of BURIAL SAGE of Nor
" folkwithin said District. assigned in trust
fol the benefit Of all hiscre6iiors.
ORDERED, that the Trustees account be
exhibited to this court. for hearing, allowance
and settlement at the probate Office in said
District on the 18th day Of March 1s47at 10
o'clock \. NJ, and that alt+persons Interested
in said estate maybe Gifted To al,pear fifthes
see causeI before sa;d Court, at.s.i tine and
place to be heard therein. l, t. ordered that
lbs. orl.f be- published in che ofthe papers
published in Ltchfeld and also to be posted
on the public signpost in said town Of Norfolk
Certified from Record,
DANIEL H0TCHKISS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
FALL AND WINTER
@I@DGDED @B~
1867. ''

TIME Subscriber, being very thankful for
J. the extensive patronage formerly receiv-
ed, would respectfully solicit a continuance8oi
the same, and inv lite the attention of his friends
and customers generally 10 hisfresh stock of
DRY GOODS, ~
now opening, suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade, and consisting Of theb best west Of Eng
land Cloths aud Cassimeres; also French
Cloths, superior article for great coats, Vest
ings Of all kinds, Satins. Tailors' Trimmings,
gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets, Broad
Clothsvery cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, &c.
SC. Also splendid assortment of goods for
Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses, " hich will be Of
fered at very lowprices. Also black and blse-
black Silks Stripe Levantine and Satin Stripe
do Sinchews and yd wide Gro de Rhine, do
black blue.black and Fancy Bombazines, Mus
lin de LANES of late style and very low. Nau-
sock Muslns, Null Muslns. Book Muslns
India Cambricks. Bishops, Lawn. Thread ant
Lace Edgins. -
And complete assortment OF Sheeting ane
bleacled Muslins; Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp
Carpeting Of various styles; and a large suppl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

BRIGHTON MARKET-Fcb. is se
Beefcattle. extra, at Sc SO FIRST qualify al
&C /; second do. so. ~
Working Oxen, $74, 7s, andI92. IN 1
Cows and Calves, at 81, x6, and 81. =
Sheep, II 63, ID, 3l2, 8 IS. S %, and
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

GRASS SEED,--A large quantity OF CLOVER
" and TIMOTHY SEED may be found at the
store of the subscriber in Sharon.
Mar l.'47. [7w* D.. r. GOULD.
~ Bridge. Enquire of Il,
Thomas L. SALToNsTALL. H
Litehheld, Feb %, 1s47 al
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
Pekin Tea Company,

TINE Teas mantioned in this Catalogue ara
L done up il. quarter pound, half pound and
one pound peckrgss--the first, or inside wrap
per is lead. the second wrapper is water proof,
paper, andihe 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-
aus districts in China. Country dealers can se..
leetAss small quantity of aeacf, kind as they,
Ike, ana have them packed in one chest These
teas a'seco.,'e in five pound Chinese packages,
called quatt..oons, a very convenient, iancifsg
and portable shape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
IIIIDR'lONIl
Cash and Exchange store

GSySD tg2eN AsEcke6E2ege Store.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs The in
Il habitants Of Watertown and vicinity, that
a different system Of mercantile business will
he adopted BY him the coming season. Great
Inducements will be offered to persons wishing
to pay cash for Goods; also. Goods will be sold
low on short approved credits, and 10 exchange
for produce.
CLOCKS, WIG G. O.NeS, & P.aLyMLE
HITS,
are wanted in exchange for Goods, on fair
terms. - 49, ss IS
a splendid assortment Of Goods will be kept
BY the subscrlber--a larger variety than is
fouhd Ia most country stores @
w d. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber, ale requested ia call and
settle them previous to April1, 1877
iGs~ All business contracts that have been
made by customers with the subscriber will be
strictly perf3rmed on his part.
A. A. GRIDLEY.
Wa;ertown, Feb 90, 1877. 2miI
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

teas a,soco.He In five pound Chinese packages.
called quatsoons, very convenient, iancifu&
and portable shape. ...
Blacsc Teas:
Powchong, good, full favor, $0.3s,
do. fine # So
Sonchong, good ~.
90 extra line s--.~ 5us.
oolong, strong, favor fine so
Oolsng This Tea is a great favorite, and i
gives general satisfaction.
+ do very fine ~ II. ECO
NJ e DO ii in h. and halflb eattys, extra 5
NE .Lns Ultra so
Ne Plus Ulra.-This tea is as fragrant and /
sweet as nosegay.. 1t yields perfume tbatSis
truly delightful. 1t is of garden growth, and su.
per,er to any thing Of the kind ever sold in this
country. -
English Breakfast Tea, very fine, 20
Hawqua's Mixture, strong and rich black tea
Pekoe flavor - *
Congo, good a.
do very fine sn
Pekoe Flowers, good 1oo
do do garden growth 1.5o
Young Hyson, ~
Young Tyson, sweet cargo s5
do n.y. do finer 40
do DO hne cargo 10
w" 90 Silver Leaf ~ 100
do superior $l-Imperial s7s
Gunpowders7 cts Finer ~ az
Hyson 75tcts. u Imperial, superior 90.
S'spe'' Legf-Seldoin sold even BY large
dealers, because Of the very small profits mades
on its sale. This is very superior Tea. q.
do Golden Chop. Plantation or Gar.
der growth ss1ssoa
Gofd.n Chop This rs the finest Green tea
~ FnltlVafnA In r .
4 ings, and excels all other Green Teas Ear
its delicacy Of flavor, strength and asosoa
Heretoforsthis tea has never reached this
to importers 'sTS & =
% .z.z.s HENRY CI.APP. AGENT. +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02
TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABL i9HMENT,
Morth-wes corner Of Fulton and assau 30.
lanes GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per eopy-s7
q per sunum-payabe in Advance. 80
WEEKLY aERALD-Every saturdayErri,es % cen"
copy--S3 az annum-payabie m advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-EYery Steam Packet day
Price "a per copYS3 per annrm, including postage
payable advance Subscriptions and advertise men VIII &c
received by Mesr 0iignani - rue Yyiehne rar'; L
ANNUAL PiCTORiAL HERALD Published on the
LIST Of January of year-snge copies srpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, the usual prces--always cash IN
advance Advertisements should be written ~ PLAIN egp:
The Proprietor will not be responsible Tor errors na
PAINTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. q,
All letters or communication by mail addressed to tbs
establishment, be paid or the postage VIII % az
drc-d from the subscrptinu mousv rem'tfsc
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CHELLs. SHELLS! sHELLs!!. - Wsut.d all kiuds Of
shells Tor which the h,shn pr,cs will be gwen. At o
Chatham street, Chambers street.
will also be found large aud we'll selected assortment Of
shells when will be disposed of at ieasousb,e prices
B-Ths highest pee will be paid for all kinds OF cssoG
Cloth,pg and Furniture.
DO not mistake tbs number. IS Chatham street.