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Joh, Van Dyke,
Fred. w. Lord,
II, C. Murphy,
Henry Nicolf,
Will. b. Maclay,
Fred. A. Tailn,adge,
ID. s. jackson,
William. Nelson,
Cornelius Warren,
Dan. %. 81. John,
Eiiaki,n .SAsrriH,
Peter H Syiresfsr,'
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j. J. Slngieiand,
Orlando ID. Kellogg,
Sidney Lawrence,
Hurh While,
George Petrie,
Joseph Afullin,
William Collins,
Timothy jenkins,
q. A. Slarkweather,
Ausb,lrn Dirdsali,
William Duer,
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Patent Bdcking-Mr j. wellar No 80 Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which protnees
beautiful jet polish and does nlure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another columnU. s.. Gazette, May l.
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HIP COMPLAINT

Tbs disease Of frequent occurrence, and
nais in met zeal The effect Gayun m IN il rel ef
gruy wORierfuL
NEw YoRK. July g. 1915.
TINS 70 certify that for the past two years ed
with the DISEASE eah the bic Compnt during which time
Aended ~ Ds Carer and Watson OF this city,
any relief The severity of The disease obu
gcd To- give up my bus ness and have oen ia,
Wiuooi heng able 20 turn m bed Medicine Only
wo-e and ~as daily gruing and helpless Eary at
Sinc procured Do Chrsues Galsanie Bet
me Magnetic Fluid and from the time commenced wearing
began improve health lam ger than ever "a.
pTevious 70 my scsncs anil can
saner fatigue woud abo com
The of the Gaiyanc Fud amedtbs whole
Of The tint crs 81 three dcHnr Dr Ch.ts.
Galsanc and Magnetic dies invaluable bessnr have
ads The above statement voluntarily matter 81 duty 70
the afflicted GEORGE GATES
No Church Nevy Vort
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APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.

'2NHE following case is OF deeply interesting
II Character and has attracted tho attention and
tatlono several ct the first physicians York
Csrn ANDREW : p ToNas residing No 20 Brtge .tnr.t
BfookAnh IN ms 18th lie generally snoy-d o,,
h-ah but about three rradua Nv Ia
general weakness and asstue him aeeo
panied with depesion Of spins Loss appetite inability In
eep Gc soon followed Medical was fought and Dr
John w Fr7rets, Of New YORK consulted Tn, nsus -,
sdies such eopous bleeding tho,h
without the desired effect Captain Toks shortly aer Down
IN he street insensib' with apop6elic IL pt
recovering from the effects he drst tim th,t
pcIinn OF MS 'et side Apparently on Gh.r en-
qAhy MS physans pronounced his that Of
Apopy and PArayss The para ytic symptoms raidy irea,
eathe arms and limbs became aoced-nd-ei the bo- M an.
ae OF me body was Lleless shortly experienced an
apPeete H. more tban several hour, b
lie was 1paHed OF As worse physicians ssem,
u 40 les lie unable and
could neither feed nor dress mh unable 10 anti
euie dsun n.y. and his sight phy.ielans
among whom Dr. John w. Francis YORK and pr
VIM e. uht OF Brooklyn, considered his entirely hope
iess. AMI beyond human AID.
such unsxaRserated statement Of IN. s
Rings and Magnetic Fluid His family desou to try the sx
bracelets ior The wrst &C The Bard. limbs ana
bottle Of the Magnetic Fluid Ia - using thee are-
feeling peTcsptb'e the paray parts persprao
broke cut In i've days he enabled arm and use
his hand and in three weeks, walk alone m.
now began to speak distinctly could every re-
spee was improved period OF now ei,p
ed during which time Of ApopeIy
he Is nabed to take regular exercise and impaired ea
have been restored,
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SPINAL AFFECTIONs

daufhet of M Hiram Booth residing WiHian.burrb l.
J. ad ce with ~ MI Affection years becoming Al
most bcprss from The disease va. eonsde,ei be
yoni cure By physicians A. lad Gavanie Belt add
sn-theuing Paser cd and months from the
hpcaiun ~ he auc, st pronounced her n
perfect hcalh. The lady married and fea los
quite fee rom al symptoms OF her former complaint
tvcry c.umu n ths payer be- frci with similar teuo
nah In az Nervous Complaints
hey b., The efficacy of nr genuine Gavsnc it
cles q truly wouirrfui
SJ- Only arrnts for Richmond
uuVAL a PURCELL, Druggists. "a Main a.
For sale IN Wytisv.re, only BY W.. H sritttH
Etpanlory rami hsu may BE- had gratis mhG
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRiCE who my employment years,
and VIII business Old
under WIN ANDERSON CO. purpose
conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission
nf Goccries Goods
we'll the products and
gagged the Of Mr. DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct
and wheat department Of ad business HIS eGpeT
and qualifications for That branch Of . business well
known make
arrangement Mr FRED. ANDERSON to in
OF the tobacco department who has familiar
timately acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances will he made
mese goods tobacco wheat pug and ARTICLES OF
general trade WA. ANDERSON, IT,
February let Isi7
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MORE BOOKS

w The Coming 81 the lord a KEY u Rsvs
ton by Jsms Miedoni Nn.rr of ihs Frrbytsrsa church
Jamaicp. l.
Gauzn Inspiration, rhgopteusty Fsnarv Inspiration
oi ODE Holy Scripture BY Clnssen Frossof OF Theology
Geneva switzerland. translated By Rev XIX
Hns i.fnrd Aid Christians their efforts 10 convert sn
% Gui-ufh edition
Lives Of me Aposies q Jesus Christ - n Franes BACON
The rif1ns ard The pies b. Edwin Han "a ssg,
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GARDEN SEEDS,

INHE subscriber is now in receipt of constant
aadon' 10 his SUPPLY Of Garden SEEDS the well known
establishment Of u. Laudrsth Of Phihtenhia
These Seeds havo acquired reputation above all or and are
WARRANTED 10 DC iesh and scnu and implicitly ed on
~ on SEEDS BY The direction Of Mr. Laadreth are anaua
Nhdis"n from sale By this means he public assured tt
AZ &C rom the subscriber ar rs TEL able possible TO BE-
Masct "arceners and those purchasing aran ouI con
sun hrf Interest by supplying themselves Laudrchs seeds
nom N saosei'oef JOHAsFOr,
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CITY HOTEL,
Kic N nm d m al w

- u - -
Y>HlS new and large establishment was open.
cd BY Tho subscriber. the 2s
OF R.s.r late the long ied AMI well Proprietor Of
Tho FafnsrS Hotel In Fredeekssur
their undivided attention
patrons The HOUSE cenr, CITY on the
ground lately by noted Old BEL Tavern and ia
handsomely provided with furniture
as attentive assistants and
m OIL old friends and acquaintance and with years erps
enee In the Bongbrook Petersburg Va think they can
supply an equivalent fot them
W, FORMED and provided under cement A.
wool attached to the house.
ing himself the proprietor persons arriving owl horses
may be assured Of good attention for them.
JOHN MiNGE 4 SON
0 Petersburg Inieige National Ineirrpe.I and Union
Warrington ID c. Raleigh STANDARD k.surr lie
raid and Recorder Norfolk Herald Beacon and Richmond
Enquirer Warrenon Flag viii copy week three
and sind their accounts cor payment. es-f
1000 Grape Roots and Slips
II ECElVED per ship Iowa, from Havre via
New Sork-scscied France, AMI imported by Mons Pr
ehot native Of France a sdrnt OF ye
MIA aud practically acquainted with
ola Vineyard.
from the Royal Nursery Garden near Paris and tn,
private garden Of Louis Philippe
Tbs collection consists in part OF the following
Cbadiret blanc Champ
Noiraine Giles Yougot)
VTais Garnet ) Burgundy
Plant De JUN
Chaselas Rouge
Chasslas Blanc
Quntal
Raisin de Pochs
Rai,in dc Danes
Malaga, Museat, Madeira, &e, &c.
Those who wish 10 avail this rare opportunity viii
please cal soon AS the be planted
| fruit this years
BMons Piehot Civ. purchasers fun aLou, IN,
planting and management Of the slips by
S.M. ZACHRIssoN
tei S-d1m Chemist and Druggist lHS Broad
L
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YouI
OWN STATE.

EuNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand the
u PAPER MILL the Depot OF the southern Railroad good
sup.rGne, fine and folded
lcd and plain also, medium printing envelop
wrapping papers prices
they public assured that quality
will bear with the production
Northern Factory They prepared orersor
their
require Merchants and dealers requested to call AT the Paper
MIL nd erAmine for themselves NH
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COMMUNICATIVE.

VIZ have this day formed a conneXion in business as
stated in above advertisements aRd that the
made confidence OF our
nioTs friends aud the puble generally WIN ANDERSON Jr
Petty lat Ist5.-u Jas A TRICE.
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

,ntent reduction ut Pcnitcntinry store.
VIE subscriber, BY the board s nov, able 10 OF
u fer At greatly rriuerd prizes
5000 yards heavy doube Kerscy for N.xro Mem, .,h
ing - 1850 ~ N0's
1000 yards plain and striped In.ey Women. ebohint
In Store for Fall purchasers:
800 heavy ready made Kcrs-y Coats
zoo pairs do do
o"o pieces brog7ns with fin
Shoes equal to any In the marteL
Complete % Of Wagon Harness horses. with Cart and
Wason Haine-- in portions
Warranted Ares, very superior
Also Wheat Fam. What Bag. Rsfrix,r,,o,, w,,1,h.. -
FURNITURE OF different kinds ~
fos sae al fenentiay, superior artel. Of Burr Mil
Stones Wagons. Days, Carts &c -
The above offered very accommodating tenn. nd NM,
DO well 10 call nj the Prnentary or at IN. sot. No
H. street leading 10 Msyos Bridge.
ST
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RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA
The following Is iom clergyman known and OF disn.
sushet alta nuEenis and reputation.

The following fiom clergyman, well known and OF distn-
suished alta. Ailments and reputation
sIDNET, ". J, July II, 1876
Dr A. H. CHEhTiE-pear Doctor promised communicate
with 1ou respecting The elects Of the application
Kings and Magnetic Fluid tim. Is We. too
shot 10 justly my speaking positively perma
nny 81 my cure bus can that application yor
Gavanic Behs and Bracelets the NV nervous com
pants have been suspended chronic rbeu
nas bronchitis and Dyspepsia that o-- dis
orders all ctet with each
tenn lhaye had none OF the dyspepsia the app
cion OF your Bet e nothing worth mentioning OF the broD
ehs oI nave pea enabled 10 resume discharge
ta durs 81 preaching visiting, sc mech surprise
congregational and have had but single rhsn
hs nave enjoyed ~ ag perfect
a ades distressing a. hey than my lot To enjoy
o' years cannot be too grateful God Who his providence
has directed me you.
The immediate ees Of this letter procure some of the
zane Kind Of - auee Or OF people Of my
gresaou are effected with and shou my en,
te permanent @ Be he'd apply you have the arst
county Charge IN The state, and my has electrified Them so
70 SPcak) entirely.
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- ElhLE, NcrChanI Tailor,
NO 175 Chestnut STREET PHILADELPHIA
AS constantly hand, his extensive TaornE sore m
l'-e TIE Stie House, elegant Of French ara
Ehgh tois CassneFc aai Nosngs tecfved Der lac arrvi
~ lie conducts The establishment: principle Of ,pdns
no garments out OF his store but those or quality IL
mus That he hasso long custom in this v
ana throughout the Union. Hc would respectfully solicit can
ron genurnen visiting the city VIII execute snv
orders entrusted 70 him. superior a. lower
The same quality can b had ely. Jay "a
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"a aeaiIor the case. alluded to here foBows.I


May Co.'s blessing attend your liable tor my dear Doctor
and you sEoft relief ia there b. wal nunbt
Of others who will apply. Very truly yours
ROBERT w LANDIs
" seyea tiers have since been the Rev MI
Lands whoe heath has continued improve many Of b
eonsretaon have used the ayane equally happy
fcsulis. F'
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SWAN TAVERN.

NOfICE-rhc undcligned Executors OF The a,t VIII an
sediment OF Edward Coleman a city OF Pm adj
pha 'eecascd hereby nouD su whom may by
'ua OF ther powers o. ENceuo aorcfad and puuanc.
70 facilitate the transfer u stock The joint COMPANIES
hs Stale passed ne 10Th DAY Of January 1877 they or
att &c l'h day Of June Transferred 10
e'n ~ may become hc puIcnslrs stock IN Tn
hehnond Fcdsnek'burE Foiac Railroad Company. stand
ing on uo books OF sad Company a I'd
Hiund Coleman deed. GEORGE w. AsFINwALt. u
e. H-tm ISAAC HAIlEUtfRgT t1rs-
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TO SOUTHERNA AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.


JM4TUE.fCToRT) ! -4Sors Cal0phm Sired,
100 North 9th st. philadelphia.
FINBE finished and offer, for aea handsome
Vehicles OF fashiSH such
double Roekaway AMI tayan Wagons Of
SSksy York Wagons with without
he will dispose reasonable Al deseTP
order and warranted be OF the best
tenAls aud workmanship.
wishing purchase o the
above articles requested call and examine before purchasing
els-~herr.
Work coming Mandatory rarraAied for
var.
Having SILVER MEDAL, being highest
premium awarded Exhibition Institute
superiority among
polaae, 4
daion for IN. upeT'oTiy OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
North Fflh street, above Callowhil, Philadelphia.
sell
LNOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
very beautiful OF Boots and shoe Tor Ladies' OF
the following kinds
Ladies bronze Cater Boots, thick soes
do do do do
do thick cole Cal &c Roots black
do Buskins
do dne white Satin Slippers black
.In whit Nd
do Morocco dress Slippers
do kd slippers
do hne dress walking Shoes
10 Over Shoes different qualities. All Of the above
the best quality, foT sale by
de Is PUrNEY WATTS.
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FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- -.

I'm and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ Boats will leave Richmond at A. NJ MONDAY wedpe .iay
and Friday, and arrive Lynehburg nsrt days ut I'm
RETURNING,
Leave Jynehbug Monday, "Wednesday and Friday At A. NJ
and arrive in Richmond days at ~ r. ~.
Our Boats connect C.rsrve
Line TO Farmvc Prince Edward and n
with Parish Co.'S Line Of four horse stlunton
Sept 10. 1886 BOYD EDMOND AZ DAVENPORT
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

kIINHE public is hereby notified, that
XEx. Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which - IN the most complete oter for both day
line and unsurpassed her running
tween Por Wahhah and Norfolk with the
Richmond and fs'ersburg CT ts lSH rate Of IS
dag Hloas
Passengers leaving Richmond On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS al 64 A. breakat board the Augusta
arrive at Norfolk about O'Clock r. NJ
leaves Norfolk at A NJ on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS sA
TURDAfS pas,cngers breakssnE bOari and
Walhall At half ~ NJ. and Richmond about r NJ
will be perceived from the above thai comfortable
expeditions LIE gives To visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of uans1etng and by boat
mnrang to be absent from their homes only
The Augusta will the usual bindings James River
take in and pat out travel and other points
whore a signal smadc.
The public assured that the determination
ProPretors 10 keep this line permanently and
travellers between RchOId and Norfolk the
the lowest
For further information tickets foish ppy D-po;
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
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=
- just received large LOT Of hyperion Havana Crau-smonr
n few houard of The esrhated Congress brand this
oi mere are CE' of he finest quality The whole making
nnd btier asfoftm NJ Than before offered
- nUNAL 4 rIRrEII.. ~ Win srret
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18
DEATHS DIADEM.

Death sat on his solitary throne, and
gazed sadly through his dim and silent
halls. Many thousands were congrega-
ted there thousands still pressed On, but
all was still. There was no noisy foot
fall. no rus,ling Of garments, no word Of
welcome, no embrace. no recognition.
Parent and child. bridegroom and bride,
lover and beloved, rant and victim, ri
Walls and foes, came one by one, forgetful
alike OF enmity and friendship.
1t was dark and cold, and Death gath
cred closer his sable mantle. Alas he
said musingly. mine is fearful sover-
eighty. My realms are peopled with IN
willing subjects my approach is herald
ed with terror and tears. Perchance, my
abode is too cherries, my person too
repeIIing and stern. 1t may be, i, mus,
be so. A, once I will adorn myself and
my kingdom. The diadem I will make
shall not only throw halo around me,
hut illuminate the fartherest point Of rny
empire
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18
THE BELIEVER AND HIS ECHO.

BY CORNELIUS BAILEY.
Be'ieU'r-'rrue faith producing love to God
and man.
Say Echo. is not this the Gospel plan!
EehO-The Gospel plan.
Ss!irr~-Muss ! my faith in Jesus constant
BY doing good 10 all. both friend and fos !:
EehO-Boih friend and foe
Be/'rrer-But il brother hates and treats me
i'll,
Must return him good and love hi m still ]:
Eeho-Love him still.
Beiirrer-lfh he my failngs watches to reveal
Mus, his faults as carefully conceal:
Eeho-As caiefullv conceal
Belieuer-But il name and character he tears,
Aud cruel malice too, too plain appears,
And when l SORROW and affection know,
He loves to add unto my cup Of woe.
In this uncommon. this peculiar case,
Sweet EchO. say must still love and bless
Eeho-Still love and bless.
Be'irusv--Whatever usage i'll may receive.
Must l still patient be. and still forgive'
EchO-And still forgive.
Be!ieVsr-Why Echo. how 10 this ?-thou'rt
sure dove,
Thy voice will teach me nothing else than
love.
EehO-Nothing else than love.
Briievr-Amen. with all NY heart; then BE-
itso:
It's all delightful, just. and good. ] know.
And now to practice I'll directly 60.
Eeho-Direc.ly 90.
B<!isuer-Things being thus. then let who will
reject,
My gracious God. me surely will protect.
EehO-Will protect.
Behever-lisnceforth on Him I'll roll my eve
~ care,
And both my friend and foe embrace in
prayer
EehO-Embraes in prayer
Beheusr-But after all these duties, when
they're done,
Must in point Of meri: then disown,
And rest my soul oL Jesus blood alone
Eeho-On Jesus blood alone.
BslieUer-Echo. enough: thy counsel to my ear
10 swester than to flowers the dew drop
tear.
Thy wise instructive lessons please me we'll;
Till nextwe meet again, farewell, farewell.
EchO-Farewell, farewell.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18

know would please the m were they now
alive, by a particular regard or their dy.
ing eonmands-by Initiating their virtue
and Piety-and BY carrying on their plans
Of usefulness. Are your parents still
spared to you Ever treat them as you
will wish you had doae, when you stand
q lonely orphan at their graves. How
will remembrance of kind and affection.
ate conduct towards that departed friend
then help to sooth your grief and heal
your wounded heart.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18
HONORING PARENTS.

Asa stranger went into the churchyard
OF pretty village, he beheId three chill
dren at newly made grave. A boy
abou, ten years of age was busiIy enga-
ged 10 placing plants Of turf about it
whilst girl who appeared year or Two
younger. held in her apron few roots
Of wild flowers. The third child still
younger, was sitting on the grass watch
ing with Thoughtful look, the movements
Of the other two. They wore pieces OF
Grape on their straw hats, and few 9th
er signs Of mourning, such as were some
times worn by the poor who struggle be-
tween their poverty and their Affections.
The girl soon began planting some of
her wild flowers around the head of the
grave, when the stranger addressed them.
Mothers grave, SIR said the boy.
'And did your father send you 10 place
those flowers around your mothers grave:
NO sir; father lies here too, and little
Willy and sister Jane
when did they die q
Mother was buried for might yester
day, but father died last winter-thsy all
lie here.'
Then who told you to do this!'
Nobody. SIR replied the girl.
why then do you do itT
They appeared at q loss for an answer
but the stranger looked 90 kindly on them
that at length the eldest replied, as the
tears started in his eyes. o, We did love
them so
Then you put these green turis and
fiowsrs around where your parents are
laid, because you love them!'
Yes cir, they eagerly replied.
What can be more beautiful than such
an exhibition Of children IGNORING the
memory Of departed parents! Reader,
are you an orphan! Never forget the
dear psrsnts who loved aad cherished
you 10 your infant days. Ever remember
their pasernAl kindness. Honor their
memory By doing those lhings which you
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18

Mr.. Webster's exordium in the Lexing-
ton case 10 represented to have been ex-.
ccedingly impressive. The correspondent,
Of the Boston Journal gives the following
as portion Of it;
He said it was his intention TO take
passage it, the Lexington the Trip she was
burnt, but some trifing circumstance
which arose as he was about to start, PRE-
vented. He then paused for a few mo-
ments and remarked-that he was at Al
bany on a certain occasion, and but a
very short time before the boats were
ready to leave, he concluded he would 60
to New Yo'k-he started hastily. and
VIXEN near the wharf. inquired of friend
which boat he had better take there being
two before him, the Swallow and the
Rochester, upon which his friend advi-
sed him 10 take the latter, which he did;
the Swallow left the landing first, and
was soon out Of sight and he thought no
more Of her. till his attention was called
towards herby some noise and excitement
when he saw her lights 60 down, and
heard The dying shrieks Of her ill-taied
passengers. Mr.. W. paused again-and
then referred to his intention Of taking
passage on the Steamer Atlantic The trip
she was lost but 10 consequence Of the
i0clemency Of the weather, DO deferred
his departure till the next day"
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18

Oo-Thc Boston Wing quotes following verse
from "Patrioiic" ode BY T. G. Speer. which
is going the rounds Of the war papers:
Stand thou BY thy CountEy's quarrel.
Be- that quarrel when il may;
He shall wear the grecnest laurel.
who shall greatest zeal display.
and adds to il another version TO the zane
tune. I" BY patriotic voluntssrs"
IfyOu get into squaEsl.
Be that quasvsl e. right OF wrong"
Stick we'll 10 ia--AOn,e mind ccnscisnee.-
Go IL STIFF end yoit ssroag.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-The editor OF
the New Orleans Bulletin states. on the
Sd instant, that he has seen letters Of the
9Th January from the city Of Mexico. and
from parties having access 10 high sources
Of information. which express, in decided
terms. belief that the difEsreaces be
tween the two nations, will very speedily
be amicably and hoaOrably settled.