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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
A Astonishing effects
IN QUICK CONSUMPTION.

cure 81 young Lazy IN Rdpid DecHnf
Waldoboro' Me, April 7, l849.
DR.. Bradlee-Dear Sir consid-
er the Hungarian BaIsam an invaluable rene
dy for diseases fthe Lungs.
My daughter aged about II years was seiz
ed about year ago with violent affection o
the chest and lungs, attended with short
marsh cough. pain in the side weakness and
difficulty of breathing. hectic fever, chlls and
other symptoms Of a speedy decline. or quick
consumption.
She was very rapidly reduced in strengtl .
and other remedies proving of no avail. ! was
induced to try Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
which am happy to say. had the desired eff
feet. and in lew weeks raised her itnm the
state of debility and danger described, &C per
feet health. Nothing else with which ! am
acquainted, would thiIk. have saved her life
ABlJAH SPRAGUE.
The above in true statement Of facts
43lm WIN. n BARNARD. Wat doGOro'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
M&T1 GOODS.

"A c. SMITH has just returned from New
"A. York with general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, & HARD.
"a W.iRE,
nat he can sell at unusually low prices
Pleass call and examine before purcha
Elsewhere. Is S-4cents per ID paid for butter
This week in exchange for Goods al cash prices
May 1s4s. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

liSSOLUTlON.-The eo-partnership here
totore existing between Samuel c Scoville
and Elisha d Mansfield, is hereby di.solv>
ID. S. C. SCOVILLE.
South Canaan, April %, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

At Court of Probate holdea at New Milford
within aud for the District Of New Milford
on the 2ist day OF April 1918.
Present DAVID e SANFoRs, Esq, Judge.
ON motion OF Royal Garfield, executor OF the
last will ofITHAMAR CANFIELD late of
New Milford, within said District, deceased
This Court doth decree that six months from
this dale be allow ed and limited tor the credi.
tors of said deceased TO exhibit their claims
against his Estate to said executor ard directs
that public notice be given Of this order by adj
verifying in newspaper published in Itch
field and by posting copy thereof on The sign
post in said town Of New Milford nearest III.
place where the deceased last dwell, and in on.
other public place. Certified from Record,
DAVID c. SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
NOW DR. NEVER,

VnHE undersigned being about to leave
I'll >town. teels it his duty to Info,m those Who
y have delayed. that there is still an oppor>
iunity to procure true aud perlec Likeness :,
as his room will be kept open about two
weeks longer, for the purpose OF accommodate
ting those who may wish to favor him with a
call 1t is admitted by all, tina his pictures
as likeness and elcaness Of express ion, are
far eupeIior TO those taken by Operatives gen
J. L. JUDD.
Ltchfel1, April ls, 1918, AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
HAIGIlGS,
VV'OrFhy of Particular .gE-
fe2lfiOn.

VSOrGAy of Particular .gE-
tealflOn.
A STUPENDOUS STOCK Of French,
IA Philade,phia, and common Ameri>
can made
Paper Hangings,
is now opening at the famous " BEE
HlVr," of Elegant Fresro and Lands
scape, with beautiful Etruscan Borders
TO match, forming the most exquisite
Parlor and Drawing Room Paper ever
exhibited in this city.
GOOD SATIN PAPERS AT IL 9 cents
A PIECE. LANDSCAPE do. SAME
PRICE.
Common PAPER HANGINGS by the
cart load thew designs, and at Ike
most astonishing bargains ever seen in
the State
BORDERS, from the most common up
to the richest Gilt and Velvet.
ELEGANT FIRE BOARD VIEWS
LANDSCAPE RAINBOW, and new
style CURTAIN PAPERS. great vari~
ETY..
Landlords. Builders, Tenants, and
Paper Hangers, will find here an d,trac-
tive aSsorimcn: at uncommOnly low pri-
ces, for single room Or an entire house.
unity Mere hants
will find advantages in this stock Of Cur.
tain Papers, Common Papers, and Bor-
dcrs' unsurpassed in this country, as to
variety and price. An invitation to ex>
anime this assortment, is herewith ex-
tendt d 10 all.
STAIR & BURKETT.
The "BEE HIVE" 227 Main street,
directly opposite the Fourth Church
Hartford, Conn. 3W49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
Railroad Meeting !

A1NllA OOU AVE CCtIHS
A Ii persons interested in the construction
of a Rail Road through the valley OF the
lQN Naugaluck. will please call at the VOL
COTTVLLE CASH STORE with the
necessary bonus and invest it in cheap GING.
HAMS, MuSLlNS, CALlCOES, and lots of
other bargains.
Here are the prices. Tell them to y,ur
friends and ighbors-Herald them to those
who have hut little to expend tor the necessa.
res of life-For at the Wolcotlville Cash
Store one dollar will buy a. much as two al
some stores.
Remember the prices when you come to
trade
Is p. Light and Dark Silks.
French Satin Stripe Polkas.
Carton oil tcOOi SHAWLS
3 doZ French Embroidered Collars.
Tsp. Plain and Figured M de LANES:
pMARK THE FIGURES!
5000 yds Brown Cotlors fir. 5 l.2 to s 1-2c
per yard.
1000 yds Bleached Long Cloths, 6 TO Sc pr I'd.
500 yds Tick ings. 7 10 IL &c per yard
5000 yds Calico Remnants, at Ola do.
1000 yds French Ginghams, worth 2Oc. for
IL l.2c.
$3.50 Scotch do. worth Csc. for Is.
200 L linen Cambria Hdkfs. at 6 lie each.
40 doz. Isle Thread Gloves, at do.
500 yds Printed Lawns, 10 l.2c per yard.
7 p Brilliantines, only Is per yard.
Good French Cloths, only 81 so per yard.
Black French Doe Skins, 81 and 25 per yard.
ESP. White Irish Linens, only CSC.
Now IS the time to buy CARPETS cheap.
300 yds OF CARPETS. both Cotton and
Wool, from 10 to Coo per yard.
We would mention 400 yds Of Calicoes this
day received, which we shall sel for Cd per
yard. They are acknowledged cheap at ~
l'2c. 0J-Remember they are fast coiors.
Pure LiUe Geese Feathers of the best quail.
ity. as cheap as they can be bought in Hartford
Fancy Cassimeres. Cloths of Superior make,
Vesiings,
Ready Made Clothing,
ofall kinds. we offer in unprecedented bar
gains.
We would allude to small lot of GROCE-
RES. Buv If lhev are cheap
10000 lbs beautiful N. o. SUGAR. at6I4
s hhds MOLASSES at CSC pr gallon.
- Chests Black and Green TEA IS at any
price you want.
The above Goods were bought mostly at
Auction, and bought TO be sold, and they must
aod shall be, as low as they can any where in
this State. Our stock is the largest ever Of
fered IN the County, and, we wovld add. the
cheapest.
WOleOIfsiHe Cash Store,
LATHRoP Il BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

QASH TO be loaned-viz. about 5000 from
1 the Litchfelu Town Deposite Fund, on
" The security required by law.
Nav 5 1913. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
&C uEtlv' Mere ha nts

STAIR & BURKETT.
The BEE HIVE" 227 Main street,
directly "pposite the Fourth Church
Hartford, Conn. 3W49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

Landlords. Builders, Tenants, and
Paper Hangers, will find here an a,trac-
tive assorimcn: at uncommonly low pri-
ceS, for single room or an entire house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

New Haven, May LIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

How DO GEN Pr .ow MAKE Cot. POLK PREsr
-Aeoor5iog to NJ Tri' ss We sre told the re-
noWned Gen Pillow made 10 hit bcas "hen IN MEXICO
?. IN ..k how, uh.ng who're The best .ooton Of the
Harrisburg " iou soy sftar no ssino'a convention
had non,,s,ed NJ, Poir ablUt SIR Pok being such
c.l-nf r6.othsr sts-tnsut beios iasce the fstb
Of "a ss ssd ae 10 that effect inside a Baltimore
dprinr m. session Of the Conventon by near peish
Dor" " The Dses River candidate who proesseo TO M
ssrsfaad all his ssurim-nts and fnew that he rcndy
10 ,bs taria Isll That sssment occurred 10 M Pok
"a. vo,s Of Pennsylvania which msde him Prerdent The
80 I. hat the reishbor' Who Dsde the deolsrs
=, R.fmors was Mr. Gen q deOn J. Pillow aud n
~ s,orY be true Cen Pillow has perfect risht boast
more eertsn than that that infamous deception elected
Mr. Polk to the Office Ia which he cd . 70 reward
we'll doubtless, Tor Mr Pillow TO bolster M Polk add il
natural for Mr. Polk 70 pnt bis PILLOW 10 new
case. lPhilao. North American, lith.
FUNERAL CERExoSIEs- Washington, April TO-
A grsnd snd dirse the memory Of the deceased
patriots dur DS the recent revolution in France was
celebrated this afternoon 81 Mathews Church. The
interior ofths edhce isstooned With the embems Of
mourning The French citizens marched 70 the Church In
procession bearing with them bsnner used in the hfs
Revolution. The ssseubisgs iumsnto. and the
services sublime far Surprising snythinF ofths ii
press sympathy with the French am the Of RepuO
NssBism has convened this evening North Am'csn lth
BAD STocK Some time since, two men employ
cd a. eng neers end brsk snen on Of the railroads
admitted 81 the Methodist churches IN Port
land. Their" Christian walk not being altogether above
rrproach they were excomnuuica.sd. Soon sftervsrd
suoihsr enSnee made application for admission 70 the
church. when Of the Committee ersyey said 10
him" We have bad hard luck with the Rnlros1 folks
and have concluded not 10 admit any t>m INTO
church. any hon p
ROBBERY AT HUsTsyiLLE--The Office OF Fesrn
Doan-ssn L Co Huntsville, tAlsbsms) entered on
night Of the 23th u aud 20 600 In money aud 81 6On
In bills Of exchange distracted. The money consisted Of
bills Of the Banks Of Tennesses Asbsms, Georgia and
South Carolina
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n-.,,v rr,,Y-In September of last

rs~ DunlyY EsrAry-In September OF iase
1000 .noesrod 10 The Tribune, headed
r,,,.,, i. rant Of an 0rser," In when reference
-, 10 an advertisement that had spPesea Ia ''n'
- 81. r,sn,h papers, IN search Of hers 10 DNa''y
-, On Toslsnd Of large extent, and ron winch II
- ,.s.-.s ,h.t the heirs In England had become ex'
-. N,,-,.,oas inquiries were msie 50 As to Know
Oh. ,sser,l,esnt mi 80, be found. and having COM
-, x,h ,hs rerson Who wrote the paragraph In
-, -, ,,f,ypsa scr readers that Il was taken from
s.. 49,, but various applications having since
- a. n,. We presume our information WAS nci
correct search having been made " 'a"' " sever" p
tie. among the nlss Of that period.
row enabled 10 throw some Ugh, on the affair
Of our acquaintance well versed IN matters
NJ KIM ena from his experience well qualified 10Y INC
nv.,.tios. having been solicited by some Of tie Daa
ls heirs IN this country 20 lead his AID mas
,osy of the Advertisement and now pursuing Tue "e
-. ,,,.s,,s,,,o, having sre,oy ms;e much genoa
l- -si research. from he time OF we ne s., 80 "
D,eley family IA Massachusetts TO the Pfese' , -
rao..s nrnlyy frat Depaiy and sief"AIu "D'elnOl
~ M.s.achuset.s was the nni q me Du-ey' ~ %
70 nus country sno -. m NV nsispd In 1880
- -. y, r''.r,id and hzd nine children RsV nauusi
- -. bI, eldest son, who married MARY, daughter
N the as, ev. WINTHROP 'his1 ear az, NO.
" " -,o.oss sy MS second vile. whose daughter Ann
- - GOV john Winthrop, grest.grandson Of me
s.ssr ~ ne Winthrop family In this country, VINO
- over with Thomas Dudley m 1850. FROM these
s-Hs t.,s.5 the present family Of the WINTHBoPs,
a h, iofermarriAge the SALroSsTALLs, th9 WAsTsSs
S,f vsrioas o mr. families.
q- Ginning descent may obtain farther Information
., ,ae-e.rg iige TO DUDLIf." hox 1924 New York
Ps,, once but no application will be attended 10 Unless
sstfsaf tie name and address In fall, snd from whom
.e.c.nied should be stated.
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NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKS.

4 7 htVULEO FhI IES.-D. APPLETON 4 CO. Eave
II as imported
J. Chsnise Technology. or Chemistry applied TO the
Arts srd 10 Aanof-e.ure- By Dr. y Knapp Professor
ne oserity o. essen. Edited. vito aidrons oy prs
h0IAd' ard hehucs1n illustrated with p eosrssints
Vol 10 be plrt-c Ia vols Price rsdassd from
SIC 20 81 20 per vol
H. Principle. Of Phy.ies ard Asteoroogy. BY Muller.
Professor ~ the diversity of Frsibgr illustrated with
so ensrsvinfs Complete Ia vol svo- Price reduced
from s. 50 70 81
A. Co. have gs; received supplies Of the fol-
loving Mechanical snc Eng!n-ering works
The Engineef's aud Merchants ABSTRACT By David
scot iiastrs'sd with lS2 fac plates vols folio BALI
morocco ~.
Treatise on the Steam Engus, By thu Artisan Club
Edfed b. cha bOuru-, over 30 ilustrstiJus vol =
The Principles o. the Mechanic, Of Asehipsry snd En-
Slneering BY Jal c. -is5seh illustrated with May
cuts. Vol q g..
~ Single eOpie. Of scientific sd other hook, imported
20 order al2 His
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DR. ROGERS's
IYVERWORT AND TAR!

Influenza sptins Of blood. and all other Luus Com
plants tending to C0N5UMPrION.-This is not an su-
pirc.l nosruu, but ~ scientific and valuable medi.
eiue IL prepared from recipe ~ that dstip suished
~ Phyueisn and Chemist ii Prof Rogers OF Virginia
aud t has been introduced u bss m,ds cures
which ae perfectly agonshuK lI 10 destined to super
sede every other sh medicine before the pabc Tee
toni,s daily pouring In 70 the srbseroe Of cures
effected afsf the physicians hsd abandoned every
hope. Asnsle trial will convince the most inereduloos
ofis eH csey.
For sale in New York BY Norton Bsbcoek druggists,
iss Mssensne Whoesas Agents and By the city retail
druggists generally.
Allster, from sss.ts orders for medicine 70 b I'd.
dressed 70 A L. sCoViLL co Druggists, Nsw-York
City.
Alec orsas BY agents in Brooklyn. Willi.msbur,h and
J-rseyCftv mil lonisW8s
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DIED

On Tuesday afternoon 18th met. MARGARET BECK
MAN. relct Of William Beekmsn, aged 80 years and IL
months.
TIE friends Other daughter, Elizabeth Pecsvsll and
Of her grandsons Francis H. Henry w and William Peck
WE'LL respectfully invited TO attend her nDsral from
,hs house Of her daughter. Mra Elizabeth NJ. Peckwe
IA Orchard. ST. without farther Invitation a. o ock
90 Tuesday 18th inst Of decay of Nature in tbs 3fta
year OF her ace MARGARET, consort Of John Turner
The friends Of the family, aud Of her - Charles aod
Dr. VIM Turner, alec Of her o-in-lsw, WIN Dodge. Jr
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral without
sTther invitation from her late residence 5l8 Broadway
on Tburdsy afternoon, 18Th inst al y o'clock alz2t
On Tuesday morning, llth inst SAMUEL MERWlN
Of Samuel and Mary Ausuita Joposon, aged yea
and months
TIE relatives and friends of the family invited to al
tend the funeral this afternoon, from lJ6 Forsyths'
On Tuesday morning. lib inst Of co2vulsions. TBOs
As PAKENHAM HUDDART EDWARDS, infant sor
u C. Henry spd Eleanor Edwards AGED weeks.
At Pouehtse osie the 9th inst Of consumption, MA
RY GREGORY, wife Of John " Slee. 90 the llth int
NARY intent daughter Of John N aud Mary Slice.
At Hut Grove, Illinois tbs l2th February Of psTay
is, Mr. ROMAN WATSON, aged 50 years formerly o.
this City
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EXCITEMENT

IN WALLST STOCKS. and >tOrk Johhiny 10 WslI-st
dst received and for sac By SERFORD Co. Aston
H0u,e, price ~ cts Ai.o, for sale,
Tue Life sud IA PLOTS Of hs Duks OF Wellington, with s
Complete History Of the Penipsasr War 25 cts
CruisnEs Aaos; snd Ashore, by Ned B7ntline. 2sc.
j. . Adam. the Constitution. highly sposen OF 25c
seeneB in a Soldiers Life, BY J. II Wiltou cloth : 80
pombey and Son. No ls- IA cts
Twelfth Nisht No. 81 Of the 5. Drama. ri cts
The Widows Victim. No % Of the inor. ~. cts.
The interesting story Of tbs Maiden Auot IS eta
jack Tier, by }. Fennimore Cooper. 50 cts.
ssssnts Notes on lows With msp IS cts
Chsmher's Miscellany. No. ~. IS cts.
Seven Capita Sins by Sue. ~
Sogeloun tho conclusion Of ~ Years After .
The Note-Bo Of 80 irish B.rrs'er. ~ cts
Eva, the Isles Of Life and D-,th -
Love in n CDttsgs, BY T Arthur. IS cts.
Remarkable Ev-u's u the His,.ry OF America IS cts.
Cd Hicks, the Guide IS cts
And sill the la-s, ch@-o publication. and periodicals,
for sale By sl2 2.sl BERFORD co. 2 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

RUNAwsYs-We learn from the Cent? eriiie
ND I.nfs that Sunday plight OF last week iarse
eoutaitug eighteen negroes, who proved 10 ne run
.et,. from the Nesern Shore, landed at Kent Island
h.fs ths subsequently, spprebenoed, carried
a. C.rrS lie and lodged ths county J,iL IL appears
s,y A. from Anne Arundel aud Calvert Counties, snd
ssossd when they struck Kent Island, that they hsd
,sseh4d Delaware baltimore Sao, 18th.
IN An affair OF honor" as it is facetOosly
armed toct psce few days arc. in Indiana between
., Grfng Of Kentucty and Mr. Chiffon Of Louisiana -
Tsr- we're two round. fired, Grins being slightly woun-
s,c M the THAI and Chiffon in the shoulder The cause
q easooe something said BY Chiffon about siady
<hic1 the o,her resented.
~ Governor Skunk Of Pennsylvania. has We.
,osd the hills rsohsrterinE the Farmers. and Mechanics
esut a. Philadelphia, The Columbia Bank and bnogs
Compsny Of Columbia; the Farmers and Drovsfs Bank
of Wsynesburg, ard the Chambersburg BACK Of Cham
ksrsf
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noyrsrIc IMpoRrArIoNs.

hEV ORLEANS Sap Chhon-lOo bales cotton 4
kil,.,ss- 81 rolls leathsr Watson Cog bbls poiF
E..,t Lees Go-2o &c. hams 85 bbls bbls pork do
sod ..gs lard 10 bs,s cotton SaIstow rope CoeV hs
udss ~ 90 tobacco Van Schack, Adams Cos hhc'
,as,r L Collins A. Coz bhls mdse w teU-4f sacRs
f,...,o DO o.-swsx Everett Bsrtett-20 bbls wheat
re.l Niusrd-S96 hides Beck Coll puns rum
psrson-ist hides b.x rolls lesther NJ L.m.hslm -o5
tcs Ssas - bis ard wight Johuson-2O hide boz
tohacco O0odwia52 hhds SUGAR 81 bags corn ~ ossss
ham. 1912 ~, pork Il Ma,op-l03 ties beef Perry Co
S7 stds susa bbs pork 50 DO lard IA do hams Ho~ss
Godfrey Coz box-s3 pkes mdse Leve1ich-A oois
mos 20 hides N-thsrbee-s cssks hans Bush Co
20 baTs Gathers Cooper Stewsrt-l9 tss hsxseed New
bod Craftl59 bales cotton Bossr Muir-5 eks hams
80 bales cotton bills lard e. order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-12

FOREIGN INTERRUPTIONS.

LEGHORN-Bqrt GioranRa Naria-l roll prints
Eor,.ti-s blocks msfbe bxs OIL cases marble work
A..nii- 81 slahsster work Pastracslo-4 pkgs Mar
hoe. Wilb-r & Scott-30 ~ HsddaL Col GusrheT a
DO 20 43 bans Scbrssus kooP oase 81 pss'
,-ss aoois WISE Sons-2O0 NJ chests oil 80 pkgs mtse
A. boes- marsi- Trunks cks 50 bales rags order.
SaGUA Ia GHANOE-BTig IsIos-l7I hhcs sugar NJ
Taylor 90 90 ID CO It's Jr
KiVsR GASOON-bark ChuReeiior--lfS tons baT-wood
20 do ebony "a punehsons palm oil 5000 lbs worry prime
ard .cfivslos : JoucsS Co. 800
RIO JANFLRO-B KothIeea--2ssO bags coHas 2sl
hides. Msson Thompson 800
PORT Az PLATT-Sehoonsr Margaret Ros0'and-55i
hide. q rooms tobacco ~ bsEs msbogsuy boxes bcs
specie - p.-css fustic skins, meyerS Stucken
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BOOK TRADE.
HALLS OF THE monrEzumAs.

"a MEXICO O.. ASCIsNrAND aOOEAN TINES.
" rsiaips -.oei.- Hst.ry Of th- slei-ut ,sd
Aod.r5 Races ar Auuqlurs; eu1 sspecis 10 'pcn-
od Psac-s and lis " Stsie, aso. - Gso<sphS Gov
sTum-nr, ln-tifuti0ls Mines. dBtfrs, al Cbufcnss
together -tth h- t0uqIe.i - Cofisx .sf ~sen % the
late N win The I'M Cd saies inelging tas Treaty Of
Prsc-. las'rsr-c . beautiful .nEfsyinss Prics Sc
Toe pabsh-r 10 = 2lnlon nst in onerins ths ~osk 70
th- peblc ne 10 h.lng vscgun thst has ionE sxis
% iof Information relating 10 me hghT Interesting sab
Jscts which u treats The occupation Of t- Halls ~
troops readers Il important that should 81 have
kn0wl-dfe oftls localities For sale ~ho -sse asd
tessil. by Az III W II GRAHAM Tribsos BailGioss
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RQQKS

ON DOMESTIC ANiMALS-Cattle: Their needs
" MANAGEMENT and dsesse from the Library Of Useful
Knowl-dgs. coo pp. Syo.
The Pc; susAtiss the breeds feeius and medic a
ment Of swine with direction. for curing pork hams
&c BY ynustt
The Dog; the varistiss peeuliaritiss. diseases and
nedes treatment. 9th Is hgnres Of different ysrie-
ties by Youstt. -died By Lewis American Veterinarian
by Coles book vhich every farmer should possess
Aso, full sssotmento " school snd med
zeal books stationery NC At wholesale and retail Coun
try dealers will hud IL to their interest to call
I.s If
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CARPETING.

Y UU NO z J 7 MI,
$50 Pearl o.. second Carpet Store
EROM CHATHAM, are now receiving from some OF the
L best nanufaeturcrs In E,slsod and kmsrcs, large
and splendid sssortnent OF Tapestry Bfusses Thrsspy
double super and hDe loRr.n Dsmssk and Vsnsusn Car
pstipxs lso w ndow Shades. Table Covers Msttioss
and OIL Cloth. sheets Of entirely pattsrns-s Of
which will cold az extremely 10 prices for each
large lot Of all wool Car peting, from suction,
will he cold cirt cheap. a. lmis
Ii THOSE endid Car pets lstsly arrived In pack
n .hips N-u Wors md John skiody consisting Of
ADMINISTER, VELVET, TAPESTRIE,
Wilton brusses Tspesre and Brussels Carpets, viii be
offered for sale until Hsy l. at the store Of
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
rs 2rs asa Penlst first Carpet store from MsdisoB.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning. 18th inst by Rev Dr. Ssngs. Mr..
JAMES L. TRUSLOW to Miss AMANDA p BUCK
MASTER daughter OF John Buckmaser, ESQ all OF this
City
10 Brooklyn on Thursday morning 9Th inst by Rev DR.
spear. Mr.. JOEL C. THOMPSON Of Elmira, Chenung
Co to Miss HELEN J. GOFF Of Brooklyn.
Also, by Rev DIR. Spear, Mr. EPSON OSBORN 10 Miss
MARY NJ. GOFF, both Of Brooklyn.
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BOOKS, BOOKS.


SCARCE BOOKS For Sale 81 Moderate Pric.s-An
- extensive coeson Of Books r.sung 10 Nspolson and
hi line, France sud the Fr-nch Revolution possessing At
this time nBususl attraction 10 q. who take interest in
Revolutionary sd,rs Of Nations Ia gsnera, out Frsoc-
oafticusry, viz: Las Csssss Conversations with Napo
con-" fgOis; Ohesras Napoleon 10 Exile 2yos; Sir
Walter SCOTS Life Of Napoeon" Svos Bourr,enne',
Life Of Napoleon" 2Sols; Hagsts" Life Of Napoleon"
2vol,; Aisou." History Of Europe" 4vos; COua Mon
iholon's History Of IN. Captivity Of Napoleon" lvol
THEIRS Hi.,ory Of h- French Revolution ivols 'Doss
~ Rogefos Memoirs" 4vols; Nemoir, Of Gen. Rspp."
lvol; NcGreEor. History fth- Ffeueh Revelation and
hs r-s1ltins lher7irom" l2sois history Of he
C.mp.so. Of 1925 ia Gsrmsoy end Italy" 5vos: Dan
Memoirs Of tbs Court Of France" 2vols; Bs;uers
History ~ Jscobnsm. 4vol' Napoleon .nj the Grand
Seyh lvol: Wsbers Memoirs Of Marie Antciostte
3voi.; Lsdy Morgan, France 2vol,i Ssgurs Exp-d
ton Rassi - go LsBsums Csmpsisns 10 Russia
lvo; Lee. Life Of Napoleon" Life Of LaMotG" 2vo.
Madam D-St.srs History Of the French Revolution"
lvols; Madam kosni'i Appeal" 2vols; Bsns History
Il the Ware Of the French Revelation" 4yolsi Lady
aorgsu's Itsly," 2vols.
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