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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
Tbe asort's Gormrr.
For the Latehfetd Enquirer Song of the RaftSman.
BY ROBERT BURNS Foss, Eso.

BY ROBERT BURNS ross, EsQ. }, Heigho. heigho! we gloriously go, Ger the ripPling currents tide: ln our own rude boat, like swan we float,
 And adown the waters glide!
 H. Sweet the zephyrs blow from the land, ho
 Ringing on tie air, perfume. ~ Caught from the flowers in their native bowers
 IL the blush of Eden bloon.@"
 Ill., Bright the sungods blaze o'erihe surface strays
 And reflects m the depths below; "h'le l}eie blue waves play, as they whirl away asa In Eiysium's sparkling glow. Afar we have come from our mountain hone, Ger the rivers rocky bed Unknown to all fear, wi here the tall crags rear
 Their suow>cspp'd forms in dread. ". Heigipo. heigho! we are poor, we know, And live by labor and toil But fearless and free, contented are we, Nor envy the chieltain his spoil. VI. A hardy band, that all hardships withstand, Who enjoy Life as it goes. Rushing on still, like froiicking rill, Till We sink in Deaths repose. VII. How silly our raft-like an ugly made craft Cuts the foa.n as we glide along; | As the bubbles break at our glittering wake,
 While We sing joyous song. Ia the might of our pride we'll quickly ride To our destined port, o-ho! And return again, ere the morning wane. Where the forest breezes blow. l TX. Heigho! hcigho! we gloriously go | Ger the ripping currents tide; h our own rude beat like a swan we float, l Anu aauwu the ..-~'-.-o Gl;Ao ...-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

NUTMEG TREE.-Tne Nutmeg tree flourishes in Singapore, near the equator. It is raised from the nut in nurseries, where it remains until the fifth year. when it puts forth it's blossoms. and shows its sex. Ii is then set out permanently The trees are planted thirty feet apart, in diamond order-a male tree in the certre. They brgin to hear Ia the eighth year. increasing for many ye"rs. and they pay large profit. There Is no nut meg season. Every day of the year shows buds, blossoms and fruit. in every stage Of growth to mutOrity. The ripe fruit is siDgularly brilliant. The sheIi is glossy and black, and the mace it ex>
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

THE MALADY IN CHENANco CouNrY.- The Norwich Telegraph says that the dis ease which has recently swept of so many of the citizens of Greene, is the "bloody fux." proving fatal in many instances in a few hours-and always fatal to children.- The deaihs average some ten per week. The cause is attributed 10 poisoned at mosphere from the decay of vegetable mat. ter, the leyel of the canal at that place hav- ing been not long since, drawn of, and large quantities of earth and filth thrown ont.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
No. l6. WHOLE No. ll7c.

were received at Bennington on the l6lh inst, the anniversary of the battle, by military and civic procession. The Gcv- ernor of the State was present on the occa. sion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

1 The Cannon taken from she BTiish h the battle Of Bennington. Aug. l6. l77. were delivered to she suth"riiIes Of ver- mont on the iOth inst. in acccrdance wiah . resolution passed last month bv ccsgreas. These cannOn have lain in tie uassed s. Arsenal as trophies, for n yeaFN They
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
EZRA CLARK X co. No. 61 Front Street

HARTFoRD CONN., Im ,orters and dealers in Iron, Steel,
 Natls, &c. TIVE on hand a complete asstrtment ol Ill a.! tpScripti"us If Bar, Hoop. Sheet and Ba .d Iron; Nail Rods. shoe Shanes, Axle tries, Carriage Springs, "Hr BricN; Cast biis' tered. German and S,'rng steel: Best AnVils' Vices. Bellows and other Barksml'h'S tools Sc. Sc &c.. witch are "tfeIed for sale al 10" prices, and on the mosl favorable terms.
 ALSO A,f,ll supply of :. Old Colony" Cut Nails and opIKes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

The Cincinnati Atlas says,-'There is . single field of corn lweDty>two miles below this city, which contsins about six thou> sand acres, It belongs to different individ> uals" ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

GT Israel WashburD, IT,, is the Whie candidate for Congress in the Bangor (Me.) District.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
Drugs and Medicines, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY J. Edward Smith,
 Physician and Surgeon.
 West Cornwall Conn. tf9

F. c. Lawrence g. Co.
 NORFOLK cr AVE been aPPssoin,ed wholesale and III ret'il aSezpp!5s for the sale of DIR TO NEssSEND'S SARSAPARILLA an ar'iSe 'E'e already 10 well kno"n for its ans 'l surpassed medicinal properties to need any further recommendation.
 As there IS so much of this article pur' porting to be Dr. Townsend's that is spu- rinus persons should be careful O. whom they purchase. All can depend upon pro curing ot us the genuine article. Merchants supplied at a reasonable rate.
 E. G. LAWRENCE & CD. Norfolk. July l lS4o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

~ ~A-~HM MEARO A Girl ss do the work of a small fssmily iA A this village. Enquire at this office.
 LitchfeId, Aug. 2Srd ls4S.
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is made use Of to the Secretary Of War. They
say that the conduct of the administration to-
wards the General, for writing "privately" to
General Gaines, is heartless and cruel, and that
the response is fully justified by the attack upon
his pure motives. The friends of Mr.. Clay are
glad that "Rough and Ready" has resented the
indignity OF Mr.. Marcy, and rejoice that he has
gwen the Executive what he deserves; but, at
the same time, they fear that the Taylor enthu-
siasm may be increased to such an extent will
admit of no other candidate for the presidency,
on the part OF those opposed to the administra-
ton.
The General alludes to the swell known fable
OF Esop," when he says that II has an apt illus
tration TO the apparent determination of the de-
partment to place him I" in an attitude antago-
MYSTICAL to the government" Esop wrote so
many fables that we know not to which one he
refers. 1t cannot be swell known" fol. we have
not yet found one who can say what 1t is. Per-
haps it will afford Mr.. Marcy an opportunity to
write General Taylor a letter, asking him to
point it out, as it may be connected with the
prosecution of the war.
Congress having adjourned over until Mon
day, members residing few hours travel from
home, have gone to see their families.
Mr.. Vinton, week ago, said that he would
call up the loan bill on Wednesday; but he was
not enabled to do So The fact that the House
is net In session to-day, affords an evidence that
the wings are in no particular hurry to help the
government in its financial straits
The friends of Mr.. Cass now say that they
will make an effort to put the name of General
Butler, OF Kentucky, on the same ticket for the
Vice Presidency. FELIX.
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Art S@Ths Stat. Of Yer. Cruz viii furnish ali the
necessary to complete and fill up the 9th Battalion
Of the line which up to the present time has been the
and 1t Will also furnish militia companies for its
board
Art 3-The States of Mexico and Osjaca, will nl up
ofthe LIST of the present month and the battalion
Of Tampco win be reed up to its former organic alton
Art The State Of Durango will complete, arm, and
pay its rural squsdrons 30 tina. they may be at to
against the Indians and the State will also assist
the State Of chihuahua In eqnipping her troops
Art. 8. The States Of Chihuahus, Coahuis, Nuevo
Leon Sonora and Tamaulipas will al up, and pay
their respective presidal companies who will remain
national guards The State of Sinaao will assist those
Of Jalisco and Sonora, II necessary.
Art g. The State Of Chiapas will for the present guard
the frontier OF Gustemala with the troops 1t can pay
and these troops, Notwithstanding these
will be under the orders Of the commaudant the
thing TO be undertook when the national troops
shall operate against the Indians or foreign enemies
Art 7. Tbs number Of rcinforcements mentioned in
five days from the date Of this decree at the places In
those States which may be hereafter designated by the
general government
Art. TO- All men who In accordance with this decree
enter the army must DO Of the class fitted for
Of ell classes bad characers those In bad
years Of age, are absolutely excluded In consequence
OF the present contingencies the States allowed to
admit In their entments thocs who have previous
~ deserted from the army militia provided these
are OF suicent stature and In good health and have
never been convicted OF any other crimes.
Art Is All persons who In virtue Of this decree enter
the national army, will be obliged to carry and
follow their standards for three years at the end Of
which period they will be entitled to their discharge II
they wish It, and the various States will then be
10 MI the vacancies that will thus occur.
PEDRO MARIA ANAYA:
Queretero 10th December. Is47
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IntsIlieence from Mexico,

We are in receipt of dates from Queretaro to
the 10Th December. We find proclamation by
General Anaya, the President, ad interim OF
Mexico, regarding the reinforcement of the
army, and accordingly translate it in full, as in
the present state OF affairs II shows the spirit
abroad in Mexico.
Pedro Maria -Ansys Brigadier General and President
sd interim of the Republic of Mexico to the inhabitants
Of said Republic greeting Considering the condition
in which the nation is at the present time in
quence Of the wsr with the United States If America
the necessity Of resorting to all patriotic
sis this and to provide for the ecacous defence
the Republic considering moreover, the necessity OF
resisting the foreign enemy and the urgent need there
is of freeing the frontier from the ferocites the
savage Indians and the frequent incurons which they
now often make with mpunity, and which incurs
have brought down 90 many miseres these states ;
seeiug the necessity and utility of maintaining army
whose organization was provided for BY law some time
sin have At, by virtue of the extraordinary
powers In vested to decree the following, which has
been confirmed at full meeting of my constitutional
advisers:
Art: l. The States Of the Confederation who, in
sequence of the In duty bound to furnish their
quota Of for the organisation Of the army. will
each give the following number, viz
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Arrival OF Strangers

SUNDAY, Fcbruary3.
AMERICAN HOTEL
Mrs Edwards and child, Tarrytown; ] Lawrence New
York; X Hpnter, NewbuIgh.
Aston HOUSE.
Geo Call, Albany Bach Boston @ Evans, Maine ; II
Burden, Troy; G Robinson Providence: Hall Massaehu,
w Lowey Buffalo; g. Masters, US Consul, D.maisis;
Lewis, Boston Geo Paine Vermont T RuTglss Tough
Virgins Boston; Sweet Dansville M Motto. Bake
aud g Nelson. Boston; Cu.hna, Baltimore; o Newbery
petro Evans, Batavia; Ely, Rochester; Waterman
W Orgll, New York; T O'oh,ugbneny, Connecticut; N
Ewing. Tennessee; Patterson, New York
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Leonard Forbes, e Loui,; Chaplin Albany D Bolk
ham, oston; w II Beck, Poughkeepsie; Jones, Conn.
HOWARD HOTEL.
Fisher, Oawssgo; Weldon, Prosidenc.; " G rondex
s G Rse W M Sews sT Sudden
Wo:,. 9"SST Becld Do Bsd.y MAJ, Goss
well, do.
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
A Latham, Conn; II Palmer, Pittsburgh; I'D ChapTelI,
LovLJoy's HOTEL.
Ripley New Jsraey; NJ, Cls Massachusetts; William
srbaT U,enies BfceEpo T saS.
Ketcham Mr. Ball. Ma,achusets Mr. Smith New Jersey:
sl GTs 9 nm. county,
w Curtis, Norwich; Beifn, Boston.
RATuBUN's HOTEL.
sagcr, N Y; Laren, Ky: Cook, Conn Capt Otn.
BayIos, Boston; BurdeIi DO; W Dnlis Cambridge
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
X Styles, Boston w Stewart Buffalo Il Handing,
WESTERN HOTEL.
eIawief T,s;as' !ss IS csssi.s f,Sa,sS, 4 Fsasr;y
..E:: Nss siH'i j: is, R RSs '
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TnE GROWTH or GRAlE IN MExIco.-1he
talented and indie fatgable commissioner of the
Patent once ID pursuing his statistical inquiries with
undated vigor The crops Of the United States during
the last year asceraned by him. quite or nearly
follows Indian Corn. $40 100000 bushels; Wheat
Ill $40 900 bushels; Rye 81 $50 900 bushels Oats 49,
600 900 bushels; Buckwhest GA 900 bushels Barley
5735OO0 bushels. What enormous quantity this for
only twenty millions Of people, and that people, too not
graminivorous, but essentially . meat-ssting race
Cor. Of Phitadelphia Ledger
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
d.. 4 8. fs g Sb sss :y n'''a the
~ And Pc II further ssscnd - And al adyer
newspaPen Of letters uncasd for n Post
Omce shs b inserted u the Of the town
place where the ONCE advertising be situated
TIE LAHoEsr cIRcULATIoN-NewP Post Q0ice LeU, passed
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GALvIENSIs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. 1919

The Taylor Leher--Esop's Fable, &c. &c.
We hear great deal to-day, about the Taylor
letter The friends of the old hero, they who
are so anxious for his election to the presidency,
are "a esstae.es, sad will Listen to nc remarks
sssstieains the rrefristy Of ne lsntusys which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

SPOTTED FEvER.-The Daily jackson Patriot
learns that In the vicinity Of Corunna Shswasss coun
~ Mich the epctted fever prsyss 70 an alarming
t.ns fstvssa twsnty pnd thirty DEATHS sssurysd WITH
tssssaasl q tAs esptl Nat u ve rsssh SAst Naes
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Arrived.

Schr Alaric Prosser, Wilmington. NC. DAYS. with cotton
and naval stores, Brown De Rosset lst inst 40 miles
North OF Hatteras vessel bottom upward her
been tarred " ~
Schr Sarah & Emeline, Parker, Windsor, NC. 4 DAYS
Schr Segune Swain, Baltimore days. to Johnson Low
den. wv
schr Monterey, Stubs, Delaware City. 3 days.
Sailed.
Steamships Missouri Have; Southeruer Berry, Charles
tons shps Independence, Liverpoo Victoria Sias
Holmes New Orleans; Monterey do; Wesrphaia Bremen
ton; 9s.nss ASaspa Asyan:; brig. Wilson Fuller
Matanzss; Lyra, Demerara; Moses, Charleston; schr
hidgway, st Thomas, and Others.
Ship New Hampshire from Ant werp reported In one of the
morning papers Saturday, sight evening
shutdown. '' "
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rDuIL,ADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-pR. KiNKE

OHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-DR. kINKE-
lin. German Physisian, fifteen years resident prsct
toner Philadelphia The of all diseases of the sain
maadss of delicate nature and destructive habits youth,
still continues DR. Kinkeins cnton In
vads whose complaints the desperate condition
depend being always conducted By Dr. X. HIMSELF
Strangers uaveng supplied moments notice with medi
cine sufficient themselves in the convenient an
sfs rost ps,d viii meet Prompt attention Rssiynos N
sktsSs r. Ss,EY rsfussis. rs,sh rsss 81 ns fkbs%t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

1IPPkK TEN THOUSAND THE FOLLOWING
~ Letter wa. received from Mr.. j. Silcox, gentle
man Of Iespecabity ard fortune, who well and wide
known Dr. Townseuds Sarapara has cured thousands
q the upper circles of society and used both in
New York and Albany by Of the fam
lies They purchase in the Spring Of Dr. Townsend half
dozen dozeo bottles and the whole family month
or ak weeks sick or WELL There preventive for disease
hkeL These families rarely, II ever lose child. New
rem edy take the liberty stating that shout
settled cough and Bronchial affection of the throat and
lungs which distressed much indeed My little
III health ard procured of your Sarsa-
psra for hun Hs took j. bat short tune when though,
the pores. He got better, which induced
done end am happy acknowledge that it entirely
cured both me and and the
Of excelen, health Your sar,ayarilla is beyond doubt
excellent remedy should he widely known Yous
r.spectfully, VALENTINE SILCOX, 81 Amos sueet, N.
Y. Principal Office, I26 Eutnn
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E4GLE FOUNDRY-sTEAM ENGIn

H. SGtE FOUNDRY-STEAM ENGINE AND MILL
- establishment for sae-The subscriber oeIs
venent to the river steamboat work or shipping ana re
ceIyng machinery &c The work shops tools patterns &c.
are il good order and calculated for the all
scron The foundry has cupoias for iron sn bsst can
cat from to tons ct two brass large
apd all necessary tools The turning aud finishing shop
!: dnyen by aseam engine Of ten horse power there
h nssvy paneng mschne wl plane 10 feet by feet
and bore Syader IS nche, diameter large face plate
lathe Will turn feet; do for boring railroad Wheels
double and single geared tnrnieg Iahe, drilling and
several large boring bT., boring bus, drills scewug too
&c &c and great variety of wheel patterns steam engiu
r ratio IN mi. The boiler shop supplied
ing machines lone ks bv stem) FORCES and
FORCES The BLACKSMITH shop has 4forges good stock
na.sI' shop The now complete and
be profitable investment possessing ability and
enterprise steam and machinery rapid
given any time before the first of July ls4s For further
Charleston, 8. c.
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Ash Mrs AnRsline

March ;, 1861
Ash Mrs Angsline
Anderson MissC alf
arine l.
Adams Mrs Harr ie
Allen Miss Mary
Amber Mrs Maria
Atterbury Mrs B b
Andrews Miss Cath
arine l.
Atwood Miss A nell.
Abbee Miss Mary
Bas'ableMrs( Broad
way)
Blauvelt Mrs John
Barstow Mrs Susan
nah P
Bates Rachael
Blsckwood Miss N q
ria p
Barnes Mrs Louisa
Barnes Mrs A M
Baker Mrs Fraaces
Bailey Miss SARAH
Barry Miss Mary
Bates Mrs Sarah
Barker Mrs J smes
Balch Mas Jane
Barrey Miss Bridge
Bradley Mrs
Baker Mrs Lydia A
Brennan Ann
Bergen Eliza
Bergin Mrs Cath'ne
Blee cker Miss Mar.
garet 3
Blight Mrs John
Brice Miss Ann 4
Bro wn Mas Mary
Boyers Miss Cath'e
| Boston Mrs Matilda
Brown Mrs Ellen
| Bonnie Mrs Cath'e
Borne Almira
| Boardmsn Mary
Brown Miss Jane
Brockette Aiiss Ade-
| La
Brown Mrs AC
Brown Miss Lucia
Bucinen Bridget
Bvrnes Mrs Mary
Burton Mrs NJ
Burns Margaret
Burns Ann
Buckman y. Lydia
Clark Mrs J
Clark Miss P
Camp Mrs q T.
Campbell Mrs Bird
get
| Cadiz Mis-, EstherG
Chase Miss Maria
Chancie Aun Jane
Campbell Mrs AnnH
Clawson Miss Char.
lotto
Carrolton Miss A M
Clarry Bessy
Catiee Mrs James g
Cambel Mrs Polly
Charles Mari,
Clifton Miss Mary L
Clinton Miss Eliza.
| beth
Clinton Ca,harine
Crist Miss Mary L
Cooper Miss Maria
Coffee Mrs Mary
Coble Mrs Helen
Cogan Miss Ann @
Connolly MrsJ ohan-
ma
CONWAY Miss Ann
Corn wall Miss &C.
leste e
Collins Mary
Colman Miss Ann
Maria
Coe Emeline
COIN MissHenriette
Cumel Mrs Elizab'n
Cruise Miss Rose
Curtis Miss Mary
Curtis Miss Ange-
line |
ID
Dawson Miss Har-
riet or Mary
Davenport Miss A X
Darby Mrs Mary
Davis Mrs G Mar.
garet
Dresser Mrs Broad
Way)
Dagnan Mary
Denney Mrs Saml
Donnickson Mrs
Dinson Miss Mary
Dcres Mrs Ellen
Douglas Mrs Ann
Dowde Rosey
povle Miss Bridget
Doran Jane
Doherty Catharine
DubersJn Miss Abb.
gail
DOwner Mrs Henry
Dumgrey Mrs Ma
Doherty Catherine
Douglass Miss Ellen
Dusenbury Miss
sarah
Durfee Mrs Adol.
pha 4
Duane Ellen
Z
edwards Mrs Ann
Elsas Mrs Letie 4
Ernst Mary
Edwards Mrs Eliza.
beth
Engelson Mrs Fran.
Eaton Mrs NJ A
Frazee Mira w II
Trea,eam Miss Ann
Faulkner Mrs c
Farrsworth Mrs c
Nj |
Farley Miss MarRa
ret
Franklyn Miss Hell.
en-
Frasee Miss H H
frasee Mrs Mary :
Flanders Clamano
Fleming Adelis
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VNR LAMBERT IS STILL TO BE FOUND AT his
- old Office Gold street, Futon, where he be
consulted by all those unh'ppy victims Of NAL
prsctce In every disease OF private naure The Doctors
Treatment pom the nonmercura system already success
ulIv by the OF Europe
sby noctu nal emissions together with recent
cases aud cuay cured. All leers post paid,
enclosing fee psompy attended to- Office So Gold
LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-THE APPREHENSION
II poverty and the prospect Of large family Of children
s,atr but here book that will tell you mpoI
crets hch may these Price so cents
FOR sale by Burgess Snger, 222 Brc adway; Zeiber
Ph'ladep6a; W. r. Davis Is State Boston, and the pub.
Usher. M. 2 Ann 81.
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Political Intelligence.
There was to have been . whig Taylor mas meeting
In Cinoinnsti on the I'd inst
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NJ EINHARDT'S GlLDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
NJ Sgns-These letters remarkable for durability and
brsncy Of the gliding unequaed by any other article
the ctynwhch bI.ncy M warra1ed to stand exposure
desired Order. left Jones' Beebe o 9o Fulton street.
will be attended The partnership heretofore existing
g.. MEINHARDT ~ - O"-'
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no PREVENT THE ABUSE OF MERCuaY. CAI

ITO PREVENT THE ABUSE OF MERCURY, CALL
at ME Hunter au Dspensary, No Division street. New
York city, the only place in America here the
rely getting the genuine DR. Hunters Red Drop medicine
never known to fail 10 curing the desperate OF Sc
cret disease The nature Of this medicine is such that
drives every vestRe OF the poison from the few
days. and IN every All
out regard 70 circumstances suauon Diet from
business Price 81 vial with directions. Tins medci
seems to trouble the humbug dversag doctors TIE fact is
cures pesors daily that have fingered along for m6nhs
They all manner Of lies against will live
when they dead The that the victim Of
this daease from u'ina this remedy, would refuse throw
ZONE To drnIyn ma
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBrTT. 10 DUANE ST,
~ member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may
be committed of certain delicate diseases pnc
e. the worst form this disease Recent cases cured
four days No mercury used restraint IN Diet or bust
pursuits Structures in weeks with
ly pain Constitutional DebilityIhose individually who
ndulp in loathsome habit positively be
stored to health and society Remember 10 Duane street.
door IN Dr.
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Merchant and Agent respectfully offers his services to
al per.ons having any busnes: other
Tse for the ansacnon q general commi,son bu.nes'.
Atlantic Packet Ship Company Havre and New York
agency for +. Wickehausen and Company. merchants &c
Bremen; Office for emigration and other business &c &C.
Ne: g Gllmms street, Leipsic, in saxony. JOHN Err
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- York Line Of Packets-Regular Packet of Thursday.
EsSussy rates Of iesbtIThe new
ISsdinE and will positively sail above her regular day
daop Rpy board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street,
q to EDWAhp X; COLLINS, Sc South street Agent
all goods his address packet bark GENESEE Capt
Dillingham;, will succeed the THETIS sail her regular
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DArER! PAPER !!-CHEAP CAP AND LETTER
Pape also ue aud superfne blue land and white ruled
and Cap and Letter Papers, also wrapping
had.are dugys aud match box Papers For sale BY JAS
NORYAL. 100 John street. - :. -
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1OO0 CASES OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS-THIS
sVOO without dispute, the best medicine for the yAr
and peculiar complaints offered the pubic. 1t
ne e. Injurious and aiways Beneficial especially
debia.ed and cecate Females 1t quicksns'th crcua
ton Of the blood inuses the and
bloc and HE in the fetle and postrsed fema in
O Trncpsl Euon