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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

4 To- The intended Performance Of the
Campbell Minslrels on Tuesday evening
was prevented by arow-the Town Room
having become the theatre Of an "indigna>
zion meeting" on the part of the populace
During the night, the Liberty Pole on the
Green was sawed down-ornamen trees
were wantorly destroyed-and pickets were
torn of. This morning, ''order reigns in
Warsaw" seer
IThere was break in the Farming
ton Canal at Avon last week, too extensive
TO be repaire d-especially as the canal is
of no farther use TO the owners.
NThe steeple of Congregational
Church at Lawrence Mass. and two build
ings, one at West Newton and another at
Brighton, were blown down by gale last
Thursday: The steeple was l67 feet high.
o. The National House of Representa-
tives now consists of III Wings, and ll3
Democrats.
0o-The Rev. Ashbel Green. DID,, LID.
chaplain of the first Congress. and for many
years President of New Jersey College, died
in Philadelphia on Friday last
Rev. DR.. EMORY, President Of Dickin>
son College. at Carlisle. Pa. died in Bal
timore on Wednesday night. Both as 4
clergyman, and in the Institution over
which he presided, he occupied an e.nin>
ent and jus ly deserved position, won by
the exercise of unusual and highly cul>
iivated abilities.
0o- The total loss by the late fire in
Detroit was SsI90.950 of which only $42,-
575 was insured. .,s
GTOf the Maryland Delegates to the
Wing National Convention, five, are for
Clay, and three for Taylor.
tu- We learn chat tie Hon. Joel w.
White Of Norwich, recently purchased a
small Steamboat a, the East, which he
intends running the coming summer be,
tween Hartford and Norwich.
0S. The Hon Mr.. Mills, ofthe Senate.
is the Chairman OF the Joint Selec, Com.
mittee on Rail Roads.
DELAWARE Messrs. John Wales, N
HI, SIN Tiers and J. r. McFee, are dele
( ssfs 10 the Wing National Convention
They are instructed to support John NJ.
CMytnn for the Presidency.
o. Judge Marshall. q brother Of Chief
Justice MARSHALL, and late Judge Of Cir>
cut Court Of the District of Columbia.
died at his residence 10 Equier ca. Va.
aged &C. Jndge Marshall was soldier
Of the revolulion. and a man Of great
worth and ability. s
PAyiEs ron THE WfusrLE,-It appears
from the Official statements. that the pub
llc deb, Of the United States, a. the ems.
OF the presen. financial year, lat of luly,
1884, w,ll he, lf the treaty goes into eff
feet, ninetv-eight millions, four hundred
aud forty ,srvcn Thousand, eight hundred
and three lollcTs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

Afew weeks since we gave notice ofthe
public reception of the remains of Maio.
E X. Smith, formerly of This yillage,) a,
Albany, Utica, &C., and his military funeral
at Syracuse. We have just met with the
following paragraph in the Boston Path
Finder 81
SAB DIsAPPoT body of
Major E. Kirby Smith, who fell in one Of
.he late battles, was to be sent home to the
United States. The coffin was waited for
at Syracusr. by a military funeral COM
mi'tee, and the desolate hearted wife of
The diseased. But when the.coffin arriv,
ed, and was opened Tor one last glance at
the face Of the dead, it was found TO be
The wrong body!
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25
Adjourned i'll . o'docI ,o-morrow.

gT The editorial profession &ill be
wen Represented IL The Whig National
Convention. We have row ID our mind
MI Babcoek IL Inc New HAsrn PallAdi-
Nh. Isl Foo,e ~ the BufFssa oemmerci,,l.
Mr crandall ~ the Niagara Courier, aud
MIR I.ane..pn Of the Mobile Daily Aaver>
Three II moi alI are the decided
INA dt0i Mr. Clay .--Ha,g'rd CoGaRt
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25
ESTIPwREcK-oNE HUNDRED AND FIF.
Try LIVES LOST.

Letters have heen received from Penag. d.
Ted Feb 5th, velaiive TO the British shin Gen
Waods which ihere is 100 much reason 10 hs--
i'eve has foundersd in the Chinese seas, y ith
very snnl belonging to her, amanasine 10 $50
ne dictated vessel il is reported. was char
'ereu by the Indian government for the trans-
mart service. she was an old shin, 500 tons
hnrthen, and 4 Siaganare aa the "a ar Jann.
sry for P"nanr, having on boart On conv;cts. =
detachment OF soldiers, several passengers ard
crew Of between 80 or 40 persons. since
thai peFiod nothing whatever has Noer hea,d
q her. Several vessels had gone over ,he same
r'H'e that she dad, ano have gainsd nc tidings
o. her,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25
THE LocorocV CONVENTION.

The ,ocofoco National Convention was
called to order in the Univers'iis' cnurcn
ia North Calvert street, b ItImore. at ~
O'Clock IN Monday, May gid, oy 'u' 20
Bruce Of vi ginia. 81 veg laaa 81 ss y
The New York Barnbnfners and o'd
Hunkers were represented ehch ~ WI
set of delegates. Each faction missile
mon its right to seats in CohVen.ion' an
the preliminary committees were appoin'
ted one from each State, New YORK ex'
ccptcd.
Du ing the evening session, a commit,
tee appointed for The purpose reported
the lio1. Andrew Stevenson. OF Pa. as
President of the Convention, and the toi>
Lowing named persons for Wee Pres''
Maine, Robert P, Dunlap.
N. HAMPSHIRE, John II steele.
Massac huseIts, Chester w Chaplin.
Vermont, Ira Davis.
Rhode Island. Benjamin +. Thurston.
Connecticut. Isaac Toucey.
New York, ----
New Jersey, Garrei d. Wall.
Pennsylvania, ]. G Jones.
Arkansas. A. J. r ,nney.
Mobile, Gustavus M Bowers.
Tennessee, Thomas Martin
Kentucky. Louis Sanders. +.
iowa. James Clarke
Wisconsin, J. p Helfenst"in.
Delaware, Samuel B Davis.
Mary and. Benjamin 9. Howard.
Virginia. Gen Il P. Scott.
Dis. Col j g. Commander.
G j., Charles J McDaweli.
Alabama John A Winston.
Florida, John &. McGee.
Mississippi, Powhitian Ellis.
Illinois. r. W. English.
Indiana, e. g. English.
Osio, john Casw.li.
Texas, Thomas Rusk.
Michi IAN. Aastin e Wing.
La solomon W D.vis.
Secretaries.
Missouri, Samuel Treai.
Ohio. John w. Mcdonnell.
mississippi. john Deman.. ~
Dennsy wanna, john Miller.
.kRdiana, john r Jones.
IN Fl. John 3 As.lls. ~
Z Tenness e, u. s. Eastman.
kentucky, John G. Holling.
New York ---. "a, ! "a
Adieurnea III q 0scsncIx io-n,orrow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25
little except rumors,
IRELAND

The reports of restitution and death,
from the wesier counties, are most appal-
ling. sss.4 a.
Mr.. W. Wall, one OF the Practical In
structors sent out by the Agricultural Soci +.
ETY.. writing from Clifden, Connemara, or
the 9Th inst. says, u have been engaged
for the last fortnight along the coast, and
between Mann Turk and the Halfway
house. The people are everywhere in des>
pair, and the country presents one unvary>
ing scene OF neglect. They are thinking
of nothing but trying to grow another oat
crop, if they can, for even potatoes are out
of the quest ion. / reasoned with them as
well as l could but what could do with
poor creatures ofthe kind. who have moth
ing in the world to exist npon? They have
nothing to support them, nor to provide for
the future"
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

ARRIVAL OF GEN. Sc TIT Gen. VIM
field Scott arrived of New York at an
early hour on Monday. in the brig St.
Peiersburgh and was met. MS he desi ed
and arranged. by boat from El,zabe,h>.
r'wn. \ J. in which he embarked AMI
md was landed near his homo a little af,
ter sunrise. He OF course remnins with
his family. declining all parade of recep
ion bu, he w'llp,obably visit y. Y soon
unless July caiIs7him directly to Wash-
ing'on. ~ d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

NWe deeply regret to announce the sud
den decease of Moses Morse, Esq, one of
our most esteemed and worthy ciiizers. He
was in his ordinary health on Tuesday,
and died suddenly in tit on Tuesday night,
in the 6Sth year OF his age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

0o-It vii. be seen by reference to the le-
sislative proceedings Of Friday, that the
Hon. Truman Smith and the Hon. Roger s
Baldwin were elected U s Senamrs, on the
part of the House. The Senate will un>
doubtediy concur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

Ov.0uv excellent friend, Hon, Charles s.
Bristol, of Beaver Dam, Dodge County, wiscOn-
sic, is the Wing candidate for the STATE
Senate In that county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25
FOREIGN. ,w-s
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EU>

ROPE.
The steamer Caledonia, which sailed
from Liverpool on the 9th, arrived at Boston
early Monday morning, having made the
passage in a little less than fifteen days
She brings intelligence week later than
the last steamer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

The blank was then SLED with the name of
ROGER S. BALDWIN, and the resolution
passed
Mr. HEATON then introduced reso,,,;o,,
that - - be and is hereby elected n Sana'
tor in the Congress Of the U. S., from this S,a,a
for the Term Of six years from he 9Th of MarcS'
A. d. lS49, which was laid on The table for w,
purpose OF ha loting for name 10 ill the blank
On the first ballot there WINS M ehn;ca
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS REPORT

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
We acknowledge the receipt of copy Of
this annual document, from the hands of
The Commissioners.
M. Beers. in closing his Report, states
that he became associated in the otfice with
The Hon. James Hillhouse in 1924, and, on
the resignation Of that gentleman in the
year following, he was appointed sole Com
missioner. Since that time, with the ex-
ception Of four weeks in 1923, he has never
lost day by sickness, or been prevented by
any cause from visiting every year the five
States in which the fund is invested-re>
quiring an average amount Of travel of
ahou, 3 600 miles annually Sass
He expresses his determination to retire
from the Office at the close of the present
fiscal year, April |, l849
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-25

The blank was filled with the pane Of
Truman Smith and the resolution passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FAMILIES, -
ASUw. EAsP, lHP.hI.E o.
rTHrrN AND COTTON GOODS,

10y cnnp--MR MATHEWS. on CUnlrn--si
- - 800 81 Slmmer E0od- ~ recucea - crs
boies,ie ca.h purchasers Supplied az lowest .efr > an
49, - ci-,5 l1en. rng hams &c for sale. ie-55'i'-
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HAVEN Is.4,s Arr brig Albert Y1al Mshal MfcI.s
.,b Ellen Capre Bosion Thomas Russell Barley N''"l" '
NEWsFDFoRD June c4Ar b'rk Atlantic, Forster, Niolt
scbr Adam B.'le Hsde chaesan va o. sse EMP Inn
NEWBrRYPoU june 24Au big Brazilian H'ehoon WI.
R6sIoy june 2;cd. .hp Ann, Rossrs Turts Island bari
Nqueor Hard Cubs bfs- Harriet Dlns Iap- 9e Nrlls' Is
ala Palm galin 90; Mcclellan. HrJe BATH o. ioaa ioi
easa il s,. l','i T,. yys,s lsr.a Bangor
June Arr schr Governor. smith, Philadelphia psn Wee',s'
a'e'.l ,., 49, 81. . o al.ro. N,,. VYors Howard
Cla Ship q Har-horn. NYork hsrss Chnsnu SIM Afncai 1
sd paws pa tmor~. Delaware FISHER Philadelphia brzs Hehr
sworih. Keen Charleston Jno Bllh Bold 20 zen
Lambert Toy 9esa coe' o,,, do' Esrrs r3e'' s
roRTLASD. June a,-Au bns. France. Ellen Frost N'!e
s .rI sl. colby Bah ior Gous-s,r GRO bngs Eo,aagoo
Pierce Bangor Mary Augusta, Raneii and Cordsa 'nau'ef
nora-t.u. Alice. Talbot Hsth
BAIL June cha- HomWaad stason fcg rs
rig Ctanri ,'o1er feoui schr c1sr-s.on paeAei W
BANGOR juno 2i-Arr trgs Emma Preston, Hupper. Nfor
fsi,pi,. scIn. Naa,n. H,uman Boston Caution TaPv,
Huor1 Mary Adn. Couzeas Lynn Aed,a it'anl, bfoli
o napoleon n-surrer 90; Rapid Folsom, 90 Traveller C's
~y do Iowa De.ns o. Caspian, Mathew salem Wave We
-,us. Par se. d'' Banner Sto,ef f7'i.na' q, Len nae
i' w'n@ WeosrI CO 0i.9ai '{etbeo zones. Boos
pfIS,CIrg S Jee lCArr brig. 81 Patrick. Vail. Phlad
I'D. a.. raee Gufun 90. Lancet rhihrook. Dol Ohio Davis No
s s,lr, Sarah Jlne. steward Philadelphia Albion grs.hr
R,adout l1e brig Emily Young. Iideph, 'ohr sei,'t
Nar CAY pr.co do o-, a. a. .clf susan hefy boston
vr.f Rosrlnsa Ho.on Ba,anaah Coftre do brig Eta Ne"
lork loh bns adams his Nl e '''l ,e.b Dane, Er-l
lnrei lynn Hesc Mcleod, stanley Boston, H-ny Dan'oo
fHiiADELiHiA Junsa Am Brem ship He,oi.e, Iaa Rre
men; bls Iu3et, Thing, Liverpool Gov Bfsss, hslei nl
f.ine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

~ constipation, lCOslyenessl however hanluh OF
nveierac permanently cured without odictacs, nec'2
t1ts, ey delicious regetabe Jod the celebrated ErVa
enis-a discovery oTlrnaly made by Mr lanes Perry OF
London nos decegsed and sold by him under the fictitious
name Of" Wa0ou Of Pans" The Subscribers the exclusive
proprietor of The New and Improved artons Ervaena
prepared with great from the true and genuine
res Dc of Mr. Perry Otherwise called Warrior OF Paris from
materials alloys freshly imported and misty acid
INJURED He guarantees that i frrls. ry and r,Is'iy
er or In appearance, favor and efficacy any ercr
ne ,qau f1ctfved fspoFted; that has not been and
cannot be- initiated equaled by any like preparation
h., limited states without the prupnciors secres import
ed from abroad sound state aud sod here, ctiosi ne
,,,'ue d New AMI Improved Wsr0us Ervaeuis" sold OF
t-rse5 b. gqv oae e'se. Wi compare In any suhsian-
.' -, ,y,fbf Packages OF lbs. - 50; o. lbs 81.
500 Wholesale aud retail, by The s1bseoer sole sgeri
g. % limited States at the Old stand % Dr.. James H. har
1D,sriy Hsmu,Ond 4 Co and McCOtier & Coz drug and
,icl .fore as Broadway corner OF ChemoefssL llIrc
49, soufb on Smars marble building where we aeg2 mas
been established for the last wear o. e. Ste
Beware Of the spurious article ns't eO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
TREMENDOUS Attraction.
BARGAINS !. BARGAINS I.


81 Cafhaune-st.
1 The public thai accordance win tn-lf usual custom
fbev have us completed their annual reduction ir Tucs-
-- rhe rtirr1 u lDruu- alag their ett- 'Fc
ork rue oze NJ every season. Che entire assorAuentu1
8er-oes reduction price snhce 20 insure rs .mhe4
ae disposal Dlr1s the present season. although iheif
Nerer slrpqaed IN e-is1t variety and Chapman
they have determined upon arsid adherence 20 leif Y WIZ
l1e rule, ana have ilelrilfe -
REDUCED IHE PRICE oF EVERY ARTICLE
from 10 20 - per cent Who This arl1Lemel nsufs
thorough renovation fhrou -Aol NJ cons eaple lei4Pofe
rv Io.s fo our-e.ve., 30 oftrs to ne p41ie r -..
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CtEAf PURCHASES
hitherto uueqlaeu This must Doe cy lent az gAtce--
oar goods are slIualy purchased ~ auction ad import
s OF the very cash prices, ana are thus placed m me
hands Of cur customers 81 s.
our assor ulent comprises every description VI me
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES or DRY GOODS,
consisting u pant Of ,.-
De Lainec, Plain Alpacis Pad swiss MlsIu''
Barercs, Plaid Do Jaco1et 40
Latvus, Jenny Limo ChamnraysC amorc 90
Nu-uus Linen 10. I-l.ll-, .llh 90
our shawl and silk Department nae utru uoi'lsAs l-i
nitled during - pas, seso. f0li he o,i fece-' n oi.-
tons some 10 which are as tIlows; . ,,,., ,.,,
BrOrhc anI Cls.lrt-c -l-,Tls on boie1 o.al@ '''-'
Canton Cape do. A-'.toh 20
CoiOreI SIX DO bfo- OBJ hIh' 60
3 X do plain s. fcd 1o. Gros Aillc 90 ,.,,
Together m e.ey WIDTH quality nnd i-'rt ~ b.acA I'D
ever imported We could call particular attention 10 our
yISTTrs W,vTiLLAs. AND JENNY LINDs,
which sunsurpa-s-l These articles are maze oi N1 sei
best materials and fh- patterns have been pufcNa-r1
grea expense. We challenge le comp tuloA ui 'N' WIN
10 produce luer urflc a.,
on limit f,rb farther enumeration We would ask
le public fo convince themselves. hl actual o'se hon ~
Ir truth OF orr statements Tor we to DOT cfa.srfhl. a.
cry article has been nr 40 s1oye olt res ara 20 cost
kEN>EIr a. WHEELER
importers JobJrrs aal irs Dealer. .u Foreign cnd 20
irl6 yts l..-,c Dr. Goods, ~ Ca'her4ne-s- y. l.
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The vessel before reported ashore segun prves % - ne e
p..4 Pots master an3 im Boston CO Portland tasN
ven sshore morning The iQth sud h-ci aud Win ne %
49, ,, M the oeks Of rgdder cp-zed ana hind Aiei
tbs lie sgn dred ashore where she renamed 3d. oeais Oh TIC
o. pt1.s.r
shr Mar, Hammond Ceniue-os r New lors of fh'l
uls uut ITO Riysns. having sprung eaA A. sac "
1rrn-fci little csuk % is sad. Wi maze lsf in t -
SIN 90 Ne. where from or bound nlt -'Ti
Ashore .F GHoaus litrc, fonotseoi Bay Nas'i
on Che rocks account s1ys she hss gone % pee-
Bre Com Hu Wilson. il1w Es-t Mscnfs ~'h ianlTi 49,.
m ~ , n r.r si tie .l- swung rfn i' r- '
.,rrre ans ID 81 th After rafting 90 mrt urf lr,A
ned NE partial, relos the 2)h was upon t~ tai' con
siershls shove low water mara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
:. n. McELNUI GO. III bhVAUNAl'
-lNHREE DOORS ABOVE TIE AMERICAN HOrEl

3 IT. MCFLNUl 4 GO. III bNVAUN ~
rFNHREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL
and directly opposite the Park FOUNTAIN are prepared
I'd oaer Tor the Inspection Of their numerous patrons and lr
utc Is choice aud vsncd cssolner Of new goods Tor
Sprng aud summer be- found 10 ihe cty-con
sng OF cloths -assmeres vcsn-s, caennerfrs, weeds
,,sieos frgb iete &c which they enabled 20 make
M, o ori en- At a -rea reduction fr0n former prices
They would particularly call me attention OF le "dVe.i'l
rrhlc and others wanting nrsiraie arucc o fray
,,rmenfs equal n every respect 10 those made .o oiur
which they are selling cheaper Than anything heretofore o.
erred 10 The public. 49, -. 1t,
All assortment Of reaiymade dress and frocE coats latest
srve- xerhvr cloth cashmerete, weed. drao etc an
,eruo 20 ka aud also parta1os, anl tfcl
rv 6f fancy sk and SATIN ves; also Oh rs under-vests
and drawers: hanose, scars crdVas neues- ana supe
nor article Of KID gloves constantly on hahd-
They would call attention 60 their superior slyes oi 49,
and pantalOons, furnished Al - brnadWay; myis ku
Strangers and Others would do well 90 call ana examine
her 6ck and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26
MEDICINES.
THE AsrHM A CAN BE CURED !.


nR PETER u. LEE nls discovered remedy ihn VII
Dcerfany sd revc aaiy cure The s7asuodc Asamt, a.
.1sf.. letter.. from Rev ID WilaIl.ur. Nao 10 Ell
.rl.rr fln,u-tour ore United s-stcs,
r1-roR of rE Srks-l Is hnotn 1 some ~ vcur read
90. and many u rF friends ta. have recently fni cure
,lr Astlma sia " l-n have sll-fel severely ~ many
,ear. Dgrns ly recent si % lr Et''' many ANXIOUS
re. mace - t9 De means 90 cure which aFpesrs
e.,ve ler clnes, and also 10 Tuf 1,1eIs in ne Say
r--,rir-a 80 rel-t slow to say iaaf procured e
-9T f1r. d. P-,s- Lee. cf ins cry io WHICH
.1re attribute cure Which have eFef9 reason '' oc-
eve 1elfc- a-l radical have indeed no SYMPTOM or
ri,-r . ---. 1.--s ~ ffeer yc1rs have suffered
rrIrb-rrsl var "a. medicines. and been seq1sn.ed ~il
-fr... III cases end am ve sa.tei mat ~ Lees 70
ft o s. --s-o- rtsf clr Del PEI lei npon oraln.dr 20
sire t1 serve h- .lfrf,nf. have SLOT. lt,. - i-
-r.s public statement. "a -. 30 n me ulls e'
nai those who follow my advice w. ' ,,.,,i,rt ,soX
C.rc.raar. Cc'ober i5. lsi- g..
11 ia,e rer ser; Rev. Dr. Drew 70 Augusta. Maine'
lave ros taken haf borle aad 81, wei. and have no
month. been exposed a of weather. and an free
from iacom9 ant wrca ass made re s1rererer nroas "a
10 might he added hundred, Of similar testimonies.
hlf he ilo" ls inm .nr rtor % te star IN -le " esi
wto personally ucq.aried win pr lee, ard Knows oi
THr ASTHMA M-DrCiVE-Prrsons f-,cu-uty vrte rs
letters of ugI.s a. o-i il. w.ticrv 'o kao~ n re-
v nai Claims P" De- we cln ony say Lar the Ger.
locales n -ie star ore g-rafac-,f which uh De- -id,d
many a0le ot s.n-t eaa'a-i-r l-r own op.aion IS,
r.. t sl germ .' cl.r FL cf'' .i on. oi every PEN
,.np .rr frl.at vl fae s..sf.oflc n>lme o. - cer
ta.r'v very rerlf-st't He. ..r. a-i a-n we N.o,y
unfr.z ~ Ore r-r,Hl.''. oi N.rA Is 'Du' '''i Or b.
b 3D. 5r. medic. r,e tr.. crri made hrHNn l7i VII
-..r- ..r ..r.uolc ga. .la oi ION s.tirt rifsc.af
ofU,cn .st ID flc ltse- of .e n.e' cine t-v GAYS
-. . IA ,-r ,..f %. s.a-.eis -1ae lf End rH sir'
II. i.nd,.l d.Hr5 Dc ul- cIIet ava oit gentleman.
pa,irr- OF mime, ho has Bad the asthma Aese twenty
HsviHorrv ada some
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS. &. o..s..
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NV oIorH1NG WAREHOUSE,

4 10 WILLIAAl-Sl. directly opposite me NORM DUO"
Il CChurc. and lVo DOOR above Fuliou-sL
HEWITT A COULSON.
desire 10 inform cuIens, strangers ana an 10 Ficas
colue. that uey have taken me aeo elie4 Store ~
are now offering 1r sae stock of re-dy-uioe cloi, lol
Snrrg and Summer wear, al recently manufactured rom
new goods n the best and most fashionable manners cor
,tnr of he various qualities. forms and SYKES "ncn ne
,raf comfort or fancy Of the may dictate Feei-
ne confident thai gentlemen m want OF good articles nee1
nv examine their goods m order 10 become stsned OF
% iperorfv - well as cheapnsss, they would respect
~ invite purchasers 20 call snd buy good clothing a. io~
rces on band an assortment ofpece goods ifOm WHICH
bose ybo wis garments made 70 order may seect
NrRFf-s vii be- happy 70 see his friends a. above.
aud coiho them On The most approved manner
--r.-.-- -.
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On We4ss,esv INST 200 Third a'snn after ~ e's OF
.xht year wARCABET sStl daughter Of Wui,m H. h,.e1
,ri formerly Toronto Upper Canada sgrd u 'safs ana u
srt. Ibe ns's Of Toronto % Wfh c hef fr
main. removed netf winter i'r iefneii ne se'e
the ashes Of hs brothers and s.s'sr' resi
o. ssria, 25 a MARY. daughter Of joseph Neei ae'
months Tier vii be taken % Conn~ctcn ilr u
o. s,i1,ssy 23h in.t THERESA BOWEN in the 4h year
q her -.o-,.t..t c...
he r,.fi-r. % be- m1fh-r a 1hffst d.,
suadeng saturday june g. Ann Autuss aA'
q Isaac q aid sarah Am Huths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-26

Nosr SHOCKING ACCiDESr.-Ne learn Ihti on
synd.v morning .a.ta Mr. James Dubois, Of TINS Wiz
lsye went some two miles below town Tor ine poIposc
Ap,-,,pg bsrk some wood which the railroad Gem
n,nv hid gwen him A. lie was climbing up the ROCKS
a n-h be took hold Of 10 stay hmse.i up gave WY
with stone weighing nearly or quite nan t9n WI,
h. fell between twenty and thirty cet the stone itH
,i,b ho, and striking on and crushing completely one
NJ hi. les. from tire knee down 10 the ankle ne "'
,h the t,ope mon his leg for nearly an hour before
he was discovered lie brought home and ni- leg
vas sputa,sd ~ soon possible but he died the same
evening
~ A number Of persons have been eXam,n ed
in H. Municipal Court a. Boston, on charge OF aoduc
ing eiri. from Lowell and compelling them 70 submit
TO prostitution
- The citizens Of Illinois IRE about 10 erect o
,,1on,ent 10 the memory Of Col. Hardin AZ cost d
$1,000 5000 have already been subscribed IN Morgan
county.
FIRE rs ROCHESTER, y. H.-The wooden fac
tory belonging o. y Y Whiiehouse & Co. al como
Village in Rochester destroyed by FIRE on "eone'
day nj sht last
Nrw SpOKE MACHlSr.-Mr Emmerspn Coz
s,rd Of petershsm Mass mas invented a new spoke
Machine. which will turn aud ienon 20 spokes in q
minnie All that is required is 20 place the wood on
bench the large ends al one way. It d selieedin-
and self uiing leaving them when turned M rcgula
nile ON one II ie Of the machine opposite TO the ieedn-
sde The nhove number turned out per minute are
"a ,ncbe. in length Ia-ts and fork handles can o'
nrped In il with nearly the facility as spokes
Scientific American.