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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
Geese Feathers.

madearrange.
 lnertsto keepa cOnsta n, supply of a 6rstra;e article of Geese Featkepps -sefeced and packed with grea ai care by ourselves in packages from 20 to 5Olbs. and will furnish at atalltimesany nyouantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as goo.. as the best, Ut as low prices as can be purcha sed o equa quality inthe state. + .s-f 1l S. 6 l.. EURLBUT.
 Wink heSler. l6A7. llHlIt
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
TYPE FOUNDRY.

5S Gold, corner of Ann st., N. Y. THE subscriber is prepa, ed to fur nish hand-cast Type, and Printers Materials terms. ~
 gg-proprieicrs of Newspapers who Aavs not aG 'crtised for the subscriber who may pub lish this notice Cur three months, will be en. titled to pay ih type on purchasing five times the amount of their bills for advertising.
 Ng-Oid Type taken in exchange for new at
 ents per D. ROBERT TAYLOR. 9o3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
DR. TOWNNEND'H SARSAPARiLLA. THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDI

SARSAFAhSAAAs THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDI CINE IN THE WORLD!
 This Extract is pat up in Quart Bottles. It is six times cheapeG pleaSaRIeF, and warranted superior to any sold. lt cures dIsease without vomiting, purging. siekening, oA debilitasins the patient. ~ ,'' '.e.
 GREAT sreIse AND svnMER MEDICINE. ' The great beauty and superiority of this Sar. saparilia over other medicines is, whiist t eradi. cates disease, itinviguraies the body. II is nne Of the very hest Spring and Summer Medicines ever known. It aot onlypWvi6es the whole sys. new, rich aud pure bl0od-a power possessed by no other medicine. And in this lies ahe grand secret of it's wonderful success. t has performed, within the past two. years, more than S5,0O0 cures oi severe cases of diseass- at leae. 5000 of these were considered incura.
 S,O0O cases of Chronic Rheumatism
 2,O0O cases of Ovspepslss
 zoo ease of General Debility and Want ot
 7.OOo eases of the difs.rsn. FsmaIs Com.
 5000 cases of scrofula; h. ''-" -" '-~
 1900 cases of the Liver Complaint; ,If> $500 cases of Disease of tho Kidneys and
 DfOpsy: .,.,r .,.,
 5000 cases of Concentration ..~ ., 0U0 k1Ou6Httue W OWAG9 Ot OSSAb9 Ot tn8 B!ood, viz: Ulcers, Erysipeas, Salt Rhsnm Pimples on the Face, &c. &c.; together witt, numerous cases of Sick. dachc, Pain in the Side and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c. &c.,
 This, we are aware. must appear incre aihisr bM we have letters from physicians and ous agents from all parts oi the United States. in. forming As of extraordinary cures. R. Van B0skirk, me of the most respectable arbggisis tn Newark, New Jersey, intorns us that he can refer to more than i9O cases iO that place alone. There are thouspnds of cases in the city of N. York, which we refer 10 with pleasure, and ts the proven of disease known. h undOabl. edly saved the lives Ot more than
 |. 5000 Children tke pdst sedssn!
 as It removed the cause of disease, and pre- pared them for the sum,ner sssson.
 Captdin G. W. Mclean. riSe,n,,er of the Le. gisature, and late of the United States Navy, has kindly sent us the following certificate. It ''''' "' ' 'RAHvAr, June ss, is47
 A year since, was taken with ihe Influenza and my whois systeml left in Q debilits,ed state was induced to try Dr.. Tewnssnd's Sarsapa. rila, and after taking two or ihree bottles was very much relieved, and attribute 1t en. tirely to the said Sarsaparils. have continued taking it, and fnd that improve every day. believe that it saved my life and would net be without it under any consideration:
 ss''#''" Scrotagd cured '@7E7'Nf This certificate conclusively proves that this Sa rsaparilla has perfect control pver the mcsi obstinate diseases of the blood. Three persons cured in one house is unprscedented. aN1
 Three Children.
 Dr ownsend-Dear Sir have the pleasure to infOrm you that ,wO oi nv ehildfen have been cured of the Scroiula by the use sf your excel len, medicine. They were afflicted very se verely with bad sores. Have only ,aksn four myself under deep obligation. r TO '
 Yours respec llullv, lv,.
 N. York, March l ~. l50, Wooster st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
Esar.ford. Starch is,h. is45. -
PILES, PILES, PILES.

Dr TowRsend's SarsapaTilla is na less sac eessfal in cariaR thisdisiressinR complaint. than for diseases of the Blood. Dyspepsia. Rheuma tism, and Nervous Debility. f-8tar. as T 5 Principal Office, l36. Fulton street. New York. For sale by the principal Draeeisss ,hroughOut the Unted States, West ladies and Canada raf Ee.
 None genaiae unless put up in square bottles, which contain q quart, and signed with the written signature of SP TOWNSEND, and his nause blown in the glass.
 er For Sale at the Drug SaOEe h Lite:. .lsld.
 Sept. Is-Iv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
N. York, March l T. l5o, Wooster st.
Crest Female .yReaic5sse.

WTG%E TCHyGeGGG 0HKCdG' CUyBCs E Dr Tswnsend's Sarsapar,ila ts d s0vers,ga and speedy CUTS for incipepi Consumption. Barrenness, LeucUrrhoen. or Whites, obsiru cd or dfficnlt Menstruation, incsntinence of Urine, or involuntary discharSe tiiereof, and for the general pP0stFRtion Of the system-- 10 mat. ter whether inc result of an inherent cause OF causes, pruducsd by irregularIty y.sickness er ac. cdent.
 0ar Nothing can be more surprising tha,. i,s iny,QOratiHg effects on the human frame. peI sons, ell weakness and as~itude, from takinI it, at once become r0bus. and full Oi energy uL. der its influence. It inIpedia.ey couhtsracts the nefveiessness of the female frame, which isthe great cause of barreRness.
 It will nos be expected of us, in cases Of sT delicate nature, to exhibit certificates Of cures performed but we can assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases have been reported to us. : Several eases where families ha ve been without children. after nsing few bottles of this in. valuable medicine. have been blss. wnh healthy
 To Mo,hers asd Married Ladies.
 This Extract of SarsaparilIa has been sx pressIy prepared in reference to female com thal she is approaching tha, critical .peiied. 'the turn of ife, should neglrc, 10 take it. as 1t is certain preve ntive for sny Of the numerous an h0srible disc ases to which females are sub ect at this time of life. I'h,s period nIsy bs delayed for several years by using this medi. approaching womanhood, ssit is calculated q" assist nature by quickening the blood and in. vignratins ths system Indeed, this mediciAe is inv aluable Eor ell of .ihe delicate diseases te which women are subject. .,4. ....,....4
 It braces the whole system, rensws perma impurities of the body-0et 60 far stimulei iing the system as to produce a subsequent Eelaxa: ton, which is the case with medicines taken fer female weakness and disease. ...-,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
Iron, Steel, Nails. sc, EZRA LARR A. CD.

Iron, Steel, Nails. &c..
 EZRA CLARE 6 co. No. 6I Frnot st., corner of Ferry s,.,
 [RARrFoRD. sr.4 .. HAVE now in store, and offer for sale on liberal terms, a complete, assert. ment of IRON. STEEL, SC. comprising in part.
 English, Swedss and American Belt and
 Bolt Iron : Mill Shatiing, any size $ length required Band, Hoep, and Scroll Iron, all sizes, Flat and square sllt ruds war lous Qualities, Oval and half oval Iron. krazier's Rods, ali sizes. English and American Sheet Iron, No 10 10 26. . f... 1T ..,.t ,',; Norwegian and Horse Nail Rods. Horse and OK Shoe Shapes. Pipe Box Iron, Iren Axlstrees, Cart aud
 WaggSA Bdxes. Carriage Springs, Iron ware. Nalla ble Iron, Carriage belts and nuts. Sleigh Shoes, Horse Nails. Blacksmith's Bellows. Fire Brick. Cast Steel, all sizes and shapes. Double Shear Steel, -..... English Blistered Steel. American de do
 Spring steel, Swedes Steel. ,, ..' ....7'' 'Corking Sieel, Anvils and Vices. ...., Cr0wbars, Mill Cranks, Files, Rasps, &c. A constant supply of Old Colony Cut Nails and Spikes N-Y 70 sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

5ewelry. and other desi, able goods usuall, kent ivy Jewellers. which will be sold unasuali INV, SILVER SPOONS ofthe best oual, " awayson hand or made to order.
 N~ An CH@ RE - - ,". m sse!y description carefully repaired. an, ~.trantea done in the best manner Charge MSccord'ngf" MSg repairs) at the lowest rates Mending done at short notice.
 L'tch6ela. August. 1s4N ,,x
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

DlssoLUlIoN.--The part nership %%s.e,oIo.e existing between the subscribers un l. Sv v' ,me nlm ot Beebe and Osborn. is dissolved T, ,i~ A1 persons indebted to them are rsspeet rRSquested to make immediate payment to co,r o'eoe, who is authorised to settle all ae- stand. pa1sv .nS ouS.nsss II s as sne cid
 L'tch6eld, Jan. aA,h. is4s. S1
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
1|| FOR SALE ],

nNE of iAe best FARMS in sharon. NJ consisting of l62 acres, situated in the Valley. Terms made easy for the pnrchas OF. ANSEL STERLING.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
Harness M aking.

HNHE subscriber res sl pectfully' informs theinhabitants sofLitch- feldand vicinity, tha,
 he has removed to the shep in West st.,7 doors west ofthe Court House, where as usual he in. tends to carry on the
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
Dissolution.

THE paternership hers,ofore existing be- l tween the subscribers under the 6rm of Gilbert & Bulkley is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. Dsaiel V. Gilbert is au, ho.-- i.ed 10 settle all accounts until the first day of April next, and will carry on the business as usuai ,sat the old stand.
 DANIEL N. GILBERT, 2, ss~g HENRY BULKLEYs z New Milford, Dec. 20, rs47. B 6w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

~ s extensive assortment of DRY GOODS S .GNoCERIES is kept good bv weekly S, s0S U,s.. a"ons rom the New York and Hartford purchaser with pleasure. ~ "o''s o' - '"% : Norfolk. Dec. lSA7- so,e
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
SA HING

will be dsne at the Sawmill for 20 cents per
 handrsd, iss cash, or barrier at cash prices, or for dee bills, tskea for the smonnt-and all ts be satisfied with the measurement ofthe stufF, wien taken tsom the mill-and not to lay over 90 dags after it has been sawed, without set- ting up the saw bill. Sound timber sawed for Ioas quarter on sharcs. If not settled ia D days interest will bs required from date sf saving. t,.-,.rr -r,.r.f '-ss7re sRr
 have just added 10 ny machinery sn im- proved Smut MIli to clean Grain. and Seour- ing Mill for hulling Buckwheai and Q sieve so to sift the hall cut Of the hran. ..,--~ v .e .. ARMAND OLMSTEAn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
Etna Insurance Go m a n y, HARTFORD. CT. AyAuani fHal 00M .0A0 DNkkMae&.

Capital 100000 DOttGrS, With!ibsrty to tncreasethes sGaeto HaIs
 Million of Dollars,
 OFFER to insure Dwelling-House OStores, Mills, ,Manufactories,B Barns, Ships and Vesselswhilein rort, or on he stocks, Goods and every other species of iasura blep persona! property,againstlsss sr damage 5y fire, at as low rates ofPrs- nium as anysimilar institutionin good standing.
 GIDEON H. HOLLlSTER. Agent.
 Office in the brick building, Southst, kitchfeld, Nov. 26. l647. SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

BARRELs.-A few Pork Barrels for sale at the store 0f
 Se AS L. J. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

G. For tbe relief of Married Ladies, -[o
 The Vegetable Pile Electuary,
 Invented by Dr. A. Upham. adisting nishe physician of New York city, is the snl req, ly successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles, ever offered to the American public. l"f1'.''"
 Mark this. 1t is an internal remedy-not an external application, and viii cure any case of Piles, either bleeding Or blind, internal Of sx' terhal, and probably the 0nly thing that will There is no mistake ab"ut it. It isa positive curs-speedy and permanent. It is also . convenient medicine to take. snd improves the KeheEai health in a remarkable manner. ?.
 Each box contains .l2 desss ai Q Ia cents per dose. Itis very mild inj:s operation. and may be taken in cases of the most acute in. hammation without danger. All external ap. plicaiions are in the highest degree disagree Abie ,inccnvenient and offensive, and from the very'nature of the disease. temporary in their effects This Medicine attscks the disease at Ii,s source, and rem0ving the cause. renders the cure certain and permanent. ;, w 4
 0o-Cure fol lite guaranteed. The Electory contains no mineral medicines, no slOes, nU gamboge or other powerful and irrits.irg pu:- gative. No fear of taking cold while under its irf renee, no change indiet necessary. If fta. ken according to the directions . cure for life is guaranted. ....
 Pamphlets giving valuable information rs. spec,ing this lnediciHs may be obtained of A. gents gratis, ...- ...,--ssa,
 D. Y. Bradley isO Washington street. Bos- ten, General Agent for fhs New England Siates. 4-..t ----. |. .sl..a. ..e. ...-..-,. AcENrs-S Brel, Litch6eid W IT Hung. erforA. Wolcotville ;S Thomas & Son, Plym- outh; G Humphrey, C.naan E C. Lawrence, & Co. Norfolk Elihu Curtis Watertown and by the dealers in Medicine generally through cut New EnglAnA 21 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
AGENTS.

8 N Bronson.M Barnum, Litchfield; A Mills
 & Son, Goshen Centre and Canada village :: $.
 & L Harlburt, Winchester Centre; E Wool. ford, Winsted; Crow < yewett, New Hartferd
 E Thomas < Son Plymouth Ho!low; A Lewis, ton, Canaan; E Lawrence, Ashlyviiie; Car! diner, Wolcotlville; P Noble, Harwinton; Dra s w Brown, Collensville :; Finch & Kellogg. Cornwall; R HSkdmors, Bethlem T F Brinnss'' made, Washington, D Tomlinson, New Pres. Chapinvills; w c Bristol, w oodbury;b B s Pre-, ton, aoxbnry; Warner New & tens Manafac turing Co, Watertown; Benedict and Burnham. Manufacturing company, Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
ElOU)!8 Ml!ll 2 ' Cheap :! Cheap!! WASHINGTON & CHAPAUG

's....I.,.. MILL. a,. ..... |DfGentIrmcn and Ladies, now is the time to save your Sixpences.-Q AS l, the subscriber, have just con,- pleted thor,'ngh repair of the well known Grist Mill on Shepang River. about half mile west oi the Village of Washington, at which place an now prepared to enter on | the business of Milling, aud hope ts do it in such a manner as fully to satisfy the public. There are the mill four runs ot stones, in comPlet' order, andI am willing to engage that the work shall be done as well. if net bets ter than at any other mill in the county Please call an give me a fair tial and if it is net done a well az at any other mill, sll charges will D. paid, as have got one ofthe first hands in the Milling business, as he comes with :he best recommendation from the Messrs J l. & st tsons, New Milford, who are considered No. in MlIling-likewise, from the upright Fas .nsvs, Merchants. Nee Isnics and LabOrers. with whefs he was aquainted.
 V. B.-Now the gates stand ready on pivot E't hoisting. It is hard to keep them shut h [ the mill is is such good repair iOr grinding! Now gentlemen and ladies slI you have got 10 ''o, is ts drive up before the Mill door. and you
 will 6nd Miller ready. at all times, on short and reasonable nolics to do uP your grinding in the hest manner. Corn and t:ohbs cracked and ground together at any time. > ....,
 NE. Now for the nimble sixpence.
 'as' Terms for Grinding.
 Fifteen bIshels of Rye ground for cue bush- sl-Seven do for ons half bushel-Whtat Buckwheat and Corn, all ground after the same rate. Csrn taken on the ear, and shelIed, riddIed and famed. if called for, st the same rate as above. Provender any where nearly equally mixed. as to difi.reht kinds. Grain will be ground at the rate of twenty bushsls for one. ten for one half, and five for one quar- ter bushel. This yon may depend on finding lsgreeasls ls ts the terms as above specified, by weighing Or otherwise. if you please. If not found co, call en me. and not peddle t to the pnbIics and all damages will be paid. Do Il as soon as possible and p0t delay oyer 4 weeks shorter if possible. Plaster wtll bs grouod fos one dollar per ton, if not of the hard kind.
 w:sh to return ihaAks to the public fes past favesss hoping for ., continuance oftAs sane. .-eg.. sf-i isDa
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
RlaeVvrrnatiSma.

This Sarsaparilla is used with the most psT- ..c. uccess in Rheumatic complaints, hOvsvei .s. ere or chronic. The astonishing cures it bas srformed re iadsed wonderful Other !sn'e dies sometimes give temporary relief: his en inc l;u,hs snd hooss are dseadiuIly sssolisB. er Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one q the oldest and m.,st respect able lawyers in Hartford. G The following is an extract of a letter received from him: -
 D. Townssnd-I have vssd one hc'tle of yeur upon chronic rheumatic pain to which am sul,iect. from m injury ot tcasoned several years ago in public stage Please send me two bot. ties to the care of Dr Seymour. ! have cen versed with twe os eur principal physicians, and
 SETH TERRY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10
THE PILES. u A CURE FOR LEE SECURED Dr. Upham's
INGHRT9A AZ, R8A01 DX

819 %1xk3a &A& - 34s32V3
 For the cure of Plies, InAanatory ofths Liver . and Spleen, Infamafion, Soreness and , Liberation of the Stomach, Bowels, '' Kidneys, and Bladder. IRflsmna- tory and Mercurial Rheuma~ tism .impsriiy of Bleed, |. r Weakness and IM- |"
 hamation Of B..
 the spine. . 2. .-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

PERFoRATED PAPER just received .rB' +i saI n
 90 Sw L. .J. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-10

9T M of these medicines are exceedingly valuable. You,havs only to try them and ,hsy v will recommend themselves after d faithful ,yi. alto the satisfaction of all '
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

BARON A. DE RoTmcnILp, one Of the
celebrated Bankers and the weallhiest capi-
talisis of Europe, arrived in this city last
Saturday, in the steamship Cambria, and for
the first time in his life learned, on arriving
in our harbor tha, the splendid steamships
OF England could be beaten by steamers of
another nation! The Baron and his BROTH
ers having had considerable experience re-
Gently in European Revolutions, are devoing
more attention 10 America and lis resources,
with view TO permanent investments in our
public stocks, railways, steamships, &C.
One of the family, il is rumored, will settle
in this country, and aid MIR. Augustus Bel
mont, their New York agent, in extending
the business Of the firm in the United States,
Mexico, and South Amer ca, and eventually
10 the East lndias and China.
We predicted a year ago that the capital
lists and merchants Of Europe would ere
long Legin TO emigrate TO America. No
where else can their capital be employed
with so much profit to themselves and to tie
people Of great and powerful nation
America only wants capital 10 develope hcl
resources, which far exceed those of all the
European nations combined.-N. Y. SIN.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
Democratic Meeting.

On Saturday evening last, pursuant 10
previous notice, meeting Of The Democra-
cy was held n. this place, a, the Brick
School House, when JOHN XUIINS, Esq.
was called 10 the chair, and Mr.. LUCIUS
Z. HAWLEY, appointed Secretary.
| On motion Of Jumes Mackenzie, The Chair
appointed Messrs. c. M. Godfrey, J. M.
Lee, J. Mackenzie, James H. Vail, and
William Phillips committee 10 draft reso-
lulions expressive Of the views Of the meet
ing in reference TO the recent doings at Co
lumbus.
Mr.. Mackenzie from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following which
wero read and adopted:
Resolped, That the refusal of the whig
Representatives TO organize the law making
power, if persisted in, should be treuted as
the d ssoiuIion Of The government, and mea-
sures should be taken 10 call Convention
10 frame new Constitution and re-organize
the government.
Resoloed, That the present Constitution,
is not, aunder any Circumstances, adequate to
the necessities Of the State.
Rcsolred, That the Democratic members
of the Legislature, constituted as they are
| by the Constitution, the law, and the fac
lions Of Wliggery, the House Of Represen-
latives, did right in refusing to accept the
lhypocrilcal and Judas-like oyer!ures of pro-
icssed Free-Solers, TO yield the Rights Of
Hamilton County TO The illegal violence and
Intimidation of federal mob.
ReSolred, That the conduct of the Wing
iacliunisls at Columbus, in trampling On pop
ular rights, setting tho Laws at defiance,
and disrcgardng the Constitution and their
oalhs in their unhallowcd attempt 10 usurp
power not conferred on them by tie people,
calls for our strongest condemnation.
RESOLVED, That we honor the manly firm
ness of The Democratic Representatives in
defence of the elective francbjse-they have
met the expectations of their constituents,
and willIeccive the full assurance Of theil
appreciation.
Resolrcd, That we request cur Represen-
tatiiive to rcma at Columbus until il shall
be placed beyond doubt that the whig Rep
rescnia,ivos will no, return TO respect for
law, the Constitution and their duty, and SO
long as the necessity Of the crisis shall de-
mand.
ReSolred, That in the event of the wings
annul!ing the mixing power, the Repre-
senta,ives Of the people in Legislature as
semLled, should, in view Of the necessity,
provide for tho assembling Of u Convenven-
ton TO remodel the Constitution and re- or
| gai.ize government.
On motion of j. H. Vail, Esq,
Rcsolrcd, That The proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Kdlidd Venture,
the papers Of the District, and in the Ohi0
Statesman.
On motion, adjourned.
J JOHN KUIlNS, Gin.
LUcIUs E HAwLEY, Sec'y.
| ..--.----
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

0r-Mr. De la Rosas, the new Mexican
Minister, has had an interview with the
President, aud an interchange Of friendly
professions OH behalf of both Republics was
made. MIR. Rosas was one Of the most eff
cient supporters Of peace in Mexico.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
TIE LAZY WHlGS WHO SLEPT
WHILE HONEST MEN WERE AT
WORK

The Wings complain that the democrats
organized the House between 8 and 8 o'clock
on Monday morning, and before half the
"hig members were out Of their BEDS
This is made subject ofgrave charge agains,
the democratic members. They have been
used to hard work, aud probably had no idea
that il took Wbiggery until one-lourib of the
day was past, 10 tumble out of their BEDS
The next time such lazy scamps are sent
npio do The work Of the State, nurse
should be Sent along 10 scourge them from
their nests. The people Of Ohio do not pay
three dollarssu day to men for lying in bed
Democrats determined 10 do good days
work toFcommeLce upon, and even the Jour
nal will admit that they did ito. States
man.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

TIE KALlDA LycEuM, will meet again on
Friday evening. Ques,ion--Were the Eu-
ropeans justified in settling North America
as they did? X r
Affrmatipe.-P. c. Bassett. John ].
Ackerman, and J. NJ. Lee,
Negatipc..-- VIM. J. Wilson and James
Mackenzie. 5
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

~ Hambleton, of Scioto, being F." ineli.
bic as candidate" resigned his seat in the
Legislature, and has been reelected, and il
is 10 secure him place. and others in like
condition, that the whig mobs are rife a,
Columbus.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19

CHS5 The office seekers of Cincinnati are
doing their best 10 gel Gen. Taylor out Of
his nest al Baton Rouge, TO take an enter
,ainmeni and pay back in Offices. 1t is said
the General won't he caugh, so, and does
not mean TO take any stay in Cincinnati.