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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
CAttITON no TuE punfJG

PFHsoaa wishing 70 6btrin lie genuine StFAf5t'g
PANACEA and Stf4TH'S TERHfGUgE which
ltave been recommended by th8 most celebrated Ply
sifiaas Of tic Tinted Statss and Europe for nearly
thirty yenrs. f1r diseases arising from iubtFlty Of tbs
II the blood and disability Of the digestive organs. J
should be tareftf to observe that the naft5 Of
SWAIN
Is spsllsd correctly on Tie bottles hnd labsls.
AnfiI l-p Sc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
NEN %EnneEAAaE

NieHutAs ftotbt "a MigtAti HERR iaYjtt4
entered ihta sapaftHefslilp f44 " afiJtnes - 1iit
tiers ard tH lie t3blie. tlfft tha tl b. ibie ~ etis
fefs, atti gvefg other article iii HE Cooper trade Bi the
cheapest TERMS
'ffeif sifBp Il al BesufeeBtd lgtvi, Be.
ite Tie Saw mill. tfd III af1ets left BIT the STOP IL
with Wiz pHit1tF 5obBa Baton H9itse. vii tiett
tgilt, ptiattht ]attpHliai. Atril ~ t5 If
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
10 TIE LADIES. .
BALM or COLUMBIA ron HEst0R
tNH THE ItAtR.

Long Hair il i glory 70 4 tfBs9, " sajs Paul.
AH1 AL feel the tfiiliGft hH plots quotation
Preserve IT, ilieb, laaias-Y8tf glory may fall
Unless you protect II with This preparation
Fls gHnaiBa balm Of Column Ii Is not only
b Hair Rest jfaiive but tie best cutting ft-
id ii the you'd # The hair be done Up ofer
night III this balm, II viii ihtllBe 1t 10 pfe=
serve III fHfi. GeHtigmHh vic use tHs balm
vii not BE- troubled With dahdfoH, and need
mot los ut to the Batber 10 have their heads
s%lanpHyneL II renders fht bait glossy aud
fns-st6bs it al gheB fr6tn falling 6ut-and
IS esrtairi il in6st eases, 10 restore 1t Upon
bald heals. N6ita Whg viii Use Il need ey=
81 resort to wigs, as Il preserves he growth
AID beauty If HE hair tHto old bpet It holds
lhfae tlnes as wFil rs other hair fast6fativ6s
and is more e%fHctnal SID by gttnst6fk
q So, 50 P5ydfas IT, III Dalley's Magical
pain extractor Depot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
NOTICE 10 TIE PUBLIC.

The undersigned bees 10 inform biscttss
TONERS aud others, thll he is under The be.
eessity Of obtaining t'AsH for MI mfef
delivered At his saW mill, aud he has 10
request those indebted 10 him to make In
mediate payment, rs well US 10 tohsidef
that their future ofdets must be paid On de-.
livsty.
All persons having accounts dus BY III
undersigned will please 10 present them for
payiaeht.
FRhBFHte ARB6tR
April 9g-tB 4 mos.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

+'A"A AtAA'
press 81 ward u d certain Dni easy victory.
tBfe
Correspondence Of The Journal Of Culh
v WAsuiysto4, April III
Nit Clay's letter has ptoduapd s6fhb
sensation here. Among thiseg who latp
contributed 70 put him Ia biz present lesi.
tion are not more than sikinenbers Of Con.
nrbss. / can vindttata he wing members
brCgbgrass from the ehatga Of having COP
tibntpd to Mr.. Clay : I]pIlsions As 10 the
prominent Wings d lhis district. who wate
with Mr.. Clay while he was here, they eatr
he relieved also IFoni the faulty which his
address attributes Ia The Wing party. So
far from having solicited Mr., Clay 10 be-
torns again q candidate. aud representing
to him that the WING parry could not exist
without him, they have uniformly repre-
scented TO those with whom til y have con.
yerssd aud with manifest sincerity If be-
lief. that Mr.. CLAY would not be q caudi-
date for nomination. that he would with
draw Mt n proper time and there was 10
expectation that lie would be- the nominee.
| undertake to say, without Ibar If tortra
d,clian, that Mr. Clay's appeal 10 the rub.
liz surprises no orr, III this city, tnore than
some Of those who were entitled 10 he
considered bis strongest and most ihllien
tial personal and political friends, and that.
Yesterday they pronounced it 10 be- d for-
Eefvi
When Nj Clay thna r. thit city, and
when he left this city, fr the North, he
certainly had not become quite 81 wild up.
on this subject as Aa dil after The e]otrssPz
which he received FROM both parties and
'ses in Pennsylvania and New York. Ills
warm reception III those States, or rather
in two cities OF these States Induced bin
+, to believe that they woull support him.
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L. ,rn,h IA .oa-tL,.. ,h.t ha !. .Luatcj
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

DEAFNESS - Use D5g MGNaifts At6tsrto
fit4 for the Gdfe 5f Deafness. Also, al those
4isatreeatt6 t0ises like Vie bHzzihe bf IN.
sattss fallih If water, s~hizziHg Of seatn.
whieh are symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Many persons who have been deaf for ten,
fifteen. Of tapntY yeits, aud u Hfe suhieet ~
Use eafirumpets; Ha7e after using 6its sFtwp
Bdttlss, thrown aside these tftitnpets, being
nHfIe perfectly Hett II has cured cases ~
30 IL, aid sgah 40 geafs Standing Of Deak
hesss piiee I'll per G4tk
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
Position Of General Taylor.

GQshak0W Oh JeheENA A0NA0Fs
We have hitherto RETAINED from pub.
fishing the leucrs and statements which
have appeared In many . her newspapers,
alleged 10 have emanated from General
Taylor, as some oflhem we're distorted and
explained IN various ways as appeared to
suit the parties who made use ofthem.
Tho following letter however is from
Headquarters, and like every Que of the
words and actions Of this great and good
man, gives mdoubted evidence Of his On.
]lighteued and undertaking purposes with
reference to the Presidency, or to any other
object worthy efhts attainment.
BARON Rouer, April %, ls4s.
Dear Sir-My opinions have recently
been so oiten ~miseonceived and miSrepre.
scented, that | deem 1t duo to myself If NOT
TO my ltieHds, 70 make a brief exposition OF
them upon the topics TO which YOU have
called my attention.
have consented e. the use Of my name
as a candidate for the Presidency. / have
frankly ovowed my own distrust of my tt
Ness Tor that high station; but having, NJ
che solicitation ofmany Of nav eonntrvincn,
taken my position rs a candidate, | do ne,
feel: at liberty 70 surrender that position un.
Gil my friends manifest a wish thai | should
retire tram il. mill: then most gladly do
80, have no private purchases 10 accom-.
plish, no party proiectSto build up, 40 enc.
mics % punia~h-aothing 10 serve but my
country.
| have been very often addressed hy let.
ter, and my opinions have been asked upen
almost every question that might occur 10
the writer's as affecting the interests ortheir
country or their party. have not always
responded to these inquiries, Tor various
reasons,
confess, whilst | have great cardinal
principles which will regulate nv political
lie, am not sufficiently E.mili.r with an
the minute details oF political legislation
"a give solemn pledges to exert nv inilu.
il IT | we're President, to carry out this
Or defeat that measure have no con.
sediment. hold NO opinion which | would
not readily proclaim 20 my assembled coun.
trymen but crude impressions upon mat
tiers of policy, which may be right to day
and wrong tomorrow, are, perhaps, not
the best test Of fitness tor Office. One who
cannat be tusted without pledges. cannot
be c6nidrd in merely on account of them.
/ viii proceed, however, now to respond
20 your inquiries.
Faa.-L reitefale what | have ohen
said-I ana whig, bat not al ultra uhig.
If elecied, | would cot Be the mere Presi-
dent Of a party. / would endeavor 70 aci
independent If artY domination. | should
feel bound to administer the Government
untraInmeied by party schemes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

and strive Hith wbatsvef Of energy we
may comma nt, u ifeH Il tpph tt,e people,
Hut, until he fiat has gone IOftb We
shall assuredly endstngt q direct Tie
strong ctwrpat Of public opinion towards
the lIer0 of BueHa VISTA. believing that
Under him the Wings Ut The Union will
press Un inward u d certain Dhi easy victory.
THFb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
Riaes R1a4. 4t8ts Hg40ap@ga 8ffs4

fgp H. has recently t~aiblshA1, n gteat expense,
tefpa which are s8eeatedsa nj Ms estitiish Haift rms
brafide al tI8 abgsa affidias md the vHFiatH aff
s~HteH1ti PATTERNS IT CHfittefg; balcony SieHs aBi
HtfaF H]tiiass vstifi lraYa basH taahtfagtHr6t ff
faHfel It'll md efBsf taneteriess designed 8sHfea4ig
en- his 8gV1 safablishfneHtt "a tgtish fnag 81 seft Il,
my paft ef ihg psefll ~ fhese tf6 1Bsirs b. Hfske d
s]slaFii5iE UtfI dIbs4l ~tefafeHHa wfll18 fs4aifa4 to
easins d bttgaBt tatifa eftha work, afef ai tptsf
fi4iiy ~ HffHi4H III f%aleetiHt
PbjLniatHbid. ABfH t9i8. I'LL At
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

Del AZ Sea On the 18th instant, on board the
ship Vicksburg. on her passage from New York to this
port, DANIEL CRAIG; . native Of Glasgow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

EbBcroHs FqR PRESIDENT Am Ntcg
pHbsrpgNr. The following table of tho
number of Electoral votes to which each
Stale will be entitled at The ensuing cleo
tiou will be naefil for frequent reference
dqSing the campaign:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
REDUCED PRICES,

and we particularly solicit 4 call from the ladies and
gentlemen Of Baton Rouge and vicinity. who may be
Iii want Of any articles in our line, all we ask is TO
come and Judge ios yoaTselyes," before going slse-
where.
SANGER, HISS If Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
w 90
sfF4H
fRbv RAILING mAHuFAgfOitY
R1BuHR aat, ABavE HUff0RwOeB sfHtiEF,
PHILADELPHIA.

laos tsittHes IN pttilie aud tfiYaib htliljlhssatia
public squares, ~hfeFefY Fftietg 6f f1rttI and p%tttAftt.
EEmgrkRY HAtbisas, Of classic ahH iHiigtte designs.
embracing upwards II yiB hundred dfiTafent Writes
Ties.
tfpa CaAtBs 4et t~frffFs. ff Gardens llaih md
pia17as-fsR Rivls
VhRAEBAHs 4sB Fit4sfFRs ff Cottages. ffada III
every STYLES
AtttBRt5R WHgH8tlf tRog CARES. III CattiagH en-.
ttaiihes.
New style BAbt9gY Hh4ekbTa. Att
tR6H TABLks Of Faffatis styles. embracing Ibtis XIV.
Et1gtaf4eaB. gaftit, and t1a1sfh %Patfeftis viii
White aaa G6lH italian Atat1la t6fa These taBtss
hava fAet introduced by tie subscriber ft IIHtsle
Epshi lit8tts. tfH cream SatGtfiss "a. fhsy Hfe
be]antifil articles Of f%ifnitafe tDt HIT Ss6fe8 Hid
6fhef Embellishments where il is dssifabfe 10 iaake
d grind 1istiaE
tfgs lte ltga t%6tsffig constructed III eiAedff tdst
IRoH HfTettqe F6sf; III f5tfp admirably Haabtat q
psFmansheg II position, highly drtta trentsi. afHl fes
presenting d veil executed IEtB Of lint noble a1ia
iRaI tlfs ft1fsa3 Eteii ST. htlitie haa long beeit q de-
si1efittitB. aud IS hJR athtea u Che gogl tasft Of tie
public
Strangers Visiting Philadelphia, TIRE respectfully it
eited 70 talt 81 biz Wafet65ffs. ahl e~xatIiite his DIE
frfaht krAtlHsfts If heH md l~taHttitll Writ
EF1ftt-IiH IGffKfg DE4,4aEEEx-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
pAT0N ROuUE. ApHIt 2gtb., Ista.
Alnna al thn TiMeg. -Dntin

the whole OF the present week. = continual
tr,tpd NJ marriage Festivities has taken the
ntara Of almost every other occupation
Ia this parish \ reference to the place
aItotlet for atrll announcement will 7lew
that the principal performers are members
ortba wpalthiest And most respectable lAnt'
,ties IN The state, whose descendants viii
undoubtedly continue 10 follow tha bright
p,nmplps Of homer aud usefulness sci before
them by their predecessors, A pfo-
fusion or cake unl champagne has beet
sent b as BY The parties, aSd oar fast man
bas had a brick In his hat for two days.
we hope 4 has not been permanently
temthiedt
atsfH ptqrutpr Enuar.-the sitiings
g ~ the Court terminated OH Yesterday
ALTER an a]r,Iious and useful session: -arju
ois Iar the Judge, officers and jurbfs-ahd
useful 10 the community At large. The
prpeccdin . were conducted throughout,
Nj h urnnt datnttini, and even those vilU
have bpon @,ttits,i tpssthl with their t]tii'aes,
admit the patient investigation ct 'heir
claim, and H., most impartial adihin'atfn
tipn or Inw aud Justice, tempered Win m,er.
~ and ljrhnaranee. The criminal calendar.
we regret to say, was untsutllf laFsa, aud
his vecasiohrd the poalponement ofseyef-
nj civil suits. Az Il new lhw viii GO
INTO effect Oh the frst Monday q INLAY this
1 The lastlimc that Judge Penn wilIrresule
IN on parish lie will bear With him
tho respect aud estean ofthe members OF
the bar and this cuinmuDity,
or PLANTERS aud others pre requested To
observe from our advertising colutnha, that
Two industrious tradpsmpn, Michel ahd
Murpi, have entered into partnership IN the
tooper trade, They will no doubt receive
q liberal Support,
ItisH ~ ruE Mtssrssirrt .-N Much a.
laFtn, aud cnnsideFab Die Inconvenience has
been aeta toned 10 the planters on the
river, hr the rapid rise which took place
VA Monday. 10 The extent Of one ieol IN
twenty four huufa, II has not yet com.
menced to subsije al this place, but the
reports from above, head 10 the hore that II
may begin 10 fall in the course Of three or
four days,
u1~ We bee Il, raIi the attention " the rehiit tn
the extensive stoek Of dry sotjs OF Sanger. lIrss e.
GO. Lafayette sttpet they will rell otIat reduced
rFtrep for thirty days. aud intending purchasers
should pay an early visit TO the establishment
IRoN RAtt1Nup,-Proprirtor of houses
and builders IN general are requested Ia
petuae the advertisement Of Mr. Ropnur
Woop Of phitaielphig, which appears in
this paper.
The elegance and upehilnrea oFiron rail
ing aud similar work Is c1rmplited At the
State. house aud ether huildtnra in thiz
city, and Il will hc spcu from the above
advct tieement that every article In The linz,
both useful and ornamental can be obtain.
ed from the establishment Of Mr., Wood.
Position OF General TnyI0r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
INSTRUMENTATION AALL.

BY VIRTUES Of COMM sion 70 ne DIRECTED from the
f6h9tHbls sixth judicial district Cont, III aud E5t
tbe pftieh gf Fast Bnt5h Rouge, IN the stats of Lou
i4iahat wilt ta sid BY the undersigned Aa6tiJnsef in
md for said Pffisbs 1T tie l4st place III residence d
John Forbes deceased, IN Monday the 18th DIV N
May 1913. at IL O'Clock H. the following dsse1bed
property belonging 70 The succession Of said dseeased
~ vii
Ths plantation or tract Of land On which tie ds.
esassd resided fittfatd on sandy Greek at about "a
miles from Baton HoBgs. containing sis Hundred md
forty acres more ~ less tess
%fufnf8a9e. re.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
SELLING OFF At REDUCED PRICES.

Being DESTROYS Of reducing our present extensive
stock Of dry goods and fancy articles, ready made
clothing, boots, shoe. hats DC, we have concluded
10 dispose Of our stock for the ensuing THIRTY
DAYS At
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
Veritas.

III should be so fortunate as TO receive
an answer tlien my name shall be d~i1clos~
cd in full.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

COMsFOCK II Cf's TX ract 6fsasafa.
ri8a tr pu ifyGg ihe bl6odj prire 50 cents,
per h0Htle, Of ~ pr fazsn. EAST INDIA
HAIR DYE, q arfanr u 10 c1I0f The Hair r
Jet HIfck and 0ot statu dc skin. IUClNA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, fr mai cd LADIES'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
RLTONB RING BONE AND
SPAWN CEYgE.

For the Cure Of Ring Bone, Blood Spawn,
Wind Calls, SpIinta, and Curb on Horses.
Caution to be remembered ali Of The above
articles sold only, remember, only in Baton
Rouge By II. T. Wadd1Ia and O. r. Davis. in
New Orleans ~ Comstoek Geo, so PCydras
st. only proprietors of Dalleys Genuine Magi-
cal rain Extractor and Jew Dagids Or Hebrew
PLASTER. Jany Z, 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29
ATLANTIC, LAKE AND Mf5sf35iP.
ri TELEGRAPH.

abrti 2g4~13
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

W. We bee tn ralt The attention " the public n
HE extensive sBrk 81 dry soojs oi Haraer. Hess n
CO.. Lafayette ptteet they will rell Of ct reduced
prices for thirty days. and intending purchasers
should pay an early eisit to the establishment
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-29

4 NEW FBA1UBEAfiAfrHy16nfw's
RiNK EHentrORANf sYHgP; ff ttta eute u
Coughs, Colds, ard vi Diseases If tie Lungs
$50 pisiti96it assert to ba sdbefi6fs sfi 40
cure with more eeftaiaty tfan fhy tier mey
Gt6ira anil this be fna86 evident 10 al
who use IT. We h87e also f6F sate Wistat's
Btl. aH d Wild fhefty Dt Alifnt Baisam
Of liVef~ort ard otiar e. Hjfafsd cough rem
tdias. but We confidently nffsr The PtsK SYh-
gp as PTS sesslng hi5fe s~aiati9a properties
ttth any other ramady soil III 80 Paydf8ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
s3wl5 DAVID c. SANFORD. Judge

Ata Court of Probate holden al Litchtied;
 within and for the district of Litchfeld, on s the 18th day of August 1S4S.
 Present CHARLES ADAMS. Esq, Judge.
 T1PoN the petition of HORACE B. ST.
 O MONS of Moors, Clinton Co, New York; showing to this Court that he is the parent and guardian of Fanny M. Simons. Lucy C. Simons, Horace J. Simons, John R, Simons, Hannah F.. Siiribns snd George H. Simons. minors, that said minors own certain fe al estate situate in the town of Iitchfield in said probate district, devised to them by theft grandfather Hicks Smith, late of Litchfrlds deceased, to wit: two fifths in value of that portion offhe Real Estate of said H cks Smith which was set to the widow of said Hicks, and also so much of the Real Estate of said Hicks. which was set 10 the heirs of Lucy A: Simons. as has not already 1een sold by ordef nf the Court of probete--That il would be fot the interest of said minors to have said Estate sold and the atails invested according 10 latS |; praying this Court for reasons in said petiA ton set forth, to pass an order authorizing and ! empowering said petitioner or some othef meet person to aell and convey the intetests oi said minors in said ptemIses. according t6 the Statute in such case made and provided l as per petition Oh file, dated August l9tf1 i943. Ordered, That said petition be continied tB the 23d day of October ls4S, iher to be heata | and determined at the Probate Office in said Lifchfeld at 10 oclock in the fotehoon-=a atd ] that notice Gf the pendency thereof be givpn by publishing this order in a newspapet pfihS ted in Litchfield three weeks sllccessvey, at I least six weeks before the said 23d day of Oes l tober. A true copy of Record.
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
FARTHER PARTICULARS.
Albany. Friday is--1 P. M.


 Wm. Johnson at Sl Liberty st.. was burnt to death. John Hanklay, a workman in the leather store oi Valkenburk & Co.,, died last night from exhaustion. Upward of 20 people are missing.
 The amount Of flour destroyed is estimated at 10, 900 barrels. The Swittsure Line lose from 70 to 80 thousand dollars in the de- struction of barges, floats, &c. Therr were destroyed on Broad- way l4O stores and dwellings 1; on Church st. A. Hamilton s4, Union S5. Division l5, Lydius 90, Bleeck- CT IS, Elizabeth 52, Dallius 6, and the remainder in Herkimer, Denni- ston,. Diagonal, Hudson and Green streets. .-.-..-. ...-z....
 A city meeting has been called. to be held this evening, to adopt measures of relief.
 The loss falls heavy upon several of the insurance companies, in All bany, NsLx York, Hartford. &c, The l0,his eQpanies in Hartford ~'- LischdSs bme $7o. .oOo
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
CHARLES ADAMS. jud0a.

At a Court of Probate holden at New Ml-
 ford, within and for the District of New
 Milford on the l2th day of August ls4e.
 Present DAVID c. SANFORD, Esd, Judge: EN ST ATE uf NATHAN BISHOP, late of 1L New Milford in said District, deceased.
 The Administrators represent the es,are in- solvent. and pray the appointment of Commis: sl"ners thereon -Whereupon, Ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate ap= pointed atthe Probate Office in said New Mill l lord on the 4th day of September l54S al g o'clock in the foreaoon--and that all petsons interested in said Estate may be notified there. of, the Administrators will cause this ordef to be published in newspaper pr rited in LitchHeld and post copy thereof on the pub. lie sign post nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt in said New Milford, and in one other place. at least ten days belors said 4,h day of September ls4s. A true copy of Record }A '3w15 DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

01-Among the influential men of Psnasyi- Vanis who have recently abandoned LOcOfoeoI ism and declared for Gen. Taylor, ihe Phila- delp hia North American mentions Judge Butcher. of Harrisburg. formeIly chairman of the Locotoco State comIniitee-Judge Calvin Blythe. repeatedly candidate for Governor before LOcofoco State cOnventions-ovid F. Johnson. formerly Attorney General under Governor Porter, and Wm. B Potts. of Schuyi- kill county. for years prominent and iAfluen tial Democrat -RentOn RepubIican.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Iron Foundry
 AND M A Q H ! N E s H o P

THE Subscriber continues 10 execute all or ders for castings at the shortest notice. His list of patterns is very full and complete con- taininY every. variety of Mil Gearing, Water Wheels; Iron PulleyS of every diameter up t0 5 feet, fall from lS inches down to 2-small gears of every description and ind-plows and blow castings, wrought iron beam Flows, very SUI perior article-try them and see. Machinery Castings of every description. Cart and Wagon Boxes Iron Fence, very handsome pattern for dovr-yards - cutter snd sleigh shoes - Oven Mouths, Kit,les. Fire Graies, &c. Sc.
 Of every variety apd kind, cheaper than the cheapest Rathbun's large Oven air tight; the American, National, Quincy and Ransom 2, air tight; Cook stSves and furniture air tight par Jour Stoves, the handsomssl patterns in the market Box sioyes, Black Lead. stove p'pe. Boilers, Tea Kittles, &c, 5..-s
 sgo y MACHINERY a5 Built and repaired. Baidwin's improved broad and marrow Woolien Gigs Cotton Loeins Bald. wins improved premium Water Wheel Reeu- lator. superior to any other in the country. aud cheap; Turning Laihes Straw Cutterst . su- periov article; FAldwin's patent premium Clover Machine for cleaning clover seed c g.,
 k1rPartieular attention paid to making patteiD Ds and getting up new machinery. tss..t c5
 DrTwo kinds of horse power for 'hrashing Gs saw ng woodS37ihe mos1 approved in the country. Wantsd-oid cast ron: 4 CA i.- ! 5+ Ss.s8 sad sa& H. BALDWIN. e
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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
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less: F4ierirkD. MiIls, born in New Haven died Mexico, 1s47. HAry T. Mason, born ai Enfield. Conn. died b Columbus Ono, Ie47. aged 3S. J4us E. Sanford, born at North Haven Cl., led in Iowa, ls47. aged 3l.
 lS40. Wn. E. Ashburaer, born in Philadelphia, died here ls47, aged B. Bakenal ColclOuRh, born in Wexford IrelaSd, died in Mississippi, ls4s aged 25. Ge%rge H Colon, born in Wesltord. N. Y, ded in New York, ls47.
 ls42. EdPard Law Baldwin, born in New Ha. ven, aied in Northampton, dass. Is4s, aged s25. s-...'t....... Porter Ie Cante, born al Ovid. N. Y., died al Clarksville, Va, 1s47, aged 30.
 ls46. Rufos Smith, born in Chatham, Conn, died in New Orleans, 1s47.
 !a47. Benjamin Wisner Bacon, died in New Haven, l>4s, aged 20 John Cotton. born in Pomfret, Conn died in Holland. Is4s. .|-E