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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05
Pati0nCN.
Translated from 7eytu7,an de Patrentia.-
by Isaac Jones,jun., n. M, 1904.

Translated JrOns 7trtuH,an de PafrenAa.-
by A0ae Jones,jun., Il. M, 1904. '.o
In particular, God is perfect model
of patience. If you suffer an injury, He
is the avcnger; if any loss, He is the re-
storer; if any pain, He is the physician;
if death itself, He is the returner of life.
How much patience is needed to render
God q debtor! Nor undeservedly Ell
Their; for she discerhs His eounseis. and
conforms to His mandates. NJ
Patience guards faith, preserves peace.
cfIerfsles love, teaches humility, waits
for repentance. signs confession. governs
the flesh, strengthens the spirit, sweetens
the temper, stiles anger, extinguishes
envy subdues pride: che brides the.
tongue. refrains tie hand, tramples upon.
temptations, endures prosecutions, and
perfects martyrdoin. Patience produces
unity in the,church, loyalty in the State.
harmony in families and societies: she
comforts the poor, and modcrates the
rich; she makes us humble in prosperity.
cheerful in adversely, unmoved by calum-
ny and reproach: she teaches us to for
give those who have injured us, and to
be the first il asking forgiveness Of those
we have injured; she charms the faith.
ful, invites the alien, ,commends the SER.
want to his master, and his master to God.
She adorns the woman and approves the
man; is loved in q child, praised in a
young man, and admired in an old man:
in short, in each sex, and in every age,
she is beautiful. ....-
Observe closely, if we have rightly
drawn her likeness and habits. Her
countenance is calm and serene as the
face of heaven, unspotted by the shadow
Of q cloud: her forehead is smooth. con-
tracted with do wrinkles of grief and pas.
sion; her eyes are as the eyes of doves
for meekness, and on her eyebrows sit
cheerfnlness and joy; her mouth 10 mark
ed with the loneliness of silence; her
complexion and color are such de adorA
the innocent and secure; while, like the
virgin daughter of Sion. she constantly
shakes her head at the adversary, des-
pisihg and laughing hih 10 scorn. She
10 clothed in the robes of the Martyrs
and in her hand she holds sceptre Id
the form of o cross. She rides not in tho
whirlwind and stormy tempest of pas
sion, but her throne ID the humble ana
contrite heart; and her kingdom Is the
kingdom Of peace. A soft serenity 81
countenance Is hers. open and clear, like
Him whom Elias saw on the mountain Of
transGgumtion. Where Cod b. there
patience. Ills nuFsing child, ID visible.
when His Spirit dsscends. patience. Hi4
inseparahle eompanlon. attends Him. K
We unite with shs Spirit, she WI abiaS
with ~ forever. ai = 57aa'sg
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05
THE PDGypS CORNER.
A MEMORY.

Softly fades the missy twilight
Ger the thronged and noisy town;
Storms are gathered in the distance,
And the clouds above il frown.
Yet before her, leaves swayed lightly
III the hushed and drowsy air.
And the trees re-clothed in verdure
Had no mnrinor Of despair.
She had gazed into the darkness,
Seeking through the busy crowd
For form once pressing onward,
With a step as firm and proud,
For a face uPturned with gladness
To the window where she leaned,
Smiling with an eager welcome,
Though step but interviewed.
Even now her cheek is flushing
With the rapture Of that gaze;
And her heart as then beats wildly
Oh! the memory Of hose days!
As dear, dear drean, it cometh,
Swiftly as dream il flies;
No one sprngeth now toward her,
Smiling with such earnest eyes.
No one hasiens home at twilight,
Watching for her hand to wave,
For the torn she seeks so vainly,
Sleeps within the silent grave:
And the eyes have smiled in dying,
Blessing her with latest lie,
Smiled in closing DER the discord
Of the last wild, earthly strife.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05
What l Love.
BY GEORGE HEARTwELL.

love the man with feeling soul,
Whose passions a, deep and strong
Whose cords, when touched with kindred
power,
Will vibrate loud and long;
The man whose word is bond and law
Who meier for gold or power,
Would kiss the hand that would stab the
heart,
In adversity's trying hour.
love the man that will dare to lift
His voice for the struggling poor $3.50.
The man thst will open his heart, nor close
Against the beggar his door.
Oh, give me heart that will firmly stand
When the storm begins to lower-
A hand that will never shrink il grasped.
In misfortune's darkest hour.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

In connection with the poverty Of Ire
land, our author presents an extract from
the probates of fortunes left by Irish
Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
church, laid before the House Of Com
mons in 1882. The aggregate wealth of
eleven deceased bishops, amounted to
SO, $4,000. The Bishof of Cashel's es.
tate is put down tive millions Of dollars.
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1.-THE dyihe charge OF Tho lhle ALvaED
blsM0g, Eaq' OF Bridgeport, 70 his sons was,
"sefge Usa sea gyMr eesHItn, smd b AsMes
v0tsWs" Ihe enoatames o. Inany eseAys 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

PvUphetic.--Dr. J. 8. Curtis. avtfs u
the London Lancet. that 4 more accurate
description Of cholera could not BE- Ripale
than d Gound u Zacalaflah xiv. I2 y 9HSie
. IVA i - 8fNH@28 #sA MN HNMa@ HsW
.NsNs ~ w mosf ngAb Aa1A sgn
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

AVta.s SouV,O0l w
1t will be that collections nting to $122
72 AZ have been made in the short period six
from debts consdered bad and doubtful This looks well
for the ultimate result of the operations Of the
soner and trustee. Debts due most Of the banking in
situtons in different parts Of the country which in
state Of liquidation, have been paid up much better
than generally anticipated, and the improvement
going In the financial and commercial affairs of the
Western and Southern States will give the trustees of
these institutions facilities for winding up their
affairs. The circulation of the Bank Of the State of
Alabama and branches forms part of the State debt
and the collections made from the assets Of those
institutions applied to the redemption Of this por
tion of State Indebtedness It is the impression that
the amount realized from the aggregate Assets will not
only redeem all the outstanding notes. but leave .
Handsome balance applicable to the liquidation Of the
State bonds issued to provide banking capital.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb 20, 1919.
Cdfvrwia-A neU Mopement-M MisceLa neoxs
Elapmsufs

WAMnoroN, Feb 20, 1919
Caf9owia-A nsU Mopement- Misc,ua neoxs
Fragments
- new movement was made to-day, in the
senate, IN behalf OF California. II was a cnr;o,s
A''ne' Mr. Calhoun said it was rncongruous "a
''''N territorial bill into an appropriation bi ss
all sHshoment. But the experiment has mo,.
''''h' feature about It than its incongrutv II
PeIseveIed In, 1t may be earned tbrouoh nm ,h.
enouIoers OF the civil and diplomatic bill. or w;,L
the pIoviso added In the House cause that bill 10 h.
iost ard the pay and the mileage OF the Presiden,
and members OF Congress TO go over to December
next But OF that We have no apprehension. Goa
gress always take care of themselves, If tbev do
nothing else and after some useless dlscuss,on cr
Mr.. Walkers and Mr. Bells territorial amend.
ments, they will be cast out, and the territon.,
may go to the devil, for the members must hays
their money.
Lieut.. Drayton, of the schooner Pearl. which
earned OIL, last spring, from THIS city, 40 slavps.
On an abolition exprdluon, has been granted a
new tfial, on the indictment of dnapplng The
plea OF the prisoner is that he acted as A common
, caliel, ana not as a kIdnapper; and If the ma
1I " .he schooner can prove tins, they will be
Ieeaseo on ts Indictment but still subyec. TO aa-
away slaves go '''o ''e"p' vi i3hc
The CITY is infested with pick. pockets and hi,b.
way robbers Within the la ten ,ghts as maov
men have been knocked down. beaten and ,,i,ny
dered in the streets. We learn that the even at
tackled the carriage of the Russian Minister. Iast
night, near the Assembly Rooms but finding the
INSIDE vacant, they passed on. Pockets are p,ak.
ed In the capitol, IN broad-day light and such !.
the alarm which these lawless bandi,t have ere.
ated, that no man thinks of walking of tie Ave
nue. at night, without the protection of friend or
defensive weapon The Mayor is organizing q
tor the elrontery of the brigands has Increased "a
Increasing, and ought to be diminished. w.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
MIsCELLANEOUS.

CHoT:-1BE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE OF THIS
- week ready deeply interesting chapter in the
life Of Helen EFT and Richard r. kobr horrible details of
murder tsls the Mouen divorce In Wescbester
N.Y. Executions Of Perry Bailey in Delaware Tyler in Ohio
Of tho two Pike FIGHTER sullivan and hye
the subject &C. &c together with any guam ty exciting crm
nal FROM all parts Of The wer Oes les Nassau street
For sale evcry where
OUTER rROLUCED FROM SWEET MIX IN FROM
- three to eieht Emerbons Double Ao
Chum will be exhibited during week at the Ame
Institute Of Broadway Anthony street. where
churpipg will be made daily IL o'clock The public are nv
call and OF the aim ple and valuab abo
saving ms, hin "a ever invented.
r. OLD LEAF-G0LD LEAF nANUFACTORY "a READR
" street. cheaper han other
warranted superior quality s. d per package oas basiabs
money Dentsts gold foil SIS per Will remove On or about
the lst ksy to III Frsnklin at. IL WAUGH.
CKITh BERTIN Z, 100 MURRAY sTRRsT WHOLRsALR
Dealers In Tsh and et Fish put up sxpssssy Coz O.
- " -"
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

These aggregates compare !


Compared with the mt in Ssnusry lSA7, there
has been decrease In the line Of loans Of $347 35 in
specis $6416; circulation SIT Sill and In dsposits
sl0l193. The proportion of specie hand to paper
circulation according to the latest report,
to four The aggregate capital Of the above banks
amounts to So 500 TOO The of disoou over
and above the total pita 81 993 299 being more
than fifty per cent much again ss the capits Since
1874 there has been very great change in the position
Of the banks Of this Stats-a change by no means f.
vorsbls
The Committee on Banking in the lower house Of
the Legislature Of New Jersey hve reported that the
adoption Of general banking system, similar to that
in operation in this State, Is inexpsdient tends
to . rapid increase Of banks and banking capital.
The report urges upon the House the necessity of
guarding very strictly the bankiog system and pre-
venting the increase of capita employed in banking
except for good and sufficient reasons. 1t Is about
time the Legislature of New Jersey adopted some
measures to prevent the establishment of such banks
the Psinheld, the New Hope and Delaware Bridge,
and other similar institutions, and, IL possible,
give her banks generally better character than they
have for time past enjoyed. We do not wish to
be understood that there not any good banks in
New judciously properly con-
ducted-for we have doubt there as good banks
in that State any other but the existence Of such
concerns as the New Hope and the Plainfsld banks,
for such length of time; the impunity with which
they carried their swindling operations, and the
diculty experinced in getting the Legislature to in.
and arrest the of the parties en-
gagged in swndling the public have given the banking
system of that State reputation rather detrimen-
tai to its credit beyond its limits.
The liquidation of the affairs of the Bank Of the
State Of Alabama and branches, progresses with as
much rapdity Is circumstances will permit. The
nexed statement exhibits the collected at the
mother bank and each branch for the six months end
ing January 1st, lS49:-
BANK THE STATE ALABAMA AND BRANcHEs-
COLLECTIONS FROM JULY !, 1SiS, TO JAM /, 1849.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

importers manufacturers description Of
also North's
Carbnee (oallsd by Balls fhs load the breech
better adap for the s trade any
Very portable barrel only n ches var,pted to shoot 20
yards Can be loaded with ty with either shot
ball Light In weh highly vaued BY the United States
army and navy. For sale low. hy
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

ARRIVAL OF TIE SoUiHEsNER--The mail steam
ship Soulherner, Captain Berry, arrived early yes
terday morning from Charleston, ). C.
She left there on the I'm lust at four o'clock IN
the afternoon She encountered very severe wea-
.r on the passage, and arrived nff the Hook at
: o'clock on Tuesday night Among her passen-
3 70 are the Hon w. G Dawson, United States
nator from Georgia. and daughter
We are Inde bted L. ihr GENT manly officers OF
= IS. for the latest Charleston papers, &c. The
, stern mail had not reached thar city at the hour
b. the SouIhernet's denaiIlIre
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
N ryiTte a fairs,

SrEansgrp WAsHInGrsN We havs received the for
lowing card from the officers Of the steamship Wash
sngton -
CAPrAIs JoHr JOHNSTON. ia -
DEAR Sra :: We, ths nd-r.izoed whose good fortune
1t has beep 10 sail under esmmsnd the steam.
AMP "Waehngu'n.' cannot part With YOU without
thus publicly expressing sincere regret in being
separated from q commsod-r ~hon, the longer we
have known the more he has ded our love Ind
reepect We beg to congrstulsts the owners OF che
packet ship Victoris Ia having proc nred the ser
vices OF such ACCOMPLISHED gentleman and able
commander And, dear wherever you may be, you
have best AND warm-st wishes gned) James 2.
Noyes. chief Officer; John n Mars chief engineer; w.
W. Hincksn purser; w. Mathews lst engineer;
A. emble LIT do do; V rsrfy, jun'r. ID do. do
j. H. Rogers "a do. do. DsuI H.. Ross steward.
u S. NJ Steamer Washington y York, Feb 20, 1649.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

The extensive fourisg mil OF Smith & Fairchld, at
North Bloomfield, N. Y, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday last.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

Ing SIG for beautifully uaished2 Or shall
measue for hands, su OF Frenca CLOTH at SIS the
for S3! Articles Of dress already made made
order, At moderate prices G.B CLARKE,
ll6 William areet.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THl PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatse ke 50 0roenwich strest-ofncs hours to Il
lSundsy exceptsd Thoss who apply 10 tho early
sttsndDs their cure chiefly however those who have sui
rod from oortan class Of who
h srvces In structure. from its first ncpssn
advanced and distressing stages iron advantages
md very extensive prAcce,) he Afford rapid si
yadcal oule which, he has ound os sanx hs obtained
from no other souYce In AmsfioA
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
sTiiPPiNG.

EOR sALE.THE SUBSTANTIAL BARK MARY ELLEN,
burthen 263 tons old and
thektbed with yellow bcinx ne fitted with
sas aud rigging Sail fast every pe,psct hrst
Rutgers street. or BOYD II INCKc En- s8 ri ali ~
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

Your >cheIOr's .Ocsety-Sixth Season.
Tho ectuIy that iourh assembly will
take lsce at the apollo Rooms Thu rsdAy evening next
March let, l849. BY order 4 JOIN MILLS, PRESIDENT.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

fsme Cottses. stuatrd NDtn exactly opposite
the Institution for the Bud The, sss ground
at $50 lott and viii be sold for eash $3.50 each In
aquite Of j. r. MILLER l22 canal stree.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
INIRsT TROOP WASHINGTON GRrYs-NILIrARY AMI

LNIKST TROOP WASHINGTON GREYS-NILITARY AND
Civic Ball Wabngtons Birthday February 2la lsi9
tho Astor Place Opera House To prevent
the Committee would that gentlemen holding the
above named Ball will conform with the following
at two sets Of tables stated in the circular IL will
to give comfort ALL three The company
arriving first will be provided with tickets
those arriving next for the those arriving last for
third They would also that
Of will be admitted without tckes all children under
above age will be furnished with supper tickets
the pesont. Also would have that
no money will be received a. the door except the circular
particularly requested appear unform without
side Captain Varau Chairman; Serxt George Jaoaks
Hergt ia Bibard Alfred Broad wpy william Laor william
Banhsm Philip Bead William Robins BRYANT Lawrence Joseph
NB-Ibe drivers Of II carriages pany to said Ball
to them down with the East
and take them nm in rsyerse order
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
JOsEPu h HART, "A Maiden lane.

Gold Pens-P<rsOns going to California
should by all take t. Of the celebrated
Rcheeu Gold Pens ted
and convsne and will qu steel psns
Sold BY j. SAvAGE Is Sa Gold Pens repaired
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

They consist Of 10th Csat Pants and fancy Vest
Ao f cott suitable for men
station In life from So 0 $50 Just give chauoen
any # clo ing ebr for speouation
desire sell viii Corner Nassau and Beekman
streets Five Dollar Suit Store
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
AmUBEMENTN.

BO.in Z, i. fas IA
N.sds os nosr5 f. 4 A. s;s:f i,s.s Ai,ss:
Jordan Iurbo Mr. y mans Nyd;. Mis- ''"'us 70
:.. s sS vi +; s,ssI 81
saG ~ fspn soIisn II yi N 6iafs
sm T. Sr Us.t, , Graz, Ned ~. Jordan
sssa spn y s 81 .s. ssss: M ~ ' Doors
CHANrBAvs NATIONAL rHEArRA LATE CHATHAM
WIZ ss''Issjy Ees. H. s
M Afss fSa.'%ns "Sa Alfssns' soss II
sns7s GsS So; =
koa,s Essss~. Miss sssi.sss ss srs s:sdess I Mn
asa -ss :, .s nor Z cents
BROADWAY CIRCUS BROADWAY. NEAR SPRING ST.
- lhuIsd.y eysrins Feb % the entertainments win ooa
scene Of BY Mr. and his children together with
's .sry y' Sc sss sAas % & s
OK s
rs M M, f Gardner wddy hGG0.,n Mr. rsntnn
Dan e:raT.r Admission 70 every part of the house,
M ECHANIcs' HALL. No. an BROADWAY BETWEEN
iiis sPsi sisH
ist melodies and Of tie prsssn,
En;s s;sy s S1 s1s;
the any q Il sa %
syerynsht until nooe ntrcuoins representa-
con variety OF Operato Durlesques S0ng and their
new buresque OF their Voyage MUSICAL Admission 25 oents
Doors open At 7ConesIt 70 commence at oeoei An A.
'' NJ
RAREUHS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. r. BARNUN. MA
nager and Propr etor Geenwood yr, Assistant Manager
spetd peIfotma evening
~ o'clock Most attractive bill this Two Largest Per
sons In the world In ot the which took
place on Saturday evening last Of the Quaker Giant and
GapteS and their desire spend portion honey
tins city, the has the Inform his
ne has made rther with this ooosa
short period The Giantes adcae of Il
yea Is nearly eight feet high and wegs sa pounds Tho
Quaker Giant ~ years Of stands plump eight feet
In his stoohiDgs and weighs 6B pounds They may
seen at all home contrast with Ttsns Fairy Queen;
western the Yankee Comedian The Sab. Rroher Pete
r Mrs Emma Leslie. Miss Josephue West, Mrs Nopel Mrs
Aver tbs living Oprang Ouang Wax Scripture Statuary Ms
children under ten years. l2h oents
WALBALLA. IS CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
w OPEN every evening at and Wedne Satur
cay afternoon at O'clock Extra nights
double troupe OF Model Artstes S6 In number will appear
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

GUNGLS BAND-MR. OUN0'L RESPECTFULLY AN.
nouDces to tine public At the solicitation Of his
private parte All applications must BE- Addressed TO him
at 4 Cham mbers street " - ~ ~ -~
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

IOsAF CUNGLS SOIREkS 8 SDANSANTES--JOsEF GIJN0I
h. the pleasure to that in with re.
pated solicitations he viii give of at the
Chipee Asemby Reons yr6r his departure Wahinxt
where be Will have the distinguished honor Of performing with
'ss w commence on Monday evening Feb @ With q, parteu
Ball. "a costuner will attend with VARIETY of ofs
racer dresses snd dominoes) On Wednesday, Feb @ Grand
March Josef asnsrs BENEFIT Ball The quAdrss
wsse pokas performed by the celebrated baud
strauss Lanner and Gusg No exeton will be spared
rtnder there soees the brilliant the sss
Tickets may be had at he Assembly Rooms during day.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

NJ OTICk-THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
Of their ntenten apply to the Legislature of the SAtso
New fork during the thereof
porae hemsevea and their associates with capta Of
Lions o. dollars under the corporate Of The United
Mail Steamers Company New York and Liverpool Line for the
purpose Of unaing line Of steamers between aud
Liverpool, In Ergiand.-JAn Il lSi0.
JAMES BROWN
EDWARD <. COLLINS,
E. RIGGS,
w.. WETNORE
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

CALIFoRNIA SHIP PsT0RKs.-PICKLEs JAMS CATsUPs
brAnoy trui1 ricked OYSTERS Lobsters Frssh
Ionser oysters and Soupe Dramatically sealed
rehtd quantities TO suit purchase the pos W
art retail ~
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

CALLFORNIA:-TEAs IN AN EXCELLENT FORM AND
convenient sized packages for California oouated for Chip
stores person e In the country private Adves
are secured that they ar. warranted absorb o
ue Fox sale at the old establishment Of Canton Co
10 Chatham street. (between Pearl and Rooseve New
Particularly recommended for tho Mines Black rsakAs
Tea fine substitute for Coffee account Of ts
venience ~ superior health, quality "
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
COLUX6IAN ENGINE COMPANY,

C0LUMbIAN ENGINE COMPANY. No. Ii-EXrRACT
from the mnutesAt meeting held At the Of the
Columbian Engine Company No. H. Monday inst
the following preamble and resolutions
IL make the
officers and Whereas there numbers in the
equally petent fulfil tho duties the
naderng post honor the major Of those
now holdpg such positions therefore resolved
comra d. dis pprove such
Of the department believing the passage law would
reeut evil the order bps
the de- arment Of which membra Resolved That
Hmittee h appointed from this company to oonr with
the depa tment and take such action hs majority
lowing gentlemen appontedAT T. Coohrape Robert
gusoR, John Baum. IL b. VEVN, Chairman
LAUDER Sscrstarv
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

TheOpholus Flske will de iiver a Lecture at
Clinton Hall this evening era neuts aud
node histtry of Mesu rsp showing wide difference
exists between that and siecoa psychology. Dr. Dods will
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

n OLD sEPARA1ORs.-TnOsE GOING TO CALLFeRsIA
~ will do well to call a the corner Of Broadway snd PARK
Place and examine the Nercua Gold Separator o and we'll
tried Machine and upon the oy principles ine xn to
work successfully.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

nR GLOVER !s CONSULTED DURING THI DAY AND
evening" 1T his ofhce. No AVN street, (now No lz) In
those dcult and delicate diseases that
Sed tho skill Of physicians Of ess His EXTRACT
Copavia Cubebs be had his n front PrvA
satrssce thrcush the entry 10 the onase docv
VVl those contemplating marnaeeThe Married wsmans
Private Medical Compsnisn By Dr. hauriosau Sixth ed
don Proe 81 This work meeting with sAss
COPIES having already been disposed of Every female
getting copy whether arrsd unmArrisd although 1t IN
which should Be known 70 them parcuariy Hero every female
discover the mptons and the mest esssnt
dies ana mostortan mode every For sale IA
Broadway, the publishing ooe, - Liberty street. New York
PAttorson Ne % Chesnut strcst Phfade,phiA Little
Co.. Albany; W. Davia Boston, On The recopt of g. . eopy
Will b GAnnte:d By mall me- o. pc:tase 70 Al pasts Of the
A. \. nAUMCkAU, boz l.1st New Ysrk city. 0Ass lzbLbs
Wgtkesk
The New York herald., 1849-02-22

CEMINAL WEAK Ess. IxPOrlNCE, ao-DR. RaLPHS
y Practical Private Treaiise deeply Interesting the only True
fully ever 9th edition, 32 PIP price ST. May had Of the
author, " Greenwich street, or by post mailed FREQ.
The New York herald., 1849-02-22
CALlt'ebAtNln.

ENOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNISHED WITH
suitable vessels for California by the Horn the
Straits Of Magellan. Vera Cruz Cbagr. frat class yssel
Tor 70 Or 10 persons ready for dispose of Cali
mia by either Of the above Arpy SCHOYER m
80 Vail ttrs et under the Seamen's Bank wv"