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NEW DIRK, Via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, SO.
fsiS T E3 g,s@3g5s7Sss;ssR 4fisSs. b
---.@ &-z-szs g
Through in Seven and half Days-stage Travel
Reduced to Ninety-three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE--By the daily line Of
I y Mail Steamers, OREGON; Capt, HEN / CA LIFOR-
enon leaving New Orleans al Ii O'clock 4 H.. and arriving
AZ Mobile next morning at o'clock. FsTe, S5-Tme
MOBILE TO MONTGOMERY;
p M and arriving at Montgomery second DAY a. 10 Ii A.
~ The line consists Of the following boats; SELMA,
lsaes and sunny so6TH CAPT Vale iIalt iSR
S8-pime through 40 10 % hours By heDaiy Mail Line
CUacll--FaTe, Sl0-Time through. 40 hOnn.
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
NEW ORLEANS AND nav YoRK MAIL lilSE-Via Griffin
-, LeaUesi ~ ,9rrigss. Distances,
6o eeS G GRfaa Z eaoad g ms'
Gdifa, 10 An Atlanta I512PM paioad, % miies
aasasa, AN GR asIs Il R sSaa rs rs miles miles
FGre--8ioatgoRerg 70 CAarl6ston $40 so.
Time through "a hoqn-neudns stoppages Staging
Opeika and Fnia passing through West Point LAGRANGE
readiness % carry forward any number Of though
The Cars on lie RAILROAD are Of the most approved con-
9ruchon Those upon the Geotga railroad provided with
state-Iqoms and Berths for might travel
aotP. MONTGOMERY Hail. or Madison House, Montgomery
81 Passengers procuring through tickets Of the Agent
a. montgomerya wlu save about 81
GRrAr CENTRAL MAIL LnsE--Via Columbus. Macon
and savannah
o ssfs 1S s RsAs Il s sssad @
GAINESVILLE 18P1 Macon, u. NJ Railroad 60 miles,
Savannah, 3 P. NJ Charleston BAN Sfmb0at I4Gmes
Fare ylfeRtgaasrB % Charleston S23 50--T5 Sapaa
nah, $40 oO...ssIime through u hours, including two
The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and Savan-
nah Line, the Metamora, William Seabrook and Gen
Cneh, well known io their safety neatness, and sumptu-
The Cars on the Central Macon, and Western Railroads,
are Of the finest description
Staging reduced 10 IS miles.
Two DAILY LINES Of fOur-hOHe Post Coaches from Ope
MA 70 Bamesyle via Columbus besides extra Coaches
always 10 readne TO carry forward any number Ofthrough
For though ticet apply 70 the Agent at the Exchange
ho1e MONTGOMERY Hall, or Madison House, at Montgom
~ Passengers procuiing through tickets Of the Agent
at Montgomery will save about s4
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
Fare S20... Time, 6s h0uH.-By The daily line Of Sea
Steamers to WILMINGTON, North Carolina; thence by Rail.
read to Petersburg thence 10 Philadelphia by the estab
Baltimore.
Steamships from iSaUdanah to Men Yorkss.-z
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE save
Montgomery on Monday Morning win reach Savannah Ia
time for the above Steamers, BY Of extra night
train from Macon
Steamships from Charleston 10 New York z
Steamships NORTHERNER and sOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every satuTday--anivne in
New York on the following Tuesday. + are SIS,
Steamships from Charleston to PHILADELPHIA.
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Charles
en alternately every Ihnnday-auiying in Philadelphia on
VIM s. McGlBONEY. Agent
-lyS Il Z St Charles Hotel.
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STOP EERE!- $500 FORFEIT.
mo. 10 CJ9RONDELET STREET,,, SIN of The

.aEseUlapian StatNe
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER5S (of Paris) Con-
u ROuAD SFEeIRLos and ANIL- NENEREAL MIyIuREa
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Mutual Benefit LIE and Fire mS. CO.
Permanent Find By Actof Incorporation,
100000.
Office No. "a Gravier street,
Raftstr.v, Cf.,.,.. 81 O. Ol.-i..

Between Camp and St. Charles sts.
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John s. Allison,
pS S9n11,y a. eisnnsei White Wm r Leyerieh,
tsaae johnson, Geo. Strawhfdge. henry S. Buekner.
PETER CoEREY, Jr;, President Boald OF Trustees.
Jo.ep4W,. Stanton, lohn Stroud, SEN, NJ. NJ Cohen,
5ohn T. Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w. Fauar,
VIM NJ Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William a White,
John Il satarans' Walriqk Maltn, John d Bein
S9me,ps tel9wes, Joseph Lallspde, John b. Leeie.
EdN. Jenner Coke.
ioi lille Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
my White persons and Negroes the Table OF Rates estab
sha by the Board which less than the rates charged By
tons q 10 residence in the South By The charter dividends
OF profits declared annually. and the profits draw nine,t
ana can Pc made available at TO the extent of two
shu q HER amount where the party has paid his pTemi
luHS HAaAy, President Of the Company.
PREsToN w FARRAR, Vice President.
TnoMas' pET. NJ B. = CoSsu s9eIa Oh
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. u II, GOoID Attornev
RtoHARp BEE, M. D. No. 271 Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks TX 10 So A. M do for
whites 10 p NJ at bis residence lie will examine white
applicants ~ the office Of the Company daily from 1915 10
O'Clock n. He Will not examine any his dwelling
without permit, which can be had on application at the
California Permits are issued TO Life Insurance members
Fl NeeN ok and London rates Prospectus table of rates
and al information 10 Life Insurance and all papers
esssa to effect Insurance can be had at the Office Of the
Company.
In ofdero accommodate all classes of our citizens young
and mechanics having Families dependent upon them,
e Company will acw al persons nsunug for NE where
the premium amounts 10 over sO per annum 20
half in cash and hafn satisfactory embossed note at II
months bearing interest al s per cent per anuum.
N. b. The business Of this Company confined 10 hFR
- oaos 6oa ms t - iesdai
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THE above reward will be paid By the undersigned for
Il the apprehension and conviction Of the person or "
persons haIbodng The Mulqtto Cid MATILDA, or
TILLA. Said girl is rather bright mulaftO abo1t A.
feet or inches high, 19 20 years of are sfo1t ~
made, prominent and short nose turns beT feel IN %
walking, and appears frightened when spoLen ~ 1oub
She no doubt haIbored in Of the houses Of fame
ena hsye understood iequeneg OF the oOlored masked
EepIeap nse to be Iee OF has forged pass SIS win
Jail of the city. GEO n iPhRppRn any
mb22 If Cyeans yET,,,l,> 49, o5 90 ~ NJ
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II O y "a a s g CO.,

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
10 EaPECfULLY inform the public and their former
= y euslomela, that they have fem0gedtO 12o GRdYfER
Street, ce!Aer 81 tqE0Hdelf-Whale they pfepaged to
hlioreis for N NERAL WATER iorthesuppy or Steam.
benls, Hotels nafs and Private Families for Expectation
h.--A lllbefa Discount allowed 70 GTocen and Com.
mission Merchant.
= OUA WAITE n and MI 10 A ID fuYniShed In
opHiaina hefaloiofa with new and superior Drawna
Ahnafatna snS Er1
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ 9. sAgmoND, FaaiLY esooER, II "a


W Q. RAYMOND, FAMILY eRoCER, u OAYr
John PAGE, Carpenter and Builder, No Is Jackson
q slNEEr, llaayette. fyi9 Con
"A WEEH4iE s,s SHIP BROKER. rs PoEdTaas. ",
80 AAe1s l1llsallz. laAo "
NOSEPH h! PALMER Whelesale Ds1iey "a DRY !
y GOODS, So Gravisr street jal6 en-
John w. ANDREWS CO.., C0nm{ssign Merchants
QHE ., LARuE. .atterasp and ConNssttsr at lao,
NAM E MUIR e OJIIfTSSTOGf u Nm FOR /
~ WdRDdNG MER CHANT, No, "a ST.
Charles street, Ia
r. 6e X FOSTER sttorasys a@s Y 6, 59sG9a =,
IA sALoMAN, C7eatlemeRs General FaTaishi1S
y ~ sore Ne 59 sT gHARLEs STREET Every variety
oil articles ter 6entlemen'a use nB
10 M. HARRISON 8 CO, Eor10arding and CoTniis.
H. sion Merchants and Ship .8geHts. No ~ PoYDRAs
srREET. ms
SAMUEL OToBY & NEPHEW, FoR ba5oh I9IA
~ yHAkCH-9NIS and age1,ts Of the Eagle Ling Men
lors Paekets. 90 CAMP STREET APPS ON
GEO. PALMER, AsRNT Dealer IN PINES, IL.
~ QU0RS, SagaiHss, Brandy hrHits, Raisins, -dtns
9sds, Jya3, ete--No 3 CUsToMHousE STREET (sear OF
TOHN ARMSTRONG, 247 Tehoupitonas street,
u (OppOsa ST. Maryis Market prepared to manuf8o-
ture S14T OILERS Of every description. at cheap
prices as they can be delivered here from any part q the
D. GRIEfF& CO., Wholesale Dsaierssa BSlttsr and
Porter and Nspark CIDER Nos 3s IS and % Old Leyse
New Orleans ml61Y
~ DAVENPORT, Wholesale aad RetGif C0ltfectlon.
HI err, No. 226 BarOnne street. New Orleans.
n. B. 0TdeB for Wedding and Fruit Cake go, prompt
y attended to. IS 4
New York Law Notice.
A BIN. Oakley HALL, Attorney and Counsellor
"A at Law NEW YORK Cry, "a Member OF the Bar OF
Louisiana, and late Residen of New Oreaps) Commits
9sE- Ofice-No. ~ VIII street. mhA
10 Planters and Builders.
a BROWN & CO., Dealers in all kinds Of Z UNI
IA b ER-Cypress, White and elbow Pine, Mahogany
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar Mahogany New
ellis and BHlusters, Lah Sand and Fire Bro-320 Maya
zine street. New Orleans. STEAM SAW-MlLL
Natchez, Miss,
~ Orders for all kinds Of CYPREss LUMBER delivered
any where on the Mississippi River below Natchez at short
notice. ap3 iva 2mW
nj BRANDER SMITH General COMMISSION
~ MERCHANT, No. 80 GRAvIER sTREET is Com
milgoned to take Acknowledgement of Deeds and POwen
OF Attorney to AdminiHteF Oahs, and to take Testimony
and FToOt OF Demands by appointment OF the OyeInQI 81
the following States, viz MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, Pennsylvania,
ONO MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA. IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI. KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA mhm ON
ID OBT. W. WORTHINGTON, General .aeent ana
T. Collector Rodney Jefferson county, Mississippi, will
aen punctuHly to the COleotiOn of Notes, Drafts Ao-
oOnHt &C. in this and thes0uhen parOf UfaDOrneo0uhtF
Rtfers t9-=Drake Ev9nat BTOuRntOn 4 Mnrdock,
Pinokard, Warren 8 Co, Rodney, Miss slhn GOodtn,
Hichard Beck, r. H. y g. NJ Bayy, New Orleans, w.
X Henry 7. a. 3. D0niphan, NatcheG; James GoodiD,
Cincinnati Jag Hand, Philadelphia J. @. James Lexng
on ThOa. FEeelsnd, Claiborne county Miu, apps
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S30Oo00--ai paid ia. Surplus $3.50 600.
~ J3S. WALKER, Sec MS. a. PORTER Pres.
The operations Of this Company for u years, has been
confined alone and exclusively TO UnderWriting
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. w B. PARTEE. A gent,
mha5 1y Office, No. 80 Camp street. New Orleans.
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NAiAf fatfQuese that has been arfe7ssT =. - - t;i
u rally the last seven yedf5 while an 49,, ~ ~ w ~
mon street. has Induced the hivt snr,,rs- >.
% enact n largo builliug expressly foF rnsns
laeinunR and repairing CARRIhGFS Sii-@-r- 81
We have OF Tie largest SbeTe r. - 60
Coq1ifg AID are prepared, with good Norbsrp ,s,t
And the best q nlaeFaa, 70 hud any slye iii Cn1s ~
cider, Eal guaranty them two Yeas uFel IL b.ss ~
Wears ale has Prepared than ever beioe. oi r ,PAiR
ING CAEhi AGES. and restore thoi aIl,t ~ -;
original beauty aud durability although appsrsni We'll s.
Out and usee We will pay freight CaiYarss sspt "
repair We VIII also keep band a1snmant hi fiI9
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which win be I'M
lnW. 0d Ganases takaa IN trade iol New ones We M
elte the alleaon of those wanting NEW CARR ACES
o. their old ones 1Q4e 70 call Ct Mandatory and
esR9iso sAd )7dg8 ql iherselges. a. Che Corner 81
te Cies q t6e Commercial Water Works. OF the 81
CHARLES Hotel, Nav Orleans.
mys 81 d&W MATTHEWS DENMAE.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 93OO,OOOs
Directors
IoHN M HIEL ALEx. ALIIsoR, JAS. B Knowles
GKo. w, M4RrIN. JAcOB MCGAYOcK, G. N. FoGe.
~ 81 E0aa, WIN EAKfN, tSAM' STAY.
WV VOoDfOLA, JOHN NJ. Bass
JANIS j. GlLE. secfetsry. JOHN ~ hlIl'' ffsa't-
~ Thislong-sytab hed Company, with tho most ample
meana lo The protection Of m Policies, continues 70 take
RIVER, SEA and RE RISKS the most liberal terms
az is Agency j. New0rleans, al the office Of
O3l FtCkETT PERKINS & co. 81 Magazine ct.
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CrOckefY, CHINA and GLASSWARE.

r. r. FELL q cO.-a4 Common ST, New Orleans,
f Lamps Plated and Britannia Casters Can ~
dlestieks, Table Cutlery, 3apanned Walters, etc XII
Goods viii BE 9laiad at low prices and when -
o. tfe Country, packed Ia Tie safest manner mhsl 6m
VINEGAR ESIABLISaAEEMT
"a VIE 1ndeiagnnlg constantly manufacturing and kaa
p oftniea very superior article Of v 2EGA II, 1rr-a
which he wall EuAreniee 90 improve by age, and iA
sill deliver ID, Tree or charges, ia any part o.
the city OF Lafayette at the following reduced &tlt
~ saohs, ~; baIes AZ gallons, cents gallon A be-
Ia discount nude % wholesale customers.
a line lronped 10 the Posloifee viii be punctaally
attended %. Taps ifl JOHN Il. WEBB,
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GSAnDLEs BRIDES, BITTS. sTIBRUPs, etc. Of
~ every description. ,..,, INDIA RUBBER 81
EXllaiffflrf4 of an kinds. AIR BEns. pYI- esfA
lows, iAsPAu LINss ~ pD1E Bkas,., Ten rs, 49,
fnda Rubber Tent Cloths oil all sizes, for sale by
f~fA SMITH & BROTHER. So Common 1t.
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III persons Wishiag 10 Procure eur PIANO F0RTES
IA ID lha heWOnraus market either with
O. without The lEoLtAN ATTACH.
MENt are informed that VIM n - II
MAYO, No. Camp street, Is duly au-u y u VI "
saqlsed agent icf that CITY and fully authorized to sell
~ Boston prices, with only freight and insurance added and
" receive order el description Of instmments mann.
by eaVinglt optional wi The purchaser 10 re-
ICY he same not satisfactory on their arrival ia NewOr.
@ hfeiy iuitrumeu sold as above Is warranted by rs
~. ~ " rAeanged, without expense 20 the purchaser ii
oAha satisiaooy siter trial Each instrument eiil III
ts iI 5rS paned with invoice 81 our BOSTON
II 7li = ,fe which may be By every purchaser
we have the exclusive right aud are The
LIAM RfF 4 g 'lss 9 Boston, Of the PATENT go
Octave GRANT. piANO FORTFs Win ana ,gitbeai
the Holau Atisatmeei 4 A-4'i MasA "hu MishVat
Ro.,as o.,lSt Gss!!9RRT s. co. 400 Washington S.
--. ee-. -. y.-ta iFl9 I'm
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PHILADELPHIA June 25 1851 feel free TO recommend
Dr. Dayis'ssyuP Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expert
OF its beneficial effects in my cgse. have been
for time past subject to attacks Of gpng OF blood,
tended with Of the breast and sensation
At the stomach, accompanied with dyspepno symphonic
Last spring, having attack Of IT, was recommended by
acquantal who had been cured BY N Dsyss syrup
To try IT, did So and relieved by II In less than one
bottle. Is apparent good effects were immediate.
joan f. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker 10 Raes 81.
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MRnICAL.

mr. BRNBA DON-Oifos end Residences, NJ. ~
~ Cana street., between Fblppa and gitpushl'l w on
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fuhNifBhE, AGATRASSESs AND FURNISH
INC MATNEIALs- AZ hnctin., prinnn

MetUIUHhuN. 100 ST. CuARLrs stTeet. 2 doors
H. above POydgas-keeps constantly
on baud z good afoFtmeut OF NEW -
AND HECOND-nAND FJRNf
.tUHE. Quilted Hair and Mos 81 Va e fsaaaasa44
fh ASSES made Of the best materials which he is dis.
poed 20 M s Tow as can be bought al auction ioI cash.
Of J0bhiRg done a. short notice. and bY The best work
kumilurs packed, moved and shipped with care
~ New aud Secondhand Fafnitute bought, ETC. etc,
iyi6 Bon ID McCUTCHEQN 100 ST Chares 81. :
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,v1rrp nov n BAN AWAY.
copper color; feet ore inches high ste5f bni
and iRellned e be bald Asuitsble reward viii BsSA
au2a6 HoYT n FORD. Ii st Charles si flH-
ANCHORS
DID ANCHORS, from 50 to 1900 pounds
~ do from 1900 and 1900 10 2t6O pound,
An Atofe and Tor sale by SAMI. LOCKE
loo Nos. and 8 Front Levss between
lll-2 Customhouse and Bienviie 81
~ ". n . EE t suaer Cured Hams shayes Ia.
pgss oHAs SEDUCTION, o. Camp Il,
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~ Merchants, from different sections Of the country
give the atenng Of the universal popularity
and efficacy Of Dr. Daviss Syrup. under their notice
number Of them witnessing ia virtues, have regularly sold
coalition that il did give satisfncton the price
should be returned and Of them haz had appea-
ton ~ return the money. This speaks volumes ia favor 0f
the medicine We append few extracts from Ordatr ~
samples Of those frequent receipt Of as well u hi
verbal accounts we frequently hear:
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HATs-fTARnWARE- y.

FATs-aARpWARS NC.
q GASES Broad Black Fur HATS. E
y case Broad Planters do.
Do. Dab faln alto iieghOru do. ~
do. DuuItinle Straw d6.
THREE CASES HARDW ARE-oontaning--
- nr9w-h Knives, Chlsels, Plane Irons, AuPurs, etc
l0 daz, nestl covered Wood B TICKETS, Bin each.
~ doz, 90, do. do do. 3 In eaeh
Nor sgle By tje5l J.NV ANDREWS q Cd 9tComnon1s 4
LUZENBERG HOSPITAL.
Situated on the Pontohartr ain Railroad.
KHNHE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
- skltiai and attentive management Of the lae Or -
81 q. LqzenbeE. is row open under The csie 81 Dr. j i
RHODES. for the reception Of PATIENTS -
Terms Of .Aamissi0a-
% the Upner NaIds-Ona Dollar per day.
Ia Private Nards--ii0m Two % Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations viii be charged as extra
Within the large ennl0snfO is an INSANE HOSPITAL.
devoted emily to the treatment those afflicted with insanity
Afeparate aud distinct building for Small Pox and
other contagious Diseases
fof luther paTtienlag apply "a Dr. W. IRVINE at the
Hospital, OTTO DE- ]. RHODES "a Royalst jaI43m
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NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
eoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, SO.
Aft3 ss SIN 4ls55ill5S .sblanssvAa
s5saf l1atf577aa4s
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NAw ORLEANS 4 0ARRoLIroN RAuRoAD

A9 O4I y 3l7 JIa and J8TF0lItOn every
hour after clock on Sundays, If the weather fair
80 The Lafayette Horse Can will leave every is minute1
from the ooFnsrof BaFOnne and Canal Ea may12-5m
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NEwrOWN, 9Th mo ~, lSa6.-A young man OF my &c
QuAinance has taken syrup and has been peTlecRy
cured he abOEed under the consumption for than three
years and took great many kinds Of medicines, and was
under the medical treatment OF three OF the most eminent
physicians in this county but received no benefit until he
took Dr. Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and mme
diatey commenced getting BETTER and Is well and
hearty This statement received from himself; be nameis
Henry T. Godshalk, Waminster township Bucks county
Pa. He known all over the cOunty-B poor aborng
and it cannot be denied that the Syrup saved his life.
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.
PHILADELPHfA June q, 1851 can highly recommend
Dr. Davis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know
ledge Of its virtues My wife had been affected for long
time with weakness and pain in the breast the OF this
medicine short time entirely relieved her ThesymptOms
would after time IeeuT and all occasions the relief
speedy in the t place. IL is six months since
she has been free of the affection consider and
mend most valuable medicine. Its strengthening effect
has been very great in addition to relieving the breast
SAMUEL WADBOW. 70 Wood street
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MIsHAwAKA lad, June !. I847DY DAVIS Wild Cherry
and Tar of like hot egkes We think that you chnBso
70 give Wholesale agency for that medeRs can DIS
pOss Of almost amount in Northern l1diaaa.
TFfom Hdrgaett q 1icG0aan1
LIgONIRR, July 20, i845.-YOur Wild Cherry and Tar
Syrup gives general satisfaction. We have been oat d Il
for time and thought would not order any but il
is almost daily inquired for. and thought, psrhaps
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22
District Of I.i;chfield, IS.

Probate Court, Nov. IL, le49
ESTATE of HARRIET THRALL.
late Of Litch6tld, in said District, deceased.
EXNHE Court OF Probate for the District
l. OF Linhfeld, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
Creditors of said estate, represented inSol-
vent, in which TO exhibit their claims there's
TO; and has appointed Russell G. Abernethy
and Jannah b. Phelps, Esqrs., Commits
sioners to receive and examine said Claims.
Certified by CHI LIES ADAMS, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they
shalt meet al the Office of Russell &. Aber-
ne,hy Esq, in TorringIo on, on the l7th day
of December lS49 and the lith day of May
1850, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, on each
of said days, for the purpose of attending
on the business of said appointment
Russell C. ABERNETHY, 1CommisA
JANNAH B. PHELPS, sioners.
All persons indebted TO saiu estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment TO
| |l' URl TAYLOR, Administrator.
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AT a Cour, of Probate holden al Kent, with>

AT Court of Probate holden al Kent, with>
in aud for the District of Ken, I'm tn.
10Th day Of November A. d. lo49.
Present, Rutus Fuller, Jr. Esq, Judge.
ESTATE of ETHEL CARTER, late If
Kent in said District deceased.
VNHE Administrator represents the estate
l. ,nsolvenl, and prays the appointment
of Commissioners thereon Whereupoi,
ordered, tina, Commissioners to receive, ex>
anime and adjust the claims of the credit
ors Of said estate, be appointed at The Fro
bate Office in said Kent, on the 3D. day OF
Decen.be iS49, a, 2 O'Clock 10 the after
noon,--and that all persons interested in
said estate may be notified thereof, the adj
minislrator will cause this order IN he pub
lished in Il newspaper printed j" Litchtietl
County and post copy thereof On the Pub
lie sign pest, nearest the place where ths
deceased last dwelt. ss =
Certified by
3w27 RUFUS FULLER, Jr., Judge
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22
DEATHS.

In this town, on The Goth inst, ELEM,
only child of Lucius Wilmot aged IL.
In this town. on the 18th INST, Miss MARY
l.. GOSLEE, aged 90 years, daughter Of Henry
r. Goslee, Esq. She endured prOtracted ILL.,
mesa with patience and resignation. and died
with the full assurance Of blessed resurrec-
ton, @esE
In this town, 10th inst, Mrs. PATTY, re.
lict of Mr.. Adonijah Pratt, aged 81. ...h
In South Britain, on the 14th inst. sudden
", Rev. OLIVER B. nUTTERFIELD. y
In New Milford, 9Th inst, Mr.. WIN. WIFI
TING, aged IS.
In West Cornwall, on the LIST inst, NAN
CY M, wife of Noah T. Caikins, Esq, aged
40.
In Washington, Oct. 18th. Mr.. JOSEPH
s. BLOSS: aged ~, son of Russell B. Bloss.
To Milton, on the Goth inst, of bilious
cholic, Mrs. SARAH p, wife of Mr. Amos
R. Dickinson, in the 54,h year of her age.