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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

rLFThc greatest nuisance IN printing Of
fce, is continual laker ; especially if he is
Vulgar or silly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

uJ'Mons. Huselan1 Charge of Affairs from
Austria, has arrived in town and taken rooms
at the Atlantic !lous , for the season
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

NEwBuRcH, May &c.
The body OF a boy about IL years old has
been found near the wreck Of the Empire. -
This makes 2l bodies in all
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

tt"Two Blind Painters are advertised for
in New York payer We hope they may
see the advert scmcn,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31
WAsiIIHGTaN. May 90.

Commodore Gcorg' s. Blake has been Or.
dcred to the u. s. Fr'gate Mississippi a"
fleet captain oflho Mediterranean Squadron.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

The songs Of birds, and the life Of man, sra
both brei, both led, and both as they
end, leave behind whispers Of heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

An eye, Indignantly diseased, was success
fully cut out at Cincinnati last week, while
the patient was under the influence Of chloro-
forp,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

No new clsc, NJ Cholera are reported ~
New York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

| G1-A Yankee in Boston is abou, to petition
for a license 10 ph,nk upon the board Of Al.
dermen
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

Two rev cases Of Cholera were reported in
New York. Saturday one death
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-31

In Italy, the French General marched or
the 9th uli. from Ciyiia Vecchia, and ,h,
account Of his farther progress, as furnished
by telegraphic dispatches published by the
government, it appears that Gen. 0udino, had
set on his march for Rome where, accord
ing to every information, he was called by the
wishes Of the people-but having met from
the foreigners who occupyRome more serious
resistance than he expected, he took up po-
slton at some distance from the city and was
waiting the arrival Of the rest Of the cxpedit.
ion
No day is mentioned, bu, il is probable that
Gen. Oudinot was near Rome on the 30th ult.
On the os,h the Roman Constituent Assembly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04
our mosus,to Correspondence.
PHIrIAPALKA, MOSQUITO SHonH.
September 20, l640.

PkIy A, MOSQUITO n.
September 20, l849.
~ 1sock ON the INDIAN Tiags-addifionaI Particular
Ihsvs just returned from expedition up the river
and a. IL may reach you In correct form,
will epdeavor relate briefly the occurrence; the In
dams had made attack on the camp Of the wrecked
Americans, from the brig NJ C. DrsperO and COM
mtted q robbery; the captain took the chief admit
raj (Suoo) prsonerhe made his escape, but was told
that If the property was returned In three days,
trouble woald ensue the restitution was not made; we
then took some eighteen Indians friendly to u.s. In
large dorien dug-out boat and armed ourselves,
numbering then together some twenty-five persons.
The Village Of Qualm. watls is situated thirty miles
beautifully situated on . bank of rising ground and
contained forty or fifty houses, the natives call
tally built; the number Of ink.Sitsnt: ali told CON.
sistinR of one hundred and fifty to three hundred
When our party entered the lagoon the natives scat
tered and after rharp paddle reached the landing;
few shots fred from revolvers and as Tar As
ascertained, with fatal effect: The natives took
to the BUSH and scene Of destruction the
attacking party headed by negro. named Bill
Altman, well known the coast as Sookeah, or me-
dicipe and looked upon by the supersttious in
habitants with fear. l endsavored to restrain them
burning the town, account Of the distress to
to the women and children who were Of course inno-
other passengers Of the NJ c. DraperQ would here In
ssrt that the captain nor either Of her officers
attacking party pundered the houses FIRST of their
tents such hsmmocks, striking lines &C., took the
dories" PAM, ksmau oAnoos) RsnoQ them t0ge-
Their and toved them to the beach; and towards sun
down took their departure, after completing the de
struction OF the place Punishment had been inflicted
Of them by Jogging at this place by order Of
Samuel Harris, settler on the coast-an Englishman.
The king and his commissioners are taking deposi.
tons In the case, and ut early opportunity will
enclose them As there is strong prejudice existing
towards the Americans this coast is portant to
have the facts correctly stated and you may rest
surtd that your correspondent will collect abundant
proof to meet any sxaggeraton that may ud its way
to the Statssand In nothing extenuate set down
aught In malice II, ID. P.
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rIr. Clay In WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Clay arrived here Saturday BY the eleven
O'Clock train from Baltimore. He met 1t the rail-
road depot by mmense Of people anxious
to welcome him again to the metropolis. As soon rs
the tall and figure Of the great statesman appear
ed the whole mass greeted him with three hearty
cheers. Mr.. G. then started for the National Hotel
accompanied by the entire sssemblags, and. upon
reaching the steps Of the National, addressed those
present fellows
GENrLEMEs-Before retiring. yield to the warm i'm
puiSe OF heart and to Offer grateful thanks
Tor the cordial welcome with which greeted
IL the agreeable reflections Of this moment that
having passed life in this city, shall be
permitted ola associations and revive oil tho
pleasing recoeetons If the past With such
homes here it will be privilege again and
them and to all who have SO higaly honored to-day
repeat the offer Of my hearty Acknowledgements.
At the conclusion Of these remarks, Mr.. C. retired,
amidst the loud huzzas OF the throng who had assem-
bled to welcome his return to our eity.-RepuBae.
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On Monday, the Sd inst LEouAaD HOFFMAN, In the
Gath year Of his age
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully
invited &c attend his funeral from his sts residence
No. le4 Hudson street, on Wednesday, at IL A. NJ.
On Friday morning, 23d November, at Old Point
Comfort, Va, JANE ELIzAsErn GALLwEv, daughter OF
James =. Galway, Esq, aged one year and one month
On Monday morning early, December Sd, after Q
short illness, Mr. JesErH GEoRGE DENEcKE, aged SO.
His relatives and friends invited to attend his
funeral, from the residence of his brother, william
Depecke On the Third Avenue, Of 49th street.
to-day (TuesdsyD at O'Clock, r. NJ.
On board the steamboat Highland Mary, on her trip
from Fort Smelling to St. Louis after short and
Illness on the 18th ut aged SO years, Capt LsoSIDAs
WErMonz, Of the 9th Regiment, u. 8. Infsutry. The
deceased In several engagements with tho Indians
in the Florida war; and In the battles OF
Mexico; wa: at the stormine Of Vera Crus at Csrro
Gordo and In several Of the hard fought battles before
the city Of Mxeico at the battles of Churubusco Mo-
limo del Rey and San Antonio.
On Sunday, the I'd inst Of consumption PgrER r.
NoE. aged SO years months and IA days
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at O'clock from
tho residence Of his son, b. NJ. Noe, No. 13 Warren
Place Charles street The friends Of the family
spectfuy nvited to attend. His remains will be taken
to Greenwood for interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

.1nreprcemenfs Of Bsrns, M~vssro snS DeefAs
net tnssrted, t~iess duly shenf,esfei osd ystd fer.
Married,
Last evening, by the Rev Thomas Armitsse. pastor
q the Orchard street Baptist Church, Mr.. vs. n.
urr, OF the Pest once department., to Miss Hasnrsr
Wssp, all 81 this city.
On Saturday. by the Rev. Mr.. Klein, M,Rrr- H.sssrr
Muhrst, eldest sos 81 Dennis Martin Murphy Esq Of
Bsrrirgs In the county ofCork Ireland to Ksrs youBg
est daughter Of Luke Taylor, Esq Of Drominidy oet
<see county Of Cork, ireland
In Jerssy City, on the 22a ult BY Rev A. c. Cater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04
Passengers sailed.

ssr FRarcIsco--Bng Quoddy Belle. from lnsso--xrs
Fowler (csrtans we1 Mrs Hannah Goodwin. Mcssrs Jcb
goedvir, WIN Goodwin Goolyin, ooodsis Browa,
II Qairn J Cabins. L. Allen, Durham, W Burnh,m,
Rumery, Vim aeFad5ep, Nusent, Nussnt flaanagan.
Senegal Thompson. tcoloredD Hntley, w Mack, =
oapiapj NPhe. Let nate Pike. "a d.; WIN Ramsdell
steward Uavcrty, Harris, Cousns, Graves seamen
- nodEdon. cooh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

DEAIu oy GENERAL CLINoH.-It Is with unaffected
sorrow that We have received, through the Georgia
papers the Of the death Of Gen. Duncan
l.. Clncb, formerly Of the army Of the United States
and subsequently represe NATIVE in Congress frem
the State at Georgia He died ut Macon on the eve
ming Of the 2sth utimo, after illness Of nine days
Drawer soldier or . nober hearted man it has
been our good fortune to know. Nat Int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

CoFTEE There was no change TO notice In this ar-
Gle, and the sales we're limited
FisH The market for all descriptions was dali and
the sales not worth reportBg Prices rather favored
the buyer
FtueHrs.-Engsgsments have been made for Liver.
pool OF IL 600 bushels Of at 90 and is 900 bush
els Of wheat at about the rate and cheese ct 22s
sd
pFsurr-Mslass ralsins were 6rm, with moderate de-
Dapd; shout $50 sores changed hands, at 81 81 y;
also GOO bstes bloom at private bargain.
Htsr.-Quotations remained unchanged, with but
limited bu.ipess.
MoLsssts The storm checked business Int holders
maintained last weeks prices
NAVAL Srohrs-Spirfts continue In steady dem.nd
with sales 200 barrels, at $50 . 90 days
Ous-Linseed was held more firmly aud for 600
vallsns English and American T2c cash vas paid The
supply Of English continued limited.
HcR-Tbe duness through last week has continued
today, and the operations have been very limited
without change In prices
huesRs Prices remained the ssme ~ last quoted,
rniis no sales OF consequence we're reported
fho'isloNs- Pork Sales embraced 600 bbis mess al
vi vi 70; prime vas dull at 80 62h . IS es, but
Genersry held higher prime dull aud nomi-
nal t Us 20 ~ Beef was very dull, and moderate,
with ssee OF prime at So and mess at IS rs 80 (couu
try) prime mess vas held firmly 81 $40 without sales
Lard-6oO bbls sold sto1so 6t,c for coed 70 pr me
Butter vas in fair request at 6he 100 for Ohio I'D
10c q Ito for state and Vermont Cheese was in fair
demand, at SIC 6h; prime dsiries we're not plenty
WHisrEy.-Sales we're $50 bbls. Ohio and Prisons Al
Tc; drudge was at 200 time and interest.
Receipts Of Produce per Hadson Riser LIVES III, Dsy
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weekly RenOrt,

or Deaths and Istermens in the City Of Brooklyn for the
week ending December g. lS49.
Males 81 FemAles 10 Adults 49, Children 2S-Total 40.
DsEAsEs-casualties, cholera infantum, !; oonsump.
ton convulsions congestion Of BRAIN congestion Of
lungs l. debility delirum trent l. diarrh@a. dropsy
In the head. ]; do. abdomen, dysentery h@nsrrhage
Inflammation Of BRAIN q Of bswels Of chest q Of lungs Il
Of throat msrssmus 2 stiiiborn unknown decline,
CHAS. 8. j. GOODRICH Physician Of the Board.
n B.-Interments in Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds, from lew York and ether places, IL.
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Movements Of tn. Sailing Packets.
Port or New York, Dec. 4, IS4V.


ships-Pster Ba.trich, Rockwell New Orleans, Hur-
but q Co; Sullivan, White. Charleston, T WardIe.
Bark-Exact Stevens, savannah sturges Cicarman Co.
Rrigs-A Was, Pendleton, Tobasco Nesmith Walsh;
John Clifford Staples Cardena Badger Peck Co; Meta
msrs Bunoe Mobile, Eagle Hazard Macon, Watkins sa
rum (Brl. Golfer, do.
sehrs-sprsy, Cathoart, San Francisco, Bishop Co;
Comet, Holmes Jeremie. W Lewis Patmos Chiids Will
mington. NC; hazeton, Dayton, Alexandria &o Heniioo
Tuttle, Richmond, Person; Bergen, Cole Peters,
burg Hunter; Fashion, Lornx. Boston.
Arrived.
Bark Prescott fof Bostonl Spear Bordeaux with bran
dies, to Durand Co. The lies anchor Robbins
Reef.
Bark Martha Sanger previously reported Matthew
Lapss Robuior, ragged Island, with salt Truudy
Brig Friendship Groves, Cherryhsld No. 10 days, with
lumber.
sshr Matilda. Wooster. Eastport. z days
schr Geo Cnasn Gates, Cutler, Me- ~ days
Sokr Cabot, Niokerson, Boston, days.
Dire 3-wind during the day from the Me- and blowing
heavily, with Iain.
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Ocean Steamships.
Movements OF the

Movements OF the Ocean Steamships.
To arrive at Ncu York. / To sail from Neto York
vRon LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Hibernia. Lang, Dec Canada, Harrison, Dec 10
Canada, Harrison, Dec ~ Hbernia. Lang, Dec Is
SOUTHAMPTON, no. SOUTHAMPTON 10.
Hermann, Crabtres, New 10 Washington, Floyd,
BERMUDA. BERMUDA.
Dee, - Deos Dee, Dec IL
HAVANA ORLEANS. HAVANA AND ORLEANS.
Ohio, Schenck,t Nov q Ohio, Schenck,t Dec Is
CHARLESTON. CHARLESTON.
Northerner, Budd. Dec NorthsrBsr Budd. Does
boutherner. Berry, Dec Seutherner Berry, Dec Is
SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH.
Cherokee Lyon, Dec 81 -
CHAeRES.
Crescent City stoddardeNov29I Cherokee, -, Doc Is
Empire City Wilson, Dee Dec Is
Cherokee, -, Doc 20 Empire City, Wilson, uno
10 at Boston. To sail from Boston.
FROM LIVERPOOL FoR LIVERPOOL.
Europa. Lott Nov q Caiedonis, Douglass, Dec
America, Judkips Dec Is Europa Lott, Dec 10
The Bermuda steamer communicates with Havana No
Islands.
The Ohio touches At Charleston Savannah ana uavsna
and with the Falcon Havana New Orleans
mails and passengers for the Pacific Steamers which 70 sp
pointed 10 leave Panama monthly.
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\ GsT OF LErTEks REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pest Ohce, December l. lesg.
OFFICIALLY ruRLfsHEe rEH r,Frs Havfre THe
LAnorsr CIRCULATION.
Pleas. mention the date OF shs ss In which hey are sd
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IrTrKs Of syaba Havana will close Al
the'hsrald once this day, At II o'olsck.
the Pacific will close Herald To- day a. ocloi
Letter Bsgs Of steamer Caledonia for Halifax ana LAYER
pool win close ~ the Herald once to-day at quarter be-
Letter, prepaid the Herald Office to any part sf
the world.
BAGS for Hsvsns PER steamer r.yaba Will clos.
o'eioci.
Bags Of Tcan.ss for Rio Janeirs and thu
Letter Bags Of steamer Caledonia for Halifax and Liver
pool will close as ssoy. a. quarter befsrs o'clock
quarter TO o'clock Tor the steamer Caledonia overland
LErTrs Bags Of ste-mer Tenn for Rio ysners and
valparaiso, viii close at ksnyohs VI Wall street. ts day,
Letter BAGS OF steamer Tayaba for Havana will slsss AZ
the sbsvs Once this day. at u o'clock.
Letter Bags az steamer Caledonia Tyerp0sl
a. the above ofaos 10 day, at rs minutes ts L..
Letters can be prepaid konyon part the world
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHuADpLrHfs. Bee D. PM-Arriysd-Schrs 4 N Es-
teis Smith Rag flsrbor Benz Reeves Payntsr NYork
Cle.red-Bark elsh Ames. NatsnIas briS uuntspor.
lBrll Holm's Unfax sohrs southerner. Studey Salient
Berl Reeves Payster NYork Caroline Hall Kossrs. do
miscellaneous.
Bnte Coz HowARp was condemned and sold at Busnos
Ayrcs previousto OctG.
BR BRIe BoUsp,Rv. from Pete,e for Boston, carried
the nigh, o. the Goth uit. put LuAco she has
new tormas', and will proceed.
Scum RosAsELLA .. Gloucester lost bOwsprt By eOntae.
with schr unknown.
Sem FAvoRrrF o. Cb.thsu WA entirely DESTROYED bv
Ere the mornEg o. the th u with part Of her cars a.
G. IL took IRE from the cook stove.
THE Portsmouth Journal states In reference 10 the new
launched AZ that town. that their ship the priority In the
name as that name announced be applied IN their
vas Auuehsa Al Ssv YofE sept aits .S e nov ON s @
voJsse having arrived at Liverpool Nov3 IL re-
grtted that ships are 20 bear III. aas
Pa Il.
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Tie Light Ship under the charge Of Capt rnker IL
snchor,a miles AVID hslf BY from Galveston bar
and tbs Light Learn may henecorth aeay be DREADED
upon l calculated that a may be distance
miles sea, when. will the ship from The bar makes lDx
miles The ship IL anchored in 81 fathons wafer there
sutcen delth Of wsr aud good anchorass Tor n,
In cur trade between the light aud the bar Banker
constantly with bin i've kanda mate cook and
mnsnd The annual expense 10 estimated ~ nearly s0D
This gbt will ccnrtute greatly tho security and conve
nence Of our trade though believe II IL oniJ designed
be temporary here, and 10 Be removed when the
on Bolivar shall have been construoted Galveston News
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ship Nara.hon Carison, from Manila for Boston, De-, %
ship hsl.ns soS. % days from Boston for Rio JsncrO
large chip standins r. having painted ports. and show
rF American colors, and signal witch could
sst, rss seen Nov a. Ia, 80, Ion rs Is
SIP Jackson from New forh for New Orleans Nov
ship Prentice Of Beverly nom Boston for Charleston Nov
ship Louis Philippe Bsu.hai from Bstuor. tJuiy ~ fr
San frsneitco, Sept 10, Of Cape FIRE.. all we'll.
Bars tmms liscen. from Boston for New orlesns Nov
Bark Lous Of and Philadelphia. FOR Havana no date
sehr Maine days from Portland for Mobile. No, Is Ia, %
sehr Navarro standing to the Southwark Nov a. lat 2ss
N, Ion ca ~.
Fos CALIFORNIA
Ship South America, Sove Providsrcs fsept 81
Cape Ned Islands tOet7 Tor San Francisco, Oct lat IL "
An Am ship having letter. IN her foresop., ..,ainr
sW by was passed Oct Y, lat is ~ Ion IS ~ " per
hspe the Mary k'efen, from Fall River Aug a. for San
Brig w.lnssley Parsons. n days from Boston for San
francisco, oos 3 lssl Is. Ion ~ co.
Foreign Ports.
Arugn, Sept B-Passec, ship Santiago Redmas. from
Bupros Avrps Oct 6-ships Tsino, levin for Cape Dc
Nsrd ferrs, Hsett for Bes,on; Poet Breml Hsst for
rrorh bsri. Johsnns Breml yacheps DO Frances Par.
isss pronshton, sod 0riois stump for Bsltmsrs kds.d
keppseh Ipcr for Beson Orcns Colbnrn for Fsimouth
sonstAn ooodhue Birgns and Mmoss Ren vsk briSs
fsos Hatch sns sri fSve) rrcsvedt for Beson Ans Co
lDsn) yords helus tDaBl Nathie,en, and Nautilus Lu
bechl stsfen for Nfort; hsrids sve zchu for Csifor
korce, do; SAINTS Clara tssrD vols from savannah
AZ Do Oct 10TH ,Sips ran.n Levin for Cape vers rs-
snd, fersx H,s, hence dss estss Otiole STUMP fer
TO- OrtOns Csburn dise; ssss Rsmiot DO; briggs Psos
Hatch, fsr Boston, neat dap Hyford for doT SID tth.
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pHuAprLriut; Bee 3 PM.Arrlved-scbp II rs
telle Smith bss usrbor Benz Reeves Payntsr NYork
Cletrsd-Bark Welsh. Ames Natsnlss. brig nuntspor
lBrI Holms, Halifax sohrs southerner. Studley Salem
Berj Reeves Paybter NIOfk; Caroline Hall Koxer do
Jacob Smith, sn 18th, do.
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Foreign Mails.

Dre 3-wnd during the day from the Me- and blowing
heavily, with rain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
LitchGeld and the
Housatonic Railroad.

I'm and after July LIST, Stages will run from
~ Litch6eld to the Housatonir Kaut1 o.. "a. az
follows, viz: Stage will leave Litchheld ioi
New Milford on Mondays, Weonesoays anu
ridays. at Z o'clock. A. M. and srr've al
New Milford in time to take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany:
Leave N w Milford on Tuesdays Thursdays .y
and Sat, I'd Ns, at o'clock, ?: NJ or on Mn Inc
arrival o, the Passenger Train from New YORK
Another Stage will leave West Cornwall for
r.;tchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, al 2 o'clock, p NJ, or on the arrival Of
the Passenger Train from New York. and re-
turn OH Tuesdays, Thursdays ana sa M .E,s.
leaving Lilchfield at o'clock, A. NJ, thus
making a daily line from Litchfield to the
Housatonic Railroad.
The Proprietor Of this line intends putting
on new Carriages. and as usua! good Horses,
aad will endeavor to merit liberal snare OF
public patronage
West Cornwall, June ~, ls4e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
NOTICE.

TINE subscriber wishing 10 relinquish
Il his mercantile business, offers for sale
his Store and entire Stock Of Goods, COM
prising o large and extensive assortment of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
and Crockery. The Store is large and
commodous, with fixtures convenient for
carrying on an extensive country business,
situated in the village of Milton, near the
Episcopal Chruch, and has been occupied
by the subscriber for the last IL years.
Terms OF paymen foe the same can be
made 20 suit the purchasers, the whole or
any portion of the purchase money can re-
main for any term of years desired by the
purchaser. II. r. WEI Oh.
Milton, Sept. l949. 4wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18

THIS justly celebrated medicine is creating
l. for itself an enviable fame in every sec
ton of country where it has been introduced
Many eminent physicians are Introducing II
into their Practice, and speak in the most en-
thusiaslic terms Of its success over all inflam-
atory diseases.
Ii has proved itself to be the conqueror of all
inhama,Ory diseases, TO which the human frame
is liable whether external or inlernal-lOcal
or general-of long standing or recent date.
Ii has never failed to cure inflammation Of the
bowels in any case where it has been applied
according TO directions, previous TO mortified.
ton taking place. Physicians who are &C
quainted with its value in this disease prefer
il In any other remedy. Patients who have
suffered for weeks with InAamatory Rheuma-
tism, have by its use been entirely relieved OF
all pain in few hours, and restored in few
DAYS 10 their usual health. 1t has in repeated
instances relieved the worst cases of nervous
headache in thirty minutes For nervous dis.
eases, ii is of immense value. Burns are ea9ed
of all pain in a very few minutes, and healed
without scars. For ague in the face and breast
and all painful sores or sweilings, piles, ihf-
med eyes, scald head. spinal complaint, rheu.
matism, Sc, i, is just the remedy.
G-For farther particulars and testimonials
see pamphlets left with each Agent. Price
IS and 80 cents per bottle
0o-For sale in Litch6eld at the Drug Store.
South street.
AGENrs.-A s Beardsley, Harwinton; r Fl
Tiffany. Collinsville; Rood & Lawrence, Al
word 4 Brothers, New Hartford Clark Gilbert
& Co, M g. C J Camp, Winsted; N B Ste>
vens g. Co, Norfolk; G Humphrey, c D Law
renee, Canaan; Pratt & Foster, West Corn>
wall. M Harrison, Cornwall Fridge Asa
SIade. Kent Plains; Camp & Fem, Bulls
Bridge; p Parkhurst, Bantam Falls F Board
man, New Milford; C H Sanford s. Co. Brdg.
water; B s Preston, Roxbury; Minor s. Al.
len. Hotchkissv,lle; " c Bristol, Woodbury.,
Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow; Terry 4
Porter, Plymouth; G H Mitchell, Bristol
and by one Agent in nearly every village in
the State. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-18
GERMAN MAGNETIC
LZV.E.NE.VT.
DAG. Al.

A sure cure for Rheumatism. Sore Throat
Qninzv, Salt Rheum, Affections OF the spine
or Hip Joint, Burns, Scalds, Colds, Coughs
Weak ness, Nervous Diseases. liberated Sores,
Tooihache, Headache, Group or Hives, Stlfl
Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face. Hard Swell
Iings, and enlarged Joints. Sprains' Stitch IN
the Back, Frosted Feet or Chi .blains. Bruises,
Corns, Bunions, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Pimples, Fresh Wounds and Cuts 1t is also
the best in extant Tor Sprains, Calls, Swelled
Legs. Scratches, Bruises, Nail Psicks, Wounds,
Cork On Horses, &c., &c.
p-Prepared only by A.C. GRANT. Albany,
New York.
h3-For certificates and particulars, see cir
culars left with Agents.