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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11
The largest, best and Chea-
pest
DICTIONARY,
WE b STEERS.
in the English Language, is, confess
sedly. 49,

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the entire srork. Unabridged, in Uolsuae
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Yale College. Price Sc,
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Published by G. T. C. MERRIAM, Spring.
field, Mass and for sale by all the Booksellers.
August, 1873.
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=, 4. SAAC. WsCRA9N~-
N. York, March ! ~. 1906 Wooster d:
Great Female .1EReSg;efaet,s

STGS&G EGksse&GG ekNe9GECV1eES
LII Iownsend,s SarsaparliIa II sOvsre,ga
-" sosa cnye toR incipenl C0ashinp tiof.
Darrenness. LenetFrhna. o. Whifes: sbsituct.
cd or difficult Mensirnaiion, ineoniihhhee ef
URINE, or involuntary dlschaFge theneSk End for
the general prostitution os the systAh rs mat.
ter whethetthe result Of an fnhtfknt cohse 81
causes, produced BY ssgalasity sickness OF ac.
Or Nothing eaB he more snrbfisins Thar. i,s
inWgnra.ina effects am tns. human frame. Per.
AIMS. all weakness and laseitnde, from takirr
It, al once become robust and full Of energy MA
der it's Influence. u Immediately counterart s
| the nsrveiessness Of he female irams, wkich
sihe great CO use OF balTchness.
y will No, be evpocitd Of rs. in cases Of 70
ueheassa nature TO exhibit certificate of ures
performed hat we can assure the affii cleo thas
hundreds ot cases have be en- reported 10 bs -
several eases where families ha W. heA IN witLout
oa, ..I,ln'au sI us'ne few bottles Of tha M
offspring. n
70 Mothsts as8 Married Ess;eE.
This Extract, OF Sarsaparilla hHe ben III
pressly W. pared in reference 10 female com
piainis. NJ female " ho has rekAaif to suppose
tina. she - approaching tlat ETHICAL peiind,
the torn VI life. shoald nekle n 10 lake Il. ~ Il
is certain preventive for any Of thk haineTonS
an horrible diseases to whiek 6emales nre snh.
ect Mt this time OF life. TA,s period NAV he
delayed tor several years BY ssiAe this d.
cine. Nor is IL less valuable Toy those = 10 ara
approaching womanh00d, as il is calculated Is
assist nature by quickenine The blood ana ma i'm
vigoratine The sys,em. Indeed. This medicine i.
invaiuab bio for all ot the delicate diseases ~
which women are subject.
II braces the whole system, senews DeFma
nentIy the natural energies, BY removing the
impurities Of the body-not SO far stimuIn,inS
ton, which 10 the case with medicine TAX en- fot
female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11
MBYE GOODS.

I'd ECEIvED at the VARIETY HTORE.
II. pnIehased at AUCTION within week,
and viii be seldat prices bower than ever be-
fore heard ii. Good Black Wool Dyed Cd
BFHad Cloths for o. so per yard Wool dyed
Black Cashmere, GO cents. and other Goods
proportionally Cheap.
W. +. & G. H. BALDWIN.
Oct, 2sth, lS4s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11

ID R0KE into the enclosure of JOHN
ID ). CARNSEY three pigs. The owner il
requested p prove property pay charges and
take them AWAY.
WAtsrtOwa. OCT. Iefh lsAA 3w2e
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Rock biradirtg.

n F'E subscriber begs 10 announce tn the
j Literary and Reading commnni y OF Wa
terbuty, and The surrounding towns. aca,ietnies
etc, that he has opened BOOK B,NpEnf 10,
the binding Of Periodicals. Law Books. Mtfsic,
and misce llaneot,s wofks, etc. He ~ilI fnrn-
ish any kind of binding, cheap .foI cash. and in
as good style as can be bound elsewhere.
Samples Of different styles Of binding may he
seFa N the Binder., No. 3. Scavili 81. General
pattbnage solicited. A. BRAUNFELS.
Waterbury, Sept. %, 1S46. 2O--6m
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- ? 49,
New Haven Il Northampton
Company.
Railroad Arrangements bettCeeD
BRIDGEPORT, New Haven.
and E'laiMVi1le.

Commencing Oct. 2SM, 1913.
~ New Haven and Northampton Company
will commence running their Trains over the
New York and New Haven Railroad to Bridge
port, daily, SUNDAYS excepsed,) as follows:
Ldeave New Haven for Bridgeport at S, 40
A. NJ and P. NJ.
Leave Bridgeport for New Haven at 10 4.
M., on the arrival If the Boat, and p NJ
Leave New Haven for PlainviIle at A. NJ.
IL l-2 P NJ or on the arrival OF the Boat
from New York and p N.
Leave Plainvlle for New Haven at A
M. IL A. M. and S, P. N,
I~The P. M. Train from New Haven
and the 7 a. M. Train from Plainville. will
b. freight II aims with Passenger Car attach
ed
Also Freight will be taken on the As A
M. train from New Haven .to Bridgeport, and
the 4 P. M. train for Bridgeport to New Ha-
Ven.
The II A. NJ train from Painville will
connect with the New Haven Steamboat bysa
free carriage to the Boat, and the p. M.
train from New Haven will arrive in Bridge
port in ample time for the o'clock Boat rom
that place TO New York.
The 10 A NJ train from Bridgeport will
connect with the IL. 20 Express train f"I
Hartford, Springfield and Boston, by free
carriage connecting the two roads
Passenger trims will leave New Haven at
the Depot in Chapel street. Freight for
Bridgeport and intermediate places, will be
received at the freight house on the wharf;
and freight for Plrinville and intermediate
places, at Temple street, as usual.
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PILES. PTLES, PILES.

D. Towasend's Sarsapahlia b No lesa cue
cessfn. 10 curing misunderstanding epmpIa M, sha
fpe diseases Of the Blood. Dyspepsia, Nk8umm
tism, and Nervous Debility.
Principal Office, l26, Enlton street, NeS
York. For sale BY the principal Dgu6nisia
thTonghout the DATED States. WeGl Indies SaS
Canals.
None genuine unless pBt. mp ID ssuape kOtllxs..
~ ~aSs sisssa T sSS ss 'As
name blownin the glass.
or For Sale 81 the Drug Store N liz. HIS
and byTeFty and Potter. Elymonlh
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11

At CHESHIRE. Stages from Waterbury
Wolcntviile and Lricnfcld, connect with the
Down Train at II 2jm A. NJ. Returning up-
on the arrival of the Up Train at III SIN P. M.
At PLALN'TILLE. a Stage from Bristol
connects with the morning Train tor New
Haven al A. NJ. Returning al 5 P. NJ
y Also, from Litchfeld, Plymouth Winstead.
New Hartford, Colinsviiia Uninuvi,!e and
Harrington. to connect with the II A. M.
Train to New Haven. Returning upon the ar
rival OF the train at a,sui l-2 P. NJ.
HENRY FARNAM.
Superintendent
Neto Hapen. Oct 2Sth, tsIS. tt-2
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EVV:aLUaRLE

FAMILY OMPANlON.
OK Lectures Oh Causes, Prevention and
~ Cure Of Consumption, Asthma. Diseases
OF the Heart, and all Female Diseases. ga
pages. % engfavings. Paper so cts. bound
- etsA Mail TO any part postage 1~2 cts.
Mail 10 any part 50 cts postage, Inhaling
Tubes, Silver, 90, by mail letter postage. Ab.
doIninal Supporicrs, perfect. 90 to $40. for all
RUpturss. Falling Of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back aud Chest; sent By Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters, or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head Ia
foot, aud circumference o: person next the aur
zach. just above the hips. II Rupture, men,
tion which eide. Agents wanted for the sale
Of the above goods. Address Dr. s. s. FIT CHI,
TOT Broadway. New York, post paid.
April "a. 1S4S so 1y
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TAKEN Up

BY the subscriber. about
y the lsr OF November, a lieh
red yeariipg HEIFER, white
A. spot in the forehead, white
hind feet, mo artificial mark. The owner Is
requested 10 prove property, pay charges.
and lake Il away.
!. %. d. SMITH.
ROxbuTy. Nov. 10. 1S4S. ga
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~ ROCERIES.--Fresh Burnt Coffee
NJ ground and unsround; Black and
GEeeR Teas; Crushed, Pulverized, Rectiis
ed am. Brown Sugars; Pure ground Gina
min, Pepper, Alspic", Mustard, Raisins
Nu'meRs, No. ! Starch, Indigo, &c.&sc, for
sale BY c. ADAMS 3 CO.
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FOR SALE

THE Dwelling House and eight
!!!N acres Of first quality Land, with
HIM. two good Barns, sltuated on the
dkAaS road leading from Wolcotlvile to
Goshen, and within so rods OF the Railroad
Depot. The buildings are all in good repair
and every thing abou, the premises in good
order. The subscriber is about leaving the
place, and wishes to dispose of the above pro-
perty on favorable terms.
Three.fourths ofthe purchase can remain on
bond and mortgage on the premises. For fur
ther particulars inquire of Geo, ID. Wadhams.
ats CHARLES COOPER.
Wolcottville, Oct. II. 1913. 90
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LaTCMITaRAiD
MUTUAL FIREINSURANCE COMPANY.

= - 800 49, - @AAN
Company hasbeen in opration Fifteen
y Years ending July 3,le4s, andhayeissuec
3l53POlicies,
Amount MOI 1!, OfPrOperyin'nrsd dHring. : q. -,
Amount of property now insured is I.C94.62l
.
The whole amount Of cash preml-
umR paid into the Tesasury du-
ring the time rs, Sl2, 474. rs IL
To interest Ieceivedon Loans 1,ll9f3
l3,:sS,9sl.2
Amount fPremiums w charged
on the Books which can be col
lected ii requited. 22,2S2 1912
-A-
35S2t, rs
The whole amount Of Losses which 800.
have been paid is, $l0,5 so
Te amount OF expenses
paid 10 Agents, and
for ms plates, Books
Stationery &c, is 2,6O6, 46
l3,l59,75
Present. capital or funds Of the Com. 90 $3.50
There is now no claims against the Compa-
ny tor losses--and during the time it has been
IN operation. there has not been any assessment
made on the charged premiums
The expense Of insurance in this Company on
detached Dwelling Houses has been but cts.
on the 500 per annum,
OG4C e9.S of the Co 1p20tg1ay.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer.
JASON WHITING, SecretGTv.
DS1'ectO9"Ss
WILLIAM BEEBE.' STEPHEN DEMlNG.
:. G BECKWITH, | DAVID G. SANFORD
JASON WHITING, LEMAN w CUTLER
GEORGE c. WOODRUFF.
sAge1ets f0,. the CUate1a6eaeat
Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen,
VIM. M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald ]. Warner, Salisbury,
S J; D, 6 HosshTay' q Norfolk.
Roger H. Mills, New Hartford,
George D; Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John c. Amber, Bethlem,
Leman w Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury., .s
David G. Whittlesy, New Preston,
GeoreeP. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured
can Apply to either ofthe Agents, or to the Sec
rotary.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Score tary
L.:chfield. July7, ls4s. lamly
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COTTON REDS.

TIME subscribers, as agents for the Mans
L. ufacIurer. will sell COTTON BEDS
Of the les. quality, at the Manufacturers
prices. These Beds are on many accounts,
better than Feather, and much cheaper. To
persons afflicted with Rheumatism they
are particularly recommended.
26-3w C.. ADAMS g. co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-19

JoLIrr is the present location Of a
gang Of inccndiarics. The factory
Of Joel \. Mattrson, Esq, was set
on fire about A O'Clock on Sunday
morning last; but the fire was eN,in-
gni>hcd too early lol much damage
to be done. Other buildings have
also been st on fire there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-19
NR. TNNM,N CELENN NTNN 20 Z. 1 - - Nll.-

Tho most LIlr0OFIIUaTy D.Ar0ycry IN IN
world i, lDc Great Arabian remedy iOrla0
ard lelSt.
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Paw Paw Grove. Oct 70. 1919.

law Paw Grove, Oct Y, lSI9.
The good people of Paw Paw
Grove and vicinity will in future
have to bow TO Mr.. Field as their
Post Master, instead Of Hiram
Wood removed. IL.
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st. Louis, Is, 7 D. IN.

River in good navigable order
Hemp, 1,25 -four, country brands,
4 30, to l,iO; wheat 60 to 50; seed
i,l2; whiskey &c to 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-19

m. ,''' ""'"' ''.7o % com
oct / DO" y SWIM
THE VEGETABLE
TS,,T-. p9,y---,,
As ASA4AO4l a. Y .S.J ~ . - Ss444s
FsNIlls nlsam l.. p-,hqlIy. r'rio-r. ,,.hnur n
plauu, uhU,lIg d4rlnr % rr,qI ni nearly
u twrnjy years toll, northumberland.
ration whch th,, acquired tor Cou-unp,y,. com
.llul, and all dI,.7.r. at the urr.. throat and
hest II hl. 'nruu.r. N..h lrupllIy GREATER .u,-
.r-. than any other article known Hu. man, MY
...,1us who have haI an opportunity of Witnessing
q. hrb.y .uutlry riT,cts Ha mo-. hesitate. 4, r,.rpri
urnI o. a- ~nl. convenient, am very clll,1r,ett.
medicine. rgu1I % NJ, superior to avs alIr, up..cru.
uou tor the ahpy. comp amt. within Them know 'a
md one which hl. r.aum disappointed the reason.
d. d. expectation. ol thns,, who have used H. IL Is.
most y .uhIr remedy for
ry.,y,,;;,n .yyJIu, yI,u,.;s,,
&C." ''J'
IHftISkC. NDViIUT DIJlJOV. " hBOB-
.,uc,.,,L r,,,rL, p,..,,,L o.;
VI" S"' wa CAV, ''"''" 'N "
p"(mDHdry 0JcCCtiyHS If CCery
Eiud
'H'D'"'r ~ "6 ~ a 'hl5"''t.
have lur some time p1-,hrou IN lh" habit of PIE
grhUI IHc N,u.U0.r lumrmIy hu-sm ',l co.,
sumption. nrI.mn, p.U...y, .WI.g ut N.ulI nut
coughs, or pulmonary o',ru.'.u, every a,1I ami
WIJurou6 l,urrrycoUwruHta-. upruuroany u,a-
/ o.. preparation u-rd lul ,ur above Complaints.
lie prc,nv your.,
SNSEjEIIlII.v r.s.,u.S.
/ Boston, rwhrnan Iitl, Drr. 3 I-.j.
IhewIc ct clergyman Ut boston, WIS co"snt-
cred past recovery iso'n drelse rl the wng'n u.
'p1ngoi w who'c restoration to hrlii'i "as as
crloru' hGlh ny htr Gny 7lrnn nn" me- husband I"
Tue use Of lhG NrGciHor fulmonny "1'Sim.
| ., F'0W ~ i""g'"V hdVt". o..
| NV wie or several ytais ms been exercised "lH
severe cough panm hrrld,, and r,i.mg by turns
| very hnH ma'l'r Unr'd wUh blood sic has u,rd
ulnny Ewus 81 MEDICINE Tor her compliant AMI a.
NOM 'h,%r DoN'rs Powders ANA Other mMuTS IN
would check her rongh ~, ,br so,, ,,,,, ,,"pi b.
crease her debility md Gbrilr Loh,i In, ,hr,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-19

W. n" authorized loounounce Tun'Ma K Corrr
HEy az a cauIdalc for the office Of Justice oTtlc
HcIce IN Ottawa Precinct.
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-NEDStSS 81 CiS, ENgEgst'S. ~ u.
Gus. very low. by 'nvi. NATTrN3rR.
all

r Nd ,cc ! G Na,uus,r, Weir and Cheap Gg9}s,
Is before they ARE al sold .mylI
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New Goods at LockWoods !

New Goods at LockWoods !
HNIIE subscriber has just received, drcc, from
4 New York, a choice stock OF Dry Goods,
~ Bo,ts, Shoes, comets, Hats, Groceries, &c
Ia which he invites the attention of his friends and
the public. Ills stock embraces,
80 pieces Merrimac and other prints,
20 " blue and orange
~ " Garl-ion Gmghams,
- " Mous-de LANES, choice styles.
- " FiGd Lawn,
800 " Bonnet, cap, satin, and tal.ea riJboH
10 summer lnnres.
20 " Barred and striped cambria,
200 Bounct-, new style, and all prices.
20 doz Leghogn and palm leat hats.
% " Artcials and wreaths.
% pieces Kentucky Jeans.
- Co'tonatr, d.ll, &r..
A beautiful assortment Of Ladies Caters and
hi Caters, slips, bootces, sc.
Carpets,
800 Bcra4c and Victoria Shaw's silks drc-s, lks,
y cravat- blk lw'arc awaits. superior quality
- Bonnet silks. besides host oiouler goods al Vi
which viii be sold cheap for cash,
hy an27 .G1uv 'orr o-.0'.
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Glcon's Corner.

Tor purity. mildness, and rhorouchn-ss. Scars
= Oplmen, exces! and is rapidly supencding M
other Ointmens and Linimens now in use ior Ito
following diseases:
Fresh wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone. Wind
gals, Poll Evil, Callus, Spavius, Sweeney.
Fisiula, Si'faS,, Strains, Lsmeness, Sand
Cracks, Founderoh Feet, Scratched OF
Nance and Horn Distemper.
Tie P5rdrr will remove all infamst.0n and s.
yor, purify The blood. loo-eA the skin, cleanse the
water and strengthen every part oi the body nrd
ha- proved sovereign remedy for the following d.
senses:
Distemnrr, Hide Bound. Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strsiniag, Yellow Water, Iuilama-
ton of the Eyes, Fatigue from hard exsr-
else: also, Rhurmstism, Commonly called
"S,iif complaint,'0 which proves so fatal to
many valuable horses in this country. Its
also a safe and certain remedy for oongh.
aud colds, which generate so many fatal
diseases. W. 3, SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 20, Lake st Chicago; All All
nearly every town in the western states
Too raaci clrno,hc oadinr 70. Of slo.ns fior-o
veicines Our friends. rci7hhors nnd tcqsintnn-
who have used thenl testify their oppro baton in
~ ordinary terms. md recommend them with con-
4 fi.ncc Curcs, almost mLacn'ors have tesn ,iifr-
/ ted by this medicine. every disease which he
Of Soans .,et'cnes. TRY TIEN and 'es' FOR
yoursc.flheir efficacy Ia Oog7n, Kay 5th lsas
Eoii'r Saab. Bic
n W. Z ero,"-Eeqr Sr-l-o7; month - 4.
p Toylo-, ofGophcr Hill, lndnna Ind horschad-
" bitten on the nose hy Rationale. Some ten
hours after, snw tee horse, his hecl was remnrko-
ly swollen, Immediately applied your ointment
freely, a.d we were a=;7rishcd At de prompt relief
Z. -. IL, -I
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EnnCjCS.

= TEGL. Beads, rings, clasps, purse sl.k, worst
SsiA el patterns, travelling ~nck ieuknNc~, Tuck ,
- side, Rcdduc, and ivory Combs or ,llc cheap
{ my a j. &, NArryGCRS,
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4 FIRST ratcarDcleofs ' Lou7 Sgep on1 Can
y dies on hand at Dec ~ MAaUts,
cuGAR and No1ss,s. old md new crop, for -olc
y WHOLESALE and retail BY dec l,4' MAouL.
TEAS ofall qualities and pr.cesat MAemLs
A GOOD assortment Of smoking oD6 cheering
y Toj5cco for sale by dec l., fS MAGuL
IgTALL p1porin 81. varieties; also transparent and
w paper window curtains ot dnc1.45 NogRs
fnnAA BUSHELS of whoot wanted, fo. which
ASiJIJ the highest market price III co.h y.., be
paIhy December |, i9i'. Nog'.
ANY a,noaatofCorn. Oats. Po'7'ors, Ba''or Bees
"a wry. and all o'hrrnrac.e4 raised by tlr nucrs
wanted by December !, 1873. -H"f't
FINED, of Hroai Cloths ~ 81 - AMI ap-
y wam-may be found at oc27 MhGltLs.
Shccps Grcys at scots. per yard.
- md first rate article Also, lots o. oth"r hca-
w E,oIsnt corresponding rates ut hA,mL's.
my anon, Of roqly made Ci1fhfnz.-Con,r
Vests, Pants. ana D-aw"rs At 'p2U NAIHLs.
4 SPLENDID assortment Of t'racras, Dea,n-
u and other wooden Dies Goods uay hr N1. rt
reduced rates Mt oct21 NAGUL S.
OTIS oGPnat>atprc.. from to- % ceu's per
yurI,ai oc,27 MmmLs.
4 FIRST rate article of DarJ Curau, rrv be
y Gmim Nov 1913 M.GuEs.
2 OTIS ofrc,lon. wholesale and retail ~
Nov 10, 1873. NAgris.
hFINE as.o--mou, Of Tubs, Pail, Bowl sn.rr
u Eoy"-. ani other wooden ware lu-t received by
Nov. 10, 1913. 10 hA'''A.
FINE 10, ordoortrmni01s. uncm. hoaHt'ana-
Al Us. Seat Nov l0,n' NA9L.'.
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Convention ndjoured yesterday at
IL % lock, to rrasscmble at Phila-
delphia, the first Monday of April
next, with recommendation that the
Memphis convention do the same.
Senator Benton addressed the ci,i.
zens yesterday afternoon, Judge
Berch, Judge Green, and others in
the evening.
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THE VEGETABLE
uIsn onaTy I5aIs@E2l.

CoHy"rViion, .NHma, FieUriSy,
PdhtiSic, SPHiHg Y5hood, hoop-
ng Co"gh, CoughS, Rronch lis u Il
P"lm,aary GGeccii,ns If crery
hHd.
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Gr nd Ucinm, pIuusl..

\ FINE 'oa, of Family G,oc,rc, Mt 'nw prices,
p M rmv n NrTrv.rr'.
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t.a,!ic~ /!


pHlNIN aud Domestic Goods We hay, M. ed
\ una room over our store toy ,hr snl, of ,utuf.
and domestic good, and will olar the lnre az.
ormrut IN town at prices that canthc h.u.
Aprl e. l1l9. RyASE sAvqgR.
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! Good Assortment of
.JUSi RGcCiYca,

4 FULL supply Of prv G0ods Gror.ries,
q OyroDur1ro. Egri ARE, &c. which wi.l
L q ItgNcamgcd .uw Tor cash or produce.
Ottawa. my ~ Dow & NNITn
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OgrswA TAYSEGsY

/ ; now lutI.I operation, where c1 ~ Gtl time, Is
paid for nll kind of hide, and Skins, Plaster
ur hair on hand AMI t,rsaIr nj the '1nY nv orotuy
Shoe am leather store mis- i'u llN-rflL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-19

S}lLLtR'S water proof MI NirtiaE,c prime
VI article for preserving !.7athcrunI po.ing1.gr
wntrr, for sale arthc Shoe store C W ilA.EIJI.
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y" = 'ddEcrs md i;HrIcs> 1'nI,CrS
ficCn ymur Zoe. by.

"A boz, OAK tanned ,hcrp>i,iu-, r~im" article,
- lu~, finished at tine Tanuay anil for ,1Ir iy
nur!i HASKELL.
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UnotS .lpd shoe.
Tor California.

i0G PAIR California Boots Just raia and war
LVO ranirdhy trblj I'm N1sIcN
OON SHEEP ral,- wanted NTH, highest ur-
JJJ ces IN CGshty mo W. IlA.EElL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
LATER FROM THE IsrHmUs.



The steamship Falcon, Capt THOMPSON, from
Chagres LIST met and Havana evening Of the sth, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon On her passage out
she reached Chsgres 9Th u in 81 days from Ne"-or
leans Her passengers landed in the boats OF the
place and found immediate conveyance to Gorgona
where they would detained for mules TO take them
TO Panama
The steamer California bad not arrived at Pansms on
the evening Of the 30ih Ten schooHos ere al PaRdmd
taking in passengers for San Francisco
The health Of the passengers On the sihmu' was gen.
orally good.
The schooner Sarah Ana, from Belize, Honduras, ar
rived At Chsgres on the 3st u with passengers from
the .,eamer Ga!resox of New-Oresns, which had put
into that port to repair
The Royal Mall Steamer MsSray left Chsgrss on
the 3lst ult for England with the mails and large
amount Of bullion and specie.
Thirty miles from Chsgres she met the steamer Mara
Burt for Chagres-
The Falcon touched at Porto Bello on her return
where the Company have secured place for dePo'
for coal SC for their ships the hsrbor and entrance
| to it, 10 OF the safest kind
We are indebted to Cspi Thompson and our friends
of the Faro Iadasria de Ia Habdnd for files Of thei'
| paper to the It'll inst