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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-04

Letters from California
to the 21st of May, have been received
in Washington city tlom distinguished
officer of the army. stationed on the Pa
cifc. The Republic says;
They represent the excess of goods
beyond the demand is great, that laborls
still scarce and high, and that four thou
sand persons who came from Sonora, ale
working the mines on the San Joachim
river. A rumor had reached California
that Congress had established territori-
al government, in an amendment 20 the
Civil and Diplomatic Bill Great en-
barrassment was apprehendsd in the civ
il affairs OF the territory il it should turn
out that the rumor was false, and that
Congress had failed TO legisatc on The
subiect.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-04

Mr.. John Mauldin of this county has
furnished us for publication with the fol-
lowing letter from his son, John Mauldin
Jr., written at Callao, when on his way to
Ca1ifor,ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
YIN. e. Arnold's

CELEBRATED WASHING MACHINE,
T INVENTED al Rochester, N, Y, 1914, and
l. are now manufactured in the most OF the
United States. (U- They do not fail to satisfy
all that become acquainted with them. They
are cheap, simple and duIable, ana do moi wear
Cloth, or hurt hooks and eyes, buttons, &C.,
will squeeze bed>quIt dry.
am making in some towns in this county,
and wish to sell the right TO make, to others.
l have sold the tight in Berkshire CO., Mass,
to individuals in different towns, who are suc-
cessful, and have made Il q lucrative business
for two years past { have liberty 10 refer Ia
several individuals, some Of whom have used
The machine three years past all OF whom will
extol them beyond my desc ription. I shall
add names as obtain ihrm, in different towns
that references may be nearer 10 new purchas.
er%
REFERENcEs-Berksh Co. Mass.-F. Ro.
binson, ESQ, w. C. PI0nken, Jason Clapp
Esq, Hon. II. Shaw. Sam'l. Farqs and Genel a
Judd.
Litchfeld Co.-Fitch Ferris, ESQ. Samne
Adams, Col Holcomb, Mason Peck, w. Hunt
Bradford Cole, Ju,ison St. john, Captain Weed
W H. Walton, president of the Iron Bank.
Horatio Ames, Plinney Foot, P X. klbourn
My residence at present, is Sharon, where
shall sell Territory and Machines.
8a- The Machine occupies but little room
and canbe used easy it has nc fault.
JOHN JUDD.
Sharon, Sept 25th, lS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
Iron Foundry
NJ a Q II Z N = S II or

II
THE Subscriber continues to execute all or
ders for castings at the shortest notice. His
list Of patterns is very full and complete con-
tainius ever, variety OF NH! Gearing, Water
Wheels, Iron Pulleys Of every diameter up 10 8
feet, face from 10 inches down to 2-small gears
OF every description and kind-plows and pillow
castings, wrought iron beam Flows, very SUI
perlor article-try them and see. Machinery
Castings of every description. Cart and Wagon
Boxes. Iron Fence, very handsome pattern for
door-ynrds - cutter and sleigh shoes - Oven
NOUNS, Kltlles, Fire Crates, &c. &c.
STOVES,
Or every variety and kind. cheaper than the
'heapest Rathbun's large Oven air tight the
American, National, Quincy and Ransom 8, air
tight; Cook stoves and furniture air tight par
lour Stoves, the handsomest patterns in the
1rket; Box stoves, Black Lead, stove pipe,
pliers, Tea Kit,les. &c.
MACHINERY
Built and repaired. Baldwin's improved broad
and narrow Woollen Gigs; Cot on Looms; Bald
wins improved premium Water Wheel Reeu-
ator, superior to any, other in the country, and
cheap; Turning Lathes; Straw Cutters, n au-
perIor article Baldwin patent premium Clover
Machine for cleaning clover seed.
9rParticular attention paid to making pattel ms
and ting up new machinery.
0rTwo kinds Of horse power for hrashine g.
saving wood-the most approved in the country.
Wonted-old cast iron.
H. BALDWIN
Washington, Aug. IS. nls
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
BY-LA W..

AT A TOWN MEETING OF the Town Of
Sharon, legally warned and held at the
Town Hall. NV. 18th, 1913.
TOfed, That 1.-THE owner nf any cattle, horse
mule, or geese, shall suffer the same at large
To go out Of his or her inclosurr, after the Isl,
day OF April 1919, such owner shall forfeit and
paw to any person who shall take up and i'm
pound the same, the sum of IS cents for each
head Of horses. CATTLE mules, and geese, for each
time they shall be so found let large out Of the
owners Enclosure and taken up. That it shall
be the duty Of the Haywards in their several
districts, and i, shall he lawful Tor any free
holder to imTnund any cattle. horse mule, or
geese SO found out "f its owners Enclosures and
at large, who, together with the pound keeper
shall regulate the proceedings, receive H..
compensation and have the same powers as are
granted in the statute laws of this State. cnti-
tied 'P"unds. "-Ptovided, that NO penalty he
incurred under this Bylaw, shall exceed the
sum Of three dollars; and the owner nr ow ncrs
ct >uebcatile, morse. mu!. o. geese so imYound.
ell, shalt not receive the same from the pound
until he shall have paid the person so impcur,i.
ing the same the amount ct fol Fixture. and Ia
the pound keeper his fees and expenses f,,
keeping said creatures as in other cases of crca
| lures imp"nnding, provided, that any perso,
being an inhahtant Of said town, ina, let on,
cow run at large on the highway and common
and not incur the aforesaid penalty npon get
| Ting permit of the select men of said town
therefore,
T0ted, That the aforesaid BYLAW be pub.
lished E the Lite hfield Enquirer.
true copy of the Record Certified bv
JAMES ORR, Town Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
Notice.

THE undersigned would respectfully aa-.
= nUaBce 10 his customers and the public
generally, Thai he continues in The LCoK
SELLING BUSINESS, al 1856 Nassau 81,
ITsbune Buildings, NEW YORK. where
he is prcplred 10 fill any orders IN bis line
with which he may lie entrusted, with the
same regularity and dispatch which. he
trusts has distinguished bis operations here.
tOfi'Ie.
Particular attention is paid 10 Snbscrip~
lions for Magazine s, or Other periodicals. or
serial works, which are forwarded 81. The
earliest mails. in the nealest and most se-
cuie manner, without injury 10 The engga-
Wings.
Book and heavy pamphlets sent by cx-
press, or as may be Otherwise ordered. Lo-
cal agents supplied on favorable terms.
WILLIAM PATTI ON.
15G Nassau street, .hlsc York. =.
September Alb. 1913. 1yl9
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
|. A. ANDRUS'
Improved Hydraulic Ram.

A PERFECTLY simple and effective machine
n for forcing Eortion of Spring or Brook
to any required elevation or distance, where q
proportionate tall can be obtained; and for the
purposes Of irrigating Lands, supplying DIV. IL
ings, Gardens. Farms, Factories, Villages, En.
gines, Rail- Dad Stations, s., with
RUNNING WATER.
The simplicity Of the operation, the effec-
tiveness and durability Of this machine-which
has been in successful use in England and
France for three foarths OF century, and more
recently in the United States-rendev i, most
important and valuable apparatus for forcing a
/ portion of a stream Of water 10 any elevation
proportional to the fall obtained, and to any
distance required. 1t is perfectly applicable
where one foot fall can he obtained. Vet the
greater the fall. the higher the water can be
raised; the quantity raised varying in proper
tion to the height with given fall.
The Machine reconstructed witha Regulator
which is a very decided improv; menl. aud by
means of which the same machine may be va
ried in capacity, and adapted to the quantity Of
water afforded at different seasons OF the wear.
The subscriber is manufacturing superior
article OF Machines, with all parts liable to rust
| Of brass, or other lncorrosive metal, and will
furnish the accompanying piues and put them
in operation. connected with Reservoirs, Baths
Fountains. sc Sc. when required
| LEAD PIPE AND PUMPS.
The subscriber continues to manufacture anG
put in operation. Lead Pipe for running water;
House and Factory Pumps for drawing wafer
from Wells, springs, Brooks, or Ciserns Barn
Yard Pumps. &c &c.
The subscriber offers the avails of twenty
years. experience, observation, and practice to
the public-confdent that he cat. execute all
orders he may be favored with, TO the entire
satisfaction of his employers.
Hundreds of references and certificates furn-
ished. it required.
G-orders respectfully solicited, and prompts
ly attended 10.
ALANSON ANDRIIS.
Canton Conn Aug. IS, 1915. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
Young Ladies' School.
Me,arw g.. Gould.

WILL give Lessons in the Elementary and
w higher anches Of English studies. in
the rules. Tythm and harmony Of versIiicaiion
In French. Italian. Latin and Greek. In Mu-
sic, he will insure 10 his pupils correct and
elegant performance on the Piano. provided
they are unweaTied in pTaeticiEg.
Terms, IS per quarter.
LItch6sld, New bA4D
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
DIR. TOWNsEND'S
SARSAPARILTA


THE MOST EXTRaORDJNARY MEDA
NV, CINE IN TIE WORLD!
ms E%t;acHs put up in Quart BOiIIcs. II is
TX tunes cheaper, plea samieT. and warranted
upefior 10 any sold. IL cures disease without
yomltIng, pnrglng. sickeaing, Oh debifiiaIing
he patient.
~, SREAT sPRIN7 AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
ne great Beauty and superiority nl this Eais
npariia over other medicine. is, whilstii rrads.
Gates disease, itinvigurafes the bodv i, is ora
OF the very best Spring and Summer Medicines
ever known. IL *oi only purifies the whole sys.
TEN and strerothen. the pc rson. htt IN efen1fa
new rch ard pure blood-a power possessed
ny no other medicine. And in this lies ,h1
grand secret Of its wonderful success. IL has
pcri"rmed. within the past two yenrs, more
than o,OOO cures Of severe cases OF disfasea-
a. least 3,OOO OF these were considefed incura.
BILE. More than
5000 cases of Chronic rheumatism:
1000 cases of Dyspeps,a
4oo E cases OF General Debility and Want Of
1000 cases of the different Female Com
plants;
0CO eases oI crofnla;
1880 cases Of the Liver Complaint:
$500 cases Of Disease OF the Kidneys and
Dropsy:
5000 cases Of CONSUMPTION:
and thousands of eases OF Disease of ,hs
Blood, viz: Ulcers, Ervsipelas, Sail Rhepm.
Pimples on the Face, &c. Be-; toreIher win
numerous eases OF Sick flea da che, Pain in the
SIDE and Chest. Spinal Affections. &c. &c.
This, we are aware. must appear incrs dhle
but we have letters from physicians and our
agents t:om o. parts vi the United States. in.
iYTming us OF extraordinary cures, r. Van
in Newark. New Jersey .informs us that he can
refer 10 more than l5O cases in Ihal place aiuna
There are thousands Of eases in the civ Of n
York, which we refer TO with pleasure. aud 10
men VI character: IL IS the best medicine fer
the prevention of disease known. Il undouht.
eddy saved the lives vi more than
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
The largest, best and Chea-
pest -
DICTIONARY,
in the English Language, is, comics,
sedlv,
w ER STER,2-

w f. b . i e RS
the entire tcOrk, Unabridged. tn volsGml
CrOcCn Qw0rtO, 1852 pages, with Portrait ol
the autho' Revised by Professor Goodrich, o.
Yale College. Price SC,
. The most COMPLETE. ACCURATE. and E
LIABLE Dictionary ct the Language" is the
recent Testimony given to this work by many
Presidents Of Colleges and other distinguish.
ed literary men Throughout the county.
Containing three times the amount of mat
ter Of any other English Dictionary COMPLIED
in this co1nlry, or any Arrangement ofsthis
work, yet.
"I Its definitions are models of condensation
and purity. The most complete work of The
kind that any nation can boast of."-Hon.
Wm. B. Calhoun
"Wo rejoice that it bids fair to become the
standard Dictionary TO be used by the sumner
ois millions Of people who are TO inhabit the
United es."-Signed By 1o4 members 81
Congress.
Published by G. g. C. MERRIAM, Spring.
field. Mass and for sale by all the Booksellers
August. 1873.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28

AT CHESHLRE. Stages IRON Waterbury
WolcotvilIe and Luchicld, connect with tho
Down Train at Ii 23m A. III. Returning IN
IN the arrival OF the Up Train at III SIN p. M.
At PL.4LTVLLE \ Stage from Bristol
connects with the morning Train tor New
Haven al 7 A. NJ. Returning a 5 P. NJ.
Also, from Lich6eld Plymouth Winstead,
New Hartford, Collinsvilie Unionvile anal
Farrnington. to connect with the II A. M.
Train to New Haven. Returning uron the ar
rival of the Train at about | . p. VI.
HENRY FARN4M b.
Superintendent
.We,c Haven. Oct 2sth. lS4S. ti-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
Travelling Agent w anted.

- o
a RESPECTABLE man, active, indnstri-
N Gus and possessed of some business cdu.
cation, Is wanted to solicit applications f'I
Health Insurance. A satisfactory bond L$50o]
will be required. TIE compensation will he
a commission on the amount Of pre- minms col.
lecied by the Agent. and il he possesses good
address and reasonable industry, his 'incotne
from the agency will not likely To fall short Of
5000 per snnum. His field of operations
would he in the vicinity in which this paper
is published, where he would be invested with
the sole Agency. Address by mail, the
Massachusetts, Health Insurance Office,
a Museum Building, fremont ST. Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
TO 1Foihers aud Mery;ed L,,.i;..

This Exiracf Of SavsaDarilln IN. hr<n ox
prcssIy prepared IN reference ta female com
nlainle. N.fcnale Mln, has reason 10 sunps se
than she IL approaching that cfniral ns,i..d.
the turn oi ite,' should ncgle ciio TAKE il, as il
an horrible discasesto which. q males are smb.
Get At this TIME Of life. This period NAV he
delayed for several years by using this med;.
cine. Nor is il less valuable far those v 10 are
approaching won,anhnod, as il is calculated IA
assist nature by qmckening the blood and i'm
migrating he system. Indeed, ,his me dicin,. ;.
Invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases 10
winch women are subject.
il braces the whole system, rcnews perma
nently the natural energies, bv removing The
impurities OF The body--nof SO fur stimula,ins
the system as 10 pronnce a subsequent feia IN.
ton, which is the case with medicines taken fuS
female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
N. York. march, ~. $50, Woos,er st.
Great Female .Ycet:c cine.

go" cure for incIpiem CONSERVATION.
pnrrenness, Leucorrhona. or Whites. ohsiruct.
ca or difficult Menstruation, incoRiinehce Of
ut'"eioF involuntary discourage ,iereei, and for
the general prosiratian ot the 81 sier-to mai.
ter whether the result Of an inhcle nj Causc or
causes, preduced By irreguarity Sickness or &C.
cidrnt. % - 49,
10 Nothing can he more Surprising that. It's
sons, all weakness and lassilntls, Irn,n iakil q
v, nj once become robust and full Df energy ji..
der its influence. 1t immediascly countcrn cts
the nerveicssness Of the female frame, whi.h
rs the great CO use ot baircnness.
| u will NOT he .evpuctet Of u.s. in cages Of so
dehcatta nature to exhihi, certifcafpe of nres
periormed; bat we can assure the afiile,eo thas
hundreds ~ cases have be en- repaired TO US -
several cases where IA miles have been witloat
valuable medicine, have en- ble s, with heal,Iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
BROKE INTO

1ncF7wz=arus1sS; THE enclosure OF the subscr i
Der, in June last, one red year.
bSAsW ling HEIFER, with a brown
ss4A.sA head. M ear marks discovered.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
JAMES DE FOREST.
Woodbury., Nov 10Th, le4S. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
FOR SALE

IOXl DI III
&HNM THE Dwelling House and eight
I!gss@ acres Of first quality Land, with
ssssE3 two good Barns, situated on the
aAekkssES road leading from WocottVille TO
Goshen, and within 50 rods Of the Railroad
Depot. The buildings are all In good repair
and every thing about the premises in good
order. The subscriber is about leaving the
place, and wishes to dispose of the above pre-
perty on favorable terms.
Three.fourlhs of the purchase can remain on
bond and mortgage on the premises. For fur
ther particulars inquire of Geo, d. Wadhams.
CHARLES COOPER.
Wclcoitvillr, Oct. II. 1913. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
Rhes.ual;afis,s..
ms Snrsn pnrilln n Laeh Mi.h m

his Snrsaparilla IL used with the most 1Af
c. uccessin kheuma.ie complaints :. h0eeva :
ere OF chronic. The as,amishine eures n hs /.
,eer.ormed ere indeed wonderful. Other re mo
Jles sometimes give temporary relief: his en-
the limbs and homes are dreaelully ~ ollen.
W Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one OF the oldest
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford. O.
The following is an extract Of alel,cr received
from him:
DR. Townsend-I have used one battle oe vony
Sarsapnr and lind il is IN ils eficc,
upon chronic rheumatic pain 10 which i I'M
subject. from injury o. casioned several years
ago in public stage. Piedse scasl me Two bofs
ties TO the care Of d. Seymour. have con.
veTsed with two OF ourpFincipal physicians, and
SETH TERRY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
BOOkbinlding.

~ EE.subscliber begs TO announce to the
K Literary and Reading community of Wa
,erbuiy, and the surrounding towns. academies,
etc tina, he has opened Book B,NDERY for
the binding Of Periodicals.. Law Books. Music,
and misce llaneous works, etc. He wilt furn.
ish any kind of binding, cheap for cash, and in
as good a style as can be bound elsewhere
Samples of different styles of binding may he
seen at the BindeIy, No. 3. Scoyill st. General
patronage solicited. A. BRAUNF ELS.
Waterbury, Sent 90, 1S4S. 2O-Gm
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
harliord. March l2.h, lsls.
PILES- PLIES. PILES

AAAA@CN AA$AS''s = $1,000
DR. TNwRsend's SsrsspaFilIS ID M less ste
cessfl in curing thisdsires4lAR Complaint, III 4
Tor diseases or the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuna
tism, and Nervous Debility.
PRINCIPAL Office, l26. Fulton street. News
York For sale by the principal Drneeiesa
throughout the Uniled States. West ladies ani
Canada.
None genuine unless put Up ineqnare hOtsIse
which contain Sasss sHS signed With .ks
name bl0saMiR the glaaa.
Or For Sale at the Drug Store IL Litg.s iisslA
and byTesry and Porter. Plymsash
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
STOWE GSpADL1lS IMEMT
AT
Re 0WCeO Prices.
GARWOOD SANFORD

HAVING made arrangements with ]. Car
H rington & Co. to prosecute the Stove
business in all lis branches at the old stand OF
the late Moses Morse, now offers to the public
q very extensive assortment Of Cook Stoves and
fixtures. A -grea' variety of pstterns, among
which are few tAthanors Improve II decidedly
the best large Cook stove now in use All kinds
Of Parlor stoves m hand or made to order, also
all kinds Sheet Iron, Upper, &. Tin work made
OF the best materials. Stove and fire Tea Ket-
ties, Dish Kettles, Stew-pans with covers, Spi-
ders. Basins, &c. &c. Stove bIackng, very
superior article all kinds OF House work done 10
order. Eave-trough from 10 to ~ 1-2 and con-
ductor 8 cts per foot. Please call and examine,
as we shall he pleased TO wait on all who maj
call for curiosity or purchase.
Lifchfeid, June 81. ls4S. GIN
San entire new pattern Of Cook and
Parior Stoves will be received in few day
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28

NDVI SIORD!
AT FALLS VILLAGE, opened on the
lst of October, 1s48, by H. N. LYMAN
and A. B. CHAPLIN, under the name
and firm of
Lyman g. CHI apin,
and they will sell all kinds of Goods cheap
FOR
READY PAY
in CASH, or Exchange for all kinds of
produce for what it is worth.
WANTED 500 pairs of Mems Mix'd
long and half wool HOSE Domestic
Flannel--Mix'd and White Wool Yarn.
FLOUR, by the load or barrel, for sale.
Oct.ls. 23tf
Young Ladies' School.
NT1HE Winter Term commences on the End
III Wednesday Of November.
u Terms.
Board ard Tuition 10 English branches,
$s7 so per term.
Music. &C, per quarter.
French, Latin l. Drawing, each. IS do
Day scholars in inc Ssnior department Si6
per term. do JunIoT do $12
or No scholar received for less than q
j. JoNE>, Principal
Ltch6eld, Oct. 26ih 1913. II24
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
LlTGHlTl!ELD
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LlTGMFlGIlD
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THIS Compan 5 ha sheen in opration Fifteen
l. Years ending July 3,ls4s, and haveissuee
1881 Policies.
Amount 9S. 'iO Off;.oper,in'a'sd during "a, -,
Amount Of property now insured 10 GA ,62l
The whole amount of cash premi-
ums paid into the Tssasury dn-
ring the time 70, $l2,4N.:6 l. 2
To interest Ieceivedon Loans l,ll9,t3
ls,ss3,9sl,2
Amount fPremiums no w charged
lec.ed it requited. 22,es2 1912
35s2t,75 :
The whole amount vf Lossse VI ich
have been paid 10, Sl0,65l,69
To amount OF expenses
paid to Agents. and
for lns plates, Books
Stationery &c is 2,6O9, 46
Present. capital or funds Of the Com. 22.667,Co
There is now no claims against the Comca-
ny for losses--and during the time il has been
in operation. there has not been any assessment
made on the charged premiums
The expense OF inshrancei in this COMPANY on
detached Dwelling Houses has been but CTS.
on the SlOO per annGm.
onto es's Of the COappnN1ay.
WILLIAM BEEBE, Pyesident,
OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer.
JASON WHITING. Secretarv.
Directors.
VIII IA NJ REEpL CTEpHEN nEMING
OLIVER GOODWIN D. c WHlTrLESEl
:. G BECKWIT1, | DAVID c. .SANFOR D
JASON WHITING. LEMAN w CUTLER
GEORGE c. WOODRUFF.
agents for the Company
Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David c Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller. Jr Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
WIN. M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner Salisbury.
John J; ~ 6 Sos'GT''' q Norfolk,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, TofrinCton,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber. Beihem,
Leman w Cutler. Wateriown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David c. Whitiiesy, New Preston,
George p. Tallmadge, Warren
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured
Gun Apply to either ofths Agents. or to the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Secre tary
L''rhfeld. Jnly 2. lS4S. lamly
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-28
JUST RECEIVED
LOOK OUT FOR THE CARS
rail- ROAD SYORD

L " l. N0AAz9 -MlMZAD
Goods at Low PRICES.
I USr received a fine assortment, Of GOODS,
y such as Alpaccas, Merinos, Orleans and
Paramettos, Mouseline Delanes. Broadcoths,
Cassimercs. Satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton Sheet
ings. Calicoes, French Ginghatns, Fringes.
Lates, SC, &.,-as good an assortment es can
be found in the Couaty Of Lich6eld, and will
only ask, that persons wanting. TO just call and
look at the Goods.-if not cheap. don't buy
them. WADHAMS.
Wolcottvilie, Sept 25,1slS. 90
~ ROCERIES.-Fresh Burnt Coffee
VI ground and unsround; Black and
Green Teas !; Crushed, Pulverized, Rectii>
ed and Brown Sugars; Pure ground Cina>
min, Pepper, Alspice, Mustard, Basins.
Nu'megs, No. Starch, Indigo, &c. &c, for
sale by G. ADAMS & Co
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
General Taylor is not Coming.

Gen. Taylor retreats! With a great
flourish OF trumpets, after repe lied adyes-
tisements and contradictions, it was pro-
claimed Il al he intended visiting the North.
He came to Baltimore, and while there
luxurio'ing on the good living Of happy
offs:e-holders, he suddenly took il into h,s
head, just as The election news from Penn
sslvania clme 10 h"ni, not TO re-vish tie
North. His j'urnev, twenty times an
non ce', is therefore, for The twentieth the,
conntermanded. 1t is just as we said.-
We said that General Taylor might fight
and defeat Mexico and the world IN aims;
but tina, he would retire Lolore the arous d
Indignation OLA great and ine ligepl peo-
pie. The hero who wt'l>luod the balls of
Mexico, fighting in JUL aud gloriors
cause, cannot make headwny against iii e
silent but resis!ess movement Of a greas
people, who feel that they have been de
ceivsd. 1t is best therefore, that Gener~v
Taylor should FALL BACK Phiid PeHs-
| SylraniaH.