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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Rheumatism. .

his Sarsaparilla is used with the most per s.,ere Of chronic. The astonishing cures it ha s performed are indeed wonderful. Other remcs dies sometimes glve temporary relief: his en- ilrely eradicates 1t from the system, even when the limbs and bones are dreadfully swollen.
 95- Hear MT. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and most respectable lawyefsin Hartford. Ct The following is an extract of aletter received from him:
 pr Townsend-I have used one bottle of your Sarsaparilla, and find it is excellentin it's effects upon chronic rheumatic pain to which am subject, from an injury ccasioned several years aqo in public stage. Please send me two bot. ties to the care of Dr Seymour. have con: yersed with two ot ourprincipal physicians, and recommend your Sarsaparilla ,,~
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

having expired. ll becomes necessary that All AeeaaH.s with sald AFm shall be adjusted wllh. out aelsy.
 1l' The GOODS 0n hsad, ,(many Ol which were purchased dNsIng the lAsl week ln New fesh1wtll be sold loW iaF CASH OV Produce LlehAsla, Msy i0, l6a0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
IMPORTANT
To owners of Horses or Cattle

DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cure and Uni> versal Condition Medicine, is universally ad- mitted to be sure specific in the following diseases in HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses Heaves, Coughs, Colds, GlandeEs, Horse-Dis- temper, Hide.bound, Worms, Bolts, Scurvy and Scab: In Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss of Cud, Horn-distemper, Black Tongue, Colds. Coughs, sc. On trial these powders will be found to be the best renovating medicine ex- l tant for all herbiverous animals, as they ope rate directly Gin smaller doses) upon the score. tive glands and humors of the blood and when horses and cattle are dull and stupid. and the hair presents rough and staring appearance, or while they are changing their coat-at such times few doses will be found indispensably necessary to bring them into proper condition.
 D1-Gve the article trial, and it will recon. mend itself.
 DiIlow's Green Ointment,
 For Founder, Scratches, Mange or Scab. Diseases of the Feet. Saddle and Harness Calls Swelled Legs and Grease, and for all cases where healing Ointment is needed.
 To the Farmer. Daryman, Wool Grower and Groom this Ointment is an indispensable arti- cle-in proof of which numerous certificates of its efficancy could be given hut it is not ne- cessary, as it will stand entirely on its own merits.
 Oo.For certificates and particulars, see cir culars left with agents. 20
 FORD & GRANT, Sole Proprietors, Alba ny, N. Y. Price g cents per package.
 WHOLESALE AGENTs,-B A Fahnastock & Co 49 John ct. New York, and Ruel & Cutler, 54 Chatham st. Boston.
 AGENTS --Ltchfeld, J. G. Beckwith, Jr. Canaan, G Humphrey, Falls Village, Belden & Miner, West Cornwall, Pratt & Foster, Corn wall, F W Pierce, Kent, J w Ingersoll, South Kent, Parton & Segar, Gaylerd's Bridge, John Gaylord, New Milford. F Boardman, New P, es- ton, D Tomlinson and Morehouse & Grannss. Bantam Falls,P Parkhurst, Goshen, A Miles & Son, Norfolk, Mills & Co.,, Colebrook, F. Car ringion, Winsted, s w Coe, East Village (Win- sted) Clark Gilbert & Co.,, E. Colebrook. Union Chair Co.,, Hitchcockville, Alvord, Pleasant Valley, s Williams, New Hartford, Alvord & Brothers, New Hartford Centre, John F Hen- derson. Bakersvlle. A Baker. Torringford, N. Smith, Wolccttville, W M Hungerford, Mil. tom Welch & Kilbourn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Hartford, March 18th, 1845.
FILES. PILES. PILES.

FILES, FILES, PILES. cessful in curing thisdstressing complaint, than for diseases of the Blood, Dyspepsia, Rheuma tism, and Nervous Debility.
 Principal Office, l26, Fulton street, New York. For sale by the principal Druggists throughout the United States. West Indies and Canada.
 None genuine unless put up insquare bottles which contain end sIgHsS with nnd the h;s S1 For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. ield end hvTerry and Porter. PlymoHth
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
HAY

HAY. A FEW TONS ef an excellent quality, "A for sale.
 Apply to OLIVER GOODWIN, or in hls absence, Mr. pMtLANpER CULVER. LIIchAsld, April 10, lelv, 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Monday, the l6th of April, a BRANCH of his Bridgeport LADIES' EM-
 FORUM,

 where he will keep constantly on hand large assortment of articles, expressly for the Ladies, consisting of rich Lace and Muslin Cares, Col lars, Embroidered Revere, Hem-stitched and plain Handkerchiefs Chimmettes. Cuffs, Un~ dcu sleeves, wide and narrow Thread Laces in great variety, Swiss and Cambric Edging'
 ALSO-Insertlng. Book and Swiss Muslin, Black and White Lace Veits, Gauge and Fancy Veils, Green Berage, White and Colered Tarl~ aton Lii ses. Laces, Grapes, Illusion Tabs, Flow CTS, Gloves, Capes, Collaretts, Cravats. Infants Caps and Waists. Ribbon Chaps, Frinses; and grea: variety of articles that will be sold as low as they can be had in the State.
 ALSO-A splendid assortment of Ladies' Misses and ChIldren's HATS, Ribbons, Dress Caps in great variety--Plain and Mourning do. N. B.-8onnets cleaned and pressed.
 J. B. RENSHAW,
 51 No. IT State St. Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
wADI D.
Spring Goods at the
 BEE HIVE.

Going! Going!! Going!!! NOV is your time to buy cheap!! i V Goods, New and Old, fine assortment. Broadclolhs and Cassimeres of many styles and qualities. Flannels, Alpaccas, Mouseline de Laines. Shawls, &c.. of all kinds. Mourning and Fancy Prints, Ginghams, Muslins. Muslin Ginghams, Lawns, Barreges, Cam> brics, &c., of all colors. qualities and prices. Dress Silks, Silk Fringes, Silk, Linen and c. Laces and Edgings. Hdkfs., Gloves, Hosiery and Threads. Brown and Bleached Cotton Sheeting and Shrtings, Linens, Diapers, Crash. Paper Hangings, Boots, Caps, Sc. Ladies' and Children.s Shoes, a variety.
 ALSO Nails, Hardware, Groceries, Crockery and almost every thing asked for of quail
 ity and prices to suit customers. % Please call and see it the half has been told you.
 H ALSO, 2,OOO Hayden's Weather Bricks.
 SILAs N. BRONSON, Agent.
 South of the Post Office. Litchfeld, April lllh, lS49. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE
Most IiOrrid ScrOfulas

that ever has been cured since the world was created and this was cured by TEN TIMES LESS of Brants Purifier, and at LESS CosT than ever case hay as MUCH Sarsaparila For full particulars, Pamphlet
 Mr. Haskin states that he had been confined to his bed One Year. and not expected to live tUenty o
 hours longer, when he commenced using the PurifeT his neck was eaten nearly off from to hole eaten through the Windpipe-his ear nearly eaten out-the of a'n destroyedan Ulcer as large
 mans hand, had nearly eaten through his side-an
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
PURIFY! PURIFY!
For LIFE and HEALTH arc in the BLOOI

There is not of all the vailOus remedies purport ing be Purifiers of the blood that bsgins Co pOsssss as Much Purifying and Healing VirfSe as
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
To The Ladies'!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
 l the Ladies of New Milford and vicinity, that he has taken the Store at the head of Main street, lately occupied by A. B. MxGATT. and will open vA
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
Chronic Rheumat tisr1.

Capt. Ezra Knasp, 37 Willow street Brooklyn N. Y. had Rhermoism for 30 years he used Brants Medicine which effected Numerous other cases of receIi and long standing, have been ettectualy cured
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
BRIDEGROOM AND NEW YORK

Leave Bridgeport at 93O A M 1.3O M and 4.3O M. Leave New York at 7.l5 A MsA M and M. The o'clock M Train FROM New York connects with the Housatonic thro' train, and the o'clock M Train FROM New York connects with the New Milford Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA. &t.

Byron, Geaesee O., N Y, October 19, ls47. MESSRS. M. T. WALLACE 6 CO.,: Some time fast winter my wife became facilitated from the could not lift her child perform any household labor Her medical treatment was varied according to the ad' vice and prescriptions of the most eminent physicians; until our skill exhausted in useless efforts She became so very skeleton that at the time she com fnenced taking your Pulmonary Basam she weighed no taken four 5ofes she became perfectly we'll The cure Is so perfect that she is enabled to do all necessary household work, and gained thirty pounds of flesh Tn four weeks. We you we can attribute her cure to nothing but Brants Basam. and cheerfuhy recon mend its to all laborng under any similar aaiicon
 Yours truly, c. B. GALENT1NE: E. s. TERRY, Esq, of Byron wrote us at the saine time that Mr. Galentine named above wrote saying that he was personally acquainted with Mir and Mrs Galen- tne and that the above came under his own ob- servation. He further adds that he is acquainted with
 A Dozen Other Cures of various diseases, which were effected by BTa"Ss k.d;n Ad;n
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
FEVER-SORE CURED.

tian church. Adams Basin, Monroe Co, N. Y., wrote as follows have just received letter from Mir. Channey Dunning relative to the of his Feversore You may depend what 1t states for he is Christian and elder in the church. Some years since he had to have of his legs cut o to save his fe in consequence of Feversore. The other leg being now affected, and about to be amputated, recommended Brant's Medicine-READ THE RESULT. He says, II havc used only THREE BOTTLES of BRAN17S MEDI- CINE-I placed HOPE from your recommendation n fhGt Medicine and say, that with the blessing of God, t has eGseted a cure o my leg" See Pamph, lets, for full particulars,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
NTercurial DiseaGes.

There is another class of diseases winch bNANI from the system, WITHoUT ANY FAILURE
 This class of diseases when they become eOnstGcnal are usually called MereiaL because some physieian helieve such cannot be cured without the of cury We will not the disease, because from thii description 1t will be understood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14

hv.For Sale by A. c. smith, Litch6elas wlsoleaale and retail Crow 6 Jswett, New Hartford, LalhrOp q Bradley, WOlcoatville |, A Miles < Son. Goshen Gregory k PieEcae Cornwall Bridge R. 3. Mitchell, Lakevill0. W. c. Bristol WOodbury; Pratt G Tester, West Cornwall, E. s. WeodG6Fd, " lnsted Hiram Perkins, do 3. S. Preston, RoxbuFy. e. ". Whitllesey. New Milford. E. c Law@ renee Norfolk John Franklin. Canaan, c. '. PsckEllswoElh White & Cole, sharon w aF. Ven &Newtou Manufacturing Co. WateEtOwr.
 AllOfders must be directed tO
 WALLACE ( CO, BsOOklyn,N. '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
CAUTION!

Whereas. large quaafities of CounteE3eit BRANT"S INDIAN MEDICINES have been seft into severul States for sale since the lst of December le47-and whereas, have heard of the counterfeit andsalso have it in the stores and places of business of ma. ny persons who were the agents of JOHN A. CLUss1aA of 66 Cedar st. New York-and whereas the counterfeit nearly resembles the genuine in all its erternsl ap. pearances that it Is liable to deceive any person who s not familiar with the marks of distnc0n TReyefoye, there is now NO CERTAINTY that any bottle containc genuine Brants Medicines unless 1t be such as hes the ssrittsa signature of M T. WALLACE & CO siRned ksss nofs the outside label of each bottle-whA note reads thus, viz.:
 We hereby ProSsiss (Oy vslGs ysesivsd to psy Co s s.arsr 1srscl One Cent, sa dszan6 q O.r MlDleInI Brooklyn, April !, le4S. M T WALLACE co.
 (signed with WrSttes sigMsfurs)
 Said clsssmss formerly acted e gsnsysI aSsHt ie tho distribution and sale of Braats Ms1icRss and from February to December le47. his agents were snppie4 with genuine Medicinesi but since December T. le4x his agents have been mostly supplied with spsyieag medlclnes eald ClssszsaR E not now cur agcnt ana 70 do not faFnish him with gay Mediolnes. We aEo the prepretogs and eRlr peEseas @Ao esa ana@s tA9 wpa,sine RYamfa Ma&ioaRae.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-14
LIVER CONPLATNT.

Doct. Nath0n Hubbard, of Stamford, Conn, one ol the oldest and most respectable physicians was afflicted with Liver Complaint many years and was perfectly cured by using Branfs Purifying Ertroct. We could name hundreds of other cases, also cured.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
T. D. MfIIFR
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NEW NORk .rrFfInH tuTNr-tIefNs DOW NlN
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
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H.vf, vs. yo1-. N-s Of-a1..
Domestic Pcrts.
BOSTON, PEI l7tr tars L--ri3s. J05aa .Or.sn'; l-
pby Porfngtoa Gv.s Na5,. Pror. snyrn,
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NEw LONDON. F-s io.r -,br, Hsrrst SAITH smith Syo-.
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NEW BEDFORD. Fes i4-ca sebr John Ayns Bo-p-l, sar
IAKPAgLIS COVE F.s .i--Ia pat srs Fssl. salaasr r
NFy HAyEs fes is-:'. 5rs Watson. wAa,,,sy. wIas-,
Nhalers.
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600 DO = b..
A. Lah.ios or 81 D-o-o s-el S-- to-s.- OIL 1rs,ovu
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F.bs. Ista'. org -' s-s su.,- fr V.a. 'or Baltimore
N1dsi. y Iong ~ u I7 veto r NIors for Cf'lrrs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
RROOkLYN

Covn- oF OyKR AND TENNi>ER-The criminal susi-
ccmm~ned yesterday earnest Tie Cart opened Iur
ncci- fu assault ans bat
~hh guuiy. ssp-red
jams SaEhes Indicted sor oet.uias
der false frso- Of the u tsChsfrc
on cods ..JcAu osr- ste f-sed noi guaiy to ehs.-
VI dlesA Ward esys IT,
Plea plead tait
9ohssoa uue sa oi and bs,,,rs seu--t hsfa
the County Jail 10 John Ccnue
Of sssii anc tste orard Jurs th-u came n'o Court
str indictments ans returned O. auh the
keary ia3et tHesec rhs.rs
srsnt srra.i plead sl t~o 81 e
fs~
Of H-ars plead to coruts er oufs st If acer
l.cot ,se~i tt- hsr
burt saoi ~hct br esf
sa Al saa W lem. ,h.n tnousl into
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PLEADED Say Nsu Nre pleaded nt galN g. fhsrsv w
xsus NShnsh fss.so pleaded fu, " scAtrs- II na
ls .Chistsn ~ r pleaded Otrrce no C.
neut IN eorxs IN t,c ~ ieerc Jhsnnt stu sss luhsn
kaa ss-d cf fsnd fc-N snS p-sses
etsoser Nsis coo--i th-r pst 1ron o..
hsi res-gsi ~Rh hsas he TIE iSh Of No,eaee
JAn nonn~ls
the Ju oclss the the
bed MT AnC~n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
- UNITED -TA1F- nlIL

isIl -S--tzz-=z- UNITED -TATE- NAIL
eTX ~ .S51s, LINE FOR BOSTON. "a NOR
WiCH and WORCESTER without
clsngs of cars or saggage, without crosslng az
lerry Passengers taking he HOr~oh (or Alyus
folnLl are i1slr-c their seas Ihfough Eo.lo1-ts
being ne olly inland r1g.e a c0mmun through by
seauboai All rzrozd Fass@nsens ~ ihis are &C
cumpzaied tlrJlgh hy hr conductor of no train, Who
VII tsge psfucuiI charge ~ th-.r baggage, sud viii
Otherwise give his attention ~ teI and c0nfou
Ts lne caves sos-h sds u Pier No Sorh R. sef loot
" Battery pace) daily. A. O'Clock, NJ (Sgn6sy, II.
cep,eoI zs fo4Ows WOhCESIEh. CapI J W VI
lzus, will elve New fOfk Tue-1zy. Thurs1ay .rt s.i
grday. CLEOPATRA. Capt p d RoaiA " Il lssy- .sv.
lork N lr1ay, N-dn-sdsy snt frcay FreiRhl sgr Be.
lon tsE-n 81 As NV rats ~ 1ler ise .nd f,r
Usrcec win petition. FJr frezhl OF cs.ssge
.ppy "a bosri or a. NE oce ne sids Of Pier
No h1rtl River. an
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
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WILL BE PUBLISHED

" I'D EL PUHIIoALD
an WEDNESDAY, lie lsih-HOW TO BE HAFI i,
~ sdmO1iiofy esssy for general ana family peTssai
Ne a. some tine rlssfers nf f.-r .ts
TH- auf. sear R-Hfas. NJ our stsrs
bot ree. ftaf unferlnEs'
By CULvFswFli, d, su' hof Of " v nsi to E,i'
Drilk And Ayoi Nearly 9' psFcs u original ana mend
~ readers of ~ ether aud c every
csss u society. from fhe s ont 20 me n1mb-hs hearty
ald robust 10 the f-ebe s1d weat-the ibcnghueis tf
ghiheertsd II Tho hypochDl sea- And niccious-n-
sifucirg them Hos 10 he Espoy. The sm q tnis nne
work convey T. % res1 IN or not given ''
thi1s 9E Dhys oog c.i snd 9hofophcs matters polu
iar undefesr1s u tne lava " the economy N huuHn
NE, mini BODY md Circumstances cOrcueive To-
Longevity, Health sUd Hsppinos. Il 'irg cOlt-n1sd
that general ignO snre owe 80 he's n, ADJ .for
genera. ob.tpGcy ssd mi.msns sreni We are unhappy
degrs.stc.
inf ttDNNW j. 2 RFpFIFLD, CHuio7 H-i-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14

sssz FOR sstt-Tts proreriy on TIE roffl-o lsi c.r
81 ~ Avenue sno Eishty-iIurhs cont.irng r m
- 5 to n Lot o. the prem IS are yelling h1nf-
and carriage house With of-r improv-r-na ard r. 70 Of
chlc. secc iors Tie buiorss srt cfc-s arc h ies
materials snd ih0r ugh -nshp 5ut by ts ta-. for
c-sh TIE above ,bly fiusec oc tsh .fcuro IN ~
xreeni ne'shbOfhJyd, 0pp ste ne cturtly .esi N
Nh o. "a snd ding 4Do1 gie1s o. o. East tlo
Harlem Rives Benz n r-p-ir and rec from every
f1cuwtrsrc- lbs properly l. deemc wOrhy the stsuion
0f gentlemen cesi -glet fence s-oIl distance
crlt Of tpvr Please .rclir~ N the rreui.rs n n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
COPARTNERSHP.

f;'us Fian oh hEN ,Efr ROGERS s this osy
dissolved ty IL eTn iin son; ,le tus. OF The hrn
i De saigi-3 hy JOSIAH Johnson who dulv sutton
iz-- ~ lie nEn- II h- hnr f'f i.st pgffoss
SpLtiN NtN > BENNETT. Is hs Ast-ruey.
JOSIAH JOHNSON.
sFtL RUGkis.
~ Yo-k Feb i1 lssa
sULLiNANs = Bennett tss this isv ocsied wh
himself BENZ q WILDER snd JOSIAH JOHNSON. and
VII cs-'' &c IN hu.il.ss ~ menufsS seilng
rsnsfo,i-s I i5s fuon-st under the hfm VI BENNETT
WILDER
SULLIVAN l. BENNETT, sy ts Attorney.
JOSIAH JOHNSON
WILDER
JOSIAH JOHNSON
ora F@h. Is. r1frf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
PHvSIoGrCDTv.

PHvSIOG cCDTv.
4" o vBd srrie power lh- giiti- pie us,
To see oursel5 be Others roe usi
!; W-1 frsc mony a under free us
And 100 iih rOlon ,"
lust PijEi iSEEO-" Oui .ine. - Now System G.
- JFnysiornony" with RIO ,hsn 100 ergravngs, ncica
log the signs ci the meuisl fscu! les Ry j W
Rsdhed. MD. Pi,e % oeas Puhishei end for sale
wholesale and retail. by J REDFiELD,
40 GtDAW Clinton Han
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
ANNuALs sND ILLUSTRATED WORKS

ArNUALs md ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
y.TOMEN or THE BIBLE
w Womt- 81 ne scriptures
Rasd's American Fems'e Poets
HefOiure Of Snsfsp-afe
Chgr.clerstirs oi Women
I.sv. ~ Inc W~.tarn a ord
l.stCsts of Memory.
Eoos ~ Pears.
G-n Of n- se.-B7
Gallery of N-FZorr.s
|Icsf = Waseaeld--i 1suafeG eoIlou.
Paul s1o Nirg.ui-- 10 10.
g~ners ss.oriI % Anrr. Poeiical WORKS, &c &c
tsndsomev bonrc. For sac bv
fSu sARE - NgWHAS 4 co iss 5ros5<sy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
l,OK CALIi1,.KNlA.
FoR CALIFORNIA

->fSse. Pa IFlC Wall SrEt N-HIp COW.
S.ks.ssss, PANY TN. ~ Wall ,TEAMpACKErs
The CALiFORNlA.Of lOl0tons Capt Glove
land Forbes the PANAMA. Of l87 tons Capt ~ lam
stcnt- h- OREGON Of lo}9 tons. Capt K bert Pear
th-i thr Pacific, intended leave
Panama or plls ll Central Amrrcs, Mexico aIi Csfr-
oiows PEE frt on the 5ih OF Jsnlsry the second
The i5h Fehsrv. the hirt on The D. % March An
experienced surgeon vii arcuu psny each shp Pssse-
gers IN he after cabins furnished bedding hu wines
s1d cuors ard will be- allowed space fOr personal bag.
gsrs free the Of 3o lbs weight Freight
I'D AL other goods s5o per 'n ani per cert on
specie. Pscksge. should not exceed 80 0s wegh.-for
mule csr-isEe
hs.ssf- rnrl Parsm1 % fisssn rnors
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
EXPRESS LINE FOR CHAGREs

- on SATURDAY. the I'M The new fssiaiI-
e-ri0g, ropp-rfssiensd ard copperb TONED brit
OsCEOLA vi "a. 80 shove from Pier 10 Z P.
Ta.s company 70 ulder bonds 70 ss every saturday
For reis BE- or passage apply on board Or Nlter-st
I.flM- NAN NECHr.N \ %
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14

-. .HF NALTfB Bill z MINI FHVFtNI1
q. known the Mll GO - tbnr Uster County
- supplying Government ard other heavy con
with Hydraulic Cer1ert 10 offered FOR sae or %
There about % - snd lying - the
R0ndosi Creek, good wharf .iorel1usr brick MIL steam
gu- OfsiOr Sins t-n-m-rs and sou
meni and lime qusrries Toe works fnsk
ng loo bhs per day which can he mucn ressef in- To-
csou Tho terminus u the DeaWsre sd Hudson Ca
ude wster and but i've hours sail frnm ne city
renders Il desirable property Tor cenirsctors &c arse
smounl remain bond and mOdE age or nrs,-csss
ciiy property received IN evrhsnge
ia eodf GTLFAD A SMITH 81 Waist
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
pRINTING INk.-JoHN o. LIGhrBoDY 10 coo

DRlNTlNG INk.-JOHN q. LI6hrBODfb coo
SANITY nanuacsarng and has always band every de-
ePuoc Of Printing lnk from the finest Biact ard Color
p News nAs. which he warrants equal 10 any ever psru
incurred and q low prices be cold by rsS9a
nanufscrer Orders forwarded by steamsos; railroad
= any pan OF hs oeauSy BY addressing note 10 mo
x0seA.
H.s-fhls paper 10 printed win my Sews Ina also
gsei many ohcr newsrspss In Ills ely. Phlsdcphis $40
tp .Numcfe N-~ Orleans sr csh~r r't's sDd tcwrs "
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14

4 CVpAkTNkRSSi NOTICE GEO GkAS
y Mss tate Grsauis- psenl bss s.socisted viii
bin IN sasicess WALTER STEWART, usie LodsT a
Slewsrll The NaOcssle Boot sDd Shoe Bu.ness Will BE-
Continued Al hu sore sieg occupied by Grsruiss Pat
en ~ Msid-s~n-, eoa .clns tn hrs dsy % F-bru-
efy, isss, nuae- Tue nru of GRASSisS STEWART
k.brnArV =. lS44 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14

- FOR s&Lh OR To LET, f1r - term q years.
viii privilege Of purchase, fsu u s. acr-. shog =
niles from New ork. stuAe1 0u he q r a 10 Ros-
ton m- from hing.brds an hsf hours rde rom the
DepoS ~ uihsu.odss or Fordasm. snd less han th.i
from ih- N-wi ork .rd A bsny rosc There are tte
premises ccufors be c~eicE hCuss ard good barn L
is 'r1.-i Win srpe, sni chey r-es To one c-sr
Gus = couuy - improve % .1i his O~r taste r a,
lords peculiar scv.riss-s having tn- So for house
cofnm-rcing excessive ara prospect To prs
rczb- farmer . esIs valua5e, -very acre .
of Gu uvsiior, ara n-n cu vke1 vii yield zt1rtsniy
FOR farire' Particular. trcuife Of
lof .~eoc MORTIMER DENOTTE 80 Bros1wsv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-14
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