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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
Why will you Suffer

WlTH, RI RfH4EyMArL>M, GOVT, NEI
Sc, When DR.. JACK>ON'S ME.SNiERlC
RHEUMATIC LtNlMF.NT is shure cure, a.
is fully provided by the HUNDREDS Of. certli'
Gates that have be. N received IRON those who
used il within the last few weeks, all of which
may be seen by calling at the Proprietor''s Of
fee, and poGilon Of tEep are published in
pamphlets. %hIah may be Lad, gratis Of The
| agents.
The proprietors challenge the VERDI to, pro.
ince lis equal for the cure OF all diseases for
which it is recomlnfndeda Pead. the tollow-
ing certificates:
Lntle Falls. New York, July l. III, lSaa.
Messrs Steele l. observation-disclosures. Web.
ster & Graves Of lthica, would like you to
forward case of Jackson's Rheumatic L'ni.
ment. Immediately by Express, as there are
several customers waiting to purchase.
Mr. - Agent for one OF our WOODEN
Factories, has had the Rhsumatism for sever
al years told him OF the many cures your
Imminent had performed land gave him the last
bottle had in my trunk. He tried it. and
experienced an Immediate sense Of relief. In
about an hour the pain again returned, and was
'ghin relieved BY applying the Liniment
same away the next morning, but Ihere are
several other persons al ithica. ffaclcd in the
came wa, who are waiting TO try it. and who
have no doubt will experience a similr re.
lief Ry attending promptly TO the abov you,
vii much obIidee, Your obdt. ervt.
Y II. Martin 4 Co. Prorrietor., successors 70
W. A. Steele Co. Pri, 50 cents
D. |, Martin and A. Hall travelling Agents
t'r New England Staies and. Nsw York.
IL have heen FIR several years troubled with
a tickling cough, which commenced the mo-
ment I lAy doyn al night, and robbed me t.
many hours cf sleep. Hearing OF the grea,
number of cures wrought wv DR.. Stones Ok.
ford, Diops. sent over TO Oxford and pure ha-
seda pint bottle of them. They have never
allied To cure me when attacked, and are SO
soothing TO the throat, thai their effect upon
my cough il immediate; would, not he with
nut thcn for any consideration. hare also
heard Of many other cases whele ihsy have Gu.
red the nest obstinate cough.
PETER HAIL. Wallingfnrd, CT.
The following certificate IS from one If the
first Merchants in the city of New York.
",HAving been afflicted al various times with
a Innst obstinate Diarrhoea, which all the re-
,nediesi Observation-Disclosures to check.
have experienced immediate reliei nv the
nse "f the "oxtoid Drops" NV complaint was
arrested. and Al the same time nv system re-
stored 10 a healihful and regular state bv this
invaluable medicine. ABIgAH FIsHrR,
2i Broad,st., New York
S.-This medicine il, q positive prevenle
we and the surest ere yet discovered for tn
Cholera. Price 81 Ia
| AGENrS--Drug store. Eitchfeld; Eli Cur,
rs. wNlerlown; P Il Skiluinre, Bethlem VIM
V Smedley. S"uth Farms.
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Geese Feathers

mHE Subscribers have made arrange
meats 10 Keep constant supply Of .
FIRST rate article of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-Selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, In packages Of from
20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish al all times
any quantity from 20io 1000 lbs. of a quail
ity they will warrant as good as the bes',
at as low prices as can b purchased Of
equal Quality in the State.
8. e. l. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS49.
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.B00TS,SNOHS,

! HE subscribcr has removed to he 4Ih huil6>
Hy inc West of the Court House, and would
N resncrtlully invite all ia want OF BOOTS,
SHOES and LFATH ER, to Gala exam
ine his Accompaniment. Ii is mostly new,
and selected with reference To the wants
add wishes Of cash pRrc hasrFS-eIRhEaeiR VA
riety Of sorts ami sizes, ongenouShf" r any man,
shnrt enough Tor any boy, fine enough f'r any
lady. cheap enough IOT q" Yb0dy. male Or female,
hand u fee.
2 A good assortment Of French caH. Goat
Skin. Kip Skin. Patent Leather, Morocco
&C.. from which work win be made TO
order at short notice, Repairing done Is
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK
LisckG field, June IA. q
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: E$TRAYEp.fsom lAe shb-.

--s.~er--,ssss e>*TRAYEQ, from the shb-
ESSsls.s9ias - scriher, on The 81 Of
2Y Oc.ober. 2 mich Cows, ooe
No. red, with bug horns: the
other light red with high horns. Who's
ever will give information wher. they can
Ae found shall bs generously rewarded by
the subscriber, -
Bethlenr. Oct. 10Th lS49. %5wI
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MAUGATUCK
RAIL ROAD.
SSMiaiA
80
G&SS :!

NNaOd after Oct. l0h a stage win leave
~ Li,chfieId. from the Mansion House dali
IS,Indays excemsdl Il = O'clock Is minutes
\, NJ and arrive at The Litchield Station in
ime to take tho Cats &c New Haven, Bridge
,ori and New York Returning on arrival Of
'ars from NV York, Bridgeport and New
Iav"n at Up, M. arriving at Li.ch6eld at S
?. NJ.
AH4-N1
stage will leave the Liichfield Station on ar
fiv,.i of the C,rs firm Wins,ed and Wolcott-
vile. arriving at Liich6eld 8. 80 a. NJ reiu,.
ling at 8 P. NJ in time to la&e the Cars for
Volcot,ville and Wlns,ed, and Stage 30 New
Hartford.
LOTT FENN. Proprietor.
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nN and ai,eF July LIST, Stages viii run from
~ Li,chf;eld 70 the tIoasaionic Railroad, as
follows, yz4 Stage will leave L'ch1rid TO. to,
FRIDAYS, al 7 o'clock. A. M, and arrive al
New Milford i" Iipr'o take the Passenger
Train for New York OF Albany.
Leave New Milford on Thursdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at o'clock. P, NJ. or on the
ar.iyal % the Passenger Train from New York
Another Sag. " <! leave West Cornwall for
E,itchhela on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 2ro'clock. p NJ or on The arrival Of
he Passenger Train from New York and re"
turn on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sa,qroSHs'
leaving LirhfeId a, = neiock. a. M thus
r,aking a dolly live from Ltchfeld to the
Hcusatonic Railroad
The Preparation of this line intends putting
on new Carriages. AID as usual good H"rsess
sna will cndeavor 10 merit liberal share Of
public patronage:
.We,i Cornwall, jane ~ 1919.
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There 10 smother class ct diseases which BRANTS'
PURIFYING EXTRACT Ps: ely e, E.' and :rss;esfss
This class Of Diseases when they bec0me cenststioas
are usually called Msrcsvisi because phyecians
believe such cannot be cured without the use Of meEs
curry We win not name tho disease because from this
ABSORPTION Il viii be yrsAe~stcOd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
Most TlOrrid ScrOfulas

that has been cured since the world was created;
and this was cured by TEN TImEs LESS of Brant's
Purifier, and at LESS CosT, than case half az
NucH Sarsapara. For full particulars see Pomphlef.
Mr.. Haskin states that he had been con fined to hia
he'd One Year, and NOT expected to ike tenfy four
hours loagers when he commenced using the Purifier
his neck was eaten nearly of from to cara hole
was eaten Through The Windpips-hs ear nearly eaten
out-the uso Of dessroy.dan Ulcer, large az
mans hand. had nearly eaten through hi. side and
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medicine possessed SO much virtue, anu nau
power to heal so many diseases. But since 1t is
well known that more than 20 900 persons have
been cured, our friends will begin TO realize the
truth of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago, viz: that there would not be family
in America who would live day without possess
ing box Of fMcALLlSTER'SAH AH Healing Oint-
,nent, if they but knew its virtues. '
McAllister's ALI Healing Ointment restores per-
spiration in the system. BY this means 1t opens
those avenues through which nature carries of the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body OF
disease Ii is thus that il cures Consumption, re.
vers, Scrufula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore THREAT, Rheuma.
tism, Scald Heads, Pains in the chest, side and
back; Dyspepsia, Poisohs, Sore Breast, Deafness.
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation of
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chllblalns,
Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Com
plant, Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, lniammatlons
of every kind Soldby
A. IS. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J.R. &JH. Morris, Woodsiield; II sIT
VIM. Steel, Stafford; .4.-t AN -,l f...;f
Talbot g. Wernecke, Malaga, poi,
Peter Dorr, Mitonsburg; '"s''- ''''
John M. Round, Summer6eld; ..-...,.,,
J.E. & C. A. Boyd, Carlisle. '-e' ''"'"''
VIM. & J. Myers, New Castle;
Hanes g. Pancoast. Jamestown; , t--.a asJ
Anshutz, Pollock s. Co., CIarington;
Isaac Welsh s. Co., Beallsville.
Nov. 25, lS4S. fGtHt "a.
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NOAGENTs!

Pas lia' 2's Ai's' NO OAGENTS. sH9% lshi 'B0
NfIn consequence of the difficulty Of finding faith
full agents, and of,preyenting frauds. where arti1
cles of this nature are sent out for general sale,
Signor D'Alvear has determined tJSsll none Of his
works or instruments unless ordersd by letters
rent directly 10 him, when the desired publication,
or instrument, will be forwarded under his sigma.
ture and seal, SO that an doubt as TO its genuine
ness may bs removed. Il ilf IN a.l1tl
0o-BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS Of this
InstrGm ent which may hereafter sppear, as the se'
cret of imparting the Gold Detecting power is
kno WI, 90 10 person whatever, except thsorginal
lpTsp.ft &,.T Ths GoLDoMETER, ana GOLD. SEEK
ER,S GUIDE e, will both be seist vi, closely
enyxloped and sealed. and ther, hDte, not subject
Ia inspection by tPostmasters, for the sum q
|THREE z DOLLARS,s sent post paid to SiGNOR
JOSE EDEALvEAR, Bog 27l3, New York city
The, Instrument is very light. and the Guide y
printed aI thin paPer-sol that she charge by mail
|or express, will be very small to any part Of the
United slltess sT6e pFies lof the COLD sEER
ER'S GUIDE alone, is ONE DOLLAR, sent y
above. Address, SICNoR JOSE DEALNEAH.I
Boz 27ls, NswYork City,
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RE WISE No time must be lost BY the use
ot foolish remedies, such as bleeding, or murcury,
for thew both only put off the evil day to make 1t
more fatal. Even in iuflammatory diseases, bleed.
Ing never ought to be resorted to, for in nine
on, of ten it viii take away the power of nature to
effect the cure even when aided by Brandreth's
pills, They can take out the impurities from the
blood but alas they canno. put new blood into
the BODY, This requires time, but they can degen.
crate old bloyd, but the old blood must be there.
II is at all times easier to eradicate mercury from
the system and restore the mercurialized being to
full health, than it is to effect the restoration OF the
man who has repeatedly been bled Bleeding and
the effects of opium are the greatest antagonists
:he Brandreth's pills have to contend against
Let II. therefore be wise and when sickness assails
Ms. abstract the disease out of the blood, not the
blood ou, of the body which bleeding does. ,eo.I
Now Brapdreth's Pills not only purifies the
blood. but thew lesson the quantity, at the same
time thew make the oualiiy better. They only
tale the worn out parts from the blood, those
,Shich il retained. would be a source of disease
The Good effec,swhich are derived from Brandreths
p;IIs have to be felt to be believed The seeds
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Office. Notice is hereby given to all per-
IN sons, not to trade for, or accept the following
promissory notes. given by me to Thomas P.
Wilkinson, as they were obtained from me by
false representations, and without valuable con-
sideratiop. Said notes bear date the 2lst day of
July, A. D l848, and call for the following sums
Of money, al the times following, to wit One note
for une hundred dollars, due the LIST day of April,
lS49-one note for two hundred dollars, due the
lst day of April, l650-one note tor two hundred
dollars, due the lst day of April, lS5l-an one
note for two hundred and fifty dollars, due on the
lst day of April, 1852. '..i.,
March II, l649. u. JOSEPH ROBINS.
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ROAD NOTICE.-To Henry G.. Morris,
6 John Steel aud ArchIbod Cooper, Trustees
Of the Township of Malaga in the County of Mon
roe. The petition of the undersigned respectful
ly represents, that their interest and convenience
require the location of township road commenc-
ing at the house of Joseph Clark. in said town.
ship; thence to house on the lands of William
Matchet. that was formerly occupied by Berkey
Poulton, then up the right hand fork Of the run to
intersect the road leading from Malaga to Calais,
on the lands Of William Matchet. And your Pc
titioners therefore pray that the legal and proper
steps may be taken to authorize the location and
establishment OF said road, and your petitioners
will ever pray. MANY PETITIONERS.
March IL, l849.'j -d.a.4....e t... :,y.st.
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MA New FENoE.--A new kind Of fence 10 COM
ing into use in Northern Illinois The fence con-
sis,s Of strips of sheet iron, one and half inches
wide, prepared in oil, so as to resist the action OF
the weather and painted white The strips are
nailed to posts Id the ground, two rods apart, with
a perpendicular strip Of board every other rod
The whole cost per yard is estimated at less than
thirty cents, and II is superior to wire, j does
moi sag. and being painted white cattle will see il
and moi run against it. ~ q ..s,,. s't.So' 40
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Erom the Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper;
"A Homestead for Every Man,

t BY JOHN L. HENDERsoN. fNft
The eoant fiend sat ina blghted field. 5.i ssl. y
Aodhscast his eyes about; l.iiau8 aa uon
An a thought of the labor that gave no yield,
Andh gave piercing shout. i,s. .es-,s... 4
The sickly scream rang out on the air, hIs17
And il entered the poor mans cot; s2ntiti p
And the inmates clasped their children dear,
And mourl'd their ha2less lot l5 !.
.As& 80 oi 80 sfsH twaff i -I1.siH r1
And how he laughed as he heard them groan
In the depth of their despair; se p
"For tomorrow, he said, "your only home
,Willbe in the frosty air, rs,,5ggei ..ii a,ia
'.Ths ch mans minion will come with his book,
ITO jot down your scanty store,
And with heart OF stone and scornful look,
Direct your steps from the door. sF .,
ssFor what cares he for years Of toll
That have swelled his bloated purse;
His is the yield Of the stubborn soil,
Your portion crust and curse"
He grinned as he looked on their faces red,
And heard their little ones cry;
For he thought their woes would drive them mad
And it fired bis glist'ning eye.
He fingered behind, and he dogged their steps,
As they wandered far and wide; @
Watched the last morsel that passed their lips,
As they sat by the bleak road side. sst..
Oh! what a joy lit up his wan face, 1.r
AS he looked on the mothers stare,
When no lite in her infant could she trace,
As she gazed in her mute despair
And when the strong man, who had bofpe up long
with not even power TO weep,
Gave way meath the weight Of unrighteous wrong
7 His silence no longer could keep.
.sssrg ssf1se-a, f.sa ias d . ra11
But another shout rang on the frosty air,
y And death. knelI it seemed 10 all;
But it reach'd not the ears of the millionaire,
As he sat in his ordly hall. .....
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Sunfsh Railroad.

Notice is hereby given that books will be opened
to receive subscriptions to the capital stock Of the
Sunfsh Railroad Company, at Woodsheld, on
Monday the 23rd of April, at jamestown on the
25th, at Clarington on the 26th, at Beallsylle on
the 9th, at Malaga on the 2Stb, at Louisville On
the Both, at Miltonsburgh May the lst, at Calais
on the 2nd, at Summerfield on the Bird, at Carlisle
on the 4tb. at Stafford on the 5th at Graysyille On
the 7th, al Antioch on, the 9th, at Sardis on the
9th, and at New Castle on the 10th. - r.,,.
The books will be opened at l2 o'clock. Sev.
eraI gentlemen will be in attendenco to addres!
persons present on the subject Of the Railroad.
JosEPH MoRRIs,
l. JOHN KERR,
| NATHAN .HoLLfsTER,
tf,''' ''' WILLIAM OKEY,
~ JOHN M. KrRKBRrpE,
| ? s''t2'. 't'' THOMAS WEST, .D iun
i1@l JoEL r. RANDOLPH, S'1
'atio~ STEPHEN PANcoAsT,
STEPHEN ATKINsoN,
q i'ao5 JASPER MALLORY, e,N'
@ ~ e*t't HENRY FoRD, 3sa
y q" go ~ JOHN STNcLAIR, ageN
e March 81. Corporators names in the act.
4
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To the Public.

The subscriber keeps constantly On nand ana LOT
sale, the following articles, VIZ:
COOKING STOVES
(qf the best patterp,) Crates, Plough POINTS ana
Land Sides, Wagon Borss. Ton ef aH kiads'
Steel, Mails, Washing Tubs. Buckets,
Bed Cords Il Brooms, Cotton Yarn
and Bdtiirg. Supoge Mullins
,sgge and Bed Iicking, Wi1deU lgVIigb
GIdss. Putty, StoUe
.wqp !and eQ0hias sg ''are. g4ptr
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Public Notice.

The subscriber will sell at public auction in
Wood.field, Monroe County, Ohio, on the 9th
day of April next, between the hours of III a. M,
and p. m., one buggy and harness, together
with Notes, Accounts, and Judgments, assigned
by AbD r Johnston, an insolvent debtor; also notes
and accounts assigned by Benedict Hutchinson,
an insolyent debtor, also will sell at the house of
said Johnston in Enoch township on the same day.
five bees.caps with bees, assigned by said Johnston
VIM OKEY,
Act. Com. Insolv's. M. c. o.
March "a, lS49. rIsF #......I
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
4 " SALE, situate in the town of Clarington, at
the mouth Of Sunfsh creek, on the Ohio river
Being q splendid establishment for business con-
ssting of good dwelling house, with five rooms;
also good store room and warehouse, with an ex-
ceileni cellar under the whole establishments =
There is also good well on the lot. All of which
are new and in a good state of repair The SUBJ
scriber wishes to sell the above property private
sale--and will sell on accommodating terms. II
is we'll calculated for mercantile establishment,
as il is situated in the most business part Of the
town. For further particulars enquire Of the sub
subscriber, on the premises. sg,lH .saae1F
q March II, l849. ta8g JOHN A. LYTLE.
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DIsSOLUTION OF FPARTNERsHIP.--T
IL Partnership heretofore existing between
Haines g. Pancoast has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All those knowing themselves
indebted to said firm will please make immediate
payment. ISAAC HAINES,
STEPHEN PANCOAST.
March Z, lS49. .-...
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surveying.

DANIEL NORRIS, an old and experienced
IL Surveyor, thankful for past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land. roads, &C., under
the direction of the County Surveyor. Deeds,
mortgages, and other legal instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsield.
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TNARM FOR sALE.--Th subscriber offers
for sale l25 acres of land, ia Tyler County,
Va, within about four miles Of Sistersville, on
Pursleyo Creek, branch Of Middle Island and ly-
ing on the road to Waynesburgh; about 2b acres
cleared thereon. and good site Tor mills. with the
frame Of a asaw.milI erected thereon, and ordinary
dwelling buiidings. Those wishing topurchsse
will cali on the subscriber on ths premises.l .
March 10, l849. JAMES HILL.
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WILLIAM T. SELBY,
(Late Selby Agne,o s. SUeaingen)
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,

MONROE STREET, WHEELING,
Is now receiving his Spring Stock Of Dry Goods
for jobbing, which being unusually large he is
prepared to offer more than ordinary inducements,
and respectfully invites the attention of buyers to
his stock. - .H ,.F .t ,r.r .-
March II, 1919. .ss-.a
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nR. w. T. SINCLAIR-Having returned
LIZ to Woodstield, offers his professional servi-
ces to the citizens of the town and vicinity.
Office Immediately opposite the Court-House
Dec. 9, l848 "." -.| .-..." ..r
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---- --rr-7T-T-T-Vr 7 n z = - CFFAJNE
WloodstieId Male and Female !
Seminary rzzM

The Summer session ofthis' institution will com.
mence on the first day of May, under the care Of
Rev. D. R. Campbell and Samuel d Davenport.
A kind but rigid discipline will exercised, and
regular reports furnished the parents and guar,
dams of the pupils. exhibiting their standing, pro-
l6cency and conduct. ,Asmany departments will
be established and as naly teachers employed as
the wants of the school may require. a yl4slu3il1.
The price ofinstruction will vary from five to ten
dollars, according to the progress Of the pupil.
The following text books and authors will be
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"a HonsE REDIsH.-We have seen 1t stated that
an excellent remedy for hoarseness coughs, colds,
rsnd cases of incipiept consumption. is horse red
;sh, cut into small pieces, and chevsd in the
mouth.
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More than 10000 Persons
sa Do HAVE BEEN CURED.
uT is IMPOSS IBLE
IL to give to the public

an adequate IDEA oil the
great success which has
attended the administra.
ton of the AH-Healing
Ointment for the pastsix
months. II is perfectly
astonishing to witness
the effects and hear the
praises besto wed on this
medicine. No one could
conceive that a single
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ANGELos. G CALIFORNIA. Aug. ls4s.d
This NAV certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor JOSE D'ALvEAR was the
first discoyerer Of the Gold deposits Of California.
and that this discovery was made by the aid of "a
Magnetic instrument called the .GoLpoMETERs
which I,haye seen successfully applied to the dis
coyery Of Veins Of Gold ore IN places where no in
dicatons Of that substance appeared upon the sur
face ofthe earth b3li ls s7eaL ,..y asl,
T. w. SHERMAN.
p ";stee ~ Lietit. 3dArtiiicry VI 8. IArmy.
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n . fy4-F43i II
IOuOFFICE for the sale Of the GOLD SEEK
'ER'S GUIDE and COL DOMETER,. No. .aS.
Centre street, New York City, where visitefy ihIy
see several casks of California Gold, in the rough
state, as extracted by Signof ID ,Alveaf fiofkli1E
Sacramento Mines, and also witness the operation
Of the GQLD0METER, when held within .iks Tie
magnetic influence Of the precious metal, and tiS
uneing manner (which indie ths psesencsn ID
OF that and other metallic substances.
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,ar 'NaFa BLACKL0CK & Corr
'2as BALTrMoRHs ST. BALTIMORE MD.
.''p0''F WHOLESALE DEALERS w .1a@1si
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans, BOnets, Ec,,

a9Have received direct fromth Manufaeturerss
large and well assorted fresh stock, and are pre-
pared to offer great Inducements to country met
chants and others who will favor them with'sesn
Our stock consists in part OF sdT ,SlsisB - lssTo
et 1900 CASES SHOES land IA
Mems s,Boy'sE'You.hs Cal. .Kip 3 Gummsd Boots.
Goat Mchfoss.
Women s. Misses 'peggsd & sswed dwsltsE Booze.
llqw % ,esasso@ 70 Kid, Morocco and Seal SlippsD.
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Lawn, Neapoiitan. and other kinda; with slsras
stock Of Trucks, Shoe Thread and Blackipg, "A.
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