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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-04

For tAs uaisa
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vessigstion. 1913
A short time since lumber OF our merchants iened
memorial requesting Mr.. Maxwell to remedy a. esil
in bond. carried on in this port The evil was se
GUS one and the request brief and the point This
memorial Mr. Maxwell, in his irritable state Of mind.
construed, or pretended to consrue, into personal n
tack, and. instead OF applying proper remedy, cane
cut in article that is entirely Irrelevant the subec-
thereby berayng not only bis entire !o
at Washington. He complained that the memorial shouh
have been made public There stands in print the odes
y.worded document which caused TO his racked imag
nation such gloomy forebodings.
Ii was subsequently pretended that no censure was
implied in the memorial But the merchants not only knsw
probation OF The movement and in their dsavowai addit
that the evil complained OF exised and the journal OF
Com erce, in which the memorial first appeared, con-
s eNas q prompt o IL XSoosS oa ns
chants so proverbially careful how they sign memo
rails, few Of the firms that signed H. from fear that
their interests at the customhouse might suffer- have
been weak enough backslde from their original posi-
ton the others, including OF the lagsst hquSs In
this city, that have declined TO retact evnce their
The card Of dsavowal was draw up BY Mr. Maxwell's
agent, who, while receiving the public money - IN
ofce-hoder, employs his time IN getting our mesenehh
commit their signatures to the laudation OF Mr. Man
well. which, at this particular moment, 10 extemey
valuable to his with the Senate but this eort
too transparent 10 produce its intended enecf. Tbs
Courier and Enquirer seizes this godsend In Maxwss
favor with ferceness worthy OF descendant d the
hero Of mahogany stock" feeling that the sword Of
Damocles hangs alike portsniousy over the minister
plenipotentiary Mr. Maxwell. and other outrageoos ap
pontnents This infamous print, at oncs . hwning
sycophant and cowardiy bully, has the eronlsy TO
call the merchants account for presumng to ask pub
cy for their rights, and modestly hints that hey
may lose favor at the custom.ho Whist This
threat means every importer will comprehend; and
liz is to be regretted that too many are kept under
this influence When such state Of oppression 10
carried on--and rs one Of the merchants expsssssd
HIMSELF the merchants ruled with rod Of iTon--
them then we say, il is time for every senator, who b
true friend to his country, TO pause seriously ere hsy
tail such destructive embarassments upon the constce
OF the nation At glance. the importance Of this ques-
ton may not be apparent TO those honorable snatos.
when circumstances have prevented them from eeoum-
ing perfectly acquainted with the powerful in4usnce
swayed by this important Office. To thoss gentlemen
particularly say, Pause before you confirm The pres
emit incumbent searching investigation should be IN
stituted, which would expose extraordinary acts that
took place on Mr.. Maxwers immediate accession II is
therefore tme-ay. high time-to lock with confidence
to the Senate.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-04
From the Holmes County (ohio) Farmer, Dec .
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to call Of the central committee large and re
a. e. D Sou
day. the 2d 70, the purpose Of appointing delegates to at
On motion Of s. K Werlich John sharp, q Berlin town.
ship, chosen president James Hocknbery and David
In mopioa Of r. Justice, committee Of five was ap
pointed by the president to da resolutions expressive Of
asss Fry jacob SooSs.. john Pouison, ana John
Jamson.
The committee having RETIRED the convention was sd-
dressed by Hon. D. p and O. f. VOORHEES, in an
eloquent and appropriate manner
Inc committee reported the following preamble and
olutions; which were adopted unanimously
Whereas another important campaign about open,
requisite and Necessary for The preservation and pe Of demo
political hnaucism rule that thor
val the dsmscsy Of ihs State and that such
should be selecied for the hono win cali forth the
believing, principles Of democracy m
geed BY naucs, dictated By demssoruesi
RoIss That a. heretofore we sim maintain and believe that
tariff sufficient expenses govern
selection o. oscs Sy re-
the ctizcns Of the States and Of the
Union peculiar any
ton Of the conssuon q the United states Or the original
q ss 70 granting corporate privileges BY
opposon the dis,buion q the q e public
ssons and eppson q ne s~ = s many ''
T: c. whom The have !. Se
position soism other ism faction that hiss ten
dency uvtue OF neUnct
and assist In carrying such wild and hnsca schemes have
betrayed their trust and are longer worthy Of the confidence or
support Of the party.
Rssoissd Tsi soush extension q slavery
free belevs the citizens constituting such
have right ~ organic sructnre
that such territorial government does mot eonsvene ne censun
ton Of the United States.
Rsssssd That we dIsapprove repeal Of The black laws
Mace the blacks equality with
population se although we 60 nos condemn the democratic
sev placed rspudists nee sorm,
democrasc plsfbrm) being Of destructive
parry he ssyns portion q parry sgns another
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-04

AWFUL The Concord IN H. Statesman says that
Messrs Peaslee and Hibbard the two democratic
bers from New Hampshire "sre with the South voting
for slsvehoder and slavery extensonist for Speak
err Really, the Wmot Proviso must be very singular
interpolation into the wing creed. The whole wing
party voted for STAKEHOLDER and slavery exensions
Tor President Of the United States; most OF them in
the House OF Representatives we believe, have voted
for Edward Stany, of North Carolina-a man whom the
Boston Alias with all ts admiration of his patriotism,
admits il mbued with southern sentiments on the subject
Bat the moment northern democrat votes for Howell
Cobb for Speaker, why It IL ayfL.-Lo0eu Advufisev
Strange such difference there should be
Twin twssdlodem and twcedledss"
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
Why will you Suffer
Eitchfeld County ss. Cornwall. Dec. lst, l649.

WY I'll RHEUMATISM, GOUT,, NEU
 w RALGIA, LUMBAGo, BRU1sFs, Sprain &c., When Dr.. JACKSON'S MESMERIC RHEUMATIC LINIMENT is shure cure, as is fully provided by the hundreds of, certify cates that have been received from those who used it within the last few weekes,afi of which may be seen by calling at the Propvietors of- flee, and a portion of, them are published in pamphlets, whiah may, be had. gratis of the agents.
 The proprietors challenge the werld 10 pro. iuce it's equal for the cure of all diseases for which it is necommepded,, Read the follow ling certificates:
 k Little Falls. New York, July Eth, 1S4S.
 Messrs. Steele & Co., ents,9Mlessfs.. Web- ster & Graves of Ithica, would like you to forward case of Jackso s Rheumatic L,ni- ment, immediately by Express, as. Ii ere are several customers waiting to purchase, ] Mr--- Agen, for one of our Woolen Factories, has had the Rheumatism for sever ' al years told him of the many cures youI Lniment had performed ,and gave him the last bottle |. had in my trunk. He tried it, and experienced an immed fate sense of relieE In about an hour the pain again returned, and was again relieved by applying the Liniment I same away the next morning, but there are several other persons at Ithica. afflicted in the came way, who are waiting to try it, and who have no doubt will experience similar re- lief By attending promptly to the above you, will much oblidge, Your obdt, ervt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
IMPORTANT To owners of Horses. CT Cattle

i DGboW'S Celebrated, Heaye Cure and Uni> versal Condition Medicine, is universally ad, mltted to be sure specific in the following .diseases.ih HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses Heaxes. Coughs, Colds, Glanders. Horse-Dis> temper, Hide.bound, Worms, Botts, Seurvy and. Scab: In. Ca4tlc, Belts, Staggers, Boss of tCud, Horn-disiemper, Black Tongue, Colds. Coughs, &tc. On trial these powders will be found to be the best renovating medicine ex- itant for ali hesbiver0us animals, as they ope- rat" directly Gin smaller doses) upon tho secre- tive glands and humors of the blood anu when horsess and. cattle are dull and stupid. and the 1hair presents rough and staring appearance, For while they are changing theit ccat-at such necessary to bring them. into PSopeF condition. !: Ncj-GiWe the article trial, and it will recon mend itself.
 Dillow's Green Ointment, For Founder, Scratches, Mange or Scab, Diseases of the tsst Saddle and Harness Calls, HSwehed Legs and Grease, and for all cases | where healing Ointment is needed. To the Farmer. Dairyman Wool Grower and
 Groom thus Ointment is an indispensable arti- cle-ln proof of which numerous certificates of its hcancX could oe give but if is ho, ns- Iicessary, as it will stand entirely on its own | merits.
 o. For certificates and particulars, zee cir. l culars left with agents, -n9
 FORD & GRANT. Sole Pfoprietors, Alba
 ny. N Y. Price g cents per package. WHohEsAAE AGENTs.-B A Fahnasteck A.
 Co 49 John st. New York, and Rnel a Cutler,
 S4 Chatham st. Boston. AGENTS -Litch6eld, L 6, Beckwi,h. IF.
 Canaan, c Humphrey. Falls Village, Belden & Miner, West Cornwall. Pratt & Foster, Corn
 wall, FHW Pierce, Kent, J w Ingersoll. Sontb
 Kent, Fariton < Segar. Gaylord's Bridge. John Gaylord, New Milford, F Board4aan, New p, es. ton, D Tomlinsen and Warehouse S Granniss,
 Bantam Faiis'P Parkhurst, Goshen. A Miles S ringtop. Winsled. s w Coe. East Village Twin. sted) Clark Gilbert & Co, |, E. Colebrook, Hnion Chair Co. Hitchcockville, Alvord, Pleasant Valley. S Williams. New Hartford, Alyord N Brothers, New Hartford Centre, John F Hen. dsrson. Bakersville, A, Baker, Torrineford. N Smith, Wolccttville. w. M Hungerford, Nil. ton. W.lch KHbeurS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10

IT. Martin & Co. Proprietors, successors to w. A. Steele Go; Pri, 50 cents. 0, l., Martin and A. Hall ,raveing Agents for New England States and Nsw York. 'sI have been for several years troVu ed with a tickling cough, which commenced he mo- ment, I lay dewn at night, and robbed me of many hours of sleep. Hearing oI the great number of cures wrought by Dr. Stones, Ox, ford Drops. sent over to Oxford and purcha- sed pint bottle of them. They have never failed to cure me when attacked, and are so soothing to the .hrOat that, their effect upon my cough is immediate; I wouldinot beAwith- out them for any consideration, have also heard of fmany other cases where they have GU, red the most obstinate cough.
 PETER HALL, Wallingford. Ct> The following certificate is from one of the s first Merchants in the city of New York;.
 "Having been afflicted at various times with a most obstinate Diarrhoea, which all the re- medies employed seemed powerless to check, l have; experenced immediate relief by the use of, the "Oxtord Drops." My complaint was arrested, and at the same time my system re- stored to healthful and regular state by this invaluable medicine. ABIJAH FISHER, l' 2l Broad st., New York P. .S.-This medicine is positive prevente i've and the surest cure yet discovered for tn Cholera. Price 37 1>2.
 | AGENTS-Drug store, Litch6eld; Eli Cur tis, Watertown; fl Skidmore, Bethlem; Vim l. Smedley, South Farms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
DR. A. TRASK'S

TNHIS justly celebrated medicine ls creating
 for itselfan enviable fame lR every sec tion of country where it has been introduced. Many eminent physicians are introducing II into their practice, and speak in the most en- thusiastic terms of its suvcess over all lnf1am- atory diseases.
 It has proved itself to be the conqueror of all inflamatOrv diseases, to which the human frame is liable whether external or internal-local or general-of long standing or recent date.
 if has never failed to cure inflammation of the bowels in any case where it has been applied according to directions, previous to mortihca- tion taking place. Physicians who are ac- ouainted with its value in this disease prefer if to any other remedy. Patients who have suffered for weeks with Inhamatory Rheuma- tism, have by it's use been entirely relieved of all pain in a few hours, and restored m few days to their usual health. It has in repeated instances relieved the worst cases of nervous headache in thirty minutes, For nervous dis. eases, it is of immense value. Burns are eased of all pain in very few minutes, and healed without scars. For ague in the face and breast and all painful sores or swellings, piles, infi- med eyes, scald head, spinal complaint. ."fheu- matism, &c, it is just the remedy.
 bd-For farther particulars and testimonials see pamphlets left with each Agent. Prlce 25 and 38 cents per bottle.
 05-For sale in Litch6eld at the Drug Store. South street. ,, | AGENTs.--A s Bearesley, Harwinton; R Il Tiffany, Collinsville; Rood x Lawrence, AL word, & Brothers, New Hartford Clark Gilbert & O.. M & c J Camp, Winsted; N B Ste> yens+ & Co.,, Norfolk; G Humphrey, c D Law rence, Canaan; ;, Pratt &, Foster, West Corn> wali. M Harrison, Cornwall Bridge Asa Shade, Kent Plains; Camp & Fenn. Bulls Bridge, P Parkhurst, Bantam Falls F Board. man, New Milford; c H Sanford & Co. Bridg- water; B Preston, Roxbury; Minor & Al fen, Hotchkissvllle; W c Bristol, Woodbury, S Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow 1; Terry & Porter, Plymouth G H Mitchell, Bristol and by one Agent in nearly every village in the State. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
BQQE&,S SHQRS,&l,

yn HE subscriber has removed to the 4ti build> respe ctful1y invite all in want of BOOTS,
 SHOES and LEATHER, to call and exam E inc his. .assortmantment. It is mostly new,
 and selected with reference to the wants and wishes of cash purcha asers-embraeisg va riety of sorts and sizes, ,longenough for any man, shSrt enough aPeg for any boy fine enough for any bend or free.
 Ago 'dassortme~tef Frenc6 Cazf Goa, Skin, Kip Skin, Patent Leather, Morocco &c., from which work will be made te order at short notice. Repairing done as usuaA- SAMUEL CLOCK. Litch9e!d. June IA. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
I!QR SALB!

fn the south east part of Watertown about thnpe. fOHrths of mile from Scovil & Buck highlands Manufacsory in said town, a small Farm ofland containing about thirty acres, with, a dwelling House and Barn in good repaiEs Said Farm is we'll wateTed, with a suitable proportion of Meadow and Wood land, and a good supply of Fruit Trees, and is in thriving and business neighbor- hood, and the purchase money can part of it rest on mortgage for almost any length of time. if wished by the purchaser. Any person wishing to purchase, may apply to EDMUND SKIFF of Cornwall, or HOL> BROOK CURTISS of said Watertown, in Litchfield County.
 It not sold by the 2Oth of February next the same will be sold at public sale.
 EDMUND SKIFF. Litchfeld County ss. C0lpvtan. Dec. lst. lS49, 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
Notice.

A large number ef. neat sewsts can Ind con- stant employment, on Shirts, BosOms, Collars and Wristbands, ai the New Haven Shirt Mans ufactory.
 The prices for fret quality will be advanced l2 to 90 per cent on last years prices.
 Applications can be made by Mail, stating how the work shall be directed and sent
 Also Wanted, several young women to learn the Ironing at the Factory.
 Direct to Q. F WINCHESTER T6 State St New HaVeR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10

NN and after July lst. Stages will; run from " Litchfeld to the Housatonic Railroad, as follows, viz: Stage will leave Lltch6eld fat New Milford oh Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at T o'clock. A. M.. and arrive at New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger Train for New York or Albany.
 Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at l o'clock, P. M., or on the arrival of the Passenger Ttain from New York.
 Another Stage wiil leave West Cornwall for Litchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days. at 2 o'clock. P. Mi, oron, the, arrival of 'he Passenger Train from New York, and, res turn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, leaving Litchfslds at ! o'clock, A. M., thus making daily liae from, Lilch6eld, to- the H0usatenic Railrnad,
 The Proprietor of this line intends putting car new Carriages, and as usual good. Horses, and will endsayOr to.merit liberal share of public patronage.
 EDWARD HART, Proprietor,
 West Cornwall. June 27, lS49, 8,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10

UF abNut one hundfeu acrss,pIeas antly situated about two miles from the village ! yel LitchtieId on the road leading to Plymouth, and four miles from Litch6eld Depot on the Naugatuck Rail Road, we'll dvidedinto plough, pasture. meadow and woodland. and well wa tered hy never failing stream ofwater through the length of the same. Also. well, stocked with fruit of chpisest kinds. Possession giv. en first of April next, or sooner if wished. and part o the purchase money may, remain se- cured if wished! by the purchaser. To. those wno know the Farm description issunnecessa- " to others, Twill always show it with pleas are. usF i3 -,-'
 The Stock of about twenty head, sold4 with Vr without the Farm, as may suit the purchas- CT. GURDON: FILLEE.
 Litehfield, ct.t7th, rS49. f ]aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
For Sale.

MA A VALUABLE FARM sit. GTTI1a "A uated in Longhill, Hunt
 ss ington, the late residence of Jo- uAs seph Shelton, Esq, deceased, containing aboq. one hundred and sixty acres. There is on said Farm large and commodieus dwelling house, two barns, and numerous other out buildings, and large number of choice and valuable fruit trees, &o. Said Farm is in high state of cul- tivation, is under good fence, and is well and every way calculated to make a desirable residence, being, within. two miles of the Aourishing village of Birming> ham, and for sale at GREAT BAzGAIE to close the estate. For terms, &c., enquire of 32 EDWARD SHELTON, Ex'r.
 Birmingham. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
Prepare for Fire by Insu-
 rance |!

THE Subscriber being an authorized Agent Il of the '' Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company" of Worcester Mass, offers to snsnrA
 RGiLdimgs and Merchandise" not extra hazardOus-at very low. rates, for the term of from one to five years
 s N. BRONSON, Agent Lltch6eld, Dec, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
MUPUAL life Insurance Company

OF BALTIMORE. NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. 25 DOane 1N Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHALwILL, General Agent fOrNew England.
 Sub Agency of Woodbury, Conn. William Cothren, Es9., Agent. GarwOOd H. Atwood, M. D., Examining Physician
 Local Board Of Trustees tOr yNev England
 BIQMch.
 DANIEL DESHoN, PRESIDENT. c. F. Adams, Col. Wm. Sehuuler. Key'd' $. K. LothroP, Col. N. A. Thompson Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom. John Schouler, William w. Warren. Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses Of this Branch from its present business, are now invested in New England. under the su- peTvisiOn on the Local BOard of Trustees by whom the securities are holden, and the same will be done from month to month hel leafter. Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILL, 5, General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
GERMAN MAGNETIC
[ENE,WEVsT.

A sure cure tor Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Qnnzv, Salt Rheum, Affections of the spine or Hip Joint, Burns. Scalds, Colds, Coughs, Weakness, Nervous Diseases. Liberated Sores, 'Toothache, Headach Group or Hives. Stiff Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face, Hard Swell lings, and enlarged Jolnts, Sprains, Stitch in the Back, Frosted, Feet or Chitblains. Bruises, Corns,. BUnions. Pain in. the Side or, Breast, Pimplas, Fresh Wounds and Cuts It is also the best in extant for, Sprains, Calls. Swelled Legs. Scratches. Bruises, Nail Pricks. Wounds. Cork on Horses, &c., &c.
 w-Prepared only by A.,C. GRANT. Albany, New York.
 U-For certificates and particulars. see cir culars left with Agents
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
Housatonic Railroad New Arrangement,
 lS49.

PASSENGER Train leaves Bridgeport dai> Il g, Sundays excepted,) at 10 Asa m. on ahe arrival of the Naugatuc train, the second accommodation train from New Haven andthe Express train from New York, and arrives at StAte Line, in time to, take the cars on the Western Raitrcad for Froy, Albany, Spring Aeld. Pittsfeld, Hudson, Sc. &c.
 kETURNINGs leavee State Line at 9,4Sa. m. on the arrIval of the train from Albany. and eEEives. in Bridgeport, at p. m. Passengers Nns N ': take the cars, of the N Y. & N. H., x R. Co. at Bridgeport. and arrive in New York, at 4 3O p. m. A train also leaves Bridgeport, for New Haven, on the arrival of she Efousatonic, train, and arrives at New Has ven, at 240ps, m4 Freight trains with pas senger cars attached leave Bridgeport and West Steckbridge, at Tam.
 STAGEsFun in ccnnec. ysN Ation, with the Cara to Lee, Lenox, Old Stock. sss.aszzz = =Ass1ss1bridge, Curtisylle, Win Aed, Sharon, Goshen, Norfolk, Litch6eld. Woodhury, Danbury, Bethel, Pittsfeld, ,&.c. Sc. G5-No Agent of ihis Company is authorized to take charge of Specie, Bank Notes or xalu- able paper or to receive them for tIansporta aS,e ,en any conditions.
 c. A. KlRTL AND. Superintendent. Bridgeport Oct. ls49f 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
THOUSANDS OF CONSULTATIONS
DYING WOMAN SAWED.

We publish this cure of Consumption, 1t being one put of the many which be adduced to prove the magical power to life, which this Bosam Possssses
 friends to be in the veyy last stages of the disease ACTUALLY DYINe-and in this case, jar gong, that friends had bought the cloth her soHd and csAes burial clothes. This cure was effected on Mrs Zab9 Dvkeman the wife of a respectable man residing al BallstOn Spa, SasatcgG cosnty, " r.
 Mr. Dyks'nas sw0re to the facts before 1hos. e YounR Esq Justice of the peace and editor of paper It Baiston who ceifes to the good character ot Mr Dykeman for vepacity and respectable standing Afr. JoAn Wait merchant at the place, also ceries. that he knoss at the facts stated and that Mr. Dyke
 mans chafacter is good. For the full particulars of this cure SEE QUE PkMPHaETS
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
CHEAP CASH DRUG STORE.

NH0MAS LORD, wholesale and retail ~ dealer in Foreign and Domestic Medi- .cines, Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Medicines Imported Leeches, Strengthening Plasters, Shakers Eerbs and Extracts.
 Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes, Spirits Turpentine, Brushes, Putty, Dye Woods, Dye Stutfs, Sperm. Lamp and Lard Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, POtashes, Inks, Backing, &c., Sc.
 Do- Chedp for CGsh Oy aPprOued Credit.
 Reference to R. B. MASON, Esq.,, Superin- tendant and Engineer N. Y. and N. H. R. R. paTEo HuRD> Esq, Sup't. and Eng'F. Nauga- tue R. R CHAs. WATERBURY, Esq, CoEduc- tor NaugatHc R R. fyf7
 Bridgeport, June 20, r949!
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
Geese Feathers

MHE subscribers have made arrange men;s to keep constant supply of .
 first rate article of GEESE HEATH
 FRS-selected and packed with great
 care by ourselves, in packages of from 20 to 90 lbs; and will furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quail ity they will warrant as good as the best, at as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the State.
 s. & l.. HURLBUT. Winchester, lS49.
 CAUTION. EXTRA.
 man by the name of RNJEL CLAPP has enaaeod with young man Of the name ef 6. P. Townsend and Nses his name to put up 6aEsapaTiha, which they call DT. Townsends Sassapa1llla, ,denominatngL GENUINE, Original, etc. This Townsend S doctor and never was, but was EOTnaeFy worker rau. HOads eanas and the Rke. Yet he assumes the ttl0 of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining credit E what he i net. He is als0 sending eut eGFds headed TAe&S Of Ouaeks" In which he says, have sold the use of my name for e week. will give 8. F. Townsend $500 he will produce singP, solitary pEoof q ihis This s bN caution the public not tO be deceived, OLD DH. JAeeA 1ownsend's SaHSapaEiba, having on M the Old Drb likeness his family eOae of arms, and hAs JACOB TOWNSEND,
 PriHstp@ QGss, lO3 Nass0Sst., NsU Y0Tk c"y
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
MEAFOY.

A FRESH lot of fine welt and turns BUS AKINS, of superior quality For sale low by MEAFOY.