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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

THE MENoRV OF 7s-Ksep &c ta yoar v..
koSEh,s great Clothing Establishment - ysl,o. y
mean He immense sloet Of sunrne, cio,.'.. ~ !"
bern cut Gown - per cen, m price Ia view orr.
he iesson Hum there al once, ana -ecare ia,
Ihe cog-dsys saoh ehsrc@ does rot oeeu, 4. -
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- o~oxatfxr Bakers, UnioH.-A GeDerh 49,
" s,,a,tca n oTAach Of The Operative Bsrsrs IN
X, - beIS on the IS Of Jaly, al the oase Of &c
Cand a. for epterin gfnemberA PAYING dues ana
~ = de- husiness OF the Union Chair sfsn ats 9cocs.
"k N1' JOHN q. RENNfE, Pfe.ldsst
las RoBERTsoN Rec Sec'y yoF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

u Our 1ssoroes Of drss quality resdy@sde gsrms.s
,omprses various new styles, susDess anal rrsEsras
Frcca, ssck. ORES. end Froek ocsl,, Lgh, Ove'coaa
Fsulaloous, Vosu, &c.
VIZ, 7. JENNINGS. 23i Broadway,
80, s.,s tjuposifa the Para foun:sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

Tpr CABSxr-A dspsscb TO the NORTH Amer
..,, saws Mr.. EVANS OF Ne. and Mr. CSIrrssDsS
of Ky. have been telegrspbed by the rre''dsn' 70
come on 10 Warrington and take posts In tne
Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

sibilities. and leave legislation to the un-
warped deliberations Of Congress. If this
has ceased to be Wing doctrine, it must have
been within a very short time. The news
napers are now full of Telegraphic rumors
and gossping speculation' importing that
President Fillmore will form 'ComprO-
mise, Cabinet, or some other sort Of Cabinet
based on opinions with respect to measures
strictly pertaining to the sphere of Congress
which we utterly discredit and Condemn
The unfortunate delay in the issue Of
Proclamation in favor Of New. Mexico by
President Taylor is in point We hope soon
% be officially appraised that President Fill
more will do bis own duty fully in the pre-
uises and sec thathis subordin .tes 10 theirs,
as is dictated by existing laws, treaties and
other obligations, subject always to such
notifications as Congress in its unbiased
Judgment shall prescribe and enact.
The chief mischief however, of such
paragraphs as we have quoted above is the
use which will be made Of them by open adj
yersaries without, and by petty factlonlsts
within the WhigpaIty. Thus The Journals
article was pounced upon by its three or
four Albany contemporaries of various hues'
to all Of which i. was evidently godsend.
Witness 'the following from the State Re
gister:'
or any one has hitherto doubted the existence
# n fourth estate 10 tho reaim.' his doubts wa
be removed by perusal Of TIC edi-orla In 70 oay
III, ming JOUtnu' on the ocraslon OF 1e'e'" iay
or', death ard Of Prcsidcn' Fllm0rcs accession:
The tmost puifsant md thrice iiustrioos cdi'oe
formally proposes to,ms " reciprocal amty and
friend, bio between himself end the President Of
the United Static! H. has handed ia hls p'otI'
col and avata IL di omn.ic dignity ths Official re-
suonsel The World at lerse IL Informed there
bss bcen alienation aid arrangement bc.Tcen
him and he President Prodigious"
Such urmitigatcd hunkcyism as this would
hardly excite remark in Austria OF under
the sway Of Prince Louis Napoleon, bu!
it is deplorably unsuited to this country,
and especially when the President so exslt-
cd above the degradation Of an Editors
'amity and friendship IS one 30 constlIu-
tiopally modest, go republican in all his
habits and feelings, as Millard Fillmore
We trust no man connected with the Press
BIZ vocation and choice is the author of that
naueeous paragraph and VIC cntreat the ez-
perienced Editor whose name is attached to
the Register to keep such out of its columns
hereafter. Ifhe really considers it prePos-
ferrous in an Editor to speak Of His aliena-
ton and estrangement' from former friend
who hae just succeeded 10 the Presidency,
or to state that his support will be measured
and governed by that Presidents fidelity to
bis avowed principles a decent regard for
the profession he has adopted should con-
strain him at least to maintain q discreet
/ silence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Eotice.-Posr OFFICE, New-Yofs, July I'D i'a
As mark Of respect 70 the msmory Of re sls rfena1
OF tho United States General Zachary Taylor, This os
will be closed tomorrow, Saturday, 18Th mat from ~
u.to1PM ljylSItl VIM. BRADY,PA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

CORAL -KosBINs BRorHsR, So John-slfset hsEs ia
received large lot Of ragged Coral Nogises, Coral Sei
sces and Italian ,eed corr for sale IN Original packages
Kew-Yotk, July G. 1850. jyslw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

FINE ARTsTaboypea, or portraits on ivory and iEcv
paper are daily taken In superior style and In any sn
required up to the size Of life, OF the National Mnsnn
Gallery Dagueueoiypes taken in the mos. arasacs sys
The public are Invited TO exemne specimens a2s7 Broad
v,cy. HITE, LAN0ENHElM Z FANsHAw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
BY rlLleRAPa TO TIE Htw.YORk TRIBUNE
Wnshiuatop-ArrivaI OF General seott-Cab-
Incl Changes, &c.

srortal Tsi>grnp, N Ths T~tauns
wasHISsros. Friday, July I2-i2l. NJ
General Soott has arrived with four companies
Of the Fifth end one OF the Second Artillery from
Governors Island
The rumor Of the Illness Of Mr. Clayton Is untrue.
The President is well. nr. Seward has been
sick, bat il recovered.
Rest satisfied that DO hssty changes 10 the Csb-
net will Re made.
Mr.. Winthrop ia talked Of for the State Depar.
mspt. should Mr.. Webster decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

q Protective Usioa of the City o. o. is~s
York Take notice that from and snof ~ ,sssl ,ni
w Rvckmnn Is appointed General s1rerl.sna,, AIT
Agent and IL dulv authorised transact business sod
behalf N B-The former AGENT Ire B. Davis u"
W Oo enP'oseu W N' LANES mOONY, President
,.,s ,n OF tbs Board Of Tus'ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

Cr~ RICHARD WALLAcK, Marsha for the Dis.
tric, Of Couubis, hav.n g been charged with tue
civic porti o. the funeral procession a. Washing.
too, has selected sixty aids frOI among sac Proni-
nelg citizens Of Was iDgton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

SUMNER CLOTHING, cHrAF.-APses Linep, Draa 4.
Etc AID Qaeens Cloth coata orb sai Nankseu P..,,
variety offsth'orsble ve,'s 81 to as Also f,ess sa
them it anlts Corner ofNs.ssn snd Raehn,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

~ We hsve now valuable piece Of inforsss,s "a,
to whole word I, ia tia; Books, $50 Faltonst Au IA
largest cheapest, neses End most tsshicnsbls no.s
Boo,s, shoeS Congress and Opsra Callers Slippers A..
il his mundane sphere. ee-.cgen and Lsaiss eag "a
him and be will give you tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

e To those Of our readers " 40 wish to enjoy
an excursion down the Bay and nhae the nvgoratng ses
breeze VI would recommend tie steamer Niagara, Capt
TanGn On her TIP hiI afternoon che will sccom7 NJ
the ships Georgia aud PhsdePhis 90 heir Out "sfa
rsssees. For lime Of sailing c advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
Wentler.

PIrTsBUsG, Friday, Juns IL.
No Cholera deaths during the pas.24 hours.
The weather is very hot Only three feet Of
uefe- In the channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

~ Our report Of the Commencement OF huV
gers Institute 10 crowded out this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

r Mercantile Library Asseciauena.SIn's. aSia
fofmity with The proclamation - k.yof ~. iSsr.ry
respect to the moTy OF our late Pesioen- W. ,s5o-s
viii be oGed on sstusdsy, 18th ind Al !, ..snecpLSf
,g1sI, VII Chairman LiblsJy ConlmlAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

~ rerson, about leaving The City during se sunrne'
c,as can have lie Daly T'tbsne sent 70 hen oy ea's
A. ensps Ihe,r address ct the Publication once
o. srs Ns,s.u ss opposite the City Hail Price !"
eeuts pobtl- payable In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

HoBoKEN-The hot midsummer which makes
cur streets dusty and dries the grassin our at
terry and PARKS, has no effect on the ever-fresh,
ever delightful forest foliage and shaded turf Of the
Hoboken shore. Those who in these days, cannot
enjoy the recreation Of Saratoga, Newport or even
our neighboring ROcksway, must forego much sum-
mer pleasure, were it not for this convenient re-
treat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
Arrival of the HiberuIa.

The Hiberria arrived at Boston at abou. O'Clock
this after o0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
fpnriina InteIliEence.

IiuHJi July
Tho race here to-day for a purse OF $500, was
won by Moscow, beating Lady Suffolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

POsT-OFFIcE, NEW.YORk, July u. u.
q Mail for CBiif0rnia.-I1 ~ regular ~ ~
Cs1flrnis Per u g Maii steamer GEORGIA vi e"'
ct mis- ofbee, or Saturday,, the 18Th inst st2PM
iyI24is WIN BRADY, Paf1ss'H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

LErrERs FOR THE SoUrH PAoIFIc.-An arrange
mept has been entered into between the Exchange
Reading Room and Foreign Letter Office (e7 Elk
change) this City and Mr. Corwine, United statea
Consul at Panama, which win insure the prompt
transmission Of all letters left at the above Office
directed to any point on the South Pacific Coast.
All detention at Panama will be avoided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
wAta Meeting Of Perry Chapter. " y |.

~ At n Meeting of Perry tnhp,er',
RoonE, offered the following Preamble and kss"'"'~'
" heh were on motion, unanimously adopted S,,. a
Wke-e0s 10 the midst OF his ussfupess, ID w s.atg
II were, Of bic fe before age hsd impsrgo ~ scrsas
ZAcHkRY TAyLoR has by me oifprnfeuon ., ,.,r.,s
Governor OF The Universe been gathered 20 seoed tls
And TVAeseas " nile fierce debates uss . on fbs Morn
Integrity Of tbs Union were sHaspg .oo Of the brcvty
aEd South, Providence sugnt osn a. waning voice 70
OF m usg 10 noe have hem oieen, ~ cur verp
those VITO sk 90 hghy % w III, SECURE 10 ias rue
uent tbst vbe. ne whole hsng .,.,o, ,,ss t-s, sex
mighty warrior M 81 10, Iatn, no, r.rie nk
shouia he 'sfeh - .,rrros witch b, ioughs vi. y
u,orpuenis n ~ fti slo ., 49, -, ,,er 80 M
Eefoo WI u-4fufe -. E.,,, Ire 90 n, GOD n
COR oro-f ~ ,,u~ smencrn VINO m us ss fnOns1b >.
E'es1 ntn ,oe words 'sc, 81 am pre- srec-l nsFs~
desycfed 20 R,oires TIA, The members OF P~rry cbs
, 4, n deeply synpshise wiih The N cet ~,
- s.alv Of aie President end ihc Nailoh n fe,"
~ ~ greet loss h@y have experiences b. h'g
g-.o,rsS That tokcn n cur res peci bf be 60
i. - CSspier ROOM be huuc 10 m1uroiag for%,.~d
on 60 dsys ard that tbs members wear he u'1s
r1ourr toe 70, the space Of 81 osya. q. ssrsn
Peso scs Tbst or the day eppoinec for punssslss-
,,r,,or , 4 resDec for The M nnory ~ cur ae r~nL
~. cs,p,er urn our IN III reyss. sgenng h;s
prdgp 81 mourning, and hat committee OF - ,<rs
n, futed 70 make the neceessry efra1genenn
RE led That The shove freeMele cd HS'''
Pu''''' - JAcos A. RoomE, sscsr1 p gssT
JoHE J. NosBUsG OF the {
u Fcnc-Over hs wbol. 9. III. iisIn. 40 fssA
tn IRONS r-rr,nsiion prbic sod private .saE
poe,.fs bvre-,6r ne ar the hair Aacr ~ ..orosS
src Hebssions fer c.eSr'rg IN con
tsn &C. o,c,y 81 Wsstriwes
Sod ny ihe Inventor Wfilftn 80 10 saltDosl kesF
Il Boston. st.o bv 4 b 4 % osnnH "" ns..yors
ter Cla.k Co 10 snd ~ tfnoo~a-- W
w Pr STR gs,.rassss7c 81 tiS ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

" Fire Observation-Disclosures rae fn -
els VIII toll from II 10 81 this DAY. iass''@
the uue advertised In the pape's OF Yesterday -.
July rs, 1855. ALFRED CARSON, Cher kns'"'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

------- .fe hJrntd H,rbgrins or Vuft
NO1It ~ Al ". ia (as,dsrsonl o.rdnsr as
vii ~ no BIZ 81 ns' e''- GEORGE ~ GARDNER,
iylS III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

II Dr.. c. 7. Collins Of this City, who last year
left for the Old World go far gone in consumption
as was supposed, that his recovery was though.
almost impossible by his friends as wen as nim'el'
psid u, a visit yesterday in as good health, apps
rently, as man need wish. He has passed some
time in Madeira, Spain, France and England and
comes back 10 his OWE country ready for work
He returned in tho ship Ocean Queen ftom Lon
don
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

CASTLE GARDEN-ErHGHi wes given by the
Havana Compsny last night The spacious Hal
of the Garden was fail, aad the enthusiasm OF the
crowd was what might have been expected IRON
stefaronis, SAlvs and MaEinis singing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

,ny,er,.EArrrs-FOrAucsiO see third page
c-,,e,-ni, steamers gee seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
ERASTUs Bro
DANIEL BOW

ISAAC ws sAirH' Secs
JAcoB r. Howard }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
The Journal proceeds to say:

aBut be is now the Chief Magistrate Of the Re
public and the Representative OF the Wing Party
As tuch we owe him double duty, provided,
always, that he proves faithful TO this double
trust" IT, in succeeding to Gen. TaylOrs high
Office Mr.. Fillmore becomes heir, also, 70 his prin-
cples adopts bis measures, aud vndicates his poll
cy he shall have the jealous and hearty support OF
tits Journal; for in crsis az momentous as this,
We have no memory for personal injuries. II the
Presjdent be but loyal himseli-if, like Cen Taylor,
no viii resist the extension Of Slavery aud uphold
the banner of Freedom; and Il he Will set his ACE
;ke Fin, nsaipst the reasonable exhoters for Dis
uniop. lie may lOoh to US. snd those With whom We
act, for faithful and efficient support And II may
be uroper 10 say 10 others, what Mr. Filimore hni-
selt Knows that our support will coat him nosllaS
a. Rut. while for the sake OF freedom, and Ia
obedience 70 our duty as Wing, sc are ready %
nahe every personal sacrifice, we shall stop snort
IL there be, Ia the President, any waivers oil pnn'
| ciplos OF any compromise OF Freedom. w 20 40.
anticipate either, for the principles we cherish, aat
the rympsthies that govern us, are Identical WIN
those which Mr.. Fillmore has ever proesssd a'a
acted upor. He has only, therefore, as PFesldchI.
to be faithful to himself 10 ensure the support O.
those by whom nc hss ever been Sustained
We are sure Mr.. Fillmore has not justi-
fed distnst Of his integrity as Wing nor
of his sincere devotion to the cause Of Free
Soil; and it does not seem to US quite fair to
test and determine Statesman's fidelity to
that principle by his devotion to any partic-
ular measure or any prescribed mode Of sas
tainipgit. We are aware that many excellent
friends see this whole matter in very differ
ept light yet ii does seem to US that Pres
dent should look mainly TO the prompt an'
.gc;eo, discharge Of his own proper rsspOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

BRANCH RAILROAD. - The Harlem Railroad
Company commenced a few deys since laying
brsrch track down Chambers st. to the corner OF
Broadway, for the purpose of carrying the immense
blocks OF marble 10 Mr.. stswsrts new palace-Wing
They had got as far as the Rotundo, when the
vcrLwss stopped by order Of the Street Superin-
tendent, by whom, we understand. permission to
construct il had been previously given.
FIFTH USIyERsALIsT SoCIETr.-W learn that
Rev. II. H. NYE Of Bangor, Ne. has received and
accepted call from this Society, and will enter
upon the discharge ofhis Pastoral duties tomorrow
Sunday afternoon end evening Services con-
rnencing ct the usual hours.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
70 CLERGYMBN and Superintendent 81
Sabbath Schools.

IHE PunLtcATTosss or THE AnaEnYeASI
SUNDAY ScHooL uNioN, should be inirodt,c.
ed int the Sabbath Schools Of ali evaprel,esl
denominations for the following reasons
~, They are prepared with great tara. III
"a, They are entirely free IRON seclaFian bi.
a.. -
90. They are sufficiently numerous and VI.
sied IN their character % suit the Mants 81 all
Glasses, ages and circumstances Id lifn.
18th, They are very cheap. FiftY velumen
edapted 20 infant classes are aoid lora =. 50.
Ssventy.6ve larger volumes, ri II JuIen.
lilo clssses, ere sold ~ Us. hundsesl
siill larger. fer SO and - thick vslnn&s lsr
VIII Apt then evssy Clergyman ana 3 3. ii.
perintenment aee 60 IL, that their schenlA &rn
supplied with these bnokRs
The Snbscribass will keep a vi tilnes. 4.
full supply Of The above pnblics4inns. - rail-
~ al others adapted @ sabbath sehrnIa. aIio NJ
which will Be furnished - ioW q flssV csn
phia.
Catalogues will Be- fusnished q j, sarly
days 70 III pastors and superintenSe lie vhess
address can Be AsceRtained. Perspns wiskinR
to Pufchse 8. 8. Books. should hgins 81 send
an .dtpAGbeficGl Catalogue &c The haaka -
seady 10 their Libraries, 10 aHoid nurchaeinR
duPiicates. Address Ill orders 10
BkOCKETTs FULLER e Co, ess
a ale Main u HasileEd. Gem.
Or il. w. HUTCHINSON e CO.,
Springfield, Macs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
DEATHS.


In Milton, on the 4th inst, Ol1vE, ED.
est daughtef of Mr.. Horace Page, aged
IL years and 9 months.
Ia Savannah, Ca, on the 7th ult, Rev.
WILLIAM III. GUERKsEY, aged 50 years,
eldest ron Of Noah and Amanda Guern.
seq Of NOrtt field. Obituary next week.
At sea. on his return from California,
DR.. PHINEAs i. MILLER, Of New Haven.
In Hartford. 5th inst, Farm TnuM-
BULL. aged "a, wife Of the Rev. Edward
w. Hooker. D. D.. and daughter Of the
late Dea. Jabez Huntington Of Norwich.
At Hannibal. N. Y, tine 2lst ult, Mr..
EPAPHRAs LooMIs. aged 94--a soldier
Of the Revolution. He was native et
Torrington.
In New York city, the 18th inst, Mrs
FRAscEs 8. 0sGooD, the distinguished
poetess. r.
In Middlebury. 2ist nlt, Asahel Bron-
son, Esq. aged Ga soldier Of the rev,
olution. ~
In Ripton. Vt, April 26th, the Hon.
DANIEL CHIPMAE. aged 65--k native Of
Salisbury. in this county. He was form,
Speaker Of the House. State Senator,
member Of Con gress. Professor OF Law
in Middlebury college. DC. s7s'
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
Now Arrival at the
0IU FACTORY STORE,
WOLCOTTVILLE.
4 G. BRlDFORD, Proprletsr.

SNHE subscriber has just rsturned ON
/ y New York with Large addition 20 his
NEW STOCKS Consisting Of the following
Good
( package beautiful colared silks
Z do black Gro de Rhiae.
I cartoon black SILK Shawfs.
do brauiiiul BEochas. - sss1
(. do printed desirable Styles.
Case elegant new styles Pafasols.
90 dozen Silk and Lisle Gloves.
10 dOzen Kid do.
pieces choice NJ de Laines,
ease English Calic0ss, chaate patterns.
Spices plain French Lawns, kseA eoIeys.
10 do do Linen GinghaIns, ehang abie.
S do striped and Chambra.
Muslin Edgings and Insertions.
French Embroidered Collars,
with full stuck too numerous 10 mention.
AMA~QD
5htds Port" Rico and N o. Sugars, "a
do Cardenes Molasxes.
Q do@ PR do
S sacks COFFEE from 10 10 let's.
AT All efwh;eh will Be sold berry cheap
A. g. BRADFORD,
Near Cti. A. Bradley's Hutel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
q 81. =. 10 M
lDAGUlRRIRlRAN ARTIST,

wEYOULD slssl sespeciiuily iniosm me
wv psople ef Litch6eld couniy thai BE-
has kiird % EoOsns fen doors Axesl Of the
Cuusi Nsuse Sss che ed y puspose p taking
minieiures, which wiil Be- Narrated psEfsci.
iaasiak art.ngsa anersh likhs with The ID
aifion Of metallic reiiecter (which 81 the
way Is ! serlses sahstiiaie Esr. 4 skylightl b
now prepared 10 take single RietuFss e GEonps
eqsSi 81 tlis hesl epeFae0f " th1 Gil -
s7Fkese who eantsmpisfe ha-ing th<ss miMia.
lures. are advised e procure ihem q snis
place. raih.r shan supisy ONE q The May Who
% nine estss ID - Cen. faiiafs slss zen any
thing like perfect picture. sssas
lf ths sast nnskef 81 WinialuEes whirh he
hzs sqli daring tie lssf tisee years. u ~
evidence e his zkiligy % Pli1se. shen ~ tr
se4s0p - A6lisse skseS WAD p2iseHixa thu
asl1bil1&m4nt Mrsll have 10 capee ST regret
Piet1Bss insszaNa il Esoclels, RinN. pins
Ne ai anH desired -. s
Ala ! variety e Geld lncksis On hand.
Ycung men N1sAihe e. engage Is 4 lneraIivi
businssS hasiag aCeFiIal ~ Tram $50 l5 81.
can sersigs : shosdneh epulls 81 Iazffu<s11HS
itesfHtF with D csmPlete apparatus.
LitchGeld Apsil sS.h. $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

MEN, Women and Childssn Ian ere 10
INl these words - "
! am in the - building west Of he Court
housp, employeds ss have been nearly Zen
years. y Setting Filling, E1iractin9 ma
Cleansing Teeth. still mind the same rtslo
which adopted ID the cemmehee1 rent s. nv
professional life. ard which q shaII never
abandon. Il il thiss Never 20 eunnmesIea ~
opetaiiOn in Dentistry. fer any indfrid,al. nns
ul am satisfied that the bsnefit efisine flsnFss
IRON 70 my patron, shall exceed the expense.
1ou VINO are allowing yeuT teeth lo decay.
be careful lest those oFnaments az - go.
beauty suddenly fail, and You are leit loolI,i-sS
forever. Il. w. Rf.ARE
! Z Litchfe!d. May "a. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
wINSlrRlID BAM1x

The Stockholders Of the Winsted Banl
are hereby nosilied that the Ninth Install
ment Of Five Dollars on q share Of ;he cap.
ital stock Of said Bank, viii become due on
the 4th day Of May next. and the tenth and
las, ins,allmeni OF Five Dollars per share
will be required on ,he 4lh day Of June fol
lowing.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
e. 8. HAMILTON, Cashier.
Winsted, April 9th. 1850. 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

In New YORK. AIay g.t. Rev. Horace
Winslou 81 RocksiIls. % Chaflotts H.
Petitions. Of Simsbury.
In West Goshen. on he eth inst, BY
Che Rev. Mr.. Perrin. Charles 81. Ouks. Of
New Haven and Rhoda, eldest daughter
Of the Hon Augustus Miles Of the former
place.
!. InWhitneyvilIe, 18th inst, willard An
drews. Of New Hartford. and Harriet 6.
ChcrelL Of New Haven.