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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-11
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

TOWNSEND SARSAPARlLLA.
Old DR.. Townsend Is now about 20 years II sges
and las long been knnwn rs the AUTHOR and DIE
SEND SARsAPARiLfA.n Being poor. he was cuElS
PEELED to limit It's nalnuthcturo, by which meAas u
has been kept out Of market and the sales olTcuin.
scribed 70 thOae only who had proved Its WORTH and
known It's value. Il had reached the Of mRny,
nevertheless, those persons who had been healed
Of sore diseases. and saved from death, proclaimed
lie excellence and wonderfnl tl. 4F
HEALING POWER.
Knowing, many years ego, that no haA ~ hia
ski science and experience, devised an article which
would be Of inealculahle advantage 20 menklnG
when the means would be furnished 70 bring t intA
universal notice. when Its inestHlabe virtues wogld
be known and appreciated. This time haa come, the
means are supplied. this -.
d manufactured the largest SCALE ana = calico
for throughout the length and breadth OF the land oS-
pecially It 10 found incapable VI degeneration o.
deterioration. 81,
Unlike yoUnR 8. r. Townsend's, Il improves with
age and never changes but for the better because y
IL prepared scientific principles BY scientific moM:
The highest knowledge Of Chemistry and tine iasess
discoveries of the arr have all been brought into
neauiston In the manufacture Of the Old DIS Sat-
seDnra The SarsapaTtlla FOOT, " well known "
medical men, contains many meoic,nui ~ "thrts
which IL retained In preparing u ioI Use. P.o a.
fermentation and acid, which II Injurious W VIZ
SYSTEM Some of the properties Oh "a a.s ios,
50 voiatie that they entirely evaporate ana S ~;
In the preparation, II they are not preserves w h
entifc process, known only TO these expefIencca ~
its manufacture. Moreover, these volatile Pranepss
! which fiy of In Vapnr rs an exhaiation uhGoa
heat are the very essential medical properties o. she
| rnNe which give ." Is ~ tie va'"e
ANY person can boil or stew the root sill they ge
dark cOlored LIQUID. which - more from the colo
ring matter in the root than from any thing else
they can then strain this inspid OF vapid liquid
swee.ee with sSIT noIsS'os sTd ss. ca" . .ss
GENUiNE OLD DR.. JACOB TOWN
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LAW COUR rs.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Ig Ckambers.-Be-
fore Judge Daly.-habeas COrpu, the writ
sued out on petition Of Theodore E. Putnam, d.
rected TO Mr.. ana Mrs Woodhead and Mrs. Mary
Ann Putnam requiring them to produce the per-
son of Theodore A. Putnam, a child son Of petit
toner and Mrs P already referred to, the parties
appeared yesterday, Mrs Putnam and her mother
MRS Woodhead) doing so unwillingly, however,
and not till after an attachment had been issued.
The little boy was also produced. The father and
motber Of the child, who live separate, each claim
a right 20 its custody. An order was made by the
Judge, leaving the child, while the question is
pending in the custody Of the mother to be brought
each day 10 toe Judges residence, where the father
10 to see IT, TIE matter has been adjourned for 4
day or two. when testimony will be taken. Mr..
Horace Clarke and Mr.. Rapelo for petitioner
Me,Gs Brady and Holden for Mrs. Putnam and
Mr.. and Mrs. ".
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FAMISE AND PEsTILLScr. - A letter dated
KiDgItown, s. Vincent July Is. says:
The weather favorable, the Island healthy and
crops promising.
From Montserrat advicss 70 9TH Inst. have
come to hand, representing th,. island to be SIN
reduced 70 the lowest ebb Of misery and wretch
edness Famine, pestilsoce and death, staA
through the length and breadth OF the land IN the
most hldcous shape; half the inhabitants are
starving and the other half have not the means Of
relieving them. Insolvency stares every man N
the face credit annihilIted-cspitA vanished
commerce laDgushing-agriculture At q stand
the landed interests upro0sed-and the shipping
interest destroyed.
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A CAVE DISCOVERED AT SHARoS-A cores.
pendent Of the Springfield Republican, writing
from Sharon in this State, remarks that two men
digging train last week abou. half a mile from
the Springs, came to large Rssure in the rocks,
which led them into a cave that they entered
feet which they descended, and after proceeding
n short distance TO another Offset similar 10 the
frst which they descended in like manner, and at
once fosnd themselves in q room some 20 feet
Iauare and 60 feet high with fanneLshap ped roof
that q little further on they discovered another
room Of about the same Dimensions as the first
that they found succession ofsQch rooms Of differ
en sizes and that they thus went on for the space
Of three hours, travelling at least Z mile under
ground They stated that they found the cave on
every side hung with large and brilliant s.sscsi.es
In one place they observed waterfall which, so far
a. the sound and the light Of their torches would
enable them to judge, must have been 90 feet high"
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TUESDAY,, Aug IS.
s1EALISG BRAss-A man named Banks Was
arrested yesterday on a charge Of stealing brass
model, sc pounds IN weight from his employer, W.
II. Jenner,on, 1872 Mercer g.. which be disposed Of
to a person named ]. McKenns, Of 20 Spruce 81 as
old brass The value Of the metal alone is only
triaing, but Is deliberately chiseled model got
up some years since for the Croton Celebration, It
ia priced as werk Of art and originally coat up,
ward OF $500. The prisoner was fully committed
for trial by Justice Mountfort.
BURGLARY.-Three young fellows, named W.
H. Dsnton Philip McKeoR and Samuel Denton
were arrested yesterday by officer Shay Of the
Second Ward on 4 charge Of having on the night Of
the 4th inst entered the store OF Joseph Osborne,
81 Futonst. by false keys, and stealing silver
watch and other property valued at $50. some OF
the goods were found in their possession, and they
were locked up TO answer.
CHARGE OF FORGERY-A man named smith
Davis who was implsaded with others, on the
above charge, in the month OF March last was AZ.
rested yesterday, and brought before Justice
Mountfort, but the afidayits against him not being
forthcoming, he was discharged on his own Tecog-
nzarces 70 appear when called on.
PROPERTY FoUsD.-TRo fellows, named Pat
trick Roach and Jerry Smith were arrested yes
terdsy on 4 charge of stealing SIS worth Of six
goods snd vestings, found in their possession An
owner 10 v anted Frank williams was arrested
for stealing gold watch from some person IN
known. The parties were held to answer.
TILL THIEF.-An old offender, named Charles
Hay was arrested yesterday on charge OF
stealing SIS from the money-drawer OF store at
the corner OF Broome.st. and the Bowery. On be-
ing brought before Justice Mountiort, he was
recognized as a notorious pick pocket and locked
up 10 answer.
GRAND LARcENY.-A man Eamed John Shift
was committed to prison yesterday on charge OF
ste aling gold watch and chain valued at Si5, and
a quantity Of clothing and shoes valued at $50
more, from Joseph Smith Of ls6 Avenue on the
29th ofJuly last. The prisoner admitted his guilt
ASoTHER IEDIcTNEST James Williams who
was arrested few days since on charge Of for
gerry was committed yesterday for passing two
forged checks one of them for 81 500 and the other
for 600 on the American Exchange Bank, in the
year 1874.
ARoTHER-Eliza Roville and William Earles
were arrested yesterday on suspicion OF being con.
cerned in the robbery Of Mr Jones, the Illinois law
yer, at Al Thomasst on Sunday morning. They
were locked up to answer.
STEALING BoTrLEs-John Earle was arrested
yesterday on q charge Of stealing twenty-five soda
water bottles, the property Of William b. Sparks,
and was held to bail in the Of $500 to answer.
ARREST on Observation-Disclosures Hastings was
arrested yesterday, on suspicion Of stealing s75
from Patrick Burke. She was locked up TO an.
swer
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AFFAIRS WITH PoRruGAL-A Warrington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia N0r.k A5ler'eas
writing Aug. II, says:
special bearer Of dispatches from the Medi'er'
ranesn Squadron arrived in w Warrington this morn
ing. BE reports Mr.. Clay, Charge at Lnboo, as
having demanded bis passports and retired 70 Ma.
pies, whence be expects TO return 10 the United
States in two months. He is reported TO have with
drawn from bis mission in consequence Of the often
sive terms 10 which the offer Of the Portuguese Min
sty - pay az claims except that in relation to toe
Genera, Armstrong, were coached
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TIRR BRICK nANUPACrORY AND CLAY

LIRE BRICK nANUFACrORY AND CLAY
il BANK FOR sALE--Tse Fire BRICK Mandatory,
vel Known a. The BsAmander WorTs testablihe1 since
1888 situated al Woodbridge, ~ J. 10 offered for sale
on reasonable termA The business 10 now In f and
cessu operation. The buildings have receny been resui
OF bglei and well The sheds out houses ssbss
ke perfect order The Cay Bank contains about .vecy
lhee acres 0fsnd, and 0ne Of ne mott vAusbe Ia New
jersey here being found Il alum snd While clay ofs1.
peSor quality and AL the elays and sand necessary for The
nsrufsctnre " IRE bnek ror terms, he spply 81 ne
WORKS EWooebndge ~ or Al The ofsce and eepot 81
Cannon o. New YORK sulz -
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Il Weekly Report Of Deaths and Interments
in the city Of Brooklyn for the week ending Aug
le, 1850
Absceu |, Casualties |. Cholera lnfsnum u, Conump-
ton G. ConVusioLs Congestion OF Brain 2 Darrhes Z,
DropJ !, Dropsy In the Head 2 Dyseuiery Drowned 2
Dentiuon Fever IL hsmmAuon OF Bowels Jsundice I,
Marasmus q Premature Binl1 Males, 26 Females =
Adults, g; Children, .6.-Total IS
Interments in Greenwood ard other Brooklyn
grounds, from New York and other places, 50.
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w. PROCTOR. ms

GEORGE w. PROCTOR, nsnufieturer Of ran
UDers and curers l0ols, s1ch tesher vofKerh Cur
r,.r,' Knives sdes ard inelef Bsh copper steel sad
,sss csre knives bookbrce Knives two ged vofkerL
sressers he siversmilhs banners, dies, pGnchss chs
"a east rtce forgir Of FL firds mats % order q ne
.asr,s,t rouce Al iools wlranssd Rear 0fel Ann 81
suiS w.
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1RANE,s PATENT sOAP.-This po2a,u and
Oceebr.isd Soap 10 eastng II favor ever day. We
sssure cur frirnds and zoe pubic needs orly
rs, 10 be universally approved ard ased IL eyery FAM
All ve ash hal the people vii y u and J1dge for them
..l1s. N.uuf,cfEret by LOAD Lynch L CO.
lfl Ssnivsn ct NY
fsrniory ios sac Apply - above. saio 7Ssoc'
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@ JOshUs Bailey, Of East Abingdon, Mass wa
nesg through bingham with another man on the
20 Of July last when they met q number Of little
ens going home from school, and Bailey seized one
80 connitted an outrage on her person. He was
s..s ssted bat bailed out Of jail for $4,000 by his
"'nefi who is a forehanded farmer.
II Nj d Factories 10 Allegheny City have
~ 'appeo, .-pwiEs hundreds Of ssen, women
~ NA'''eh W" VI e-@iOyuenk
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL b. give notice PsrInersaP hervsofors exsdng
n-der re name Of As5Uk L wOLtOR, YinegE manu-
curera III Libertyst NewYork City, has been dssoy.
"a sod al persons hereby informed thsl saA not Dc
r,,pousbe for any debls contracted 10 the Of ssd
SIN AID that shall hold Al debIors responsible VINO can
noi show discharge from M personally
Nev.Yofk City, August s, lao ASSURE ASsUh
au7 6ss
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FHE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

fHE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 D0LLARs
THIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED ~ PIE
j State Of New Jersey for the manufacture Of
9UYrA RERCHA GOODS
Viz Shoes, Shoe 5oes, Gas and Water Pipes, fubnS
Machine Be.s and Driving Bands Fancy Arlicost sueh
a. Trays. Boxes, Book binding Cupa yla.xs c.nss
Whips, Balls Picture Frames Decorations for Houscs
Steamboats, Ships and Carr, Army and Navy EquipmenA
W.ierproof Caps Clothing, he, for insulating feeQApb
Wires he a. well The manufacture Of all kinds Of rdis
Rubber Goods Full pos or 70 given % purchase sns bold
real estate wafer power buildings kc for busness sq1s
70 the wants OF the country.
The Board OF Directors has ordered tho booEs 10 be open
cd on the lO Of july for subscription 70 The Capital Of
the Company.
Notice therefore gwen, mai the books Of ne compsa,
~ be openes The day above mentioned, 81 The Ones
Of he Company ls Broadway, Rev.Yort At the s.ors
OF JOAN Thorr!ey Esq l0l Chesnntstreet Philadelphia
Il the oEce OF The freGion BANKING Company frenton
J. and al the Revere House In Boston, nais for sub
scrpon Of 800 eco dollars 10 shares Of 100 dollars each
.na that books VIII remain open Tor thirty dsys or
IL he whole AMOUNT 10 isken-
oaee Of the Hudson Manufacturing Co, lsl Broadway
SAMUEL I. ARMSTRONG
ANTHONY J. HILL, Elective Com11fa
JOHN ?. GLEASON. DisH
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County. ! 3
Once. i

DIscoSrsUED-ErnisP Point jasper Mo-
NAnIs CHAgsED.-Moniteau, Moneau Co Mo-name
changed 10 "Jamestownn
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SrABBrsG.-Philip McKim was arrested for an
assault with a knife on Thomas Bre1n. The par
ties are employed q. tavern in the Second Ward
and quArreied yesterday, when Mckim ran i9r
knife and stabbed bis antagonist N the back. Inc
Police took McKim into custody and searched
bis trunk, wherein were found several knives,
pocket books and purses. He was committed
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Y Henry Ray was arrested in the 18th Ward
for breaking 2s Corporation lamps in One-hu ndred-
andtwenty, eighth and Onehundrei ands"snsy'
ninth SITS he was insane.
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Post ONCE Operations.

The Postmaster. g General has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending Au
gust 3, 1850:
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

e The Jersey City Ferry.boat Arresseoh,
which has been under repairs for some weeks past,
10 expected to resume her place on the first OF
September, greatly improved in appearance and
accommodations for the passengers and teams.
She is covered, like the Hudson.
MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE OF JERSEY CITY
The pastors OF the churches associated the Tract
effort, have, during the present month, formed a
ministerial Conference which will meet weekly
at each others residences and spend an hour in
devotional exercises.
UsIoS BAPTIST CHURcH.-Ats recent meeting
Of the Union Baptist Church. il was resolved,
with great unanimity, to proceed, a. soon ~ the
requisite subscriptions should be obtained, to the
erection of a house Of worship. At meeting OF
the Church ard congregation, held last week, the
best spirit was manifested, and subscriptions made
to the amount Of nearly $4,000. 1t is proposed to
erect neat and commodous edifce, capable Of
,estipe COO or 700 people
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REMOVAL.

nk. EDWARD ii. DIXON Editor Of NE Scalpel.
yhAs removed hs consulting oces 70 III Grand o. one
door west Of Broadway where be sssnds ocs consal
tsuons snd operative surgery sxeus,ys,y Oacs hours
rom 10 to s and TO evenings
The publishing once OF se sexpelh at AslorHeass
IVA I'm
DbgIOs Al.-DRs. ChiLOS TOAD have removed
n Iheir Office So Chanserfst Once boQns from 10 10
oiclock A n. and nom TO and 10 8 Pm
They have opened Medical snd Surgical lnsrmary.
where tho poor vii he attended gTsuiiogsy ruesdayA
Yhursdsyf ard SATURDAYS nom W IL O'clock, AN
Or Chds VII give particular attention 10 diseases OF ne
chest lungs and heart
Or FORD 20 cIesses Of he eye ana ear, ana 70 safeA
cases generally DH ~
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Il Bridget Higgins, insane, was taken in
charge in the Ninth W ard.
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HOUSE, BREAEING.-The large dwelling house OF
VIM 3 Skidmore, opposite 81 johns Park' IN
HudIon At was broken into some time last week,
during the absence Of the fami J. and large guam
iity Of ladies' wearing apparel stolen thereifom
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INSURANCE.

THE 6ROOERS
YfRr INSURANCE. COaPANT,
once, No. 81 Wall corner OF PeArksl e. 4.
CAPITAL. s20,0oo.
THIS COMPANY, having heir capital al pkd n, n
essh, prepared iusUrs Buidings ssrshsadisos
Household Furniture. Vessels In Port tnelI enxss he
against loss damage by hrei Nsc Ire ksks 81 islAse
Nayigauon and transportation, tho most feyereela
terms AL losses promptly adjusted and psit.
DfRECTORR
KuFus STORY, HosEs TAYLOg, sAarsox MsOas,
PsrgR MATTE, George ELDEa. CHAs SgskgAlssk,
PgAEcIs sKIDDy, HgSsY EDEY, Asa g. FosssA
las g. WILSON, Alex. H. GsAsr, VIM. T. gosssa,
AZ. y saVEsAs NAssHkLL PEPoos, Isaac @. TArlsn-
SAMPSON MOORE. Pr-od~sl
J. amros ssIrs, Secretary. rfrhs
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TIE MERCHANTS INSURANCE. 90.
nFfaE CITY or NETWORK, oftcs ser u are<e.
~ wich ard Dey cts the North River sGaS sssa
eapa Sa0e0O Insurance against loss dams OF are
CRoWEL ApAkS Freshest
asoRea w sAvAsk. Secretary. 'as n
kOOkLYN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
D-Ohice No. 8 herchans Exchange, Wsltst N. Y. and
IS Fulton Of BTookyn. WA. ELLSWORTH. frest-
A @ STEVENS, Secretary. aug omF
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DIVIDENDS.


Ns nossies AND WoscksrEa AAILRoAD eol
no0xs nm. Noksscs July 10 lts1 !
Dsera oi MS Company vfi es op-e@J ou ts II q -.
:! me IIsnsiss On1ee tr Merstn Yrrnxf.r Ass.. hi
Esres.S,. Esss.1s sssY.. s:sia srsa W.
viii be eloset until The oth Of Jsnazy n.ss ~.
All persons who subscribe AZ afor-.ss -
cert On he preferred socs. vii be eattr-3 No. ~
10 be declared "a January thssr crs<<~s "A ssss
which embraces four shares OF old socs r esch $40
stock subscrbed and interest win bs sAargei 81 he
rsie Of per al inslslpcno from ne liza t snri
sad ilISlmens are paid r. ST n ANpkEwA
TVS 60t Cerk NJ and W kalros6 Co
NEw.YokX FisE AND hAsiSs Tvs Co.
Nsw-YOfk Aug. = 1850.
nIvIDEND.-Yhe Board o. Directors have ibis day
OtecsTsd Dividend Of ten dollars per share, payable
on deusnd, NJ he Odice OF The C0mpsny, u Wsl-st
aus ~ D. UNDERalLL. Secretary.
hIVlDEND.-The Presd col and DIrecsoss u os nsw.
~ Jersey Railroad and transportation compscy h~e
his day declared senitsnn1A dividend u tom pef esnt
payable he stockholders her representatives % asd
s1er the let o. August nett fhe Transfer oooes VI 10
eoart ron re 2rh inst anil that dsv-Jaly IL its0
iylS I'm H. J. sOUrhhAHo, rrsas<ru.
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AUCTION SALES.

g. 0AkDINEk Aaeronesr.
III BALDWIN GARDINER,
~ Store ~ 8rostway, esT. kaoskf&
EE Pxruc-lAF sfte1Iiou vii Be gven 10 sses Of FknsJ
SoOds, Porcelain Psinrngs he Also rurniru-s u nln'
Les giving ap Housekeeping Also Stocks OF ksszss'
-ureys, he AL - Which are respectfully solicited
Having made ~ 1rsn gemeui win Mr.. A q. fUffLh -
lis sse'Esl - hopes % BERT ice patronage n bis ieodi
ar the public isl isd
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q n. kEkSiN AacGoaesr
UN BANGS, BROTHER e. co. STORE 81 Srosd-
~ Va Particular atecgOa given 10 The sale ogikriTas
INFsies Cash advances made when defired
NOricE-The eopartnerssip Of BANGS. PLArr L co.
dissolved BY he death Of Mr. PLANT on he SD q
NAY lssi TIE business will be continued BY the SURVIVORS
under she ute Of BANGS BROTHER 4 CO.
HeH.Yoik, A5g |, 1880.
TrTrT.sscoSp Sgw.YoRK rIAps SALE
MONDAY Sept 1850.
Fte ders.Ened announce me next REGU LAk Trade
SALE Of BOoEs, Paper, Stationery, SssrssTpe Pases
Of gerssbe and 70 b, conducted rnter ths reg1s
uoSs last one. ard scd on the following terms VIZ
On al purchases irOm The Whole catalogue Amounting 10
s75o and upward four ard six mcnhs credit; on pur.
chsses fruu ne whole catalogue ess han tio and more
Sn 500 four morths credit; snd q, purchases ess han
slO0 cash discount Of enc per eeni VIII be allowed on
a. purchases exceeding fLe0
rety OF desirable stock ever offered Trsde Sac In this
country. viii be ready Tor distribution 10 the TrSde on
Wednesday, the IAN RS.
BANGS. BROfHERk co H4 Snoadvy
AT PRIvArE SALE-A great assortment OF Writing Pa
pers Lsuer Cap, Gu, ard Plat DO on The mot favorable
IeimA Booksellers and counHy merchants are lAved 70
call.
AT rsrvArs sALs-sohns ropulsr Library serea-
Con pre ses Of hese desirable And seeci vork Is
offered 70 ne t,de ard others, computing ne Ssnd
ard Library 81 vols tae Scientific Library, vols TIE Al
tC1AfiGn Library IS yO's We Clsssica. Library, ii vols
A1d ne Illustrated Library new seres tncincing Lodke
Portraits Of il1sTous Perscrsges OF Great b1iain The
volumes sod sepsrsely II desired. new Eat has I1;
been Issued Of me various works and Hsy bs hss ne
sore
Also Lardners Poplar Lectures Science and Ar
fVos Svoi ENbsnEs Hydraulics aud Mechsnics John
sons Farmers EncyclOpedis, Gncnous great WORK o.
hueh Cows, fhsers Principles OF Agriculture, lions
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D. 5. HOUGH Auctioneer
! =, HODGH Will se al Public Auction on TUES.
b,DAI. August IS at l0l o'csck AZ ~ Beekmar-si q
variety Of Cabinet and Household Furniture, comprising
lh hundred lots well worthy the attention o. the rfsd-
and hose 10 for private use Sale positive sul4 <d
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OFFICE or THE CEMETERY, July a 1880
The accumulation Of ntermens Ia the Receiving Tomb
of his lpstuop renders necessary that provision for
the niermen Of the remains OF those tenPors
riy deposited there be made immedis ely II possible
Your early attention TO the removal OF the remains Of c.
w r deposited Mach The 18th, ls47 10 therefore respect
fully solicited. Your obi serv'L ID
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al OO0yo LOAN - p, cant 60 '~''''s
Si1,Veuev'''9'''ik; r 4 rs . 90 ers%A
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We omit some Of our correspondents remiuis-
eences IN regard TO the cholera at Slndusky last
year, because they seem to partAke TOO much o.
personal character to be Of interest to the general
reader. Ed T,ib
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OAKUM-soe bslss Ne L; go DO No. Z Ros sals u
OnnnuhetQrsn prices BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
CITY ITEMS.

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ence develops the remains Of something like Joe
Miller but we are assured that the letters actually
passed, therefore we let them pass into perma'
nence, renarking that nothing remains with as