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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
T. =. Dsstsiet Court.
"A Eo(ors xN lf~f~~tf r..

MsnoH 20 = Tle In,isd sfaf,s rs Gssyr. Dds,r =
The detsr dant chsrg-d With having obtained at the
poet Gree 81 this city letter directed 20 Cathsrus
Resin and cent BY her husband from Panama and with
ming the letter aud sbstractng tberefrcm the
d f2b appears from the evidences Of witnesses ex-
anired BY Mr. sommsrs behalf OF the United states
Dtrct Attorney that the prosecutrix resided st the
tsfendsnts heuse and that letter toh~r which
vas delivered hy the postman 20 Mr. Didsr; that he
opened IT, and that when he gave the letter 20 Csbe
rbe Resin there was no money In H. though she be-
hevsdu TO contain f35 90 cross examination by Mr..
kdmon Blanknan. counsel fer the defendant witness
rsmsd Margaret Jane Oling admitted that che was
pretsnt when the postman delivered the letter sod
defendant opened H. but shs did not that u
tainsd anything Mr. r. BIspsmsn said he was con-
tented 20 let this remain upon the evidence of the
prosecution The defendant is respsctable man, and
he had merely opened the letter By mistake, aud
perceivirg he he immedisely handed ~ to Mad
Resin. Nr Did,er bad treated her as child and
watched over her with parents care. There vas no
proof that the letter contained any money Mr..
submitted that fhere evidence to connect the
defendant with fraud 70 him Of auy fraudu
lent intent and he therefore Asked for hs dscbarse
The Court ssid that under the present warrant, he
eovId not bold the prisoner In custody and he ust
therefore, Be disehsseed.
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To 10 Oxie.
10 Oxie--Jo! oh. glorious Jo!
Nov want n pretty got
10 Oxje, bew could you do 60!
With such . bait 60 6shing-oh!
The rat viii always chow his tail,
Yet thinks hs's hid, N behind pail
Thus you, 10 Oxie, told your tale,
How witbs spxat you'd catch q whale.
Though 10, ysu never thought Of falling,
Or that from ms you'd catch whaling,
Or tbst osd zsck might scent your siling;
II was snly BusDs Vista,
Upon your hopes I'D plsss blister,
To closs then mp. and send you home,
With Seward and his curry comb
Not made for Whitley In hurry
But favor With cid Zack to curry
Jo should ron think my joke % curry warm,
PBay take it coolly. as mean no harm
Though don't you think It would have helped
the farcs.
II poor old Whitley had been foaled an ass?
Nor can you wonder that the PEOPLE laugh,
Because 10 Oxis proved himself q calf
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state resse Convention vas held sx Concord NJ
H. en- the 1&th instant The folio ~ins ssstleueu ~ers
chessn to represent Nev aapehre st the Peace con-
Rev. A. A. Livwncre, and Hon Awos Tuck A. dele.
gstcs ssd Hsn John rrentsse, sn1 Rev. 4. D. Smith,
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TsAsire Dow~ rHs slressrH.--Ths tsl.xrsph wirss
extepdirs 10 Ns~buryport ITO bs continu~d TO Port
l.nd ~ the rrcpri~tcrs Of Bans lins) have dartnx
the prssest veek. been down for the length 81
three miles. ON Tuesday we're caught doinx
the work Of dom oition by the supsriotsndsnt Mr.. ~
smith They said they ~sre emf pioysd ana paid foe
the vofk aud gave the name 81 their e-pisvss. rss
fellows provided ~tk ladder and the necessary
tools - Bssfsn Mod, MsreA %
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AccrDrsr on rrs Ears RAiLsosp.-A frirhsfui scs,-
Cocbectcs, vhsh fortunstey resulted Isss seri
ousIy than vas st fret spprehended t appears that
pert OF the railroad broke mp and the two near
GERS we're thrown on the trsck the pin whioh at
ches the cars to the baggage train broke aud both
cars rolled down en- embsnhmsnt Of some thirty feet
fearful confusion and excitemeut susued tbs shts
we're and the Goals from the stove set ire
70 tne care the most despsrste efforts we're made to
psser ger sefe All extricstsd lees bruised
onJ one " believed seriously Injured aud she 4. ~
nstsu "lu NOT recover. The locomotive proeseded
nearly nile before discovering the loss of the pss-sn-
ger csrs when others we're procured and conveyed the
dasd, March a
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Governor Hsipes Of Ne~ Jersey. -ss ssviously hurt
he vss riding.
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Uhippunr Insefruxencs.

Arrived from New YorS-Y o. Jz at Liverpool March
Tn, Alfred Won Anersvaid, at Coves.
sailed New York rebe Waverley ffrom Liverpool
ana pus bach rAys is.h Hound from Lerhcr, 2th
nxrathon from Havre; 5ylvcsrc on Landon
sligo Celeste from kiirush Hesperus from 1eifas Cola
hs IRON fverpool Ath, Danube dos Lacfr. ds corneia
FROM shields 18Th. Beves from csrd: Wihef oustt ON
Bordans New Hanpshrs from Liverpool Allegro do; Pax
from Hel.oet Asses. from narssies nh Prizes Albert
from -j Lady Young. from liverpool Mississippi frsn
Deal; March l. splsndd rom Hs,re; cusave %; Flora
Witt marssilles Fosca Helena Amsterdam; Sd. frances
IRON Deal Dsvosshr, dsi a. sse.a fro. ,h: PM Bris-
Cors Lima from Lverpooi; Manchester do Johs Hancoch
waterloo, do; 5th washinxton DO; Ameycs do Jane
all from Lysrpee also. Feb Is Pilgrim from oporto ,sth
g.res HfsEsr fro. Fisssirs; March Q, Standard from
Arrived frsu BessenJan a. Kate Bsstinss At csiousta
B praeut tvia obrsltsrD 81 Masa March Hope, At
rxvAr- rsb 2s--Ths shp waveriey, Liverpool fer
NYork, again eh reb agaia returned
eahy, asd pert Of cargo thrown overheard.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-17
CORMegI'S .1EagiCnE P0iN EGtF|C
tor Ghe sCOrs6g'S sCOIsdcT
0Oss1Ced so by all aCAO
h0Ue eUeg' tried &c.

White Swelings, l. a4uation, Pain u
the Back. Weak Lmb., Tender Or Sore
Fr,t. and all Scrofulous Sores, are speed
lily and prominently ,ured by Copnors
Magical Pam Ext acter; Affection Of The
Euugs, ALue IN ne lscr Breast, I1c ~
lQurtaux, Chronic sore ey s, clustered 7Fr
iaces. &c. 1t is equally beuti ial IN ail
kinds OF mia malory diseases, en- as
sore Nipples AMI Eyes, Spralns. khun'a-
IIsm, White Swell I'M and Ulcers, btuIse !,
Burns, Chibtslus, ErysiPlas, &c wiz
quickly be relieved BY the applicant o o.
this salve. This remarkable sana'lv1 pos
sesses many virtles never fou d in any oln,
e article. II has the most perfect oW'
over all pains by fire, positively alIay'na
the spfftring almost immortality upon y
4 application.
as Caution.-No Pain Extractor cal
De geIUlne unlessy ou ind The signature 2
Comstock and Co. on the wrapper O eacl
Dog, Beware Oh the counterfeit,
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G .rlEoIa's Ri,ag-BOne Care.

For the cure Of thr Ring Bone, BIood
Spawn, v indgalls aud Splnt-a ct''aln
remedy.
This Ring.B1ne cure and the
Founder Ointment are pr pared rom Ihe
r,cipr of a vrry celebrated English Farf',
-; and will Gu e in %ninrty-nlne cases OUT OF
one hundred any OF the above complaints
rhpv have been used by fam RS, iiverv
ntn stage proptietors, aud oIhefS; Win
marked aud decided success:
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NE "
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

lust received t,on NE Y0R I,
y sud nov npeuing, a general assert
utnt Of FALL AND WIN Ell
5. CONSISTING IN PART Of:
Blue, Green anl Rid uarians. Fine French
VII faislsd Casnneces and Drlanes U ~ CO
Mrs. Black silk warn, AIpacas, Rice FaWc'
and black lignrej S5ks Silk and Wnrstei
LutGr Rich NantilIas and Sacks, French
wmkcd Muslin Canes, Collars and Cuff. En-
twilrrcd tape, Borirrl AMI Reyrrel hinrn
Clm'b Hdk'Is. Dntted and plain S@iss Nus
la,, Swiss, J%aconei, Thread Elsiuss an
I%aprtipgs Black and colored silk Lace an,
Finges Velvet nft Ribbon lrimnin;s g. Piri
Gard, Gimps and pipiHgs. Black md Cal r.
twisted silk Nits. Long twisted sil1 Witt
aud Kid Gloves. Grtlrmpus Bnfk aud X,
Glsyes. Cbamuis lined aud waolen Gloves
ladies and Misses Iarino ana Lambs wo.
tor.
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NEW
BY q II 3 z S S

BY KIP RSSSo
II BAhR NGTUNh,t the %Isasnre toi"f'rm
II. the citizens Of Canton, anu the pnoh'
gpjs all, that he has just received, direct from u
New York, ~ handsome assortment VI FAM !
GOODS which he will sell low. CONSISTING
in part Of SIN.
Kich changeahle thnmpleona and meme silks
Rich black 4 -urei do
Plain bl eek silk, for aprons and dresses;
JENNY Limbs, a new article Tor LADIES
dresses;
Rich Bonnet and Belt Rihbonsi
Rich Cap do;
Worked collars and Cuffs;
Worked Umler-slertes;
Ladies' fine Grass Ligrn Hd'kf',
La,lies' and Gents black and coIOred XII
Cloves;
Lalic.' black and colnred Pic Mic do;
imdits' and Gents silk Vest;
A handsome assortment OF fancy SILK Ves'
in
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az J;UM.A'TESW.

Comstocks Hewrs' Nerve aud Bone
Lin.meut and Indian vegetable hl'xlr' IS
W; rranled 10 cure any caSrof R~heamat'sm
Iout. Contracted Clouds and Muscles, Or
SUI joints, strengthens week Llnb~, and
enables those who are GRIP led 10 walk
aoain. Use his %arriclr aud b. cured, Or
90 without it and SUD r, a you please.
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nOA,WSTOCKs VERWTFUGE

This is the most pxua"ldlnary. remedy
for Wonns ever used; 1t If claaIly eIad,-
.ales worms from both Adults and MI
lreo. Il calnot harm tie most delicate
infant or strongest Adult, aud nevIF ial,s
to COMPLETELY root oul an DESTROY all KINDS
nr worms The cost q. per botlp, puts It
within The rta,b Of all, aud all parents
No Are without il are wantonly exrolsl"s
ne lives Of thetr children TO those tell dIs-
~trovrrs Of youth, : Worms"
% n. mi, n-AlI of The above named
articles aEr solt IN in New YORK uV
ComA,ock & Co., Brothers, 57&ohn slIte',
and also sold in Canton Miss. ny.
''O ""' MURPHY & Co.
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nav GO0lS.

Ia uadtr lgned hav us associated
M0S %Tg,s,v,s under the firm Of JOIN
c'ivsd SSVIpNERY 4 CO, have just r.
4 rov pletCF from New York, a d
a,4tv u" opPDlas IN The Btick Slor house
a. .0' afup'ed BY Dfanq AID hompson,
OrIpsTIsll assortment Of DRY GOODS
acs,'1., NARE, & HARD. WARE,
L0BptS,'l Hal,. Boots, and Shoes
S6OFl LINSE Us, and NEGRO.
low h az grd We are delrrm ned 10 sci
I'M 'as0i o 70 p%unctusl dealers or shor
HIN MONTGO Jerry.
C,D,o, y \. R. ANDERSON.
D'Ou October 10Th 80 -33-,f
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uyu,s Limimac.ss FOR tse FstFcS

IN, worst attacks Of the'PlIts are rttrc
tuai4y and p rmanenrly coprd in a >hort
I'M no ~ use orlhe genuine HAYS Lin
imrnt. Hundreds Of our fr,t rl!'xens
Throughout the cougtry have uSVa 'nlS I'M
lmrnt with complet success 1t IS war
rented 10 cure the most aggravated case.
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A LsO;

FF Gentlemen, The 6ntNand best French
CoIhs AID and Cas,mcres. TIVE ds,
ans and Sa iaetS, LOwclls. L,nsrys,
%AsnprkY twllls, Blankets &c. &c.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-17
co,,,,esic,s for eUery BOdv

vVO III aIraIlan Moderated soap oi dou-
1 rama are our Ladies' indebted ior 'slI
. d. xions. He i, besides the Inventor
u tbe famous Powder SnbtlleS for eraal'
eating surp ra,ns hair; d The L'ql,l Vege.
tab,e Rouge for importing a BIZ ulllut co'oF
10 BALE cheeks; OF lie celebrated Ha,f hrs'
,ora i've whose efficacy is tes'i1 d 10 ny
,hnu,and..--NEw YonE SUNDAY FINES
All Ior sale BY MURPHY ~"
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anr afrrntrr Maaana.
MORE NEW GOODS!

HEARD. LENNARD & Co.
A RE constantly receiving fresh %sunplie
n OF FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS from New York.
They have now in store a full snd com
pleie stock Of gods. Suitable for the SEA
son. among. which are the following, Z
which they invite The attention Of III,
PUbhc:
Fancy Summer Silks, plain, figured
and vmbroi erred;
Rgragps. plain. figured and emhrcid'd;
Fgncv. plain plaid and black SILK
lis ups;
Plain Swiss' ard ~Jaconp,s;
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed Jaconets;
OrLanaus and 'arl-ton muslins;
Chap Linens; figured Laws;
Bard muslin, 4 for l24 cents;
Lawn Hdk's st prices;
Fine Glass Lawn do.
A gGrge Gad tCeH Selected Stock
OF Threat, Jlconsi.Si II and Wove Edg-
ines and In spriions; Silk and Blood Lac-si
Frill and Figured Bobinels; Kid, thread
and Silk Gloves.
AnANDsoME ASSORTMENT oF
Bonnet Rlbhons.
Flowers, Wrralhs,
and Laces for Bonnrts;
Fancy aud back Silk
Para~ols; Lare Cap"s;
EaIbroid' do; French i,
v Orked Capes, Collar
and Cuff; Hats and
Bonne s for chi rem;
= Fans, a q, al variety;
Hosiery; Reticules;
Comts; Buds, and
Fancy Goods Of
} All kind. Hz= Tall and evan inc.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-17
.GLNO,

||0W" ~ W
Asup flor assort-
meut Of loIhiug
90 Hats and Caps . @~H@
\, every description ~
Gongttss Boots, Shoes. Russell Dro.ans
ss' Cutlery Hardware, { rockery ware,
SIass ware. idlss Saddles &c.
alleh will b. sold low to good pune.
%INi'n on lme, aud still Overt for CASH.
Atso--A good article of Scotch Snuff,
a .@' Oy MIS- Miller, Garrett and Andpr.
wa, pu' Up 70 bottles aud bladders.
SlsO- Chewing tobacco Of the best
Y'''''' L9l3-t1 VIM E. DaNCY..
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Irs, PLAYING Cards. Backing and 81 licking
Brushes; Fancy and miscellaneous articles,
TOO teiiOnS 10 mention.
All Of WHICH We are anxious to sell 10
i! o customer, Al reasonable pnceS.
N B, PrrscrI ,tjons carefully put
up aud ne iclnes sold at all hours, day OF
nIght.
ed in New York by Mr. E. D. Wa'd, in
and the public, believing that our articles
ID. w. MURPHY.
J. l.. MlPCHELL..
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-17

Pens Inks, Waters, Sealing wax, Env-l
opes. Note. Letter aud Friulg plpsr.L al
and Slate Pencils. Pencil points, SAFES
Memorandum aud Account B 'oks; Violin
Strings. Fish Hooks and Lines; Brusnes
and Com s; Hair Oils and DYES, Shaw NJ
Washing aud Scented Soap Portable Soda
water and Lemonade; Pure Braudles aud
Wines, for medical purposes Oh V; Match
Our stock of Medicines &C., was select
whose charge the Sore will be.
We solicit the patronag OF our rIends
and picps will &c satisfactory to all.
Sept. 26Ih 1880.
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0C "A splendid 4livle inst r. ce'v
y ed by d. W. MURPHY.
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p. W1NsrnW-


WM. NORRIS JEwgLRY STORE
Dealer in Staple ID Gooda AMI Cloth
ing. Groceries, Wiaes"Gnd Liqaor, Huts
Caps Boots ami Shoes, Hardt6l re and
Cutlery. Glass oNt Qaeensvare IRON.
Nails. Casting, Provisions, Bdggiag
and Rope, Sc. Sc.
DRY GOODS.
Blue, Black, S~teel.mixed and fancy Sat-
%tinttts.
D, do Plaid aud fancy Cassameres
Kentucky James.
Plain and Plaid Linsevs,
White, Red, Yellow. Green and spotted
Aannels,
Gau2e, Canton and Sal>bprrv aannel.,
British and American Prints,
Cashmeres, Alpacas, Lustrps and Ma
rino Silk stripes,
lrish Linen AT all prices,
Linen Sheeting,
Damask Table Cloths, Birds eye Dla-
per and NAPKINS,
Silk. Flag and Bandana Hd'kfs,
Ladies and Misses Silk, Cotton and
Wooden Hosiery,
Genllcmpns' do do do,
Rose Poinl and Bed Blanket
Mississippi, Alabama and K ntucky
Oznaburgs,
Ha milton, Walton, and Manchester
Shirting and Sheetings,
c hassit, Elephant and Dorchester
Ticktngs,
Amon and Furniture Checks.
Bitachrd hir,in1s and Shretlngs.
CT DTIEEI Ga
Dress. Flock and Sack Goats.
Blankets. Sacks ami Frocktees,
Plat T. faocv Cas,im re pdntaboons,
Satlineu and Ktntuckv Jane, do,
Sattinttt aud Riding Cord do,
We Is a great variety,
SHIFTS, D awprs. &c. Sc.
GROCERIES.
Blown, Crushed and Pulv'd Sugars,
Common aud Sugar House Molas,es,
Rio and Java Cofe
Black Tnp rial and G. P. lmpq Tea.
Flnr and coarse Salt,
Soap. Star and Sperm Candles,
Ricp-Mermacilla- Starch,
= Pspppr. All,pice, Ginger, Mace Glove
v &c. &c.
VNWENTY Boxes manufactured nc
bacro assorted brands aud qnalilc
$, WINES AND LIQUORS.
Best Cogpac Brandy importation $50
10 A. erican do.
Pure Holland Gin,
't " Scotch and Irish Whisky,
o. Clar,t, Oh Port and
M diclne Vi inr'~ &c.
i HATS . GAPS
Fl ,renre silk. Beaver aud wool hats
les general assortment,
Caps ali varieties.
: BOOTS g G2OGS,
Mems and Boys Ru>serts,
- Kip Brogans,
Nv " alf, sew'd & peg bot
:. Md do do Do
IN N.RRDVg.gRE and CUTLER
.lroa, Castings, Mails, g.. Sc.
'oo'i GLASS aud QUEENtST WIRE
the A complete assoflmrut.
epls, BAGGlNG and ROPE FLOUR,
rsts. LARD. WHISKY, 81. &c.
AI.o a general as orlmtnt
Silk and Cotton um-
,Iood blJlia's Combs,
uaio Brushes,
&c.
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WINDOW GLASS-AssurLed sizes, :
w irsI rate article, Tor safe BY
nl.ly y. w. Huhrhl'
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The above ariel 9 were purchased 10
New York Circmuari, Louisville and
St Loni> the past summer, upon the most
Favorable terms. Th,v are Offer d to The
public al very small profit. The usual
credit will be given TO prompt cuSiomefS
| am let, rmIed TO of such inducements
as will ensure a call at least, and bell y.
ing in The motto 4 '.smaIl pr hs end
quick %sAles.,' | will take pleasure atsaI
tim /, show my goods without charge
vii batter for Coltou, Corn. Oa'e, Ry"
Div Hdes, DOL, TaIlo%, Rice, Rag. &c
Liberal advances made on Cotton ship
ped 10 v irIt ,ds in New 0d ans.
N B. Having mad arrangements a
ST Lou, for wtckl shipments OF Flour
NV customers may at al Inn rely upoi
gtlliog a good and fresh article.
S,pi 49, h 80 Nv.
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M M aud Select Medicines!
W H. te'elslug, from New York aud
De- A'l' = superior assortment Of
A.. "ss, slEediCines, Sc r.

D.,.. superior assortment OF
s,5 rugs g. .a1ed'ctnes, Sc &C.,
ally trDnd 4, afs, Embracing u,ost articles u.n
das i y Drug Stures Bn, inr. IS ws DO
haae, !, and Mana ctnrer,Mral;, hI,'
tsiag 'l SOaee respondbie ,na reapectsbleS ,ml
ralss, ,So ~tullne'i to deal in the RrsT spm,.
id S"'e sold BY US nm, be con6,en,lr -.
Or /, WI 9aFrant them such n represe1teJ
mpoEe. S'o' Shall he kept complete. {, Iresl'
spil.d ''0'A the best markets, as oitea a. F r.
tpppO.s , Y. io' past f~avors, we solicit a con
IN u'.ags ourselves lint dur prices sbaIphs !.
Shlp. IN articles can be afforded NJ Il, a.,
Moi, in,s.a. nv dealers will always fnd It I,
la Raar,... 2 call ut the sign Of the @pI,
PRIESTLEy 4 wosRv
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NACARoNI--FIesh and genuine a
VI nl6-vI d W. HURPHT'S
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a OAF SCGAR-A large supply OF
u1-vl D. ". MURPHY.
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CANDIES. A fnea assorlme emf oflatlZ'
ObeS, At MURP X &CO.
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P~RIESTLEY 4 MosBY.

D Il mrs,s Jnst received. 1 lartevurpI
u Rpcksts 'a.. ore's bound, varuish aSu paipi
|lNlsl ~ y 'aleby
p Y. MURPHY.
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WANTED "A this UFEtcE.
An apprentice, a lad Of good habi,s
~ and me who comes well TeceSts
meadad.-nons othor need apply
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE..
ErlERS Of administration having hem
Lgranted to the undersigned Il the September
ttrIU nf the Probate Court of Mahison Comfy
Mississippi, on the Estate Of John r.. ptltou
4 crnsed, III persons indebted to said EstatS
are notified t. come forward and make imnes
iiate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present thtm legally au.
thenticated within the time prescribed BY law
or they Sill be forever barred.
JAMES DALTON, Adm.
Sen. -, Is50.-t9g-6t.
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ODA & SODA SAL1hA Us, rrl"'
. article, al lowest prices hV
MURPHY & co.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-12-05

- 0GCmsD 8WW StlCa1Chss
The Li'chfeId Cou"Iy Tea, hsss Association
will h"Id its first Monthly Meeting, at New
Milford. commencing its session on Friday eve.
LIng Dec. I9sh 1850, and will continue until
SATURDAY ev.ning.
Rev e d. S"ne. Of the State Normal School'
will address the citizens of New Mllf,rd aud
v,cIniiy. On the Thursday evening p'evi'us.
Othe' distinguished aud practical teachers
frsm abroad, are expected 20 he present. wh.'
will address The ssH Iali"It during IIs sessiUm'
Tn, memheIs are requested 10 be ~ stien-
dance "n FIIdAy IN time for The tvrhimg sts>iOIl
which will cnu.m.ercc al o'ci. OK
II is hoped that there will be general at
tendance at teachers, and all interested in the
welfare of common schools.
A. B. PRATT. Pres.
West Cornwall, Nov. % 1850, 30
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West Cornwall, Nov. 90 1850,
a CAR -.

THE OficeIs and MrInbrrS al the LiichHrl.
ATtIllr v, IrIuIn their SInctIe thanks tO'h
HHcM OcksvIlle Guards. C"pl. 1 az, far th+
gem.r Us lihera il" /" supplying them with Al
the - good things" nece SAT! Tor their c"u,
tort aud e"j".mrnl; aud t"r their gen,lenl"nI
treatment and 'ldIerIv heal ing towards !hrn,
on he occasion al the late M nlmenlal ceir
hraion. AlsI To eX Cap, Llnculn and To Cap
PinAey. our worth. most nnI warnrsi aeknowi
rdgeInrnIs are rendered Tor his nbr,al Az
hospItaUIe entertainment N sad occasion.
SOLOMON MAR III Cad. Capt.
F.O. PIE, K. Isl Lieu.
30 G.. /. PERki IN :. 2 I'd Lieut..
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MARRIED.

In Waterbury. Nov 2>Ih. by Rev. J. T.
Clarke. Mr.. Elisha d. NJ .nsfirld. !" Miss Car.
"iIne 3. YAH, both Of > nth Canaan.
In Milton. Nov. %, by Rev Mr.. Vail, Mr..
S'ah"r. Weil-," Cornwall. 10 Miss Frances
P. M",is OF Warren.
IN New York. NV 2oih. bv Rev, G. s. Colt,
Charles A. Kirkland. Esq, superintendent al
the Ennsaionlc Railinad. :" Miss Jane ) rldes:
daughter "f Capt. Wm. Brebr oi NV York.
In New Haven, N ". ION. MIR. John N,
Wheeler I" Miss Em-linr ). Perkins Nov.
18th. MIR. Georg- Edward. Hills !" Miss Julia
Wrb.ier. eldest dau shter # Rev. C. a. Gm d.
rich. d, D. k .t
In Hartford. Nov nth. ME-. Chester A dds
nf this village, 10 Miss Harriet Waters.
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DIE D..

In this town. q ln<l. Mr.. Jeremiah XII.
h"uin, aged 30-Sun Of Putnam X lLou, n
Esq. ......
Ia Warren, 18th ul'., Mr.. Silas Wedge,
aged IS. .. ...-s....
IN Philadelphia. Nov. 80. Rev. Serene
E. Dwight. ID. d. lave President of Ham
ton COLLEGE -sOn If the late Timothy
Dwight, ID. ID M New Haven
Al his residence near Louisville. Ky
Col. Richard NJ. johnson. formerly Vice
President OF the Unlied :, ales.
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Have Out thatlAchIng
Tooth

FTNIIE subscriber We uld take this oppoSinni.
l. " To call the attention Of his patrons and
Inc public generally, To his Superior mode ef
Extracting Teeth. by which ai least three
inurths At The pam. caused by the common
practice ~ avoided; brsdrs rendering every
effort I" extract badly d cayed teeth and roofs
perfectly successful. Persons AFFECTED Mi.h
teeth ache need have r"f-ar thai they cans.ey
be renewed an account rf hritlleness az any
,iher canse. frr il often i,appens iha, hy The
nse Of chtvaIi,r's spiep6id Forcsps. havs.
extracted from SIN ie eight teeth which wt,e
b. oxen IA even it'll the bone, in twice as mary
sPco.hs. tF
lwauld also here announce. that until fur
tnsr notice. n,v price for extracting Teeth, Will
be Twelve and hall cents apiece.
N B. All work 10 The various departments
ri DENTISTRY. performed with care ana
Dispatch. and upnn the NEST appraved pftnci.
,les Of Dental Science. and " moderate prstsS.
- yra SEWARD w. BLAKE
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CoHLES & LEETE.
TO DR.. Nathaniel Booth, late
BOOTH a ID ONIHANG,
New HaveR, Conn.
OFFER tor the sale the following goods,
. al prices whch will command The ate
ienIlnn and patronage Of the most close aud
economical purchaser.
DRUGS -ayTD JMEDICLa.ES.
500 lbs pine Turkey Opium
3lIUO do Cream Tartar
250U d" Tart Soda
1000 do Ep>nm Sails
5 Gases Calabria Liquorice
2O0O lbs Rad do
ltsO0 do Gum Camphor
SLHl do CaTh Ammo MIA ......
800 dO exua f. Rhuharb.
DYE WOODS AVID DYE STUFFS.
$40 bbls Camp ingwood
3ti0 dn 81 d do
ST. do Redwood and Nicw0od -
30 do Barwnod aad Peacnw1Od
p do CamWu,d nj he'd Sanders
81 40 Fu~ic aud Maple Bark
2iOO do Onb y Nader
2O0D do Blue Viirinl
$500 10 Cnpp ra>-2OO0 do Ord Argols
lGOO dU 81 ChrOnaie PudSh
1000 do Madras Guatemala, Caracas
and Manil d Indigo of the finest grades