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VIII @0HuSCt=t dt Eey . mcur, (Humphi eysvillc,) with the 9 A. M.. Train down, and on Mondays Wednes days and Fridays with the 4 P. M. Train. Returning will leave every day on the arrival of the 6 05 P. M. Train from Bridgeport. and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatQrdsys from the lO.35 A. M, Train from BridgepoLt <
 McNeil's Sage from Wateritwn will COZ meet a, Waterbury every day. with the s.So' A. N, Train down, returning on ihe aEriyal of the lO.35 A. M. from Bridgeport and ca Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays, with the 3,35 P, M. Train down, returning ,n the a'ri- val of. the 5.Oo P. M:, Train iltm Fridge ; port.
 Stage .fron, Terryvile will connect at Plymouth with the 5 A. M, train dcwu tes turning on arrival of the 10 35 A. M. Train from Bridgepolt:
 Fenh's Slage from Lite h6eid will connect at Liich6eld Station with both Passt tngtF Trains each way. "
 ToFRElGtlT >HLPPERS-Fr-igh will bt way billed from eae il Station for New York New Haven and Bridgeport. .aa.3
 05- The facilities for transporting Freighi having been greatly increased. shippers maJ rest assured that their goods will be taken through to their destination with despatch,
 ~PtILO HURD Superintendent
 Prirrrrctt. Arrit, 24 1852,
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AUJ TON SALE AT GOSH EN.

'FHE subscriber will offer for sale at public 1 Vendue, in Goshen, at or near the store lately occupi ed by II N LYMAN, Esq a large and desi vable stock of Goods, consisiing m part of Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Paints and Oils, Hardware, Drugs md Medicine, Earthen and Glass Wa,c, Boots nd Shoes, &c. Also, valuable Horse, one Buggy Wagon al d Harness,
 The safe will commence on Monday, the 3th day of September inst. and be continued if om day 10 day until the stock is disposed "f
 ALBERT SEDGWICK. Litchfeld, Sept ?. 1852.
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.R. .Me9.2.S2aa N2s,
At the Old Stdnd.

. -HE. ENe #UEU IiS LunU. #M 6p.. x<raM HAVING procured an assistant es Lss8E Matchmaker and. JeWeler, will o1 watch rrpanng and watch jewelng thai may be intl usted ohis care in the best man. nsi and on leasonabl terms, no pains vii he spared to give satisfaction to every customer
 Tbankfu for past tagors hewolld Solicit tm continuance ofthe public patronage. Also,s choice a ssortment ot Watches. -Jewelry snt silver Ware at low prises for Cash.
 Litchield. May 1851 5ai{. ly3
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Bounty Lands. SOLDIERS OR lalo

HEmsmbers Of Capt. Waugh's Ccnpany
 | in the war of 1872, are each entitled ,o 10 acres of Bounty Land. am now rece lying warrants forthosf if lh's Company whe have applied to me, notwithstanding the op;nions of others 10 the contrary. l have the Pay Rollof Capt. Wangh's Company. aud al. Q cI ECa2t. Charles Buel's Company, and am there.
 fore prepared te complete the application ol any member of eitherof these Companies, or the widow Ot any member on a moments nc tice, by calling on me at my office. & sia..6 s.s s,g HENRY B GRAVES
 Litchfsid, Nov. 4th, 1851. si. .,s T,,.' :. z
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PLANO FoRTEs

rAJ KENNY @@A An - . G EVEN--Six and three. quarter--and 'o Six Octave Rosewood PIANO FoRgEs, just manufactured fromsnew scales and of decided superiority of tone, can. be had from tue subscribers, for ready cash, at u great bargain. Every purchaser will be 5secured by n full warranty, and those who may pui chase by order will, be as, well denlt by as ifPresent entthemselyes. Alcad. ling member of this firm, having been for many years n teacher of music, is more thnn ordinarily qualified both to produce and to select insiruments which will be acceptabie u cas.olners. Our Wageropm is in the centre of the city, directly oppo- lsiie the New Haven Railroad Station and near all ahe Stations oflhe principal Rail, roads leading from this city.
 J. F, WARNER & co, I All Broadway. New York.
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Architecture.
o. 6 A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.

U. dI A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
 2l6 Main Street, Hargord, Conn.
 OFFER their services to gentlemen a. O bout to build, to committees of Public Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c
 Plans for all kinds and styles of dwell ing houses, &c., actually built and in pro- gress, can at all times be seen at their of, fee; and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications we'll matured be. fore commencing, it must be desirable for those about to build to secure the services of experienced Architects.
 They also undertake the inspection oi works during the progress as well as fur. nish designs for every style of interior de- coration, fresco painting, monuments. tab lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. 20, 1852. 37
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Geese Feathers

WHE subscribers have made arrange
 menis 10 keep constant supply of Q
 arsI rate article of GEESE FEATH, \ FhS-selected and packed with great M care oy ourselves, in packages of from ~ oO lbs; and will furnish at all times any quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs. of qual> ny they will warrant as good as the best at as low prices as can be<purchased of equalqualily in the State. -----.
 . S. & l.. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, 1852.
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Tbefollowiog is list oEOur anthorlzed Agents &
 WE& G H Baldwin, Litchfeld; ,, D JOice, Slisbury Barnum 6 RichaFds6n. Lime Rock Relden & Miner, Falls Vtl- hge. Gardner & Sanford, West Cornwal!s Watson G smith, Sharon AlSord cs Brother, WolcotVille-J Eli Treat New
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&5O. .OOO per month.

U4 IT Intlher feIerence IS reqplfede we ca n on application. refer to the principal Mer- chants, Bankers and Insqrers in New Yorl a~d Brookl-l. -f Address all communications to
 BARNARD & PA RSONS.
 ATTORNEYS AT EAw, esr I6; Wall stteet, New York,
 3m.
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i G0OTa HILL 10 asvaSIQ INV H0
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|. Mi lford-Mr Tatile. Plymouth Hollow Woodward 6 Crasa. WoodburyLH s Sanford, BEidgewater-H Kilbonvn, Milton Conn-E Tomlinson, New Preston-Will.
 jam Hunt. WoOdViIle- WilliAm m Fry, Eass
 Kent--E Skiff. Cornwall Bridge-y Hollis. ter. SaIisbury-Joyce & Spur, South Go.
 man. .EfflIiaFt NAHtL V
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Land Warrants Wanted,

LSaHhW VVGPkSaHktS vV1Mte0, OF the Florida and 1872 Wars, and also of the Mexican War, fbr which the highe st cash price will be paid. Please call on, or address by letter. e
 MS. WEBBs Hartford, Ct May 25. 1s5?.--3m 5e e..
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Yours. respectfully, t..' s, D. EMERSON,

Gs- Reml the following, and see if this medicine is worth d trial This patient had become very feeble, and the effect of tho medicine was enthusiastically aistinct.-|
 UNITED STATES lloTEL. Saratoga Springs
 Dr.. JIG. Al er,-Sir'I have been affiic> ted with painful affection of the lungs, and alI the symptoms of settled consumI,- T ,n, fer more than u year, I could find Gn medicine that would feachmY case, until comn,tncea the use of your 'CHERRY Y PICTORIAL which gave me gradual relief, and have been steadily gaining my strength till 'py health is well nigh restog- 1 od a#
 1 While using your medicine. had the gratificaiion of curing with it my reverend friend. Mr. Truman of Sumptcr District. l who had been suspended from his parocha duties by severe attack of bronchitis.
 I have pleasure in ceatifying these facts to you,
 And am sir, yours respectfully,
 ]. E, CALHOUN. of south Carolina.
 te- The following was one of the wors of eA4ps. which the phy sicians and friend thought to be incurable cOnsumptien-
 ss, CHEsTER Pa. Aug. p, ls4G.
 J. c. Aver, Sir, was taken wiih a terrible cough, brought on by cold, in the beginning of last February, and was con fined to my bed more than two months.- Coughing incessantly night and day, be- came ghasiIy and pale, my eyes were sun kenand gassy, and my breath very short. Indeed was rapidly failing, and in such distress for breath, that but little hope of recovery could be entertained While, iu this situation, Il friend of mine, (the Rev johr Keller, of the Methodist church, brought me bottle of your CHERRY PGc- ToRIAL. which I ltried more to gratify him, than from any expectation of obtaiuing re-. lief. It's good effect induced me to contin- ue it's use, < I socn found my health m uch improved. Now in three months, I am. well and sirong, and can attribase ny cure only to your great msdiciJie.
 With the deepest gratitude, yours, SC.
 JAMES GODFREY:
 O;- Prepared and sold by JAM ES CAVE practical Chemist, Lowell Mass. < Sold in Litchfieid by Dr, J. BEcKwirH and by Druggists everywhere. Y 3m32.
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E. 1T, K5cl6GsFg1S,

ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW [ DOORS WEST OF THE COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET. . EX7HERE he is prepared to offer the
 w greatest inducements to purchases of Clothing ever offered in this or any other town in the county. Having just added to his stock large and elegant assortment of Spring goods consisting of Broadclolhs of FEench, German, English and American manufacture, of all sha{ eS and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black, English and French Doeskins, together with variety of Fancy Cassimeres, of new and fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and silk Vestings, Marseilles and Summer Yesiiags of ,ery description, with larg. assortment of spring and summer Clothing which have been got ur, with the greatest care and he will warrant in quality. style and durability of workmanship, which will be. sold cheaper than canbe bought elsewhere.
 Furnishing Goods
 Embracing large assortment of Plam and Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Silk Handker- chiefs, Cravats, Ties. Hosiery, Gloves Sc &c Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in style not 10 be sur> passed in fashion or workmanship and warran- dto fit. To his old customers and friends 70 have so long patronized him he takes --.. occasion to acknowledge their kindness hoping 10 see them one and all at his stand in west street where he will endeavor if one Price and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their patronage. tf y% t,
 Cutting done at short" notice, spring and summer fashions received.
 l. T. H. RICHARDS
 Litchfeld, June 1852
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EeNO PSDe

HYDRf ULIC RAMS. Cast Iron Cistern H. Pumps, Sheet Lead. for sale by
 J. W. CONE. All kinds of Job Work done with prompt ness Fave Troughs Tin Rcoting, Ac. West Cornwall, Aug 10. 1859.
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DIR. M. INCORPORATES
 ss COMPOJIND OE
COMPOUND OF

This Medicine vegetable compound of ten ingredients the roots of which all taken from the earth the month of March robbed them the least of their strength So admirably adapted diseases o the % that persons that have casome in by the of Sc Eyspe Rheumatism restored perfect health when physicians with failed to the least good and pphed
 nga Read the certificates below which not from that have been but from the pe Wh of wonders has ue written handb which
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DY EING.

TIT JACKSON hereby gives notice that He he continues to DYE Over. Coats, Pants, Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls, &c., at his residence, one quarter ofa mile west of the Court House, in LitcA field. - .se..
 IF D oeders thankfuuy received and promptly attended to.
 Li,chfeld September 1. 1851 .l7
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TO CLERIC N M E N
 AND iS. pcl32tell6tslts of. .SuLLati. ,s h0als


 z -scribers bcg leaxe io cal, ,onr intention to theh s,,s ]: SADBATIIscliOoL books which is believed ,o rsul and complete tAan tlat of any other establish | New. Epglqlsl. The publications of the following s.a IA: Alpeelcan Sunday School Union, American ssey, Eresbytsripn Bard of Publication. Mass. Sab. ,saol Society," kcw Ergand X s Union, Dnc,riual Sss,sh Book Society and Am, Baps Publication ssccst. ss sr.ssa.staniy kept on band and in ad.!ldnu full sup ' s~~ssRss6a4 iiSelaf afsssr. Caacr Brolttr-, D, A,; AsS o. Harper < Brothers, Could e Lisicons ~. ssleAsr and ulhers Our facilities for obtaining f are such that furnish library, large o su~ low pSiee as fl Ls procured in New York I i-ian Our long experience in the sabballscho,d sAnqse enables ps ta a orders by mall in sssfac ssnner whoa dssired. When libraries are ordered E, N .-a aphaRstcal catalogue of tAe books now on hand Hd To orwddea and ne general character cf the book, Ese;, spcsl1sd pipate addseSs al orders io
 PROgKEFT s HUTCHINSON,
 Theological ana s. s. Booksellers,
 si.s1asa a..- sas < 2Iy MAIN sTREKT sa aslsz THE eoCRANr or1Ic
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
STAGE LINES.

MN@[S Bradley's Stage from k%l krMX 1EY5 Woodbuly, Southb uIy, 6&@sNE& Southiord, and Oxford.
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T. off,riig to the community this lrsily elebrated remedy for diseases of the throat ard lungs, it is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health Of the afflicted, bu, frankly to lay before them the opinions oi distinguished men aud some of the evidence of is success, from which they can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge our seivest to make no wild assertions or false tatcnents of it's efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering humanity which tets w.ll not warrant.
 Many proofs arc here given. and we so icit an inquiry from the public into all we publish, feeling assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and tho medicine werthy 'heir best confidence and patronage.
 From hte distinguished Professor of Chemistry aad Mtteria Xediea,
 Rowioin C0ldge.
 Dear Sir delayed answering the re- ceipt ut Yonr preparation. until hal an, opportunity of witnessing it's effects in my own family, or in the families ofmy friends This have now done with high degree of sat s!action. in case both of adults ana children.
 have found it. us it's ingredients show. "a powerful remedy for colds and coughs and pulmonary diseases
 PARKER CLEAVELAND, M. p. Brunswick, Me, Fet. 5, ls47.
 From an OOerseer in the Hamikton lfsiX
 in this Ciy, ss'1
 LOWELL, Aug 10, ts49 D.. J. 2. Aver lhave been. cured ofthe worst eon gh ever had in my fife, "y your .CnERnY pGcTon AL. and never fail, when l have an opportunity, of recommending it to others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
TlHE Court Of Probate for .6s D;,

EIG VUU| Ut kTUUAtG Tor gh0 Dis.
 trict ot Li,ch6eld hath limited and allowed six :aonths from the date hereof. for llhe creanors to the estate of BENJAMIN VAILL. la.o ei Lilch6eld ia said district. deceased. I" which to exhibit theirsslaims for allowance and settlement. T6ase neg. lectlng to present their accounts Niikin saia time, properly attesled. will be dc6arFed a recovery. All per ens indebted 10 said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 HERMAN l.. VAIL, Exec, | CHARLEs VAILL, tutors Lch6ela, Aug ust 26 1852.
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Harnsss Make F Wanted. A good HARNESS MAKER = one who understands his ousiness--will find siea- dy employment by applying to PRATT & FOSTER.
 West Cornwall. Aug 3l. Is5a. a1.t. ,
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MORE WONDERFUL CURES.

& &H
 BirmiagAaR., Oct. l6, 1851.
 Dr. M. WoodwoFth.~ .~-Dear 6ir-I feel it due
 to you that publicly express my gratitude for the great relief which my wife has expe- IisneeS ,i;E by the uss Of you. ssrsspaIilla; Ny
 pulmonary difficulty, which has increased for the past year, so that she was unable to be around the house, and by using two bottles of your medicine, she has been greatly relieved. Her appetite Is now good, her general health Is greatly improved. and all this has been done by your saTsaparilla. This is what have seen in my own family, which gives ne all confidence in the medicine, and my neigh bors have also been greatly benefited by the use of the same. JOHN K. ToMLINsON.
 Birmiseham, Oct. 2, 1851. hereby certify that [ kaEa hssn greatly ! facilitated, have suffered much with pain, and was hardly able to attend to my bnsiness. had . constant tired feeling. I have taken one bottle of Dr;W Woodwof.ll's Syrup and have been greatly relieved, and am confident that it has done me . great dsal of good and eheerfhlly recommend it to ail, for hays per [ feet confidence in the medicine from its eff fects apon niyselg and what 1 hays seen in others of my neighbors. I hereby certify that I have been for e long time acquainted with the persons whose names are subscribed to the above ceFtifi- cates, and know that they would not certify to anything but what is correct; they are { highly respectable persons. t.s'F JosErE F. CAAsIELD,
 Derby, Oct. n, 1851. Town Clerk: { Orders directed to ihs proprietor. ,Biming 5 ham, Ct. will receive psoups attention. Nons 2 genuine unless signed k. Sy wooDwoR1u.s } Dr. M WoodsOortk, ,phers aH 5 C Gddressed. r
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RirmMs Aans, July 3l. 1881. little daughter, aged Q 1ears, was very se- riously affected with tAs scrofula, so that she conld scarcely bFeathss-Elth no appetite, and Q general debiliiy-ths& | he took only a part of bottle of Dr. Wed worths Sarsaparilla, and was immediately restored to health. consider the Doctors medicine very valuable article. Mas. JOHN GRlFTITB.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
gDARwlM@ sGHIQ pL.

Warrea, Angus, 10, ls5a-5w.
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Investment of Money.

Li.chGeld, May 2olh, 1852.
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tho labor. or equally share In tho hn Of spsadins
this amount, it would allow them about Afy thos.
sand dollars each. / understand, however, that
they have . committee Of three. whose duty and
privilege it 10 to purchase the supplies. They rs-
ceive the acquisitions from the various institutions
and direct their agents where to buy the goods rs-
quircd. Now, sir, who are the persons that COM
pose this most important committee. Ii il com.
posed Of gentlemen who sre independently wealthy,
holding position out Of the reach Of temptation,
whore interest could not induce them to grant IA.
vors, and who would use the public money in pur-
chasing the required supplies, cash customers, at
the lowest market price? does it consist of gen.
tlemen who are in business, and who are looked
upon as business men Chat is who do their pri-
waite business in business way), and who sell the
very kind Of goods most used In the department
II is not 10 be supposed that they would buy their
goods for the institutions because the law for
bids them doing so; but docs the law forbid their
buying customers for their private business by pub
lie patronage? Whether this be tho practice,
know not, nor would say.
Rumor says that there is annually great deal Of
figuring and solicitude among some very pous and
phianthropic in that board to serve the public
on that very committee. Many other strange
things said, which, if true, not only proves tho
system to be radically wrong, but that il is most
grossly mismanaged by those having the control Of
the department. Yours, truly,
r. ID
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Our Canadian Correspondence.

AokONTO, MdIcn 10. ISOZ.
Tie Effect IN Canada Of the Change IL the English
Min,sty- The Halifax and QueJec Railroad
Navigation Of the 81. Lo,ntacc-Ney Line OF
Ocean Steamers, &c.
The recent change Of government in England is
an event rcpete with importance to Her Msjesty's
Canadian subjects. Speculation upon the policy
which Earl Derby will pursue towards this Province
10 already on tp-toe, and the conservative party
prognosticste " times Of refreshing from the Lord /"
The reform press and the party will prepare them
selves for the contest, and the representatives Of
the people will adopt bold and decisive course II
is thought that Lord Elgin will not be Immediately
recalled but If the elections result in favor Of the
Derby administration there is hardly doubt Of his
removal With his recall we may date the COM
mencement of dissatisfaction among the liberal party
Of the country for he is the only British Governor
that has faithfully administered the principles OF
responsible government. The great question in
Canadian politics is g Religious Equality" The
present administration installed with the exch-
sive object Of etiecting this prnciple-it was tho
direct issue at all our recent elections 10 Upper
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Literary Reviews.

HARPERs New MONTHLY MAGAZINE. April,
1862. Harpcrs, New York.-The contents Of the
present number of this popular periodical are varied
and interesting, and adapted to the tastes of all
classes Of refined readers Among the contributions
OF prominent interest, we notice 'sRodolphus," a
Franconia story; paradise Lost;" impressions of
England" by Miss Bremen; ''The Artists Sacri-
fce,' and Dickens's "Bleak House." The literary
reviews md miscellaneous matter are eaborately
prepared. Such volume of refined and appropriate
literature must afford the means of great improve
mcnt and enlightenment, of which we hope the ma.
jority of the community will avail themselves.
The LADIES' REPOSITORY Cincinnati SWORN
stadt & Power. April, 1852. This is one of the
light and amusing magazines Of this class. It's mat
ter appears to be well selected and arranged.
AIMS AND OBSTACLES: a Romance By G. p. r.
james. New York: Harpers, lS52.-In the year
1896 was published by Carey & Hart, Philadelphia
novel, entitled my Aunt Pontypool.' The au-
thor suppressed his name, and the work sank into
oblivion Our readers will judge our surprise when
we found that Mr.. James's' Aims and Obstacles
is nothing more lees than the old novel, shy
Aunt Pontypool," reprinted in pamphlet FORM
and embellished by having his namo on the covers
us 1.-The author" We wait for an explanation, be-
fore offering further comment
HARMONY OF INTERESTS. By Henry G.. Carey.
New York: Finch, l852.-To the political econo-
mist and politician this work will afford much in
terest.
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The Emagrants In Canal Street.

have read with care your editorial on the Com
missioners of Emigration in to-day's paper. Now,
there is much in the business which needs amend
ing. ] had an order from o Southern friend to
send thrse nen so :: him. him Invent 70 the Labor
Exchange" as they call it, in Canal stree. and, 70
my surprise, instead of finding paupers, 1 found
sturdy, independent fellows two of whom refused TO
60 South or elsewhere, even though offered them
xoo year, their board, washing, sc. This for
is good wages No, they preferred to stay in the
boarding house in Canal street, for as such they re-
garg i. Now such fellows strong, well, and saucy,
ought to be pitched out neck and crop to make way
for sickly men and women and children, and save
the city expense. LUXURIOUS
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Meteorological Observations,
~ MoRsf's MAGNETIC LINE, OFFICE CORNER or WALL
AND BROADWAY.

~ MohsFs MAGNETIC LINE, OFFICE CORNER
AND BROADWAY.
MONDAY, March 20, 1852
BUFFALO 0 A. Mt is clsudy and smoky this morn
ing. barometer 29.46 Thermometer 49, Wind east
SP. M-Barometer 90 co. thermometer "a; wind north.
east. 1t IL cloudy and mild
Rochester,, "A. Mt is q dark cloudy and unpless-
ant morning Wind east. Thermometer Is.
SIP. Mt IL a dark cloudy, and unpleasant evening
Wind northeast Thermometer 30.
AupunS, "a. MI was raining this morning at eight
o'clock, but now IL is cloudy. Thermometer 40.
SIP. Mt is q warm, cloudy evening" and looks like
rain. Thermometer 80. Wind cast
SYRACUSE. "a. Mt Is a dark upieasant morning
with some rain and snow Wind east. Thermometer 40
sP Nil lea cloudy evening, and wind north east
Thermometer 80 We have indications Of a storm
Urea, o A. Mt Is a cold. stormy unpessapt morn.
ing. Wind east. Thermometer o.
SP. Mt il q cloudy evening but pleasant Wind
east; thermometer %.
ALBANr, "a Nit Is cloudy, Wind west Thorno.
meter 81. barometer 30 150 Mercury 6s
SIP. M.-Barometer 30 +; mercury in barometer 70:
Thermometer IL. II Is cloudy. Wind south
Taov, sP. Mt has been mild, spring like day; Il
IL nov cloudy and very mild Wind south Thsuaomo.
ter 10