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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08
EXTRA SESSION or THE y. s. SENATE.
WAsHISarnS. ArR1I s. 1853.


The Senate discussed tor short PERIOD proposition
ldrc 10 making contract with J. &. Rvcs for thirty.
copies III Congressional Globe and Appendix
each Senator and Tor The publication OF The revised
in the Un.n and National Inllg. ncrr.
The follow resolution, otg:ed by Mr. Houston, was
after debate, lid on the table:
Resolved That John R. Bartlett late commissioner ard
A. B. Gray, late United States surveyor Of Mexican
boundary be authorized 10 furnish report and plans
Senate Of the explorations made by them and br others
connected with The commission under them, the opo.
graphy geography and natural history Of the regions
Cent 10 The lnc with such Information collected relative
10 The Indian tribes through Texas California New
Mcxcn and that the work be executed under the supevi-
sion u The Department 81 the Interior in =. and form
corresponding with the publication OF the hi Dy Condi.
ton and Prospect of The Indian Tribes kv H. K School.
craft now in course of publication and Ovens Report
The Geology o. Lake Superior; provided the docs
exceed TWO Volumes that housa copies be published
for the use OF the Senate nj early period paccsbei
and The Secretary of tho State is hereby authorized
tract for the publication thereof and detray
thereof out OF The contingent fund.
Afer an executive session, the Senate adjourned.
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For tht EnniL;rer

ny being recommended by their respective friends
for the Board Public Works. and that there is shortly TO
be held in Lynchburs Convention for the purpose OF
ninang candidate of the Democratic party for the dis
lric on TIC SoutlsiGe OF James River. pleased that
Convention hc he'll and hope that il will make iu-
tcous selection The future prosperity Of Virginia will de-
pend n great DECREE upon the wise selection OF those who
superin,.nd her and diversified internal i'm
pruvcmcus.
large portion ri our people in favor Of John Wiley
Haskins ol buckin chain They know him be man OF
fine ..er!s, of high integrity, OF varied information dis
posed economical expenditure Of the public money;
but tho time he would be advocate Of whatever
pIns might be PromoHe OF the genera! good Of ALL and add
the u glorious Common wealth. 1t is hoped
that the Convention will not overlook the distinguished
qualifications Of Mr. HasSins POWHATAN.
ArriI 4,h. lSaS
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.n,ors APPOINTMENTS, &c.

Ar 10 ea but ' few Of them mpor
were mac Waite wns confirmed Collector Of Georgetown
ian eays Surveyor OF the port CT Philadelphia
- - ,a,el was Withdrawn and nominated and con-
g. c - Naval Officer Of Baltimore.
Toetrcnty San Saivsdo: was ratified unanimously.
The treaty with Uruguay discussed but action taken
mon H. II postponed till The next session. The
luton declaring that tie President has power to remove
Judges in the territories adopted BY Of twenty
five nice. The statement Of the correspondent Of the
Herald that the Southern Wings opposed The confirmation
Of Nh Dix is untrue No, one Of them opened their lips
against the confirmation.
the Secretary of State and Mr.. Champion, it is under
Stood engaged In settling mutual instructions 10 cru
and colonial authorities The fishing grounds for the
protection of American fishermen.
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rDL:iIC.ti..
SSoN IN ITSELF SUBLIME.

.IESSON IN ITSELF SUBLIME.
lesson In itself sublime,
A lesson worth tnshrinihS'
Is this-"I take no heed VI linie,
Save when the sun Is shining,
These motto words diai PORE
And wisdom never teaches
To human hearts better love
Than this short sentence teaches,
As li(c is something bright and fair
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Let us forgive It's pain and care
And note its bright hours only.
r,ors ia no grove on ear,h's broad chart
But has some bird 10 cheer II;
So hope sings On in every heart,
Although we may not hea! H.
And if to-day the heavy wing
OF sorrow is oprrcsslng' .;u. .i,n
Perchancc tomorrow" sun v ~
The weary heart blessing.
And sometimes dark and lonely,
rrhsn hrs forget its toll and care,
And note It's bright hours only.
". hid the Joyous moments haste,
And then forget their glitter
We take the cup VI life, and taste
No portion but the bitter;
Rnt we should teacn our hearts TO deem
LIS sweetest drops the strongest;
And pleasant hours should ever seer"
To nser round us longest. ..i,
AS life Is sometimes bright and iali'
And sometimes dark and lonely
Let us forget its toll and care,
And note its bright hours only.
The darkest shadows of the night
Are lust before the morning;
Then let us wait the coming ilsh',
All bodng phantoms scornlng;
And while we're passing on tne 'iue
Of Times fast ebbing river,
Let's pluck the blossoms by lis siae'
And bless the Gracious Giver. ,.,u
AS life is sometimes bright and tair'
And sometimes dark and lonely
We should forget It's pains and care
And note its bright hours only.
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s.iu5ns Of stock and authorizing the company 70 aus
bose OF s surplus stock The bill was read Alrd t'i'
AMI passed.
SHERIFF OF Marshall
~ N,rr,s called 10 bill allowing fur thGf Time 10 iS
Sheriff of Marshall county pay the lnllla hines 10 M
hands 70! collection Tor the year 1852 The Din was ieau
| third lime and passed.
The bill in relation the colonization OF Tree negroes
came IN As The unfinished business Mr. DENEAtE mac
nrrn.., "a substitute for the House BILL Senate OH !"
,r INC removal Of free negroes from The Common
| veal h. -. =,
me question was taken The substitute and II was no.
,'ts hill was then laid on the table, on motion Of Mr.
SHErFgy.
THE CALENDAR
The following bills read third lime ana phsSeu
Authorizing the courts To exempt free negroes from capi-
;aion taxes and eses in Of bodily intl'm!ty:
To incorporate the Petersburg Library Associa,on
70 authorize the Farnvllc and Buckingham 'a"A o
Company 10 extend their road. ,. ;,
Ellis their second and first readings were advanced
stage.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. SHErFEY, it was ordered thai aiier TO-
,ay an! during balance of this session The Senate VIII
hol! night sessions beginning at half past o'clock
GARRETT AND MosELEY GOLD MINING coMPASY.
Mr. THoMpsoS called up the bill TO incorporate the Meth,
conan Coal Mining Company In the counties OF Logan and
WAYNE Mr. THnMPs}S proposed n substitute therefor,
whir, wns concurred in and the BILL amended, read
Third time and passed On motion OF MT iHoMpsoS' inc
title was amended 10 rcad-'A Bi 10 amend an acl
entitled IL Act incorporate the Oa'he'' ahd hoseicy
Gold Mimi. Company Of America.
ADJOURNMENT sISE DIE
Mr. Mason called un the resolution relation 10 adjourn.
nen, which had passed the House tsed The 4il OIL ap
az The day for adJuumng sine die. ,.
Ii being evidrn,v mposs that tho Leg siaIure could
adjourn to-day, various propositions were made
Mr.. CARGlSGToS proposed Wednesday. the ON.
Mr.. FuSsTE- proposed Thursday the IN.
AIr. CATLErr tsouc days ago. proposed iriday e o'
Mr.. DgSEALg proposed Monday the II IN.
Tia other propositions were SUCCESSFULLY voteo ho"h hha
The question being taken on Mr. CATLETTs-ffioay hea'
j; was agreed 10. ,
The question stated the resolution as AMENDED
ana by i there were-ayes To- noes s. No quorum
voting 80
lr PARKER moved that the Senate adjourn. Mr WHITE
called the and noes was not agreed to--ayes
6. noes s. No quorum.
On m,rlon Of Ir CAMPBELL, the Senate then adjourned
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EXTRA SESSION or THE Il. :. SENATE
WAsMISorOH, ApRlL 4, 1853.

/
The Senate proccd: 10 the consideration II the rssniu
ton o Mr.. BruhcGd, directing he Secretary Treas
ury communicate To the Senate the
The next session Of Congress- statement exhibiting the
OF Federal State raj! road, canal ard all 0hrI
! American stocks held in foreign Countries.
He said this Information highly important, ard would
be useful not only 10 Tie country but The Senate.
consideration ot measures which brought
during The next Congress in relation revision oil our
revenue laws. He exhibited statistics 10 show our
immense Indebtedness which he sali was constantly in
crcasng In this he thought he Of the symptoms.
which prscced the break down o lSi0 He knew that lhs
is fast age regretted TO many people endeayor
ing To &c, rich without Industry, economy, frugaly, the
living principles of republic The prospect was anything
but agreeable 10 contemplate
Mr. Seward thought that there was mis- statement IN the
statistics which Scn0or had exhibited and that the facts
would go far the appfchcnsions whch ne had es
messed He expressed the pleasure which he would expe
renee in voting for the resolution
II agreed 10.
The Senate went into Executive session. and after SOME
time spent therein the doors opened and The Senate
adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

ACCIDENT ON THE RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAILR0AD.-On Sunday, one OF the passenger
cars between Richmond and Petersburg, Va, thrown
from the track dangerously innng four or five persons
GLIDING Mrs. purneIl and son, and servant maid. all of
Wilmington N. c. Mrs is widow, and daughter OF ex-
Governor Dudley of North Carolina She badly bru.
sed her little received powerful blow In the back
the head and the girls right leg off near
the thigh The eml died in c.v hours. Mr.. T. e. Nc
lhennY, brothern.aw of Mrs. P, wss slightly injured
1t appears The centre pin of the front truck broke ripping
out the entire bottom of The car and seats Eight or ten
persons in all more or less injured
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COMPROMISE.
Ero- fbs Eno,,,-.,

For the Enquirer.
tessFs Ejors-Plcase state that Chas. b. Cosby Esq.
will be voted for represent the people oil Louisa in The
next House OF Delegates OF Virginia Mr. c. is unfnch
Ing Democrat of practical sense and being working
farmer like of you would, II elected have an eye singy
10 Your interests. VOTERS.
s-g Examiner please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

INSPECTIONS of Guano aud Plaster Paris n, Richmond
for the quarter ending April is 1858:
Peruvian Guano mo. L." 2lojs ishor) tons.
do "Condcmned !" Dana ged" ard mo 81 $50 bags
Ground Plaster, l4sE (shortl tons.
inn NJ poUETr I,.r.,,ax
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MospAT, APRIL 1, 1853
SEN 4TC
AETERNOOI

AFTERNOON SESSlON.-The Senate mel al o'clock
PH9Slx MINING AND MASUFAcTURINo coH7aSY.
Mr. THOMAS called up bill concerning the PhcsnlS MIN
ing and Manufacturing Company Of the State OF Virginia
raying the OF the commissioner appointed TO Tece"c
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ALLY AA =

ra,aLLY no vii again stand the ensuing Jason - 49,.
nv stable Fairfield course, the season cO'nHst -
eng The Is: of Mach ami ending the OF August lie w
will SIG. Gi-charscd by the Pa!h' -
within the $40 Insure The mare 70 " "'
ing with forfeit the Insurance 1He o ar 70 le 10,
will be led shngs day and ne sieate s,c
but 70 rcsponsbi!- will he incnrsd acctcnta OF
PERFoRMAScgs AND PgDoEEE.Ta.'y 40 run 'n.sj q:
that was run in nrica and acst and Dst
For particulars al both. ser hari cltis JAIL
M,rri2-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
New HAVEN, (Conn-) April 4.-The State 10 thorough
~ denocarici ogerso carries New Haven city and ia
elected by at least 1000 msority. All four congressman
probably democratic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-08

pcIyIA.-hta Court reid Tor the county Of hnc'is p
ns!ly the 2itI iay March, 1883 EC5crt lc -e
@ Court tri.tt.iic Resignation nl his oHice 81 '
- he count. CoGr IL said county; which under the ciTcuh.s
feels ITSELF eucln,:. constrained 10 accept -
r; On motion from the bar made behalf NJ al! the meri
NE pGd citizens present; evas itself OF his Occasion % e"
te exalted peel ard him gentlemen an
high apjrccIs ION and sppro-ei OF him an oihrcr
der him VI their AMOS; I'm ere au
i"!i 'ssfe! 81 rearing mat NC state ~ h'' E 80, ,
MAKE II 'ht he shall terminate his oEcia com
wi his Court an! he doth order ai this expression
I.rnts Of he Cour. bar al! c-c. pc:en on thi' 'ee
.rtrIci 90 i- minutas ~ Con-. .4r
On s,' riun"a = rat r"t'' .! IN
ceilings be rr.,e! hc .I,cr. 'hc cnmond n."s s"i'
fceuss: that :hsy be pub s.cj. l. Cor! !. sic
sor,I T. n JOLEMAS. E :Gk pa ,s1.-
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PrrTssuRs April 4Auother accident occurred on the
Penn.ylyana Rail Road today at Grcensburg. A Mr.
Rodsbaugh Standing the road when the locomotive
came up strikng him aud throwing him six feet of the
road His back broken and he instantly killed
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LOGAN WALL f.

LOGAN WALLER.
COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, v :,,.7..:
- ETIRNS his thanks who have go lloeia: ms
S him for The last te years lie still continues 20
sonal attention the sale OF ever: description - nee
DuCE. Office corner Main and ssE streets
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ron RENr or LEASE.

TIVE well and T. voubiy Eno~n Exchange Hotel nui'.s Eli
with !are the yard situated on Wet To- s.I
street formerly occupied advantage ~ the late Ni" -
French ESQ well located being near the business -
.nan. the rent would be made moderate possession
of MAJ next For further rfprna'iou a7rv ~ person .,
Fi-h'' So - ,rUf
NV rV.4Y Near
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TIE Observation-Disclosures Dc

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c.
WAsHscroS April 5.-1he Senate was in Executive ses
zion to-day only few minutes. number of nominations
were received and referred. Among them the Hon
Samuel Downs as Collector of New Orleans.
The Senate will not adjourn before Monday.
Messrs Porne1oy and Emmcrson confirmed as APP
prasers Port of New York. and not of Baltimore
dvpsf law.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
IpYt.tnert CT MrCy.

FTNHE suhse. ibcrs Wil attend To the
Il lnvcstIaSht Of N OaacY
n the cities of New York, Bruoklyu, and
Watam.5aigh. ...
la sums Of $500 or more.
On Bond nd AlrtiGagc, on imp owed aud Tn.
inculnbcitd Real Estate, itE al least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the invesiIne al SAvEN per cent. in
teresi, per ahnum. PAYABLE hell ycarl. anC
will tend t0 the collection of interest whet
due, and remit the same To rndsIs, or Occep'
of drafts therefor. pay able on The days the M
terest will lal. due. No charge Is IN tde tt
lenders IVf the investment Of money Il! tho
collection OF in'e'rs',
The sliuatIon Il the SubScii5 as A:tor
neys ior the Building Associations mentioned
below, give them faculties Tor investing
money wlIhir ten days after its receipt, OF
alter receipt OF notice Of the sums to be IN
vested. rUr -.--.
We rest as a guarantee ofOur integrity ant
capacity upon the FACT that sc are the Aitur
neys oil the following Corporations, all y
which empty their caniIai in Investments "
mortgage, whereby the amount invested b
ne
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
SILVER WARE.
Fine Gold e. Silver Watches JcWelry
Fancy Goods &c. 5 iaT.
and 40 2 ENrhnnpe nlacn

At the Old Stand No , Exchgnge place,
l.ss RIDGEPOKI. CT.
NiiE liIm OF BtackInan II Saul ~ SO long
II knnwn al the abUVe place having dis
solved, tue husi1ess is COW Conducted by the
suhscilber who VIII be happy to see all who
v'sii me cry ei!her Tor business or pleasure
II Is my intention 10 keep a larger assortment
than has ever hcen offered IN this place, whic!
will AT all 'iTl"S be freely shown either 10 ILe
purchaser ar The rutious tf-.- - -
Nv Stock "i Jewrlry il very largo and cm
bracIng every style in fashion. both fin. Ccl,
andrlahd. if.. .o..r..4r- ..,., ., .--. !.
Ladies aud Gemi,cmen's Gold Watches @
rvrIy d"srrI3tIpn, quaiIly aud pIIcc, tIrm
SD tn $'!0n. and Silver Lever. L"yinp, and
v, rye Watches Of every q,siily that car he
warrart"d 10 krepiIH SILVER Forks, Spoons
KnNgs. ladies, Cups. Sugar L"ngs. sc -, q larg,
as-urtment aiwavs ~ hand. warranted as prye
"a c",n, aud "i the most fashionable siyle,
silver work "i all k ndS m abe % order, Jcwclr,
AMI Srer,acl"s made aud repaired -...
Wet:'ing Carts, Visiting Cards, Seals
r'a'e-. Spo"ns &c, engraved in a superior
s'vIe.
F.ne Watches, rerained in he most perfect
manner and wa'ranrrtl in all eases 10 par(o, IT
well. Wa'c| cs sent by Exprcs. or otherwise
or rcPaEs will receive IN mediate attention.
GEO s SANFORD.
-.a u Nc. ? n, lie, nr Flare
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L,rcuFiELD COUNTY

AGEIUULTUNAL SIORIE.
tkt.lE suD,,tI0T, I..4s .,iS xCIiI. "a
l. VITA Nn, iiovey iaT iae sale 1t lis eel.
chr.Ird s Iav and L,in.st JlA GuitsT. ! shall
SELL oil s.Z.S Of bis Cutters at lne l.Mpsi ,a~h
prices - ,"ic,ar andsretsil n. mrha-sus
these CuIIrIs. / aim-rS AID VI lIa' les viii To
able lo save Ihrr stutk h'in 'staiva,inn. a
sIeal variety al New Yak s lssI,H FLOW =.
Syih,s 5, P,,clfntk-, Manure tuIks. Bag and
Puiaine Ito H. Shovcls. Spades. Sc HARP
WARE ii all kiu,;s, Dor Tr INNINGS Hard
and Circular saws, Flies. Nails and splke- ct
all knd- DRY GOODS GROC ERlE>.
CROt KtRY aud TIN Ware, Brass aud Iron
KETTLES great variety.
Stoves aud Pipe and Furniture. a gIcat va.
Tev al the ln"et approved patlCIps.
Furnace Casting. Of every descI ipti"n-
Mil Gearing Uf all kInds -WaI-i~N h-ela
owe, Shot ,pich-back and ,,,essutc-rv.IX thing
in the lion line can Lr bad at the sh,itr,I
notice al Baldwin Furnace =" .'.E-'s
Alb We oil, la dwi"'S lmnI"v"d R,il'oNd
Gil Mn PUMPS are taking III" leaf oh every
thing in The pump line. These pumis az
sure 10 give satisfaction.
BrIuo located . " he line ofthePrnvidthce.
Hartford ard Fist kill Ra',rad, pumps az"
sen, to any palt OF tie Chi!ci S;at,s al the
shortest notI"e.
Turning Lathrs aad Turning Engines.
Machinery oC ovasy description made and
reNairrd Paa'icuta attention pai2 TO getting
| up new Patterns at machinery, water wheel
governors. horse rOwe.s and lhIasheIs. WONT
saws Sc. Sc.
the subscriber fathers himself that hts l""s
experience will pn"b'e him I" give itsiactioi
in all the branches 1t his huJIn,sS
Nr$-Call aud sec. Don't ia.s.t he p as.
WANTED-lU0 tons sc-5r zen
II. BALDWIN.
Washington. Gown. AN~'Tn
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

Al WHEELERS lJeCIEAP CASH
STORE Fresh GROCERIES,
good qualities. AlIkinds ofPROViSIONS
Pork, HAMS. &c. FISH MakKnr-Salmnn
Sbad. Bass, VIackcrel, Cod fish. Sword. fish
Bue fish. Fresh Shad weekly and al
SORTS of Salt water Eth.
CLANS on Saturdays. rs usual.
All '.ut,s Of Fresh Mri,,s ON hand b1'ch-
cred daily at The 81 Agh'rr "n::an ne D. cn,isee
.; you can't frL ..,,,,,,ne ut onv mhe,
.Si.ne. please call on WHEELER and he
will wall on you quick aud cheap. You
r"n find some ch"ice brandes &C., Er
MEDICINAL PURPOSES .aaz-s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

This renal, is Offered to n. communit
what c1nidelcs we feel in the article
"a 'sii'n fit, t, is,liz. tho happiest
effects that can b, ds.iled. s. wide is The
acid OF its usefulness ami 81 numerous the
cases OF its cnrel. tn at almost every section OF
the county ahonads in persons, publicly known
who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs, BY ats
use. Wher once tried, its superiority over
every other medicine oil its kind, il too ap.
parent to escape observation, and where it,
virtues are. known. the. public M longer hest
tate what an'idI,e 10 employ for the distress
ing aud dangerous affections Of the pulm mary
organs, which are incident 10 our climate.
Anl not enty IN the formnab attacks upof,
he luHgs.hu' for the milGer varieties of CoLps
CorGHs, HoARsN Ess: Sc, and for CHILDREN
II is the pleasaniest and safes: medicine that
can be Obtained. N, family should be VIZ
out II. ana those VIII" have used it, never wiz
kead the opinion 81 the following Gentle
men, wbo will be recognized in the vo,io,
sections OF country where they Ire locatef,
each and all as merchants OF the first class All;
81 the highest character AS the oldest ar,.s
NEST extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicin.
Win an experience ualimiteG On The suhjae,
OF when they speak. lfihere il a'.y value in
ne Judsmeht OF experience, see s. ...s.. 4
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HISTORICAL WORKS.

eAKcRoFTs HISTORY U. s. Oh vol, Just ouG
RTLDRETH's HISTORY Z. s. vols.
Wll.snNR HISTORY
eREsC0TTe CONQUEST OF MEXICO, vols.
PERU,2
FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, : VIOLA
PUNEB HISTORY OF ENGLAND, vOla
WACAUI.AY's "a
GIBBONS DECLINE AND FALL OF ROME, v6ls.
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY
GROTE's HISTORY OF GREECE 10 vols.
EllULWALL'S HISTORY OF GREECE, vOlA ..
AILsoN's HISTORY OF EUROPE, 4 vols.
STONES LIFE OF BRANT, Q vols.
stones LIFE AND TIMES OF RED JACKET.
&ARKD HISTORY OF ONoNDAGA.
eURNEPs NOTES o. ZEE NORTHWEST TERRITORY
UAXTON,S FALL. OF POLAND. --.--s-l
aCIlOOLcRAFTS NOTES ON THE IRooUoIs.
g0R -RAUCH's history OF GERMANY.
SEALS HISTORY OF THE PURITANs.
gAUBIGNES HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.
ORsTER's STATESMEN OF TIE COMMONWEALTH.
sooRES GOVERNORS OF PLYMOUH AND MAssA
CHuSETTS BAY.
SAUNDERS TREASURY OF HISTORY. sc, &c.
ron SALE BY
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
Tn2 WoHDER OF Taz AG E.

NOR the cure Of Sal'I hruIn, E"ysipr-
4 las. C,iiblains. Chappcd or Cracktd
Hands. Barns AID SraIds, Cuts, Wounds
Of any kind: Old Sores. all kirdS oi
Breaking ou sud !SOre' IN ehilJleu; Sure
Lips. Puppies on the Face, and nll disea-
SEES vt the Skin. ., ....
o. For particulars see small bills ac.
comp anying- each BOX. - sy,.ra.s. r e..
Il $50 900 boxes sOli in t'iiS State the
past year. and gave universal sa.i>f ,ci i'm.
Tie great secret of The p'pnlar'rv Ut
this Ointment lmS in the Sac! that it nc.
composites all it is recommended 10 do ;
and that / do not ccninmI nd il TO cure my
thing hut Whit from the nature of the in
sredirnls it il absolutely specific for.wMie
other prppa r4I ions Of the knd are recnnl-
:oenlrd TO cure every disease that human
flesh is heir to from Consumption low" :"
The bite of na,, when. in fact. all the
incident properties iley co"'ain are ip the
hmndhlls, anil the thousands of fictitious
Gel, uira,es published IN lile.+ praise.
invite gillcse troubled with The above
complaints. tp,,ricularlya Salt Rheum.) 10
Ike bx and Try tit you ATE nul
fully sl'Isfie>i, return it and take back y our
money. w.
n. B.-I have hundreds of Certificates
cnn show any One who feels disposed I"
call on me nnI satisfy himself on the v!r"
iur>"f Ile ointment. Prepared aud >"h'
by MONROE rEsREL; N.::;a4gaiucixi. C &,
" All OfdeE7 Jy;iivc,"d 10 HE above nd
dress. will be thankfully received ard
promptly attended to. Soil ais, by the
prize ial Druggists and Country Mrr-
chants GENERALLY. Price 25G., s.... ",
WHnLI SALE DEPo1s "A. B.& D. Sands
No 100 FniInn Il New Yo:k. Reading 4
! Co. Il ,sl"n. \. MrClme & 20. Albany,
AGESrs, -Lllcl,GrM a. e Sn,h. Win
strd e. A'iep, Wnlconvslle Chal les Nae
Nt.l G"sl.cn Mites & G,ny.
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tssSs...s4s., :'"lehu'akr', ana Jeweiet. VIA
&sEsEAtzA ,.l,tinuGl o do airy and a. klrt'
OF wl!ch ,epaning aud Match JrwelIns that
MAY be inItusl.d q MS cai" III ne best Ihdh'
, 49,. and on REASONABLE, trilns, II" pains wall IL
'pa,rd TO give sali>iatlI,h- l"eVri! CUSTOMER
Thankiuifor pasi ta,o,s hew"ula solicit IN
continuance" the phllic paIs image. Also
chulce ,.s,rtmeat OF sWaic hes. Jewc:Ey em
over Ware at Lowjprires Tor Cash,
Liie hfield. Nav 1851 fy3