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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31
THN POETRY OF PHY6IC. Let the sick to HEnRIcK go; Who'd ba i'll I'd 1ika tn knnw7

Such cures his Pills do make,
 Smiles lovely smiles, shall deck the brow,
 Where gloominess is rampant now,
 And hope anew shall wake.
 HERRICK's MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with their popularity. Over five millions of boxes arc used annually, giving employment to eighty-five men and women to put them up. Their cures are numbered by thousands-their praises on the tongues of all. Citizens of Etchfeld, and elsev where, have you ever used themf Put up in English, Spanish, German and French directions. Large family boxes, 25 cents; five boxes for Sl. Sold everywhere. See adv. in another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31

n@- Bennett, of the New York Herald says that country editors are the sleepiest old foges ln the universe" They can hardly be moro sleepy than the editor of the Herald, who is al- ways lying between his sheets.
 19- The Herald Correspondent saws !" An other mine has been discovered bv the Covode Committee. Witnesses in New York have been subpoened to prove that twelve hundred men were transported from that State into Connecfi- cut, Tn March last, to carry the election for the Democrats. The Committee expect to be able to prove who paid the money to defray their ex- were committed" '"' ''"'"' !, EXTRAORDINARY SnooT1Ne-The St. Iouiu ou1e1'n of May :, has an account of the vari- yus eAPloits of sharpshooter in that city, and thus relates one of them: ~- target with rifle and ball, borino a hole d;ssot. ly through the centre every time. He tben sts- tloned man at the distance of ten paces and shot at a half-dollar, which the person held be. tween the thumb and finger of his hand. hitt;no the piece of money in the centre and knockinS it out two or three times. The crownno seatnrse of the performance was, however, to come Mr. T, F. Lennox stationed himself at distance of ten paces, and placed a common-sized lemon on the top of his head. Whitehead took A nistof | anu dlHeu dI tLc lrulC. He pal entered fairly in the centre and cut the lemon in two. We would not forget to mention that Mir. Lennox, on whose head the lemon was, stood with arms folded and coolly smoked his pipe. Had he moved an inch, or had the skill of Mir. White head failed, his soul would have been sent in- stantly to eternity. We scarcely know whom to admire the most, Lennox for his iDtrepidity, or the marksman for his skill. We think Mir. Fred. Whitehead is justly estitled to the cham | pionship among marksmen, and unless some one can surpass him, he will claim it.
 The cost of the New York Central Park thus far has been $7,9OO,OO0. The sum of $2,500,- will be expended on further improvements.
 Rea- Though not always sure of its reward, devotion and fidelity are sometimes appreciated. This at any rate has been the experience of the Sage of Bnghampton, who, in the dirt-eatng' line, not only devoured his own peek" but has been going about asking for "some more." The day finally came when the Laborers assembled to receive their hire. That for the Hon. D. s. D1' KlEsoN was magnificent He received, on several ballots, half-a-yote for President! Who would not to be thus remembered grow grey singing
 Garry me back to ole Virginia?"
 At the Ohio Sunday School Convention, T pious, promising young gentleman named Smith, is reported to have offered the following resoltr- tion: Resolred, That committee of ladies and gentlemen be appointed to raise children for the Sabbath School" Why, Smith.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31
fg- Our stock of Dress Goods |

eY Our stock of Dress Goods is larger and more complete than ever before, and the same is true of the CLOTH department. Customers residing at distance, as we'll as those near at hand, will find our assortment one of tho best in the county to select from. They will have no occasion to find fault with our prices.
 We have just introduced brand of FLOUR at $7.lO. which we think is great bargain. Give it trial. HART. BRGs & Co,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31
SPORT 1 SPORT 1 SPORT FUN FOR THE MII.I.ToMI

NTEw and Wonderful Discovery-A Secret lV Way of Catching Fish alive, as fast as you can take them out of the Water.--This is no humbug. Send 25 cents in Cash or Stamps, tc receive the Art, which will be sent free by maii, May 31, 1860. s6-st
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31
DTFED,

In Watertown, May 25th, Mir. Benjamin Judd, aged 90. His funeral was attended from Christ's Church, of which he was member. on Sunday afternoon. Also-On Saturday May 26, the wife of Charles Reed, aged Al years.
 At Ellsworth, May 14 Chauncey NJ. ChafFee, aged 59.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31
Notice,

A MEETING of the citizens of Ltchicld will be
 held at the TowN RooN on Friday of this week at o'clock, to take measures to prevent the spread of the Cattle disease in this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31

erWe ere indebted to Hons. L. E. s, Eos TO. s. Ferry and Hiram Goodwin for valuable i'ublic aud State documents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31
Garry me back to ole Virginia 2

At the Ohio Sunday School Convention, a pious, promising young gentleman named Smith, is reported to have offered the following resolu- tion: Resolrecl, That committee of ladies and gentlemen be appointed to raise children for the Sabbath School" Why, Smith.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-31

The nominations of LINCOLN and HAM11N are
 -erwhere received with the most unbounded
 stisfaction to Republicans, and discomforture a,ais .ass Democracy iiuea cf;a,,s..l cf;a,,s. l,.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

have quick dispatch For fTeight appIv to 0ANh' ana
ono, FoARD 4 ROGERS,
ST FOR LIVERPOOL, .-2 H-7-i-
So The fine Al shin Holm CTARK is no ,o,,i,,o.
HI a wharf G a3d nearly all her cargo
ler ACCOMMODATIONS for Passage ofte best KIDD and
''eS'' of paSSase' Apply F00sRn & ROGERS
l12s,H 10 Bowlys wharf.
egtsi foK ROTTERDAM.-The fine fast sail |
freight and passage ba 8rach for thu above port For
p ti 70 BoNINGER, 90 s. Charles street. (lp
e-a.ls ju25.H
sailing live oak sbi NJ ~; r. HTine me
patch For freight Apply to VIII receive prompt dis
. JOHN HENDERSON & Co,
az FOR GLAsGoW.-The British ,'FsY br,a
s PEERLESS skaingr master viii have diso. t s
Co. aG s RGf T Ea balance freight apply
-. FOR LONDON-The fine Bremen shin
sstz4s JOHANNES, Capt. Won Tritzen, now loading at
to F01RD RGGERs IS BoWIys Wharf reiShf Apply
.esssszsts FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine A ship
~ ana nic Capt Ticket will follow the jun
light freight apply to ''O'' '''''
seesaz FOR AMSTERDAM.-The A Bremen
:1ss ship ASIA Nutzhqrn master, will have quick dis
f. BRSuNS Corner obIa or passage s aPpy q r.
The fine American ship DUBLIN, Lane, masier, viii
pass t app to nd RXe Hck dp@G For or
and Cheapsde. ie6tf
81 TOP C1V1NN ar - DI-D0I,c,e,
So IINE-The fast saiIing nacket schr " ROACH
Rogers MASTER is loading in Long Dock and having
most of her cargo engaged will have quick despatch For
freight or passage apply to- hESLEN ROGERS,
III mop CTTAPT FST0Y @ ~ 1TTIF Mp
st-aCllANTS, LlNE.-TO SAIL W f E X i =
The copperd and copperfasencd Cpper schooner CHRIS
T ISra5 CAPT L. Church having ar5e
with despatch ~ 77 va N"''' W." '
For freight or passage apply to
0fiAhi'h9 F4 - 7S Smit57s ST.
No All charges paid goods shipped by this line and
goods sent to address will be forwarded free commits
sion
N B-Shppers viii! please send duplicate recepts with
e eS3hJ lot t OF ! 3 Gods, Dr, C.P.
E0R fIT pI EeT0M e gII, aus
go CHANTS, LISENTo SAT-, WEFKT IN
Meal, having large portion of her sarge
For baiaDC@ of rrsiu t 5' III WITH despateGh.
cbAS. PEAR9E DEF tG;
81 All charges paid on goods Skinned bv lis lin
goods sent to address will be forwarded free of commits
| IN IN u = St;,ror, nil, ,,o
each lot Of gp6ds WI" please Sea oupcate receipts With
HENRY 7. RUSSELL, ESQ, Agent in Charleston. aug
SStsE ~, F0R t,I RICHMOND J DlRECT-TO SAIL
80 nt D n "A iCnlne packet schooner PATRIOT,
sail as above For terms Of freb now Vaing ana VIII
auc-tf NJ \: MiICHELl;,
| -aas-u No. Spears wharf
II FOR BOSTON The FAST Saline horl,
ss3SsYLPII, is now:loadng for the above port and
hayn the greater portion OF her cargo engaged will have
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Business Carlos.

NEO. W. HOOPER, NJ nonocp,
DEALER IN
HEAD p ,TENT CORDAGE, CHAINS, ANCHORS,
i IN IS PAINTS, OILS, NAVAL STORES, OAkUM
" " BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE &c
CORNER PRATT SoGTH STREETS.
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steamships.


&&EkG AV A N N H.
POTOMAC Capt G. W. Watson,
Will leave Spears wharf,
at sq'cock;P 81, precisely.
No bills ladpg signed after departure of the steamer
''' "''F'' "'''' sAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
li6 Spears wharf
I'M Ra BE CO.
4RN CHARLE STON
rHRoUGH IN FIFTY HoURs'
LOCUST POINT Cart. D. French,
Wi" lsavsspsAEs aT F9ff5GH Augusta,
No freight received after IL O'clock on the day Of sailing
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. Caldwell < son
Punctuality in her departure NAV De relied on. an92
tiff TO IRELAND, ENGLAND AND
fH SASC PX i ITEH ya GRWAX
CqnP6NYS new and MAGNIFICENT screw steamer PRINCE
touch at ST JOHNS to receive the Royal Mail and
This steamer has unequaed accommodations for passen
Passengers BY this steamer will have free ticket (which
must be PoeTrg when engaging paSsag- from Galway
Ra Of e Ge c ln 3 ana
accommodations. Third class $50 third class passengers
furnished cooked provisions but must provide hemse
with bidding and tins.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROWLAND II ASPINWAIL,
81 and IS South street. n Y.
Or to JOHN q. A HERRING,
Adams Express Off e
au4tAH lG4 Baltimore street. Baltimore
| <f@s UROMWELL'S
| e.snlh7z.ssS EsII W EEKLY EXPRESS LINE BETW EFN
BALTIMORE.
|
NEW YORK.
| The steamships of this Line
| will leave Spears wharf
| BALTIMORE,
| EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
| NEW YORK. from Pier 13. N. R.
| ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Monday
N ornings.
| Freight cents per foot proporonate rates
Shippers Boston, Providence, Portland other
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded by
| this line free of com mission
| Apply to SAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
| or to II. B. CROMWELL& CO.,
| So WEST STREET,
| jul7n New York.
>fFA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
&keaaA The and magnificent side wheel Iron Oceal
Steamers S. K. SPAU LDING, Solomon .Howes. command
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, O'Clock, P. NJ alter
nately.
The accommodations for passengers dre of THE FRS
| CLASS.
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to o,,ro
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore, May 18th. 1860 myl6-tf
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L EOIICE.
n FOR THE PATUXFNT RIVER.

FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
CHANGE 0FDAES.-On and after W WEDNESDAY MAY
20, 1850 the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will Ieays
HaIn3re f3r NE PauXent liver every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY MORNINGS at clock, proceeding as far ID
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning will leave
0nS creek Thursday at O'Clock for Rait
WI leave baltimore on Saturday morning at o'clock for
nm lanoluE. Returning, VIII leave Hills Landing on
Aoh9ay morning at 5ocock for Baltimore calling at the
usual landings on the river also at Plum Point and Fair
Freight received On Tuesdays and Fridays
N. l.. WEEAfS. Master
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SUMNER ARRAyGEREST
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Nail Tram daily Except Sundays at $40 A. NJ
and the Expire Train daily at 80 P NJ Elma, Buff
ao, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton, Sy
racuse Oswego, Toronto Quebec and Montreal parts
Of Western New York and Canada Also, for Pttsburg Chi
cago, Cleveland, Cincinnati ST. Louis and all parts Of the
West and Northwest.
Travellers by either Of these trains TO Detroit
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the by any
O:her route
For New York City by the 3OA ~ Train, with only one
change Of cars and low rate by any other
At $50 NJ. EInmttsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster
Lebanon, Reading Pa Pottsville, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Easton, Carlisle and Chambersburg and fer Hagersown,
Nd.
AtS3lA. NJ. and and G P Il. for Green Springs Ow-
ms Mills. ReiSterstown and Westminster, Md.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily
daYl at 4 90 2. NJ, for the West and Northwest.
The Cockey sville Accommodation Train at 80 g. II from
Bolton and Geo p NJ. from Calvert Station Returning ar.
riyeS at $40 A NJ and % 7. NJ.
Travellers from Washington and the South BY the %
this road.
For TICK ETS and Information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station, N E. OF Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore
r,,ru, , JAS. {. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RlGNEY. Asst superintendent
J. h. WARNER Ticket Agent.
lime
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4zss ~ z sfis-Sss<E WEST AND SOEFH
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
Z lows: '' '''' ~" az
Leave Camden Station, Bamur-Mail (eNcrpt Supls a, 81
81 $50 NJ; Express daily 4C0 p 81, and Accommo1a
ton at $50 NJ, through for ALL PAS RS az THE VEST
SOUTHWEST. " " i'''' >
FOR WAY PASSEVGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. NJ tain
between Cumberland and Wheeling ana hetWr.r Eraon
and Parkersburg, take the $40 P NJ train from Bamcre
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 4. II > ~
and from Frederick at 720 A. NJ
TIE EI.IlCOTrS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at62
$40 T. NJ ~ " '' % u.s. ''''
FOR W4STffNGTGN AND THE SOVTn
Leave Baltimore ut 425 and 40 A. NJ and 3 IS and Pop
TN Sundays at 25 A. NJ. only Leaves Washingt Ion
baltimore at 20 ana TAO 4. 81, and % and 30 p NJ IN
sundays at 70 P NJ only. The second and third trains
only from Baltimore stop way points second 9rf
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
Washington connect with trains the Annapolis ROAD
For tickets of every kind, information Re spnv tn ~
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. p SMITH,
NJ ,,o, = ,--,,,, haster OF Transportation.
. ~ tbLn., 'fTntfA iicEet Agrot ieI4
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p,sso,-o =, r,,,.,., =, NJ 4. hANS, Master
Passage 10 Fair NaNrn 50 rnnts MeaIs c-.rn
THE STEAMER GEORGE vrE,rs

VIII leave Baltimore Tor the PatuX-nt river every FRIDAY
morning at clock, as far Hills Landing Rrtnrn
ng WI! leave l!lls Landing every Monday morning far
6cngdlCt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
Haven going and returning ' an" '"'
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
~ . a MORE CIIT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE IN
f SULt ENI estate OF JACOB WEBER.-Ordered this
hold Gay Of July, 1860, that the sale of the lease.
ou estate OF Jacob Weber, insolvent debtor as made and
ported by Teliar Marriott Trustee been made TO
irs Fly be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
be shown on or before the first day of September
wG Frovued copy of this order be published once
oI .tee successive weeks before that day in some
uay newspaper printed and published in this CITY
Too.,. W. L. MARSHALL.
ju3l-law3w+ ~ "-i'i'iAh d ia MILF
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@0r Sale, freigbt OF GbaEtet:

CIV 00"'Et c4ttlygt w UYd+Hl.
.r55:as44 WANTED.-A VESSEL to load for Mo-
sbe. Also, one for New Orleans and one for calves.
TON LgsT, h,ying large portion OF freight engaged,
o.. ,HEsLEN 4 ROGERS,
au2-f - \. ". corner p att and Gay SITS
-; FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
-=HThs A clipper schooner H. 4 J, NEILp Apply to
ju26.tr o Il M 7S SmitSs N hars
.g95ss FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
stE-Afne ship MEDALLION, Theobald, master about
800 tons capacity Apply t. f. H. BRAUNS co Irner
Lombard street and Gheipside JUS tt
LII WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
given Apply to HESLEN 4 ROGERS, n w. corner Pratt
and Gay streets je2l,tf
,es5a FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,-The
fine ship Dublin, Lane, master, of about 40 hhds
HENDERSON co corner Commerce and Pratt SITS je27
ss5sss Manitoba VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
EssT to sN G92d rass ard qgck despatch gycn
streets. ie27.tf
sgssA WANTED.-A VESSEL of about 900
sSssssbbs. capacity, to load for Wilmington, n C. Ap
: myi5-tf DoNNoOA IL y F Smi5hfi Hha,rf
~g4sk FOR LIVERPOOL.
- heayy freight wanted for l ship for Liver
.-.. J6IfN HENDERSON Il co.
IelL4 Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
e5sgS TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
ssaagSa& AMERICAN SHIPPERS. Snnerina
Flour, packed in bbis or half bills upp!ie2 at sbor
in shipping order, by JOHN S PRICE,
,ss VESSELS WANTED FOR
The undersigned are constantly IN want Ct ves7es t., a
10 and from Havana and AatanGas. ~
teSu 5S Exchange Place.
sasss FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
ssesss fine Al schooner ''EMELINE C. JOHNSON, SUIT
'0 master ABOUT Oa JOHN f1PfESSty ER SHY co.
leeL corner Pratt and Commerce srecs
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Skippina.

liz FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
sszGJ U; BRoOKMAN Crockett, master now leading AZ
Commercial Wharf, will follow the JOHN CLARK and
have quick dispatch. For freight apply to
augf n Rnwiy's 1hor,
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IVAN. J. HOOPER Z CO,
w CORNER OF SoUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
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- LEAVE. IEIvv
SeW QrE, at O'Clock, A. Il Portsmouth, at 81 o'c2k A n
Philadelphia, II 81 Weldon at III - a ~
Baltimore * " I'm Wilmington a. e p
ter Railroad, now finished. ~
&S The train Weldon in the ajave sohaspIo e ,
Wilmington and Raleigh. 's 7'e9 ~
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, or a:,y other
points on the James River connect with James River boat
e" ~ PET heNi morning after leaving Baltimore
ington, Weldon, Godsboro BeauEgt Warsaw Raegb and
agreeable rUue. II X EAT a."
oHtLILlOTe, Ilie 10 lttO. lle25tIl President
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III ARDWARE AND TOOLS.
A. REUTER- d SONS,
NO. Sc WEST MORE STREET,
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERsIN
HARDWARE,
Would respectfully solicit the attention of Cabinet makers
Machnss and Others to their and we'll selected stock
of HARDWARE, TOOLS. &c adapted to every bran CHI of
mechanical trades comprising in part large assortment OF
Bolts Patent WrenChes all kinds, Gas Filters Ply
Wrenches and longs all of which offered at the
owest cash prices and the most favorable terms my22
Ill HISS Il COLE,
No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANYFAGTTTH T RS AGENTS AMP y BEEALERs IN
r. HOE CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER 4 NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
PARALLEL CHAIN YISES.
FIELDS, SANDWICH COZ IS CUT TACKS, SHOENAILS,
Collins HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETs, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANYS GlMLET POINT
RUSSELL / ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
FITCH MASTFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
AMERiGAX ToRsE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
CLINCH NAILS.
o. AMES \ SONS SHOvEI.S and SPADES, &c, &c
WIN. WILCOX Il co, PLATE and PADLOCKS.
DAEEL LvTISr& WALDRoN'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
sCYTHE sNEATHs, sCYTHE STONES, &c, &c.
assortment.
All of which offer at lowest Factory Prices my2f
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lCITY-CHARLES MATTFELDT rs. DANI, X SHANE
July 27th l600dered that the sale made and reported
by Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee for the sale of
mentioned in tile proceedings of this be ratified
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shewn
or before the 2st day of August next provided copy
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bal
tmore in each of three successive weeks before the
10Th day of August next.
The report states the amount of sales to he $780,
GEO. W. SHERWOOD, Clerk
True copy-test-GE0. W. SHERWOOD,
u.s1lav3W fIas,,,
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49, The fine ship JOHN CLARK, is now loading at
Commercial wharf, and having nearly all cargo en-
gagged, will have quick despatch.
Tier accommodations for passage the best KIDD and
i'f either freight or passage, apply to
;ss.e FOARD ROGERS,
ID
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1000 BBLS. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
lOOO Herring in store. For sale by RICH 4 Co, No
81 Pratt street. d5-tf
| S00 Sugar Cured Family Hams, (the Ex-
l.0OO celsior brandt, for sale by SMITH Il NICO-
DEMUS. juZ0tf
. ono SACKS ASHTON'S SALT, direct
81 %OO importsion, in store and for sale by FOARD
Il RO ERS, l6 Bowly's wharf aritf
> S00 JAW A S Z D HAMS, various
h .COObrands, for sale by SMITH & NICoDEMUS
au7-tf
= 000 PATENT BATH BRICKS, in lotst o
o.OOO suit purchasers, for sale by FOARD u
ROGERS 10 Bowly's wharf. mhl4-tf
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Iupor,ant Announcement

A fslegl apnlc dtspa,eh from Springfield TO
t.e New Yo,k Hsya d, dated November 3olh
] 81, eJptains The startling intelligence tLat
Q sne previous day, being Thanksgiving DAY,
" III. LiAOoLs, AXE The r.sl Of Angio-Saxon
n "a Aind I. "a led IA r, asst turkey, and. hay-
] = special cause ~ thank lis Maker, attended
siAs service
Ia Lhis ei.ctrifying piece Of Intelligence, the
urk~y, :" BE- ia meet aud proper. Is mentioned
81, ana "diyine service" last. We pass
Q sr The paIdonaele characterised seif.eon
~ iSas all +" Anaio-Saxoa manAipdn were
Il ping Thanksgiving and eating turkey on
the z9th dsy oil November last. whereas with
the xcsptioa Of e few Yankee Doodle s,a,..
eompo'iag an infinitesimai portion q, 49,
A % q xon family, their Tharksgtv,n, a..
tnanJwn, and turkeys kept f,r Chr,s,
mas. bat II is Ii common notion of Nav r..
laad, that IL is he hub OF the whole of ths
creation, the SKIS Of the en.ire universe ana
mat " hsH IL ihEnks God thai II is not a. other
fnen' sNsfs b5iy siss - dong he same. The
great po ~, aoWsEer, Is gsisi lDasattpg Of a tur
kSy o. 10 ItiHooLR shonid b. now tel.eraphetl
over he UaiIed Stats. when O. Year ara q
turkey baxzafa esAHg mrs dinner "a, a .att
would have been just ~ likely 10 nave had his
performances published, What a rae. ,hs.a