Huron Reflector from Norwalk, Ohio • Page 4

lurei We extract the Annual Report of the Siale Board of Agriculture, Ihc following from ibis Couti- IGKAEFENBETIG COMPANY: I I In answer lo jrour live value of be set down in order, as follows wheat crop is greater in quantity, und full as good in quality; as Ji was year, (thai is, good quality) perhaps it would not be Jar from ihe irutb, to pul it bushels per acre, or about ten raorc than the average of Ihc iiit four 'at 37 b'ushcls, or a.boui an average crop and of a good oats 33 bushels per acre, an or fifteen per cent, less iban la.M rilllia 1 Biltcraar1 of year; barley and buckwheat, cantfoi well be nura- creating of'ihe h'ich The of bered among our principal crops; rye may be put at tlc present Iiulletiu is to apprise the public of the acknowled-- eighteen bushels per acre, barley Ihiny, and buck- i ed of the WESTERK BRANCH: JNo. aj.4. STKEET, CineijiKiTi, or TUB ban JL come wtKii extreme care ohould IK: JnkeU'Of the all Uic of summer uit- tr.iceabte to the HE, undfttigord, his frienda and the public, thejinprovements which have been making in the above building are apd that he lias now opened it for the reception of viviin rg 'i'(, ous 5 een re jjn 8 ar a buijt, which ilTords it ample accommodations, a EVERY DAT Brings Soraclhii; New it the Book Store, liBT received from the MAOAULEV'S JIIBTOIIY OF ENGLAND. railed Uic great ivorkwf Uic age. tlie accwlou of James the 1st and yd voluuien, from J.

M. CKOSBV. PA It LOU STOVES COST! to new life, and man an.) su 'l )liel i llle hiwkel, and every attention beast and nil animated existence will be to the waols of fhoee who may favor him are Noxx- -juts AS SPRING MEDICINES, Vegetable I'ills the Cracfenberj! Healtb. Bit-1 tors, and the Oraefcnlmr" Sarsaparilla Comjiound. should ouper- their company.

By bis careful efforts he hopes to entitle himself lo ibe confidence and patronnne of the public. E. H. OGDEN. Norwalk, November 20, 1848.

45 wheat fifteen potatoes are failing fast; no depend- Orarfenbers once can be put on this crop; and although many re- Farsaparilla is of van efficacy in been offered, most oi them have failed fouk lts: liut 1I181 favorable cannot be depended upon bay may be at tons per acre, but we may took with confidence for an improvement in this crop; as the old woin out meadows are being plowed up, and clover and other grasses cultivated in tbeir stead; tobacco is'grown to a small extent, for private worthless at that. 1 would remark, thatflaxseed may be cultivated to a good advantage, as a fallow crbp for wheat, which it does not appear to injure in the least; a great saving may be made in this way, but it will not do to attempt to raise iloliener than once in about seven years on the same ground. I would advise tbe farmer that the 5oil be well pulverized, and not in an exhausted state. The wheat that was sown in the fali of 1847 suffered rnach from the fly; some fields were almost wholly destroyed; and much of that which was harvested the present year was injured by rainy weather, as was also the first mowings of grass, but to what extent I am not able to say. If it be intended to sow wheat early, pethaps the best remedy would be (o have the ground very rich, that as the insect injures the plant, it may continue tiller, and thus acquire strength to resist the winter frosts.

But experience has taught me that wheat may be sown as late as the first of October, pro- x-ided that the soil be in a high state of cultivation, and byjhat means alone defeat, in a great mea.sure, the depredations of the insect. The chief articles of export from this county are wheat, corn, flour, pork, wool, potash, flaxfeed, clover and timothy, mostly purchased at Milan and shipped to Buffalo. The shipments lo Canada are bui small. I do not how many grist and saw mills a in i county. There are two woollen clolh manufactories, one at and one at Greenfield.

a two iron frundiies at Norwalk, (where ste-am engines are made) besides several smaller ones in other places. With regard to the last inquiry in your circular, 1 would say that there i improvement in the agricul- of the county, and which resulis from the necessity of the case for, as I observed before, the farces were recently cleared, and soil in its full strcftgih, i else was necessary a use plow anil hoe; the was plowed to tht depth of or foar inches and yet it produced a a i crop. But when the soil had in some measure become exhausted, labor had to call in assistance of science and art, and the necessity of deep plowing, a i and a proper i of crops, general!) acknowledged, if not a a in pranice. There is a a a improvement in a i a implements, but the i price of some of them prevents i introduction into general use. There has been but little improvement in neat stock, although the present high prices would prompt us anticipate such an event.

Perhaps it may not be i i to state, a the vigilance and enterprise of citizens ol Milan, two plank roads have been extended i this of an aggregate distance of more than miles a a and i when complctccf, will amount to more a fifty miles, affording great advantages to many farmeri for a i their'pro- duce. The county of Huron has been settled mostly i in the last i years, but the a i is not very dense. The price of limbered land a ies from five to twenty dollars per acre, according 10 location. The population does not increase by immigration. 1 cannot at present i you as to the probable a i a i raised in i county, but tnay do so hereafter.

ActUCCLTUHAL SoCIKTY. Pursuant to public notice, i farmers of Huron and Eric counties was held at Court House in a in A i last, (IS'18) and Ihc meeting organized by a i i IMatt Benedict a i a and Charles Jackson Secretary. after the reading law a i to forming of A i a Societies, a i i was a up in accordance therewith, nnd more than i persons subscribed i names to it and paid i fees. It was then resolved that the a to meet at the same place; and, at i a meeting, the Society was by electing Plait Benedict President; Charles Hinc, of Berlin, Vice President; Theodore Baker, of Norwalk, Tieasurer Benjamin Benson, of Townscnd, Secretary and i i on, of Monrocvillc, Benjamin of FaiHiuld, Luke S. Stow, of Milan, Benjamin Summers, of Verm i i nnd Eli M.

a of Florence, Directors. The number of members at present to 1R2; and, after pnying tlie premiums awarded at the fair in October, together i the i i a expenses, balance in the treasury was found lo be $1-0. The prospects of the Society are encouraging; a if successful, will, I i excite to a i all who may behold its proceeding's, or come i i the sphere of its influence. The a i in October was well attended, and the articles exhibited were (considering that it was our first effort,) as good as might be expected; although the competitors for premiums, except on the article of butler, were not as numerous as it was desirous they should have been. The first i on coin to Prudilen Ailing, of Norwalk, for raising 120 bushels per acre, Certified nnd sworn to according to a and to Ira Curtis, of Norwalk, the second i for 11G bushels per acre.

The ground of Mr. A i i had been pastured for many years, and cultivated in the nsual a without a i a i of any manure. Soil, a rich, dark colored loam. Th.it of Mr. reucised about fifteen loads of a a i was kept clean by three dressings i plow, hoe, and the cultivator.

It may be a sonic of the crops arc estimated too low. 1 am satisfied, however, a the estimate is a near a i i to the and which docs not in the JeaM lessen the idea of our ability to raise great crops. It isnot unusual to see fields of corn a will produce sixty or seventy bushels per acre, and wheat a i yield more than i bushels, and so of the other crops included in this estimate. Kurnnporilla cleansinc the Ryiiiein of its on the most scientific principles, and in ihu mott fniilifiil manner. It not enough to steep or boil, mixing ies arid water.

An article thus ofthe Hionmch, nnd be com" 'Manufactured by Itisio Sarsaparilla tvhnt Quinine is to Peruvian Iwitle containing more virtue than any ever K-forc manufactured. The dose isn Tea-Sjioon-Full only-, so that there arc more don's in a Iwttle than there is in Ihe large-it in market of any other manufacture. It is almost literally a New Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron AND STOVE WAREHOUSE, At the Sign of the Mammoth CoOee-Pot. Doctors Dresbach, KuJm Prvor's Great and Important Chemical Discovery. Chemical Combination from the Vege dom to repel diseases.

Dyspeptic Cordial, LANDS FOR SALE, I several townships in this and adjoining counties. A literal time given for payment, by payingoue fourth down. One half of said tirslpayment inay he made in nont stuck at a faif price. TIMOTHY BAKER. OR SALE--Seyeral first rate Two Horse A suj-iily will te kept on hand.

Inquire of TIMOTHY BAKER. ERCHANT'S EXTRACT BUCHU, UVA- UKSfand SUDUBS. just received by J. F. VVOOSTER, Only agent county.

AY'S EXTRACT OF CANCHALAGUA, or California 1'Iant, for nervous derangement and nurifycrof blood, for sale by J. f. WOOSTER, only agent for Norwalk and Huron county. I A fEW COPIES of Webster's Ciuarto Dictionary, just received. Price AlSO a (aw Of Ilarnprs' Inlma ntilili'.

i received, i cations at Price SO. Also a few of Harpers' latest iiubii- C. K. NEWMAN'S. JOHN More than 50,000 Persons Cured open the pores, and assist tlie bo dy to east oil'any oflt'iidtnz Immor.

i UUI.ICIMII, anil oincr imjiortant medicaments winch nrc not toiiml in any othiT preparation. Jt Ims performed cures ofa kind utmost belief, an.l is recommended liy tlm Faculty. CORPORATION NOTICE. I1EKKAP, at a meeting of the Town Council of Norn-nlk, held at Uic Mayor's Office on the -JGtli tlic follow ini; resolutiona unniiiiiioiinly adopted: Revolved. Thai ilir Ordiiiiinru passed by tin: Town foun-il of said Villasi-.

Oclobi-r, A. Ij. Is-li, lie, and tbe sanu: lirrcby dcvlnrcd in force anil ollVct, to wit-- Thru tlie Town of Norwnlk divided inio four Wards the center of the North and Eolith Ptrivt, nirmiti" ly the Court-House, and the center of Street at the Conrt- ilouse. tolje tlie middle corners of said "The Southeast quarter of said Town, to lie the First Ward; the Northeast rjuarler to lie thi: Second: the Nurtliwrit quarter lo he the Third; nnd tlm Kotulm-ect quarter to lie tlie i'oimii Ward." The Pcacli Tree. A New York letter lo the Nat'l Intelligencer says: At the meeting of the Farmers' of the American institute, to-day, Mr.

Pell, one of the most intelligent and successful of our scientific farmers, besides reading an able essay on the general economy of the farm, and its management i regard to mn- staled the results of his experience in the culture of the peach tree. Contrary to the more common usage, his practice was lo apply the i knife very freely to his peach trees. He gave them soils, and stimulated their jrrowih, but at thesame lime kept them down by very close pruning, or, as he termed it, "excessive pruning." This practice, he believed, increased the quantity ofthefruii, preserved the health of the tree, aed prolonged its life. While -whosuffered their trees to grow i pruning, were losing them at five, six, or seven years old, he had them in a good bearing state i years old. His advice wns to prune ihe peach tree freely.

He thought there was no danger of pruning il too much. Boston Journal says this vicinity, so far as our observations have extended, bnl little injury was done lo the fruit trees by the recent heavy frost fortunately, had bnt panially swelled, and the weather being dry ant! windv.ihey withstood the effects of ihe cold. CHOKER any i of say an elder or qoill, and fill It with gun powder, upon ihe month, hold oni the tongue, put the tube a.s far down as convenient, and blow powder from the wbe Jaio ihe throat, li will relax ihe pipe, and suffer obstruction to pass on. Try Gcnctce mtln Domettlc fwund of good flonr, brown sugar a quarter of a pound, i salt, gallon? of water. Boil brN-lcly for an hour.

Wfcen milk warm, bottle and cork cloMy, and in 30 wwwex Will be fit for n.w, Qnc pound of this will M.wllciemqittanlityb^rigtoccn rjoonds of bread. "ty Efcrkft Ihc hud and il will pay you for it ihirty acres well, than ftfiv by the RcFolvrd, That the fnlloM-in-; named gentlemen lie, and are liereby nppointrd Fire viz- 1st Ward-- TIMOTHY IIAKKR, Sen. 2.J Wnrd--JOIItt II. FOSTKIt. 3d T.

H'OKCESTKR. 'Jth IVard-- SAMUEI, duty it shall lie to c.tnminr, from to time, all fire-ptaci't, siovcs, i i their respective W.irds-, nnd lien they may iieem it ni-eessary, to KIVI; sm-h or- ric r.s and dircclioiis to (he owners of as may render it scrim 1 may t.e Irorn aceitlcni liy tin 1 'I'ilry thall also take charge Fire and Imve full roiiuol and direction thereof, in case of lire in iheir respective Dated at Norwalk. Ohio, this 4-th ilay of.May, A. (Siqued) W1U.IA.MS, Major of Korwalk. AttPHt-- WII.UAM N.

Iljii.i., Recorder. -i)-'l NOTICE. nn Ordinance was passed by the Town I I Coiim-il of Ibc; Village ol Norwalk, July Kith, 140. "Troh i i i i i i i from i at large in said Haul Ordinance is now declared to be in full force anil effect; therefore the inhabitants of said Corporation ore hereby required 10 respect the same. laird at Norw alk.

this 2Ist day of May, (Signed) JA.MI'-S I I A Major of Norwalk. Attest, WII.MAM N. A Recorder. -19 IIO! FOR IIOVT'S subscriber respect fit in forms his former cus- ic that he now oilers tor sale bis shop, directly oppo'ite the Baptist Church, a general assortment ol Cabinet-Ware, Chairs, Solas, Bureaus, Sideboards, Secretaries, Hlands; Center, llrcnkfast, liming, Umd and in I Tables; Krctich, Iligli-fiost, Field, 4 Low-jiost and 'J'rundfe liedsteads: general assortment of A I ol ditlerciit styles, Heltees, Uuomans, Lounges, e. c.

All of i i are made and liirnislieil in shall be sobl cheaper than at i i establishment on'tbe lie- serve, for gnud pay. in vile all i i a thea- i a i i to call and examine his stock befon; purchasing elsewhere, he is contliluiithe CUM please in articles and price. War! War! Upon Mexicans ami Bedbugs' A wanifi'Mermination is dr- elnredagain-t Heilbiigs In- the introduction of Lmdley's Talent Huilsiead, as there is not a place about the article for the back- i i i raseal-i to hide iheir beads. Those fond of sweet sleep nml pleasant dreams, will do well lo call upon the subscriber, as he i i a a of the a i in ibis part of liie Quarts to 35 will be sold for Od per cuuape tlr. ever before offered in this market.

Lead Pipe to iitcl --Well and Cislern Tumps, Zinc, Copper, Tin Date, U'ire ic at the lowest prices. Troughs, of heavy Tin, soldered inbide and out, and braced at every joint, for 6 cents jier foot i'ipmg per foot. Tin Ware, of all kinds, cheaper than ever before sold All i of job work done at the shortest notice, iirass and Copper Ware repaired in the neatest manner. All kinds of Produce, old Brass, Copper, Pewter Rags, JJecsiva.v, Sec. taken in pavmciit.

Norwalk, April 13 Norton's country. W. K. A CURTAIN PAPER. I1K subirnln-r is now direct from tbe City, tin mo-it splendid nsiortmenl ol i a and Wall Tapers ever before otfered In this market, i will be wild at prices astonishingly low.

give ns a call at Newman's Hook Store, one door east ol I I ItcanMev Co's old slaml, and you i fun! prices to suit. No iniMnke. C. E. A I.

HKOIHvS i take notice that Frederick Chapman and Lamou llarliness have filed in the Clerk's office of ihe Courr of Common of Huron Ohio, Kill in Clmncety ai.aim-i him, i-baiging tbat on ihe first ijnv of March, 1-yti, ibo said UrooKs entered into a contract wilh iliem xr Ihc, purchase of Lot number fifty in (be (own of llullcvuc, Iiiron county, Ohio, but has tailed lo perform the covenants therein. The lull prnjs ibat the said contract may be rescinded, and the said defemlnnt barred from ever setting up any cl.um under tbe tame. Unless ibcsaid appears and answers. pleads or demurs to said i i i i i days alter the of ihe next lerm of said Court, the matters charged therein ill be taken as confessed, dc ly- May 5. fessed, dcerre rendered accord! ug- ClIARLKsi Sol.

for CompTts. A HKTTN, S. lletts. and 51. Hells, Freddie C.

Itetis, i lake notice that Asa Mary Crox cr have lih'd a i in apainst Ihrm and one John S. Cardm-r, in the Court of Pommoii I'leas oflhe county of Huron and Stale of Ohio, harping; that tlic said Gardner on the I'-itli day of May, It'17. piircluiM.il of the said other di-liMidaim a certain iriic.l of land in the township ol flier- man in iiinl county of Huron, (described in -aid Hill,) in fraud oflhe rights of the. said pliiinlitVs, nnd prnys Hint the wild first named i In- decreed to convry the said land to them inMCiid ol'convex to i a i ilnniue'r. CllAKI.Kj- KENT, Solicitor for Compl'ss.

April A SCHOOL BOOKS. ol of the imblication of the American Siindav Seoul Union, just received. Cheap Library, No. containing 1110 vots. well bound, SI" DO Cheap Library.

No. -2. 1(10 do. SiMj-tivi- of tbe latcM publications of the Union, Cabinet Lit rary, containing-VI volumes, I'liion Hibte Diet. Hymn Hooks, Uuesiioii Hooks, Testaments.

e. May7. NEWMAN. Behold! We bring you Mad Tidings. STOVE, COPPER, TIM SHEET-IRON ESTABLISHMENT.

HE subscriber, a i newly fitted up his establishment, and filled it with ex-cry variety of article in the line of his from the Kast, would respectfully call public attention to the name. In the line of Britannia and Japanned Ware, his assortment is lhc most attractive, ever olfered in this also that he has many articlrs that are entirely new in this Iiranch oflhe iradc, which, upon inspection, xvill commend themselves to the cuiiM-ni'-ncc and economy of the putitic. Cooking, Parlor, A I) BOX STOVES, Of the newest and most approved patterns, which will lie sold as low aH at any establishment in this country. "No puller a- lioul thai." Copper and Tin Ware, Stove-pipe, c. c.

in any quantity, manufactured from the of materials, so cheap that xx'e almost pay people for a i it away. Universe Cooking Slovc, 1 would also Ray a 1 have purchased Ihe right ol making anil vending thib Stox-e, ami by those who Imve examined and used it, i i i iiroiioniici'd the best anil most runvenlent Stove in use for family purposes. Persons wishing Cook- stoves, xvill do uell to a i i before they purchase any other pattern, as il needs but 10 he Been to be approved. JOII I kinds attended to xx'ith promptness and dispatch. Old I'exvter, Copper, Urnss, Hccsxvax, Rags, and Feathers, taken in exchange for Tin Ware.

I'Viends or foes, if you xvish to purchase any article in the line of my trade, ou can have it for ihe KKAIIV, as cheap as the cheapest; and I would particularly impress it you lo gix-c me Ji call before purchasing rlsi-xx-hcrr, as 1 am ronlldcnt xx'e nhalf not disagree, xvhcii I make you an exhibit of my articles and prices. JOHN OL1NB. Norxvnlk, Sept. an, 37 Norwalk City Drug Store, JOHN F. WOOSTER OULD i lhc citizens of Norxvnilc, a Huron county, that he is receiving from New Vork a good assortment of A MEDICINES, Chemicals, Physicians' Class-ware, Varuishi'i, Paint and Var ni'-h llrtislies, Oilsanrl Liquors for Sacramental, Clieinii-al and Mi'ilii-iiinl purposes cvdnsively.

These artirlrs xvcic selected i great care, and an- pure and genuine, i i to bay in regard to further a to thank my frirtids and customers for their liberal patronage, and solicit a i a i 1 of the same; and lo Ihose that have not hi-retolorp traded ith me, 1 would just moilrslly i a 1 defy com pet it ion. I i convince tin; i that this is decidedly the place for CIIKAT Also, may be found the fallowing I'iKciit Jayne's Expectorant, largr a i Tonic, Pills nnd Vermifuge, Gay's Extract of Canchalagua, Merchant's Gargling Oil, Hustings' Coinp'd Syr. Naphtha (tram's I i a llalsam, Osgood's India Cliolagogne, Mays' i i Oiicnt'I Tills, Towns-ends' Snrsnpnrilln, Root's i a Ointment, Fahnestock's Vermifuge, Vaughn's I.ithontriptir, Thompson's Eye Water, Molfntt'M Tills ami Hitters, j'hrrnian's Verve and Hone Liniment, tipham's Tilo Electuary. (Indian's Hungarian Italsam. To the Afflicted.

Fitch's Abdominal Supporters; Fitch's Shoulder Braces and Uonlitiim's Patent Truss, simile ami double; Hull's, Thompson's and Marsh's Trusses; New Vork I'atent Truss, single and double; Common and Iron Pad do. At WOOSTF.U'S may he found the best selected articles a- liovr- mentioned, ex-er brought to this place, nnd xvill in- 0 bl cccdiimly loxx-, far cheaper than i.s usually sold. Persons alllict- ed, having lu-ard ol'snch articles, would do well to call and ev- From his large assortment lie cannot fail to furnish instruments applicable to cxery case. For the cure of jDyspepiit, Affections of the Liver, Bii ious Ciiolic, Sick or Nervous Headache, Rheumatism, Cramp or Spasms in the Stomach, c. THE Dyspeptic Cordiil of the most valuable mcd ciues now oUVrcd to the public.

It has long been appareti although the catalogue of medical prcjiartionioi'Uie present ij; a sovereign reincijy for every disease to which "flesh heir," that there mill a vacuum, Consumption, Drops Palsy. Fevers, Gravel, Cancer, to be diseases whic have alone been considered as worthy of a cure, whilst tlio distressing diseases, which always denote DVSPEl'SIA 1 ITS WORST fOSiHtS have been overlooked. For the cure i that disease tiie afflicted need no longer despair. They riot have a prepartioo made esprcttsly for such afllictions. and ivhic stands pre-eminent as the most effectual remedy extant for ill cure of Dyspepsia.

It has been tested by geuUeiueti of know eminence tn the medical provision, who Imve made die and practice of medicine their study and pursuit for nearly thir ty years. They therefore feel prepared to recommend the DTI. ferric COKJIAL, with the utmost confidence in itsretuedia tested it fairly in numerous cases in their pri vate practice with the most happy and successful results. 1 lias cured hundreds of the most aiitonishins cases! Dyspepsia of 19 Years' Standing lias been by using a few bottles. In fact its power not only giving RELIEF, but in the language of a correspond eut of the Buckeye Eagle, its "Great merit is that fc Cures!" A few cases arc annexed to prove its ivondcrful curative powers: A COMPLETE TRIUMPH! A OP TWELVE YKARs' STANDING CORED Few medicines can boast of having cured a distressing disease of li years standing.

It remained for the Dyspeptic Cordial to achieve this Rend: Mr. C. Frcdcrick County, Sept 14. medicine named DrsDresbach, Kulm IWcAlistei's All-Healing Ointment, OR THE vVOP.LD'S SAL VS. It ojicns those avenues through which nature carries otTthc impurities within, and thus relieves the body of disease.

It is thus that it cures Consumption, Scrofula, Fevers, Erysipelas, lly done by the introduction and continuance of Pills and oilier nostrums. It is by acting upon this principle that it is proved to be one of the most extraordinary medicines the world ever saw. Its success in curing disease is altogether unprecedented in thcan- nala of medical jurisprudence. This we might demonstrate by the publication of thousands Of certificates from individuals of high standing in nil parts of the United States, who have experienced its ASTONISHING EFFICACY" in the healing of the most afflicting maladies to which m.inkind is subject, lint we appeal to a candid and enlightened public, and only ask that (he numerous cures which are beinij effected by this Ointment, wherever it hns been used may secure for it that reputation which it merits--that due at- umtion be paid to the Directions contained in the envelopes in which the boxes of Ointment are enclosed, as well as (lie Circulars in the hands of our Agents. JAMES McALJSTJJR, 1'HFulton Slrcrt A.

S. HEN DRY, Ashtabdla, O. General J. F. WOOSTEB, Norwalfc.

Gen. Asentfor Huron County' Also for sale by M. Stuart and Walker Mowry, I. Smith, Monrocvillc: Armstrong Goodnon, liellevuc; Al'ev- nnder, Wakcman-, Cotb, Clarkficld; 1.. Fay Co New London-, 1).

White, Fitclivillc; Lnphain Co. Oernwicli Attention the Whole! 1OOO BOTTLES TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparilla. do Hands' Sarsaparilla, 30(1 do CJruefenber" do )(lO do Yellow Dock St. Parsap JUO do India Cliolagoaur. 40(1 do Swayne's Wild Chcrrv 20(1 do Syrup of Naphtha, 1110 do Brain's lialsam, do Mortal's Hitlers, do Jayne's Alterative, do Vermifuge, 30(1 do Vaughn's Lithontriptic do AVjstar's Wild Cherry, ilOO do Kaslman's do WO do Klmr, do Hungarian Balsam, 500 do Jayne's Kxpectorant, 100 do a i Tonic lun do Dyspeptic Cordial, Mother's Relief, Hunt's, Sxvan's nnd Gibson's Liniment, Taylor's Balsam of liverwort, Mollht's, Jaynr's, milliard's and Wright's Tills; Pov.

Halm do, i Cherry and Sarsaparilla do, Bramlrcth's, McLnne's and Mackenzie's do, Magnetic Ointment, McAlisler's Salve, Heave I'ovvilcrs, Poll Evil Cure, Jcxv David's and Chemical 1'lasicr, Green Mountain Ointment. I'et- ils Eye Salve, Cook's and Thompson's Eye Water, File Klcctu- iry. AccouBtic Oil, Sec. for sale af the I'atent Medicine Lc" of J. F.

JJEWEY. Norwalk, January, 440 Acres of Land inOR sale jn Ohio, for which Horses, Wagons, Notes will be taken in payment. Sept. 1st, IIP. S.

SOLDIERS ATTEND. Bounty Lands, Pensions, and tlircc. Month's Extra Pay Un undersigned will prosecute with vigor and dispatch, all claims for Hoiinty Lauds, Tensions or Extra Tav, ariMiig out if the Alcxicnn war. Revolutionary or war of T.i. The widows, ot those of the Revolution who served six months and were inar- led prior to LH, are entitled to a pension.

'The of soldiers i i who died in service or were Killed in battle, ire entitled to bounty land. A i the widows ami minor heirs to I elision jcars, ifthcy have never drawn it. The willows ind minor heirs uf all soldiers who have (tied in tlic war with entitled loi; Tension. Aiidalsoatl soldiers dlsahlcd the line of duty. The heirs of deceased soldiers arc entitled Homily Laud nnd back pay due the soldier.

THREE MONTHS' EXTRA PAY. an act of Congress, approved July Iflth, all nnd obliers who have served in the war with Mexico me entitled to hree mouth's evira pay. All such cases will receive his strict ttelition, ami be prosecuted to the end of the law. "No cure 10 pay." C. II.

SAFFOUD, N'orwalk, O. as mentioned above, lias completed a cure. JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR. Bead ihe following Extraordinary Core! The following cure has been the means of selling huudrcdsof bottles ofthe Dyspeptic Cordial in Washington city, where Mr. DarreH resides.

Let the afflicted read this extraordinary case- DYSPEPSIA. Washington, Nov. Mr. C. disease I had for some vears to au a- lartning Your Dyspcctic Cordial deserves more than a passing notice from we.

My case was of the most distressing nature, and tlie conflict between my stomach and food was often severe, the stomach loathing the food, and time after time throwing it with pain. Add to this greatly depressed spirits, with debility, restless nights, frequent stanin" with unpleasant dreams. To describe my situation is difficult. Tbvsi- ciiins were consulted, various medicines tried, but noihiur inet my case until 1 met with the above medicine, named Drs ires- bach, Kuhn Tryor's Dyspeptic Cordial. Soon after usiii" it my disordered stomach became soothed.

1 continued the medicine--a perfect cure has been effected--my health is uoiv good and has been for more than a year. can now use nnv article of diet without any inconvenience. lu my case this valuable medicine is incontestable. My case is well known to On- Rev James Hanson having been associated with him in same room, for some vears in the General Tosi Office WM. S.

DAERELL. I am fully convinced that the above statement is correct Nov. -J3, 18-14. JAS. M.

HANSON. Cured with one bottle! Hear what a distinguished member of the Senate of Maryland says, after having used one bottle of the Dyspeptic Cordia'l- THE HON. D. IV. Sams Creek, Frederick Md, Aug.

2C, Mr. C. Sir--Having suffered much the spring of 1S41 as I then informed you, with what 1 regarded as a dyspeptic condition of the stomach, and liavin" procured a bottle of Drs. Dresbach. ami Tryor's Dvspcptic Cordial at your instance, 1 have pleasure in informing you that from its use 1 as in ten days entirely relieved oil that "occasion.

JUhas also been successfully used in tbe family forofhci purposes so that we are never without it. D. W. A I Senator of Maryland. LIVER COMPLAINT.

AN ASTONiSIHNG CURE! Tlic following is from one of the most respectable citizens of Seneca county: Seneca County, Ohio, Dec. My wife was severely afflicted with a chronic affection of the liver for several years, i which period she sutlurcd much, and was frequently so ill as to prevent her from attending to tbe domestic concerns of her family. Among the most prominent symptoms in her case were pain in the side and shoulders which frequcdtly extended across the back of the neck, anil'tin into the head, producing great snliering and distress; pain in the stomach, with bad appetite, giddiness in the head, and debility. She continued in this state of health i a few weeks ago when the was entirely confined to her bed; and so much reduced that she was unable to walk without assistance stage of her disease I got a bottle of Drs. Dresbach, an Tryor's Djspeptic Cordial, nnd commenced giving it to her.

In a few days she began to improve. She took but two bottles when she found herself so far restored as to be able to attend to tlic ordinary duties of her family, audio endure more fati-ue and exercise more freely than she had done for several -She is now taking the third bottle, bnt merely to confirm The cure. tiiatf ration in recommending ibis Cordial 10 nil persons wlioare'af- Dr.GUYSOTT'S dieted as my xvife was, believing they would find it a very valuable medicine. I believe it also a valuable family medicine, anil would advise every family to keep it conj-tamly. Jn my oxvn family it has been used in cholera-morbus, diarrlitra.

choi- with the most prompt relief. THOMAS SICK HEADACHE. From Rev. Leonard Ii. Gurlcy.

I have confidence in the Dyspeptic Cordial prepared hv Dresbach, Pryor. I has been used in my family for sick head-ache and severe rheumatic pains, atl'ectifig llic shoulder and chest--and has afforded immediate, and apparently, permanent relief. LEONARD II. GUHLKY. From Rev.

Wm. Kiainds. frequently used the Dyspeptic Cordial prepared by Drs. Dresbacb and Pryor, for Sick Headache, xviili relief, 1 have no hesitancy in pronouncing it a good remedy for that WM. KUNNKLS-.

For sale by Walker, Mowry Co. Milan; J. Premiss, Monroeviltc; Armstrong Gordon, Ilellevne; Ira Seymour, l-'airficld; Greenfield, Spencer Son; New Haven, J. It. Armstrong; II.

W. Woosler, Plymouth; Patrick, Drake Attica. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE IN.THE WORLD! HE result of a series of Chemical this Compound Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarraparilla, with other almost equally poxx-erful vegetable substances, is one of the greatest discoveries of the age; and is iliclirsl nnd only instance in which these Roots--so long in use hy the faculty--have been united into a Compound possessing! due proportion ofthe peculiar virtues and powers of each. Is success is astonishing, having performed over fifteen thousand cures since its than two years! I tg unrivaled power over disease, nnd great superiority over nil Simple Sarsaparilla Syrups, may he atirihuted to the fact hat it is composed purely of vegetable substances, each one hav- ug direct reference to some internal organ; consequently the whole system is beneiitted. Jtis tlie most highly concentrated Syrup In use, and being quart bottles at one dollar per bottle, it is also the cheapest.

It iiirifics arid enriches the Blood, invigorates the Body, and con- cquenUy eipcls nervous disease from' tlie system, more effectually than any medicine known. It is pleasant to the taste, occasions neither sickness nor pain its (jpcration.can he taken rcsardless of business or diet, and the aged and infant with equal eflicacv. InallCHKONIC DISBASKS this Compound is the GREATEST BLESSING ever possessed hy man. This Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is a positive, pcedy and permanent cure for Gout, Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Ulcers, SypJiilis, Dropsy, Asthma, Piles, Scurvy, Affections of the Bladder Kidneys, Mercurial Diseases, Corrupt Humors, Ruslt, ofilood to 7iead, Fever ff Ague, Female Complaints, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Colds, Coslivcncss, Gravel, Night Sweats, Colic, Organic.Affections, Palpitation of tlic Heart, Boils, Pains in the Side, Chest, Back, Limls, Sfc. Sfc.

IT IS INFALLIBLE In all diseasesarising from ail impure state of the Blood, or Ir- cgular action ofthe svsicai. IN THE VEUETAiiLK KINGDOM an Alt-Wise Being has eposited plains sml herbs congenial to our constitution and a- apted to the cure and disease; and to the Vegetable Kingdom oes the reason of man, as uell as the instinct of animals," than or antidotes to pain. The Syrup is a scientific Compound of the most valuable 'lants in Nature, entirely FRKE from (feleterious and encrva- ng mineral substances, and as it e.spcls disease from tile sya- ciii, imparts strength and vigor in a cone-ponding dcsrcu. O1MMONS OF I I A This is to certify that ire, the undersigned Physicians of the ity of New York, have in a very a cases prescribed r. Ouysotl's Yellow Pock and "gnrsripnrilln, and are fully ured that ithas no equal among all the varied Svnips and'Sar- iparilla preparations that have'ever been sold.

John F. Stebbins, M. D. Sam'IT. Wells, M.M.

V. S. Max-nurd, M. I). R.

'1'fiomas, M. D. James, E. Morgan, M. D.

s. M. Johnson, M. D. New York, Oct.

IU. Is-'lli. TKSTIMONY. The following letters indicate its salutarv cflect in cases of Dyspepsia, General Debility, Waie'rloxvn, Jefferson Nov. Sir.

S. F. liemicu--Pir: a at a IOFSIO express (with word's) what ha? been said in prase of your Compound Extractor Yellow Dock and Snitaparilla. All who have had Ihu pleasure ofusmi; it, speak of iis marvelous eU'ecls in removing disease, with s-o much feeling and heartfelt satisfaction, that 1 nm confident now that no medicine in use can boast ofits superior who have been complaining for years with pain in the tide, hunting and pain in the chest, dyspepsia, general dehililv, loss of appetite, chills, nisht sweats," salt rheum, fccruniht--fit factall die diseases that we in this climate are heir to, find in the Yellow Hock and Snrpaparilla all that is requisite to make them what they were in the days of health, c. We find that we have had some twelve dozen bottles in three months, and we arc nearly out.

You will please send an equal number, and o- bligc yours, HOYT GREGORY. Dyspepsia Cured of 30 Years Slumling. St. Johnsville, Montgomery Jan. JF4P.

S. F. Dennett--Dear Sir: Koine four weeks since I was induced to try your Vellow Dock and Sarsaparilla for been afflicted about years, most part of the time unable 10 eat any i without suffering intensely from its cll'ects. I have used now only out; i invaluable medicine, and consider myself entirely cnrcil solely hv its use. Can now cat a hearty meal, without tlie sligiitest inccmveni'-ncc.

Very respectfully yours, A IJTCEKMAN. The best Female Medicine known. The i alterative propertirsof Dr. Guysott's Extract of Vellow Dock and Sarsiiparilln, render it peculiarly applicable to the slender and delicate constitution female. It is unrivaled in its ell'cct upon such diseases -Incipient Comsninpiion, rcnncss, Liiecorrliocnor Whites, Irregular Menstruation, Incontinence Urine, and general t'rostration of the "vsli'in.

ii immediately counteracts that distressing and lasiinnle common to the female frame, and imparts an energy and buoyancy as surprising as they are grateful. We have evidence on file, which induces us strongly to recommend this medicii.c to married people who have not been hlessrd with oll'spriiij; We cannot, of course, i i certilicams to any extent in the above class of complaints, hut give the folloviinse-uracl of a let- The Great 100 Ibs. Gum Camphor, tW do. Moves, SO do. Nutmegs, It) do.

Mace, ito. IUO His. Sup. Carl. of Soda, do.

Tartaric Aciil, do. Liquorice, extract, do. do. refined, Cross Matcties. These articles were bonslit for the supply of Grocers, and will In; sold at very small advance from co'st.

Fancy articles. Tojs and olhor articles of toilet. O.vygenalia Circassian Malm, or i i Amber, for piitishing.aml bcaulil'j i tor removing freck- pimples. AValuul Oil i i a Shaving Soap. While Lead, Venetian Red, Ked Lead, Chrome Green.

Amcr- can Vermiltion, French Green. Chrome Yellow, I'rus-ian Hlue, Linseeil Oil tbe gallon or bbl. ami every ariicU'iiecessarv. 1849. 1849.

For iIilwaiikio. Racine, Soiilhport, Chicago AIVI IN'rKKItlKUIATE llK new Tropeller. SCIOTO, will run, dnrinc ilin season between Hutlalo ami the aliove Torts, and STOT RE(JU- LARLV AT I I I K0. To going or ing property to ship West, this arrangement will prove advantageous, as it will save re-shiinncnt at Hetroit. The SrioTo has gixid arcommmlations for Cabin or Tassengers.

Tor Frciitlit or Tassage. apply to Huron, May 1. WRIGHT SI'RAGirE. 17m0 A GOODS. RINTED and Muslins.

Oregon do. Gingham and Ginahnm Mohair, flain and Plaid -Silk Tissues and (new style.) Heraaes llalzorines and Cliamelion Hilks. and Macks of light colored Calico together with a good Millinerv articles, Ronni- Shawls from to S15.00 WhiteCoods, Jtf. c. All ng cheap for cash at PATRICK Norwalk, May U.

)tM9. All go- SON'S! BEACH'S "AMERICAN fRACTICE," OR vnliiablc and iimni.v Ai-vRovitr. Medirnl Work: ing the sriKvririr MUWI-NK on UOTANIO complete in one volume of nine with nearly TWO uosnunr. No family slwuld this valuable work, conmiiiinff aa docN Uw.trinsurcs of Medical mid Surgical Seierice hid fora- es hi ponderous volumes, more or less in a langunffc notundr-r- hy the rnnsi of tlic bn. hrre forfh in a clear and cortdenscd slylc, that all may read ami understand for For iwle by J.

Norwnlk; by W. F. Woo-Xer r.iyTin-, Graham, and George R. gists, Sau.lu«ky City. ALSO POR SALE, ct i Prepsrofl according ihe 14 IVindow nrooms tml iiroowi Brushes-- die best ever oflcrol in tl ih.M! Ma5r II.

ROtiK'S. superior article, only Is. a roll. MACHINE SHOP. Iron anil Brass Castings.

HE suliscriber continues to make and repair STEAM ENGINES, and other Machinery, as usual, at his works fronting the East corner of the Seminary Souarc near the Methodist Church. a superior article of around Wilson sold wholesale and retail, vetv low for readv pav. He will lake in payment for his work most kinds of rountrv produce. rji.MisKsl u. WATKROUS.

Norwalk, Nov. fi, lelB. Oll'ROVM) IAIU1S FOR SALE! FIBST RATE FARM OF 175 Acres, xvell fenced, a comfortable Dwelling, a good Barn 511 feet byl(4, and a good Orchard; situated in O.xford Township, Erie county nti-s north 01 Cooke's Corners, Ridgetield. The above farm is i i mo miles of ibe IMank Road running from Milan and txvelve from Saudusky City, and for quality of soil is unsurpassed in the county of Erie. a Farm of 100 Acres, one mile cast of Cookc'K Corners, on the road to Milan, and one mite from the Plank Road--all enclosed, ami good land.

The above Farms xvill bo sold very LOW for CASH, or lime xvill he given for a part of the purchase money. Not bcin-a practical farmer, I xx ill sell them UNUSUALLY Low. Inquire of s. PATRICK Norwalk, Ohio, IPIg. 33 GLUE, Oxalic Acid, Roll Brimstone, cheap, may qe had at WOOSTER'S Drug Store.

FOR subscriber will pay cash for any quantity of RAOS delivered at his bookstore opposite the American. The demand east has increased coiisrquentlythe price. So save your rags. C. E.

NKWM1N THE only original anil genuine article for the cure ot Ileax-es and other complaints of the respiratory apparatus and derangement of ibe digestive in the Horse, is Kirkbride's TATTERSALL'S HEAVE POWDERS. It is warranted to be perfectly safe in all cases, xvill not inconvenience tlieanimal or injure, ex'cn if no diseas- it is from -1 to times cheaper than most of the imitations which arc bt'iiuc circulated throughout Ihc country, being put up in much larger packages, sufficient to cure an ordinary case of heave" and to administer in a dozen cases of cold, catarrh, This remedy has acquired a standing never hcfent a'ltnincd by any horse medicine, and in fact xve knoxv of no patent medicine that has received as much commendation, consmVrinr the time it has been established in this country. More a 100 verbal and written testimonials have voluntarily been tendered A. H. Cough certify that I bought one pack age ofKirkbridc's Taltersall's Heave 'I'owders, and used on a horse of mine that was troubled severely xvith heaves nnd the single package cured him.

The Poxx-ders xverc given about months ago, and 1 have never seen any indications of the disease since. 11. J. CIIILDS, 150 llroomc-st." Mr. Isaacs, President ofthe Saiigertit-s Bank, informs us that he had a horse cured heax'Cs and bad cough by one pack- ica.

J. F. WOOSTliK and J. F. DEU'EY, Nor- 1 ter recently received, as t-omu i i a i of the 'cUraurdinnry C.

Sexton, Fairfiebl. 23 virtue ol this medicine as a remedy for the diseases rcfdrred lu. Ncxvarfc, Jan. a. 1 If IP.

Mr. Bennett--We take pleasure in stating that vour Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla gives great satisfaction in egery shall try and i-cml you some cerlilicntes. A very respectable gentleman informed us that bis daughter xx-as troubled xvith dirliciilt meiistniation, and other diseases peculiar to her sex. She had not bad her rcciilarincinnrual discharges lor a long rime: but by the use of Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and barsaparilla, was radically cured.

Had used Toxvn- send'sand others', without receiving the slightest beiiellt. E.uract from a letter from a merchant at Clyde, N. Y. who immense quantity of Heave Powders: DC COLOGNE, Otto Rose, Oil Ne" roll. Milk Roses, Rose Water, and other for the toilet, at for the WOOSTER'S.

other horses. A. C. SPEAR, Burliuglon'vt: The following are from C. Dyer, of Providence--Mr Clatln of this city, has cured three horses of tlie heaves by von remedy, and a great many others inform us of similar success The following certificate xvas lately handed us.

no speak very favorably of compound called Heave Cure, one has lately attempted to introduce here: EXPRESS--50 oz. Quinine just received and for sale by Oct. li. J. F.

DEWBY. TRAM'S Tile Electuary, Beach's and Hays' Liniment, for sale l.y J. F. WOOSTER hnxvccn J. Kcebe's and H.

Beardslcy'g s'lorc. 5 REFINED LAMPBLACK, at WOOSTER'S. 1 0 uiny I LB WHITE LEAD, dry or in oil. can had at J. F.

Woostcr's Drug Store. VAB.WIJIH. OACH and Copal, of Superior Quality, can be found at DEWFY'S May Ih, Yours c. nothing WM. O.

ELY, Clyde, N. Y. had one daughter die from the same cause. Please send nsnii additional supply. Very respectfully yours, E.

TRIITE CO. FEMALE BEAUTY. Ladies whose complexions are not clear as they couhl ivih. instead ot resorting to those preparations in the form Leaving that beautiful i si ill wcs so, And a i that so which was IIOL" exatious eruptions on the face from want of exercise or sluggish circulation of tlic Illood, at once dipappear'uii- dcrits influence, leaving rich bloom of health that no ros- metic can impart Ladies who have tried it themselves surprised and delighted. Caiuioa Kxlrnonlinary 1 he great reputation of this medicine has induced numerous Lounterfeitors and imitators to take the field.

Therefore beware how you buy medicine put up in similar stvlc. He very- sure and ask for Jlr. Guysoti's roiujiound Extract of Yellow Pock ami Sarsaparilla, bearing tlie written signature of S. K. Bcnnetton each outside wrapper, written with black i and do not, on any account, be induced to buy any other article-as it is tins preparation ONLY that is performing such marvelous and astonishing cures.

Dr CUISOTT YELLOW ROCK AND onsly purchased of you a package of -Kirkbritle's Tattcrs.il', Heave which he gave to his horse as directed for jail case of the Heaves. I have seen and rode after his horse igcol the same article of you, being confident that a cure. Scckink, May 18, CALVIN S. PECK. PROOF ALREADY PUBLISHED.

Resides the above we can refer to the published certificates Messrs K. A. Hanks, South Amboy, N. Gco. VV.

Davis. Mon A I A AT mr THE NORWALK DRUG STORE. F. DKWEV informs his friends and ctis- lomerj. lhat he Is receiving from New York ilio largest andlicst selecteil assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS GLASS-WARE, WINDOW GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, VARNISHES PAINT BRUHES, Wines lor Medical Purposes.

F.vei-bro'iighl to this Having made my purchases! nt low rate, I am enabled to offrr steal inducements to in the wny of 'I sib not undersold. Cive me a calll June "JO, 1' ORN, Oaty, and most kinds of Lumber taken in payment for notes and accounts; also for anv Kind of Fur- nuureorCliairs. Inquire at llOYTri WARK ROOMS. To Cabinet and Chair Makers. UST RECEIVED from the ftuecn City Varnish Companv, first rare article of VARNISH for sale cheap.

Inquire at Hoyt's Cabinet Ware Room. May OMPOSITION FOR snb- writer is noxv prepared to furnish the public with a valua- Mc article or Recipe for the same, at the Norwalk Drug Siore. l)cc. 3th. J.

F. DKWF.Y. Norwalk Ahoy! IOLTEI) CORN MEAI. sale at lhc Mill. Norwalk, March 'XI, MEAL, dried on Siafterd's'ratont ilrvcr, 10 keep sweet for any length BAKER, Jr.

I I CASH! CASH! M.Un prices, dc- and Milan BAKER i JENNINGS', ILK Fringes and Gimps--one of the best west of DulTalo, at A fc JENNINGS. by lhc subscriber at Norwalk. Nov. 3d, ISIS. TIMOTHY IlAKt RAKER.

fHOMPSON'S PATENT troubled xvith heaves. c. worms, fistula or thistleo, incipicn founder, glanders, and general xx-ant of condition. Persons wishing to get the genuine tmisi be cautious, ns injurious and worthless compounds hax'C followed us wherever we hax-e introduced our article, gome of these are put up in small bundles, and being composed of cheap and useless ingredients, arc for one half or one fourth the price the genuine. Some have falsely and impudently asserted their stulf to be the original anil genuine, although it is well knoxrn that no person ever brought a heave medicine into the notice of the public till we introduced ount.

Be sure to inquire for Kirk- bnilc's 1 aticrsall's, and he careful to observe that the ccmiine Iicars the wrilicn signature of A. II. -(Sough 10 coimier- lei i which in forgery. Prepared and sold 27 W. F.

WOOSTER. I'lyiii'out'li. Ajemfor Ricbland Co. CU.ASS.--7-0. 10-Ji, KMI 11-15 and H-ai, of McCnlly's J'ittshiirg brand, the in market, just received and for sale by Uic box.

dozen, oriin- always found at his Drug Store i Norwalk. KTDUER Proprietor.StrpnssvUJc, i. O. WIRE: PROOF IT of color, at Wooror'a Slorg. Cheap Sonday Behoel subscriber has received a few sci of the Library of Ihc American Snndny School Union: IfX) Also the Child's Cabinri Library, Sli vo! an of the S.

S. Union forsale ,11 lhc Cheap It ihe American. C. NKVVMA? nENJfETT 'S Laboratory, Little Falls, NJ Y. and sold wholesale nnd retail at his Western Branch Eiiipo- Wal ul t- Ci ci Orders may be addressed Sandus- JVlonroe- isia -None genuine unless put np in large square hotiies a 'cnniiin- SSSeT i 0f hC 8yn TM 1 outside wrapper.

Iy at vallc J- on- 41 a safe. Colds, Croup, lloarsc- 1 hooping Cough. This mcdi ast three years by ttioimnixfe of n-TM. 0 people, with unequalled success in curing tlic above discascsof nearly every grade ami form, from recent cold an.l couch, to obstinate, protracted and dangerous pulmonary diseases The great inajoruy of diseases seated in the wind- mncand throat- rlnon.i/-n, have stifTered from" ien Vnd fiAeen from IMPO Mile Of to let fora icnn of years, in lots M. innuircof it Spa AND Q3 Yokel of Workini Inquire of Sorwalk.

Jan. 10, by the TIMOTHVliAKER. OGWOOD, Camwood, Fustic, Coppcr- for rale hy the bM prJM.y J. F. muVBY? I only for the Shot, imd Caps, ai HooMtr'ii, direct from TESTIMONY nvc ft lion.

J.ftalbrnUh vv 0 iV lyi srccomiwndalio ni! A 'iflyip, J. O. Jlso-t FS' Thomnii M'Kee, Jfth" ac 'V- Warren, 1 Birmin R'wm; S. Buiwra, an; and J. y.

llnron: If orwum. jjg 7 )R. FITCH'S LECTURES, L' Braf rr, relehrale.l AMomfnal Simportcru for cdjifcd at the New Hook 8iorc opposiio Ihc 2 K. iraViHAV.