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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
October 9th, 1927.
NEW GOODS.
y. w. LAW TON.

las received dnring The present week
l. il a very perfect assortment Of Fresh
imported and Seasonable Dry Gioods. which
he offers for sale very low for CASH,
or approved Credit. The var iety is too
great to be fully described: but among
many other things, Includes
An extensive assortment ofP rints,
Elegant Merino, Cashmere ind Valen-
cia Long and Square Shawls.
Black and fashionable colom,s Gros de
Naples, striped, figured and pla in;
Black and colored Gros de Berlin, su-
perior article;
Real Goats hair Camblets,
Super super London Ginghanls,
Do. black Bombaznes,
Printed floor and table cloths,
Zebra Ribbons,
Gauze Cap do.
Fine bobbins for trimming,
Ladies Knotted Worsted hose,
Habit trimmings and daisy buttons,
% lbs rery superior black and colored
sewing silk-the manufacture OF Rubinna.
ci, Ciotola and Fenizio, war; inted free
from acid, and Of much bet ter quality
than is usually offered for sale.
Thread, bobbinet and Swiss aces;
Super black lutstrings,
Cheap shoe ribbons,
Super do. Gallons, triple chtlia.
ALSO
! bale blue Broadcloths,
do. blankets. rose and point:
2 bales Ravens Duck,
Case black Canton Grapes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
10th mo. 18th, 1897.
job Sherman.

HiS JUST RECEUED FROM BOSTON,
A variety of NEWGOODS-- consist.
N ing of camblets, bomba2etts, liz lens. sou.
ohong pongeei calico, Caroline plaid ivestings,
diapers, gloves, laces Nc, VIII shortly re.
ceivc n great addition from New Eo tk
a l. GA great variety of fown and
bleached Shirtugs and Shcetings; ,,hich will
be sold rs low as at any other Store i'm town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
AUCTIONS.
On Saturday next.

IN front Of my Store, ,riU Be sold 10 the
highest bidder,
nNE feather bed, one cooking Stove,
~ with apparatus; one box stove;
quantity OF stove pipes; ono Dbl. Cherry
rum; a quantity of empty boxes; ~ yds,
mixed broadcloth: one gold and one silver
watch. with variety of other goods.
Nj. HALL, Auct'r.
Also al Pirate Sale-20 reams letter
paper at 81 50.
Wanted immediately, one No. l, and one
No. : Postloy Improved Cooking Stove, for
which a generous price will be paid if of
iered soon. Octls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

By rirtue Of a decree orhe Supreme Judi
e'al Court, for he county Of .Ntwporf.
,c'H be offered for sale at Public .4uciion,
on The premises, on The 27h day Of Oc-
fo6er neat, al ten o'clock, a. ~
a IL. the right, title and interest which
"a benjamin Pearcc, at the timo of his de
cease had in and 10 LOT of land situate on
Easton's Point, in Newport, measuring one
hundred feet square, the same being the souih-
west quarter of square No. % in the first divi-
sion of Easton's Point. O.,
ESTHER PEARCE.
BY her Attorney, r. X. RANpoLrH.
Newport Sent 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
HeseEiah RatteHe.
ort, 9th Octobcr, ISo7.

.aTT0RNBY x COUNSELLOR ar Law,
HAS removed his office from Swanzey
IL Village TO the Village of Fall River,
where hc will attend TO the collection of do
mands In all the towns of Massachusetts :. as
well as TO all other business in the line of his
profession.
Money collected will be deposited in the
Bank here for safe keeping, and remttances
thereof will be made by Mail, or in any other
convenient mode that may bo requested
Village ofFall River, Troy, Oct. 3, is2i.
TSw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
Just Received at
No. $50,
The .fbilowing articles as enum,toied, To-.
gether ,oiM many others loo HitiouS for
an Advertisement.

Inc IOH0Wing .TIcttS as enumsrdfc0, TO-
gether ioiM many others loo ttdiouS for
an Advertisement
4 LOT or very superior western canal Flour
N Sugars, loaf, lump and brown Cohoe;
Teas, gunpowder, byson, young -hyson, hysei
skin soucbong and capcr; Wines, port, Sid
y.Nadera, Malaga and Lisbon; Cordials, f
all kinds, of the best quality; Brandy, eogns.
Spanish and domestic Gin. Hollands T.
perior 90 any in the y,arkot) likewise county;
Rum, old Jamaica, ~. Croix, Antigua; coos
and chocolate; sperm and mould candles; olFo
oil in bottles and TASKS, very superior; rid (:
Spices Of every description Fruit, orangls.
lemons, lines, casteDa nuts, pecan do. A.
monds, fibcrts and Madeira; Raisins, musa-
tel, bloom and cask, prunes, figs, and tasa-
rinds, IN excellent order; Tobacco, cavcndsh.
plug ard paper; Sogars, best Spanish, jalf
Spanish and common Snuff, maccabau, 'ap-
pee, and Scotch Soap New York, Botofs
and Providence manufacturer Cayenne pep.
per, IN bottles and cnnnsters; pepper-sadco
ginger molagses, butter, cheese and lard,
with general assortment ofcoun,ry produce.
Leather; bed cords, Seincs and brooms, to-
pothef with an extensive assortment Of eio-
CANT CIockery-varc. Also, Stone and Pot-
icrs Ware, of every kind.
The above Goods with many other not
mentioned will be sold as low for cash, approv-
cd credit, or country produce as can be bought
in the State. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18

Death "A gentlemen informs us that a
Person ofthe nnmc of Sherman, belonging,
he believes, to Exeter, in this state, was so
badly beaten last week in fight between
himself and two other persons, at regi-
mental muster in Washington county, as
to cause his death on Tuesday. This is
one among many Of the good effects of mi
litia trainings and ardent spirits.
Providence Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18

The Secretary ofthc Treasury has Civ.
en- public notice to the holders of U. s.
SKIES of 1913, that 81, 500, l66 Is Of said
stock will be redeemed on the first of Jan.
uary next. Notransfers will be allowed
after the lst of December.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18
Mdrrir0.

In this town, last evening, by the Rev mr..
Torrey, mr.. Lorenzo M9.re, of Vermont. v,
miss Eliza Ann Fish, daughter Of mr.. Caleb
Fish, Of this town.
In Tivcrton, mr. Gcorre Harwood, ofProv.
70 miss Mary $. Walden, daughter Of capt
George Walden. of this town
At Boston, 10th inst. in ~ Paul's Church
by the Rev mr. Potter mr. Joseph Metcalf
Brown, Of this place, 10 miss Maria Terry OF
Boston.
Dit0.
in this town, on Thursday last. suddenly,
mr. Edward Moses, aged % years.
On Sunday evening last, mrs Marcare,
Champlin, widow of the late Christopher
Chlmplin. Esq aged si years.
In Nor,h-K Kingston, eth inst. George W.
Tillinghast, Esq aged AZ years. At the
time Of his death he was President Of the "
Kingston Bank, and held a seat in the Legis-
laturc of the State. But few men sustained
through AL the various relations in life a
more upblemished reputation. lie was uni.
vcrsally esteemed, and his loss will long be
rsmembered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-18

bharing the title Of " Tie Stage .4droeate, ana
Green Room htelhgsneer 1t is very
neat pablication, and we hope 1t may prove
lucrative concern to its euterprising publisher.
We have received the first number of a pa.
per called "Tae Investigator" published in
Providence by Messrs. Goodell & Yerrington,
The specimen is very fair one, and is enti-
ted to patronage
Mr.. and Mrs. DurF, performed at the Fed
eral street Theatre, Boston, last evening, in
tragedy Of the Apostate- their first appear
ance in that city for three years.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09
DT7sD

In New-Lisbon Ohio, Doctor Geo. Stoushton, for
mery of Plymouth, Conn.
In WilIialnsburgh, Va. DR.. WIN. II. Wilmer, late
President of William and Mary College.
In Woodstock, VT. on Sunday last the Rev. Walter
Chaplin the late and much esteemed pastor of the First
Congregational Society in North Parish Of that town
and author of the Missionary Gazetteer, aged 48.
In Barkhampstead, at the house Of Captain John
Waite, of the small pox, Mr.. VIM. Ruttoin, sonspf Mr.
John Button, the western part Of the State Of N.
In Richmond, Ross CO. Ohio MIR. Samuel Barney
formerly of Canaan, Conn. aged Is. Also Mrs. Sa-
rah Barney and VIM. Barney, the wife and son of the
above mentioned
In Sharon on It'll, ult. Mrs. Julia Ann Benjamin
wife OF Meiggs u. benjamin Esq. of New-York, and
daughter of Mr.. n. b of Sharon, aged26.
In Woodbridge, on 9th ult. after long and
distressing lines of the consumption which she bore
with christian patience and submission Mrs. Jennet
Hotchkiss aged %.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09

Total Bibles and Testamcnts dis
uibutcd, 34,l73
The income of the Society for the year ending May
l, 1897, was $5,6OO,72. The amount expended du.
ring the year for Bibles, Tcstamcns, and Incidental
expenses was $5,50636.
Among the Life Members Of the Society," made thus
by the payment of $780, sorry not to observe a
greater number from LitchGed county; and among
the donations the past ycarthc report gives credit Of
less than 500 from this rich and highly privileged
ty. This apathy cannot spring from want of love to
the Bible cause; It be ascribed a want of
tenton the claims of this important institutionto
negligence which we hope will not long pcrvade our
churches. Rev. R F., ofN-, is the
only clergyman in this county who is life member
of the society! Will not tho churches, bcncvo-
lent individuals in the different societies, in the
ty think of the subject and by triing effort, compl
ment their pastors with certificate of Life Member
ship The sacrifice would be small-the good that
may result therefrom will be UNNECESSARILY great.
Connecticut Bible Society-"Thc calls for Bibles
are pressing, from various parts of the country We
have lust seen a letter from a gentleman in Ohio, to
whom a box containing 300 Bibles was sent a few
months ago, requesting fresh supply as those rccei-
we'd bad already been disposed Of This is only ono OF
many opportunities which the Directors would gladly
improve to dfuse the word of God among the dcsti-
tutc but they must depend their patrons furnish
them with the means. ct. ObS.
The annual Commencement 10 the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, was held on Tuesday last week. Fiji
teen candidates received the degree of Bachelor Of
Arts, and twelve that Of Master of Arts. The de-
gree of L. l.. ID. Vas conferred on the Hon. Hchard
Peters.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09

II caloc emancipation il carVicd WiIl Ec .mJoSSl.
b. prevent protestant disseniers in England from
recovering their rights.
Zerah ColJMn.--1'hs mathematical genius, whose
woderill power of computing numbers, asonlshed the
crati Of Europe, is minister Of the gospel ~
the Methodist conncxiou, in Norwich.
CGreiessHesS.---A stage was lately upset at Cam
bridge, N. Y. perfectly level ground, the driver
was attempting display in rounding up to the
stage house," -Four passengers were severely M
iured as to be left there An elderly lady had anEarn
broken, and the lady of Judge Hutchinson Of Wood
stock, received several severe coutusions.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09
JOSIAH MANSFIELD'S ESTATE.

SAMUEL CHURCH, Ldgl
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09
PICTURE OF A DROUGHT.

The last Macon Telegraph, after stating the ycly
latteTing prospect of tho planter few weeks since,
says, the scene is now changed From almost every
part of the state We hear the most melancholy ac-
counts of the long continued drought, and the utter
prOtratOn of the hopes Of the farnrr-the structure
on which the prosperity Of the whole community is
based.
With few exceptions, the drought is very genera.
In districts rain has fallen for many weeks;
the earth has become fairly baked, and vegetation
entirely suspended. Whole cornfcids are entirely
DESTROYED; the cornb!adcs, contorcd and scorched,
fall to the ground and the shr, elled stocks smoke
with heat.
The animal, as we'll as the vegetable kingdom pants
with the excessive heat and drought. Inhabitants of
ponds and streams boiled in their own element,
Perish by its evapOration Cattle crop the jucelcss
heritage, and look to in vain for succor; their
emaciasd carcassesand sunk cyebals,as they watch
the reluctant ouds speak the keenness of their suf-
fcring. Lar streams have sunk to rils, and
fountains driving Up. Instead Of dew mparabc
dust, hte' the air by its dryness and buoyancy,
falls III thirsty heritage. Indeed, the atmosphere,
in many arts travellers assure us is SO filed with
DUST that respiration is extremely difficult
Sasannah paper.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09

July 90, A. ID. 1927.

July %, A. ID. 1897.
4 pom the petition of WILLIAM MckEAN, of
Canaan, in said district. showing to this that he
is guardian of Abijah Mexican of said Canaan,-t,at
said minor is the owner of real estate situated in said
Canaan, consisting among other real estate owned by
said MINOR Of part of twenty acre piece of land "
ing the south side Of the highway leading from the
store Of Andrews g. Stevens in said Canaan to Nor
folk M.. ten to be taken off from the east side
of said twenty piece adjoining the lands of Col.
John Islam and Benjamin Wadsworth; and also an.
other piece land of three across lying on the north
side of said highway, and adjoining the said Wads-
worths land both of said pieces valued about six
hundred and fifty dollars, praying for liberty to sell
the same, and lay out the ayas thereof in the nurture
and advancement in marriage Of said minor as per pc
tton file, dated July %, 1927.
Whcreupon it is ordered that the 9th day of Octo-
Der next, o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate
Office in Salisbury, be assigned for hearing and deci
ding said petition. And it is further ordered that said
guardian give public notice thcrcofby publishing this
order in Il newspaper printed i'll Litchfcld three
weeks successfully at least six weeks before the said
9th day of October that all persons interested may app
pear and be heard.
copy of Record,
SAMUEL CHURCH .Judgp.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09
-Horftgi1 fmtellfgrnrR.

From. France.-By the arrival last evening of the
packet ship Edward Qucsnel, We received Paris pa
pcrs to the 10th Of June, bearing melancholy tdngs
concerning the poor Greeks-trO thousand fce hnRd-
red Of whoa hlte bee,, pu: TO the seord! in battle
fought on the 10th of May Humanity blecds IN be-.
holding this miserable but heroic people slaughtered
like dogs but manhood cxults in the desperate and
nnyieIding courage with which they meet destruction
instead Of slavery. The Greeks il seems hadi''3 N
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09

L HE Court of Probate for the district of Sharon has
assigned the first Tuesday of September next, nine
o'clock in the forenoon the Probate Office in Sails
buy for the settlement of the administration
of the Administrators, upon the estate of
JOSIAH MANSFIELD,
late of Canaan in said district, deceased, when and
where all persons interested may appear and be heard.
BY ordcrof Court,
SALOME MANSFIELD, Admie'1.
Canaan, July 30, 1897. 8
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09

by the kings Of England and France 10 Ferdinand,
strongly urging change IN tho government and that
the same measure has been pressed by Mr.. Canning
on the Spanish Minister.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09

BETWEEN Bulls Bridge in the easterly part OF
Kent and Bradley-Ville in LitchGel Pocket-book'
containing ubou 90 dolls in bills, but other pa
pers of value. The book Was red morocco, lined with
green, with two partings in it, Whoever has found
said book, and will leave the office Of the L. CO.
Post shall be suitable rewarded.
August 3, 1872
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-09
To achon, distributed.

Distributed since the formation Of the Society.
Whole number of Bibles distributed since the for
nation of the Society, 33,337
do Tcstaments, 1856
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
LITCHFIELD BOOKSTORE. JUST RECEIVED, new supply of SCOTTS FAMILY BIBLE,

A A
 SdBoston Edition, which will be sold at the lowest Boston pri- ces for cash or appoved credit.
 Hannah Moore's Works, vol. octave, with an excellent likeness of the celebrated au- thoress, and view of Barley Wood" do. in 8 vols duodecimo. DwiglRis Travels. Cccil's Works. Jowett's Researches. Wolfs Journal. Opie's Illustrations of Lying. SherwOCd's Stories on Church Chatechissn. do Lady ofthe Manor. do Stories and Tales. @ Contributions of Q. Q. by Jane Taylor. Fosters letters and essays. do on popular ignorance Scott's I1etters and Papers SismonA;'s Literature ofSouth Europe Johnson's works complete Piufarciass Lives. Crabb's Synonymes. Locks Essays. Bucks Theological Die. Rev Thomas SeUtt's Works. &, Chautabrian's Travels. Hopkins Divinity. Quartc, Octave, tuodecino, and pocket BI- BLES,. common, extra. and calf extra
 binding. A genera: assortment of LAW, MEDICAL. CLASSICAL. and SCHOOL BOOKS. A large supply of Ledgers, Jour- nais, and Day Bcoks.
 A great variety of small books, suitable for
 6ADDatn ScnOOIs, anu ypsesSutS tcT TCNhiuTeu' An elegant assortment of standard works,
 bound in superb style, suitable for "Iokeas
 of fRsmembrGnce." -.... "a Arrangements are made for receiving new
 works immediately after they issue from
 Amcfican Pressesgt Ea Pen & Pocket Knives of the finest quality. Razors, famous Damascus blade Scissors. very superior article Quilts, from cts to 82 cts per bunch Silver Pencil cases. Pocket Maps Tah3e Bells. Wafer Stamps D. Sand boxes, real Ijgnnnavite. do Tin. Gunter's Scale and Surveyors cOmpasscs. Together with almost every article in the Book and Stationary line usually found in similar establishments.
 Companies or private individuals wishing to purchase libraries, are invited to call and examine the stock and prices before they go out of the county to trace.
 Country traders will he supplied with Walkden's Fine British Ink-powder, Nay nard & Moves do. Letter. Writing, and Wrapping Paper, and all kinds of School books as cheap as can be purchased in Hartford.
 Orders respectfully solicited, and books forwarded to any part of the county as cheap as though the purchaser were present to make his bargain.
 Litchfeld. May, 1927.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
From Bells Life in London. THE FIRST OF APRIL.

Sir,-As know many of your readers " love fun," as your next will be published on the 1st of April, in the hope that l may contribute to the frol:cs of the day, and afford some useful hints to the admirers of practical jokes, on.!s first day of April last :-
 Got up early, and placing large basin of cold water close to my wife's side of the bed, laid down on the hearth-rug, and screamed ten thousand murders. Poor Betssy seeing me, as she thought, in dreadful agony, jumped out to my assist ance, when, popping both her feet into the basin slipped on her back, and was com pletely soused. Scrambled up laughing, and ran out crying April Fool" Rush- ed up stairs, and calling the cook, told her her mistress was in fit, aud desired her to go to her assistance. Down ran cooky cn ckcmise, and rushing into the
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17

Worthy of imitatiOn.-At the anniver- sary the Orphan Asylum society, held in the City Hetel, the 17th instant. little girl, apparently about 8 years of age, pre- ssnted an earthern jar, in which was an aperture for receiving money, and earnest .ly requested the ladies to break it, and count the money she had collected for the little orphans, since the last anniversary. ." No sooner said than done ;" when out flew sixpences and cents, to the amount of mine dOllars. Next followed the gentle man who has charge of the Minerva libra ry, with his annual tribute of cents collect ed in a similar manner for the use of his directory. On opening his box, siz dOI- lars aud ftycents were poured into the orphans treasury.-Ncv York Observer.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17

the table-Sworc it was fine strong spirit, and tried in vain to weaken it with water from the kettle. Got blind drunk, played the devil with the Turkey carpet, and I was obliged to send him home in coach. Slipped slyly up stairs, while my wife was gone to see all right in the kitchen, and made "apple pie" with the sheet by turn ing it up half way with the tail towards the head. Thought l should have died laughing to see her gettingin. Called me an old booby, and got out to make the bed again. Put out the candle, and got in myself, but found to my great dismay, that there were two sorts of bed-pies, for Betty had actually placed large hair pie under the clothes. into which jumped, but was very well content to find it noth- ing worse.
 .Yonrs, &c. AN OLD JOKER.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
ANDREW CHAPIN,S ESTATE.

ANDREW CHAPINsS ESTATE. TFSHE Court of Probate for the District of A Sharon has assigned the 9th day of June next at g o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Salisbury for the appointment of Commissioners upon the estate of
 ANDREW CHAPIM
 late of Wolcott, county of Wayne and State of New York, deceased, represented insolvent, when and where all persons interested may appear and be heard.
 By order of Court,
 PHINEAS CHAPIN, Admr. Salisbury, April 18th, 1897. 47
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
TO PRIN IT E R S.

WV ANTED immediately at this office, a w Journeyman PRINTER, one of good moral, industrious habits will find constant employ and good wages, if application be made soon.
 Litchfeld, May 3, 1897.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
PeaYI Tooth POwdoT.

This celebrated Powder needs no recom- gentleman and lady should be in the constant use of it, if they wish to preserve their teeth from decay, and have them appear of a beautiful pearly whiteness. Price 25 cents box. %.,fss. I'd. Sold by W. g. s. BuEL and HENRY PHELPS.
 t ID. CLAY.
 November 21. 1926. eOw1y93
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
BY S. S.1f SMITH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.


 70 subscribers in this Uillage, and subscribers b9 mail or 6y post curriers', TWO DOLLARS 7 per gear, payable in oduance. To companies Jess thon Ten, by ,nail, or token from the office, sohere there IS joint responsibility. or wkere one indiOidUol ia responsible, 1,5O per year, in qd- sszace. 10 ike componies cf more tkoa ten, S1,- 25 per year, in UdUance. pay,nent IS de- Lzyed to the end of the gear a5 cts. Viv be added to each of the 0bO0e prices.
 No papers .0in De discontinued until 0H or- reGrages Grepoid, except at the discretion cfthe .pubtisher.
 ADVERTISING.
 For ha!f square, three insertions, or Jess, g cents ;-'nore than holfa square, aud less ttau osqHne, s7 l-2 cents ;-Jtor one square, 100 i; ---u'sd in the same proportion tOr mere than q square for continuing advertisements more than three 0eeEs. % per cent per scee s0iU De charged. PROBATE NOTICES. AdmiBistfasors' and Errcutors' S1,O0 ConineiSsioners SIPS
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
PAPER RAGS,

WILL be received at this Office, in pay W ment for the County Post, in exchange for Books and Stationary, or will be bought with cash.
 bitchfefd, April II, 1897.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
CL0y's StOaaach B9tters.

They will he found, in all cases of the fol- lowing description, to give relief-nausea, vomiting, heartburn, costiVeness, weakness at the breast, pain in the stomach, loss of ap- petite, and all other simptOms of indigestion and flatulence, and as nervous cordial is not to be surpassed by any thing.-Price 6 cents a hOx
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
CLAY'S Hck Ointment.

TOR pleasantness, safety. expedition, ease, E and certainty, is infinitely superior to any other to cure that tormenting disoider.- Price S3 cents per box.