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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-27
NOTICE..

THE Court Of Probate for the District of
N. Litchfeld hath assigned Monday the
Slst day of August, 1899, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, at the Probate Office In LitchReld,
in said district, for the appointment Of Com
missioners on the estate Of
SAMUEL B. PLUMB,
late Of said LitchReld, deceased, represented
insolvent; at which time and place all persons
interested in said estate will, II they see cause,
appear before said court, and be heard in the,
premises. By order Of the Court.
LEONARD GOODWIN, } Admins.
BENJAMIN KILBORN, traitors.
Litchfeid, August II, 1899 o.
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NOTICE.
TVHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
= LitchReld hath assigned the first day Of
September next, ut ten O'Clock In the fore.
noon, ut tho Probate Office In LitchAeld, for
the appointment Of Commissioners on the CS-
safe Of BENJAMIN GREEN,
late Of Torrington, in said district, deceased.
represented insolvent, at which time and place
all persons interested In said estate viii, if
they see cause, attend before sNid Court and
b. heard respecting such appointment.
BY order Of said Court.
JAMES GREEN, Adminis'r.
2orrington, Aug. 3, 1890 . 20
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Court Of Probate for the District OF
Il Litch6eld hath assigned the llrst day Of
September next, at ten O'Clock IN the fore.
noon, at the Probate Office In LitchAeld, for
the appointment Of Commissioners on the o..
tate Of WESTCOTT ABBOTT,
late Of T0rrington, IN said district, deceased.
represented insolvent, ut which time and place
all persons interested In said estate will, if
they see cause, attend before said Court and
be heard respecting such appointment.
BY order Of said Court.
JAMES GREEN, Admin'r.
Iorrington, Aug. 8, 1899 %
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Reuben Calkin's Estate.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
u trict of Sharon hath allowed and limited;
six months from the s5th day Of August. $780,
for the Creditors Ofthe Estate OF
REUBEN CALKIN. s.,
late of Sharon, in said District, deceased, to-
exhibit their claims against the same, to the
subscribers.
POLLY CALKIN, Erecutrir,
Russell CALKIN, Erecutor.
Sharon, August 18th, 1899. slO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-27

I The bed Ofths river is Of quitGsand.
To make Good Wife UMhappy.-Wo
apprehend there are many husbands who
will read the following with blush. See
her as seldom as possible. Ifshe, is warm
hearted and cheerful in temper ; or II, after
days or weeks absence, she meets you with
smiling face, and in an affcctionate man.
ner, DO sure 10 look coldly upon her, and
answer her with monosyllableS. If she
force back hcr tears, and IL resolved to
look cheerful, sit down and cape in her
presence ill she isl fully convinced Of
your Indifference. Never think you have
any thing to do to make her happy but
that her happiness is to flow from gratifying
your caprices, and when she has done all
woman can do, be sure you do not ap-
pear gratifed. Never take an interest in
any Of her pursuits; and, If she asks your
advice, make her feel that she Is trouble-
some and impairment. IL she attempts to
rally you good humouredly, on any ofyour
peculiaritioS, never join in laugh, but
frown her into silence. If she has faults,
(which, without doubt she will have, and
perhupsS may DO ignorant off, never at
tempt with kindness to correct them, but
continually obtrude upon her ears, what
o good wife Mr.pSmitii has" "How. happy
Mr.. Smith 10 with his wife," "That any
man would be happy with such a wife,
In company never seem to know you have
O wife treat all her remarks with indifier-
encs, and be very afiable and complacent
to every other lady. Ifyou follow these
directions you may be certain ofan obedient
and a-he0rt broken wite.-N Y. Mirror.
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NOTICE

NOTICE ..
rs hereby given, that the subscriber will at
L. tend ut the house Of Isaac Raymond, In
Bethlem, on tho first Monday Of December.
1890, and the first Monday OF January, 1880,
from Q O'Clock p. M. until 0, to receive the
State Tax made on the list Of 1898. Those
who neglect to attend may expect to pay fees.
ROLLIN CHURCH, Collector.
BethIcn, Aug. 10, 1899 -
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New establishments.


The subscriber g mOee rejoicing at tAs BrIcE
Store lately occupied By COlOles, Mygam q
Co., large and extensive assortment 81 cNOscs
GROCERIES,
Ohtch he offers at Wholesale and Retail
~ HHDS. St. Croix RUM
o. 2 do. American do.
Q pipes Holland Gin
Is bbs. American do.
Q pipes Seenett's Brandy
;" Cognnc do.
4" American do.
90 hhds. Molasses
10 tierces do.
Is bbls. No. Shad
80 half +" g" -"
10 bbls. Mackerel
500 bushels r. Island SALT
800 do. Liverpool do.
90 bags do.
80 casks superior WINES
80 quinta's Cod Fish
IS tons Iron-ass0rted
90 bags Coffee
10 do. Pepper
8 do. PiInentO
so bbls. Flour
go boxes Raisins
so bags Shot
10 kegs Pure Ginger
Q hhds. New. Orleans SUGARS
10 bbls. do. do.
4 boxes Loaf do.
Q hhds. Lump do.
10 chests Hys0n Skin TEA
10 l.s do.Ido. do. do.
8 do. Young HysOn do.
o l.S do. do do. do.
Q do. Old Hyson do.
100 boxes GLASS "
40 kegs White Lead
8 bbls Spanish Brown
8 do. Yellow Ochre
O do. Venetian Red ..
o do. Glue ,.. g..
g hhds. COpperas
. cases Chrome Yellow
do do. Green
go hbls. Ground LogwOod
Redwood and FUstic
10 bbls. Linseed Oil E
8 do. Spirits Turpentine.
GT~The above articles comprise only
part Of the stock. Persons wishing to pur
chase are respectfully invited to call and ex
IL mi6gvhe Goods, as he Aatters himself tina
the quality and prices cannot full to be salts
factory.
Pennington, July 20, 1899. g
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The subscriber g MOse Teceiuing. at tAs bvecE
Store lately occupied By COSOles, Mygam .
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-27

THIS Stage leaves o. WadhNms' Hotel,
Il LitchAold, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
val Of tho mail stage from Hartford y lodges
at New ilford, where Il meets the NorwNlk
stage; which goes out Of New. M lford Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4 In the
morning, and arrives at Norwalk In time for
passengers to take the steam boat for New
York. Fare through to NeV- York, 1926.
RETURNING,
Takes the NOrwalk passengers ut New. Mil
ford on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
and arrives In LitchReld In time for III" Hnrt.
ford stage. o. Fer seats apply at O. Wad.
hams Hotel. South.st., near Trinity Church,
LitchAeld. ---.,- ...
Fl. BARNES, Proprietor.
June 10, 1899 tf5g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

efsaenl lave Tho oiflGefs Of eieft 5estop.
lion elected bs the people. AMI for short pei.
ods OF by thass to whom the people delegate
the power Elect all thu officer. oi TIN Go,.In.
MN. bati e,vil aud Ia litaf,. IN ihe same WY i,
by which means 20. nil bring hltden talents 10
l'ehf. "a II vii produce spi,k Of emnIaiion a.
mongsithf people. generalls. The Suns of TIM far
mers, planters and mechanics. will then stand
rs conspicuous Us tlloso Of he Judges. Lawyers
Nc 1h' n. aud then only. esn the gond people
OF this Commonwealth hnast of republican
ioiai Of Government.
1t Is strongly urged by some, That. in rhoas.
ing members IN The Consrniion, VIC want the
best talenls OF the State. and these. they will
tel ynu. mr. TO be found only amongst Inv
,ers. Judges. aud Gocge.brcd men. | think.
Gentlamen, We have Tried this long enongh,-
Now. let us hun, up honest men. and see II he-
nestY does not answer our purpose much bet
ter without much talent. than talent does With
out honesty a great desl more might be sad
upon tins subject, but ior the preseM. lam lone.
JDlNp. GRAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
TO 8. EREEu0LDER

Sir-You have propounded 10 myself. and
Other, interrogator es relative TO the amenIment
OF our State Constitution. AS | consider your
enquiries as strictly proper, and the manner IN
which they are made wholly undeepptionable.
should not ieel myself at liberty to withhold
full and free expression of my sentiments, did
consider myselfa candidate for seat in the
convention. at although highly appreci
ate the honor conferred by the committee who
recommended me as suitable person TO re-
present this district III that body, | do not
wish to be considered a candidate Before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

TINT Recommendation vas made. I sas PLEDGED
10 my c'haiymen % serve fhem. IT elected,
IN the neAt Iesi,itture, and | would not seek
10 nonopolize Office
ms, hope. Is sufficient apalosy to w.t.
'o' use'nmg To answer your enquiries, aud tp
my friends ihrooe hou, he district. for wishing
not 10 be considered candidaie.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Bedford, 1prii IL. 1929.
ltI Col. Campbell informs us thai lh. pre-.
esdine Note WIS forwarded To us about a forl.
night ago. We did moi receive il, or il should
have been promptly published. Editors |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Hard Work. Tie Charleston Ga
lettc jsays--We learn that the wager mad. on
as performance was Yesterday won by the ia.
dlgiJnai who proposed TO axe up one hundred
stones. saeh placed yafd apart and b re-
turn WITH and deposit them successiyrlv IN n
haske AZ the point o starting in the sphce of
III minutes. This novel and dif1icnlt feat wa 6
accomplished with great ease in AZ minutes ri
seconds, before a lnrge corrourse OF persons AT
'Woii Garden - he distance he had TO ira
setse IS by computation upwards of 8 miles
mess mistaken IN our ha.ty addition, it is ex~
ac'iy miles 5 Guronss 3 rods and 81 Yards
10 winch adding the Interruptions from ,urnino
"ae stopping, would IN fact make the expriion
.oas'derlhly more than requisite to PASS over
i'iiy seven miles.
todt Of dSmS.-A gentleman having
eanto ticket porter TO carry message, ask
:" us name ne said il was Russell. And
"a.' said the efnleman jocaarly =" is your
w, of arms the same "a the Duke Of Bed
,is' As to our arms, your honor" ssys
i iae 20 ter, believe they are pretty much a.
,"1' p'' there Is confounded deal of differ
ehce between our coats"
loo Polife.-.A first rate Mississip-
!" Shas' from Kentucky, meeting powdered
al1hch dandy in the streets Of New Orleans.
sian horseback, as he passed tbs eq,r sran Mon.
~" Ut near puddle, ihe hoatman made a
t'eep'ng bow, pulling off his hat at the same
m" "ri ana giving it a low swing, at which the
fri. yea s,eed' moi fancying such grace, took
lr;s' "' anu 'eit the Monsieur 10 make a pedes-
81 '" retreat out of tire mire. With a national
ed ,ba e e OF his arbane country, he return.
LUZ IiuF salute, but could Tot refrain from Ak.
-. saircsn : "'''S wv VII" po-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
Amlera cou,lv. 4pril 2stL. 1920.

1aiHtf ~ fUfiHHs ilfH -ofHt in-ts
To MesVa. Hugh Nelson, I'm. F. Gordon, I'm
{. Rires. Of dibtmarie. DdHd 5 Garland
aud Luca, Z, Thompson, u .i,nhcrsi ; Robert
Rire,. Sen 1h0s MaAsie Jun. aud John NJ
Mplin of Nelson John Timbsriake of Flura8.
ma aud James Pitasanis i,iu ~ Goofhiand.
Grsrf rnES: On the 2lsi inst. n large mum.
her oil tie citizens of this county, conYenod IT
their court hensr and amung other proceed.
iEfs. touching thu same subject, enicied INTO
tn faliowng resolution
" Rtgoi.ed, Tint Hudson NJ. Garland. Isaac
Hnekef, James L. Ghrlnnd, William Dnnoan,
It'll Carter, John b. Duncan, Wm. Bourne,
WIN. billiard. Jamns Powell Thomas Strange,
J9s,ab Ellis. Ambrose R0cker, Samuel NJ. Gar
land kobefi Iinsley. Henry II. Watts aud I'D
"ard A, Cabell, he appointed committee 10
correspond with the different persons in NOM.
nat.on for Convention IN tins district 10 aseer.
tain their sentiments ON The subject mud com.
mnnleale 10 the citizens ri tins conniy.p
The unde, sisntd in purennner OF the duty
assigned them, nnd III the spirii Of The folegn.
ing resolution. beg lenve, respectfully to address
YOU, aud Ia request. upon lhe receipt OF this no.
lice. You Will. through the medium Of thu press
present the voters of the district with your
views aud npinions IN relation 10 the poin,a II
Constitutional Reform, embraced in the follow
ine rnnmcrnunn:
!. 10 Tho oisnnlzhion Of the Legislature
Depart meat
.. As 10 TN Organization OF tho Eroeniire
Department.
3 As 10 the organization of tho Judiciary
Departments
/ As 10 ,ha' spparhonluent of Representa-
tioa.
3 As 10 the exicgsinn of the Night Of Sut
frage.
Il is not desigaed 10 impose onyon The hnr.
then ol minute detail, but sncoinctly ~ state
your views aud opinions a, IN ihr poiitg mud
pfiH,iptes involved in the foregoing questions
which will probably form the bass of discus.
sion N Tie approaching Convention
We have the honor 10 be.
Ganilemnn vary respectfully,
Your fenw. Cliizpns,
Hudson ~ GariaHi. Isndc Fucker
James Z. Gdria1m William Duncan,
HI Gnier. .iohn II. Duncan.
URlinm Bourne, litHidm DiHnrd
james P0mtH, jhomn, Strange,
.I0sinh EHis dinbrosG Rurter,
samuel ~ GnHdnd, Robert Tinslty,
Henry n units, Ld,pnrd 4 CobeH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
To the people Of The District, composed Of III,
counties Of Bedford, Campbell and Bucking

TO ne YtOFtV y IIt D7s'TttE, COHPOatu y TIT
counties Of Bedford, Campbell and Bucking
ham.
FtHOw Citi5ens-Having been solicited by a
Number of my friends of this connl. TO offer my
self as one of the candidates for the Convention
in the District composed of the counties of Bed.
ford, Campbell & Buckingh ~ having con.
sented to do so, feel it duty owe to myself
and TO you, the people, whom acknowledge to
be The soyereigns OF the land, to state my views
a to The evils which now exist, and TO the
great grievances now complained If hy majo'
rity Of the good people of this Commonwealth
witch cYffs and gries snces il viii VI the dot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
RENDEZVOUS.
OR
HIDE ND EEK,
Sale of Real Estate.

DuRSuANT 10 = decree OF The 5uperioe
u Court II Chancery, for ths Richmopd dis
trici, pronounced on the 10 h day OF feb 1918,
In the cause of WIN Gait altt against Iholnas
/ Bouldin. err. of Dsyii n as. der. and 9th.
ers deiis. which cause Wa afterwards, on tho
9th lay of January, 1929 revived IN tie name
II jehn Aisn and Vim. Gall, IT, executors oil
VIM Gai,. dec. fif. agsinsl Thomas 7. BouJ.
din. executor Of Dav d Rus. dec and Frederick
Augustus Rosa, dehs. In, undersigned Mnr-
shhl Of The Superior Cour, Of chAnuery. for the
Lynehburg District viii soil. for cash, on We'd
nesday he 9Th day May, 1929 l,f fair, 7
not. the next fair dny thefeaiter) before tho
front door Of thu Franklin Hotel, "a the 'avn
OF Lvnehbufg lautlha estate. / ing ln the ely.
of Campbell knnaa hs the nnme OF III Ga
ford Iron Works Except thu pnrt which has
hcen sold by Thonas /. Boudin prot TO
the date Of this decree orso much thereof az
will he sufficient 10 satisfy the sum of S2.29s
h2, with interesi Of the rate OF six PER- eentun
per annum, from the lib day Of July, 1870,
aud the costs Of suit and all
1 A.lI0LcoMBE, IA.
May I. ifidsT5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

MARRIED, ON Thursday evcnining. 3olh
ut. hy lie Rev. Dir. Waller, Mr. JESSE l..
SALMoH5 # bedford, IN Miss ANN e,
daughter o Nj. Jtmes Lee, of Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Srrvnnig' do
Wax upper and sole Leather
Morocco aud Lining Skins
Bale Cotton Yarn. by the 100 and lbs
Knitting Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp Wick
Hardware and Cutlery
Fur and Wool Hats
Seal and other Caps
Seal Trunks
| have connected with my store, n msnD
factory Of Genilemens Boots and Shoes.--f
likewise manufacture Ladies' Seal, Morocco
aud Pfunella Shoes, which will be made Of the
best materials, upoo the shortest notice aod iu
the most fashionable and neat manner.
May A. Is
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14

and greatest men Of every age and country and easts
his mind with the rich stores of knowledge which they
spread before him. lover of good books can never
be in want of good society, nor in much danger of
seeking enjoyment in the low pleasures of sensuay
and vice.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14
TIE BIBLE.

letter in the London Courier, from NJ Samuel states
that discovery had been made of the Book of Jasher men
toned in Joshua chap. 10, and H. Samuel chap. L. The
writer further states that he obtained from Jew of Bar
barry, who did not know its values that he transating
Hebrew side and the English the other He says
it written in plain and beautiful stye-commences with
the creation of contains very copous of Jew
lsh records not mentioned scripture, and reaches far
Joshua.
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A rule for conpersation.--We should be as careful
not to offend unnecessarily, as not to msead nten-
tlonally, those with whom converse and indeed
to give unnecessary pain, by remarks in conversations
is not only breach of mariners, but of morals.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14

Steam Boat so feet long and IS wide, built of
sheet iron. and drawing about two feet water, e
through the Dismal Swamp Canal last week, and left
here on Sunday for Newbern, to run between that
place and Beaufort through the Cluboot and Harlows
Creek Canal. EIiz Cay Star
novel, Anne of Gesein the Maiden of the Mist
by the author of Waverey is announced
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14

Mr. EDrToR,-The above definitions were the only
ones that could find for the word at the head of my
article, after having thumbed several dictionaries 1t
is well known that lady paid Johnson compliment
for his not having any naughty words in his dicton-
airy and be it said to his praise, he has left out the
word waltz" though it is of standard importa-
ton and rolls, witha, beautifully from the tongue.
The learned Flumgudget appears to have hit upon
the right meaning of the verb for person who is
not used to Waiting, attempting to wind through its
various mazes will, most assuredy look for the floor
upcdrds. Give me pint of fifth proof brandy, and
there is some hope of my walking straight but, if
you would have me dead drunk, order me to perform
Waltz of an hours length with fair one whose
ewes swim in liquid seas of fire" as she moves to
three quavers in bar, her feathers ndulating to the
measure and her airy form feeling, in every joint the
empire of the triple melody.
oh for the glorious DAYS of reels and contra-dan
ces when the sole-inspirng fiddle acted like gal
vanc battery upon the nerves. when every limb shook
IN time to the merry set-to, and grace and activity
were rewarded by applause. A Waltz fudge il
will do well enough for the French, whose lcentious
ness is proverbial but American ladies were new
er intended to arrive at such degree of refinement
Heaven forbid that they should and am proud to
say there Is something In nature, that revolts at
the idea.
might say much on this subject, Mr. Editor, but
my principal object to state that few evenings
ago, (bIsh not for the fallen honors of France,)
made bold to peep into the window of negro ball
room when 10, and behold damsels from the ebony
black to the golden muatto, were gliding with their
sooty partners through the graceful windings of the
Waltz! Pompeys gently clasped the sylphike
waist of the lovely Cloe, and away they went, the
former with look of eXultation, eXcaimng, /" Go
way you-white folk no hold a candle to niger for
dance KIoppiahigger Waltz" BENEDICT.
A rule for conrerSdtion.--We should be as careful
not to offend unnecessarily, not to misead inten-
tionally, those with whom we converse and indeed
to give unnecessary pain, by remarks in conversations
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14
From the Emerald.
TIL + w A l. T z.

WALTzE n &C.. Walsen, to roll,) modern dance
and tune, the of whose music is triple three
quavers in bar. Busby. WEBSTER.
TO WahS, v. to get drunk. Flumgudget.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
Eaif Goods.


& BVESr nave received oy 'ne
w reeent arrivals fron New York,
z General .ssortnseqt Of DRY GoOD''
cnssI TING, IN PANT, OF
sur3trfine hack navy blue, olive, drao' ana steei
mixed cloths
n,,s bI.ck and steel mixed kerseymeres
s,rab and mixed. ,,evonshire kerseys, and plans
Olive snd drab hushlngs
-sEe4,Io4, II 4. and l24 Heavy rose blankets
%, A.. and A point w
Plain and figured bomba1etts, assorted coiofs
alsek bombazines; worsted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Circassian plaids p
81 Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
Merino cloths and Circsssians, various eoiors
Black Italian lustrngs and levantnes,
Bsrreye, pslmyrene, and silk hdkfs
Thibet, Merino, Cashmere, and ciotn shswis
irish linens, sheetngs, and lawns
Russia, bird-eye, aud table diaper
lO.4, l5-A 1864 super damask table cloths
- and 70 bed ticks; apron checks .
Navy blue, silver grey and steel mixed cassinet's
Buriaps Ticklenburgs. and uess'ans
scotch oznaburgs and soaking
Ipih q large supply Of
"a 49, and Ga brown and beached shrtngs anu
sheetings, plaids and stripes
~ fk,o
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
S bales domestic kerseys and hnseys
oet 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS

This medicine adbeen used for more than years
before effort made to initiate it; but the great
demand for it, andits wonderful success have induce
great number of persons initiate in various way
upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing proof Of
its being medicine of great value. Some selling
sssapara and other syrups. imposing them on the
ignorant for the Panaceaj Others mixing the gen-
inc medicine with moasses, &C., making three bottles
out of one; thus retaining Of its virtues: others
using .he genuine Panacea in their bottles to per
form cures, to obtain certificates to give their own
reputation, &c. Some have even resOrted to neriiry
deceive the public. These limitations and adultera
tions have in many instances, proracted the suffer
ingsof patient, in diseases where the genuine swams
Panacea would have proved instantly eAicaeious. I
therefore deem it duty owe the public to assure
them, that the composition Of my Panacea is not
known Eorwast ever communicatedto any other per.
son in any way whatever; and consequently, that all
other mixtures represented to be mine, are fraudulent
impositions. WN SWAIN
Sold by every respectable Druggist in the Union.
Forsaleb by
Edward Stabler & Son.
Apotheearies Druggists. .4lex.nciria, n. C.
jan 17-1aw6m
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FROM UR. HaLEN7YNE MOTT.

Professor of Surgery in the University of NewYork,
Surgeon of the New-York Hospital, &c. &c.
Ihave repeatedly used Swaims Panacea, both in the
Hospital and in private practice, and have found it to
be valuable Medicine in Chronic, Syphi;ic Scro.
fuous complaints, and in obstinate cutaneous afec.
tons. YALEsTISE MorT, NJ. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-20
Fine Wines.

NEORGE JOHNSON has just received pe' '"'
u loclty. from Madeira. supply OF ru.,,
old London Particular Made'ra "."'
in pipes hogsheads quarter and halt quafe' ,nrs
J. Howard, March & Co.'s brand VARIANT Re-, (,
such as comes "to order" and suitable TOT inc esye
bles He has also received, per same vessel
and half or. casks Of The
F." Finest Grape Juice," e., ,r,
on termrs which he hopes will please and invites SeI
wins wharf. where he continues to transact ''S'''
Communication Busineas Of every DESCRIPTION, 80. twice
" Intelligencer win please insert the '''''G ~
week till forbid
sent 90