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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04
Consumption T.
Dir. Relies Asthmatic Pills,

HAVE from iheir extraordinary euccees in giving
instant relief apd ID curing Colds, Coughs, Asth-
saas Difficulty " feathiHg. wheesing, 1ighfMess Of
the Chest Pain ia the Side Splitting Of Hood, Chill
and Shiuerings that precede and Lang
piaiats generally! becon,e of the suOsf popular
Medicines knOwH, aHd ARE sought alter from every
par Of the country, account Of the aslOWising sue
aees6 which h:s ae0led their Administrations in The
l,pse comraints, frequently curing the osnaie
caees and giving the most unexpected relief AFTER
cry ether remedy had failed, asd persons had given
themselves ul, in desI'air Of q care! Z, +
. they have beea kaOwn to cure peraOns sUiIosed TO
he af gone in Consumption, and exhibiting ail the APP
spearaace ofapproaching dissoIssion. III .,is
And such have been the sal1iary efees Of ihese
Pills eve0 IN hopeless cases, far 10 mitigate the
suferRgs Of the patient evidently 20 prOlong Ute
f0r days aid weeks, and give 70 u positive coQOss
they neyer expected 70 enj"y. aEl3 ia! .sI $50
The operation Of the cs,agh % wonderful ~ easing
respirasnn, qiieiing the cough, and procuring com,
lortable rest Comnnis colds ARE frequently removed
in a few hours. 3g}E t3 @tf98j@ I .ifcR = sit' ~
IT, Aitiongh, Isaya- person speaking Of these
Pls) my wife has irie various medicines Of the 6rs
celebrity, for As'maiic difficulty, (nr affection Of the
tanga,D which nc times was exceedingly dtsressi0g
combining her t her house (or days and weeks t0geh
en- she fnds nofhipg gipes her The relief aiich Rees
her cough, and giving her coioriafe rest Ind this
Ia the testa66y afhunreds Of thousands The relief
WHICH aged people. ne ell Otlsers excrenee from
the use Of these P,ls IN iruty astonishing, and renders
them invaluaIr many, and IN fact 10 sOme aA
essential 70 their comfort, and almost 70 their
4 U A Plyscina iafosms the Proprietor, sas gen.
ilenlan 10 ile caaa,ry observed him, be had reason
~ hefye The Of these Pills had becp the means 81
saving iis life. s......f
50 cenis. ,sH- @saA] - - NJ W
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04
DuMFklEs' EYE WATER1

'TNOR sore Or iaAamed Eyes-n",hiag kWow0 gives
zach u,medsaie and conafossal'le relief On re.
cent core rs~s, she effect il sau,ry. Where the
complaint has been Of years slaHdiNg and 10 some ex-
ceedngly bad cases. the unexpected and desira-
tile selipf has been aand im the Of this EYE Wa
TER, after esery other rrmedy bad failed. ters""s
who have used ID pronounce wi,:soHs hesaatinR the
1ess preparation fly Aese complaints they have ever
me, with. Price 95 ceRts bOilie. -. -
= NJ Name are genaiae unless signed r. KIDDER.
GA The wrapper, lsOe sspriefor aHd Successor "a DE-.
GOswAL By whom they are far sale, a. bic Counting
Room No. 80 COurl.srect, Boston, aud by his special
ap,D0atNenf, nv - ~.
.Drs, Bael and Beckgah, LitchfeM; E. Coples,
South Forms; y. C.. Sferens, Canaan;
S'&A l. 8. Wadsoorth, Bethlem. s-.5,
Ram. %. ~ s}3f 55 y 1.! i 5~ lyeS,s7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04
More New Goods.
ES.A.AE E.aVV.REJNrCE

Has asf returned from Neac- York Nth q choice
3, addition to has stack Of Goods, consisting Of
DROADCLOTHS, Ribb'd CAssMEREs and
- SATTINETTs, ribbed g. striped Drillings,
black and blue-black SILKS, ladies' Cravafs;
and Fancy Shawls, ladies Gloves, India Rub
Der Aprons, fig'd & embroid'd Belt Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons, Cambrics and Muslins, with
q variety of other Goods. 4.aY b,6r E1 s ~
rs One door NEST Of Presbyterisn Church, lxi,9
5f. ssr June l6 1896. fs 80 E5'i9 y(ste5a,.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

7yHE Subscribers having entered into Co
partnership, under the name and frm Of
49,. R. MerFiHllaM e. Go.
Cor the purp.,se or continuing the business ol
Repairing Clocks and Watches, M0na featuring
Silver Spoons, &c. &c. would inform their Gus
TONERS that they have just received from New
York an extensive assortment Of 9
' .-+@. Watches, speaUeEa.M, SsseG
.tsagt..I Plated UESg9'e, b 40
Of a superior quality, and she latest patterns
aEaoagst which are the following articles:
G0ld, coral. flsgsee and jet Ear Rings ;
.Carneiian. agate, coral. jet. Ouyx and gold
Breast Pins; imitation and realemeraDds opal.
diamond set. pearl aud plato Finger Rings ;
Belt Bucklcs; Slides. Plated SnuferseIT Trays;
Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases ;
Near-siGilled Speeaacles and Eye Glasses
RIpsic Bexrs. Motto Seals. Pen Knises. Gut
ting Pliafs. Wafch Old, Magnets. COmhs. Tu-
ming Eorks. Belt Buekles md Slides. s1c. &c.
Thankfal Coz past Gay"fs, they will be ssii
uaoFe pleased with o continuance 0fpa1r0nage'
at as 'a REUBEN hlERREMAN, ~
'aai SsNy1u REUBEN d. MERRlMAN.
Ore door casa IF PFssbylssisa Charck,( .'s
q Liletfsld. Alasek 6. lsss. " q 4eT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

TIE Weather. AFTER ~. the weather
seems % be- such a. % promise son.@h.ng
10 The farmer. We shall have no fanlios
., presens. Grass, grain, fruit, potatoes.
ard Q thousand oshas things look ven sna
rrna1isinw. COrlf 3 hnckwsF6v bet has
~ $500 Z. color diisin eny o. two and
shot Ajy surprisingly. NO Use g Yong ~
cGs. -sNever troubIe trouble slA Ueeelp
lTcubleS you.' was coed advice, fsalng
ffom q coed souseo.-lM HaHpsAirs Rap'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
For the Advocate.

August 26, 1856. To the Honorable X. II. SEWER:
 SR-Perhaps 1t may be presumption in a freeman to address himself Tn the tone of rebuke to the Auto cra-Demagogue of Arkansas. Used of late 10 hear only the voice of adulation, is time the stem voice of truth should sare you from your dream of popular y and unhallowed power. In every age and in every country, men have been known to raise themselves above the people, either by the arts of the demagcgue or fortutous combination of circumstances, without either merit to recommend them or talents by which we may account for their eevaton-yet probably this has never been exemped to so great an extent as in your case Unable to account for your present high position upon the ground of merit, usefulness talent, we are forced to seek other causes which may have eeen the foundation of your popularity. Had your To. aeen cast Tn country where education universal among reading community, and ono where talent was
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
NOTICE.

A LL those who arc indebted to the subscriber arc 4 L2 earnestly requested to call md settle their ac- counts and notes indulgence cannot be given after the 18th of September next.
 The subscriber has on hand assortment of liquors and all other articles necessary fit out good bar room, besides additional stock of liquors ordered on from Louisville together with household and kitchen furniture, which will be sold private sale for one half cash in hand, and the balance on credit of twelve months. Also stock gentle cattle consisting ofcows and calves, and yoke Of oxen together with other of one two three years, and with improvement on them which will be made this fa together with the situation immediately the bank of the rver at or near the steam boat landing, will be well calculated for store, and s believe, the best business site in town. RICHMOND PEEIER. Post of Arkansas, Angugt 15. Is3G.-2l- -3w- sG.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

Joh'tson County, Jug, 25, lS36
 MR PrKE-I find the party which by the late elec- ton claims to have exclusive right to dispose of all
 the offices in which the people concerned under the State Government, d little backward in naming their second Senator Why do they not come out, so that the people may judge of the merits of their cand
 date? The people wish to know something about the man this sovereign party may choose to give them:- Is he able polcianl Is he of irmness and honesty, who will dare, under all circumstances, serve the people These questions which the people would like to themselves. It seems, however, that the party nothing about the people, as they have got their votes. They will be apt 10 hear from the people, day. should they attempt to elect for them weak, servle, me-serving, and inefficient Senator Let them come out fairly and give the name Of the man they in favor of. As part of the people, we feel interest in this important matter, and should be mortified to find unknown to the mass of the people and incompetent to us, placed in that ye y responsible situation Permit us through your pa- per- 10 place the name of the Hon. JAMES W. BATES before the public an individual possessing transcen- dent qualifications for this office, and whose ndepen- denee and integrity are adyanageously known to the whole people. MANY VOTERS.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

i SCENE IN KENTucKY-Early one morning inc shouts and cries of female heafd all ran to tho spot When they arrived, they saw bear and man ia combat. They had t hip and thigh, up and down, over and under--and the mans wife standing by and hollowing "Far play fair play!" The company ra.. up and insisted on parting them. The woman said "No no; let them fight; n's the first ever saw in which didn't care which whipped"
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

its eses-becoming honest you desert yourself and 1t wlll desert you It has taken you, not for better, but for worse, and it viii cling 10 you so long as you re- main true to yourself and capable of doing il the re- qulred and hitherto cheerully rendered serYiee--and to the last moment that 1t turn you 10 account, it wl uphold you. When you cease 10 be what you now are. you cease to be the idol of your party
 II Is for you to consider whether the reward is sufi- eient for the sacrifice. There are some to whom the consciousness of having done their duty would be re- ward sufficient To influence you perhaps there should be some substantial benefit attached Without the most remote idea of comparing yon him. s.who to party gave up what he meant for mankindn ffor the comparison would be an insult to his memefy4 cas at least say, that though your limited endovments and :he barenness Of your intellect would inevitably pre- cude tile possibility of any great advantage accrung your country from your services-hough the good you eaa do, must bear small proportion to the evil you hare done, still t would hereafter be some consolation 10 reflect that you had attempted 10 be oG some adran- tage to the country, however inefficient might have been the result. l shall address you again.
 CASEA
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
ARTILLERY! ATTENTION [

sIIE First Company of Arkansas Artillery will mue x the New Court House, tomorrow (Saturlay l o'clock, ?. Af for election of subaltern Oifcers- adoption of bylaws and uniform and other business that may come before them. The attendance of every mem Der s ordered
 Per order of Hte Captain:
 J. A. MAUPIN. Ord. SeA Sept. 3, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

aion to Texas aars, as there were no soldiers in ,hs place.
 All foreigners particularly Americans were threaten ed With annh'ation by the lower orders of the people in consequence of the i'll success of the Mexican arms in Texas.-B Bulletin.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
The Batesville goeIxey CIuD Races

EMTII commence the 29th day of September, " with the following purses, to wit:
 1st day, 2 mile heats, purse S230;
 I'd day, mile heats purse Is0j the money of each day be added to the purse free for any hose gelding in the United States The track is exactly mile and les within half mile of Batesyille It is made light elastic so entirely free from gravel. On the day previous to the Jockey Club races, there will be Sweepstake-nile heatsor which there already subscribers. Many fine horses in training and excellent sport anticpated
 c. F. M. HOLLAND,
 Rec 4 Cor Sec'y. A,,oust oo I9se oIstooS
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
7 O EF.N EgUE,V'.
ATTORNEY AT uA,y.

ESlDEs at Little Rock and will attend plnctnally to all business entrusted his care in the Circuit Court o the county of Pulaski and the Superior Court of the Stafe.
 Little Rock, August aeth, lss8.-2atf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
BALLARD x COLSON. Did j.aire, , miles from Columbia, Chfeok con1lfn. .lrknnens.

August 26, ls36-22-4w
 The Journal, Louisville Uhig, Cincinnati, and Ea. 4airer Memphis, will each give the above four nser- ment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
5000 EeEyVAEgEes

} AN AWAY fr0m the plantation of the
 <9 N a subscribers, early in the month of May
 a1SAay last, three negro men, viz; GEORGE HEN ,-6Sev RA, or HARRY, and sometimes calls him. A / self George Baesard. He is of yellow ce.:.- &-z@=s@ plexion, has rather down ook feet 10 or II inches high stout but about 2s years old and has large the right side of the lower part of his ab domen, caused by the cut of knife lie is remarkably fond ot liquor, and when intoxicated talks great deal He ut time belonged to gentleman by tho name of hhs, resident idbaa, and II detected may claim him his owner. We purchased the said negro from Benjamin Hughes, and Mir Hughes from Messrs Bug gard and Steuart, of this county.
 JOHN GALBER'T of dark yellow eompexion, larga fiat mouth, white at the lower part of the nostrs quite slim and boney and in talking draws his words long and slow He is about feet hgh and 9 years old.
 ROBERT DOUGLAS, of the same complexion n low, heavy y-set fellow, 20 22 years old smooth face and very little beard, talks slow and broken.
 We will give the above reward for the above descrbz ed three negroes hundred dollars for either of them, if delivered to us confined in any jail so that we get them.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02
&1O REWARD.

GSTRAYED atolen from tho faItn of kT75A lJ the subscriber. miles below Little 9k 9SsgsA Rock, sorre HORSE, five years old next S&AAS Spring, fifteen hands high, marks except gAe those of the collar, both of his hind feet white. will give the above reward to any person who will said horse that obs tain him.
 Sept.2, 1886. 22-f N II. BADGETT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

JTnded States of .4nerica,1
 Territory ef .4rhaasos,
 County ef Cragford Tn the Circuit Court within and for the county aforesaid
 at the March term thereof held fourth Monday
 i'll March, 1856.
 JoHs Roegns, HoLLAsD COFFEE, and
 s,ILAs C. CoLvILLE, plaintiffs, ,4*..
 %-spN~s-i1-'ss POWELL WEAVER, defendant.
 ND now on this day came the said plaintiffs, by kA Bennett Il. Martin, their attorney, and it appear ing, to the satifaction ef the Court tst :a not resident of this Territory therefore, motion of the plaintiffs, by their said solicitor it s ordered by the Court that publication be made for four successive weeks in newspaper printed this Territory, noti- fng and requiring said defendant to be and appear at the term of our Circuit Court, to be holden n and for the county of Crawford the fourth Monday in September next and file special bail to this suit, other wise his estate the hands of the sheriff. will be sold to satisfy the said plaintiff demand. is further ordered that copy of this order be published the A.. kansas Advocate, newspaper printed in this Territory and on motion Of said plaintiff this suit continued until the next term of this Court. 2l4tpra fec S7 5e \. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-29

~h'ch 10 suiSaiehty sckeo Siedgad by
d's unFginci pled limitation
Ia order TO guard aGhiust lurlher aecep'
Iion, the American dealers are particular
y requested TO pay attention 10 the stamps
marks, and mode Of packing, used in theiI
maHstactories, as test Oi the genu,ae
ness Of their Clolhs--anc they hereb J
give the assurance that no cloths eVel
were, nor never shall be delivered iron
their factories, without being provided
with their customary and we'll knowG
proofs Of genuineness.
j. GoDEFRoY,
Manufacturer Of Betting Cloths,
marked, aud stamped with an Anchor
Amsterdam, Aug. IL, 1884.
U S. CoasUlate--'POrt Of Amsterdam
|, JOHN PARKER, Vice Consulate oil The
U. s. of America, for the port OF Amster,
dam, do hereby certify, that Mr J. j.
GoDEFRoV, who signed the foregoing doc
uhpoutin my presence, is a manufacturer
OF Patent Boiling Cloths, we'll known to
me- (Signed) JOHN PARKER,
U. 3. Vice Consul
Amsterdam, Aug, IL, 1884.
The manufacturer OF the original An.
chor Boiling Cloth, cautions the public a.
gainst the deception now in use. Wes-
tern and southern merchants will do we'll
to be on their gua.d in the purchase of
this article.
A general assortment of the genuine
Cloths may be constantly had at
JOHN RHEY'S.
The foregoing Testimonials, with ma.
ny others in my possession, which 4
could furnish, are offered to a contiding
public; and beg leave to assure Ihem,
that renewed exertlons shall be made to
furnish customers with a superior article.
From my long experience 10 the BURR
s. BOLTING' G'CLOTH BUSlNESS-giv
ing it my whole attention. j am inclined
TO beheve that purchasers will find it
greatly to their interest to .patrOnize this
establishment.
ON HAND, i FOR SALE.
French Barr Mill Stones and Blocks
Boiling Cloths, MiH Irons HOisting
and Timber Scre.Ds, Cast Gearing, Cast
Steel MIL Picks, Ground Plaster for itHd
Cdlsined Plaster Gnd Roman Cement,
Rolling Screens-40 pair Laurel Hill
Mill Stones. pdrious sizes, suitable for
,RuJbers. HulLerS, Glass and White Lead
manufacturers.
ALL ARTICLES " WARRANTED.-
Letters and Orders will receive Imme.
diale attention. Reference 10 The princi
pal Mil owners and Millers Of this and
the adjoining counties.
JOHN riley.
Iuna 1920
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JAMES DAVIS
ppostte the Wssteyn Exchange,


Opposite the Weotern Exchange,
" AS become by purchase oi the Paten-
Ih tees, the proprietor Of the right for
Centre township, Carroll county, o. To
make a. vend sc. sc. A. Boards Patent
Spring Seat and Spring Girt SaddIes.-
The superiority Of This improvement over
the common saddle, IS well established In
Virginia, where it has been for some
time in use aud is spoken of in the Most
favorable terms by certificates taken
from the May sville Monitor. "Fhs is
10 certify that model Of Boards patent
Spring Saddle has been presented to lis
for inspection, and that alter careful ex
animation we unhesitaingly pronounce
it 10 be The best improvement both Ter the
ease OF the rider and also the horse, that
we have ever seen: Francis and JOSEPH
X. SlOerl, New Market; Louis Gregory
Peylousburgh, Plttsy sylVanla; Daniel Mash
danes burton, Buckingham county, Phil
lips Rainey, BoydtOn, MockIenburgh co.
Va; J. Bray, Shockee Hill, Richmond;
W. Barnett, Nelson county, J. D. Bran,
ChristiansylIle, Va; John P. King D.
Hide, Prince Edward county; John Nc
Cabe aud sons, Baltimore, Robert Grove
Staunton, Va.
Numerous other names could be added
but the above is considered sufficient.-
In a few days these saddles can be OBJ
tained at the above named place, a few
doors west of the Steam Mill, aad oppo
site the Exchange. With the addinon of
the Worm Steel Spring Saddle, which
will BIZ kept on haHd with the common
kind constanlly-saddIery and harness
Of all kinds whole sale or retail--the a
Dove saddles may be objected to by some
but the undersigned just invites the pub
lie 10 call aud examine for their own sat
isIaclon.
N. B. One or two good jCurneymen
wanted immedia'eIy-an apprentice will
be taken to the above business if applica
ton DO made soon. The subscriber
would just intimate 70 those who consid
er themselves indebted TO him to come
forward and discharge the same immedi
ately, as money in hand Is better than
ou,-iE this is not attended 10 aaother
kind Of PdtOs Spring than the above will
be applied.
JAMES DAVIS.
May 6, 1885. --l2mo.
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation of the
NAppnII EnRlN DIP MO

CARROLL FREE-PRESS.
TNHEtntereSl Of William Johnston, Esq
S& IN this establishment, having been
transferred 10 John ChriSty, the Free
Press whl in future 10 conducted by
PEARCE & CuRIsTY The political CO n
Plexion Of this paper will not be changed
the editors being Rrm in their determl
uation 10 preserve its neutral character
The transfer from MIR Johnston to Chyisty,
has been made with the hope Of eusuring
the continuation of newspaper IN Car.
rolltOn: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people Of the county for u
patronage equal to the merits aad impor
lance Of their enterprise. 0ne eIthe ed
itOES being a practical printer, and having
determIaed to devote his time exclusively
to The interest Of the paper, tits confident
ly hoped that, with reasonable Increase
of their subscription list, The Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad.
vantage ofboth subscribers & publishers.
Ofthe convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the County
seat, every citizen Of the county must be
convinced and the editorstrust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and TO SO
cure an honest maintenance.
Terms The Free Press Willie pub
lished every Friday morning, at Two Dol.
lars per annum. payable half yearly in
advance. lfPayment bo delayed until
after The end OF the year, 50 SO will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
Tor the interest of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. Alcommunications addressed TO
the Editors must be post paid.
]. PEARCE g. j CHRlSTH.
Carrolton, Carroll co. o Sept. 1885
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REMOVAL,

The subscriber bogs leave to inform
his old customers, and the citizens genre
oily, that no has removed his Lhop from
Mr. ArbuckleS IN The hollow, to the east
end OF his own house--Hrst door below
Mr. Robert Gould's we'll knowM Black
smith Shop, in lha, delightfully."- situated
part Of the town Of CarrolItoo, called by
The vulgar, Sheep Hill where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, u general assortment 0f
GARNET WARE.
lie feels also grateful IN being able tc
add, 'hol'he patronage he has received
since commencing business ia Carroll
county, will be sufficient stimulant Ia
oduce him 10 give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE,
February 5th 1885