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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08

ENERAL AGENCY.-'rhe subscriber has been,
w for number Of years, and il still engaged in the
business of GESERAL AGEsT in the city OF Richmond,
for the collection of claims Of every description receiv-
ng subscriptions to periodical papers, renting OUT re-
ceyng the rents and selling real property. hiring out
negroes, and paying all necessary attention 70 them
through the year collecting their hres and disPosng OF
then. public private sale, SC, &c For his ability
and inclination 10 perform, with fidelity and DESPATCH
whatever business may be entrusted to him. he refers 10
the citizens Of Richmond generally, aud particularly to
the following gentlemen, viz:
Joseph Tate, Mayor; hlessrs. Joseph Marx q Son,
Thomas Richie, Peasants y Abbott, Fleming q Jos.
S. James, Lewis Webb & Co., !; y S. Cosby Co.,
lancaster DENLY Il Co.. P.cr J. Ghevall,s a. Co.
ChsyIes Eis Richard Andersen, VIM II. Fizwhy lsonn.
NJ Office on Governor street, opposite Dr. s. Leth-
bridge ihlL'i ~! t:
NJ g. Applicants from the county, to hire their ser.
vanis in town. would consult their interest by giving tie
information before the 18th of this month"; Decen
ber and by sending the servants to me, on or bsofe
that date or as practicable thereafter
December B. LG2-,lJJ I. NJ j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08
ELECTIONS.

Our Western Funds excellent, and our drafts nave
bcen hoaoycd almost beyond calculation. We shall pro-
b,hlv have surpus of u votes Alabama, Louisiana,
Arkansas Missouri Illinois, have all voted for Martin
Van Buren, The only Slate yet be dciinvrIy heard
from, is "ssssinp-a"d The last reports fro" that quar-
ter are cheering. ~, ,v,:
need not clamor about their losing it, in consequence OF
uncounted votes With without Natchoches ana
Claiborne, the Van Buren, Ticket has prevailed S,-,.
On TUESDAY But they hallooing before they had
escaped from the woods We have before us the AFkan-
sas Gazette of the 18th November which states that our
friends had been too sanguinc of success anu IN CON
riycnwand that the Opposition had been dOuby active
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08

COACH MAKNG-hc subscribers having erected large
house directly the .pot whre Charles f. Chappcl shop
un, IRE manufacture Carriages, BaIouchcs,
Gigs Sukics and Harness Of description and price,
The hands principally from the Northern cities,
have employ but the best
anch Their materials have been procured by
one Of firm, with cash, in the Northern markets, which i'll
bic ;em disposed hei,
they he supplied elsewhere All kind Of repairing dono
with Wew all times keep lurgc stock
of ma which will sell small advances II.
Chappe will Cumberland Prince Edward and Charlotte
tou and will which be entrusted 10 bin.
E. n. G. CHAPfELL.
WE would 81, eight apprentices above
busness from IL 10 IL years old I. T.. = q H. IT, W.
oci 3 S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08

w,x.rp,co l,pt.ss-We learn from the Green Bay
Democrat tina, the situation Of The WnnebGg" Indians,
md some other tribes said be wetched in the ex-
lremc They have scarcely any clothing and provisions
are scarce The Small Pox is rag ing among them car
;nr oa z ar 1 per diem We have been informed adds
the edilor that the nnebagoes have not this year re-
cpved their annuity What the reason Of this neglect
on the part of Government or lis agents:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08

a CAGD-Dr C. A. HARRIS, Dentist, has taken
IA rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House. one
square above the Eagle Hotel, where he will be happy
either from the loss or decay of their teeth may be
pleased 10 favor him with their confidence and patronage
Dec 62-2a"u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08
GENERAL, COURT.

The Court formed quorum Tuesday evening
The following Judges being in attendance, VIZ Judges
smith Daniel. Parker, Summers Leigh Duncan, Baker,
Thomson, Clop,on, Christian: and Allen.
The Court proceeded yesterday to business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08
COMMUNICATED,
A CA RI

NJ Understanding that il is proposed by The meenns
in King L. Queen, 10 change the place of meeting q" the
nronossd Congressional convention from TapPahannock
10 hers it is requested to be made known, That no
change will be made by the delegates OF NddieseS i'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08

PETITION will be presented to the next General
"a Assembly for the passage of law to ax precinct
election at Central Point, Caroline county ~, :,
=, " CIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-08

II In publishing the Of the second Door keeper
10 the Senate an error committed in our last-it
should be Capt Tnos. l.. NtLso., instead OF Thomas
NJ Nelson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
CONGRESSIONAL SWITCHES.
from the T,hgraph.
MONDAY, Aurll- IL. lS1

MONDAY, April II, 1876.
Vt about two O'Clock most ncliriorS attempt
was made (n the II. Of R.) by that elongated phi
Iantlropist, Nh. Shade of Vermont, 10 stay the
entrance OF Arkansas into the Union, making it
incumbent upon them 10 cnslavc themselves To
the fIadcs lnlonltcs of the North, BY libelatinu
that specie, oi propertyto which lhcy have mn ina
Iicnabc rlph
The scheme adopted nv Mr. Sladc was one of
extreme cunning. He abscnlcd himself during the
call oi the Senate, and when the House was thrown
of lis guard, lac had his memorial presented
General Spcirht of North Carona, gave him a
blow which, though we'll directed fell upon shout
dcrs hardened to all common application of the
tongue and the epnhcls applied by the honora-
bic member from North Carolina, were mhccdcd
by the piou> Nj. Sadc PiouS, lorsoo,ul Here
Is a man 50 devoid OF common scnsc, 50 utterly n
handoncd at patriotism, as to have the eflronter,
to oiier amcmoral from certain Dcry rcspcctdbh
gcntiemcn oi Philadelphia, tending drullv 10 re-
vlve the old Missouri Qucstion--to throw the coun-
Try INTO confusion; and when the lightning ,hallb
gin 10 blaze across the political sky, the same IN
dividna N.Y. Slade of blessed memory, will settle
himself down in some secure canticlc house, and
cover himself with feather beds, rs do old women
IN a thunder gust, To protect ms head from the
hurricane. Shame shame that men can be
found so desperately pio"s and philanth'optc as to
agitatc an already settled question, and rouse into
tircry conflict The strongest and most dangc rous
feelings OF oul nature. There is no excuse for
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on earth for the " god
father" the memorial. lie knew well enough
that the member from Pennsylvania to whom he
alluded, would not have presented the fire-brand
ii but subterugo to say that he would have
insisted upon Mr.. Ingorsoll's presenting it. Tha
gentleman never would have done the coul,
: 1t have ioue so. 1t was task specially design
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
PETERSBURG, january /, l-36.

Dear SIR On my JOURNEY from Richmond
acquainted ar Mutton learned was thu propr,.
.r oi an article for the Of rheumatism, knowu Mr. "
hhl"h rheumatic Mixture.
matte affection IN nv head for length
make trial oihc above great sns-
uoh that cutry relieved Of ali
'nr tis disease, and do certainly bricyc 10 he
Tor rheumatism hay known For the
l""uii recommend public Thee
hoping they The
Ind the relief that
proprietor make eventually place
ont the NIed Saesrn such persons
the beneh, "fa Medicine adapted one
ol the worst diseases Yours respectfully,
HINJ. = CLEMENTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

X The Slip Superior, Just arrived III James River
- from Liverpool, we shall receive nthc course o
,,e week the most Splendid assortment OF II ARD-
Wake aud tl TIERN. ever offered IN this market;
WHICH, added To our Stock on hand, and recent pur-
'alses from the Northern Manufacturers, will enable
US" "hef inducements, not To be surpassed hN any
housr IN mglna, We invite the attention oi Mef
,,an'' and assure them that they shall have then
HARDWARE as low as il can be purchased in Richmond
II. Is. RICHARDS x co.
April II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

Tor the Hnah afflicted To bear
testimony ~ favour Of Rheumatic
"Nt YOU" ih'Ntnr Wa Tor long time aie ted with Kheunt
anu hh Tue Treatments 81 Physicians without
'eNei an" arf all Other had fllr induced
YOUR ahdcIu conscIrnousiy
any nN"s knew
would recommend alt persons afflicted
"H''l maj IL" utmost satisfaction VIII t"PHen the
"c mINuFe. HENRY fKDHSr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
RHEI.U.4 T!,N.V.
\ Y

w p.hlNloN'S Rheumatic MIXTURE NAV
W he had At Il. Stahlcr'S, Lynehhurp. Price
- per bottle. II eeidcm Improvements, is not
discovered from the use of tie FIRST bottle. the
price will be refunded. 1t is not deemed ne
cessary TO comment ON the virtue OF this mixture,
IN the treatment of Rheumatism as il is only nc
cessary Tor those suffering to give it fair rral, 90
become convinced oiits great efficacy.
ID
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NOTICE.

NV + beg leave very respectfully 10 inform the
w citizens of Lynchburg and the surrounding
country, that we will in future keep AN Easy
Spring ilEARSE, and very gentle Horse The
utmost attention shall be paid bv one of us, in all
cases tROSBIE d tORSON
April |
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II. STABl.E.R
PETERSBURG. Jan. oil S3ii.

MI Mnion Sir NV sudcrnrs Rheumatism wtrc so
severe previous To NV using that much
u'"eo'N could walk Amer few appcatIo
medeine found myself almost entirely relieved
N""nlu hNe been utr 80, hut from
qnehiy as directed, part bot
tie can therefore, with great recommend "a the
afflicted. ItDN Az n pnNXTII
ofPowcl's Hotel Petersburg. Nlgmla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

This certify, that after having other prcpa
fr Rh"unatim aud finding no relief aud hclug unable
aud swollen could sIucs, III
condition induced make q W u
Mixture aud with pleasure recommend all p.rsous
ced with the rheumatism hrne SnpcIor reparnron
have used OF heard of W ROSS.
April 81 I'm I'm
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ny ELETSgEEs - T0LER.
TEL, Ms.
TTKNIS.
~ :. IMC XunchkMr. Iir.iNiHM''

;. prafed hris, wesk. at Il per annun, payabie in
,.',as. W paper ,rU b. discontinued, fb1t al n,
g,lioa (thc Editors. until al oraarasses ore puia
r~5s iDJ REFRESHMENTS uW he inSeried a
;, 1,ais PR square, Tor hSs.J III frSt Hpte and 70
..g,s for zach continuance. Thos, from u distance
,se G raid for prcrioasiy 10 heir insertion. unless iht
,,yneai be assumed BY some responsible person in
3iHhtfcrs 10 The Editors mast BE- rosr rAIp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
LAND FOR SALE.

n\tlc 92d day ol .pul. lS.b, VT viii proceed
- Ia sell. upon the premises, II public a0eti"n
Ton cash, IR \tT OF LAND, IN tampbrll eoun
", adjoining Vim. Cough aud others, containing
80 acrc>, more ~ les. The slr will he made IN
pursuance al sundy .u.t dr"ds, executed Ia rs, h,
Ihomas T.. Wight, ot rccoid III the Clerks Once
oi Campbell county. Ncshall convey such tllc
". as hold rs nu>1rrs.
tiI ARIES l.. MOSBN, r..,...
VI II, GARLAND,
March = r.2A
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Sl'IsIN(. (:ODJDN

which a.. ~, -,
HAY. ,,,,i ,'',N' "''''", MS IN
pn,cb,.,s /, ~ Wv, WI ""''i ','' ",'"'"" :"
/ ticI - ''"s'''H''' P'''' III INC '"i'o"ihH IL
r,n, an, -.
Green L,nw ,,..l,i' ,,''' ''''' Vac NV
nh, ~, w. ',''' at" ''"'' ""h"' 'h'
~, ''''''' ","H
cl,tl, ''''' '"'i'" '''If nll'sh'a h'a'A
I,i IL ,
: ll i III ''''' "',''' ",o' ~ anu 'nh'N 90
n,,,.s '''' ''''''' ''''''''' qua '"'eNN'h ''.9l
- -,
$40. ,.i., VIA ""' '"'' assorted 'o'ouis'
p'''I , ''''N
~, ~ '''' '''a zen llh''lai
''' ''' '''o"'to ""l'''d E'l"' = ne" 1lltlf
''' s'"'"n'" "'@
'-'''n ""'>'f"' ana o''"n s'""d> at ht'"ns hInds
"' se"''' II summer "'"
'',e"''' l.i'' a ne" aI1Icir'
%" F'''' 'h''IN'
nih@nnl> elr3l variety
''i''" hU>'li'N' 9'a variety I'll Tie Latest style,
ao,,e fN'll 1l'5ilN ana very t1stN patterns,
rnss Ian nash''ls, collic new sAlc
peau'H"'. md very nem to"ds;
russian Muslin ''mEhln's, entirely new, md very
nrh
Lam 'nd lISnFdhi1'N aud blue BLACK silk, some
very snI'n quality ndlnsue;
iIalh aud hgncd enolned SILKS, oi almost every
shade ct color and quality, very large assortment
iISm'd striped falNNnnc, ne" aud extra Sllh
huods' '"l dhN aW rtcn1ng dresses;
'an6''k TAINTED florIn", beautiful ne" si>le
I'm 'o"ds' l"I DAY AMI evening dresses;
'lSlhrd l'SnetaldaS, white aud assorted Colouts,
entirely new
blaeh and colnhed HomhnllnrS;
bonnet ana lap kibbohIS lugo assortment OF
thr latest lnp"ilaIions;
hell Saln and laitrla H,hhondN;
FANCY i'andheIch''~ aud Slla"ls, OF every de-.
ellpuoh' 4 very large assortment,
hltch' White AMI eol"'ucd paln Satlns.
iNH' 'lf' hsn'd S''ns' al 'Nr'N colour;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
EICunoNn. Jan. 30 lSA;.

have had occasion totry the effect Of D. " Mmtous
"f the Rheumatism IN of my and
of- produced such relief as leads tohop that hri
VIII he elected GTO IsISIIsE
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
Groceries, &c. &c.

And from tn" great care exercised in selecting IT, s
extent and variety, aud having been lao>ty purchased
n,r,iols 10 the recent advance IN the Northern mar
lets. they daitcrthcmsehc> thu lhrvwi be enabled
ia make il to the interest Of all WHO NAV favor Them
with call, 10 purchase.
The, invite attention to the following catalogue,
embracing a portion of thcif stnrk-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21
~ Des Reward.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, resi-,
IL Lynthbme, about the 10 til OF Janua


- AN\WAI from the subscriber, residing III
~ Lynthbu", about the 10 I'll OF January last,
GsGEgs.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, a"cd about
20 wears, a dark mullIto, almost i've feet sin
inches high, very bu,hy head of han, dark grey
eyes, stoopSa great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard, las been for time com plninp on
account of slran ON his left arm near the wrist,
had on when he c grey domestic coal, brown
pantaloons X white hat. From what can learn
his aim is 10 reach free state, and the route ia
ken 10 do SO, i, by the way of Charleston, ON the
kanawha, where he may gain PASSAGE 10 Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any jail, The
said bow 50 that get him, will give $50 II taken
in on : 100 iftahcn out OF the state
CIIRlSTIA\A TODD.
H. The kanaNha Banner and Cincinnati
" hlg will irtscr the above / times, and send their
accounts to tins Office.
Feb. - Is
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
ron 1Q16

'ii subscribers most respectfully tender then
thanks IN their customers and trends, and the
P"oe generally, ior the liberal patronage heretofore
extended towards them. and informs them that they
tc NJ" teccnhg, n their Nttr Fancy and StGpt,
D'y GoodS Store nearly opposite the Farmers Banh,
llom NV Nork. Fhllndelphia aud EaIllmnte. thcln
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MDGROES WANTED.

10y ,ntue Of = decree of The Circuit Superb,
! - Cont ot Law md tlGucclN iot the County al
! AMHERST. pronounced tllc ID ddy oi September
! lStij III the SUITS, Henry &. Eulchet, plantln ~
/ Sterling Claiborne, james Euohc' an Joseph Sta
pies defendants john t.unphcll plaintiff Jauc-
| fnlrlei llemN &. Enlchef, JnseIh staples NIlli
am NJ. W allrr, Sterling Claiborne aud Robcl Mitch
ell defendants aud isohct Ntrh hell palutill. IS.
! James fulchrr, llrnty &. fulehcr. Sterling la,
borne jose h Staple, aud John tmuphc defendants.
! the undersigned, who Is hereby appointed COMMITS
Soncr ioI the purpose, will on the nh day oi MlN
next, proceed ON the picmscs, 10 sell 10 hc meh,sf
/ bidder, ior ready money, the
TRACT OF LAND.
IN the proceedings mentioned, with apun rtaucrs
thereto b. longing M aud being the County 81
/ Amherst, on rnes River, containing brtwccn one
md two hundred acres, aud mosi, low ato,rnds.--
Also the stock al Horses, HOG, 'attc aud Sheep.
N said procrcdnes mentioned, rogclhol with the
Household aud Kitchen Eurntulc, Nc.
TllOS. \. EtBtNk,
ShrW Of lmhest =
April II toN
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NOTICE TO STONE MAsoNs

NOTICE TO STONE MASONS.
4 CONTRACT for building STONE LOtk
\ MOI Sc, On the line OF the james River and
kanawha Canal Will be made with any competent
and res ponSibc Stone Mason.
q = Persons wIshIl" to contract , will make appll-
cation 10 CHARLES ErLrr, JE. at the Washington
Tavern, in The town OF Iynchburg, where all need
tui information will be given,
March u
lust RECElNED.-Norrs Vegetable
- Ilyeican PilS.-.nd for sale by
WILLIAMS ~ VICTOR
April 5t
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Henry 4. Wise, Member of Congress from
lir1iuiU

1t is an extraordinary fact that not~ outstanding
Cambreiehg voted for Mr.. Wise's Resolution cal
ling Tor a COMMITTEE TO examine into the existing
abuses of the Treasury Department, ahdthe Bank
of DcpnSirc- -lor,he truth is not To be disguised 70
the qudhyug ,crm ot supposed abuses, the 70
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""'o Is one al The most desirable assettmcnts tin,
nave ever offered, aud well worth the attention of
purchasers II consists. IN pat, ri the following Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

\ large assortment of Booh5 Honk Bookf, and
Stoiioaory of all kinds, which will b. sold very low,
At wioc~,lc or retail.
Togefh'r lriH %rrot many altar D'S',atie GoodS,
III Of uLjch WW h sohi m mhoie@it Or niahi, on Ht
rfry best trims. ESTES y WHITEHEAD.
Mnal > IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-21

Extra, West OF England
blue. black aud inylsl
bic green Cloths,
Extra Napoleon Npolr
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April | I
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
IttrtffRIn EMqufrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, GwO dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months.
 To companies of any number six, $l 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six $l 75 per year, payable as before. 25 cents will he deducted from each of these prices when payment is made In advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 N" papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of a wish to discontnu must be given before the expiration of year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $1, and the same proportion for two or more sSuares.- Half square, 75 cts. Continuance three weeks 90 pe' cent per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioner Notices, 1 25
 All commu nicalions must be postpaid
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
CONSUMPTION! ASTHMA AND CATARRH

FIN that long train of diseases which seem to grow A with the growth of civilized society, CONSUME TON takes the lead in its relentless inroads upon hu- life; yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome in it's earlier stages It Is only when negec that it arrives al the terrific maturity which often ba1es the sagaciy ofproessona science. An obstinate cough is the customary orerunner ofthe pulmonary consumP tion. Improper neglect in the timely administration of simple and saluary remedies is be reproved by dreadful succession of cons"mptve symptoms; i; oppression of the breasts greenish and bloody spte ureraed lungs and hectic fever shriveIled ex.remi ties. and general emacaton of the whole body; pros tratio" of strength flushed cheeks; swollen feet and legs; and ast D fuli possession ofihe mental ties, and while hope still whispers her at,erng ale . cold extremities, and premature death.
 For the various stages of this complaint, of the most approved remedies ever yet discovered is
 Dr. Relfe's ASthmatic Pills.
 This exceedingly powerful and yet equally safe and innocent preparation, has elected thorough and rapid upon patients supposed have been far advan- ced in confirmed Consumption, and who have exh- bed the appearances which usually indicate fatal termination Ol the disorder.
 As the Pills require in ordinary conine- safety to all ages and classes of people. UnexampIed success has hitherto attended their administration in great variety of cases and the Proprietor refer
 multitude, which testify to their efficacy in reviving :he emaciaed victim from the bed ofdsease, and toring him to the blessings of accustomed health and activity.
 Price $l for whole boxes of 30 pills, and 50 cents for half do. Of l2 pills, with directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
DERII1TATED FEMALES.

VENHE complaints peculiar 10 the female part of the 1 community have been long successfully treated by the administration of the Aromatic Pills, originally prescribed and compounded by Dr.. Relic. They cleanse tue blond troR those disorders of the female constitution, for which the Pills efectuaI speci- fc they restore free Circu aOn, reform the irregM- lar operations of the sanguerous system, and recy the dsordered habits. The proprelors confidence in the superior excellence "f this equally innocent and powerful preparation is founded on the most decisive testimony from many restored patients. He can assure this portion of the puhlc that when
 Dr. ReJe's Aromatic Pills for Females regularly taken according the directions accom- Sanying them, they revive and establish the desired healthy habits, and restore to the pallid couneMance the natural glow oi health aud good spirits.
 Married ladies will find the Pile equally useful ex- cept in certain cases, when they not be taken {; neither must they be taken by persons of hectic sumptive habits. They may be used successfully by either women in all Hypochondrac, Hysieric, Vaporsh disorders. In a cases of this description the Pills purify nvigorate and revive the dsordered system. Price $l 50 d box.
 GJ None are genuine unless signed on the outside prnted wrapper, by the sole prop, ietor, T. KIDDER immediate successor to the late Dr. w. T. CoNwAY.- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. go, Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, aad also by his special appointment, by
 SamueL Buel and /. c. Beck,cith, Litchfeld:
 K. Co,oles, South Farms Daniel Norton.
 Canaan; Judson s Whittlesey, W. Preston j;
 Isaac s. Wdds,oorth. Bethlem; Norto,a &
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy 10 sell again.
 June l. 1ye4w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
PREDICTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1886.


 This year will be famous for thousand wonderful things. From January to De- cember, the days will consist of twenty four hours each: and there will be such a number of eclipses, that many wise people will be in the dark. There will be fogs in Maine, fires in Constantinople. and lack of brains in many fools head.
 South America, this year, will not ex- tend beyond Cape Horn and the North Pole will be exactly in ninety degrees ot latitude. Those who lose money will look sad, and those who are in want of cash when they borrow, will want it more when they come to pay.
 Wisdom will cry aloud, but few will re- gard it. There will be long speeches in Congress but. for all that, Lake Superb or will not be upset.