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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-23
@':,..s ~wxsaxorOS. March IA

A '-''-r'- ~WxSItENaxoN, March lA. r ohe filghf well suppose from the thousand stoFies afloat in Washington that it was the snot where Madam Rumor holds her court 1 It would amuse you beyond measure to hear | the different versions of the causes why Mir. Forsyth attempted to resign, yet did not
 These different pictures take their coloring of course from the several parties most inter- eSted in what is going on, as we'll as what is about to go on. At one moment we are grave ly told that Forsyth and Woodbury have de- manded the removal of Kendall --heaven save the mark! Let us restrain our laugh ter! At another we are informed that Mr.
 Kendall was. voted out of the cabinet! grant you that he never should have been there, but the idea of his being voted out by his present compeers, would astonish me more than his original coming in. saw him going to council to-day myself and have no doubt he was listened to with the most pro- found attention by all present. The time may come when such an affair as his exclusion will happen; but it is not yet; and when Mir. K goes, the old council will follow; but wheth- CT this will be in six weeks or six months, cannot divine; but the earliest period would not surprise me. Ritchie tells us that the cabinet will be a strong one, from which we must infer there wiU be c neao one. The de- lay no doubt grows out of a disposition not to fret the old lion too early after his departure Blair tells his readers that the President is mending every day since he left Washing ton. Little does he know, or his kitchen as- sociates, how deep stake they have in the life of the Roman. The demise of that old man would be a signal for a general break ing up, somewhat after the manner of the Wolga of the whole loco loco wretches that infest the public offices-as we'll as the great CT number of the third and second rate Re- publicans-they hold on c very brittle tenure!
 have not yet been able to learn the true cause why MT. Forsyth made himself so su- premely ridiculous-the affair is patched for the present, not healed! this know that nei- ther he nor Van Buren can ever again be friends; Forsyth will never forgive him that he was the indirect cause of the world laugh ing at his mightiness and Van will never forget the circumstance of being addressed "Mr. Van Buren, President" &c. Mir. For syth's attempt at official suicide reminds me of the wife who in fit of jealousy took poi son in the presence of her husband, but find ing him to look on with the most perfect no.- chalance, had immediate recourse to the stom- ach pump.-N. Y. Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-23
GREAT FAILURES.

The Express Mail from New Orleans to- day has brought us most unfavorable news. It appears that there had been failure of one house derman& & Briggs whose obligations were seven millions of dollars, which had caused other failures Lee, Maddox & Wood, and Barrett & Col to the amount of five mill ions, some of which, it was thought, would again go on. The failures are attributed to immense specrlations in Cotton. We have had in years past large failures, but in con- parison with seven millions they were as rush lights to the face of the sun at noon day.
 N Y ErDress
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-23

The Virginia House of Delegates have pas- sed two bills we think very popular. One making the election for members of Congress and the Legislature to take place on the same day throughout the state. The other caus- ing the Legislature to meet on the lst Mon- day in January, instead of the 1st Monday in December. The Senate have passed the bill relative to the elections, and it becomes a law. They take place throughout the state on the fourth Thursday in April.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-23


 not easy to comprehend. We would, how ever, advise the citizens to put their guns in shooting order. and in every way equip them- selves for service, in the event of being cal- led to the field. But at the same time we caution them not to be moved by idle reports, which too frequently obtain credit.
 We are fully persuaded that the executive and secretary of war are alert, and will give the earliest information of the approach of the enemy.
 A writer from our army under date of l7th inst. says. "the camp presents order, harmo- ny, and spirits, somewhat elate at the pros- pect of having an encounter with the enemy. i"
 An inquest was held over the body of a Mrs. Elizabeth Mcguire, in Bedford, on Thursday week. The deceased had taken violent cold, and called in physician, who bled her, and afterwards administered a draught containing one grain cf Morphine, the effect of which was fatal. A post mor- tenn examination was held at the inquest, by several medical men-who unanimously agreed that this medicine was a proper pres cription in tho present case. but that from some peculiarity in the constitution of the decensed, tt had an unusual effect upon her. The Jury returned verdict accordingly.
 The Boston Herald says, that J. E. Snap. ley, at No. 2, Hanover street, has introduced . new and beautiful article-truly curious Q basket made cf ClOves, which emits pleas ant perfume. The cloves arc strung on wire like beads, and make an excellent 6aaket foV {! the centre table.
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FHSHE convenience oil a cheap remedy, in
III the form Pills, suited to the commence
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s'omacb b and bowels, requiring cntharlic medi
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CARMINATlYE .ALsAN


FTlIIE par icular attention oi the public i
Il requested to. this valuable Medicine,
which has acquired an unriyalcd reput ton for
curing hlaIrhG", or 10 semess, nysenery,
Sick and e,yous headache, Crnlera Murbus,
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New Jtrse,.
Rev, 4. J. X It's, Pastor 2d Baptist Church
phl'elphia Rev VIM H. con (M u Pas
,oI Of the BAPTIST Church, Wuodstown, N j.
Rev. G.. j Hopkin', Of Freehold N. J Rev.
+. NJ Barber Reading, Pa, DR.. NJ l.,
Kunpr late Physic en- 20 the Baltimore by
spensary AID agent Tor he Ma land Vac CT G
institution DIR. VIM Steeling, Bridge ON,
N j,--Aud host of others ,qually respecta
BILE
preprred and sod by DR.. Jayne, sole
proprietor S"lrm, N,
And may hc had of DIR. Isaac Swift. .RsveHpp,
Ohio Where also is k pi Jayne's Indian Ex.
pectoran'--tEe n ost stful medicire for coug y
Gods. lnhuenza, looping cough, pains and
weakness of the Brea I and other Pulmonary
affections.
Raw ma, May II. 1887. 1
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EIOKsINeEsaS
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
EIeUGy r. .Eg9ge,
EeUey, & .Kgake,


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ttmate Distinctions, ftuers, SSc.
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Directions inside me Box.
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UX1k.NE4CAL PAAS9ER

A important remedy fora II those who are
"A "(lcted with innamu.atury complaints
" ITS easing pain, conuteraCiing inl ANNA
tlons. and giving speedy relici without hi.a
gferablc sensations, and l0rIts active strength
ening& sodoric prorcrties-an eifectualft medy
Tor The Rheumatism, crauIp, aGue IN the breast,
burns, bruises. scruiola, old sures ulcers Of all
most trJdescripiion, particularly lever sores
Those persons suffering with liver complaint.
pulmonary Gisenses, s,ihhammaion on the lung
with pains in the side aud breast, hrnuache,
paius and weakness III the back. wiii find relic
Hhd mall cnstsit may tcusrd with safety II
inc pam be III the j"lnis, ii has proved most et-
! c'ual by applying ito Tie feet. Ii should
be spread thin On son ,hcr ur paper, and up-
Phed 10 or as hear to the part afflicted g pos.
Sihle In case OF severe inhaurnatiun, bleeding
an" " d"se or tw" otgentie rhyslc mhy be ne.
ctsshry, and H." plaster wants changing, ard
thin coat added every twenty tour bours. In
case o'ievtr sore, taiIy use oi syrup made OF
the Burnock Root tor some weeks Wort Je
useful ana important.
II will be !ouni highly useful for ;a;ts on
the feet, also Ior e,rnirs aud Bruiscs or aorsts
Maze and sold, huie,ait aud Tei.J hc E
DEAN, ~ lis Drug ~ Me'ica Stcr-, West.
field ChHntauque county, NY.
REGON.MEND.4 7IOES.
7" THE aFrLIcTED,--Thi may certify, that,
hating h,c.. oiG;vtcd for five years past with
wlul iHe notinrs caiI the uervuhs rheurkatistn,
u my hip, legs, and =et, co that The cords con.
iracicd, and lost ne rse of them, IN a great
meaenre- my leet especially, had Ccc"n.e al
mosl useless, tha, have called On ply siCians,
'rJm every quarter, both Botanic End Ap"the.
cary, wi'h0ut any eject and having mndeuse
of he CheinlcAi i!!Hstci, v bich las rr!ive'l re
from pain, uoScd the cords, and restored iry
in,bs bs to health III a shnrt mr.
MARTIN CRANE.
MenhoD, July rs, lsa2.
This may Ger il, that have been afflicted
with the rhenn,nt'smin in my ftonsder, in such
manntr that | could NJ I rhise my hand 10 my
heud,r' applied the chemical pinstef, witch
Effected a cure IN less than as honrs.
Mrs. E. WILCOX.
jamestown. September 20, 1892.
have witnessed: in M inveterate cDse of
Fesersore, Of tour years standing, in my lnmi.
Iy,an entire cure was eficctet, ~ the above
Plasttr,ln about tour weeks. VIM. BKiTTON.
Wtstiield, June 4. 1895.
have been afflicted for six years with an
ininmmatorJ rheumatism, in my ieet and limbs
attended with agnnizing pain, depriving ne OF
sierp hnd ease at tiines, night ana day have
sought in vain tor mcGicai rellei. unt il hearing
OF the Chemical Plaster. sold bv e. Dean,
which has afforded imMe,i iiate relief. My feet
wer" III such agony that il seemed hs il they
would split open. | applied n plaster and IL
few hours they we're perfectly easy and free
from pain. VIM. CHASE.
Wes'hrld, Aug S, 1888.
017-F"r sale by ISAAC SWIFT,
April %, 1895. Ruvcnnn.
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VEGETABLE
nHEETs Ng1ATIC DG CPS.

iSmANY artclesarc before the pubic, US
IsA cure for that most obstinate and Iofae"
my disease the rheumatism, and from close
observation, we are led to believe they lhre at
sers great extent, failed to produce that Gc-
sirabir result aud RAY il not be atiribnteu I.
the fact that articles said to cure this trouble
disorder, ale also recommended 10 cuie
almost every disease with which our iran! ZOO
les are attacked, and in theirpreparutioi
Objects Kept in view, viz: to have the medi
cine cure for all diseases
The Vegetable Rheumatic Dropsare offered
to the putlic as II remeMy for Rheumatism;
and as no case is known where perfect cure
was not effected, we are iustidrd in declaring
ita valuable medicine for that ps in'ul disrate
ana for no o other is 1t recommended --Price 81
Cents.
CERTIFICATES.
Mcs.rs. o. & s. Crosby &Uo. Gentlemen.
feel huppy in having it in my power to state
to you the good effect Of your Vegetable Rheu-
matte Drops, or sure remedy, had III restoring
Tie from sick bed. Ia the nIuntl OF A pril laet,i
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tirely unable to help myself coulG not st
much as turp mysellin bed. and il WAS with The
greatest difficult, that could be moved init
l tried various kinds OF medicine, and WAS at,
tended Nv a s.iiiiul physician, hut to no ell
feet, antil made use Of yuuI Sure Rensedy ,
which when applied as directed, gave NE I'M
mediate relief. Withinn short time nuCricom
,nenced using It, was ahIe to ride ont and ut
tend my usual business. | can chreiiuLy se-
commend it iu ihe public MS being good med
cine tor Rheumatic culnpinints. Hs il has beet
number OF months aud | have had no return
AARON HOLpRiDGE,
CnInmbus Ohio Nov lst 1890
Messrs Crosby's& Go. was afflicted for
several months withihp rheumatism ;au, r,av.
ing used ,very r. mcdy recommended hy the
most eminent physicians withininI reach with.
out success, al Icl'gth procured u bottle o.
our Rheumatic nr"ys or Sure Remedy, an,!
made the application ae dirertet, rd before
had used one half OF il, a perfect cure ~"a ei.
Iccted aud TO 81, knowledge the SAINT ootti:
cured two of my ucighh"rs. II is now about
two gears since used your r'ediG'rr, and !
have not been troubled With the EheumHti.p
since. Rolin,,. SIAl,it Nc.
Marian, Marion Go, .. May %, 1885.
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Ear. lPn J on,. h.rl7 lsaa

Eait, PA y Oct her II 1879.
The subscrihc's HAVING Hl't..r, III, lea.
sing fleets OF Or fb"nasN Whites Wy. table
Tpth Acht Ht"f. ~ asjensuft ~ r. cum
mending il To thnsc iiht re aiiirt,d wit,. III,
Tooth Ache, as u 'a,e, Hi,i ~, II, i eases i.rr
eotll efficient res,'tH tn iira,NIc T.
4 BEHEE. Ph, sirrsn.
II. l.. HARVEY, FG Euc Observer.
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o. N, SAGE, Denti.t
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CERTIFICATES.

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pericuce, am decidedly at The op,niou II q, i,
will have II very bent fcini effect Ia preser, my
the teeth; nnd recommend ii. hrliug il nuy
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Gus TO ycu'aei
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DIR. JUDKIN $
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So EzG1E'&G GSA5 I &ga T. Sss&
ssilio valuable mrGIcurts Gcirl rni,d 81
l. cuting gWnneSwriIiuss oic,eiy "e-criptioi
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CERTIFICATES.
Washington, March %, 1880
Sir--My son being afflicted for five years
with White Swelling, and having appiico eve.
~ remedy recommended by the most eminent
hysoans within my reach, without success,
at length procured one jug Of Dr. Judkin's Pa.
tent Specific Ointment rnud state for the btnc'
Gil ut the afflicted, that before one jug was uso,
perfect cure was effected. My son has en-.
10Y ed good health ever since. have no doubt
to the Ointment alone ha is indebted, ns no.
thing else was used Tor more than nine months
before the applicaiion OF thr Oin'n"ut.
Respectfully, JptlN LOCKE.
have made use Of De- Judkn's Ointment,
and IL hhs provei mast valuahie medicine to
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with chill bains, and was obliged To wear In
dian-RuhNcr Shoes, till made use of he
OIntmcnl, which effected an entire cure. i
is nlso the best remedy for sores and wounds,
have ever used III my Gniy.
PARBEY GODDARD.
Worcester, Mass. Aprff II, 1884,
CS5~For sale by
u. S. BRISTOL Ravcnna.
J. ID. COMNiNS. Arrrn.r
KENT u BREW STER, Hudson.
April %, 1896, 5l--ioJeuw
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IN eighteen months
EPllEN WOODEN, Administrator Of
Israel isbel, deed.
Ta'lmage. April i3 1877. '4l49
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