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-,osra tbanss to his friends and the
- ~. S..1tS liberal share Of patrcnags
~ ya2. y b ~ n ne establishment Of nsa.
tesl, = ~, i.;, ~. that Of sInporting and
bsspsSsn sI. =. ~ on Commission only, BY
sell, ..s.l.oge y piece at private sale, and q
.ne :o $3.50, s,sti5g he lotDest price each art
- :, ~" bees to intimate, that his business
Nh IS continued during the summer On ..a
WI WI - ssock n Div Goods, &c, beng much
anO ~. $50 =, = ne fv p Vide the Tag Asses
s,s y PsSort m and decidedly the cheapest,
~ ~ ts ~ report Of every purchaser, he
S soOS. ~ a continuance Of that patronage
LEsI SjSgunrenitting attention to business, Il
W.. %'.iTI ever be is endeavor to merit.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07


rrAS JIJS,f RE RLeD the following
articles. which together with his pre-
vi;oIls stock On hand e 5ll5I1 cheap for cash.
Cincinnati Rectiied Vhiskey,
New England Rum ~ ~
Coniac, Peach and Apple Beandies,
hfclasses, N. q. Sugar, cd and new crop
81 the hid. OF barre,
Rio Coffee, Nv Western I lolf. 1919
% bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar, z.
Nansemond Oysters in hf. gall. jars,
Salt, Lamp Oil (wintef) 80 3 q
Raisins, Palner's Plonghs,
Bacon hams Begging and Rope, s
Spices, Pepper and Ginger,
Aitecat & Malaga Wines BY the barrel,
Old Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines BY
the cass or dozen,
Chateau Margaux and ST Julien glaret
by the dozen,
Assorted Cordials by the barrel.
Columbus, may %, 1888. 51u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
c.. S. AKIN

" AS now in store the following, with many
H other articles in his line, which he offers
cheap for cash,
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
n. Q. Brown Sugar, old and new crop,
Coffee, MOlasses,
Salt, in and 2 bushel Sacks,
Nails and iron assorted,
Coniac, Peach, and Apple Brandies,
Old Rye and double rectified Whiskey.
Superfne eastern Flour,
Bacon hams,
Lard, Mess and Prime pork,
Cheese, Potatoes, Almonds,
Raisins, Picked oysters, put up at Nor
folk, Va, superior article.
Cigars from very fine to common.
Soap, ginger spices,
Stone ware &c.
Old Madeira, Pure Juice,
Port and Sherry Wines in casks and
bottles, by the dozen,
Mountain Malaga, by the cask.
Claret assorted, &c.
Columbus, Feb. q, 1897.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
Summer CInfhinn

,TRoTTER & sYMONS
HAVE lately received a general assert.
- ment Of Summer Clothing, consisting O
Frock coats and coates, Vests, Pantaloons.
Shrts' Drawers Gloves, Suspenders, Collars.
&c. Also, Shoes, Hats Hardware, GINS
Cutlery Saddlery, Crockery, Dry Goods. 81.
purchasers. s.1's''7'
June l2,--39-H 30
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
SOUTHERN ARGUS
Weekly Newspaper PUBS
CoLuMBus. MISSILE

COLUMBUS. MISSISSIPPI
This journal has been publishlT
years and although it has, uni bE
comparatively diminitive sAeet !as
port extended to il has been fsitsu
isiaetory u the proprietor. It's le
on a double Medium sheet On eaus
Type. and vies In point Of appeaT.1a !. Z
most besVtiui newspapers IN The S'.S
The Editor deems # altogether ID
to make an elaborate statement q uls
politics which win be advocated y Y
Of the ARGUS, as almost ever
State g already aware the course %,
TO pursued; a course it VII ns5s
while It il under the control q 2,
Editor. Il has uniformly opposed ?,
present Administrations Of the 6ele
ment, for the reason that the Ealla
believes that the doctrines proma
tanned By them are ubversiFe q y
on THE STATES = and ruinous g =
terests Of the people at large, Pc
people q the South
Southern interests and Souths
WIN find IN The ARsus a sincere e
fendsl. and tie doctrine Of sSfli5
e understood by that patriarch. y
cEacy IHoMAs JEFfERs0S, WI 3 u
adgocated 70 The oFefihrOFmg
EiOlts NRocr1ei Of Martin Van 1-'
followers,
The columns 81 the AReVs ui ..
ed and made interesting b. th -
whatever can instruct, anus -
Eeneral reader as ven as he g. Y.
The ladies win always End ~
columns 90 please them; "a shql
am Of The Editor to make his
vizlIer g every liresde. ~
ire Dollars ysaI 2.
iel4 and llly Gers ior six 80
al-l1gs q. advance. ANY peIsol -
Ee y clihe's and ifoInaI
I've Dollars IN cur Bark
saall receive 3 cory. rlllilss. orl
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THE Fifteenth volume, Sixth New Sc
ues) VIII commence on the 23d Of june
+ next at the low rate of One Dollar per an
mum ~ advance, OF One Dollar ard Eta
Cents At the expiration Of three months
rom the time Of subscribing. Any person
who VIII remit us Five Dollars, nee 81 post
age, shall receive six copies. and any person.
Who VII remit ns Ten Dollars, free Of post.
ege, snall receive We've COPIES and one co.
pyo Of either Of the previous p6lhne
- 10 subscription received al ah 6aa
years
sA3st 1els viii DE amount
-.....l..L q Il sent 81 lie 2 81 1nss
oH a. een sisat. ~ Els nn5
800 EAAl GODDARD.
~ EDITORS s.
respectfully reg aeslsd 70 GIVE tbs sss.s ~ !
few Insertions, a. at lsari s rss;cs z @..s
ceive subscriptions.
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FOR SALE Or RENT,
Notice to Agents Of the Oahla -.
States Insurance Company OF

NOtlCe GO Agents NAzfs-- -. 3 p
States Insurance Company o.
1ISe civ Of New York.
YnNHE Accents Of this Company, residing n
tbis md other States are respectfully
,,Tc+;6o5 that their respective Cash subscrIp-
t., = ,s sock. are required to be paid at
u ~, l,lk 81 this city on or bgfOre the Isl
~. ~. - I'M, there to remain subject to
~ s ay,ler 81 tie Directors. Those who wish
~ ;,r-aase then apportioned amounts can do
- slider 81 cash payments, or secured by u.
Stsfas. State or Bank Stock which are above
- Persons residing in the inland cities and
towns 81 this or any other State ii the Union,
Who nav be disposed to secure to themselves
~ 20 any friend the permanent agency of this
company for the purposes Of Life and Fire In
sarance, are informed that By taking $1,000 to
$1,000 Of, the stock, In cash subscriptions
themselves, or by obtaining that amount.
among their friends, they VIII thereby be emit
tied to the permanent agency of the company
for the county wherein they reside and can
probably make from 800 to $500 year
commissions, or 10 per cent. on the amount
OF premiums they receive, more OF less. The
business Of the company at present is con
fnedIto Marine Insurance. The BIN for the
amendmentof the charter. whereby to Obtain
the additional privilege for Fire Insurance,
was reported faUourably at the last session
Of the Legislature, and the application
for Life and Fire. Insurance priyileres wiill
be renewed il January next, and 40 gxer-
tons VII be spared to secure both. About
100 agents have already been est abHshed for
Marine Insurance il 81 the principal seaports,
who VIII also be authorised fonake FIRE insu-
rance As soon as the charter IS amended.
which win be IN January next. With the
wide distribution Of the stock, and the large
amount Of annual premiums which VIII be Re-
ceived by the comp lover one million and d
hall At the lowest estimates, the stock cannot
but command high price, and there Is 10
doubt but # gi pay interest Of twelve per cent
per annpna and a al probability over twenty
five per cent Every agent vii Be furnished
with pcs i've g actions a tie actions d
bis bushes and in M one n 81 town.
Re Be allowed 70 IKE amount s.
one h5olhooa' nor over Or board
b BAIC
KEfTFYf1f4 a ~ pahk elle,. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
MONEY!.M ONEYw


" ME subscriber now occupies the well
Il known Public House of entertainment,
m the town Of Haysville, Leake County, Miss.
on the Robinson Road, formerly occupied by
Pc. Anensworth. No pains nor expense viii
Be spared for the accommodation of Travellers.
de designs not to be excelled by any estab-
hshment Of the kind, on said Road.
WILLIAM TABER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
PROSPECTUS

tetts OF THE
SOUTH WESTERNJoURNAL.
HNHE extensive and growing interest Of the
II Southwest, its moral and social i'm
provement, and lis, increasing literary and sci
enttlc demands, have awakened attention to
the fact that In this highly important portion
Of our country there's no Journal or paper ex-
cluslyely devoted to literature and sciende, adj
vocahng the doctrines Of no partu. q
Feeling the necessity Of such paper. the
Jefferson College and Washington Lyceum
contemplate cor publishing periodical to be en-
titled "TdE SOUTHWESTERN JOUR.
NAL to be devoted to literature and science
ana az subjects interesting to the general rea-
1t win be published senni-rnor,;;,,,;;v. m ,ba :;
tyof Natchez and win contain sixteen ';, 0,s N
quarto pages similar form to the aPennv Mo-
anne on hne paper, and protected bv 4 goed
envelope so that it may be conveyed to snv
distance without injury. The pages Of he
envelope VIII be appropriated to advertisements
and general notices, ,|sife 'sA-'S
The editorial department win be conducte3
oy gentlemanlong known in the Commune
y as an able and spirited editor, whose zesl
IN SUBJECTS OF literature and science win rem
aer nun an efficient director of such a public
15wM be remembered that We have No
work N the South-West similar to the s,.';,
contemplation and every one who feels :
pIiae ~ any enterprise calculated to enbance
me social and moral character Of our countS,S
should come forward and assist in CARVING f;s
worthy enterprise into operation.
Fecunlary emolument constitutes no nart a.
tle o9lect @ thus publication. It IS Iiot, IN
sSillso g 9elent any individual or the LYceum
ne = z PecuniaLy point Of view Their sole Oh
49, , y . advance k1oWledge and dffIhse 4
$50 soL sae refined enioyments Of Literature
Nothing is wanting 70 the aceo1,nl;.sb,,ss.
OF the wshesof the ycernl but t5e Tssr--
age Of the Community and 4 IS eznects5 -.
tins patronage VII Be promptly and cbesrs,TI,
extended. - - u ~
Al communications n reference. 4, =,
IIodlcai should be addressed. povt na;5 - ~.
Secretary Of the Lyceum, Nsfchas - 49,
lllglen Mss The subscrintion 49,. (. ~
"a cases "a advance. 49, - -
ne nrst humber Of this parsr MIN II. sss,,..
70 October. f69 "a iafA
Us CIV. n FORBES
~ s.. g. ERWIN
81 81 THACHER
81 "A. VAN HOES 81
G, FORSI7EY.
necius Connie
". j. II PIE sntne d bscf,,e -
sslaorised % g e, that he plosse 81 -
eoulh@ stern ere is mithdrayvr
w YOU'D also request TIE s4i;tos
tlas e.l g aeaeen States % ave So
ITO IL tpEf.,f
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Western Bank Note COmpsG
WOODRUFF TyGszga q co.

Cincinnati, Ohio.
HAVE made extensive arrangements In
IL render their Engraving Establishment
complete, and are now prepared to perform
any work in their line of business They have
procured new designs for vignetts &c, ana
orders for '---~
Bank Notes, Maps, plans, &C..
on COPPER lad STEEE.
viii be attended to with promptness and de.
spatch Bank Note Paper from the best and
most celebrated paper mills IN the Union.
They have appointed p. BYRON BARKRR. Of
Columbus, tMi) their Agent, who win attend
to any orders that may be left with him. i
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
Dissolution.
march Is, 1888.
CIR EN- HILL

CIR TEN HILL
HAVING purchased the In
Ii terest of F. Hooker in the
business conducted by Hooker g.
Hill, viii be pleased to receive the
- orders of the public. His stock of
Drugs and Medicines
is very complete, andwill be rendered more so
by continued accessions. He Is now receiving
a choice assortment of Fancy Groceries and
Pickles, among which are superior Wines on
draft and in bottles, Mixed Pickles, Ketchup,
John Bull beefsteak sauce, Preserved Rhubarb
for pies and tarts, Preserved Damsons for pies
and tarts, Picked Lobster, Sardines, Rasp-
berry Brandy, do Syrup, Lemon Syrup, Guava
Jelly. A general assortment Of Garden Seeds,
from D. Landreth's, Philadelphia to which he
invites the attention of the public.
march 13. 26tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07
~ EeoeIved bY SfeaIasE

- aqaihonal quantity Of Salt, Molasses.
M NJ ineeghed Whisky, Old Cogniac 5tand5yi
naaJSss IS Philadelphia Porter, Leaf Lard "
s si.an h e; Candies, Havana Sugar, best
~ 1850 u.s.. cigars, Bagging a Rope Gor sale cheap
June Ilth, 1888. c.s. AKIN.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07

NorIcr = rRAviTEtrERs come NORTH.

NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS sVl9s INOh4h'
TVHIs splendid line of four horse Post
u Coaches Is u successful opeTatlon, ana
gusta. Geo. Passengers can be assured Of
more comfort and expedition BY Their line than
any other nov running 70 Augusta; Ihe COM
pany have spared neither pains nor money to
procure the best Troy built Coaches, excellent
and wen fraiined Horses. experienced, sober and
careful drivers. ess ssAssg &. +
To avoid impositions repeatedly prachsed on
the travelling community By contractors at all
times craving monopoly passengers viii be
careful going North not to take their passage
farther than Montgomery, on any other inter-
secting line, where they win at an times have a
preference on the Peoples line for Augusta.
= This line runs fortY-tive miles on the Angus
ia and Athens Rail Road; which win land pas
sengcrs in Augusta, ahead Of the Mail Line
several hours. GEO. w. DENT.
Agent for the Company.
(laSea4 hfonfenpnplar a Ia
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lzrIrl m = q esIIl.Y ElLl III 80.

81 IN IS 4ORIAf. Il1l3A kls lN 1Elt
SUBsTREASl11tA BllIiss
ME undersigned have been induced,
at the instance of 8 numbel Of friends
q undertake the publication of the great
debate III the Senate On this subject between
Messrs. Webster, Calhoun and Clay! II
q Sufficient number Of subscribers are OBJ.
tanned "a authorize the additional expehce,
those Of Messrs. Wright and Benton win
be added, the latter being nece sary to a
full understanding Of the subject. The
three first have been received BY the coun.
try as the most splendid specimens Of INTEL
lectuai ef5rt Of modern times. Those of
Messrs. Benton and Wright, WHO did not
participate n the personal contest with the
three first named Senators, are explanato-
ry ofthe Bill, and the subject is SO impor-
tant that it is thought desirable to publish
them altogether. This work should be
heept by every gentleman, to whatever pro-
fession be belongs, as d book ofstatistica.
reference uponthe subject of the currency.
Il is proposed topublish them in convel
nient form, upon good paper and neatly
hound. Economy viii be- consulted.
Each volune Whit is supposed, contain
900 pages octave. The cost Of each num-
Der Is not yet ascertained. The work
win be commenced as soon as a sufficient
number of subscribers are obtained to de-
fray expences. Subscribers viii receive
copies to the amount of their subscription,
at the lowest cost at which they can be
printed. Subscription lists are at our
Store, Dauphin st. and at the Printing Of
fees inIthe city.
| J. S. KELLOGG & co.
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j. BOOT M0
SHRnEll. =. llE.N'TTSE

SURGEON DENTIST
.6NMMN I'll 5 AslSG od sosn 50
GD&aS by the Ladies and Gen.
tlenen Of Columbus and
its vicinity. for the three last years. begs leave
still to offer them his professional services, and
pledges himself to perform all operations in
the line of his profession, in the most modern
and approved style. In addition to ordinary
operations, he VIII perform the following in the
most scientific manner. LIST. Put in whole
sets of teeth, mounted on gold, with spiral
springs. ID. Supply the roofs of mouths,
where practicable, Off deficient either from
nnalformation or accident) with gold. Sd,
Cure inhammationin the Antrum, Cheek bone)
sc. He feels confident from his long expert
ence and former success, that he win give sat.
sfaction to all who may favor him with call.
Room on the second floor of II. w. Hunts
brick building, where he may be found at al
times, unless professionally engaged,
REFERENCEs:--
/ Doctors Lipscomb, Guitar, Jones, Estes, ana
Mal0ne-CO Young, Mr.. Robert Bruc,
Water, Mr.. Hubbard, Francis r. GregoYz
Esq, r. Exams Esq, Mr.. VIM. B. Winston
MgJ. VIM. DotOsing, Col. J. d. Bib, E. f.
Calhoun, Col. j. NJ ByrT, Jq@1es J. PulIer
Esq. 90
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-REW GOODN.


HxHOSE indebted to the subscriber win
please call and settle their notes and ac-
counts with l. M. KNAPP, he being fully author
lied to act for me and settle such claims during
my absence. ]. s. TAFT.
may 22.-363m
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07

- - Az 0NA Ns438k - 4t
e. -. a.. ~ g BAKER win continue
i'I.;. 3 piaelce Medicine Is partnership .
! ...l.t once 4 8 door To Their 81 =,
1l;lI 2. ersqns requiring theif eTviice
g me s1safe punctaailty BY sendina -
fhosa ~, i, q slate is provided ior
theirnanes. ~. .l.sa g leaVe
lan p 1893 1e-a
& s ONE d 1. 6 r 7c.r6os--
Eonss .oD
xrF4 Iss pnf.
~ Practice S c;2s.,;s q
tllaess w.
anl Noxnbee 49, " lnason
Nam Street, one 49, g
fiilInpaFias clotinn lors
Columbus, Nov g, 1853
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
TIME SUBSCRIBER has placed all the
h Notes and accounts due the late firms
Of Estes Gibbs & Co. and Estes & Co. in the
hands of Dickinson and Boylin, Esqs for col
lection. Allpersons Undecided to the above
firms win do well to cali on them irnmediate-
", and iqmdate their liabilities.
WILLIAM J. ESTES.
Columbus May LIST, 1888. 33f
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Law NOTICE,
s TEPnEA d. .1.srm

STEPnEd n. 9sasM, s
ATTORNEY AT LAW,l
w Ii. contnue to devote hts time and
y attention assidionsly to the duties Of bis
PPIlolesslon; and WI practice in the Circuit
courts Of Lowndes Monroe, Noxubee, Ken.
Per, Winston, Oaktbbehaw. Chickasaw. ana
l Y; counties; and IN Che Supreme and
CnGalnceFg Courts. ct Jackson AIississiibDi1
Office ia Columbus, Miss' = .'s-s-1
January 10. 1887 I7ts
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6g1TACIMElgTS. AIiiapit IA Atishs
IA msnt. ara Bonds q a fiaclment 81 DE
heot and very convenient, fnFsale a OH DE
leo al Rhds and alganeiy Of other juslif
~ Al htonef's Blanks
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DC. DC.
On Saturday, the 23d of June, 1888, viii
be issued the first number of the Fffeeu6
Volume Sirth Ne,o Series) Of the RURAr
REPos1ToRY. - $500 :
Onissping the proposals for neso vol,sue
Of the Rural Repository, the publisher ten.
ders his most sincere acknowledgements to all
contributors, Agents and Subscribers, for
t9e liberal support which they have afforded
nun from the commencement Of this pubhca-
tlon. New assurances on the part Of the pub
Usher OF periodical which has stood the test
OF years, would seem superHuous. be wHl
therefore only say, that i win be conducted
ont simlarplan and published u The same
form as heretofore, and that no pains oT gx-
Pense will be spared to promote Their gratIti-
;cal execution and original and select mat
tor
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S. KELLOGG CO Booksellers and
stahne Danrhin Street, Mobile. s3
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April 8, 1885.
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PFISTER & GOODWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
L6ecIbIgeEG EsOQ0gtS.eFs . PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers. two dollars per year. payable before the expiration Of To companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year, payable above To companies less than six, SI 75 per year, payable as before. g cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of year.
 6-ADvERr1s1NG One square, three insertions. Sl, Halfa square, 75 cts Continuance oyer there weeks 20 per cent per week: A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months
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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

ject. Those hands of a lover, which. at the hrst interview, do nothing but twist d hat, show bashfulness and iimidity bwe when two hands, whose owners belong tO the different sexes, cordially press each other, they speak at that moment so much. | that it would require volume to exuress il in words; their hearts start into their fin- gers, and every finger is ,ranslorm med into a tongue. Aud in this manner two friends may silently tell each other the most affcc- ,i"matc things. Both may be deaf and dumb and blind, and suffer the deprivation otall else immature; but the voiceless elo- qucnce is lost only with life.
 Almos, all passions and operations ofthe mind may be expressed in this dialect, and be understood by people of all nations and tongues. The lovers hand coolly with- drawn tells of gloomy shadow passing a,hwan the heart in 6lful caprice or heavy sorrow; but the hand extended again recalls all the warm and balmy glow of reconcili- alton. The strongly clenched hand beto- kcns anger in all its gradations. from resent ment to rage and revenge. The raised fn- ger threatens; when bent it betokens to persuade. A finger placed upon the lips luCutCdiCS UiSCFetiOus uC duCI0uS G0VS resented the god of Silence in this attitude. Two hands firmly grasping each other are the symbol of fidelity. The hollowed hand implies alms; the hand hard upon the heart protests the hand upon the forehead .hinks; the hand behi ind the car expresses difficulties the fore finger of the hand laid across the other, speaks the language of scOrn aud malicious joy the point of the fore finger agains. the point of the thumb. and then knowingly whipped to the nose, is the language ofthe profoundest contempt flor which our worthy Recorder once sent contumacious young urchin, who was d witness in his Court, 10 Bridewell. But time would fail us to sketch even the first elements of manual language; we must re- fer to the works on oratory, aud oven these contain only some scanty rudiments.
 ". Y. Era.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
DUNFRIES' REMEDY FOR
 THE PILES,

1NNHE proprietor hegs leave 10 recomme"d t"hFeh E lie does with the iulles, confdencej one ot the most valuable remedies knnwn Tor luis troublesome and painful con,pla'" Wnho"i going into de'a'i' he dre,ns il enough say, he has in his the most undauhied e e<nnnais h il has complete fy ans,re,ed hs purpose for whieh IS intended, than say O,her pnpmiar medicine.
 This rem,edy s perfectly easy in i's application. l." all conditions, ages and sexes Full directions d@s- crip,on "G ,he complaint. &,c accompany each n"ck' eI which consists of iw" boxes, OOme" and E'ect'- ary Price, $i fer the whole, 50 cents iI but one of lhe articles is wanted.
 rY Nope grnaiue U,'ess signed o" the outside nri"- ted wrapper by ,he sale prcpri,tor. IT. KDDER. imme- e.le A, his Coun.ins Room over N, 99 C,urI-s street. near Concert Ha, Bo n, and also by his special ap- psinim"n., by
 Drs. Buel and Bsckvith, Lacafsld; E. Coaoles,
 S,u.h Farms; J. c. Steucns, Canaan;
 Msssrs. Loomis, Bethlem. . December IA. Oe5wty2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
Geese Feathers.

TTyHE subscribers have made arrangements 1 to keep constantly on hand a superior article of Geese Fcathers-and will at all times furnish any quantity. from 20 to 1000 lbs. at as low prices as they can be ob- tained of equal quality in the state.
 s. & L. HURLBUT. WinekesGer, Jan 9, 1858. y%32