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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-12-05

HAVING fitted up a new and more con.
IL venient shop, would informbi friends
and the public generally that he still contin-
ues the business of Clock and Watch repair
ing and that from bis experience and skill,
and by constant attention to this important
branch of business, hopes TO give general sd.
tisfaction, and receive d share Of public pat
ronage. ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment of WATcHEs AND JEWEL
LERs' Goops. consisting Of leveg, lepine, and
common scapennent Watches, ear rings, fin.
ger rings, breast pins, silver spoons, specfa.
Giles, thimbles, pencil cases, butter knives and
sugar bows, plated spoons, neaFlsighted spec
facles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twec.
GERS, tuning forks. Music Boxed, Ciarionets
Flutes, Flies, violin strings. clarionet reeds,
clarionet and fife Preceptors, She'll Combs,
Watch oil, &c. ALSO,
DR.. VIM. Evans carnomiie. @nic and IA
miiy Aperient Pills, with directions, recon.
mended highly for dyspepsia, Aeryous, and
all stomach complaints.
Also, DR.. Evans Soothing SyHip, for teeth
ing, with directions,a real blessing tomothcrs.
Also, DR.. Hunts celebrated Pills for Con-
sumption & Liver COMPARTMENTS directions.
Also, Dr.. Goodies Female Domestic Pills,
with ample objections. The above medicines
prepared by DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New York sold here hy
r. MERRIMANI Agent
s9ss5 Toe rods east cf ihe Pyesbgt&ian Ckurch.
Eitchfield, Dec. Q. .sa 81
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III AS this day received from New. YcFis
- an addittonalsupply of NEW GO0DSs
which makes his assortment large ana extern.
sive-c consisting Of a great variety Of Bro1a-
cIothsunusually low many ofwficli are we'll
calculated for Ladies' CIoaks; Cassimeres.
Satiinets, Beaver Cloths. Pilot Clotlis, Rose
and horse Blankets, lnfDb'swool Shirts, Elan.
nels, wool Mittens and Gloves, lined beaver
ana horse skin do; Rob Roy and Merino
Shawls, French and English Merino Cloths,
y, de Laines; Bo,nbazines; Eheefings,
Snirtlngs, Marseillcs Bed Qaiits, Corded
okirls, Napt Cottons. Linens, CaInbrics, Lin
On H'dts. blue black Silk Velvc,s, light and
gaIk colored Dress Silks, great variety Of
Ribbons. with most articles in the Dyv Goods
line Also, Skates. Powder Easks: Knives
and Forks, Penknives. and general assort-
meEf of light HARDwARE Goons. LOAF. lnmn
and brown Sugar, Coffee, Raisins, &c.-NWith
Q new supply Of Hysons Young Tyson, and
Pouchong TEAS, Of the latest importation.
warranted fresh and good. One two barrel
andone single do. patent twist superior Foacl-
'ag Pieces All Of which viii be sold cheap
forcash. or on a short credit.
llitchfeld N0u 81 %
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49, A4ANe
40 tins village, on The 18th ul By Rev. Mr.. Brace
NJ. EHARLEs 3. WHALES 70 Miss HARRIET r. Nrous
Good luck TO them for they didn't forget 10 send me
primer hls loaf Of cake.l ff.f T1xsF ~ 81
Charley loves good ale and wine,' az
An old Song will fatigue us; J.4.s0
AID 20 the TemperaDoe cause to Join, s,s,
i =, lie must be fund Of Mcgee. ~ 4sf
q ~ washington. MIR. Julins e Clark to Miss Emily
In Wolcottvlle, on the 9Th nit Mr.. Henry /.
sseakson. ct NswMilfords 70 Miss Roxey E. Taylor.
Of the former place. 500 ~ 80 7-'
In New: Milford. Mr.. George Mcmahon. 10 Miss
laura mi; Mr. Joseph NJ. Nc ahon, 70 Miss So.
ran a. Barnes, all Of New-MilfGd. 6E
DIED.. gs
40 this town. on the 9Th inst Mis- Desire Gfisw0ld,
wiaow OF the late James GriswOld, aged "a
an ms town. (Soulh Farms So.) on the 9th ulf.
lanes Pierpont, ESQ. in The doth year Of his age.
Ln me aeath Of this indiyiduacut of in the very
PRIME @ ie and usefulness-ihe church and society
y. wihch ne was most exemplary member, have
Ost tneir most talented and efficient leaderihe town
oIe o. us brightest ornaments and his family loss
winch time never can repair
AZ lorrlngon, on the 18th nit Mrs. Rachel Sperry,
sged 81 !; and on The 18th, her husband, Mr. Richard
In Washington, on the l6,t. Mrs Anne, relict Of
the la.e Cap'. Ahner Mosely. aged &C.
At Arlington House, Va I'M the I'D year Of his age,
MAJOR Lawrence Lewis. He was a nephew and the
iast near blood relative Of Washington. "
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-12-05

At a Court Of Pro6ess holden az HarOinson, for
the Distract Of Lichfeidg Ahe 29h day Of Nopens.
ber, 1892 Phinehos Miner. Esq. late Judge Of the
Conrtgf ro6ats for said disfrict: being dead Pre-.
sent, Abah Catia, Esq Judge ef The Court Of Pro-
6atetor lie aoining district Of Har,rintOn, srho may
By iasu act, holding fhe same. WI
TNHiC executors of the last will md testa-
Il ment Of SETH COE, late Of Torring-
ton, deceased, represented the estate OF said
deceased to be i1solyent - hereupon, it
was ordered, that Commissioners be appoil-
ted on said estate ON the 17ih day Of De-
cember, 1889. at 2 o'clock inthe afternoon, at
the probate Office in Litchield ;and the said
executors were directed to give public notice
of this order by publishing the same in q
newspaper published in said Ltchfield two
weeks successfully before said 18th of Deer,
and by posting the same on the public sign
post in said Torrington nearest the. place
where said deceased last dwelt, that all per-
sons interested may appear.i fthcy see cause,
and be heard relative to said appointment.
Certified from record.
81 sG. G., WOODRUFF, Clerk.
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Maasachsseffs .-Asilse returns come in moro ofii-
einy sseis less certainty o the election Of Morton.
We 6ear thers are scattering voses sufficient 60 pre-
vent choice By ihe people. We say we taar--fur az
he has plurality. we should be glad be might be
chosen especially. as he nav holds the Office Of
political Jndge Of the Superior Court not removable
t heis 20 years FACES and if he should be eevaied
70 The gubernsioria chair for single year. BE wond
necessarily lose his Office as Judge and thus atthe
expiration Of the year find himselta privas indvidun
Fuller and official returns too give the wings in the
Senate more members and the tories less than was AZ
FIRST claimed. The wings wiII now have u, end The
tories l3 Seth Spraeue, r is chosen in one county
and Seth Sprague, Sea- il not. as was At FIRST claimed
bur the wing colleague Of the Jr Sprague i elected
In the House Ie wings viii have majority Of from
30 10 s0 Al the second election, last Monday, the
whigss 30 fer ~ have seen returns, elected about
90 to the locos Tor Ain some places, no choice In
BostOn though there were not % many votes cast az
al the FIRST election BY 100 the wing majority was
larger a
We have received long Communication, in ire
gular banla verse. upon late affecting bereavement;
but as it is according to the writer's own averment
written 10 such haste as to be utterly undecpherable,
| ptSlSG
take due cnre'' himself osthe pointing and stops
so that errors Of the press may be avoided We wish
writers would never send articles for the press with
the miserable apology that they are wrtlenin great
hastes Take time 10 write in fair, leeible hand,
well punctuated and you will not 30 ofen have coca.
sion to find iaui Of the printers mistakes. M
TWeafy Sirfa Congress--'The first session Of the
26th Congress commences Dec. I'd. A number OF
the members have already arrived in Washington,
and others are on the wHy II il probable that near
~ every member not deaiAed By sickness or nnnvol-
dsile circumstances, iIk be on the ground 10 season
10 take part 10 the election of Speaker Me- Daw-
SON, Of Georgia, and Mr. Bell of Tennessee, are spo
ken of by the WhigsfOr this siation Mr.. Pckens, Of
South Cafoiina, and Mn. Lewis, Of Alabama, By the
Van Buren, men, Both parties have strong induce
ment 10 nominate state rights man 40 there are
some southern members who have notyet been thor
ouciiy broken into the political races and are likely
TO hct unless the candidate offered for their votes
shall Re in other respects agreeable A change Of
very few votes, either way, would controlthe election
| of Speaker.
Tke house is now full, with the exception Of one
from franklin DISTRICT Mass. The ssate Of parties in
the House will he as follows THE vacancy in Mass.
can hardly be filed before the meeting Of Congress.
1 ~ 4k 0kaaWwr
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NOTICE.

vRTiE undersigned, Commissioners on the
Il estate of BENJAMIN WooDroRD. Of Win
chester, assigned forthe benefit of all his cree
ditors, duly appointed by the Court Of. Pro-
bate Within and for the district Of Winches-
ter, will meet al the hotel Of Mr.. John D.
DAYS Of March and June, lS4O. at one o'clock
p. M. on each Of said days, where and to
whom the creditors Of said estate are hereby
notified to exhibit their claims and prove
their debts against .hc same.
Il. 49, .,.. GrDEoN HALL. co.,....
" .5ss.. ~ s.as, LYMAN CAsE.i 81, n
Winchester, Nov 81, 1880. MA %
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AtG Court Of Probate holden al Witchesles.,
,oithin and for the district ef Winchester, On
the ooh day Of November. A. p. 1889 q
Present, Gideon Hall, .Jr. Esq Judge. VI
nNmotion of the administrators on the cs.i
0Dtate Of PERRY GEEEN WHITE, late Of Cole
brook, within said district, deceased this
court doth appoint the 18th day Of December
next, at one O'clock p. NJ. at the probate Of
flee in said district. for the hearing. allow
ance, and settlement Of the administration
account on said estate and doth direct said
a administrators 10 give public notice TO all
persons interested in said estate TO appear, il
they see cause, before said court, Mt said time
and place, To be heard fhereiDy by advertise
ing the same in newspaper printed IN
Liichficld. Certified from Record.
27 GiDEoN HALL.,JK. Judge.
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DaboIlss Patent Foot stove.

A MONG'ihe improvements of the present
"A age, nothing IN its sphere speaks 10 terms
Of so much praise for itself asihe article here
presented. Its construction renders il every
way superior 70 the old foot stove, inasfnnch
as Il produces q greater degree Of heat At y
trifing expense, does not require filling as
ofien.is perfectly safe, and II wifhai very
handsome article Of furniture, and peculiarly
adapted 70 the wants Of the people II this
cold climate.
The following Is one Of the tessinonials
offered in It's favor s2 n :s's \. I'll IN y. s u
Dnboli's Ratsnt Foot StoUe.i
The uhdsfsgned having made nee n Daboli's Pa
tent Feot Stove. DO cordially il 70 the mo-
dee ofsAs pute III = cosstrueisd s.a, no danger
0sIiyes 70 Be filed but once day. = peculiarly adsp
led 10 foDoie the eSnfort thpse who bIeed 10
travel either " pdhlic pfivste e0yeyhnce, during
ihe inciemept staen. The cos 0fshe article, well
~ tia expense ofkeeping up proper degree 1f heat,
is slna The stove b 0fnalnented, By bfDHzine end
iapauninR and pfesente sncJ gn appeprAnee iint nc
te need be ashamed 70 have u in4h6k nnfipe 1f Il
carry Il 10 church. Those who pseter arm fakt 4
cold ones are adyieed 70 puFchase. 8s 49,
NorfA Canaan, Lifehf field 60. CT. Jane I. y
Silss Beckley. Capean. Icseph BasseII. Norfolk.
E Iss" ms css9 a. &C. s slss e e.
N Nsi s.' wssS g. sas s kciss. sss
The above foot stove for sale by the dozen
Of III retail, bx ISAAC LAWRENCE.
~ dsay. sOSss IF COsg = CAa'ess Aa'ea ~
Decen6beT ~.
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Sgli.gc0la Delltiat.

&ks Il sHEsGk IL ExAIAINs
"OULD inform his friends and the pub
lie that, owing to unexpected circnti-
stances, he shall be absent from Litchfield for
the termof three months, except on the End
Monday Of January
Nep.Yerk. No. ii Aastg q. Nor. q. 2e
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Al a Cosvt Of Probate hQlden al Litchfeld, in
and for the district Of Li,cl o,s tie "a day
Of December, 1889 Rhinehas Miner, Esq
. late Judge Of he Court Of. Probete tor said
district, being dead- 1'reseni, Cdlein Batter,
Esq Judge Of The Court 6f Probate for The
adjoining district of Plymouth, pho may BIZ
lao dct, holding he same: &
nN motion Of the administrator on the es-
~ tate of JOHN CALHOUN, late of Cornwall,
deceased, this Court doth appoint the 18th
day OF December, 1889, alto o'clock in the
forenoon, at the probate office in Litchfield,
for the examination and settlement Of the
administration account ofsaid administrator,
when and where all persons interested may
appear, ifthey see cause, and be heard touch
ing said account; and doth also order and
direct said administrator to give public no.
tice of this order by advertisingthe same in
a newspaper published in Litchfield, and by
posting the same on the public signpost III
said Cornwall nearest the place where said
deceased last dwelt, ten days at least before
said 18th Of Deer. Certified from record
% G. G. .WoeDRUFF, Clerk.
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STRAYED.

EyROM the subscriber, on the 18th Of No
II vember, small White Boar PIG. about
eight weeks old-wiIh 9 snaall l: spo, On
pig 10 the owner shall be reasonably reward.
ed. q. AMOS GALPIN. /.
Litchfsld. De,. Al 1890. 21
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4stg fss-@gta Zone vacancy. 5kg sssssy
Showing an apparent Wing majority Of three voice.
But IN This calculation we have Included Oh the dis
p,,,ed rnemhers. wig sin New Jersey, in Penneyl.
yan;a. II, Vitpihis and in Hinos; six the eghi
heinr wings II ID understood that the VI B. party.
n he orcanizasion OF the House, will insist that al
the disputed members shall be excluded from voting
nn, nfier the choice Of Speakers for they say, II
men "a vote on an Important question, and then enter
into an investigation 70 ascertain whether they are
entitled To vnte. or not. nv s ss
on The stIppasitio thar none Of The disputed mem.
hers are allowed to vote for Speaker the parties win
stnnd-s Ts g Van Buren,, LII
Whigs, Ii6
s - Disputed, sls " 8
Vacant, RVS rs i a.,
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DRESS NTA1ETrg 6. &
I'M. A. NORTON would

lVA specffnily inform her friends and the
public that she has taken Il room in West
street. in. the house formerly occupied BY
Stephen Trowbridge, where she will be hap
Ply to wait on customers IN the line Of her
profession. All tavors thankfully received,
and every exertion made TO please.
Lffchfeli Nor Oh s.sts6s OK B
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III "A II Isl !,
49, Is4 " AND ~
6 GAPS. zAh

RI IHE subscribers have removed to.fEle shop
recently occupied by George Bolles, d
few doors west of the Court House, where
they have now on hand q good assortment Of
mems fur, seal, nutre.s muslrat, and mems
and boys hair seal CAPS, all Of which they
offer for sale at q small advance from cost
for cash orapprovcd credit. NJ II
s4s sag ALsoys A fs8
A good assortment Of HATS, OF difIcfcntqua-
Titles. which will be sold as cheap IA at any
other place. KfLB OEN 81 BRAAfAN.
IifchfsH. Nors. -. N 81 IN 500
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MOULD respectfully announce to the in
w habitants Of Liichfeld and vicinity that
he has located In that place. Office, few
doors west Of the Court House. ~ as.s4
Liichfetd, Nor. 81, .gs8 s8ss is as
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FOUND. 20

!i!Ji FOUND, eeuitI
DF the subscriber, ip tl,e ,o,vu ID, Kan, !.
- small PockeE Book, Containing RANK
NOTES % q certain amount. Tbe owner.
by proving the same, aud paying charcts'
can have them by calling on me,
KenG Men. 20. 1889. - s27
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dark red, one OF them witf Topped HORNS
Whoever hastaker Up. or may take up said
---or il stolen. give such information as may
bring the thief to justice, shall be literally
rewarded. ORSOM MOSS
L.i,ehfeld. Dec. 8, 1889. $3.50 ~
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TAKEN or.

Atd Court IF Probate holden d LstchJscld, With
IN and for the District If LichGead. on The I'd
day Of Dec'ber, 1889: Fhinekas Miner, Esq
laie Judge IF he Court IF Probate for said
district being dead: Presenf, Cdlrin Butler,
Esq Judge 81 The Cosrt IF Probate for The
adjoining district Of Plymouth, schO may By
laD aci, holding tie same 44
. WIS court doth order and decree that the
u creditors ofsihe estate of NATHANIEL s.
PARMELEE, late of Goshen, deceased, be al
lowed six months frona.this I'd day of Deer,
1889, within which to exhibit and present
their claims to UrI whiting, the executor Of
the last will and testament of said deceased,
for settlement; and all claims not presented
during that fine will be debarred a recovery;
and this court doth order and direct that the
said executor give public notice Of this order
BY advertising the same in newspaper pub
lished in Litchfielai and by posting the same
onthe public signpost IN said Goshen near
es; the place where said deceased last dwelt
Certified from Record. ia
81 q. C.eWoopRUFF, Clerk.
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sTRAYED, Or S,TOIEN.

LNROM the subscriber.in
= Bradleyville.ahout the
LIST Of July last, four two-
year old SrrERs; s,volight-
ish red. one Of them with
large broad horns: md two
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FOR SALE.

ish size, with bug horns. The owner VIII do
me favor By calling, paying charges. and
taking him. AMOS MISSELL. y
EiichGsld, Nov. 10, 1859. <25
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or Ifthe loco ioco mob allows the House Of Repre-
setatives % organize on the rst day Of the session.
We shall probably receive the Message Of the Pfes-
dent BY Thursday night mail. and shall lay il before
orr readers next week. ss i ,,.4 49,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-08

ETAr DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Premier District JudclaIre Il Etnt dc Ia
Louis,ana.-u tous que prGscntcs con.
cernnnt-Snlut
A I"rENDU que William Maclcy DO IA vo de
"a Mavsyi!lo X ,ntucky, ayant acuete unc vcntc
nli,o par lie Sheriff d., la PArosso dOr64ns la pro.
pre- 6 ci.apres ecrtc, s'est address, grutf, de
cctte c1ur Oh la dle vente fut cnrtgisrGc le 2ano
Jour lie Mai &c lannee 1899, ponr avis, con-
t"r'ntnent ncie dc la Legislature dc I'Etat Dc
la Louisiana, inttulG " iActc pour cnnhrner les
t,trcs DIES acquereurs ventes jnlicalres - ap.
prouvG !e IL Mars 1854. Q,'ll SOFT conhu, ct
loues personnes III dresses sont par ces pIe,sntcs
somInes au do 'Etat dc Ia Louisiana ct do la
du Premier district Jndciairu qni puurraioni
avo!r drolt Ia pr"prc't ci.aprcs Gccrte On c"nsc-
qucnce d'un dtiau, de tnrn lans 'Jrlre, 10 d6crrt
gu lc juge'nent do la vrrtu tuyuul ]. ven'G
e'c ane, gu de tnuc irresu'ariie on iGgali'G dams
Destination. ,'avis OF !c temps ., le mode de la
vcntr on pour une autre CAUSE qieiGunuic, d.
iairc voir dams tronte nur.. ,iaier dc la publics
ton dc Get avs, pourqhol la v"nle a.nsi ta'tc NJ
serait pas coniiiTC-et hoinoloyuc,.
Lit dlc propr6.e tut vcn,ue par g Sheriff sus
dit Ic Ilemo jour d'Avrll do l'annee ls 9, vertu
dun d6crct de ccl.e cour, rcnju lie 2 de Mars dc
ranl6, 1889, dams l'atf ire dc Wi'iam ""ckey
con,re Bier I Slcevcr, No. 1886 du docko' Il,
cetto cour, ae!aquclle vsn,c rdll William M.ckey
scst rcndu acqucreur pour 10 prix dc SS21, ltl
payable CONNIE suil-savnl
EAcqIereur assu!nant le pamcnt dc la Motto 4,
dcux b,cts dc 50 7G5 IS cents cIaluc, qu scron
dos lie 26 mars Is IL. ct ia balarcc carrlanl Fac
quefcur ussurnunt aussi lie pniment dc Ii: son'nc d.
| SS, 500 dns Ia Banquc de lUn"n do la Lnuisun'
uvec in6stt nu iaux d" ~ pour cent compiler nl
Ter. Fevrler IL 9, ct Ia rnIal'cc compliant, OF r.;
servant une hypolrelue speciale sur la proprie.t
vendur, jusq "a qucIic SOFT pnyGe.
Description dc Ia proprie;G daprcs 10 transfer
ludlclare
La notice indiyi.c d, deux cert in lots dc trr
avrc tuutrs les balisas ct a,nt;ioralluus qui =,
trouvcnt, ainS 9'le les druits, chcmins Cnutu'ncs
/ servitudcs, privileges G, avantagcs appar,clmn
dune na'.le1c quclcon9m; ces lots sonl conigu
ct font partlc do la bAturc eli ia o du iuubour:
Ste. Marie de celie vile, inrmlnt rcncoignurc i
plus base DIES rues J,e 1T Nouvc!le Love, e
sont d6slg,cs par les 10 ct vingt, sur un pa
do Ia di,e batturo. del o>e IN rG;u;r dc Felix 'rlm
nota'ro. date an 80 jun 1892. lie lot NJ. 10 me
sure 41 plcds pouccs dc face a Ia ds la Nile
Lcve., sur 100 pieds plus ou 'n'ns dc prolondcur
d'apres I'm ccrllticat id Joseph Pile, voycr do /
vll,e, date du IS mars 1886, il paral, que deu
dts lerrans mrsurenl ensemble, au pirds anguis
J., pied. dc face II rue dc In Nouvclr Ltvc,
sur l0) dc piofol,dcur avec au,s, 2D0 uclou
=" fond capital de la Banquc DC rUnion dc
Lonisipne.
! renoin Honorable A. N. Buchanan, juge d
| 1t eour susdiie, c. Mai 1888.
p. LIE BLANC.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-08

DURNHAM'S DNOPS.-- This medicine was
- discovered by the proprietor and has t'ten sub
)ec',d 10 his careful oharrvn'i"n for many years
~ every vnre'v Il" pInctlcc, and all the dlsrns :,
Of tho diversified American climate; and It is
given to the public with the utmost cnrilrnce and
believe that it is, most clearly set fur,h in the
pamphse' accompanying The SAM, the b, ST mehl-
cine thrown within the reach nt all classes If
'ce1y. Ii 10 with the greatest pr"rrie!y given in
all the .nnl,dies which ati1irt the human ce, from
the established TACT, thnt when taken INT" the stn-
mnch 1t acts accounting 10 the state ct The s!oH :
ach and The n',nre al the dIsrnsr, either as an
metic, dureic. sud"rtir, "arec'oran', ar rper'et
| medicine. That II is rcn,ly wha; il purporls t" be,
leeds only rln! tn satisfy the most incredn'ous.
The fact is daily coming The knowledge Of the
prnpri RS OF its beneficial and eav.rg effects in
cases nt the agnp and irvrr, bilious, typhus, ner~
v"us and scarle, irvers, ,ntlucrz,, yuIcn. c"ds,
dyf' nerry or tiux, dyspepsia or measles, snttsy
'he!n that they are not orly warranted III Wnrmi,
recommending II, hr, they a'e called upon if"rn
sense of duty Vncn they owe 10 III" huiiian tiht',
10 sny To ALL Try II, and you will bear ample '.stl'
my 20 al! we have + id IN he subject.
The cIlrlern i'sc., the 1v"rs, srourun which hs
e'' Visited our c"l,try, has been successfully coI
qu"rrd the Proprietor in thirteen with the n-s
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