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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
NOTICE.

THE Judge Of the Court'of Probate for the
l. District of Woodbury. has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof iUr
the creditors of tho estate Of
Mary Ann A.IaE alias Mary Ann Brecertcn,
late of Woodbury., in said district; deceased,
represented insOlveBt, 10 which, 70 exhibit
their claims thereto and has appointed Tho
mas Bull and Daniel Martin, Esq'rs. both OF
Woodbury. aforesaid, Commissioners 70 re-
ceiye and examine snid claims.
Certified by NATHANIEL b. SMITH, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the inn Of John p. Marshall, in said
Woodbury.. on the 10Th days Of October and
February next, at one O'Clock in the after.
noon, on each of said days. for The purpose OF
attending on the business Of said apPpintment.
THonAs BULL Commits
DAkIeL MARTIy, sioners.
All persons indebted TO said 'estaie are re-
auested TO make immediate aymept %
WILLIAM G. M'KAy, Admin.
WO0dbMru AHg. III, 1889. ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Live, and Let Live!

NONE, Brother Merchants, Just haul in
~ your colors little, and make less noise,,
for the ears Of the public are so stunned with
the continual brags Of everlasting cheap GOODS
that our still small voice can hardly be heard.
We too are anxious 70 GO the big city, but do,
not feel disposed 70 sell at cost, but will sell at
u very small advance geod assortment Of
DIR NJ GOODS
consisting in part OF blue, black, Invisible
green and adelaide BrOadcloths; blue, black.
and brown Pilot Cloths blue, black 4 drab.
Cassimeres; blue and brown Camblets and.
Merinos fig'd and plain Circassians; black
and blue black Bombazines; French, Eng,
lish and American Prints; figured and plain
Satin Vestings figured and plain Silks, Ia
BILE Coyers. Table Linen. Linen Lawn, Irishs
Linen. linen and silk Handk,fs, Swiss Null,
Bishop Lawn, cotton and, linen Edgings, In--
servings, Ladies. black 81 white Cotton Hose,
Gents raw and sewing SILK Cotton, Linen.
and Kid Gloves Lads French kid, black, },
white and cold silk Gloves /; fine bomba-.
zine and satin Stocks, Marseilles Quilts, Toi.,
let Covers, Mousline de LANES. Ladies and
Gents Cravats, fancy Hdk,fs, figured andl
checked Ginghams cold Cambricks, cotton
check, Thomas's Kings, and Premium brown,
Sheetings fine and coarse bfeach'd Sheet
ings and Shirtings Amoskeag Falls, Milton.
Chester, and A. A. Tickings blue and fan
cy Drills, Mexican Cloth !; blue, white. and
mixed knitting Cotton; French working Cote
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
The Athanor Ahaall !.


A This dge of improvement, who cal, ante.
cipate stopping places The subscri.
Der would announce 10. the public, that he.
has just completed q new Stove upon the
Atiaanor principle. expressly tOaccornmodate,
small families. Said Stove Is atlapted To-
wood or coal. and is constructed on principles
OF strict Economy and stands forth with Ma
jestic front, Challenging the world to produce
one Of equal size thatSwllI do as m0cil work,
and bake so neatly with as little fuel.
kotarys. Premiums, Rail Rc1ds, &C. &C,
stand in mute silence before IL; while Il per-
forms its wonder working operations. Even
the Eclipse is rendered invisible by the
brightness of It's coming. M
And If any are In doubt on this subject let
them try II, and they will soon be satisfied Of
the truth of the above assertions.
In addition to the above, will be found
three sizes of ATlANoR STovEs of the old pat.
tern, and likewise the latest Improvement,
with good assortment Of Box STovEs, Fire.,
Frames, Pipe, and fixtures, manufactured Ia
first rate style. III. MORSE,
East street, oppositethe Congregational Church.
"A LLfavors gratefully received and ORDERS
~ both Wholesale and retail, promptly OK
ccuted, without any mistake. Those in want
will do well to send their orders as early rs
possible. and may rest assured that they will
be filled precisely the some, and ut the same;
prices as IL they were themselves present.
Litchfeld, Sent, 8. 1889. Id
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Hartford Female Seminary.

Hartford Female Seminary.
1NyHE Fall term fthis institution willcom--
IL menoe on the first Monday Of Scptcmr
ber next. 3 f }.lii s.ii3
\ The Hartford Eemala Seminary was In
corpOrated in 1897, and since that period has;
received, large and continued: share Of
public favor; The prasent superintendent.
Mr.. JOHn T. BRAoE, has acted ns principal
for seven years, and hos, fully maintained'
the high character which he bad previously
acauiTed:as Teacher az similar institls-
ton in Liscbfeldi
The Lady WHO now ecis as Matron, has Of
ficiatcd In that capacity for the last ten years,
and has gained the full appreciation Of the
Trustees, and; the entire confidence and re-
spect Of the young ladiesunder her charge.
The Trustees believe thatsfew Ecminaries;
in the country offer greater advantages withs
regard to intellectual and moral culture
than the Hartford Female Seminary, and tho Z
healthiul section Of the country IN which it.
is located, presents anadditiOnal inducement,
TO those who desire 20 avail themselves of
the advantages Of: o complete and careful,
course Of instructions.
For terms inquire, ofithe, Principal. M.
JouN z. BRACE. 81
Per order Of the Boara.of Trustees.
Hartford, SEPT. s 1889. Ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Disfrict of WOODBURY. 81.

Probate Court, Sept. 2, 1853. 81
EsrArR Of HEzEkIAH ROCKINGHAM, late Oh
h Roxbury, deceased. The administrators
represent the estate ins0lvent, and pray the
appointment Of Commissioners thereon-.Os-
dered. that Commissioners 70 receive and ex-
anime the claims of the creditors of.said es-
tate be appointed at the Probate Once In
Woodbury., on the 14th day Of October. 1889.
nj 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Of which all
persons in interest win take notice, and up.
bear IL they zee cause nnd'be heard thereon.
16# NATHANIEL D. SMITH, Judge. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

az subscriber having recommended fIIe-
duct Pumps. and various other 1,s- =. ~,
PaFea 70 furnish any quantity Of the VA ;o,s.
sues on the most reasonable terms. Tbe ~.
kerlehce which the subscriber has had IN ma
KING and putting in operation the above arti-
Gle Tor ali is useful purposes, enables him to.
DO II ~ the most thorough and perfect man.
ner. All orders or inquiries by mil Or OH
erwise will be promptly attended to y.
Mandatory at the old place 'one m;le,,
west Of Host0rdss tavern. on the Hartford
and Albany road, and IA miles from Hart
ford. s.5t AT.1Nsopr Arnp,,s- :
Canton, Sept. 8. $780,. Is E.9 ss9nol4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

c0lrRoS Scfoor Guzvxx4zoN,--sfhi C..,.uu-.,;ar,
met 2 the State House, in this city on Wednesday,
ne IN Mt and was ~ the app0nlent q
n nre,s -, 5d nc hsv y " short
don. Secretaries. hrhv rsspsctsh,s rST,eSer,-
on q The friends Of Educasien was PresentfIOm dii-
ton were 'c con trs ss's ga, q sns
Thursday evening. number fimpcriant pracs;cai
Yoeslons were ably discussed several interesting
cnnNt; M %S,;vSIeS 49,, nv ny =. I'm n
Wsst6eld, and Hon. A. Il. Everett, Of Boston.
sSe,," sonesday evening very cnaste and sensible
quest Of he o,, " = ~, w -,
s.r9ction location and decorations Of school houses.
"a aSreesSle @ senoels US pIPage e! cmcren
read. BY Mr.. Everett gas;oasliss. " : -
---- 4 $, Ea e
: e Am'''od.-The mpsinee1s Ct the Anlasad ar
Seu a. New-Haven On Saturday afternoons and
- 1--WE C'ock on Sunday morning were lodged N
- 'e"' % await Their tllai beicge ne O.S'
-. CS 70 oe holden = HarsaOrd. On me Isth
may Do called. took place sz o. seven leagues from
Iand, and OF course scomfed upon lhs hiGh seas;
this we take il rcD,o. an 1a.,h, No a. ~ ,s,o,,.
cv ofau " '''s -.
- .: N0urt % a0l0GlcAte upon the case. Inc
number q prisoners is 'Ar'y-nias Tsasfs slaves
- M~T - 4A.'''st~u = u'sSs.1tS
w ~ NeW'hOndon' where beth the vessel and cargo
will be sold for the benefit of whom il NAV concern
s-ts4ssif nt .- Esskl NJ T. JOnrS Esom.
WHrAr IN M,cu.. g.. ST.. .;.:.... aeT,..
,ro;, Sr ,bs;r s ..'e ssa.,'.s
employed u;c;o.s ,,.s.,, ;., ~. svs,sl
,;ss mn, .so.,,.;. -. - -.
" US nsa1y = p.s as. sle qs "
81 wheae produced in the State he reports after the
SSs4.''aseu e'oVeE sax Mn0nS % Ousnets tOur ana
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Sixth 8rigade.

sAtg Reg t2aeeseEDE zSeU&e9E@e ia
TT9HE several Regiments comprising this
u Brigade will assemble for Inspection,
review, and exercise, as follows, viz: M. e.
18th Regiment Of Infantry ut Sharon, ON
the LIST OF Ober. =
2lst Regiment Infantry at Winsted, on the
% October.
Sd Regiment Cavalry. at %. do.
18th Regiment Infantry at Litchfeld, on
the 81 October.
18th Regiment Infantry at Woodbury., on
HsstS the 4th October.
Watertopn. Sept. 1Ot 1889. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
GROCERIES,.
ofall KINDS.

0rockerys Glass Ware &c.
If the good people Of this and adjoining
towns wish 70 purchase any of,the above
named articles. they may rest assured that,
they will be sold on as reasonable terms ass
could be wished, with the surety Of Obtain,-
ing goodlarticles, by calling at
MORSE g. CAMPS,
Eeren doors East of" Centre Of AttracfiOss,.''
and one door West of Mansion House.
Litchfeld, Sept. 8, 1859. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

D1- The Clerical and MissionaEy Association Of the
county win hold its annual meeting 81 ST. Michaels
Church. 10 this village, during the XXI week. Reli.
gious services may be expsctedon peslsy afternoon
and evening, and on Wednesday morning and after.
noon. Addresses to those coanectedWisb he Sunday
School win be made on Tuesday. sb'cldck, r. M
Missionary meeting will b On Wednesday. o'clock
Pm. Sep, II.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

Life46ed Co. Temperance Sccisty.
EXT monthly meeting Of this society will
y pc at COlebroOk on the 9Th Tuesday Of
september. II. BALDWIN, Sse'Fy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
NOTICE.

FWyIE subscribcr hereby gives notice 10 the
II residents and non-residents Of the town
Of Washington, liable 20 pay taxes. that be
win receive their town taxes % the assess
ment list Of 1888 at the store 81 Rrinsmade
A. Mitchell. on Monday ne zlst day Of Octo-
Der next. al o O'Clock A. H., and al the store
Of George Waller, on the same day. at two
O'Clock n. NJ. 80. - 3,1s. !.
Those who neglect this opportunity are IL
able % the payment of legal fees.
EImEoM II. MITcnELL, Coleaor.
WasAiagGOn. SEPT 10. 1850. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

ABS uk1g SaetoTss4
posiiion in die 5sk 5sh IOlh and 1ah disssiess We
have arrived at ie EelsnEe strength 81 parties ~ n
king de vote On de gogeSn0kss election - - Z
'The editor Of the Neu-Yosk Tinss says letter
from Distinguished eonEos n Para dated July g.
saies ihai France hes agreed q Eseasaze the isde-
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
NOTICE.

VVIIE Books and Notes belonging 10 The
Il late firm 0f DEwEg \ RULKLEY, viii be
found in the hands of David q. Buckley, 40.
iii the 18th September nexl. ifnQi settled q
that time. they will pass into other haneS ios
collection. GEORGE DEWst'
LiickfeId, Aug. 81, 1850. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Reginaensal Orders.

Sixteenth Regimesst C0anecficaf Afiiifi0.
Head Quarters, Aug. 18th. 1889.
fTyRANCIS BACON, Esq. Of Litchfield,
IL Is appointed Adjutant; Frederick L.
Tavlor. Of WolcottvilIe, Pay Master; and
LYMAN w. Coe, Of Wolcottyille, Quar-.
ter Master Sergeant. jn the Staff If this Re-
gisnent land as SUCH will be recognized and
obeyed. - -. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Regimental Orders.
lptk Regiment Coar,seticW Stale l,yaniys
HEAD QUARrRRs,

I II Waterioacnyt Aag. 80, 1852 {
~ GORGE =. SHELTON is appointed
NJ Adju.ant John a. Peel. Quarter Mas.
ter; George P. Woodruff. Paymaster Rev.
Fosdick Harrison. Chaplain DOct. Myron
ICONS Mate: Wolsey Leayiit. Sergeant Ma
-. EDWARD L. Thompson, Quarter Master
Sergeant |; and are 10 DO respected and obey.
ed accordingly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

AT a General Assemble 0f lie STATE of Coumect;-
cat. holden al Hartford IN said Sta,e. 81. the
first Wednesday, Of Nag, in the year IF our Lord
one thousand esgA bundled and tki,ty-aise:
RsoLvED, That whenever the interest on
~ any debit the ScHooL FUND shall re-
main unpaid more than thirty DAYS after the
same shall become payable, The Treasurer is
hereby directed to charge interest thereon
from the time it shall become due until nav.
ment thereof shall be made.
A true copy Of record. Attest,
n z: HNmAN, Secretary Of State.
Sept. ~, 1889. IN IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Afe. Court AZ Probate hoidsp q Winchsster.
scifhin gnd Jsf lie district II Winchsney' aa ~:

Pyesest. q ideoa Hal II. Esq. Judge.
IN motion Of Allen Greens Administrator
~ ne estaie OF STERftEM GREfN, lpte Of
ColebrooE. within said district. deceased-
Th;s c6uri doth decree TINT ak months DC
sIlos,ed md limited for Tie creditors % said
ss,s,s 10 exhibit their claims against the
sone 10 the Observation-Disclosures directs that
nublic notice be given Of this ORDER ~ ad-
yrriising 10 q newspaper published 'n Itch
field, aud By posting = copy shernok 81 the.
public sign post. IN said town ~ &qlepEook.
Certified from Record. .,...,
Il EllsilA JonN1osi u. Cltgk
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
TIE ENQUIRER.
LIrCHFIELD, SEPT. le, 1850.

The 4fNSeUAA&ASAss
LErCMFEELD, SEPT. NJ, Isso.
The Gupselas Cours adjourned On Tuesday q de
Pgs.sut week. alsr session unusually IlbuFiOhs q
over three weeks, his Honor Judgs euERnn pEesid-
inc. Il was the pvaesco Il the Court % csnvene a.
ooielock, A. NJ and c0niihue actively gasedin bn-
snss sill Grz, r. NJ; ana p aadision the Court o.
cen hid evening asnniofs. The uansss tEied were
many 0f dem very inisIesting and important. TIE
learned JnrS sEansA he bu1ine. in very slt.
isIaetovy thanhst b 10 Iss. de bar. and he pub
lie Il lasee We nodded one peculiarly ofths Judge.
which W. Cohesive q 81 Getthy Of imitation. (viz)
the praetics uf s6bnitiinx questions of Get TO the
Jury without She least animation Of an opinion to
sway tsir jnd gnane DE one vay o. the other. Only
einre exception soecIrIe1 III shis practice during
she. Term. Aathe SANE tina. hs was uncommonly
ala ii bis exposition of legal principles. which were
placed before the jury "a light 20 vivid and distinct
that hey had 10 difficulty ia attaining the proper re-
suit. We observed uoshine Of that oyer-Fsfnement
which some have been lea % sppBshend from the I'M
coriitn0n aeuteness and Discrimination which have
ever charaeteEized the SI0Issof bulge SHERMAN ~ q
member u the bar. We are satisfied that he viii
make popular. and what is better eminently use
6a Judge. The conservation Of his great talents to
she sacred func,ions &C The isdiesi office will const
Suse an appropfiate eorsnmmaiion Of long life Of
unTemisting deSotion - he aFdu0us duties Of the L.
cal profession,
..gts.s sfi. B . ~. q s. tssss. ,3ss-g.s
a. sne iate sefms % we aupeF'pr Sour' no'oen lot
hs county, me iOllow'ne eonslcuons ana sentences
were had: rfs ss..t ssEtsss 4 al IA s "a.
91oeas J&ason teolofedl was tried for rape upon
q white woman in Wateyt0Mn, convicted, and sen.
seneca y We Ssa'e Ps'Son y. 'os n'e.'
$3.50 ua1s'en' - J. i o.
gary oy olsaAk 'n'o o~s'nns aolss !" ea''.S
p'eao :" ''''.s ps $3.50 - W.
years, "a, .. n
"Asam = 0 ~ = Ass' Sns.ssl W. $3.50
plead so'.y' sha ssn's"ssa y s'a's .''''' '' *"O
years. 49, 800 80.
srosson. 81 NeN.'l'.e.u' only 49, s'u:
guilty. and sen,encedfo State prison tortwo yearss
Saiiy Ana ;ii;s, sq.,ay, of New Milford, charg.
ed with assaul, and battery. and attempts 10 murders
acquitted. 49, ,egagift3
y s . ------s ~ .ifs 80
Sfass 1smpsfd"ce coaSe".ons--.A ne e1ecanse com
meeee q the STATE society nave paosned no''ce IN
the HaFttoEd papers, caihng Aonvenaon On tne
friends Of TO DO held a Hari'Fd on wed
nesday the 18Th o. September ana request the d'es'
Ont county and town Societies 10 appoint delegates for
-, 1880 A. ,b;a ,.ee,;no 4 "a ~ laid mar.
week il 10 important that the subject be attended 70
e.I,;,h Nv .Ioss who ealcuIa.e "a h. ranresenaed
That the osganization Of ieperance Soceaiss shro'
out The country has been the means Ct lnesculaoie
benefit . the community, none can doubt and 1t
eon,inued-and who win aoub, this ?-,is important
.L..t e:a. .r.,.,,....z .l.,l e., ey:.;.n. ;,
f'enos snou1 'ee' ~
1e'es' 70 anend me sss'ea ano osas' mes'ns' u'e
S0ciety. Ne state SVciety, VI May tasts Nc uiuet'
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
Ftou, az Rale;gk Registsr. !

NORTH CAROEINA-EKEC ~
AlhOueh as the recent election IN THE State the
wings did mot increase shey Strength in C0ngFea,
examination Of die popular vote will show that North
Carolina u WING q the back bone. Let the reader
examina a. MinrSelf. - = Y Z = - s -
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

AT Court Of Probate hollen al Canaan. scitjsin
and for Ahe District Of Sharon, on the ID dag
Of September, A. D. 1889: ia, a,..1.a
Present. William M. Burial, Esq. Judge.
nN motion Of John Watson, administra-
~ TOR, with the last will and testament of
SAvIAH CORNWALL, late of said Canaan, with.
in said district, deceased, this court doth de.
cree that six months from this date be allow
ed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims against the same 10 said administra-
tor, who Is directed to give public notice Of
this order by advertising the. same in news
paper published in Litchfeld, and by posting
the same Oh public signpost in said town Of
Canaan nearest the last residence ofsaid de.
ceased. Certified from Record.
l5* WlLLIAM N. BURIAL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

Al a Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, pithiin
and for the District Of Sharon, on the I'd lay
Of September, A. ID. 1880: a'ias.
Present, William, M. BarvaM, Judge.
WHEREAs il appears by the files and re-
w cords OF this Court, that the estate Of
ANDREW CHARM, late Of Wolcott, in the coun.
ty of Wayne, and state Of New. York, has
been represented by the administrator there
on to be insolvent and whereas the commits
sioners appointed by this court to receive,
examine. adjust, and report the amount Of
debts due from said estate have neglected
to perform the duties Of. their appointment,
and have not made any report Of the debts
due from said estate !; therefore, on motion OF
the administrator on said estate, this court
doth appoint the 7th day of October next, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the probate Of.
fee In said district, for the appointment Of
Commissioners upon said estate; and doth
direct said administrator to give public notice
to oil persons interested in said estate TO ap.
pear Of they see Cause) before said court, ut
said time and place. to be heard regarding
said appointment, by advertising this order
in a newspaper printed in Litchfield, in the
county Of Li.chfeld, and by posting q copy
thereof on public signpost In the town Of
Salisbury, in said district, nearest the real
estate Of said deceased. iia #'f t
Is ~ WILLIAM M. BURIAL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

Thus Il appears that whist Gov. Cannon made .
lnss or but 1919 votes from The previous election, Col
Polk made gain ~ 2O,9O4! How very pg0babIe Il
3 that these isaiy lossaed setss, over and ahcvo
ton two yeaTs belare, should Be -Loeefsco! How
very probable i 10 tai twenty thousand voters. and
tiey 90 Locofocos, should have been made in this
State IN years. ont Of an exeess Ct the eesants
from Tennessee, and the young man who have a.
tanned their majority within thst time!
Cannon only losses 1879 votes. md yet Folk gains
909O4i Who can doubt how The surplus or excess
wns obtained TN. Y. Star. 80 R
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
aAVINGS 3ANW.

NMONEY deposited in the Neso-liepen So
lV1 yings Bank, during The present month,
will be put S ~ e's' dye s q ne ao IN
the month Of January next.
w. G. HOOKER, TSsas'y.
Semenber, 1889. - Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12
WANTED,

A Girl. to do the work Of q small family.
N Inquire Of - J. WHITING.
LiiehfeLd. Sept. 3. 1889. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

y Ward, and thrice q. every election, which oSgins.
ted with our konesf Administration, seems destined 70
travel thToaghous the Union. Running away with
The peoples money. and cheating at the ball0t.bOx.
age, and finally win sstsle down % DE spproved
practice in Republic We'll may The People be sur
pyssd at the Tennessee election. The Nashville
Gov. Cannon's vote In IG9z, $3.50
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-12

.a4 WILLIAM EvERITT. Collector.
Sharon. Sept. 10, 1850 is
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-26
NATIONAL HOTEL.

"AVlNG become lessee of this rev and
IL IL commodious building in the lower part
of Burlington, owned by Messrs. Cameron g.
Pierce, the subscriber has assigned to it the
above name; and has opened it as house Of
public entertainment.
The house is large and has been finished with
an especial view to the comfort and convcn.
fence Of such as may please to confer upon it
their patronage 1t contains very large num-
Der OF single rooms, all furnished with new and
suitable furniture; and has also sufficiency Of
large rooms, and parlors for the accommodation
of families. 1t is situated IN pleasant and bu-
sness part of the town. ! he subscriber trusts,
from IN experience Of several years in the man.
agemcnt of hotel in Ohio, not only to render
the NATIONAL HOTEL worthy Of the town
in which it situated, but TO establish for it a
character whirh will not suffer in comparison
| with that OF any other in the western country.
Due attention will be paid to the appetites
of his boarders; and every thing desirable which
| the market can furnish will be found upon his
table:
| Attached to the establishment is livery, at
which horses and vehicles ca IN always be found,
and where travellers can at all times have the il
| horses will taken care oil. sE
| Aug l5-tf J. c. FLETCHER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-26
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFrlc.r,l
Doct. Church's Compound Hor.,.
Cough and Asthm attic E,;x;.

FROM the very great relief which i.
II versally attended the use Of H. a''
compound, the proprietor has dcem.d;,, y
which he owes to suffering humanitv -
possible to put into the reach of evc,, : ~
nal, a medicine which has, in tbon,,..h,a aif'
SEES, relieved the most harassinr col,,S. !. v
stored to perfect health many Who ver. ~
ed to be laboring under confirmed con.nasfN
1t is conceded by the most orthodo, "
medical profession that neglected eou,s.
colds are the most general and prolific s ~
diseased lungs. Hence the necessity # y
cine calculated to arrest those cnush. j /
splitting of blood. which are SO often II, /
cursors Of that most fatal of all diseas,, /
sumption
In all breast complaints, accempani,a :,
cough and difficulty of breathing, IRON en-
ton Of the lungs, pain in the breast. "
dryness, which causes an unpleasant ND
in the throat, thereby deprivirg the pali.1
rest at night, by the incessant coughing n
is produced, it will be found an infal!lL
edy. Persons afflicted with asthma NM
very speedy relief by taking two or thrc.
lions of the medicine
For sale at the principal drug stcrc, !,
Eastern States, of J. II. Mackev agent n \
and of J. NJ. ROBERTSON
General Agent in the Va
Burlington /. T. Oct. 10.