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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05
Perry,s majority over Crenshaw 2

We resolved yesterday evening, per
Southern mail, the result ofthe election at the
city of jackson, which give majority OF 2s50
uarrison. Kinds Is good for Old Tip by
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05

The Effect Of habit on the infant miad.-I
.rasl every thing to habit; habit, upon which.
ln ail ages, the law gives. as well as the
sen 81 master; has mainly pa.ed his reliance;
alaiJ which makes every thing easy. and
Gusts al difficulties upon the deviation from
me worted course: Make spbrietY a habit.
uo lut-mperance will be hateful and lard;
make prud nee habit, and reckless proifiga-
cy "lI be a. contrary to the hature of the
child grown an adj It, rs the most atrocious
crimes are to any Of your lordships. Give a
child the habit of sacredly regarding the
lmta--of carefully respecting the property of
others; ut scrupulously a staining from all
acts OF appropriateness which can involve him in
distress, and he will just as likely Think of
usuuE into the element in which liz cannot
hrsatue, as lying or cheating, or stealing =
LORD BROUGuAM.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05

Texas Treasury notes SO
Clinton and Port Hudson 30 40
no do payable at Cit blk N o not redeemed
Bank OF Pensacola IS dis uacertaia
Ohio, L7diana, Illinois, Kentucky,
ant missouri par a =! dis do
Union Bark & Life q Trust, Flor. uncertain
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05
bte was taken
on of the town
Itate Of Virgin
/ favor of that
New Orleans Money


Specie 2a3 pr ct prem
u. S. Bank notes para
U Treasury notes "a
Sovereigns S. 81 a 5 90
Spanish doubloons SIC - II 90
Mexican do SIS IS a Is 90
american gold "a 3pr ct prem
mississippi Money
Union Bank-on demand SO a 50 pr ct dis
Do 70 IN post notes AZ a 80
Grand Gulf 80 a 35
Lake Washington ID a 80
Com. and Il X Bank yicksbg. 50G 81
DO post notes Sd a So
Bank Of Vicksburg 65 20
.Veksbnrg VI alter Works so 70
Tombigby 50 a SIS
Citizens Bank Madison co. n @ sale
Commercial Blk Columbus SO 90
Rodney, post notes 10 ID
Port Gibson Go 20 a 30
West Feliciana do Is a 25
Manchester do ga 10
Natefez Rail Road co 10
Mississippi Ship ng CO No sale
Real Estate blk Kinds 20 a rs
Aberdeen and Pontotoc No sale
Alabana Specie paying banks 40
State bank y a "a
tennessee 5a7
Arkansas State bank l5a 20
- Real Estate 2a5
Texas Treasury notes so
C linton and Port Hudson 30 n Aa
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05

LoreIac's-It is not the smiles of pretty
fsco, ur the tint of comp EXON, not the beauty
ond>ymmctry of the person, nor yet the cost
.g io5cs and decoration that compose thy urti-
a,u beauty, nor that enchanting glance,
winch mon dsrtest with such snstre on the
nm hUn deignest worthy thy affection. It's
tf pleasing department., cllaste conversations
tn: sensiOlit and the purity of the thoughta;
tay efa0ip and open disposition. symp2tllisii G
"E.s' thQse in adversely, comforting tie afflic-
Ted, relieving tAe distressed, and above all,
the humility of so0Rs. that unfsigned and per-
5sct regard of the preeepts, Of Christianity.
iAese virtues Constitute oyeliness. Adorned
bl. with those Of nature and siniplleiiyi they
saine like the refdlgent sun, and display to
man that the loneliness OF thy person is not to
be found in the tinsel ornaments OF the body
~ in the reflection of the recttude and se-s
renity>osf . well spent life, that scars above
the transeMt varieties Of this World. And
when thy days, are ended here upon earth thy
happy spirit s1all be waited to the regions Of
etcrnul bliss.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05


l.vafs IN cur beautiful Coz; - =
up for Tho Farmer Of Nofe Beilo
honest hanGs must be committed the hsf4sss.
state, is the IN 'ersal cry of the fTa and un-
corrupted yeomanfy Of Holmes. Through the
whole struggle. our W. lg brethren bore them
selves most gallantly-ths fought Ike men,
conscious oftfe weight efress otlsibflity resting
uponthen. Our adversaries tos fought brave
y, aud showed a zeal worthy be ter cause.
YET they cbuld.rot swerve tie Wigs, battling
az they were for the establishments ofco. Stitu-
tional principles and Laws. Tie patrIe &c
ardour ofthe wings was MOTTO be dampened.
Tie arm Of every Wing was .Derved with pow
ev GO strike sure and elective blows wherever
aimed, and upon the headso their adversaries
they let fall such blows as TO ceush forever the
lou head OF locOfocoisln. The result is most
gratifying. as willbe seen from tue following:
Lex ING roy PRECINCT.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05

Nj {
90
%
%
8
4
/
. LAST evening.
MAT lie ma
so,,ntv s 300.
rain Of up
,ear 4I,e same
q geneleusn
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05
aHolmes sticking outw

The struggie 10 this county Is over, and upon.
tie broad ensign of Harrison and Reform vic.
- srcaes. From every bill and
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05


Rail Roads in ne L7nied Stntess- I he J ollr-
nal Ofthe Franklin Institute contains detailed
account sfthe rail roads in number Of the
states. with tie length, cost; &c from tlle Ia
bles of which the National Gazetts g ives the
following. In Pennsylvania the .nnmpe rot raf
road are thirty-six. the number Of miles ive
bund red and seyenty-six and hall, the total.
length Of road eight hundred and 6lly nile, s.
and quarter, and the amount already expends
ed sl5,640,45O: In Virginia, the garolInas,
Georgia and Florida. there are twenty llstee
roads opended. and nfae hundred and ninety
four miles opened; total length teeIl lisl.
dred and sIesenty-five miles and hal A.
mount expended. 1872. 600. e lse 3 20
Louisiana. MisslssiPp ennsssse aaa aS.:,ss
bred and rlinety-live niles IN opefaLaon; tossl
length Of roads, eleven lilillIfed ana fortySeg
niles aud adIarter. s4lFeaay s..
CON TsI,;Ss indiana and Illinois
shs are twenty nine enc g, a sss a',s
ra Sd iell hundred and twenty
one. niles and half, noun xpenaeas
s5,G23, $40.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.

thousand dollars less than the sum requir
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-11-05

ia. Tie result wa
measure.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-16

Il
and title agreed to. sI~ N s"f '
M Parker from the judiciary committee whom was referred No.
s r. T. he "a bill amending subecng personal
a!e 70 execution reported substitute The report conquered in
ana s9e gil = r No A read
rule prohibiting the reading Of bills &C. on the
same gay suspended and read third time and passed
and title agreed to- ~ : '' 5'> $3.50 '.'iSAseffsS '
~ ~ "A bill to establish University Pleasant in
Op motion Of Mr. Payne,
ne o was amended by filling the blank section with the
Ol handoph, Fitzpatrick Rev. Hutton Robert
a Geo1s Miller John Stephenson Chase Aaron
~, ssn yosePn b. leas Elisha Bell Joseph Forbes, Qnal
15 y n hooeron Rev Alexander Ewing Samuel sham
Ro s onumeon, Edward Thomas Philip Ve and William R.
9th linz the word personal" ~ 80 800 80. '
on to-nlorrow y u a'u ioa1 : 'u'u ln'e
no11 4 nom he committee on Territorial presented ga
,: TO for appropriation defrsy EXPENSES 81 the mi
si IS ~ winch M was read and ordered u be pned
IL e. 40 ol "A bill 10 incorporate the city Of Du Bnone was
the chair A As. ana il committee whole Clark
reported inc Council with amenen,s @
third reading omorrow r. = u was oueted %
Mr. Parker, from the judiciarv corom;,,.. !. 49,. 49,,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-16

Mr. Whtesey leave No 46A relating to
aucuonee and auction sales which
No 20 H. H. file, ga bill amend the Pentenia-
y being the special order the day up the amendments
again read and, aF#
On motion Of Mr. Clark
The bill referred committee on the Judiciary will,
tons to Tomorrow
u r. No. So "A bill for Territorial road from Mourt
to the of Washington county was read third time
and passed and title agreed to-
The President of the Council communication from the
governor containing certain nominations.
On motion of Mr. Hughes
The Council into al executive session.
After the Council regular session
Mr. Parker from the committee the judiciary leave introduced
DIN No ~ amendaoy of regulating pract CO. &C. ap-
proved January 25 1885, which ordered 10 printed
obtain the passage of law relative Governor of this
b the people, being uuder consideration amended by the
House of Representatives, -
On motion of Mr. Inghram, Ss.s aE
The Council concurred in amendment Of the House
C. r. No g. "a bill provide the election Of Delegate to on
having been returned from House with their amendments
insisted on and being again under consideration.
On motion of Mr. Parker, s5sa@
The ouni insisted their sagreeng and committee Of
terence appointed essrs Parker Clark 10 ACT with
committee Of the House. in relation said bill. , 80.
Il r. HE, No. A. "A memorial to the of
LOT me pospenenent Of the land sales the Burlington he
uer returned from the House IN
shs On Their dlsagreeing amendments Council
ayne Whtesey and Swazey appointed committee If
on the part OF the Council relation memorial
read first time. $3.50 = : : ~ ieeouse' was
n T. me- NO. iS9 Congress for an apnropraon forl
and second time. ~ : -S wa 1sasl us Il
On motion Of Mr. Payne
Z = 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
Mofat's TegetaJie LffsMedacsnes

TyHEsE medicines are indebted for their name 10
 \ to sheir manifest and sensible nciion in purifying the springs and channels of life, and enduing them with renewed tone and viaor. In many hundred cer ted cases which have been made public, and in al. most every species of dscnse to which the hnm,an and Phenir Biners have been gratefully and publicly acknowledged by the persons benefited. and who were previously unacqnainted with the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they are com pounded, and upon which they consequently act .
 The Lifs Medieines recommend themselves in dis eases of every form and description Their first ope;; ration is to loosen from the coats of the stomach and bowels the various impurtes and crudities constantly .eitlng around them; and to remove the hardened aces which collect m the coDvon.ions Oi the smallest these. and leave such collected masses behind to produce hatua coetiveness with all its train of evils of sudden diarrhHa. wlh its imminent dangers. This mine inc human bowels afier death; and hence the prejudice of those lve informed men against quack medicines--6r medicines prepared and heraided to the Life Medicines is 10 cleanse the kidneys and the bladder. and by this means, inc liver and the lungs the healhul action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of ths urinary organs. The blood. which takes it's red color from the ngecy of the liver and the lungs before t passes into fhe heart. being thus pur
 cd by them, and nourished by food coming from "a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, news every pnrt os the :vs'en,. md triumrhan,ly mounts the banner of health in tho hnoning cheekI
 McfIats Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor. fGf Dyspepsi". fa,Iency. Papi.alion of Ie Hsari, Loss of Appetite, eartburn and sadache. Restless ness uldemper. Anxiety. LaDennr and Meanrhoy, Cos.iveness, Darrhma. Cholera, Feyer of all kinds. Rheumatism. Gout. Dnopsies of nII kinds, Gravel. Worms, Asthma and Consumption. Scurvv, Ulcers, Inveterate Sores Scorbuiie Erup,ions and Bad Com. pexions. Erup'ive Complaints, Snllow: Cloudy. and other disaereeahe Comple exens Salf Rbeuna, EFyep- elss, Common Colds and Influenza, and various pheF complaints which affiict inc hnmnp frame. In Fever and Acue. particularly, the Life Medicines have been most emineniy snccessfnl 70 nIuch so> that in 'hc fever and ague districts Physicians almost universal ly prescribe them. . ,. .s.....t.
 AM that MT Moifat requires cf his patient IS to be particular in taking the Life Medieines strictly acenr ding to tho directions. Ii s not by newspaper nc ice or by any thing that he himself may say in their favor that he hopes gain credit lis alone by the results of fair tSai.8 ' +yyL ''' .-' ..'
 s1rFos sale nt inc sign nf Drugs and Medicines" South street. Titchfed. by C. J. KnBoURE. ..t..g nacarnlnr ln ly28
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
NOTICE.

"HE undersigned having been apPoIpltd n by the Court of Probate for the District of Eitchfeld Commissioners upon the estate of EBENEzER SPENCER, late ofsaid Litchfieid, deceased, and having accepted said appoint, ment. do hereby give notice to the creditors ofsaid estate that they will meet at the Man. sion House in said Liehfeld, on the 18th day ot January and on the list day Of June, 1s4l. &a one o'clock PPM. on each Of said days, 10 attend to the duties Of fsaidiaPp0mtnient Said C6utt having allowed six months from the Sd of December inst. for the presenta tatfon of claims against ssiid eStafe. bl Aaft3aii9UA UA
 .'1' TTs7H'1, OLivEa GooDw1Is,gd ' eDs.ssis- sl y7ois no 57SYtvfsrER GAtfiN. { sjone+s:" , s1AN persons indebted tO said estQfe are re- ouested 10 make immediate payment to '.'''
 SYLVESTER SPENCER, Admin'r,
 Lics6e1d, Drc 3, l540 7o7 '' <he',l ,.. s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
,Motat's Vegetable Life I'iHs and
 RhGnir EiftcrS. --.--- -

HElEiE high celebrity winch these excellent Medi-
 1 cines have acquired. in curing almost every dis ease to which the human frame is able Is matter fainiar with almost every intelligent person. They became known by their fru,s-ihcir good works have testified for ihen,-they did not thrive by the faith oi the credulous. al. ll ~yas.. ,..ls- - l.t yf
 In eases @ Costiveness. Dyspepsia, Bilious and Liv. affections, Asthma. Piles, Settled Pains, Rheuma. tism. Feversand Agues. obs,ina,c Headaches, impure gate lhc Fluids, unhealthy appearance of he skin
 Nervous Debility. the Sickness incident 10 Females lR Dehcne Health. every kind of weakness of the D
 eestiSe Organs. and in al genesal Deralgemenie of Health. these Medicines have invariably proved q certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health io the most exhausted constitutions single frial will place the Iife Pills and PhGnx Bt,ers be-. yond the reach ol competition. in the estimation of
 Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. at Wm B. Meaars Medical Office. 375 Broadway, New.Y@k.
 s N. B~ None are genuine unless they have the fac simiIe of John Mofal's signature. , si hrs -beius sor The Life Pills sold in boxes-Priee 25 cts, 90 cente and $l eacb according 10 the size and the PhGMx BueFs in bottles. at Sl or a each with full
 " Eor Grotuitoss Dis,ribaiion- An interesting h.tle paHsphlet en,itled < MnHats Medical Manual, de. signed as . Domestic Guide 0 HeaIth-containing aceurate infFma,ian eOncerpina the most prevelent dieeases. and the most approved Eemediss-by WM. B., MoKFAF,' LApply io the AgeHi., .d, ar. .sor For sale by Ckarlss ! RilbOrra, Lach6eld, Con- Dncemhef A s ir-s es a.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
FOR SALE.
1T THE BOG

FDE3 AT THE BOOK AND VARIETY STORE, ''
 M ITcHELI's, Smiths, Maltebruh's, Hunt. M ington's, Olney's, Woodbridge's. and WiIlard's School Geography and Atlas; A. merican First Glass Book National Precep. tor, do. Reader, do. Introduction; Young Reader, Easy Reader, Easy Lessons, Pnper, Quills, Ink, Bristol Boards, Drawing Paper, Writing Books, ,LeGgers, Journals. Day Books, Albums, ,Slates, Rodgers pen& pocket Knives. 4 Boys Caps-Skates. .' t.-11r fi'' L3 Gents Bombazine and Satin Stocks, ,1oap
 "4i" i is 4'..' ALSO, .' 'e''
 Lump and Brown Sugars, Imperial and Yo. H. Teas. Coffee, Rice. Ginger, Cloves, Sale ratus, Nutmegs, ground Pepper and Cinna- mon, Mustard, Starch. Candles. F'a f'5."j
 Y|"f- .'.srw "o JOSHUA GARRETT. 2 LitchEeld, Dec. 3, l64O. ,7"8 s,r" |~t" 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

III AVING fitted up a new and more con. III venient shop, would inform his friends and the public generally that he still contin- ues the business of Clock 3 Watch repairing; and that from his experience and skill, and by constant attention t0this important branch of business, hopes to Eye general satisfac. lion, and receive :, share of public patronage. T,ts.f ,s HE ' ALSO, ON HAND, . 4us pt..,>t-,..
 A good assortment of WATCHES AND JEWEL tsRs' Coous, consisting of lever, lepine, and common scapement Watches, ear rings, fin- ger rings. breast pins, silver spoons, specta. cles, thinlbles. pencil cases, butter knives, sugar bows, plated spoons. near-sighted spec taclrs, steel pcns pen knives. scissors, twee- gers, tuning forks. Music Boxes, Clarioncts, Flutes, Flies, Violin strings clnrionet reeds. clarionct and fife Prcccptors, Shell Combs Watch oil, &c. ALSO, ''" .'.~ .....''..,
 Dir. Wm. Evnns' camomile, tonic, and fin. mily Aperient Pills, with directions, recom- mended highly fur dyspepsia, nervous, aud all stomach complaints ''- ,.. Dr., Evans Soothing Syrup, for tcething. with dircctions--a, real blessing to mothers
 Also. Dr. Hunts celebrated Pills, for Con- sumption & Liver complaint, with directions
 Also, Dr, Goodcs' Female Domestic Pills, with ample directions. The above medicines prepared by Dr. Wn. Evans, 100 Chatham street, New. .York--soid here by ,'- p.5 s"% '&' e. ~ R. MERRIMAN, AgenL
 Ncrt eas, ef lLe Presbyterian ChGrch.
 Ltchfcld, Dec. ?. erE ? .. .t tl4a27
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
LfSchGe8d zSaGQGsSres.. t
 :, ERLts ERLts HE'D kEyGskE FFsAGaasDAY MORNING, OF 10 bna stdBY. HEFVfs Ys ADAMS. ',% h.t1 m m.,

sI TERMS. Toyillage and single mail subscribers, two dollars per ysaF payable before the expiration Of "a companies of any nnmher oyer six, SI 50 per year. payable as aboye To companies less than aix,
 .75 Pet year, payable as before. 25 cents swl be deducted rom each of these prices when payment is made in, advance. These prices are exclusive of mai qr stage charge for trapspor,aiions 3 ,gsotq
 opaPeEs will be discontinned until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editOr.p
 Notice of wish t0 discontinue must be given be. fors the expiration Of a year, ., ts ! q .f $ O. O1 ADVERTISING, One square. three nseFtionas$l and the same proportion foT two or more squares.- Halfa square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal dedbciion made for advertisements continued Ger P mopthss7G H
 {, AdministratoFsf and Executors Notices, Sl % :. fl All c0mmpnications must be POSTPAID. ae a-a
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
MOTHER, WHAT IS DEATH.

MOTHEk, WHAFlS DEA EN.. | @'It ls sMolhety how still the iBaby lies, -''oJ !i ~ y I ennnot heaFsits hEcaih ;laia 9Aj oi byit Icanpot see lis laughing eyes,, Aaa uiu mo7 They tell ne lhss is death, tsA 1T b,bnsse y. My liItle Svnsk Isihnne1t ,tOfhrina. -rY,b boU f. And sat down by his he'd dy1u,s gs.a. To 97
 And pleasantly tried 10 sing, lr,s,
 They hushed me-he Is dead. .,,g
 They say that helagain will rise,, r3lJ ssd More beautiful than now, s mi ..,.,.. That God win bless him in fhe skies
 Oh, mother, tell me fiow. '' '''-''". ID "Daughter, do yop remember, dear, ,...7 The cold, dark thing you hough',
 And laid upon the cHsemelit berr, @' iA1witheFed worm. you thought 2 !. '. ; Itold you tbat Almighty power, - ',... iii ,C,'uld bfenk tliat iKiihered shell, .. 'Lh'l s And show you, in fntnre horr, H4.- .i
 $, Something would please you well. 4. 7
 Look at ,l,a, chfyaalis, my love, ,l!gH'a.p2 s 4 An empty shell 1t lies; ;,i .J luU lu st4H Nov raise your wondering glance above. ana lafT To where yon insect Hles 4,I GIT [; lP Oh, yes. mamma how very gay7s .rs. ...r.e lis wings of starry gold, j{ s.3 3..lya And see it lightly flies away, .,-f
 Beyond my gentle hold
 Oh. mother, now 1 know fpllIwel, n,...s ap3
 If God that worm can change. .s
 And dra 7 it from that broken cell, 'a i1 On golden wings 10 range; ~4 a4'"i | = How beautiful will brother bc, '' ..'',''s, v, When God shall give him wings, "'i 2 ''' Above this dying world 10 fiee, G 4.tsan5H, gntlAnd live with heavenly things" "5,i.t .ta3hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
NOT'TCE

lNAHE subscriber, who Is trustee of such of b Afthe estate of JOHN PARTRRE, of Water town, in Litchfieid county, as has been as signed to him forEthe benefit of said Partree's
 creditors, wiIl sell at Public Auction, to the
 highest bidder, by order of the Court of Probate for the district of Watertown, at the dwelling houseiof the said Partree, in said
 Watertown,T on the S0th day of December next, ut III o'clock in the forenoon, unless
 previously disposed of at private sale, all the
 Real and Personal Estate which has been SO
 assignedao him. nj hHINMAN PLATT.
 i fWEaIsrtOacn, NoU. 2l, 164O. Ie0i3-aG0 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
DabOlrs Patent Foot Storc,

IFS probably better adapted to the purposes A for which it is designed than any thing of the kind ever offered to the public. It needs filling hut once day, can be carried any where with safety, and is withal a very hand. some piece of furniture. j. ars -,..s.s se i9 as1 For sale, by the dozen or single, hy
 Dec 3. .If4 sf' ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

ID LACK and yblue-black kVEILrGRAPEy :;
 D Black and Green WELLS. gStcJ for sale e4 Dec. 3.3ita4g o13y 8 t5a 1.LAwRRNCEa
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

Mofdt's L;fc Pills and E'kan;E Bitters. VNVHE perfectly safe, uneFrIg and successful trrat.
 A Hlent Of almost every species of disease by the use of 4qGats Lfe Medicines, is longer matter of doubt, as reference to the experience of ma thou. sand patients will safsfact ctorly prove. During the the knowledge of MT: Mofht, where the patient has, to all appearance. effected permanent cure by the exclusive and indicinus use of the Life Medicines some eight ten of these had been considered beyond aE hope by their medical attendants Such happy readets are eolYce of greai pleasure to Mr. M and use of his medicines to his fellow citizens.
 The Life Medicines are purely Geget1bte prePara tion They are mild and pleasant in their operation and at the same time thorougt-acting rapidly upon the secretions of the aysten-caying of all acrimo nous humors, and assimiatpg with and purifying the blood. For this reason, in aggravated cases of Dye pepsia the Life Medicines wi give relief in shorter space of time than any other ptoscription In Fever and Ague, INfaHDnpatory Rheumatism, Fesers Ofev- cry description, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Dizziness appetite and in every disease arising from imput " of .e blood, or disoFdered state of the stomach the use of these medicines has always proved to be beyond doubt, greatly superior to any other mode o
 All that Mr. Mpat nsks of his patients is to be par ticuar in taking them strictly according to the direc tions. IL is by newspaper notice, or hy any thing that he himself may gay n their fayT. thai he hopes gain credit alone by the results of fair trial ls ihe reader m invalid and does he wish to know lfso, let him call or tend to Mir Moats agents inths place. and procure a copy 6f the Medical Manual de. signed as Domestic Guide to Health, published gra- tnisousiy. He will there find enumerated very many acty sinlar to his own Mofiat's Medical Office in New York, 35 Broadway. .lJ ot9.}a. -s.t.E et.:sSld Sy Cz.Rhrs KllD9yss. ss Lehfeld agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24
I :itna ,1nsnranSe Company. .I....,a..- a., U ana ,Ra uHsKannn. sd- ,lr-i Itg

yAs1l'sf' f. OE HAHFEOkDs +H A.'. i 4. INSURE Dwelling Houses Stores, Furni- l inre, stocks of MeFchandize.p Mills Manu- factories, ManufhctnFeEsh stock. BaFHsS F'af- merrss stock in build diiigs ot stneks, and every o.l,eE species of ins1Table personal properly.
 Against Loss Or Damage Ry Fire iel -sasa sss ! RECOMMENDS, Agent
 1'aLileh ke,alS4O9 e7,nr '. .'.'S . '.T " % . q
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

~, 0 A quantity of second hand Sore Pipe for sale. Also, a small FRANKLIN SToyE to let, by. t-,L..n.. ..,,, N. II. NORTH
 November 26. j''>' '' .'''' -. < 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-24

Probate RFN0akiS at, this e6icr. - ' sg- L.r- tCs tl.s .!'fs'at 'g~'| '-'f