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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-16
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A. the early cls.ing Of stores has become general
would esteem II particular favor you wouli permit
through your valuable Journal to afor the public Of the
present condition Of the Apohecaries Clerk. OF as city
sincerely olisng your aid to the end they learn,
order ympa,hze .it- and assist u, IN aeloratng
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
UNEXPIRED BANk CHARTERS.

The Catoll JelleirsOnan has The following
notice ofthe bank charters that do not expire in
1913. Those banks. without Granville could
issue from six to ten millions Of dollars. They
could, by thelr charters, double The amount OF
the present GU cuelop. So if all the banks,
whose charters expire next year, should prove
rotten sad EmlhuP, those lett could Ill the
State with notes payable on demand There
is not the least. dangers OF not having enough OF
bank paper IN the State for years ye1 whether
there are any new banks or not. Asto the
amount. no one need shed unnecessary tears
AS 10 tho qnaliY-why is the rub. But Oo
Legislature Will ny, lllhey fail, will be because
thcte Is no virtue IN law, or soundnesS IN the
banks, You can no more mako rotten bapHs
sound by law, than you can make silk Purses
oul of sows ears. The 70 ten must wind up.
EXPIRATION OF BANEs.>-lhe charters Of
the following named bauks do NOT expire in
'43, a. stated by some; butru TO the periods
oElme Get opposite to their names, ThOse
uot named do expire in 1913.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
ATHEISM.

Atheism, is mere neguve system.-Its
essence is denial. 1t is an universal No,
shrouding the soul in darkness, and bIotting
out the sun and stars from the moral frma-
men', without substituting the feeblest rush.
light for their genial rays. II destroys and
never rebuds, takes away and gives nothing
back, Whether it displays itself in the cold
sneers of the mocker, or in that dead, spirit
less logic, which asks syIlOgislic proof for
truths which are written upon every human
heart, and endeavors 10 measure Inlinity and
Eternity by mathematical rules; n either case,
it is The same demon Of blight or desolaiiou,
before whose pesential breath every high
hope and holy aspiration perishes' When it
takes possession of the mind, it is az If the
osnd- clouds of Zahara were sweeping over
cultivated fields; before them The land smiles
in plenioOus fertility, behind lies the parChed
and dreary desert.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Coon SToN-The Army and Navy Chro
nicle s'atss it as an interesting fact, and one
perhaps not generally known, that, within q
Ge" years past, as many as twelve or fifteen
officers Of The army, and ills believed some
from the navy, had laid aside the military pro-
fesson for the more peaceful, but not less ard
Gus, vocation Of the the Christian ministry, and
are now useluIy employed, III various portions
Of the United States, in preaching the gospel.
~ Y EVS Post
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

A NATIONAL BASK.-Daune's Weekly Au-
rore, of April I'd. 1916, contains the following
"Mr Dempsey, an English member oiParIia.
ment, at the clOse ofthe Revolutionary war,
said Lord North mistook the means of COZ.
quering Mcith America. Had he established
a Bank oil England, with seven millions capital
at Philadelphia, he never need have sent an
army hither- the thirteen Colonies would have
been as easily managed as Jamaca."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.-REVO'
LUTON COMPLETED--.BUSTA-
MENTE OVERTHROWN---SANTE
ANNA PROCLAIMED SUPREME
DICTATOR.

DICTATOR.
We have received, by the Anahusc, Capt
Wilson, files Of tho "Boieton Official" pup
llsaoG ln the city OF Mexico, and verbal INTEL
llgence from Vera CRUZ TO the 18th ult-, being
five days later than before received.
A severe battle had been fought between the
forces of Bustamente and those under Santa
Auua, on the Sd ulL, which resulted in the
complete overthrow Of the former
Santa Anna, The pseudo "NapoIeon of the
West proclaimed President, or Supreme Die
tator, on the 9th, by his party.
Ii is stated in the 'Boetn Official that The
new administration will be temporarily invest
cd with power 10 do good evlI!'
The new government will be assisted by a
connciI, the members Of which are to be chosA
en- by the people of The different departments,
subject though to the dictsiiOn of Santa AM
ma,
All the supreme powers established by the
constitution Of 1886, except that Of the judge,
will cease
Considerable excitement prevailed in Vera
Cruz. All were in bodily fear Of Santa An
ma.
II is the intention Of tho new dictator 10 open
war Immediately with Texas and Yucatan.
He was to organize an army to merch upon
these republics. When he captures them, we
will inform our readers, the public
1t is now said by Santa Anna that had he
been at the head Of affairs when tho French
attacked Vera Cruz, they would not have euc-
ceeded in taking that ciIy!
Santa Anna has adopted C9sars motto
"Feni Uidi Oici.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

TIE Bitter BT.-"Stop sop" cried gen
tleman to an omnlbOus cad; but The cad would
neither hear nor stop. "StuFid felIoww,' said
The gentleman; he'll find it out, to his cost BY
and bye, Tor have given him cOun orl, i. FIVE
shilling piecep But on looking a, the change
he xcaimed-'WeII, neverI hang me if the
rascal HASN'T given me fourshlIng and six
Peuse bad money! But, never mind, pye had
my ride for noIbngp-GcOrge Cruickshan'cs
OnnibnSl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Mr.. CLAY.-We heard it stated yesterday,
by one who is The way Of obtaining infOrma-
ton, that the Hon. Henry Clay had resolved
TO present TO the Legislature Of Kentucky, al
the earliest moment possible, the resignation
of his seat IN the Senate Of the United States
The Legislature will not meet, we believe, un-
I'll The last day Of December.
1t was added that M. Crltenden would pro
bahly be elected 10 The place OF Mr.. Clay.
We slate theme Tumors as they reach US, and
add that they corr respond with wnat had been
previously SAID Of the intentions of the dlsun-
suished Senaloh-- u s. Gazette.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

We BELIEVE 1T. -Ihey have invented
mechanical power in Enga equal 10 one mil
lion horses! Ii is an invention of the Rev. Mr.
Norris, clergyman in Cheshire, who wishes
Parliament 10 institute inquiry into its medts
We are prepared to believe any thing almost
Such are the wonders Of the age! ,7Imes,,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

The GLORIOUS UNcERTAINTY. 1.-The num-
bsr Of Chancery cases in England, at present.
lie thirteen thousand six hundred, involving an
amount Of $2l 100000. Nine-lenths of this
enormous sum will be absorbed by the law
yeyS. lh
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

CLASSICAL. The Chicago Decnocrat tells
about number ofthe |Isceusin Legislature,
who had rather Ell indls,inct idea oil ,he csssi..
ca illusion Of sctI,a end Cbenbdls, who thus.
addressed The speaker:--
'Ihe gentleman asks me 10 except OF hiS.
amendmeDt end thereby destroy the Whole,mea
hing TO nhy resolution, and carry me sway 10.
the opposite extreme. cannot consent 10,
nothire ofthe knd; and can. assure every
mem ber of this House that my character 10
vastly mistaken if fbDy one thinks 10 make me
thus jump from Sally TO Katy BogUs!"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

next congress. And we have no doubt that he
will treat in such a manly patriotic and ener-
getic form, as 10 command the sympathy aud
concurrence OF tho whole nation,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

They have had grand Democratic process
sion IN Albany, iu cOmmemOraliOn Of the rec
ent triumph in the Empire Stae.-PhI Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-On the Isl inst,
th'A body was organized. Major N. Terry,
was chosen President, and DR.. Moore, Spea.
ker. They are both Democrats. ID.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

SAGE OBsERvATIons.- lit has been remark
ed by friend of ours, shlewd observer of
human nature, that nillers, when they speak,
use fowy language.
That carpenters are, in most cases, plane
men;
That shoemakers are remarkable for their
charity, as they generally give their awl when
they see case Of real distress;
The sawyers are good pay, for they gener-
ally plank the amount Of their bills.
That lailors' love oftdbbage, prove them 10
be 9e'rons Of agricultural pursuits.
fhe'hatters, if al all lhwarted, are furious
fellows;
hat watch makers are bad customers 10
~ grocers, for they generally 60 on tick.
Shat printers generally make good lawyers
from their previous acquaintance with cases.
That BARRIERS always succeed in making love
TO vain women, owing 10 their knowledge of
the use and application of soH soap.
That gun smiths are The only honest men
who deal In stocks;
And that doch RS are living paradox, for
thoueh'hey deal in Scruplcs, they have no con-
science --Picnpune.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
N. Y. Herald.

How THEY ANNOUNCED HIM-Capan Ty-
Ter was received with great parade in the good
city of Richmond. Tho Corporal says:-A
great bull durkey, with phz like the "sac"
OF cutie fish, sIrutted into the hotel, and
eiradaling out pair ofiddle bow legs, and
rnnnng his fists into his ribs, announced in
pompous lone, "Sar, | is do perlicumlar, spe-
shal, prive, con(ordehsha agent OBJ his excel
lency John Tyler, Esq, de Presumdent ofdese
greet and glorious Untum States, sar-and
sar, Massa wants sum room and supper, kos
he's hungry as de deb--'skuse my language
sar." This characteristic announcement was
received with roar, Of course and The "spe-
shhl agents orders attended to.
7. S.-Tbe Captain was served In his own
room,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

WISCONSIN, In the Legislature Of Wlscon-
sin parties are divided quite nicely. 10 Coun-
Gil, 6 Democrats and Wings. Ia the House
l6 democrats and 10 Wings. Ii.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

We find, in one Of our late exchange papers,
the following statement, termed official, oil The
state of English married people in that city of
London
Runaway wives, l,l32
Runaway husbands. 2,34S
Married persons legally divorces, 4,l75
Living in omen warfare, 1886
Living in private Misunderstanding, 1929
Mutually indifferent 55.240
REGARDED as happy, 3,l75
Neerlv happy, l27
Perfectly happy, 10
96,e34
We are informed that very eminent moral
st is occupied in drawing up similar state
ment in relation to Paris. We have at some
pains collected the relative statistics on the
same subject in this city, and find them to
range thus:--
Runaway husbands, 7,l46
Runaway wives, 1886
Married persons legally divorced, l,263
Living in open warfare, ll,O79
Living in private misunderstanding, S,2lO
temper, 1880
Quarrelng on accoun. of other men, 6,147
Quarrelng on account of other woman l2,863
Qusrelng every other day, 5,944
Mutually indifferent l4,657
Regarded as happy, but not so, 1928
Nearly happy 3l5
Perfectly happy q
6S e76
Thoroughly miserable ll,lT
Total married people in The city, 100000
N. Y, Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

man atlemp,Bgslo dive herd Of cattle
over the river Warren Arkansas, fell from his
horse ana was drowned. His name was
John Smith,. N, B. The family aIsgoiDg into
mouTning.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

~ wlsh'" said a sou Of Erin, II csuId fac
the place ~hors men do mol die thatl might 9,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

The swaets Of life aVeno,Riug without Ire
6atsrs, as the man sssd when he called for his
morning dram.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

A Coop ONE.-A boy was asked-"does
the Leopard change his apo.s" "Oh, yes;
when he is tired Of one cpot, he goes to anoth-
or"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Boys should be seen and not heard, as the
youngser said ven.hs couldn't say his less
son.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

The Corn Laws send 2O,0OO people in Great
Britain to premature grave, "unkenelled, un.
hppored and unsung, blu. not "unwept."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Granville Alexandriln Society," chart per-
petuaI.
The total amount Of the capital stock author,
lied by lazy, Of the nine banks, whose notes
a,o We, current is THREE AND A HALF
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, while that Of
Granville is unlimited, can be increased 10
any amount. The banking privileges of the
OHIO Life Insurance and Iru.t Company cen-
see in lS43, wh.lo lis other privileges Con!In-
ue so long az it chooses to exist Their Is
sues may be ten Gnd half millions.
ORIGIN OF WAhs.-The history Of every
war is very like scene once saw in NlIhs-
dale. Two boys from different schools met
ono fne day upon the ice. They eyed each
other with rather indignant locks, and with DO
faDce on each brow. "Wbat are you grOWlin
at BilIyW "Wkat's that 10 you? Pl look
where have mind, an hinder me Ifyou dar.'
A hearty blow was the return 10 this, and then
such abatle began. |. being Saturday all the
boys OF both schools were Oh the ice; and the
fight Instantly became general and desperate
! asked one Of ihe party what they were poIl-
ing the other for? What had they done 10
them2 20 nsething at o. man; we just want
TO gle them good thrashin.' Alter fighting
until they were exhausted, one ofthe principal
heroes stepped forth between covered with
blood and his clothes torn 10 tatters, and adj
dressed the beGerent parties thus Wee; Pll
tell you what we'll DO W. ye; il 70 lei Us alone
we'll let We alone There was no more of lit
the war was at an end, and the boys scatiered
away to their play. | thought at the lime, and
have often thought since, that trivial array was
the best epitome Of war in general that have
ever seen. Kings and ministers of state are
are just set Of grown up children speak Of
with only this material difference, that instead
of6ghting ou! the needless euarrels they have
raised, they sit in safety and look on their in
nocent but serve subjects TO battle, and then
after waste ofbood ani treasure, are glad 10
make the boys conditions "Ifye'll us alvne
we'll let ye aIone.-1Ne Etrick Shepards' Lay
Sermons.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

PARALYSIS ExTRAoRDrNARY.-The "mes-
meric" influence has peryaded the Peinsular
State, that all the Wings have been put into
the somnabubc condition, which made them
forget the day Of election returns, no, one Wing
candidate has been elected to either house Of
the Legislature this season! Truely Democ-
racy has swept the State like a prairie on frel
ID. -,,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Sleeps HEADs.-We waded-body, soul
anc breeches-thrOugh the slough OF 337 ex-
change papers yesterday, without finding sin-
ge new idea. Wha, has become of all peoples
brains? We will infuse some of our spirit into
3S7 Jersey pumpkins, and forward one to each
of the afOrsald exchanges, 10 be placed on the
tripod to DO The editing. We will at least get
back our own ideas, if they should no'iffuctlfy
and produce something origiual.an novel. ID.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Providence AND PoLicEMAN.--T The late
Rowland Hill understood human nature we'll.
His chapel having been infested with pick kpockE
etc, he took occasion 10 remind the cOngTega~
ton that there was an nllrseeing Providence.
to whom all hearts are open, and from whom
no secrets are hid; but lest, he added, 'there,,
be any present who are nsensible to such re-
Elections, lbeg leave 10 state that there are also
two Bow street officers Onthelook Out"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25
VALUABLE STATISTICS TO SOME,
VERY

We find, in one OF our late exchange Papers,
the following statement, termed official, ofIhe
state of English married people in that city OF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

Yesterday Two ofour antiques went out 10
the FourChe bar, just below town, and killed
nine hundred pigeons at fifteen shots. Little
Rock (Ark.) Gazette, Oct. ~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

He IS NOT ALL V1LLAIN.-Earl Spencer
states that the amount ofmoney obtained from
him by the notorious Monroe Edwards, has
been Refunded through The Barings. The fnan-
cier, it seems, has some sense Of moral obliga-
tions. May be he is not rogue after all.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

TwIToHERIsM Another financial trick was
played of in New York on Saturday 18th inst.
1t was practiced upon the person of Mr.. Sleph-
en- Morris, of burberry, Connecticut, whose
pockets were picked ofabOul $1,000 sSstur-
day, at nigh twolVe." The money consis-
ted of ofa 800 uote Of the City Bank, two of
the same denomination ofthe New HavenBank
FIVE tens of the Fairfield County Bank, and a
note Of hand for $639, with number Of small
bills. ID.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

The Mississippi Democrat, on hearing Of
the democratic victories in Ohio, Maryland
and Pennsylvania, cracked the following bot
lie of hard cider
"GPThe late whig party having failed som
one advises them to take the benefit ofihe bank
rupt act. Unfortunately, however, for tho
party, corporations are not included in the act
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

They pelted poor fellow with rotten eggs
in Beaver; Pa. He was laboring under &C.
we're attack fan abolition JurOr. ID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-09
New GoodsI New Goods 1!
A neao and splendid assortment of Fall and Win
 ter Goods just reeeired by
A. P. P. CAME

DLACK, blue-black, blue, invisible green, ID & cadet mixed Broadcloths, wool-dyed; do. do and fancy cold Cassimeres; worsted and silk plain and figured Vestings; sheeP's, grey Pilot Cloths blue and black Beaver Cloths, Silk Velvets, Gents Scarfsy Mohair Binding and Cord, gum.elastic Snspenders' gents I'hibet Gloves, Mohairs Silk Velvet, and Hastings, coat and vest Buttons, worsted Cuffs, cotton Drawers, lambs wool Shirts, Italian and American CFavats, plain and bordered Stocks.
 Black and blue. black light and dark tig'd and plain MOuslin de Laines; do do. and do do. Silks i; light and dark colored Saxonics :; fig'd Taglionis; BombaZines; American and English Prints; Rob Roys; kabyle, mouslin de laines and ernbroid' Clementine Shawls; fig'd satin and broeha H'dk'fs, Long Shawls, Plush Points.
 Boots aud Shoes. Gents thick Brogans, Ladies' Slips, at 4S Bootsy cts. per pr.
 Pumps, Kid Buskins, Chil's Cacks, all sizes, Gaiter Boots.
 Green Paper Ilangings,
 Cotton Weaving Yarn, from No. 5 to IA.
 Stove Backing.
 Also, a good assortment of Groceries q C2"Ockea.H, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Lamp Oil, Sc. &c all which will be sold as cheap for cash as they can be bought elsewhere-No mistake. 23 LitchfeA, Nor. 3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-09
HARTFORD COUNTY, ss.

Superior Cour, Sept. Term, A. D. le41. {: TTPON the petition of Emeline l.. Thomas, v of Hartford, in said county, showing to this Court thato the 9th day of July, A. D. fo24, at'itie town of Watson, county of Lew- is, and state of New. York, now the town of Gregg. in said county, she was lawfully mar. ried to Heman Thomas, then of said town and county that she lived with the said Heman Thomas until on or about the Sd day of Sept. 1899. when he wiIfulIy deserted your peti- tioner, and has ever since continued his de- sertion and that she came to reside in this state on the Sd day of Sept'r, 1858, and has ever since resided therein-prayingl fora bill of divorce. as per petition on file, dated inc 9th day of Sept'r. 1S4l:
 Ordered. that said petition be continued to the next term of the Hon. Superior Court to be holden at Hartford. in the county off Hsrt. ford. on the last Tuesday of Januarv, A. ID. lS42; and that notice of the pendency there of be given 10 the said Heman Thomas bv the publication of nt..ice thereof in inc Litchfisld Enquirer and Litchfield Mercury. two newspapers published in this state. sir weeks successively, immediately after the rising of this Court.
 A true copy of Record. Attest
 O'2O JAMES H. HoLcoMR, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-09
NOTICE.

FKNHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the -1 District of Woodbury has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of MAJOR STRONG, late of Bethlem, in said district, deceased, re- presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Joseph H. Bellamy and Minott Smith, Esq's, Commis- sioners to receive and examine said claims
 Certified by THOMAS BULL, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Abner Strong, in said Bethlem. on the 4th day of January and on the 2Oth day of May next, at 10 o'cl'k in the forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending oR the business of said appointment.
 JOSEPH H. BELLAMY, } Commits
 MINOTT SMITH, ( siOners All persons indebted to said estate arc re. qucsled to make immediate payment to
 ABNER STRONG, Adminis-
 JAMES ALLEN, trators. Besh1ena, Nou. 2l, l64l. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-09
Motat's Life Pills and Pheni1 Bitters.

YNHE perfectly safe, unerrng. and successful lrea-
 1 of almost every species of disease by the use ot MCts Lie Medicines, is no longer matter of doubt, a reference the experience ot many thou sand patients will satisfactorily prove. During the present m0nih alone, nearly 100 have come t the knowledge Of Mr. Moffa where the patient has, to all appearance. effected permanent cure by the exclusive snd jadicieus uss of the Life Medicines some eight or enOf these had been considered beyond all hope by their medical attendants. Sncl happy results are source of great pleasure Mr. N. and inspire him with new confidence recommend the use of hls medicines to his fellow citizens.
 The EJe MtNiciHeS are purely vegetable prepnra. tion They mild and pleasant in their operation and at the same time hor"u2l-ac,ing rapidly uposl the secretlOns Ot the system-carvng of R acFimo. nlous hunoTs. and assmilatng with and purifying the blood. For this reasOn in aggravated cases of Dys. pessa,,t Fife Medicines will give relief in shorer space of time sian any other prescription. In Fever cry description, Sick Headache, lIeartburn Dizziness in the head Pains in the chest Flatnlency, impaired appetite, and in every disease arising from an npur- tv oi the blood. disordered of the siomach the use of lhSso medicines has always proved to le beyond doubt. greatly supesur to any other mode of treatment
 All that MT. Mofat asks of his patients is to be par tcunr 'n taking them strictly according the direc~ tons IS not by RnewSpaper notice, hy anything that nc hmselt Inar in their favor, that he hopes to gain credit It's alne bv the results of fair trial ls the reader invalid, and does he wish to know whether the Life Medicines will snt his own case ?
 If so let him call ar send ioMr. Moa,s agents in this place, and procure acnpy ofthe Medical Manual de- signed as ln1Fs'se Gude [" Health, published gva- suit0"sly He will there find enumerated very many extraordinary cases of cure; and perhaps some ex- ac,ly similar to his own Moffa.'s Medical 0iice in New York, 375 Isroadwav.
 '+' Sold by CHARLES J. klLBouRv. Litchfeld. agent for Lichfed County. ly2S Dec lO