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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
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Ten years from this time riH think Of using
other remedies Uhen sickness Gssals his frame, than
S fif BRA iffisf srf 1 cleanse and purify
while they are used We may use bark any to-
ncs, what 10 their effect They bind the Olsen Sc,
the foul humors, in the body, which ultimately be-
is the result the patient then finds late his mis-
take. How different are the consequences when the
simple method Of purifying The body with Brandreth's
Pills is adopted.
ExpERIENcE, that tombstone of all human knowledge
has proved yond doubt that this celebrated medicine
and the human body are naturally adapted one TOR
the other; by their aid the whole mass OF the fluids
and even the solids. flor not the solids made and
rene wed from the fluids y can be entirely evacuated,
altered, and completely regeneraed. and in manner
SO simple as 10 give every day ease and pleasure:
The fact is that hundreds Of ihousan ds have been
cured Of the most inve.erate diseases by the use Of
these Pills alone. II is not well to enumerae the dis
eases BY name. Let the afflicted with any pain, whe
one or two weeks Tlal-ihere VIII be no necessity tor
any further persuasion afterwards; he sure to con-
tnue il until perfect cure is effected which VIII be
generally much sooner than could he expected.
Brandreth's Pills are no less cure Than preven-
ton Of disease. When we feel dull. pain in the head.
back side. weary on the least exertionit Is then
we ought to take dose Of these Pills. This will al
ways have god effect, because il is Impossible for
pain to be in the body without the presence Of those
humOrs which produce il; and IL only by their being
forced out with puTgng, that health can be restored
Let me now recommend two things-"eueT b. bled,
and neuer 20 10 a Drnggisrs for Brandreths PiHs.-
The first wenkens the principle offe, and long keeps
the blessings nf health from the body. And the last.
10 purchase Pill called BRAsDRETH's efd DrHggut."
TO insure e purchaser base counterfeit entirely '"cd-
paIe of producing the 5enefcial results Of the genuine
Medicine to insure that j, must he purchased OF one OF
the undeTmen ed Offices, which are Tor IFS exclusive
SALE or az the agents duly appointed nv me- and VINO
hold regular certificate Of agency, which " renewed
yearly There is mn Agent Hnih one Of these cerf.h'
caies IN epery tOpn Of the United STAIRS IhuSe pnr
chasing at wholesale must remember shat oil nv tTa
vecrs have power ii Attorney, regularly proved 10
be INV act hefGre the CLERK n the conny 81 N York
24l Broadr0y is my Principal Office.
ZIG Bowery. aud ut Hudson. and IT'S Second sweet
are nlso nv Offices kept exclusively for tho snle oi
"'' B. RRANDRETH, NJ. d.
Agent for Liichfeld, Joshua Canlti.
february II. OmS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
FOR SALE.

A Dcelfing House, Manuf factory and v0-
ter privilege, NTH taoO acres Of Land,
DLEAsANrLY situated on the east bank Of
IL the Waterbury River, on the turnpike,
one mile north Oft village Of Wolcottville.
The house hns been recently built, is two
stories high. with back kitchen and wood.
house. The Manufactopy is "a by % feet, il
two stories high,with an overshot water wheel,
and full set of machinery and tools for man
ufacturing German Silver Spoons and other
wares. There is also convenient barn and
another new building suitable for black
smith or casting shop. Any person wishing
To- purchase convenient and cheap manu-
featuring establishment is invited TO call and
view the premises. 1t will be sold very low,
and with or without the machinery g. tools.
Terms of payment easy TO the purchaser and
possession given Immediately.
SAMUEL. FORREST.
Wolcohrille, Feb. II, 164l. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
Litchfield PoIemic Society.

VENHERE will he public debate by the members
l. of this Institution at the Academy, this (rhurs-
day) evening at o'clock.
Query for discussion-" Have the citizens of the
Northern States a right to interfere with the insttu
ton Of slavery in the Southern States? p
A Lecture is expected from the Rev. Truman
Marsh the rise and progress Of he arts and scien
ces. BY order OF the Chairman.
fjtchfeld Fcb'y l8. l94I
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
10 the estate of EPHRAlM S. HALL, late Lf said
Litchfield, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be dcbarred recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
ALANsoN HALL, Executor.
L.itchfeld, Feb, Is, lS4l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
HOus0ton9c Rail Road Notice.

I7ONSUtOH1C I[UtL HOH6 NOtIC6.
THNliE third instalment of ten per cent will
n be due and payable according to the
terms of subscription TO the new stock of the
Housatonic Rail Road Co. on the first day of
March next. Stockholders in Canaan and
Salisbury may pay to William Adam, ESQ
of Canaan; in Cornwall and Goshen, to Pc
ter Bierce, Esq. of Cornwall; in Kent, New
Milford aud sherman, to Royal I. Garfield,
Esq, OF New Milford all others to the Trea-
surer in Bridgeport.
As the grading Of the road is rapidly pro-
crossing, stockholders will see the necessity.
of making prompt payment. .'..,
JESSE STERLING, Treasurer.
bridgeport, Feb. Is, ls4l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
LOOK Ar THIS!

FRHE subscriber offers for sale
TTsR n his valuable BrrLpISe LOT,
HIM containing about one acre, Is rods
3A north Of Inc Congregational Meet
ing House, on the road leading from Norfolk
to Canaan Corner, and two miles from the
Rail Road Depot.
The above is fine location for a Public
House. JEDEDlAH SAGE.
North Canaan, FEB. l6, IS4l. ABS
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
THERMoMETRIcAL TABLE.
b Below zero.

1t will be seen by lhermometrcal table, that the
past week has been one of uncommon severity-the
most SO Of any the present winter 1t is indeed
that we have sir days in succession when the mercu-
~ sinks as low as it did from the Ith the 10Th 1t
may be proper remark that our thermometer, tho
good one, does not. from its location probably, range
low as some others in the village by three ar four
degrees. The weather has now so considerably
moderated that we may soon look for Storm or a
thaw. The sleigLing has been fine for some time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
NOTICE.

I'm pursuance Of an order of The Court Of
IL Probate tor the District of Norfolk, the
subscriber will sell at public sale, on the first
day of March, 164l, on the premises, SO much
of the Real Estate of MILES RIGGs, late of
Norfolk, deceased, (if not previously dispos-
ed of as will raise the sum of thirty six hum
dred dollars and seventy Two cents, together
with charges of sale. tt-r .
TRUMAN S. WETMoRE, Erecu-
THOMAS CURTIss, tors.
Norfolk. FEB. 9, 1S4l. -. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
NOTICE.

TIME Court Of Probate within and for the
l. district of Sharon has appointed the sub,
scribers Commissioners upon the estate of
ASA DEAN, late Of Canaan, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent, and has lim-
tied and allowed six months from this date
for the creditors Of said estate to present their
claims against the same TO US for examination
and settlement. We therefore give notice,
said appointment, at the late dwelling house
of the deceased, on the first Monday of March
next, and on the last Monday of May next, OF
one O'Clock p. M. on each Of said days,
CHARLES HoLABIRD. Commits
OsMoND s. GREEN, sioners.
Canaan, Jan. 8, l84l. .. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
THE EN0URER.
LITCHFIELD, FERRY Is, Is4l.

% The Superior Court for this county, Ch Justice
WILLIAMS presiding. commenced its session Tuesday
last. We perceive his Excellency Gov. ELLSWORTH
is in attendance at this time. -- ..ef....... .....
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
Ertrnct Tram q L.etter. dnted

Extract from Letter, dated
..4 WASmNeToN, Feb. IL, 1871.
alt is understood this evening that the Cabinet Of
Gen. Harrison will be as follows:
Mr.;WEBsTER, Secretary of State.
4, Mr.. Ew1Na. =" Of Treasury.
Mr.. BELL. ofWar. ~
Mr.. BADGER, Of N. Car :" of Navy, =.
Mr.. CRrTTENDEN, Attorney General
Mr.. GRANGER, Post Master General.
Mr. Badger is lawyer of great distinction, but it
is feared he will not accept. Hhe does the Cabinet
will be very strong one. There has been much ex-
ciement on this subject for few days past but the
result will command very general acquiescence."
The Madisonian Of Saturday confirms, semi.o1i-
ciany, the above named appointments.
I'VE learn that the father Of this gentleman was
formerly resident, and we believe, a native of
Windham, in this srate.-Enq
The Ecerglodes.-On our preceding page we have
inserted an interesting account of the much talked
abou. but little understood Everglades of Florida, ac
companied by some details of the difficulties, of pene.
ratng them and the success of Of our troops BY
so doing. STILL seems to us that none can properv
and thoroughly understand the nature of them except
by actual observation. We think tho accoun. will be
interesting to all who have not before read it.
The OFrrcIAL.-We dnesday Of last week was the
time fixed upon for the opening of the electoral votes
for President and Vice President the United States
The two Houses Of Congress convened in the Repre-.
sentatives chamber. Mr. Preston Of the Senate, and
Messrs Gushing and Jones of the House were ap.
pointed the Tellers. The Vice Presiden. broke the
seals, commencing with Maine. and proceeding in
regular geographical order, and handed ,hem to the
tellers. The whole proceeding occupied more than
two hoprs-of course very tedious process to arrive
at result which was previously well known. All
the electoral votes found to correspond with for.
mer staiemenis-even Alabama, which it was suppo.
sed would be found informal, was all correct It
seems that before despatching their messenger, the
electors Of that state had second meeting and con-
formed to the Constitution to the manner Of voting
by ballot, instead Of UiUa rOce. The Vice President
announced the result, and that WILLIAM H. HARRr.
SON was chosen President, and JOHN TYLER Vice Pre-.
sdent. The following was the vote s. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

Alta COmr4 Of Probate h"ldenGt Winchester, aoifh-
in and for Lhe District Of Winchester, on the
oh day of February. A. ID. 1871:
Present, Gideon Hall, Jr. Esq. Judge.
an motion of Hiram Sage, executor ON the
" estate OF Ekos SAGE, late of COlebroOk,
within said district, deceased. this court doth
appoint the 9Th day Of March next. a: O'ci'k
p. NJ. at the probate Office in said district, for
the hearing, allowance and settlement OF the
administration account on said estate; and
doth direct said executor, To give public no
tice 10 all persons interested in said estate 10
appear (it they see cause) before said court,
at said lime and place, 10 be heard therein.
by posting said order Of notice on public
signpost in said town If ColebrOok nearest
the place where the deceased last dwelt. and
by advertising the same in newspaper prin-
ted in litchtield. Certified from Record.
"36 GIDEON HALL, in. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
NOTICE.

IaNHE Court of Probate for the District of
l. Norfolk has limited and allowed to the
creditors of the estate of WILLIAM Couch, late
OF Norfolk, in said district, deceased. repre-
scented insolvent, six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims a.
gainst said estate and has appointed Hiram
Mills and Philo Hawley Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust said claims
Certified by MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
We, the Commissioners above named, here
by give notice that we shall meet to attend
to the duties of our said appointment. at the
late dwelling house of the deceased. on the
29th day of March, 164l, and the I'd day of
August, 1871. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon Old
each OF said days. All claims not presented
within said time, properly attcsted, will be
debarred a recovery.
HIRAM MILLS, } Commits
PHO HAwLEY, sioners.
Norfolk, Feb. Is, l64l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

ACTUAL NECESSIEX!
"AS prompted the undersigned to res
LII pectfuly request all who have open &C.
counts with him (either DR.. or Cr.) to call
and have them adjusted.
LUMAN BISHOP.
Bradleyrille, Jan. %, 1s4l. 6t35
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

~ SINKS as low as 1t DID from the li'n TO the 'O'h'
may be proper to remark That our thermometer, tho
so low as some others in the village by three or four
; degrees. The weather has now so considerably
moderated tina, we NAV soon look for Storm or
tbaw. The sleieliuc has been fine for some time.
Another Bank Detdutfer-" Rumor with her humid
red tongues" has been very busy in our quiet little
village the past ten DAVIS respecting On ALLEGED diff.
o,. ,,,;,L 49,, =. 49,. r. ,,>,,,nsuo,, AZ. III
cuy VIII" one VI our 'o'"et "~"s"'e"' W.T. Hehry
Seymour, the Cashier Of the Chickopee Bank, at
Spr;no6old Niece W. oro eorrv 10 Lon ~, la, tho nm
ny w, -"
ford State Eagle of Saturday last contains the follow
ing:
CmcKoPEE BANK-A report has prevailed here for
sGe Say;, Iespec.ng Tecen' o'Sc's,Ie connec.eu
lion on the mart of The Cashier tnrns on, thai the
rnmor was not without foundation. The officer inn
n We "nS e, . n We .opf .'.e
Wednesday
~ IS now very vel! known that there has been n
the Cashiers hond ars annie .nd e",re
for tho defacation and that the Bank has yer been
in safe and sound condition than is in this mo-
! ment We make the statement OF n dcfalcaton lie.
ause truth requires i at our hands and Of the Bank
because we desire 10 relieve the public mind of iii
fears Of its safety and soundness growing ont of The
exaggerated rumors that are abroad O~
|
We find the follo,,;Do n, - morh ~ ,,o N " rx
we "'. ''e 'o''"''s pa,ae'"p" III '''e ~ HA'
press OF Monday last. We hope it will prove untrue.
Though Mr.. Child has been guilty of some political
obiou,ies within the four or five wears past we hone
h;s moral cha,ac,sr NAV M, bo On h,d os ,ns
| - -, -..
graph would represent
J A Detaulter-A correspondent Of the Boston Mail,
,cn Re thos La
OF the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company, is
defanlter in the sum of $4,000 and that he has add
ed TO this the crimes of forgery and perjury Mr..
Child is young LAWYER, and man who has hitherto
maintained high reputation in the community
|
Michigan Senotor.-llis Elk VIM, Woodbridge was
~, ,ho ~ ;,., ,hoso, s"..,.; Coos.as. g.
on the ID lns CHOSEN senator IN Congress tor SIX
years. in place Of Mr.. N"rvel. The wings were
GOOD deal d;ved T, Gov C.ordo, nm, Tho ,,o,,,;no
I 50 '' N No0" s.' ''' '.'''"'"-
uon IN caucus Out there were some OF the wings VINO
( would not vote tor him. The house voted number
! of ,;,oe. nm the 9d xv;,bo,, com;ro ~ cho;o, n,
| W N''S " $50 ~ "A' ~~'''''s =" S""'eo' ""
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
EEousatonic Rail Road
W'I3sxea' .ls.vyaeSeAasetex.

SASCCS AHEeO1GS CWUSs
Two Trains each way daily.
ON and after Monday, the 18th inst, the
~ Cars wiilleave New Milford ut half past
9 O'Clock A.. M. and at half past 2 p. NJ, and
Bridgeport at so'clock A. M. and 2 p. M, or
on the arrival of the Steamboats, from Newt
York, except Mondays the morning train wild
leave New. Milford at A. M. and arrive 10
Bridgeport in time for passengers to take the
Boat at 8 O'Clock.
R. B. MASON, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Jan. T, lS4L, 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

James X. Polk,
Dirision Of Lischfed CountyA At the request Of the
meeting held at Kent Plains last Tbnrsday, we give
below the account Of their proceedings. Who and
how many were present we have not ct this time
;Tuesdny) been able 10 learn. 1t will be seen that
the meeting recommend another one to be held ct
this place Thursday Of next week. 1t really seems
strange 10 US that any one, beyond those who expect
to be Immediately benefited by filing the Offices
which would necessarily have to he created, and
those who may have few building lots which may
be enhanced in value, should be seriously DESTROYS of
carving up this ancient and good shaped county.
P.S.-We hear that but four towns were represent.
ed. to wit, Cornwall, Kent, Milford, and Tor.
rngton-and only three four persons from each ex.
cept from the place where the meeting was held
CONVENTION AT KENT PLAINS.
In conformity with previous notice, general
County met at Kent Plains on the llth instant; a
highly respectable number of citizens being in A..
tendance from different sections IF the county and
was called to order by Doct. Wells Beardeley. Of
Kent. On notion George Wheaton. ESQ. Of Corn.
wall, was chosen President, and R. Fuller, Jr., Of
Kent, Secretary.
Doct. Wells Reardsey. having briefly stated the
object Of the Convention. was followed by Messrs.
Serce OF COrnWnH. w aOnnInS OF IOrrlngton. rem
and Spooner Of Kent, and Taylor and Garfield Of
NewMilford in some very able. decisive and spirit.
cd remarks; when the Convention passed to- the con-
sidera,on and adoption Of the following resolutions
Resolved That this Convention are in favor of con.
Thinning the investigations already begun OF the practi-
cabilty and utility Of dividing the county Of Ltch-
he1a ,,., Tho, ri. .,;ro NJ 70 tho non.
rle Of this county 10 hold Convention on the 18th
day Of February ls4 at Lfchfeld for the purpose Of
inqnring into the expediency and public utility Of di.
Resolued, That committee Of one he appointed in
each town in this county for the purpose Of making
..;~a f"c,s "nJ ;nforma,on n he ored ~ the Con.
ven,ion.
kesored' That me following named persons, as
s,,,m,a he comm,tee ns indcnIed in the forepone
resolution:
IoD" ComM'ner-Fnr LrGnheId. Jason Wh' ing
New" Hop,sor5 Norman kellogg Harw;nton. Abah
Catlin; Colehrook. Jonathan f. Hoyt Barkhamsied,
Jesse Ives; Nnri',s; James shepard Canaan. wa
rv William n WALTON sharon. Iemnel Merchant
Kent. Ira spooner; Warren. George =. TalImadge ;
washington, ALVIN Br0WUs NeW-WlOB0, h0VAl j.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

We are sorry to learn by the last Hartford papers
that the Hon. John II. BrOckway declines being a
candidate for reelection Congress from the Wind
ham and ToIland county district. Who will pTOba-
bly, be the candidate to succeed him. we have not
learned.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14
saissAPAfsll.l.A.

CONSEQUENTIAL Known TO be one OF thc most active pu'hn4
H. IoI nj ANY article the Materia hcdci ana "lth ss,
~ number OF other medicines selected from the tegeaz
ngdam the strength Of "h< l. concentrate n'o au
~ r., power From thu extract the SNrup l. prepared
s,,t. ~ which warranted ts coAtnn more man 'at 'u
ngh and medicinal OF that o a"y other KIND. tor 7cr
E & i,oI and cmo,nr all unhealthy humor> rom inc sye
NV nj S,rnla or hns'. Ey. lncpent Cancers trs Nercrrz
pce. Fever Sores Rheumatism Disease, oi she am Ac- u
-; ,rcul,rly useful. rciac mid Yet cihern' aetilTst
,c rr,In,y but permanently the constitution II Is antA
. ,prnr aSd purifier oad in Propsr no "ts n
;rc,rc all The .ccrcon> and cNcretons and ther
'u.l bs AooeateS disease and restoring INC patea To-
md healthy .tar This medicine i highly b;aesez
peri'o and compl''ntH IN which u
III n5 - nfclcl and requires 10 be n'ir"Fa'ci Pans a
i,s mud NIL arising from i improper "S' o nf
% @ @ sunlly cured Persons "i' ns sea 'otss.
viii ind it valuable article TO u,s a. II % w ''' N
oSslc dose for adult half VINE glass "i he 81
IAN - h taken e, an empty stomach morning. no"" a"d ni;a
III, cIs,r or ,nxc, with water. IL preferred =.
~, los tr child from ten years old Is az
~ noro, Prepared aud odd at whee.,r and retail Aaf
for cNpertatHon ny " ~ ,pj tOa Fulton street. " Y
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14

y5NHIS IL PRINCIPALLY Egyptian Me cne, introduced
Doctor Srgur hi- form Il fact important 10 be Under
in hnppnc>. we'll brolt Tat in sc present
a of society portion >ulcrings both body mind
,rco of character and origin.
auG other n0urisment the sys'
tenn becomes deficient aud vial reduced point where
ts economy disturbed by agtd unnatural action dyspepc
nptos ptihl cencss without pain, and pas
without apparent and requiring aid reaching beyond the effect
te the original
For all this cs, casc medicine ns
appropriate and successful remedy,
H. crracr may b. c-timated in on i
Unusual and pcciliar properties
l. It, perfect cict experienced when a1en and acting
connection wi, the food,
= Nouri,hment i generally increased during it, use
g. used tle les required produce the sala'
effect.
rhc following certificate elected which thought amply
proves the superior efficacy o n. valuable medicine
NEw-YorK, Sept. 81, $40.
lfessr L. B. ~ u. SGads-t;cnt For eight years was undA
and nv complaint considered by oe
he ofig the complaint and b others To be under
lec M distress great AT times thu death
ha,c been unwocome ster. Every thns cal
great aad pt blood in large quantities aAd
ipon candidate aneicr world. TboSgh your
advtce induced Dr. Segas Pl trial csmencd
aud the first few dose found my
relieved. rontnuei their grr5ualy diminishing @
quantity until clmc do without tam and the drrs had en-
trey 1t nearly year since recovered MY aIh-lnih
al alarly afflicted, hi cIceDeaf
lscticnc. am yours sincerely,
ELIZA REYNOLDS. lg Broosne-,o
Sold ,clc and retail by g. b. & d. Sands, De!sis sI
and 100 futon--treet, and - Las, Broadway. ni'im
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14
TO THE LADIES.
r,,,u>ot,: Development oHd Persona! BsNa1y eoa.''
=, connection rrith Or. Fc'ir GoAraHd D'f''"''''
'' POWDERS. -;

Eect4 Development 0sd Persona! bsaI7y
. .,,,>c,;ou NTH Or. Fe'ir GoHraHd $ Dep'"'0'5
10 POWDERS. - .;,
,,,ur s.,,,,, study issae he eN9 %
.or,ray n~le, OF the huuia~ iot"- st h,,
- Ishe.d THIS dcveoiemcet l. not Only fc
,c.c.-arv 10 po-Seon os hlgi ofuc' %
T. f,, t.rrhcad mark o tateicci Is no le' H -.
I, -, crouaI beauty and II ofup"ttance 20 no. ,
~ ,v trh possessed OF hIs prouiu'i f-alrs' S" s- -
al rhmept. OF luNuricas growth oi h",r' 20 80
- wv a; ,u crcsence which ten'i. ~ thsf CSC ous
L. inc afcy speedily eeeotuai, and ''I az N
~ J;--ns without the least ncon. enclS'' y ~. -,
Hi'h powders The ethc ll whom annoy
,s nor hair on the aays neck %ner 700 h. -,
sa me T mol or the bcaI h.h the cheeN' NAV, may a
i M u 'I eventually tho dc>t:o : The se o III" Pf
hS url bv Dr. rEIN GotRAvp @ Mak.s ''FT r q
an f,r Broa.iway and for sale il tins c oni! 'he'
NSTr, Poaders rurpOrtias to produce the s'c o. & ,
m. iii .olL "a the ets !erianer' ' ,
i proper the pubic that sncn ArS 'N . "a "
purchasers can the preparation tested II F'ihi"u
AGENTS ,,.;,
Hcsyork-i L. Brown. Utica Jared Gray ronshs''Ps'-
pcnn.yl,ani,-Mr> Brown. .G Che Hut Il fhlanepAH-
v,-yIanI-Nr, Schapcr. D Baltimore = baiNSo';
V,rpira-TraZier. opp. Dr. Piunmers nhFcp, N'""''
N,s.arbu.ett,-J T. Field Z. j. Bull Lee , -,
inrsc,cnt-E G. Ferrc NdlIotown w Faulkner 'IorN'L
D;,y,c; OF CoumbiaS Parker Pennsylvania ,'ehuc
9th and 10Th street, ,-.,r
p;cr. ,u,,,liCt on Single bottles seat pt I
Letter be postpaid
New-York tribune., 1841-05-14
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TTIllEOLOGlCN DIsCIsSO% betwedn Ezra sics Ely 7. D.
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EXPOSITION DEsrNcE CSivERslIsM by Rev D. William
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Rnyncr-.hruli be- in every family
W. G. RowNLEE D. b review Of hs Lectures against
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LETTERS EDN T. HATFIELD review Of his
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