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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-10-14
Mofat's Life Pills and Phenir Bitfers.

Ue"U ~ ~U0 "tS HHu "EHT1 DWteTSs
TNE perfectly safe uncrrine, and successful treat.
use OF Motats Life Medicines, is no longer matter Of
doubt, as reference to the experience ofmnny thou
sand patients will satisfactorily prove During the
present month alone, nearly 100 cases have come to
the knowledge Of Mr.. Muffa, where the patient has,
TO all appearance. effected permanent cure by the
some eight ten Of these had been considered beyond
all hope by their medical attendants. Such hnppv
results are source Of great pleasure TO Mr.. NJ and
inspire him with new confidence to recommend the
use OF his medicines TO his fellow citizens.
The L!te Medicines are purely vegetable prepara-
ton. They are mild and pleasant in their operation,
and at the same time horOugh-ac,ing rapidly upon
The secretions ct the sysencarrving of all acrimo
NOUS hulora and assimilating with and purifying the
blood For this reason, in aggravated cases Of Dys.
space OF time than any other prescription In Fever
and Ague, lnf1anna tory Rheumatism, Fevers Of ev.
cry description, Sick Headache. Heartburn, Dizziness
in the head, Pains in the chest. Fla,ulency, impaired
appetite and in every disease arising from mpuri
~ Of he blood, disordered state of the stomach
the use Of these medicines has always proved to be
beyond doubt, greatly superior to any other mode Of
treatment.
All that Mr. MofIat asks of his patients lie to be par
tlcuar in taking them strictly according to the drec
tions 1t Is not by newspaper notice, or by any thing
that he himself may say their favor. that he hopes
to gain credit IL alone by the results of fair trial
L. the reader an Invalid, and does he wish 10 know
whether the Life Medicines will snit his own case ?.
SO, let him call or send to Mr. Mofnt's agents in this
place. and procure copy or the Medical Manual, de-
signed as Domestic Guide to Health, published era-
tuitously He will there find enumerated very many
extraordinary cases of cure; and perhaps some cx.
acty similar to his own. MOfats Medical Office in
New York, S75 Broadway.
Sold by CHARLES J. KlLBorRH, Litchfeld, agent
for LiIchfield County. ly2s Dec. 10.
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Mofat's Vegetable Life Medicines

TTNHESE medicines ere ntebied for their name to
4 TO their ma nifest and sensible action in purifying
with renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred Ger.
tilted cases which have been made public and in al
most every species of disense to which the human
frame is liable, the happy effects of Moots Life PiHs
and Pkenir Bifters have been gratefully and publicly
acknowledged, by the persons benefited, and who
were previously unnequainted with the beautifully
pounded, and upon which they consequently act.
The Life Medicines recommend themselves in dis.
eases ofevery form and description. Their first ope.
ration is to loosen from the coats OF the stomach and
bowels the various impurities and crudi,ies ntv
settling around them and to remove the hardened
ieces which collect in the convol9,ions Of The smallest
intestnes: Other medicines only partially cleanse
these. and leave such collected masses behind as
produce hahitua costiveness with ell ts train Of evils,
or sudden dinrrhCa, with its imminent dangers This
fact is well known to aregular aHatonies, who exn
mine the human bowels after death; and hence the
prejudice of those well informed men against quacR
medicines--or medicines prepared and heralded TO
the Lite Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means, the liver and the lungs,
the heal!hsul action of which entirely depends upon
takes its red color from the agency of the liver and the
lungs before it passes into the heart being thus pur
ed by them, and nourished by food coming from a
clean stomach, courses freely through the VEINS
news every part OF the system. and triumphanuy
mounts the banner Of health in the blooming cheek
Mofat's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor
onghly tested, and pronounced o sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia, Fatuleney, Papi,s'ion q the Heart.
Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn and Headache. Restless
ness. llttemper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy,
Rheumatism, Gout, Dropses Of ell kinds. Gravel
Worms, Asthma and Consumption Scurvy. Ulcers.
Tnveterate Sores Scorbsiic Eruptions and Bad Com
plexions, Eruptiye Complaints, Sallow. Cloudy, and
other disaereeahe mplexions. Salt RheUm Erysip-
elias, Common Colds and Influenza, and various other
complaints which al3iict the human frnTne In Fever
and Ague. particularly, the Life Medicines hav been
most eminently successful; mnch So, that in the
fever analogue districts, Physicians almost universal
" prescribe them.
Al that Mr. Moai Fesairps Of his patieus is to be
particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor-
ding Ia the directions: i is NOT Nv a newspaper no.
ce. or by any thing that he himself may cay IN their
favor, that he hopes gain credit It's alone hv the
results OF fair trial.
e1rFOT sale nj the sign of" Drugs and Mcdicines,"
South street, l.i'chfeld, by c. J. KnDOrRN.
December 10. lr2ej
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-10-14

BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
I'm TlHE subscriber has just re-
Il turned from N. York with
~H~a full assortment of fancy CO.
- lored KIDS, such as gold
bronze, lilac, blue, ash, peach blossom, dove
fawn, cochineal, wood, flesh, chene, and
host of other fine things from the city-all of
which he is disposed 10 sell leetle cheaper
than heretofore.
GTA full assortment of Gents Calf Scots,
Shoes, Pumps, and Slippers. Also, of ladies'
French kid, plain kid Slips, Buskins, and
Caters children's Shoes of all kinds and
sizes. Those in want are invited to call and
examine qualities and prices.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
LiichEeld. .July ], 164l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Spring Election.-Next Monday.

Theron Parke. candidate for constable ensuing
spring election.
Samuel w Forsha, a candidate for constable at the
ensuing April election.
We requested announce John Hollow peter as
candidate fof Constable ensuing April election
shaGars authorised announce Abner Hunt, as a can
dIdate for Constable, the ensuing election.
Weare authorised Peter McFarn, as a
candidate for Constable
We are authorised to Israel Woodrough, as
candidate for Constable, for the country.
We are authorised, William Har, as a ca n.
didate for constable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

The following communication has laid 10 our
copy drawer for several weeks. We would apollo
gse for the apparent neglect, if i, were not
that we look upon those who apt in making
apologies as good for nothing else
For PALLADIUM.
observed an article in the last weeks PaIla-
dunn, copied from The "Ncw York Atlas" headed
"Pay for Preaching;" on which feel willing TO
make few remarks, and for which, hope to be
excused, the way has been opened, by the in
sertion Of the above mentioned article Suffer me
to quote the first paragraph:
A contemporary says "If the Prosby terians are
DESTROYS Of avoiding ths practices of the church
Of Rome, thsy had better reinquish the custom
Of preaching for money, tha, originated among
the Popsh priest hood, and is regarded by the
Quakers one Of The wors, corruptons Of chris
tiani,y" To this singular statement, as IT is
styled by the New York Atias, the Quater mast
plead guilty. "Who does not know continues
the Atlas that Je wish priests, and other priests,
Chose OF Baal not excepted) have ever received
their supper. from the peopc?' In answer,
would ask who does not know, that Jesus Christ
ended the Jewish PRIESTHOOD which had its sup
port from the people, for the weakness and unProf-
tableness thereof, and brough, in "better dis
ponsalion, established upon better promises" 1t
was but Just, that those who served the outward
Tabernacle, should receive outward support
But the "pries. hood being changed, there is made
Of necessity, a change also of the Laws" Blu,
when the twelve Disciples received from the
minister Of ministers, "power and authority 10
preach tho kingdom Of God, and TO heal the SICK
he comm anjod them TO take nothing for their
Journey. II any can show whore Christ did com
inand his ministers, to tako pay for preaching the
Gospel, visiting the sick, &c, did 'sadde them !
with the task Of composing two or three sermons
a week. wo will acknowledge tha, these Iaborers
are ,rorthy Of their hire Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Lottery Schemes for April. 1871.

Weisburgh, Va Class D, draws at Alexandria, Va
April 3, ls4l- $4,000 10000 5000 5000 5000 2 500
2,l9o; 70 prizes of 1900 each. Tickets 10 dollars.
Monongaia, Va, Glass d. draws Alexandria, Va,
April TO- l64t. $4,000 10000 5000 1000 3,2334 $1,000
prizes of ? nnn rf 1900 prizos OF 900 each.
Tickets 10 dollars.
Monongaa, Va Extra, Glass 9, draws on Wednesd V
April a. 1911. 10000 5000 1900 1900 I,40O 1885
10 prizes of 1000 EACH Tickets dollars.
Leeburgh. Va Glass F, draws Alexandria, April "a
1911 10000 10000 5000 1850 LOLA; 20 prizes Of
900 each. Tickets 10 dollars.
Monongaa, Va Extra, Glass IL. draws Wednesday
April %, lS4l prizes of $40, 200 each, 1000 900
20 prizes of 1000 each, 30 prizes 200 ea 20 prizes
$50 each.
Monongaa. Va, Extra, Class TO- dravs Wednesday
2ls 1871. $4,000 $4,000 10000 5000 5000 1900 p
$3.50 $500; 80 prizes of l 900 each.
CAPITAL S60,000.--Rich and Brilliant Scheme
More Prizes than Blanks. Union Lottery, Glass No
draws at Alexandria, Va. April 18th, 1911. Drawn
Ballots of 49, ] prize 10000 10000 10 900 TO-
coo 5000 1000 6,O00 5000 4000 of 1900; of p
600; of 1859; 10 of 1250 so O00 AMI 50 of 800
besides many others of 400, 30o 200 Whole tickets
S20 halves 10, quarters ).
Address your orders 10 JNO VI. CLARKE, lot, Main
street, Wheeling, Virginia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
BranGrcth,s Pills.

TNHEsE Pills assist nature aid gseaEin throwing
off the bad j, is evident that the HpoUshe bad pre-
dominates the good the assstdcs the good
qures. This proved by the fact that in almost all violent
dseass the patient requires large doses and they often
have little effect only the
there for until powerful pugng takes place.
important be deeply impressed
every mind that all pain weakness is ewing morbid,
siagnan corrupt humors which impede tbs circulation
Of the blood. and that three pills if persevered will
all such humors by the stomach and bowels which
may be justly termed the of the human body. Ye,
how different their action those who have hot acrd bile
Two three pills will probably have considerable
such which let them be persevered with
til the action is uniform and good health is restored Do
not fail to have to them Of
Illness after have been restored by them for be
assured that if you require medicine, that nothing will
subject 10 derangement but purgason With this medicine
will sooner restore health than other means DIX
BRA NDRETH olemnly every who reads this,
that il his opinion, and that opinion is founded on expert
that this medicine will only every disease, so
called (although demoustrabe fact that there IS
y dsease) but will the human oooy 10 ine pm-
Tive Of health enjoyed by the pafachs OF old and
life, by continued keep the oony IN hcaitn with
them NAV be prolonged beyond what it is nowfor,
remember, it is CORRUPTION tina, destroys life, and
these pills remove corruption oeath can never
would seldom be weakly until so 60 years Of
age always careful to purge on the commencement
of
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.- to see the
r,cate Agency. All who sell the genuine Pills have
Shun drug for if you purchase pills of them,
they sell you for Bfandre's. certain
death TO get a WORTHLESS COUNTERFEIT AR
TICLE.
The following re the ONLY Authorised AGENTS:
Samuel Perce Richmond; j. f. Durham. Cen,reville
B Reynolds & Son, Dublin: l. Crarey, New Boston;
ConweIl & Hazard Cambridge City: W. Donelan. Alb
ingon: VIM. Lewis, Hagersso'vn; Samuel Johnson Co,
Williamsburgh; John Thornburgh, Economy: Burges.
Carr Liberty; James Beard Brownsville and B. F. Ma
loney, Dunlapssiiie g.,
July II, 1910. Ga
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

this great measure OF reform, which will now be
| accomplished by all the means the Constiiut ion
places in the hands OF the Executive. Five winters
ago, Mr.. BELL. the presen, nbIe and enlightened
Secretary of War, asked leave to introduce a bill
to prev the interference of Federal Officers IN
eleciions--and accompanied his motion with a
speech in which he exhau all the learning and
argumen ion on the subject, No politician, no
student Of history, general inquirer ought to
be without that speech. | remember well the
occasiou-and the deep interest with which eve
~ rejecting man in the House listened 10 II.
Mr.. ADAMS paid the mos, glowing compliments 10
the speaker and his effort-so different from the
common speeches of the day. He said II would
be read, and thought upon when his assailants
were forgotten. The prophecy is true could
mention the names Of some who sneeIed at thus
noble declaration of principles. But Tor the pub
lic-,hey have long since been enveloped IN The
shroud of neglect, and buried in the tomb OF OBJ
livion The Bill was rejected b. the train bands
Of the Executive.
Three sessions ago, Mr.. CKITTENDEN introdu-
ced bill of similar cha into the Senate
Tho history of it is well known to tho country.
After an elaborate discussion II was rejected
AT the last session he again asked leave to INTRO
duce il, and was refused!
la the face OF these facts the Globe pretends to
call the Circular ser post facto LaD"! The
Wing administration is positively pledged To such
regulation; and had it not been promulgated, the
Cabinet would have been liable TO censure
There is lIttle news stirring IN the city to-day
The Hon. JOHN CHAMBERS, of Kentucky, former
ly a representative from that State. has beena p
pointed Governor of the Territory of Iowa. This
IS an excellent appointment.
Dispatches received at the department OF
State, from London, By the steamship Caledonia,
but The purport of them has not TRANSFERRED
1t is no use to talk Of TumOrs-fdcts are all
you, your readers want. u.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Fleecy-Da.e WOOllen Factory.

VILE. Undersigned have rented the Factory formerly
Il occupied by L. s. O. Barber, situated mile no nth
OF Richmond They have repaired the machinery, and
purchased some Power Loons and pledge themselves
to do all kinds of work in their line, good and subsa-
tial manner. They will manufacture
Btankets, Cloth, Sattinefts, F7annels, Bai-e, &C.,
and exchange them for WOOL they will manufactir
on the share or by the yard They will pay particular at
tenton to eading Wool for customers. and country
work which may be given them.
Persons who have TO hire their Spinning don r.'-
--''-Ni0'ot'CHs
prepared do il cheaper, and in superior
the common way of spinning.
NIXON & TAYLOR.
March 22d, lS4I l2-3t
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CBgT AIRY MOTTO z s.

PARItE COUNTY, Indiana, March 2ist, 1S4I
DlED,-in this county, the goth inst MARY COZ
FIN, Thomas G.. Coffin, and daughter of " III.
and Sarah Harvey, of Wayne county, Indiana.
Death is called King of tcrrors and generally
unwelcome eisitan family circle; but when
confined the aged and decpit, who full
OF days and trouble, their tomb
with melancholy PLEASURE asylum from the tur-
moiis of life; but when youth natched with all
the of life and buoyancy of hope sometimes
the unscrutiable of Providence The sub
ject of this obituary, the morning Of life.uned to
the earth by all the ties of consanguiny which enwne
around the hearts of the pous and virtuous but is
intention 70 write eulogy her character. We
leave blank for the reminiscence the fill,
when attempt description of her worth; hope
will be permitted say, that in the death OF Mary COT
hn community has sustained loss for which il should be
shrouded She hest by with Wig
intellect united with that modesy Of character which
adorns the female, in . pre-emnent degree.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
PUBLIC SALE.

"TILL be offered Public Sale on the 18th of this
w month. (April.) at the farm Of Benjamin Moore.
Qa'ely B. Hunt's) miles outheaso Of Richmond, large
quantity Of valuable property consisting Of One Horse.
SoSe OF Oxen, Cows (soe fit for beef young Cattle
osS oheep, ming Utensils, Household Furniture of
suPe TOT quality viz Beds; Bedding: Bureaus Tables
Ingram ana Tag Carpesing Queensware; Brass Clock
looking Stove &c nc; Sugar Kettles: Crooks variety
OF BOOKS; biy 'oods containing superior articles
female apparel; quantity of seasoned poplar Boards
Scan,ng. Joists, Oak-feow stuff. Boards and Ties
wheat; Corn; OATS hay: Log Wagon; Chains; Tools.
&c &c. SC. Sale at O'Clock a m n, :, ia
day Terms made known by ROB'T HATTON.
4th mo- srd. 1871, lists Assignee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

Departed this life the 3 March last in the 9th
year a sa, sister MAGDALENE KING, wife of Mr.
Levinu King. She years member the Church
in Lawrenceburg Circuit Indiana; from which place.
moved to This and in April 1910, she joined the Me-
thoiisI Episcopal Church.
Sister King her sickness with christian and
pa;eace when found death
she said, Il ready She also said II cloud
my mind. Lord. NV work done'' l then
asked her, if she had thing do further she
Piled ''only my family She then en- braced her hus-
hand he meeky bending his knees. After him her
sonher only and then her daughters following. She
said the children, sRemember thy Creator III the
thy youth When your mother is gone from you.
advce be good children, Sister King has
left afeconate husband, FIVE dear children and many
April ID, 1S4l. ]. t.
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DENNTSON HOUSE.
Corner of Main and Fifth streets, Cincinnati.
ENTRANCE on FIFTEs ST.

ME subscriber having occupied this central establish
for the and intending
of begs leave thanks his
friends and generous public for the liberal patronage
has received.
The location of the House best in t1e Civ
being highest eveand about equ-dstant the
and the canal The view of surrounding
country, from observatory this house, RELY
equoled and never surpassed.
As for accommodations and all the luxures land,
enquire of my old customers.
Bills reasonab le-suted the times.
fine Autograph drawing of establishment. pre-
sented 10 the public. on large scale
JOHN NOBLE,
Formerly of Columbus, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Feb. 10, 1S4I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

L meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rich
IA mond and Brookvie Canal Company, held thei
Office January 18th, 1884, following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted, TO wit:
Resolved, That the Treasurer be, and he is, hereby
rected to collect all monies loaned by him belonging
Canal Company.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed proceed TO
collect the balance of the first nsallmen dollar
the share, from all Subscribers who negec
the same
Resolved further, That he be directed collect
dollars called for and due the instalmen,: And
ne hereby instructed to proceed fortcM against any,
ana every individual, who has, may refuse pay
mount due and called
And 1t IS further ordered by the Board That balance
OF the second nstalment be, and hereby
their office In Richmond, follows wit Two dollars on
the first day of June; the remaining three dollars on
the second day of August, 1S4I.
WARNER NJ. LEEDS PEST.
IL. FULGHUM Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

nN Second day, the 22nd of this month"; | will
public sale the Farm where reside. il being SIT
uated mile north of Spceland. in Franklin township
Henry county. Indiana. Immediately county road lea
ding from New Castle, southwark, the National Road.
Said contains 3 acresabout 6 of which cleared
and under cultivation; it is very fertile we'll watered aud
pleasantly situated. There is said Farm good
Barn. comfortable dwelling House, Orchard, &c Also
the day. the above named premises, l will offer
for sale the following Personal Property. good,
Wagon: Wind Mill Farming Utensils; Gran Stock,
&c. The will be made known day of sale and
liberal credit allowed VIM. kERSY.
Spiceand Sd mo. 9th, 1871. Cts
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Ciark's old Established Temple
Of Fortune.
WHEELING, VIRGINIA.

Correspondents at distance procure tickets in any
Lottery advertised by Vender IT, States by ac-
dressing John NJ Cake, heelng. Va stir
prize office in the United States. 10 capital prizes sold
his office i'll the last month.
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N1OT1CE.-The Stockholders in ''The Richmond Ira
i Y ding and Manufacturing Company are hereby no
tilted that tho 9Th, and last Insiament, o: Sc! each
share OF stock in said Company, will be required the
lt day of May 1871 which time those who shall have
paid all the nstalments due said stock will Ger
tcaes of the number Shares held by respectively
And those who in their Stock
thus early warned make due for the
of the same before the above named tme they
ciN posueiy be proceeded against, according the pro-
of the charter; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with the severity
the has been extended towards delinquent
holdersbu after the herein stated, shall expir
ed, they need expect further indulgence
BY order of the Board. JNO IA1NES. Secy.
Richmond, Oct. 9th, 1870 40-7m.
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GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.--The resignation of
Gov. CLINE r, devoIves the duty of the Governor
on the senior member of tho Executive Council
J. NJ Patton (WI is now the senior member, and
will act till the 3lst inst when his term
expires. Cot John Rutherford e.. F) then be-
comes the senior Councillor, and will be the act
ing Governor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-03

An ExcIrEMNT IN CANADA.--It is alleged that
in the county of Greenville. Canada, number
of persons from this side the line, went over TO
assist Mr.. Crane, the liberal candidate.
The Montreal Herald thus speaks Of the affair
sit has been enough to sicken the heart Of any
true subiec, to witness the proceedings of the pre-
sent election: our village has been filed with
Yankees from the opposite shore, who seemed to
take active Il part and feel as much interest
for Mr.. Crane, they did at their Presidential
election; it unusual occurrence 10 see
them driving through main street, huzzaIug
for Crane! and 10 O.densbnrgh the cry was
'.Crane and Canadian Independence. You may
j.dge that under such circumstances, British blood
would boil, but up TO this time order has been pre-
served, which | hope may continue"
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EXTRA SEssroNs-The following extra sessions
OF Congress have been called since the organiza
ton of our Government.
John Adams was inaugurated on the 4,h OF
March, 1901 He convened Congress, May 10,
1871. His first annual ADDRESS was delivered,
Nov. %, 1897.
Thomas Jefferson was naugurated the 4ih OF
March, 1901. He ordered call session Oct. II,
1868
james Madison was inaugurated the 4th OF
March 1909, also on the 25th of May 1913.
Martin Van Buren, was inaugurated the 18th Of
March, 1897, and convened Congress the it'll Of
Sept. 1887.
William Henry Harrison was inaugurated the
18th of March, 1911, and convened Congress on
he 3lst of May, 1911.