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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

CAUSE OF THE Presidents ILLNESS.
The following paragraph from the Ma
tionat lntelligencer relu,es the state
mcnts Of the opposition press, that the
Presidents health was broken previous
to his last fatal sickness. Ii also informs
us as to the manner in which the attack
yas produced ~ Y. Com. 0dr.
The uninterrupted health Of the de-
ceased patriot, his robust constitution
and active strength, up to the last week
Of his life, had left his countrymcn no
thing to wish and nothing TO fear in re.
gard either to his bodily or mental capn.
city for the able discharge of the high
trust 10 which he was called. The ten.
Of thousands Of citizens who assembled
10 witness the ceremony of hi, inaugu'
ration, felt, in the clear tones Of his
trumpet voice, an assurance that he pos
se.sed health and strength equal TO the
ardueu, duties which lay before him
But this promise and this confidence
were sooa to suffer sad reverse. The
week before last, pursuing the practice
Of his active life, aud his habit OF early
rising and exercise, the President, in the
course of long walk before breakfast,
was overtuken by slight shower, AM
got wet. The following dny he Iel
symptoms Of indispostion, which were
followed by pneumonia, or bilious pIeu
risy, which ultimately hafiled all medica
skill, and terminated his virtuous, use fu
and illustrious life on Sunday morning
after an illness of eight days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

sD% Our last pnper, April lst, com
lmenced No. Of the 18th Vol. of the
HERALD OF THE TINES. AS there dr,
many who owe us for paper, advertising
| SC. we would respectfully call thei'
attention to the payment of their dues
which would be very acceptable to u:
! at this lime.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
NOTICE.
John w lnittcnlOrc,

SiH, Cotton and UooIIen Dyer, Boston,
3EhYES and finishes in the best style, la
E. dies Silk, Mcrino. Pongce, Alpincs, Sk
4 and Cotton aud Broadcloth CloakS, and dress
cs for one dollar per dress. Also smale
articles such as lldkts., Ribbons, Gloves
lose Lace and Gauzc articles. &c. &c. done
on reasonable terms aud Mt short notice.
IGcnilcmens' garments, Pants. Goats, Sur
routs, Vests. &c. &c. dyed without ripping
land pressed to look nearly as well aS new
All goods viii be done in fi'tccn days from
he time they are left ut the office. Every
article warrnntcdt 10 give satisfaction. have
appointed Nathaniel Sweet, merchant, New.
port X. !. No. Ii2 Thames street my agent
for Newport. Portsmouth and Middctown,
who will receive and forward any article just
the same as # sent TO Boston, and see then,
returned TO the owners ot The same IN good
|ordcr. March IL. 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

Mn. FRIEND's LAST CoNcERT.-Mr
Friend, the ventriloquist and vocalist
ygives his last concert on Monday even
| ing, at Armory Hall, as will be noticed
| by advertisement. He will no doub,
I have a crowded house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
wanted,

&San apprentice to the Tailoring busines
~ a ho, about 10 years of age. of stead
Industrious habits, one rcsidug ~ tow
would be- preferred.
Also. 3 NJ girls ns apprentices 10 ih
,bove business. Apply IN
THOMAS 6. BROWN.
Newport, April ], ls4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

On Tuesday afternoon, on the recep
ton in this place of the mournlul intel
!ligence Of the death Of PREsIDEY1
HARRISON, all the bells in town were
tolled for two hours, the flags upor
the shipping in the lIarbor were dis
played at half mast, and all tho store
|wero closed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

The body of the late President will
remain unenclosed in the coffin during
to-day, TO afford all who may desire it an
TO loke last look Of his NOR.
|tal remains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

The Wing State Convention for thu
of Representatives to Con
gress, met in Providence yesterday
The election takes place on the 2lst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
AUCTIONS.


WI be sold at Public Auction, on Snt-
w prday the 22d Of May Bcsf. M 10
v'c,oek A. NJ. 10 front Of The Traders Bark,
10 sbates ~ the capital stock Of the Ira :.
ders Bank, belonging to the estulo Of Han
nah Hensbaw, dee.
Conditions OF ms time Of sale.
PIP. REMINGTON, .7dmr.
Newport, April s. Ie1f.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

The administration Of the Govern
ment now devolves upon the Vice Presi.
dent, and until he shall have assumed
the duties OF the station to which he i.
called by the constitution, the most in
tense anxiety will prevail as % the course
of policy by which the new chief magis.
trate will be governed. Meantime the
question is already asked, who is now
the Vice President Of the United States
The following citation, from the first
volume Of Kent's Commentaries, gives
the law upon the subject
'ln case Of the removal OF the Presi-
dent from Office, or Of his death, resig
natiei, or inability to discharge the pow.
ers and duties of the office, the same
devolves on the Vice President and
except in cases in which the president is
enabled to re-assume the Office, the Vice
President acts as President during the
remainder of the term for which he was
elected. Congress are authorised to
provide, 10y law, for the case of removal,
death, resignation, or inability, both OF
President and Vice President, decIar.
ing what officer should then act as Presi-
don't; and the officer so designated H.
to act until the disability be removed, o'
a President shall be elected, and who
is in that case to be elected on the first
"Wednesday of the ensuing December,
If time will admit Of it, and if' not, then
on the same day in the ensuing year.
In pursuance of this constitutional pro-
vision, the act Of Congress of March
lst, 1892, sec. 9, declared, that in case
of vacancy in the Office, both of Pres-
dent md Vice President, the President
Of the Senate pro tempore, and in case
there should he no President of the
Senate, then the Speaker of the House
Of representatives, for the time being
should act as President, until the vacan-
cy was supplied"
The reader will remember that previ-
Gus to the adjournment of the late extra
session of the Senate the Vice President
vacated the chair, and MIR. Southard, Of
New Jersey, was elected President of
that body pro tempore. 1t will therefore
he seen by the authority above quoted,
that the Hon. SAMUEL l.. SOUTH
ARD, of New Jersey, is now Vice
President OF the United States. IN
view of the calamity that has belallen
the na,ion, the selection Of Mr.. South
ard by the Senate for their presiding Of
fccr was most fortunate.
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MEMORANDA,

Cid Mt Savannah 2jlh ult, brig Prince dc Jonyille
Gardner, Havana.
CID at New Orleans goth ult brig Canonicus, igo,
for this port.
Al Tristan d. Acunha Aug. II. sch Hand, Long, ,
this port for The ndnn Ocean sloop Shaw, PerkiD,
4 of nnd for do. passed the Islands Aug. ..
Sailed I'm Havana, l9ih ult sch Eagle, Wye, Sn
vannRh.
Spoken, March 81 lat 81 90, Ion "a 26, sch lIannal
Boss, I'm New York for Wilmington.
Cid nj New Orleans, ED ult, bark Empress, G. lad
ding Bristol; Caspian, swasev, st. Pierre, Mnr; 22,
arr. brig Octayia, IIONic lin Kingston, lam.
Arr nj New Bedford. lst lust, ship Addison, Towc
I'm n. Zcnland, with 23OO bhs 400 sp.} oil.-Lcn n
3rnrnhanna, Jan. 5, ship Metacon, Grinne of Brst'
1850 bbls sp.
! Arr mt Warren, LIST inst, ship Rosalic Eddy, Ne,
Zealand, via Pernambuco March 4, 100 VIII, 800 Up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

The election for State officers ant
members of Congress, took place ii
Connecticut last Monday. The Bos.
ton Daily Advertiser Of yesterday, has
received by Express from Hartford
returns from nearly the whole State
Gov. Ellsworth's majority in the State
1 will be between and 600O. Last spring
! it was 4572. All the Congressional
Districts have been heard from but
Fairfield County, and that, like all the
rest, has gone Wing without doubt
The triumph is more complete than thai
Of last year, though the vote is not 81
alarge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
TallOw Chasndlcry.

t'S'HE public are respectfully informed that
. the business Of Soap and Csndle mann
featuring, for many years carried on BY San.
ford Bell, in Brord street, has recently been
by Mr.. Bell. snd vii! hcrcaiicr
.be continued by The Subscriber, in nll it,
branches as heretofore nj the old stand, where
he will alwnys be harpy TO wait on his friends
and the public. ,SlLAS WARD.
Newport, April I, is,f.-g,n.
DANDANA and Flag SIX HnrkerchiefS
81 large size--just received aud for salo
lby II. SESSIONS.
April ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
E,Onucts and Ribbons,

IhMES HAMMOND has opened this Ia
- variety cf Florence BRAID Bnnnris
Dnnsiahlc ond Imperial Bonnc,s, Palm Len
Hoods and silks tor BJnncis, OF 'he lalr'
r,shicns. Ap,il l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

The Delaware Gazette snys:-Amongs
he recent appointments by the President, WI
observe the name of Samuel u. jerks, Post
master at Nantucket, Massachusetts. W.
must give Gen. Harrison credit for this ap
|pointment at least. rs Mr.. jerks, although
thorough going Wing, is gentleman ever!
way qualified for the station to which he hn
been chosen; and we are pleased to observe
hat the President is not disposed TO forge
he poor printer, however much his poltlca
friends may complain of the appointment %
editors to offices of profit. Those who do tn
lighting should at least receive part of tn
reward
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAy, April
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser anJ Patriot
AT market, 800 Beef Cattle, % pair Work
ing Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, - Sheep, an,
200O Swine.
PRlcEs-Becf CatIe-Sales quick, and las
weeks prices fully sustained. Extra Sc 30
g 70; first quality $6a & %; second qualit
50 30 II 75; third quality SO a 5 80.
Working Orsn-saIes SG2, $40, $40, $50
800, and $II0.
Co,rs and Caires-Sales 500, sos, S25, $50
and one at $40.
Shocp-Nonc ut market.
Snine-Lots to peddc were sold at 4, a an,
Al for Sows and 5, 81 and 81 for Barrows.-A
retail, D for Sows and e for Barrows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
Lot Of Land at AnctiorJ

VW be sotd al public auction, on Monday ri.
.9pva ~, al ~ O'Clock, ~
The Lot of Land situated between the Da.
rcnppFt estate and The Duck Factory. on
Warner street, so feet by ia. Conditions
It Sale. }. GooDsPEED, .1uci'r.
April s, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

The-hcavy ram storm which we hat
here on Friday evening last, accompa
MED with severe gale, thunder ant
was felt in almost every di-
rection from US. In the vicinity oI
Philadelphia, and in the village of New
|bureh, N. Y. the effects Of the storm
preceded by tornado, are described
rs terrific. 1t extended as far south n!
Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

NEWPORT LYCEUM.

a Lecture will be delivered THIS EVEN
J NG, at Armory Hall, by CHARLks PARSONS
Esq. of Providcncs. Subject Reformation
m The times Of .9iUin Luther.
Lecture commences NJ o'clock. Tick
cts IL i-2 cents, TO be had at w. Callahan
bookstore, or AT the door.
April 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
EeURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARStPA RILLA. WM BROWN

SARStPARILLA. VM. BROWN,
Z sChcmist, iSi Wrshing'on-Streei, Rcsion has
s2repnred a liquid extract Of Sar-spariln. by n
steam process, without boiling the root. J, ;.
an entire new preparation Of Sarsoparilla. never
kbeforc prepared in this or any other Country. u
has been in constan, use for the past six monihs,
Hby some of the first Physicians IN I5osion. md
Ball those who wish TO go through a rpguar cua,$s
&of Sar>uparIlla treatment ran be reis,rad :"
The preparation contains no other sricis
y han the pure spanish SarsaparilIa and gr'at
|1npro, eIncni over all other preparations rf Sar-
|,sapara, il is not reduced by adding sugar 10
EiJorn syrup Thi, article Is we'll adapted To
he prnctice Of Physicians. rs they can learn ly
calling on the proprietor. the quantity OF Sar-a-
Hparia contained in each bottle. The quantity
Ercqsred Is small compared with the syrup II
SIS the chrarcs, preparation of Sars"purla now
a lin u.e, considering its strength. Prize G2a "t..
Iper bottle. Dealers and Fnmhics can be sup
EpIied with this valuable artic!, ~ above.
!s II will be found nj retail by most OF The druy-
Sgi-s throughout the United Ststcs.
~ A copy right is secured for the directions,
Eaud each direction siencd WILLIAM BRowN,
seuP0n the oulsie.
" The above article is n sore remedy Tor NIL
!9complainf- occa>t0ned by mn impure state ofiho
xblood, diseases Of The skin. Scielula, Ebepna-
SiAm, Sab Eheun, Erysipelas. and to rrnmrs
4 Inc effects nf cdlon,cl. For sae by q. J. TAf-
Sl.UR, Newport, }. Balch, Providence. Thorn
Gtun, New bedford. March 25.
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RE MOVAL.
THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD

THOMAS L. StlEf lf.LD
Respectfully informs his old .tiicnds and c"s
toners in torn and country
l,l,llAT he has removed to the conmodlou'
L store Eprmchy occupied by Sheffield n
|Bcll. doors south of his late location, whcr'
ne has for sale tuc'y article IN the GROCER>
lime, with the exception OF intoxicating
liquors as low ms can he purchased else
here of equal qualny--and delivered free
3or expense IN any part Of the town.
He has Oil,-spcrm at Sl.2O, warranted
!nure, aud whale at 80 cts., almost ns white n
water; Brown Havana Sugar ~ lbs for s
and other things IN proportion.
Daring The simmer season, he viii be con
.ran,ly supplied from the best Dnirys on lh
lsard. with good fresh butter, &c. &c.-
Without undertaking to pull his articles. b.
/, Twill merely invite his friends to call and salts
iy themselves, which he believes they wi
|n,r iil to do on inspection.
Newport. AprIl !, lsil.
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;.4LE POSTPONED 10 THIRD NOV
D.IY IN NPRiL.
E'eV's for sale.

~ Office is hereby given that there will le
IS sold at Public Auction, ON fhe premises.
to the highest bidder. on Monday the 29ih day
soI March next, at IL O'clock, the following
3pews, in the Unitarian Congregational Chareh,
liz Newport, viz, Pews No. 20, 80 IS. 81, ~,
ITO pay the arredrages due on ihe same for ~
1sesspenis made thereon under the provisions or
tsaid Society," act Of incorpo alton, and tie
r. Covenants entered INTO between the Society and
holders Of said pews. he arearages doe satd
pews are a. follows TO wit'
ION pew No. 20, S33,7S On pew No. 10, Sts.i5
DO do I5, 22.60 DO do 81, 1910
DO do ~, 2o.22
They will he sold 10 satisfy these sums with
all incidental expenses and charges.
Conditions made known nj the time aud place
!of sale. liy order Of the Corporation.
10 THos. J. PEcKuAm,
Felt tS
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JAMES HGMMoMD
NcSysyapcr Office.

IVN" "EV0P7
|'1'lIE subscriber would respectfully inform
" the citizens Of Newport and vicinity ,ths
The has opened an Agency Office, No. Ia
'Thamcs-slrcet. corner of Mary street for th'
|sae and distribution Of the most valusbl,
Journals published in the United States
the Boston Notion, Brother iona
,than, New World, BeDnetl's ". y. Herald
and also some of the best Magazines. Peri
sodicals. &c. containing all the current Eng
lsh and American Literature Of the day.
Boston aud New York Daily papers re
2ceived and distributed to subscribers for :
Icents per week. Thankful for past tavors l'
.hopes to meet with o continuance Of futur,
patronage. SlLAS II. HOLMES,
Agent for Newport.
April Isl, lS1l.-3w.'
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Ornamental Trees For Sale.

|'EiiE subscriber has a lot Of superior yo, ng
trees ior sale, nt the residence Of Gcoge
L.. Potter, in Portsmouth, near Browns iav-
]ern; consisting Of about 500 Cottonwood,
200 White Ash, aud a small 10, Of Sugar Ma
pie trees. The above mentioned trees are Of
the first quality, six years old from the seed,
in height from seven To twelve feet.
The nursery il new aud has had no trees
selected from IL.
THOMAS G.. POTTER.
Portsmouth. March 3d, ISII.--3w..
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NEW GOODS.

4 VIEW STYLE ~ Spring prin,s aud Nous
~ scline q" lnlnrs. Also. Scotch Ging-
rams ond other rnods Just reerircj NJ
ZINES H.4JLvO.vD!S.
March ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

I)GEPAR 10 from receipt originally inrured " ~
an Indian Family. u VS. fnrmcry khswn n tile
nd M tnrrrTIiN Hni higllN 'steens ttaly
for al c"nipl Ints mentioned below.
In the Sp up of the year, everr On NoHhed moia
uT Ices win rt"pen tnslrrp Hnf ~ the "t his
corrective. n eau he oh,i led rntWly. For punt. ing
~ graduating al sIndS oi huns.slI IN, blood
fth app rc>tcrnaiy ~ the iaes. any ar ~ The
udN II ~ much h,trr and tar ctf aci nsl han
extern ~ y iton. IN ihvt scdnm kn"w 1t 4" tail ~
ptovtur 'Cttnal h. patient III fin opeIa more
n the blood thnr anv other inn hey ever
frrcd los n ~ TAR h tteT than salts srhu' cream az
TAR. any ntHu of thu Mint. tor VIII the hlnA
puTii' with this corrective. ~ rrH ptn~ ~
sv"u irmprrtfHrr through The summer mont ~ Fu, n
'iou ~t"mar iHnn'icr, general deb INV, wsatn'ss ~
,Ihr mhs, want oidPpcie bilious nndvrt eomnlainis
bead trh" SfupuT, sc sc. Tor the ratatHh Nh'ch ~
generally "nrd by the mpnTe stsH ~ the b"sd
sih.r oihnr cNian that has PInssa :" -he gb'ss ~
purify corrective FuT all tue ahnyr Ipaii ~
l is srliom tunr to II r pr"rfSr ~ 'Heti"al 70 ~"
15y its really worth The pubP ahWntiss ns every
\, aware ofthc unpleasant duh, heavy feeling. whrh
hr spring of the produces Aud by the of th'
Icnu Give " ran be ohviasd h.Fy-tveTy one M
e. ofihe above prsrn rten viii b. nstubisrd
In the m aud gentle elect IL has the iluoi. 10 he
bad by wholesae and re,sh ~ Wm. r,own 4sl Wa.h,
nrtou .itrei NJ. N9rla ts. ,. =. Hin,J pr"u ,
Brew ets tushing SntrNs, v. oIden, A. " ydrn.
" kidcr, j. r. Preston, janus fnwlc, seth Fowls a..
|rier.on, esteanN, Ffcdtrfk Ntswn, \. lrrw ihas
w. Rogers. south tost,; - kiddsr thaTlestawn r. ~
Tcw lafri on Snicm. 1hos. lsvis, NewhnrVpo'.
tHtur Rhodes, van; Icman FuNhusy. IHtb. ftnV.
|deu,r; u Ihcuck Worrt-,sr. hHturk. d. HmifitErs
hntnton. New Bedford; shaw. al Eivtt,T TAN iSh.
lot Ncwppu.
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Oranges Oranges ~.

A supply of fresh Havana Orrrcrs. -
"a received nld tor sale ~ the CorW'i.,a.
,ry s,rre ~ 7. STACY, JL
Marh4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

a GOOD assortment OF Sn,lincts. Broad
IN cloths, Cassimcres, Cassinets, Mexican
Stripes s. Mixtures. Brown Linens, Liner
DrllIlngs, colored Jeans, &c. wnlra variety o.
|othcr Goods, ai low rric"s. Tor sale at
JOHE f. 7'OH .J;SE.TDS.
hptil l.
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& a q q Z a G. 3S.

In Brooklyn, n. Y, 25ih ut, by Rev. Mr.. Strong, VI
stanton T. Briggs, oIthls town, to Miss Ellen IIansi
of Upper Cunuds.
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DRY GOODS.
John Il. Townsend

OFFERS ron SALE,
5-4 Grown Cotton Sheeinss;
A ilenvy ditto;
White Cotton Goods ofau qualities;
I 4 Good Ticking;
Green. blue and red table covers:
Good Yarn, nors,cd and knitting cotton
Large Edinburgh aud Merioo Shnwls;
Al-o,--A general assortment of Fancy and
Staple Goods, at low prices. March ~.
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London Prints.

I.o, Of splendid London Prints, Spfin
~ patterns. Also, Mourning Prints-jn'
received and Tor sale by ~ SESSIONS.
Aprl l.
iSCOTCtI Ginshams of beautiful Patterns
- ip.i rcrsrrcd by ~ SESS'O.NS.
April !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

CURE FOR JAUvDICE X DROw-
SINESS.
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FINAL NOTICE.

'lNllE subscriber give. notice IN MI person.
whose iaScs ate mol psid en- or hei"r'
tho lOth of April neat. that be " ~ then pro
coed nghp't them according ~ law.
JsRrm,,n GnopspEI toH'dor..
Newport, March 4, ls4i.
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Butter.

.D9 Kegs Of Butter, just received on con
~ signmcnt, and .or snlc chenp. by
Il. Il. SHEFFIELD.
April
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
!Nofats Vegetable Life Pills and
r. I1LRnir Bittcrs. F.,

TVyIIE hicl, celebrity which these excellent Msdl'
4 cn,es have acquired, in curing almost everv dis
ease u, which the human frame ia liable, IL matter
familiar with almost every intelligent person., They
became known by their fruls-their good works ha'
testified for ,hen-they did not thrive BY the faln o'
the credulous. ~, Ill,
In eases Of Costiveness. Dyspepsia Bilious ma Law
or affections, Asthma, Piles. Settled Pains fneutna.
tisn,, Fevers nd Agues, obsnatc Headaches IMPURE
stale Of tho Fluids, unhealthy appearare OF % oK,h'
Nervous Debility. the Sickness inchen' to fenla'es
in Delicate Hcah every kind Of ,eskness OF the ",
asstive Organs, and in all genoa Deranecnonls OF
Health, these Medicines bo'e ,hvarianly proved
acr,ain and speedy rr,neck They restore vigorous
heahh m the most eNha t@te'i constitutions A single
,r;s will MACE The Iie Pills and PhGnx Biuers he,
vond The reach OF Composition. III the estimation OF
prsppn.d ard sold wholesale and retail. at Nm. b.
araEl% Medical Office 375 Broadway. New-Y York.
"SS1i d. Nome are genuine unless they have the fac
~;n,ile Of John Nn.fal ) signature. ....
n~- The Life Pills are sold in bOxes-Prce. p cts
A snts and 81 EACH according TO The size; and the
sccnx Bitters in bottles, ct ~ or " each, with tu
Iircctans I'll,
For Gratuitors Disisbuiion--An interesting 1.-THE
pamphlet, entitled "Moffat's Medical Manual, de-
signed az n Domestic Guide to Healih-containine
accurate information concerning the most prevalent
diseases. and the most approved remed'es-by WIN
b. MorrAT" Apply to the Agents
For sale by Charles J. KilbOGrn Litchfeld. Con
December 10. ly2S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-18
R. MERRIMAN,

IN AVING fitted up new and more con-
u n vcnicnt shop, would inform his friends
and the public generally that he still con,in-
ues the business Of Clock d Watch repairing;
and that from his experience and skill, and
ny constant attention 10 this important branch
OF business, hopes to give general satisfac-
ton, and receive a share of public patronage.
ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment of WATCHES AND JEWEL
LERs' GooDs, consisting Of lever, lepine, and
common scapement Watches, ear rings, fin
ger rings, breast pins. silver spoons, specta-
Giles, thimbles, pencil cases. butter knives,
sugar bows. plated spoons, near sighted spec
tacles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee-
zers, turing forks, Music Boxes, Claronets,
Flutes, Flies, Violin strings, clarionet reeds.
clarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs,
Watch oil, &c. ALSO, f.t...'.
DR.. VIM. Evans camomile, tonic, and IA
mily Aperient Pills, with directions, recon.
n,ended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and
all stomach complaints
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for tcething,
with dircctions-a real blessing to mothers
Also, DR.. Hunts celebrated Pills, for Con-
sumption g. Liver complaint, with directions.
Also, DR.. Goodies Female Domestic pills,
with ample directions. The Auoso 'IS.u'o'Hes
prepared by DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New. York-sold here by
- t.e -..a r. MERRIM.AN, Agent,
Merit cost Of the Presbytsria" Church -,
Iitchfield, Dec. 2. 81