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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-28

DUN8AEs,s Cheap Shoe and Cater Boot Store -
ssA BoScry, Walker and Hester streets
be has ladies' and cadren Shoes and Cater Boots
varieties Ladies Gate from 81 - TO 81 - iy3l
THE SiiaLUTef&EN. or Female, Friend -rhf
eticise be confidence purpose
relieving aud removing all these conpasts peculiar females.
which oiien lead form other nj sa
will also relieve of suffering those
which all mothers exposed Pamphlets Containing
and much information valuable females and heads
families be had where sold 7c
Broadway. 6> Green ichtrct i2 Pe - 100 Fulton
Us Uudsor and East Broad way Chatham 10 Brooklyn
w Bailey Frltonreet Price 81 81 per bottle. aus In.
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EssHENWIGGs p0TVaHI,
.kSs k.i~i,Iccrif i,-strcRf

BETWEEN MINI AVENUES
rENIIE subscriber respectfully informs the Public that he continue
the following articles whch he oilers for sale
reasonable terms
Earhc-n Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pot
Stove Tubes Oven Tile GrcclIousc de- Fire Brick Druggist an
Chemical Ware &c. &c.
Innings any pattern and short notice
c2-3m WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-28
CONFFCTENN ~.

y!'HE subscriber respectfully INFORMS HI customers ard Others
h,t he RAJ removed from Wam-sircrt, iormc,
occurred bv Mr. Charles the celebrated n1ciar Manaaetirar
40 Broadway between and Chambcrtreets cppo-
Civ H. where manufacture pftf con
FECTONS Of purc kiu, and warranted 90 Neep u an en-.
Although expenses attendant large al sasl
public situation, nu- necessarily he greatly IN
creased yot additional facilities Afforded IN ih
department both Of which being under Ms Immediate con
enable sell uusi lo~ prices AMI he hopes by
dong OF the public favor Il may not be mn
proper 10 say that practical ~oran and nas
of Cosirctous for upwards OF 10
years. thc he Gatters himself entities HIN 10 iaiort
r2 i THUS. r. FILMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-28
UNTTEss SVaTES CAP, a"C.}k. LINEN ~
NEy.ER FIX l:ANIIEAC,EV.kL

Holm u. NANS JONl.S, Luke DaVIos a son
~ ms Wam Of John Ne"fork Caps Stocks
Shirts. Linen Collars Liuea Booms, Under Shirts and Drawers
Suspcniers Hosiery Wool aud crino Gloves Cr4vat
Oiled silk Patent Leather wholesale and retail
Caps Stocks and SHIRTS to order
Shaker Shirts aaI Drawers with general assortment
of Fan C,,d n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE REVENUE BILL.

motion prevailed To go into Committee of the
Whole tin, Bill, Mr.. CUSHING in the Char
Nh HolNE rs oi :. {. took the floor IN orpo-
sluon 10 The Bl and IN reply to Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. SERGEANT oil Pa. followed IN support of
;,.c b L. in an able and most practical speech.
NJ, GlLMGR OF Va. spoke IN opposition TO, and
Nj. LINN of n. \ . ln,oi OF the Bl,
Nj UNDERWOOD OF Ky. closed his remarks
ny offering an amendment that the ad yalofem duty
should be 80 per cent.
Mr. rRlPLETr Of Ky. declared that if the
South would not 90 into The protection Of the To
bacco inlorest-much more oppressed than the cot
ton growing inleresthe would not hesitate Ion one
To desert the South.
The Committee then rnse.
Mr.. FILLMORE submitted n resolution which
lies over Tor lurther consideration, proposing to
close the debate on The Revenue bill before the
COMMITTEE on Friday nexf
\ message was received from the President Of the
U.Saics, relative to the amount of the salaries aud
cuffs of Ministers. Referred to the Committee Of
Ways aud Means.
Mr.. ADAMS offered To present a number OF pcti-
tons on the subject oi abolition. Objections were
made. The char decided that these pellilons came
within the rule. An appeal was tanen, aud the
chan VAS sustained, ases %, noes 4.
A notion to adJ1atn was earned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02

From he Chafieston Patriot.

Mn JErfER,oAs Authority The Northern
journals, on opposite sides Of the National Bank
Question:, are stoutly claiming the authority oi Mr.
Jtnetsga, 10 sustain their respective Conclusions.
The opponents Of National Bank poIut triumphant
y tn his recordcd declarations advocates of a
tank To ms dlmintstradte acts. lie repeatedly
says Que side, affirmed that i ,nk uneons,,tu-
tonal Aye. but says the other side, he ,acllly ad-
mtled IFS construtionality, when as President IN
1904, he sanctioned the 40 establish offices Of
discount IN any par oil III, territories rpe6dences
Of the Unlted 5 stes." II t was, alleges one side.
the earliest tlPounder oil tue Consutoa in 1871 a.
galnst tue constIluionaliiy. lie was anirms the
other side, the Pacficat trposiior 1901 10 favor
Of the constltulIonaIny. Here, then, certainly is
contradiction between theory and Prachce--belween
the distractions OF the poliiclan aud the conduct Of
the ) latesnan.
Now il must be admitted not the least remark
able Of The chapes III our political history, that our
public men generally have one set Of opinions which
may be called their abs tract deductions, aud which
form the rally ing cry 81 opposllIo,; ana another set
Of opinions winch ma, be denominai,d then erperi-
mental concluSlouS when They come To conduct the
Governments Inc one SCI Is very convenient as
party themes and the olher no les, commodlous as
administrative naxIms. Each set It's purpose
Popular impulses can be moved by nothing short of
cc'laln catch words s,mbolical OF party, while no
political administration can be conducted, whoever
may be The administrators, without the practical
enforcement of those rules that give to government
energy, UNITY and decision.
It's no less remarkable how often auitortfVis ap-
peaied 10 IN The Unled States, wien II Is evident
that Tor this country Heie IS past. Prescription
has no hold on the public reverence, aud SHOULD
infer that even historical with US would cease
10 be held IN general lespett, as relates ~ opinions
Il authority, Judging foin the frequent appeals To
II IN the \. Stues, would appear to be surrounded
with the sanCilues that laltiouc association and
historical emlnenoe attach IL II tvery where Else.
In argument we seem 10 pay II itvetcnce-n Prdc~
ice we disregard II we dn not condemn II. 1t Is
now I the lhn lime thai the peope have been i
lated with the Nd,'oral BANK Question slnce the
adoption III Tic Constitution, = -. hues IN hnt-
ties IN our poll zeal calendar, Washington, Madi-
son, Crawford, have gwen ihcu sanction, I'D set
iwice III hall century We tlaec established aud sub
vefttd suCh IN INSTITUTION. OF ali measures of pub
lie pole, this IS one phat claims slabilly--ihat de
uands pelmdnrncy.- Y ct II Is a QUESTION much
,sed aud II eating On he OF party politics now,
alter lily years DISCUSSION, of those which aie
connected with the shifting and uansrols topics Ut
the day.
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- IL. fc,srs.
The hi rom Tue ,tn,.r ~ 49, tt..z...,,
Messis' 'AAtA !" ,.,,.,.,. ,.d
hANpAiL, h"usL'thi' '''@''
SMITH ,,,-rp IT..
~ feae''' c'"s'ii' ~ : -, ,,r.
tie House eef''In ee, nuns ~ ~ .af.,,,i
tested ei''liop Uo'' - ~ 81, :, nm.
on motion OF ~ M aii=ihh' W W.
on l.ieslois' g. ,..t
n NJ 't' Wv . -. -,
Ashtff hI'hINH' ! e'''' ~ - ~ -
siaafk Ia" '"' '''a. ,.9' ,,.,.,.,l,.,.. ,
ahhai - - " - : 49,.
I'm STATES 'n' a=Ains INC 'o'' - '''''
House lh't'i"' ,,,..+,,,. ,t,,
NJ - : '''i"
Tn House resolved tfs'li int" commune % 'he
Whole an tie state al lie Ih"n III u ii'N"' q
Mas.aehuclts IA the ehsatl an resumed TIE COZ
sdaranon Of the bliito tsldtohlo d"les anu o'""
backs
TIE pending question bong IN tue motion o' w.
LAWhfhof, al Peonsy sahi'' to "hehd Inc ",s'
SECTION at Tie bI'l ~ eiunlhR among nc an ,'s
'soneia.ed from the OPERATION 'hefeei Tie "''t"s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02

ROBBERY OF TIE ILLINOIS BANk.-The
St. LOUIS Ea gives the following extract from
ohce, OF the Jacksonville Branch oi the Illinois
State BauL:
The enurc loss of the Bank is stated al $50 1872 80
OF which SIC $40 was IN parent Bank papeI Sl4 $50
III b,ancl paper, aud go IN paper oil olbr,Banks
less IS 9lS II uuh ed mites winch were not taken
Gold So 0G3 81 Silver, 81 i32 %.
In addition, nearly alllh bills discounted state
10 be mlsslug-say over 81 90 00O-supposed 10 have
been buinl, some Traces OF them found N the
fire place. The discount book, l,dgeis and all the
valuable books were Torn into fragments aud scatter.
ed ia ever, direction the floors. Boxes oil silver
were let open on the floor.
lie lettr, STA e3 that lie robbers entered hrou III
the window oi the dining ruom, forming the H. of
The house-pasScd round INTO the front passaee-en.
tered The side dUor by false Keys and also both doors
OF tie yauiI. The sale WIS locked aud the key Iced
on shell IN t!,u yauI, this key used 10 unlock
the Null, HE front door Of the Bank mas found un
barred aud uuloc ed from lie iusde aud wa. The pto
5able place Of cerrss OF the robbers.
uofe mysterious aud tdluuus aci WAS ne =
yer committed, No clue his rs Yet been obtained 10
HE robbers committee OF the CIT zcus YESTERDAY
made mos searching inyesti taton. AID will sholt-
y repeit. Every pe,t oi the Eankirg premises, and
almost all parts OF the town have brcn Thoroughly
search Il. 4 thousand lumots are iloat but moth.
ing def3le Las been btobghl 10 hight.
Tie reward Of 200D VII, the leuvr sass, proba-
By b i#ncIcts,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02

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u 49,, A. Al ,,..cL,l E,,,, 49,. i.
N,nI.,., plo,,,n,,cri,,,x l,,,, Ans,,,, -, ,l Ir,,
S,,.s. h,,u, ,.,.,,,.,l 49,, 49,, - ..a ~,
po,ntmenr 10 Portugal IN The same capac,ty. will
leave the llu,trd SIates immedf,Ir by and ,G,t NJ
George Ia y mann, the Secretary Of Icpail5n Ian
Misslon wall remain in the Uuutd SIalcs IN the ca
paciy If Charge d'AifAmes from Austria 10 I'm,
Governments.
ay,45.a , ,o ,,,. c. y, ;, - -,
-, NJ. 1l., -, 49,, ''''.so, ~ ~"
hIs m ,I,, I,,',r, a,'s ,,o,,, 1.,,,
,ho ,..,5l. ,,,i'l, ,i, ,,,3 ~ ~ s,.i - J.,
G,l,l ,,a,,,r.,oI 5 s.I, ., l., =, t =. = 10y
- - ~ ~ ~ ~ " " " w
I,,, ,,I' l., -, ,,,.,',,# .,'rl,,l l. y va
~ ,,I ~ ~ a'
ard prep5nns Tor a ,,,olalonary at empI. Santa
Anna has been appointed uplllIory ,onmanaaut Of
Ncn Cauz.
m, Iou,.ydre 1oo,n,l ~, lnI, % s,ys. A., ND
y,lt - ,,rd., az, 80, -, H. ,, ,,, :, III, .I -
be ~ olr, dian, D,ys,, VIA, ,,n, limo, i,,. .l,.,
cd lLe Bank a k,purky I o,,u.,r,,l II ,,l II en-
,nont, and sn,uc E,st,,, ,,,,,t, .,,, 81, , ,,,,s
u,..,,.,,.,. -
= ~ v" ~ i"''' ~ NJ p'''''"o'c
-. a. .'.,, 49, L !, . o
49, >' 49, ,l .. ,, = - =, "
am Rumo, nomrs hct li4grt 10 the ye,e,an oens,'I
Ir.n, AZ ,,,o ,ro.t Ill civ IN ,rc,,y. ia amman,
mcnt
~,
nv ~ NUTS " u'' VA % 'so county lndlana'
- =, ,,'''o' h'S"N complimentary 10
'io' - w. 'u .'aei'o' on 'he occasion OF re-
s'EIihe his sat on Tie bench Ia enter upon he du-
,1,,,.,a., H.. ,,..,..., M, g.
Of -, a. 80" ~" ~ ~ i'''"o"a S'"'
han, Az ,o,ssn ,I a,,d ,,', 'a"o -, a..
benny run owe, bv The enpn, On tho n edsr,rt :.
road his morning The follow,ng was tho ve,,l,r1
OF the jury. "She came 10 her death nm ,his u,oro
mg about 6 o'clock The engine Olive, Evans
passed over her near The knees Trb. enoioe a, the
in,a vas moving yrry SLOWLY and in The amman If
( the lury the Engineer was not to bIamen She WAS
shockineIy .nanpleJ. one Ies heinz en-, almost, on
urely oil We understand that she had been out OF
JAN but "A da, or two, and she may he couated as
one more 'ictm to the hend incompetence.
! Death bV Dropulnp-Ths Richmond compilcr
OF Jul, 90 s'ys;- Sunday night abou, IL O'Clock,
! Bernard Dunneily hand on board the Canal Boat
| pocalIontas of I.ypchbuts. was drowned in the
Basin. The DO 1t was moofed out side OF sever al al
boats which had to be crossed IN reaching ~ and the
deceased returning to II al night in company W .th
the captain missed The eunm ale IN attempting TO
step on 10 the boat, and falling, sunk beneath the
ooais aud r. Sc no more lls body WAS recovered
yesterday evening, and an inquest was held over H.
which gave avetdIct III accordance with the facts
| The Maria Corncl case.-The SUNDAY morning
News oi New York announces that ii is about to
publish narrative Of the confessions OF Lew Cass
a seaman ON boaid the L. 5 ship Fairfield IN whIcl
| lie acknowledges he participaton OF himself ano
Others IN the "muldef Of Smah Mar ian Cornell. =
Ter Which the Kew, l., h. Av,ry,mas indicted an.
. uied,
! A aesnuc,iv, G,e ,cc3,,cJ -, W,,.,t,wn Mass
last w,,L VIM, il ,o,s,n, i several houses and IA,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02
MonnAY. JuLY &c. lS4l.
IN SENATE.

The Fiscal Bank i II WAS under discussion until
near 5 =. NJ, and aitet The amendments that were
adopted in ComuIilIee OF The Whole had been
versliy gore through, VARIOUS other amendments
llefeb which generally led to cons derible dis
cussion, and we're all decid,G by Yeas aud Nays.s
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The SPEAKER anhuuuccd tie names Of thu
io'lo"iDs Eeultntn Is .on' posing lie Select Cot-
nuee vrdstel 10 lie ariu,utd GA saturday las, 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02

~ofi. II h. says cd challenge m II point it
The centlcman tom s. Carolina tMr. Pi,keus)
VAS Hing his AZ aatn should be iftd Ia, sod
| thought Ihe gentlemen nom Virginia eqpaiy
wiling. Bu he. perhaps, cansid' i himself IS
ps Tag such hlg pusisn, t'a he nay not he hank
ed Al b, things oi The eaith; but lei thai gentle
nan le.rn HAT GfofEsnsns am. II ! W. the "rsh
.sl VEN. thai eretps nn The r'utd, would resist
hun whenever he ai,seks ~, Slaieaor ~ eoDs'tu-
enis. Aud tot iits ] 10 MT ssk The PERMISSION OF
lie genilf man from Virginia. ] do Ii ash It 81
hs thHlty. Al! tlsefe ~ 100 hule 81 hat
H;sh Inn TO learn thai come down ~ VIII lutu' lac
nns, sihct his small atom, IN his sfotP
atfunenf, theIe - noting ~ las fffatpess, h =
maEnaaimii,, not hi- ra"cf OF gamentatton, 10
preclude The very humbiest men bef htte hum
tneeiins him AT any INT. ben tie gentleman
deals IN wards. words, words Vi they nfg through
this Hail. aud INDUCES IN cpnle's tie biucrest
and unoharia ble tie language contains, shall
leave hin to the silent suggestion Of hs own con
sdienee. II lie has nfouged me, aud "A dispostd TO
och noaledge IT, am read, to neti Inn ni.fe tban
half WY. II he thinks | have ~roig ed hin. let
hlta seek redress IN any lofm he shall himself PIE
fsr
Much sens alton here prevailed, aid motions to
s,iJenfn were simulls, eoosy made by different gen
trmcn. The Char e,ognsed Mt. Cushing, ADD
on hls motion the House adjourued.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02

a" our committee are UNANIMOUSLY OF opn-
ION that. as toNGRts is coNsrIru1IoNALLY VESTED
WITH THE RIGHT TO INCoRPoKATE BANK, II would
be un"Ise aud Impulnlc 10 c"utue It's opera ION
within such narrow hnlls as the - sIiIct OF Column
hIa.'-htpoH n Conmltiee of Legislature II South
- Cnrullna. lS2l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02

BYs TIE PRESIDENT
By and pih The adrics ngd consent u. Ae senate
Buteess $ Gather, Superintendent OF The Branch
Mint at Chatlone, \. {.
u. 5. ATTORNEYS.
Cornelius Darr5gh, Wesretn District Of penns,L
gan4a.
Relain J. Meigs, Middle District II Tennessee.
Charles Chapman. u suift 81 Connecticut
jim iiulWcs, Dssfntt II Maine.
Chairs DAVIS, y s.net OF Vermont. 49,
Balie Pt)loo. Eastein Di-llGl Of f.onisiana
Joshua A. Spencer, Northern District OF New
oh.
Justin BurciGeld, District o. Illinois
Fianklm Drx'ct. - slfte ot Massachusetts
Thumas w. SulheILad, Drsirrct oil " .seonsio.
L. S. MARSllALS.
Israel w Kelley, Disliiei OF New Ilampshre
Sylvester l1aushotue, District OF Rhode Island
Thomas Il. johnson. DisiIict OF Iowa
JON ID. kinsmsn, District OF Maiue.
VIM. II. Russell, District of Missouri
Sllas NJ. Silwell, Southern ID slr,cl ol New York.
Andrew Miller, Southern Dlsuic Of Miss
/ Thomas w. Newton, Ds rict Of Arkansas
john q. Camp, Middle District Of FLORIDA.
POSTMASTERS.
Geo. Cox. Huntsville, Aldbaml.
Tho's ). Redd, Lexington, ky.
Geo. ". T. Bcdel, Columbus. Georgia
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IL M
TIM

1t will he seen by q
lhat, IN Tuesday last IT,.
IT'S cngtossmenl e. fest sote,) laan
Two Wings Messr,. Clayton a'~
sent. GA the final vote, tie bill vile
pass, by 81 pa The only fiends of the -
ton who voted against lie bill, are Messrs. RI
and Archer. the former OF whom would not agree 10
dispense with the principle of state assent in IN
qualified firm, aud the lale,, suppose, was op.
posed TO the bill any shape. There doubt Of
The passage oil the Sank bil in the House Of Repre-
senlalises-and We do not spprehend any danger
from the refo.
A friend whites us that the speech of Mr. More
head oil Ky. in favor OF the Bank bill one Of tho
abes, ever delivered in The Senate. Ills manner
exceedingly fine, aud he was listened 10 for two
hours and upwards by crowd d galleries and lob
b'es. lie is champion well worthy OF SO dls,,u-
guished colleague as Henry Clay. la the course
OF speech he ni cled very severe yel gentleman
ly castiga,ion upon Mr.. Calhoun, aud fully exposed
all las 'wiiines in and VIKINGS out."-He denouu-
ced in lofty aud manly sentiments, the doclfue of
EeptaL, with " Itch he Bank is threatened. lie
showed tat this would be a violation Of a contract
an d Of public iaIh, The authority of Mr.. Tanev
himself While Secretary oil the Treasury, IN hls Ieter
to Tx Speaker Stevenson, ON announcing The re-
moval oi the DepJsItes laugh folluwcd the read
ing nj thls letter and the OF all eseut was
directed 10 Mcssrs. Calhoun, buchanan and Allen:
the former OF whom, you know, presented the pro-
ccednes Of the meeting % which he old ,ceft-horse
Of Buckingham was the chairman. The Malor need
not be disturbed. bh. Taay IS Chg Justice,
aud he has already d, cided a.ns him aud his DIS
doctrines"
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"sltonld similar neteasi
der 81 tn. rteseut yeai. -
y On Tie ordinary ba-lue
much toward tie cxilnsuI
not 10 cancel 1t enfnely9M
The Ssed,h Consul At
present 10 llrf MaJesfs. Elclof7s~
| he ret s4ilrd IN tne Br.Bng -
Wedntsda, last.
Bntfer and th'ese arr produced in lie Stare Of
New oh To the value of $40 s07 90 annnalI, O.
MEDIA county alone ptndnee s>i7 39l eoilll u hut
~; lleth'nef couu!, sG1G35l ana Duchess s64s,
e3i.
We latrly noticed the death Of Judge Re,d, late
Governor oil Fiutda. We learn thn a SUI and
daughter oi the Governor have sinec died ol The
same disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02
WAsutNaroN. Jul, 81, lea

UNlTED STATES SENATE.
The bail 10 csalisb uniform system Of Bank
inptey was read thfd time. aud Tie question beng
on lis passage, twas supported by Messrs. Tall
madge, Benen aud Walker aud opposed by Nj.
buchanan.
The question was then taken and decided 10 the
affirmative. ayes &c. uoes %.
NEAs-Mcssrs barrow, Bnes. Benen thante Clay Of
~ tlnYion Dixon, EsntH, Henderson, Huntington, kcrr,
Ai,niah Miller Moeltad, Mouon, Fbelrs, faer. sun
nuns. smith, Of ndann. Southland, 1hlmadEe, aIhor,
hte, " l,sus, Noodbndge, oung--h'
NANS-Mcstrs Allen, Afehr lntnfd, iienioni Buchon-
M Calhoun CLAY, al Ain, tnhhcit u,toh hlann king,
LINN MeRubrrs, N,etolsen, licfcc Innhsf, kHef, Sc.
,ler smith, OF Conn. Sturgeon, lorpou, hoodlnr, Nsb
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
Mctat's Vegetable life Pills and
PkRnix Rikters

TIME high celebrity which these excellent Medi
IL cines have acquired, in curing almost every dis
ease to which the human frame is table, is a matter
familiar with almost every intelligent person They
became known by their frui,s-ther good works ha We
testified for them-hey did thrive BY the faith OF
the credulous.
In cases of Costiveness Dyspepsia. Bilious and Liv.
er affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains, Rheuma.
tsm, Fevers and Agues obstinate Head ches impure
state Of the Fluids, unhealthy appearance Of the Skim
Nervous Debility, the Sickness incident to Fema les
in Delicate Health, every kind Of weakness of the D
gestivs organs and in all general arrangements OF
Health, these Medicines have invariably proved
certain and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health TO the most exhausted constitutions. A single
trial will place the Life Pills and Phoenix Bters be-
yond the reach OF competition, in the estimation Of
every patient.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, at VIVA D.
MofatA Medical Office. 375 Broadway, New-York.
N; B. None are genuine unless they have the fac
simile OF John Motfat's signature.
90 The Life Pills are sold in boxes-Price, 25 cts,
so cents, and 81 each, according the size; and the
Phoenix Bers in bottles. at 81 % EACH with full
directions
For Grotuifous Distribattion-An interesting little
pamphlet entitled "Moffat's Medical Manual, de-
signed as a Domestic Guide to Health-containing
accurate information concerning the most prevalent
diseases, and the most approved remedes-by WIZ.
b. MoFPAT." Apply to the Agents.
For sale nv Charles J. KilBOurn, Litch6eld. Con-
December 10 ly2S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-05
VOL. XVI.
LitcbGegd Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS,

III AVING fitted up a new and more con-
II venient shop, would inform his friends
and the public generally that he still contin-
ues the business of Clock d Watch repairing;
and that from his experience and skill, and
by constant attention to this important branch
of business, hopes to give general satisfac-
tion, and receive 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-
cles, thimbles, pencil cases, butter knives,
sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighted spec
facles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee-
zers, tuning forks, Music Boxes. Clarionets,
Flutes, Flies, Violin strings, clarionet reeds,
elarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs,
Watch oil, &c. ALSO,
DR.. VIM. Evans camomile, tonic, and fa-
mily Aperient Pills, with directions, recon.
mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and
all stomach complaints.
DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup. for teething,
with directions-a real blessing to mothers
Also, DR.. Hunts celebrated Pills, for Con-
sumption & Liver complaint, with directions
Also, DR.. Goodies Female Domestic Pills,
with ample directions. The above medicines
prepared by DR.. VIVA. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New York-sold here by
r. MERRIMAN, Agent,
Merit east Of the Presbyterian Church
Litchfeld, Dec. 81