davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29
(CoPY)
ATTORNEY GENERALi OPFIcg, ,
18Th November, IS43.

- ION november, Io43. 4
Sir-I have carefully examined and cons dered
the circular issued by The Postmaster General under
date OF the LIST SePiembes. I643. addressed 10 sha
Contractors for the TnnsporIali Of the Mail, add
he acts Of Congress 10 which reference is therein
made ahd am Of opinion. upon The questions submit.
ted 10 me.
FtTs-ThaI under the laws ofIhe United States II
s not comPeient for any Stage or other veehils " hc
regularly performs trips a post road or on a rad
paTaelled 10 such post rOad, convey letters nor
does such authority exist waran, such conveyance
TO De made by any packet boal or oiher vessel which
regularly plies on wafer declared a pest road
with the exceptions Of letters that rrale TO the cargo
Or some par ihereofianspOried by such packet boaI
or oIher vessel
SscoHd--rhai q - nit compeieui 20 any person q,
persons, "iher inau The Psioosef General or his su
'horized agens. 10 set up any foot or h,rse post for
ne cooyeyanees u any letters packets, upon sny
post rad established by law
Third fhai the Term 'packeis' nsed in the act. Of
Congress. and in the last foregoing proposition IN
eludes incorporation the conveyance Of which there
ofs no foot Or hofse posi- can be legally employed
except BY The Postmaster General and his asenfs
apon any poet road Established by Law, and
Fourth That contractors employed IN The tram.
poraii9n Of the mail have auihosiv 10 oarrv an,
pswspaPsrs' magazines and pamphlets other Than IN
toe mail. eseoDi 0y lhe asihOsly Of ibe psla..,o,
Senefai and ~ pursuance Of q CONTRACT fnaJe Ia,
iha' PURPOSE
The fra proposition have siaied snfs,sntisl;, 4,
The Terms q The 18Th seelon Of me act of the a.
March. 1873. enined An 10 reduce into on. The
several acis' establishing aud regulating The Dos,
Office department.
Lhs second is sustained by he clear and uneogiyo
cal language Of The 81 section oi act Of the ID 81
s'a'oa' 100 en''ieo An ACT amendaiory Of me oct
regulating The psi Office dopanments
The aird afirns. that the Term .packo,. ,..d 4,
ne aci last referred 10. includes newspaper and tb
VII be rendered apparent, apau from ire mesn,ns
OF ne efn. bg COLLATION. Of the provisions Of Inc A.,
oils@I "ih h'se Of prs-exsiing laws upon ibe s,m.
sogeci. boi which are not bow IN lorce
Ihe laih section Of The sci " he ooh Fefrasrv
~ enacis i'at q any person oihsr ihsn the Pet
n'''et O'nsit'' % ms dePois' Or persons b. hen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Calhoun stock is certainly on the rise. new
p aPer. 10 he called TIE Statesman. i. abou, to be
issued ;" New York city. where The shre~ dness Of
business men rs proverhisl Ia New York. psliIic.
Is business. regular trade. suffice, To all the
mutations Of any other occupation and the evidence
Of an improvement, in MIR Calhoun. prospec,.
may he seen in this new enterprise which Is OBJ
v'"n"ly srsigned 10 lake l,anIage Of The rl.in,
market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

"VlDDERS"-A Cincinnati. correspondent, of
the Cleveland Herald furnishes me following:
An amusing e6aire de occur occurred here . e.vv
days since and which serves illustrate The ruth
OF the observation Of The SENIOR Weller sres,i,. m
Vi1ders' The affair has caused a IiuIe me,r;g.n,
TO those Of Us who have yet 10 anticipate the auieI
Joys OF domestic life lseeins that young xl.loy.
oil great personal beauty and elegant nernmoli.h
menis arrived m io~n few weeks SINCE and ,.ok
Fdgings al fashionable private boarding honse in
TIE lower pari oi the city. Al The same house v,a.
boar5Ing youthful student Of The .ancien, and
honorable profession. BY diIieent application h.
cad alFeady mastered the pages of The abssruse
Swan. AID was now digging in Blackslo, In
imagination 10 had already arrived the spot from.
Where Fsmes Temple shines aiar.'
when his law and philosophy were all knocked ini
cooked bat. ny The charms Of The aforesaid Young
widow. He could neither reed nor seen mill ne
had obtained an introduction from HE lady oG The
honse. when he commenced paying hs depoirs. H,.
addr esses wefe 81 first received with colfness and
arparenl indifrseHre, bat by degrees the hear,
OF me widow seemed 70 soften. end IN Few wseks
ne veninred 70 hope he had gained favor in her
eyes About this time the lady announced her in
ieniion Of leaving iof 81 Louis on visl a. her b,o
heT. This wss doubfless intended as a sori Of yn,,
de ggerre, as Is many times pracfsed in such cases
10 bring maiters 70 crisis. Not being very we'll
versed ~ the ways Of the world and of woman.
instead Of popping the question. The y,uoe nan
$1,000 iof ONE time palpisung beiwaen hope and
lear. When The boat iei the WHAT which was 10
bear ne widow 20 her destined place, However. he
"oDo himself on board with ell bis effects saving
and efcep' his board bill. which, IN the huy,v ~
he fight. was sccidenIsiIy IsfI behind on, re-.
women these women. what fool. ,bev d.. m.te ~
some Of Ne. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

5arTURN OUT D. COJPERs.-T.s Cooper.
Of baliimore have turned Duf Coz higher ware,.
The Sun says hey have remained IL, the turned.
out posiure iuf ihrse weeks pasg bat here was no
prospect "a lass dates Of any c0ncesson from hose
who had b. pay the wages. They ought 20 take q
ies-On from The great auihnf Of Coopsrsiowa--hs
understands how 90 gsf sCooperaee.~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

Those orsTFRs in the shell. Messrs Parkers sent
US last night were very fine. There is nothing
more easy and nice than to have goud dining ruo.n
hre-leI u burn ill il ceases blazing. put on your
sPpers. lay on (f you have oyster iruns IN dozen
or Two oysters. have plate OF pickles. bread and
bniier. sal' and pepper. then eal easy They are
right good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29
eaIIfaTlEEI|E1HEIllflf;EIEIED'
By LAST NIGHT,s MAIL.

BOAT SUNK On Friday org hi last, the steamer
Ida was Funk a, Taren'urn on The Allegheny river.
by esmi"g in collision with the Allegheny Belle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

OTIS OF FUN--A large supply 81 Comic
IL Aimanacs OF 644. Davy crohksm's, The
P'Fates. as'd host 81 lhers. enough 10 splii your
sides laughing 10 look at-rs,em. For sale Nv
n"v % JOHN , HASWELT., Union s..
I'D iNK--A superior ariscIe. just reed and
u n 80 sale BY JOHN HASVELi! ..i..
nov ~ Unson 81.
SCHOOL A'rLAs-Tas A,la.. win
~ ., without ihe Geography. for sale by
nov 20 JOHN , HASwELL Union s..
M APPS OF Mcheiis
Iva Poekel Maps Of Virginia Ohio. Indiaas.
Missouri. &C. Dust reed ana G.r sale s,v
nov ~ JOHN HAsWELL. Union ST.
CONTINUE WORKS No NcoI.
~ l"'gh's Ilnwcrsal G z.iieer; No Is Of Al sons
History Of Europe. this No co.nplsies thai wosk-
Just reed and for sale by
nov " WIN ROBB. 1913 Main ST..
M AhRYATT'S LAST-The narrative Of th<
W travels an d adventures Of Afsns Violet IN
California, Sonora and estern Texas. bvt,aof
marTyati' JEsi reed and for sale bv
nov - MN ROBB, l2s Main Sfresf
AxEROLSTElN-A sequel to The Mysteries Fl
- RaFis. translated from. the French Of Ru-
gene Sue. Just reed and tor salef bv
nov p WIN ROBB, l28 Mafn ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

Simon Penafd s,eefsgs passenger on board the
ship Creole. from Bordeaux Zoe ilis port on The 8lh
inst, stabbed female passenger. which caused asr
deaih IN few hours. Cause The Green Eve
Monster PsoaFd IVES delivered 10 the proper a..
thOnnes 80 TroDic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

party Of Indians murdered while ma about
~ miles aboye Prairie du Chen; few weeks ago.
they visited him 10 buy siiskoy aod u - supposed
mnrdsIod him 10 procure he Ore wsisr'-Rsporisy
N5u f8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

|
but Mar laIid.-- UAig.
The Committee appointed 10 de.sgun,e .r- mn
cure the Banner 10 be presented on behalf of Ihe
wings OF Baltimore, To such Stale Delegation 10 ihe
Young Mems Wing National Convention OF Ra,,6
Gallon. as shall have The largest propor ionate aum
Der ia attendance, having in view the whig popula.
non OF me several saies as fesIed the Presidential
election OF lo4O and their relative distances FROM
ihts city. having decided To- pr,c.se one of WHICH
me following IL description aud explanai'o.s
Inc Banner Will he painted Satin. On the
IfoAi side viii be panied pOrtran Of HENRY
CLAY on shield. supported by Two female figures,
me one on The right. Agriculture. supported by a
Sheal oi Wheat; the on the lefi Fame IN The
Hci oil recording the many noble. aud useful PATRIOTIC
acts m The life Of That great American Statesman
and Patriot An Eagle perched on the top OF The
Shield Will represent the Arms OF the IT, States
supported hy Henry Clay. On the back ground " n
De painted appropriate emblems. representing Aer-
culi"re' conmc ce. Manufactures. and Mcchsnic
Ans; and below he vigneue will he panied in gold
Two Cornocopns. the fruit and A,wers coma med
therein painted IN natural eoors; all Intended 10 be
lns'faiive OF The abundance, prosperity and general
Dsnehcal effects thai will flow from the establish.
ment of the measures advocated By the Wing parry.
with Mr. Clay al it's head. Part Of the front side Of
The Banner will also be richly embroidered with
chenille.
On The reverse side will be psn,od in the form n
Wreath. the Coat Of Arms Of each If the stales Of
the Union. connected by richly painted and gilt work
INSIDE Of the wreath thus formed. will be painted
an Appropriate motto.
The top piece. usually consisting Of n round strait
rod will BE- sDrefhing eniiey unique. be,ng in Ihe
iorm OF bad brow, highly carved i'm Fruit flow.
srs &c and richly glded The fringes dra perry aud
other ornamental Work will he Of the most splendid
description
The Banner will be supported by Staff cut by
me hands Of Henry Clay himself from tie gro viii Il
the soil Of his own Ashland. On the top Of the siaa
over The banner will be placed plated with eoldba
Roman Fasces; 0r bound reeds representing the IN
anlmiiy Of the Wing Party snd their determination
10 maintain inviolate The UniOn Of ihs States.
The design BY Mr William Corleti, superior o..
''si OF THIS city BY whom Il will be painted The A..
Engagement Of the Banner. Embroidery, Trimmings.
&c. will be executed under the direction Of Mr. John
Gads
The entire eosi of the hammer viii he about $500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

There j. iust ahonI as much difference between
nrc'iy girl and an ugly one. there is between
silk thread and a saw log
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

TYLER moyEMENTs--Tbs Mount Vernon
Times Gays;
a CONVENTION IN favor Of John Tyler foF the
Presidency N -. vas held IN Jsekto1n. Ii~s;..
e.uniy, on Saturday he Ifn ins,,; Dr.. R.h.,,
Ihomson,oi Ffsnkiin county, President; Hueh Red
~ 1uskingum county, Thomas Scott Of Fair6e,d.
D''J Ewing and g. ManSili. Of Licking, Wee re-.
denis g Moore Esq.. ofMuskingum county, Dr.. M
haii' Of Lacking. and q. ., hoilsr. Of Perry.
Secretaries.
Ihe convention adopted an address r. he public,
ineeiher with a number Of I,.of,co 7ryl.r r..,I,,'
ions. one Of shich is in favor Of is snnessf-o =,
Texas 10 he United States.
This y sisn Ofths times a Convention Of he
L'eoiOcos IN iavOr Of John Tyler end of The annsr.
elton Of TEXAS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

The steamer FL DoRADo. came down night
before last. ON her first "Trip from Pins burgh She
is- dne boat Of the largest sze. rather hop heavy;
but has the best captain aud clerk ia the country.
viz: Chas ssone aud Isaac Jones
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

April in the ensuing year, in ord,r that
we may be Injured to the uogenisl CT
mate which may then have spent its
whole fierce upon Us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29
LATEST AND CHEAPEsT-


VELYETS, MOu slime de Lame. new stvIe
prints, Ribbons, Flowers, Fringes and
Gimps, all colorr3 wOrsIed caps and bonnets-
cotton night cape. DC. just reed and for sale.
Sup Blue black cloth. blue Pilot and Beaver
cloth very cheap, So Tweed cassis,err.
Tweed eassinett, Kentucky Jeans, Hand Tlmes.s
ptofes Nils, Stocks. eslien ders, &c rea'd and
Tor sale. JOHNSTON, BERRY HILL q CO.
4 CASE SUI Orange shelIsc serv low. blue
and bl' skivers. black tips and sides. ban
dings and bindings low priced Rnssia, de- &c.
ust rec ii and for sale.
nes2S JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL& co.
six werp Apacs. plain and bard. PLAIN
and bR'd Nazarsae blue and other dssirablo
Parameiea cloth. Twilled alpaca, wosl Il as
IloVee aod Hosiery. just reed and for s1le =
nov - JOHNSTON, BERRYHTI.L eco. .
ID hO"N and oleaeh q Muslin. anton Fiupr,l,.
- Dieksyis White. Yellow, Red o,d Greco
81 Wool Fiannels. very chosp a.
nov 20 JOHNSTON, BERRYHfLL a cos,
sHBURTON, Plaid. Austrian. Nsnss and
{ "A striped shewis, Wosl conious and Csavais:
Men Csps ed BoHneu. For sale 81
nov ~ JOHNSTON. BERRYHTLL a co.
DRICE rs CENTs-Ths PrOls..w sss
his isvoIile, translates from The swseish al
Mrs Emily Flygsrs. Scr sale u
nos p MELONS.
DLACKIH0 : BLACKTNo tine sob.
10 seribsr has been appointed ehols.sls arsns
~ wheeling. f0r ne sale Of Balsrs Genuine Pasie
Hacking, esd kerrs ed Bose LsaiaenS thsss
articles are warranted equal 70 coy 10 malksi. end
VII b sOid q Ne msasfssfassfa' psiosa
nos % } NEI.l0R, Ne IS Uniou s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
arrivals aud Departures 81 Baais for tke ia,t24
ouTs,sHdi~g yesterday al O'clock. p. Al
ARRIVALS
Mayh0Ser. CIncinnati
Lehieh, do.
Wing ard Wing. PaIsbcrgh,
RI Dorado. do.
Belmont, do
DEPARTURES.
WI and Wing. 81 L,0is.
III Dorado. New Orleans.
MayhoA er. Pittsburgh.
Lehigh. de-
Belmont, do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29
THE WING BANNER

To the Poliieness Of Mr. LeUi FakA .stOck, chair
man Of the waig Banner Committee; We are ina.br.
ed for the following desert ,i,n of the splendid bsn.
ner now preparing Tor presentation 10 The de legation
having the largest propouionaie number in attend.
aace at the Young Mems Convention from any s.ae
but Mar land IIAig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

PRINTERS-we congratulate oor excellent
friend SEVERANCE. who our comp,nion si ihe-
type Stand. twenty wears ago ma Washington. upon
n" eieco" la C"er-ss one 81 the Representative
from Maine The people al Ket neiec. in c.,nf.r>
ring this honor upon Mr. S~v~rsnre. have DOM
the mselves honor. and secured representative yh,
has all the essentials of talent. information and
iniegri'y--snd busne habits tha; will make him
useful IN any sai,on .... 80. = 49,.
The above congrniulai''n 10 rendered ny John
Gaiiaher ESQ., Of the Viseinia Free Press. Chsres-
town. Mr. Gsliaher has freqoe,.,ly repr..~n,ed he
county IN the State Les sisinr~. and might do his
irieuds equal credit a much higher assioa What
rior'ss,s specincls waniu No su-~-srx
such friends sfer separation 81 years. in States
idely apart the Aoor &c Copgress, Verify, the
~ ward of patient honest toll, let IL come never -,
late. ~ always sweeter than sudden aud G. su.i
elev aiion.-W osh Wing Standard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

MORE RAScALirY.--on the nigh, 81 The Sir
INST. Mr. Nathan Sh"iwell. of hIsnrh~sser. in the
couniy. was attacked. whilst returning home FINN
shis city. by three rufisns armed with blade eons.
they s,rip him Of AL his en,he-.. exo~p mis- shirt,
,uraed has h.rse lrss.sDd leu him severely bruised
apparently bfress. He recovered his sense. ~n,~~
time subsequent o the attack. and schsd h,s hsne
early nexi morniss. The affair happened. about.
four miles this aide Of Manchester. About ~
o'clock. the night. ihree Williams. sappss~d
70 be- the same Win as-aed M, s. attacked MIR aud
irs Sawyer at their residence near Mr. MasshaIIs~
They stripped Mr. Sawyer of all his clo,he-. ied
| him Ia . Tree and whipped hus in cruel manners
then stripped his wife. and nferrng several int,rni~
ties her. pIundere them oi sic in maney and sIf
their wearing spparsl.-St Louis RrPsrter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29

COIION - correspondent Of the New o,lsso.
Oo'"merciai Bulletin estimates the preseot couor
eop as ioions- ''''H
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-29
LATEST nATEs

LATEST DATES
From Bal,imnra Nov. 81 Liverpool Del. 10
ga. Th-rmomere, 30 leg. above o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-15
Dr. G0Odlman's Pills.

A LL persons who have given this medicine tria h 1A speak of t in terms of the highest praise. As purifier of the blood and fuds it doabesshas no rival Perfectly harmless in itself merely assists naturet d. natures work It accomplishes all it 2roesses, viz the removal of disease from the body from what ever cause arising. It is of the utmost importance that all persons who suffering from Colds, Bilious Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Fever Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising from indi Health Restoring Medicine, since it pzecludes the necessity, and saves the expense of other medical reference, and is natural and easy in it's operation, vegetable compound, yet all powerfulin removing dis! ease It is justly designated Mays ALL.suFFIcIENT. MEDICINE, inasmuch as it cleanseh the stomach and bowels from all foul and corrupng humors, and leavS the body in the possession of sonndness renoyator & health, Price 25 cents per box with full directibIs DR GooDMAN's Principal Office, 276 Bowery,N Y sale of this medicine is Mr.A. WADswoRfH M6
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-15
THOSE LABORING UNDER

sickness can at once relieve themselves from the thousand maladies that flesh is heir to if they will only follow the counsels of nature, and take the medicine which best assist her in her operations. That medicine is the Vegetable Life Medicines of Dr. Moffat.- The wonderful and miraculous cures which his Life Pills and, Phoenix Bitters have every where performed, place them before all other medicines ever offered to the public. Composed entirely of vegetable substances they overcome the disease without corrupt ing the blood or weakening and destroying the constitution. Their nature is such that 1 when taken into the stomach they are di- gested like other food, and are distributed 1 throughout the whole system, giving addi- tional strength to the sound parts, and puri- 1 flying and restoring the weak and diseased. They not only act as purgative in cleans ing the bowels of all impurities. but they open the pores of the whole body, assist and promote all the animal secEetions, and give a healthy vigor to the whole system. The ] is not idle Reclamation uttered without truth and only for effect, but is fully corro- borated by innumerable letters and certifi- cates which daily pour in upon the proprie- tor of the Vegetable Life Pills, from thou sands who are grateful for recovery of their health-asrecovery which all other re- medies had failed to procure them,and which they despaired of ever receiving. It is thus fully proved that the operations of nature are simple, and that disease of all kinds may easily be eradicated if the right course is ta- ken to effect their cure. That course, we repeat, is to use Dr. Moffats Life Pills and Phoenix Btters. The beneficial results they produce on the human system are apparent as soon as their use is commenced. A sim gle box cannot be taken without giving a relief to the sufferer which will convince him of their efficacy. All who value their health, their time, and their money, will at least try the Life Medicines when attacked with sickness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-15
DIR. MOFFAT'S, VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

Possess qualities of the most mild and bene- ficial nature. They are composed of ar,i-. cles the most anti puirescent. combined with ingredients known as the only certain anti dote for levers of every description. When the disease is produced either from cold, ob-. struction, bad air, swampy and damp situa- tions, or putrid miasmi, whether malignant or epidemic, or by other causes, these medi- cines are certain in their operation oreffects. They are possessed of peculiar qualities, which not only eypel:all disease, but at the same time restefe and invigorf.te the system. When first taken into the stomach, they ipa. mediately diffuse themselveslike vaporthro1 every pore. producing effects at once de-. lightful, salutaty, and permanent. When. the spark of life begins, to grow dim, the cr-, culation languid, and the faculties paralized, these medicines are found to give tone to. the nerves, exhilerate the animal spirits. in. vigorate the body, and re.aninaaie the whole man.
 The Life Medicines have also been used with the most happy success in Nervous and, DJspeptic diseases, Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, &c.
 Sold wholesale and retail by DR. VIM. B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, N. Y. Alibe- ral deduction made to those who purchase 10 sell again.
 u For sale at the Sign of "DRUGs &. MEDICINES, "South.st., Litchfeld. ly2
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-15
DIR. MOFFATS VEGETABLE

Life Pills aud PhGnix Bitters,
 Every where acknowledged as the best of all the numerous medicines that are offered to the public. DR. MoFFAT's LIFE P1LKs and PHGNlx BIrTERs are daily and hourly sus- taining the sound reputation which they have honestly and unostentatiously acquired. No person ever yet took them, even tor a short period, without being so perfectly satis- fled with their effects upon himself, as to re- commend them to others. Dr. Moffat begs to refer all who have not tried them, to the "Good Samaritan, 'where the diseases which they cnre are stated, and their mode of ope- ration is described.
 In cases of fever of every description, and all billions affections, it is unnecessary for me to say aught. as believe the Life Medi. cines are now universally admitted to be the most speedy and effectual cure extant in all diseases of that class.
 The Life Medicines are also most excel lent relief in affections of the liver and bow els, as has been proved in hundreds of cases where patients have come forward and re- quested that their experience in taking them might be published for the benefit of others I In their operation in such cases, they restore the tone of the Stomach. strengthen the di' gestive organs. and inyigoFate the general functions of the whole body, and thus be. come to both sexes Qor they are perfectly adapted to each) an invaluable means oi preventing disease and restoring health.
 In affections of the head, whether accom-. panied with pain and gidiness or marked by the grievops calamity of impaired mental energy in palpitations of the heart, flatu. lence, loss of appetite and strength, and the multiplied symptoms of disordeTed digestion
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-15
NOTKCE.

THE subscribers having formed CO., A partnership under the name and firm of Smith & Judd,
 for the purpose of retailing goods at the old stand of A. c. Smith, they respectfully in- vite their friends and acquaintances to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. They have just returned from New York with large assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
 cry, Hardware,
 BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS, of the latest style and fashion, which they are disposed tossell as cheap as the cheapest. All kinds o% produce taken in exchange for goods. -jA A. C. SMITH,
 I JESSE l.. JUDD. hfpersons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber will oblige him very much if they will call and settle the same either by note or otherwise immediately.
 A. c. SMITH, Ltchfeld, May IT, 1643. 51