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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-16
THOSE LABORHNG UNDER

sickness can at once relieve themselves from
the thousand maladies that flesh is heir 10 IT
they will only follow the counsels OF NATURE
and take the medicine which best assists her
in her operations. That medicine IS the
Vegetable Life Medicines of DR.. Moffat.-
The wonderful and miraculous cures Wnlch
his Life Pills aud Phoenix BltterS nave
every where performed, place them oeIore
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
when taken into the stomach they are d.
gested like other food, and are distributed
throughout the whole system, giving add
tional strength to the sound parts, ana pur!-
| tying and restoring the weak and diseased
They not only act as a purgative IN cleans
! ing the bowels of all impurities. out they
open the pores of the whole body, assist and
promote all the animal secretlons, and give
II healthy vlgor 10 the whole system. rms
is not idle defamation uttered without
| truth and only for effect, but is fully corro-
horated by innumerable letters and certifi-
Gates which daily pour in upon the proprie-
tor of the Vegetable Life Pills, from thou
sands who are grateful for recovery OF
their heallh-a recovery which all other re.
NEEDLES had failed to procure tten,and which
they despaired of ever rejoicing. 1t is thu;
fully proved that the OPERATIONS of nature
are simple, and that dis case of all kinds may
easily be eradicated il the right course is ia
ken to effect their cure. That course, We
repeat, is to use Or. Moffat's Life Pills anc
Phoenix Bi,tcrS. The beneficial results they
produce on the human system are apparen
as soon as their psc is commenced. A sin
gle box cannot he taken without giving 1
relief to- the sufferer which will convinct
hiin of their efficacy. All who value thei
health, their time, and their money, will IA
least try the Life Medicines when attacked
with sickness.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-16
THE CAUSE OF BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
AND A MODE OF CURE.


AND A MODE OF CURE.
u A well regulated and pfoportionate
quantity Of bile upon the stomach is ways
requisite for the promotion of sound health
it stimulates digestion and keeps the in.
testinal canal free from all obslructions.-
On the inferior surface of the liver is pecu-
liar bladder in which the bile is first preser-
we'd, being formed by the liver from blood
Thence it passes into the stomach and iates-
tines, and regulates the indigestion. Thus
we see when there is deficiency of bile, the
body is constantly costive. On the other
hand, an overbundance Of bile caused fire.
quent nausea in the stomach and often PR =
notes very severe attacks which sometimes
end in death.
Fevers are always preceded by symptoms
OF disorderly stomach =: as are also scrol-
ulous disorders, and all sympathetic func-
tional, organic or tebrile diseases. From
the SHINE cause, the natural and healthy &C
ton Of the heart, and the whole vascular
system is impaired and reduced below its
natural standard; as exh :tited in paEpita-
lions, langu,I pulse, torpors OF the Iitnbs,
syncope, AND even death itself, in conse-
quence an overbundnnce Of Il peculiar of.
trDsive substance to the digestive organs.
The approach of bilious diseases is at all
t!iIcS rfttiI''cd ny utCiitii in!itbib oi all
existing diseased state of the stomach ard
bowels; i. e. with these signs which are
known to point out their contents TO be OF n
morbid irritating nature !; but when ever the
almentary canal happ rs to be loaded with
irritating matter, some Gerangement Of the
blood 10 son particular organ nt the body il
the certain result and when this state hap
pens to be united with ans other symptom
Of disease, its effects are always thereby
much aggravated. The progress of Organic
obstruction is often so rapid us scarcely o
admit OF time for the application Of such Aid
as i" :" H;o tt-,r"d by art, set, in general, the
preTonitory symptoms Of gastio load IRE
preceptibIe for day Or two previous to TIE
The fcrverIsh paroXism, period, when the
most ctlicHciouS assistance M q given, by
unloading the stomach and ai'mentary can.
al Gifts irritating contents, and thus reducing
The suspectability Of disease.
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Eus. GOOGPE1a1n's Pills.

A LII persons VINO have given this medicine .tai
N speak of it in terms OF the highest praise. rs a
purifier oflhe blood and fluids it doubtlesshas rival
Pertec,ly harmless in itself it merely assists nature to
d. natures work. 1t accompshes all it ?rofs'ses
viz: the removal of disease from the body from what
ever cause arising 1t is Of the utmost Importance
hat ali p persons who are suffering from Colds Bilious
Complains, Typhus and Scarle. Fever, Fever [ ard
Ague, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising from !nd
Health Restoring Medicine, since it precludes the
necessity and saves the expense of other medca m
reference, and is natural and easy in Us opernto''
vegetable compound ye, all powerful in removing DIS
ease. 1t is justly designated MANS ALL-sUrFIcEN II
MEDICINE, nasnnch il cIeanseth the stomach and
bowels from all foul and corrupng hnlnors, and leave
the body in the possession Of soundnesa renovation
& health Price IS per box, with full directions
DR. GooDMAN's Principal Office, 2!6 Bnwery, N. T.
Remember The only Agent in Litchtied, Tor the
sale Of this medicine is Mr.. A. WADswoRTH ly6
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COUCH 70 Ut Noes

For coughs, colds, asthma whooplng cough cough
attending measles, ighness OF the chest.
and all diseases OF the lungs. truly an unrivaled
medicine. They cured the Rev. Darius Anthony, of
the Oneida Conference, of consumption, when his
physicians gave him up and his Fathers in the Gosnel
told him to prepare for death, that at most he could
survive but few weeks. They also cured the Rev.
Sebastian Streeler of Boston; the Rev. DR.. East
mond Of N. Y. The Rev. Mr.. Dunbar Of the Baptist
church, McDouga st.. was cured of a very harassing
cough in twenty -four hours, were also Mr.. f. G..
Stacy, &c Wooster st. Rev. Mr. Handbook, 497 Prl;
Mr.. Henry S Bancker. 81 Green St. and more than
5000 others Of the first responsibility, whose names
might he added
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-16

HORSES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN,
WindGals, &c. cured by ROOFS Specific; and
GiG:s3E6e2'oE5 horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
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DIR. NOFFATS VEGETABLE

DIR. NOFFA VEGETABLE
Life Pills and PhGni1 Bttrrs,
Every where acknowledged as the best of
All tue numerous medicines that are offered
~ the public. DR.. MoFFAT's LIFE FILLS AND
rHGNlX BITTERs are daily and hourly sus-
tanning the sound reputation which they
nave honestly and unostentatiousy acquired
NO person ever yet took them, even for a
short period, without being so perfectly salts.
NED 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 cure are stated, and their mode
cooperation is described.
In eases Of Fever OF every description, and
all bilious affections, it is unnecessary for
me to say augh,, rs l believe the Life Medi-
clnes are now universally admitted to be the
most speedy and etfectual cure extant in all
diseases of that class.
Inc Life Medicines are also q most excel.
lent relit'i in affections of the Liver and Bow
els, as has been proved in hundreds of cases
where patients have come forward and re.
questcd that their experience in taking them
might be published for the benefit of others.
IN their operation in such cases, they restore
the tone of the Stomach, strengthen the di.
gest've organs. and invigorate the general
functions OF the whole body, and thus be.
come to both sexes (for they are perfectly
adapted to each) an invaluable means of
preventing disease and restoring health.
In affections of the head. whether accom-
panied with pain and gidiness or marked hy
the grIeVous calamity of impaired mental
energy in paIpiiations of the heart, fiatu.
renee. loss OF appetite and strength. and the
nui''pi'ed symptoms OF disordered digestion, |
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-16
r. PHELPS

TTAS, during the pasl two weeks, recei-
III we'd from New-York, and opened, a
complete assortment of seasonable and
fashionable Dry Goods, purchased
with care, and with an eye to the times Ha-
wing in his hurry forgotten to notice the
printer in season, he trusts that he need on
" refer to his friends, who have ia
vored him with their patronage SO freely,
and to the Goods themselves upon the counter.
Also, as usual, fresh stock of choice
GROCERIES,.
One door west CONGREGATIONAL Church.
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DR.. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
LIFE NEDJf,TVE


Possess qualities Of the most mild and benc-
fetal nature. They are composed Of ar'i-
Giles the most anti putrcscent, combined with
ingredients known as the only certain anti
dote for tevers of every description. When
the disease is produced either from cold, OBJ
structlon, bad air. swampy and damp situa-
tons, or putrid miasmi, whether Indignant
or epidemic, or by other causes. these Incdi-
cnes are certain in their operation or effects.
They are possessed of peculiar qualities,
which not only cxpcl all disease, but at the
same time restore and invigorhtt the SYSTEM
When first taken into the stomach, they i'm
mediatcly ditf'use themselves like vapor thru
every pore, producing effects at once de-
lghful, saluiary, end permanent. When
thu spark of life begins to grow dim, the cir.
cuation 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. animate 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 Nv DR. WIN.
B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, NJ. Y. A libe
raj deduction made to those who purchase to
sell again.
u For sale at the Sign Of DRUGS &
MEDICINES" South St, Litch6eld. ly2
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NOTICE.
Boots. Shoes, Sc. SC.

Boots, Shoes, Sc. Sc.
xr, TKVIlE subscriber hasremov-
I'll l. ed 10 the store formerly
1A~H - occupied by s. P Bodies, in
west street, and will be happy
to wait upon his customers and the public to
anv thing in his line. He has on hand a
good and full assortment of Boots and
Shoes of all kinds suitable tor the season,
and intends to offer them for good and ready
pay, at such prices as to make it an induce
ment for those in want to call and purchase
Also, Leather, Sole and Upper, Calf skins,
Innings, Bindings, Heel balls, Boot cord, shoe
thread, &c. &c. cheap for cash.
SAMUEL. CLOCK.
PISA few small notes and accounts yet
on hand, which it is very necessary should
be adjusted soon.
Liichfeld, West street, Feb. 16, 1842. SO
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the Life Medicines will be found to possess

the Life Medicines will be found to possess
the most salutary efficacy. 49,,
Constitutions relaxed, weak or 0ecaycu'
in men or women, are under the immediate
influence of the Life Medicines. Old coughs
asthmas, and consumptive habits are soon
relieved and speedily cured. EoVerty Oh
blood, and emaciated limbs will ere long
meet the happiest change; the chill watety
fluid will become rich and balsmIc, ana the
limbs be covered with f1esh-firm and neal
thy.
Nervous disorders ofevery kind, and from
whatever cause arising, fly before the enectS
the Life Medicines, and all that train OF SILK
ings, anxieties, and tremours which so dread
fully affect the weak, the sedentary and the
delicate, will in short time be succeeded
by cheerfulness, and every presage OF
health.
For weakness, deficiency of natural
strength, and relaxation of the vessels, ny
too frequent indulgence of the passions TINS
medicine is safe, certain, and inValuaoe
remedy. :.
Those who have long resided in hot CHI
mates, and are languid and relaxed in their
whole system. may take the Life Medicines
with the happiest effects; and persons reno
wing to the Southern States or West Indies
cannot store more important article o.
health and life.
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6sy EzNI3sS

BALM coLUMBlA,FoR THE hAlR;
which will stop it if falling OUT or restore /. on Oa'o
,aSes: and ON children make it grow rapidly or On
&c.,, who have lost the hair from any cause
ALL VERMIN that nfest the heads OF cniloren
in scbooIs are prevented killed by it at once
Find til. name of Gzboa~z65n9Atao Q"
it, or never try it. Remember t"'' "'''0y''
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S7 TON s

SHERMAN'S LOZENGES SOLD LAST YEAR,
H1URlNG millions of cases of disease, and often
" when all other means failed to give relief. They
are never sold by the ounce. but in boxes, with fac
simile Of his name around each box. See that you
get the genuine
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FAMILIES & INVALID.

The following indispensable family RENEE
dses NAV be found at the village drug stores
and soon at every country store IN thc sta'e'
Remember and never get them UNLESS ~"eS
have the fac-simile signature Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07

The close of the markets for the past week rather
more favorable than have noticed for long time.
The arrival of the Acadia last Thursday had the eff
feet of irving more decided tone TO the great export
Gle oil domestic consun. pon. Although the European
sdvices 1ted better feeling in the Market and the
lew gave very encouraging statement OF most OF The
foreign markets. impression IL, that the impetus
given to trade here cannot be sustained The depressed
condition OF business generally here induced every
20 seize upon slightest hope for revNsl which, OF
course became settled ana mad the temporary effect we
have noticed.
Several important arcles Of trade improved dur
ing the PAST week from local causes. Mclsssts and
sugar have slightly et, and bid fair to become still
ore favourably effected by tie increased wants Of the
rcd, and the short supply in first hands Provisions are
gradually looking up and ia short time, prices must
advance even with the Increased receipts
Holders of Malaga uit demanding an advance on
previous prices in consequence OF the late by the
Saluda The last two arrivals were not half cargoes,
aa the accounts OF the fruit we're very unavora
ble The civil Of the country prevented The gather
ing Of the crop.
most of whom ere here business connected with the
approaching fall trade The sales OF Dry Goods during
the past week. been large for the season, and our
merchants remark that from present appearances more
extensive traffic will be carried on this fall than for any
one season since 1896 The wants Of the interior are i'm,
mense and with the rigid economy that mas been pract
sed for number Of past by the consuming classes
and the winding up Of an uncommon favorable season
throughout the country for cropshe fair prices paid Tor
money must have placed the people in situation to sup
ply all necessary and reasonable involving
themselves in debt bankruptcy and ruin
CofonThis market Is rather dull, but the slight i'm
provement in prices is firmly sustained The sales for
the week reach about $500 bales, of which 2400
Upland and Florida. at st 7aci 400 New Orleans at 81
Sc and 100 Mobile at 81 o. Below give the quota.
tions before and since the advices by the Acadia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
w HEAT AND FLOUR DURING TIL
Foreign Markets

HAVANA, July 22.-Hoops m 81 AZ; boards, Portland
p 10 81; other Eastern d %; pitch pine do Is 2a
shingles 4; hid shocks with heads, sugar box
do;6 a 7r; BEANS white or, II RS; beef No and 2.
prime and mess, l2 jerked New York and Bos.
ton at ST 81 butter, Am yellow Il 1906 candles, md
Is Is; sperm, 36; cheese, l0 Goldfish 5ob box 4;
in hhds al a, corn, Dbl 50 1; flour, Phad and
Baltimere Ia is, New Orleans Is Is 4; h; East-
and New Orleans, 4 IL; behring's smoked RS
per box; lard Eastern and New Orleans Is; mack
ere No. bvl 6; onions, 100 punches, 4; pepper
blk al ID d pork, cargo and mess Eastern and New
Orleans, 49, clear ID Is; do in boxes, al SSal
potatoes, Dbl ii rice. al S52 SOAP yell chairs
bottem $40 IS; do WOODEN do, SI2a III coffee I'd
and 3rd quality, al a "a; honey, 2a23 rs; molasses
keg gsons, Il rial; sugars there being literally no
demand for Whites the planters in general will not sell
the browns and yellows alone which the only de.
scripons inquired after, but they willing to make
sales of assorted lower The transactions in all
descriptions getting much reduced. The quotations
for assorted half white and half brown and
and 9; white alone, o. RS; yellow 81 81 brown
az RS: Exchange on London 50 ds 81 81 pm; N York
a3 do; Boston par do Freights-Baltic, f3 10 8
Is, Hamburg, Bremen and Great Britain. f2 10 8;
Cowes and Baltic S3 - II g. do not in Baltic, f3
30 9; France, 80 9of Mediterranean, 50 10; Uni.
ted States SIT per box sugar; ar per bag coffee $st
81 per hid molasses. Ships very scarce, and we
may yet look for further Improvement rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
Passengers Arrived.

GLAsGow-Ship Monument Stoddart, Mrs Stoddart
Masters Robert David Alexander and William Stoddart Miss
Jessie stoddar, Mr. Sims James Marshall of scotmd Miss
BuENos AYREs-Barque Chanceor-L +. Bond, @. =.
Bond F. f.. Bond l.. b. Bond Jr, Antonio Ponu, A. Min, d.
Foulank. - -
H,vANA-ship Norma-Jno Milbum, r. H. Howard, J. w.
Howard, Il. Valdiva. - - :.
TnINipAp-Brg Rrssia--Davd Buzzi, Carmno Ynaga.
NAssAU-Brg Emily-F. Smith. -,
Of New York. . ,,
SsvANNAn-B-g Phiura-J w King and lady, w Bailey,
j II Marshall, Haskell II in the steerage.
CHARLrsToN-Ship Southpor-MrsS Raycnel and daugh-
ter A Hull Master Sydney, Miss G. Wilson, e Chsor, MIR
Riehardson, D Hogan Mis-; Hogan HOGAN BIZ.
ID III Pysef Kent, w Ferguson A A Clark Edgerton,
Edper,on, w Oihbe, Ila,quenet w Smith IN the
steeraCe. u,r -, -,
CHsnhEsrSSs AgspqC GToSsbeek, Il Read 4 M
Mr. Wobste and lady, Mrs Eytng, Miss " Flynn, Miss J
Flynn, Mrs and Miss Van1ehas Mesrs Buutn, Barker, and
Schroeder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07

for the past week reach 1900 barrels Pearls arevsry
steadyour former quotations Of SSH still rule sales
Hdy-ln consequence OF the active demand for ship
ment and the small receipts, prices tend upwards we
quote North river at as so cents Some sales ct % cts
TeasWe have heard ofno sales OF consequence since
the sale of the Matches cargo Sales advertised for
the 9h l6h 2sd, and S0th INST During the past week
three full cargoes have arrived.
Cofse-Sales to moderate extent and prices hrm,
tending towards an advance The supplies very light
We quote sales Of st. Domingo at ST &c; Brazil s3
Java. II NJ; Maracaibo, ~ a7t Cuba s. Laguayra
Sugar-A gradual Improvement in prices has been
going lfor sometime past in this article caused by
good demand and small stocks The sales mostly to
the trade aud in anticipation Of further improvement
dealers have supplied themselves very literally lately
Wequote sales OF New Orleans at "a cents Brown
Havana, u asici Porto Rico SCI Cuba, uscavado,
81 a tic.
Fish.-Very little doing in any description. New
Mackerel continue scarce and from reports from the
east, are likely to be for sometime Prices well
up and wha. there is in market, commands the fol-
lowing rstes. Ne. ], $1,000; No. 2, $se2t; No 8,
no sales. The receipts have been taken Immediately on
arrival.
PropisonsThe most active article in this line isprime
and sales to moderate extent have been made at
1915 9sl4c Mess dull quote Sill rs for Western,
without sales Beef very inactive and prices wavering,
msnd at previous quotations for export. Very little doing
in Butter.
lassss-In fair request good prices. The sales in.
cude lots Of Cuba at % cents, and New Or
leans at 27s2Sc.
Recovery little doing in this article the sales rule at
81 SIT SO, for good and fine.
Wisky-sales Of drudge at 2sc; and barrels at est
"a cents.
Spirits-sales Of otard, Dupuy& Co. at So Iab ; A
segnette at 81 TO- in small lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
LIVERPOOL CLAssrrrcArIoS.

Fiuii-Arcles under this head have improved both in
price and demand The sales comprise lots OF bunch
Raisins at S, 10; Sicily Oranges 81 so Sal Lemons So
80 s7y; Eleuihera Pine Apples, So 30 81 Holders
are firm IN their demand and anticipate further advance
in consequence of the short receipts.
4hes-we cannot quote pots over 81 s7y which is the
ton of the market Some sales rule at $4st The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-07
Married..

On Sunday evening, August 9th, by the Rev. Mr.. Still
well, MIR GEORGE ELLIOTT to Miss ANN MANIA LATscH,
all of this city.
On Thursday the 3rd instant, by the Rev. MIR. 8.
Ebaueh, Mr.. PETER AUGUSTUS GRIFFIN to Miss MARY
JANE VAN Z.Npr, only daughter Of VIM. l.. Van Zant,
ESQ all of this city.
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PENJ. ARDINGE respectfully announces his arrival in
ID New York and shall be happy submit for the nvrstiga
intelligent citizens his method OF sereoanng ideas
who may be fortunate attend will be in
Of valuable facilities towards mental culiuIe not easily
ter for this object as thew enter the door
Prevouso the prsctic exercises, Mr. H. will make
remarks the orgn aud Of The a Ct speech and the
Of meaphorica symbols the advancement Of
civilization and refinement Of mank,nd
rcprocity descriptive ~ the Oriental Nations;
Poetic Im,gs,y transmitted e The prrns'a,s ther,e to The
eonuence aud enthusiasm and escmponeous at their
public festivals
sounds COMPOSING the o reec their urforsn
in causing rtrogade of mind &C. explained aud thu
ith The final the Lecture deveoped and practically
eucdated An exhibition OF wav OF ,gue,reotvrng
hoggh,s any person who nav he press, viii make short
hieroglyphcs. This operation will he fully eucidated
Franklin House. and at the door. aus Nsr
tracts Of land which would be dear at price.
there some books which will be found dear at price
the quality the only test Of chepnes These remarks
sstblv suggested receiving from London the first
pte o. Called ! @ne % % e bes Peus Of
the best Schools II is pubshed IN monthly parts ut 81 2
each containing three snerdd steel engr'v.g accomp'ed
combine the qualities of goodness and ceapness tose
proportions which reasonable purchaser would require. This
and high cxceence render the
public mind familiar with the sublime productions Of the
modern short contain choice matter
for those who admire the Fine Arts notwithstanding the want
Of esur MEANS opnorunty for brings all the schools
Europe review before the reader In this country where
time valuable this is important consideration aud we
invite the America. ratrons of the fine arts to examine this
''''''''' N'''''''"'' r. MARTIN & CO.
Importers Of London Books AID Engr,virgs&,