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.GN R AXE: FOR BBHAXBErAaiiSOekkW IN"
jar . Tonune Building Wall st.
a04S1 "a PEOPLE's LINE OF sTEAMBOATS
6%SWe r0 ALBANY-Day at O'Clock, p. M.
TU0ugl Direct Sundays eIrepted) from Il e
s,ss%ssl ao, and tssS
Steamboat SOUTH AMEEICA Cantsin L W Brsin,rd,
will leave Monday, Wednesday end Friday evenings at
O'clock
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain NJ H True.dell,
Landing interim diatc Places will leave Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons at o'clock
For passage or freight apply On board to F. C. Schultz at
the Office on the whsrf. jes6 wr
6E-44x BANY-Whout l. ,ndpg-If requested, pas
.--sengcs will be I,nded at the Western Deror
ALBANY AWAY. TINS for tho morning ranThe splendid
steamer DIAMOND, Captain A Flower, will leave tho
Tuesday, June 81, at7 clock.
FOR or freight apply 10 Thos j. Hail. the Office
the steamb ,atper, or 10 the cnp'ai1 ON boId. i1r
-ssHnsY "A MORNING LINE -FUK albany,
the foot Of Ba,esy street.
The low-pres TROY, Capt A. Gorham, this,
Tuesday Mom'nv, at O'Clock.
The Low Pressure Steamboat EMPIRE Capt 8 X. Roe,
on Wednesday morning Vt O'Clock.
Mott e-An Goods. Freight, Baggage. Bank Bills Specie
kind Of Property taken shipped board
tn Boats OF Line be tic risk of the of
such Goods Freight. B'gg.ge 81 j27r
<H ~ No MONOPOLY-FARE REDUCED.
6Mxsns New independent Opp ,son Line for Alba
Bertns. ID OK passage 12tf cests.
The and commodIous steamboat NEW JERSEY,
Cart H. Fuzzy, will the foo Of Barclay street, New
York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening,
O'Clock
For freight passage apply board Freight taken less
than to " boet prices.
The New jersey furnished with elegant roen- and
Tor speed and accommodation is not Surpassed by steam
III
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SINGJN,s.


MADAM SUTTON. HAVING arranged 1 ,rurn Ir-i, the
N h2isn.ns u August receiving pun,Is that
n 20 sve fs''ns lesson, n the Italian .d .Dsish
sistr OF Sisn. e' method thar pu,sped v Lordcem ard
V7cefi the hist 1s,'cs Es9pe increasing
comnesa wsh a.to s,,nc rarjitr Fer pul s the
tfva1'4o Of her urging with them, wnci
nv nat-ft 'rrc. who have bon crn,a.p
sros % avaiiinH themselves d,'',n sotui.s ---n
nay as "a crrs Se 5g o'iicanoD AZ n Chir'"-rs street,
p,s~
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE t<st.r
'J'FkSE iariaasd and sclcbSs,ed Fii,. N forusA.ia
", p.rcciv.. 10 be cbu iurd aha cpcrS~ Sseasvssw,.
sstor size s-i aeir-t ta.r's $50.
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FIRE WOE KS.
ISAAC EDGE JH FYRCTECHNIaT

ISAAC EDGE, J2., fYROTECHNIST
THE most extensive varied, al brilliant exhbitoral Fire
l. Works ma inf,s1rs Gs other
adv 0r delivery the ow-st lots
recs and tor he celebration OF Fourth July, the
United Sl'e, Laboratory yer-y Guy.
Order, let with W. Hoib.ftcn, IS Maiden Lane,
Nlbloh Castle Garden, will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered oil tbs city free Of expense
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STRAW GOODS.
IT BENNETT, "a John street, Importer and Manufacturer
l.. Italian, English. and French Straw Gosds, respect
fully informs his that he continues receive
sions his splendid stock Of Ladies' fashionable Straw Bon
nets, made Of the superior quality Of br,.ds and offered
the public reduced prices; vZEngsh and French
punstasls; Italian Rutands Prince Albert Braids Fancy
cleo Tuscans, Brian French Whaebons IA petty article
for ghtncss color and beauty OF
fIeheh Lace French Chp Modena &c &c The sbove;nen
in the latest shapes particularly in the Orleans Gypsy the
mot fashionable aud most becoming shape introduced this
ms lm&r
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NEW FANCY STORE.
EALCONER. HASSALL x Co an Brosdxsv Womb
most respectfully acqoaiot the sdies of New York and
broIderies, Lac es and Fancy Goods ' VI f''"
Itch Bnst Lace Cardinals trimmed with Lac. ar Ernec
BLACK an Cvlored silk Long Shawls, very handsome
utavy SIX sqnafe Shawis. very rich
Rich Emhrolie red Cspes ana Hsndkerc
Collars trimmed aHd untrimmed
a very handsoms assortment OF Musns and PriHfs
Also. Gloves Hosiery and Ribbons. 'Ie27 usm
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-14

TINE Judge OF the Court Of Probate for the
Il District of Lichfeld, haslimiied and
allowed six months from tie date hereof. for
the creditors Of the Estate Of FRIEND H.
FRISBIE, late of Litchfeld. in said District,
deceased. represented insolveni, in which 10
exhibit their claims thereto; and has ar-
pointed Messrs. Frederick Chitienden and
Prentice PaFkhurst. Esqrs. Commissioners to
receive and examine said claims. Certified
by salS ELISHA s.. ABEENETHY, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of Sheldon Fris.
bic, in said Litchfield. on the LIST Monday of
November, l643. and the LIST Monday OF
March, 1914. at O'Clock ia the afternoon.
on each of said days, for the purpose Of at
tending on thefbusiness Of said appointment.
P Pn E,,Eac ! c 1,1,nu comm'rs.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
SHELDoN FRIsBIE, Administrator.
Litchfield, Sept. 6, 164S. ss 3wl6
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MEDICAL Institution Of Yale College.

vWyHE Lecture Term for 1919 will commence on
III Thursday, September 18th, and continue ak
Chemistry and Phamacy.by BEHJAuH sHIrMAS,
M ID. LII. d.
Theory aud Practice of Physic, by Ell IvEs. NJ d.
PRINCIPLES and Practice Of Surgery, by JosATHAs
KNeHr, M. ID. ft
Obstetrics, by TfMorHY P. BEERs, M. D.
Anatomy and Physiology. by CHARIEs HooKEH, MD.
Waferia Medica and Therapeutics, by HENRY
Tect,Ire ices. ess Contingent hitl. q So Mat
REGULATION tee, 5-Graduating fee, Sl5.
n CHARLES HOOKER, Secretary. !.
New Haven. July II. l843. s3w u
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Ata Court Probass hp' 81 asssoaf sD .so
H.. ~ Avg asr, A. d. 1843. aaA = 80 4. y
Present, JOHN g. MITCHELL, Esq Judge.
ETPON the petition of John sB. Lowell, of
" Sharon, in the county Of Litchtield.
showing to this Court that he Is Guardian Of
John H. Knibfoe and Harriet 4. Knit bloc. of
Stamfcrdscounty Of Duchess and state OF
New York, minors That snid miners are the
owners Of real estate situated IN said. district
of Sharon, viz. the equal and undivided BALI
of about twenty -one acres Of land, lying "
the south part Of said Sharon, lying west of
and adjoining the road or highway leading
from David w. WOodward's % Enoch Lam.
bert's dwelling house, bounded north BY
VIM. Knibloe's land, east by the aforesaid
highway, south by said Lambeft's land, and
west by said eWoodward's. Also the one
undivided eighth part Of one third Of about
one acre of land with a dwelling house, barn,
and other buildings standing thereon, lying
adjoining said twenty one here's Also, the
one equal and undivided half Of about six
teen acres of land lying in Ellsworth So
ciety, in said Sharon, called the Livingston
lot. bounded north ON Vim. Knibloe's land,
east on Theron Kent's land. south on Nc
Burney and Stephen Knibloe's land, and
west on David w. Woodward's land. Also
the one equal and undivided half Of about
eight acres of land, lying IN said Ellsworth
Society, at place called Furwood Swamp,
it being piece Of woodland that was distri-
buted to Thompson Knibloe from the estate
of William E. knibloe, deceased: valued at
about FIVE hundred dollars. That said land
and buildings are unproductive and that !,
would conduce TO the interest of said minors
to have the same sold and to have the avails
thereof applied as the law directs. praying
for liberty to sell said properly for the pur-
pose aforesaid, as per petition on file.
IL is ordered By this Conrt. That said Guar
dian give notice of said application by catis-
ing the same to be published in one Of the
newspapers printed in Litchfield, in the
county of Litchfeld, three weeks successive:
", at least six weeks before the hearing and
that said petition will be heard mt the Pro,
bate Office in said district on tho 18th day
OF November next. at 10 o'clock forenoon.
Certified from Record, 5#
3wl4 JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
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District of WOODBURY., IS.

Probate C6urt, Sept IL, ls43.
= STATE of Champion Clark, late oi
Il Bethlem, in said District, deceased
Pursuant to IN order from the Court of Pro.
bate for said District, will be sold at Public
Auction to the highest bidder. on the 24th
day of Sept. l643, at O'Clock 10 the after
noon, (unless previously disposed OF, at pri-
vate sale,) so much of the Real Estate of said
deceased, as will raise the sum of four hun
dred and eighteen dollars and fifty five cents.
Sale TO take place at the house of said Clark,
in said Bethlem. Terms made known at the
time of sale. s.
,2wl6* EDwIN s. CLARK, Executor.
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HVHE SUBSCRIBER mas received tWHIrdnIS
" to collect State and Town Tax for the
town of Washington. on List 1912, and
will be at the store Of G. b. Waller,i in New
preston, on Friday the 18th inst. from Q till
1o'cIock, p. M. and at the Store of T. IF.
Hrinsmade, in Washinatnn. on Saturday the
9fl.II inst. from Q till O'Clock p. H.. fCf tho
nuruose of receiving the above taxes. Per-
sons negIecting to pay At the above times
and places wilt be liable and may expect 10
nav ices for cohesion. dated ~ Wasnlng-
ton. his his etF iiay Of September. 1873.
Swl6A CHARLEs NETTLE10Ns Collectos'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-14

oorANTfCPATE DISEASE The0ld custom
of going through course Of Medicine intle spring
is lille many other Old customs which are scofed at
by modern iiippancy. a very good one. Persons are
usually more Incorporate both in eating and drink
ing in winter than at any other period Of the year
The bracing healthy atmosphere ofthe season, how
ever, prevents the effect these excuses being felt
al the time But when the warm spring air relaxes
the system, when the pores open, and the vtalsac-
ton becomes less vigorous, the impurities which had
lain dormant in the elements Of the blood during the
cold weather, begin to develop themselves in the
shape of disease These impurities should be swept
Ia,yay in the spring by the use of proper medicine.
and health and tone impatedt the digestive organs,
in order to enable the system to bear up against the
enervating heats Of summer. For these purposes
there are no preparations so speedy. thorough and
certain in their operatonsas Peters Vegetable Pills
and Cathartic Lozenges, few doses of either, Ia
ken at this season of the year, may not only save
hundreds Of dollars in physicians bills during the
summer. but perhaps life ITSELF Be wise in time. A
preventive is better than cnre. Seld Wholesale
and retail at the sign Of "DRues AND MEDrcNEs''
southstreet Litch6ela and by agents throughout the
County. See DR.. PErERs' adv. on another page.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-09-14

full Farm, well known as the Raymond or
Satticook Farm. situated in Kent. CT, on the
west bank of the Housatonic River. one and
a half miles south Of the Rail Road depot
The Farm contains about 800 acres-27O
improved land, well fenced. well watered,
and under high state of cultivation, most
Of !, being smooth rich land-can be used
for moving. blowing, or grazing. and can be
80 arranged as to keep 1000 sheep or more.
There is on the premises large. convenient
well finished two-story dwelling-house. well
calculated for two families Q tenapt houses,
8 barns, and a number ofother out buildings;
about 300 apple trees, a variety Of other ex-
cellant fruit, and first rate garden. Take
it in all respects. il "a one of the pleasantest
and most desirable Farms in the State. He
viii also sell his entire stock Of Cattle, Sheep.
&c. together with Farming utensils. part
Of the purchase money can remain on mort
gage If desired. For further particulars APP
ply to the subscriber, living on the premises.
: : 49, @a-s,.s,.s.,.,,,'. y JOHN z. BLAIR.
: Kent. Sent. 8. 1919 ~ y. 81 4wl6
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NOTICE.

GTRAYED or stolen, on the night of the
~ 9TH inst from a pasture at Smiths tav.
ern, on the turnpike 10 miles north from New
Haven, a spotted HORSE-short main, white
tail, and-had the heaves slightly. Any per-
son having seen or taken up said Horse, will
be rewarded by giving information to Ros-
we'll Scovill, 3 miles south OF Wolcottville,
on the Waterbury turnpike.
Sept. IL, l643. [l61 JuLIus ScoyrLL.
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Litchlield, Sept. 1st, 1913. y

Alta CourtOf Probate holden at Plymouth, pith.
In and for the district Of Plymouth, on the
3Ia day ofAugust A. d. 1913. = a1sss y.eo
Present, Elisha johnson, Esq. Judge.
TN STATE of Ammi Darrow late of said
Il Plymouth deceased. The administra-
tor represents the Estate insolvent, and prays
!sie appointment of Commissioners thereon /;
Whercupon, Ordered, that, Commissioners
TO receive, examine, and adjust the CLANS Of
the creditors of said Estate, be appointed al
the Probate Office in said Plymouth on the
23d day OF. September, l843, at one o'clock
p. M. and that all persons Interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the Admins.
traitor will cause this order 70 be published
in a newspaper printed in Litchfield and post
a CODY thereof on q public sign post IN said
town of PIymputb nearest the last place Of
residence Of said deceased. s,s2a
A true copy Of record. ~ Y, s.s
Is !, 'zl@''1..s ELISHA Johnson. Judge
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Dislrictof Litchfela, S.

Probate Court, Sept. IL, l643s
u STATE Of George 8, Buei, late OF
IL Litchfield, in said District, DECEASED.
Pursuant TO nm order from the Court q Pro-
bate for said District, will be sold at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder. on The 25th
day of September l643, at 10 o'clock ia the
forenoon, (unless previously disposed Of at
private sale) SO much of the Real Estate Of
said deceased. as will raise the sum Of @4,-
1863 81. Sale to lake place on, the premises
lately owned by said deceased, in sNitl
Litchfield. Terms made known al the time
of sale. @ss-s
1880 JONATHAN BuEL, I ,i....s
1899 RUTH G. BUEL, sus .s 70
September 10Th, l943. Il 2@Ie
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Norfolk Academy.

THIS Academy, which has for three years
= past been under the successful manage.
ment of the Rev. John F. Norton as Princi.
pal, is 10 be reopened OH Tuesday the Sd Of
October next under the care of Mr.. f.. b.
ANDREWS of Cornwall, an experienced
Teacher of high reputation. y asa aEt
The Trustees feel great confidence in re-
commanding this School and its location as
one of the best in this part of the country,
and would respectfully invite the patronage
Of parents and guardians from this and the
adjoining towns. .sa III ", 7 \. ny
The terms for the different branches will
be the same as usual in schools of this char
acter. Board in respectable families can be
obtained on reasonable terms. sa ats
aa Per order of the Trustees, s...s ,sa
s.,t BENJAMIN WEIGH JR, Clerk.
Norfolk, Aug. Is, 1913. 'o BON evils
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NOTICE.

YNyHE subscriber has retiFed from all in
Il terest and connection with the business
which has heretofore been carried on under
the name and firm of J. Firth g. Hall, and
that firm so far as the subscriber was con-
cerned therein has been, by mutual consent.
dissolved. j. M. CAMP.
Iitchffeld. Aug. "a 1913. 3w14
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETAsept. ~
At market, 1850 Beef Cattle fresh; t42s Southern
remainder from the East and West,} 30 Cows and
Calves, and $3.50 Sheep and Lambs. ~
PRIcaS-BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings this week
were not qnite large last Quotation so to S5
with q few extra at SO. 81.
. Cows AND CAIyEs-Al taken At SIG 70 GO.
/ 25 a Q so. $50 lett ouer. -
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.NeOTECE

rs hereby given, that the Copartnership
Il heretofore existing between the subscri:
bers, in the Tanning business, at Litchfield
South Farms, under the name and firm of
TROWBRIDGE & CLOCK, expired Sept.
lst, 1913. HENRY p. TRoWBR1DGR,
ai =. 14 }@a SAMUEL Clock. .7g
,Litchfeld, Sept l3, 1913. TO-
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ID I T. ID

In this town,on the 9Th inst, Widow Sarah Landon,
aged 70.
Thomas Stone, aged SO years-a revolutionary PEN
sioner. .
At Wolcottvile, on the 10Th inst. Reuben, infant
Al Cornwall, on the 7,h inst, Watson Andrews.
infant son of Rev. J. G. Hart, Of Springfield, N. Y.
aged months. ... - .te.
In New Haven, IN the 9Th inst. Catherine E., daugh-
ter of Mr.. Beers Beardsley, of New Preston, Conn.
aged IL years. .s.e -.- .. b.
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FARM FOR SALE

, THAT pleasantly localea ana
ffsm - beautiful FARM late The tesiss
!ss derce 6f SatAapI ss'tlan, lying on
the soanhesly side o. Town ililtr
ESQ calledJ IN Goshen, 4 for sale. There -
Of that, and of a lot adjoidinK about 80 40
40 acres. with two Dwelling Houses The
Farm is beautifully situated, well wAtefeds
and has mn abundance. of The faiFest frnils
and would be sold together, or in paEts 10
suit purchasers. Terms nude eaay En-
quire of sasi .-si5.4 -, !, f. LYMAN
Goshen, Aug. 1913. Il assafa 81 ew1&
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ar The e1Ire1nodlsat vho furpiahsd ~ with he
kaGSOf ssbfs1e dives pnelsbsd last week. stated
Ihatfhsf were copied from the records ia the Secrer
ilIS sistp sliee. HaEiford. and plssumsd % Be
mainly e0Sseee Some errors. however. occurred Ia
sliIs rom WashineiOn. which We are requested 10
oosfapE, % lollOws. v saeqa3e.ss ~ esrs gssra
MI Apkls; win You have the goodness To cotrsct
The llst Of Representatives from the town If WASH
inet0u ae published in your last paper There are
seVeTal names ia that list that were never RepFesen
tatfve9 from the town IL Washington, and were never
residents ilthe town, VIZ: Bisseli Hinsiale Roger
Cpe, Ahjah = TemllneOD Below yon have true
granny $780,, il,,i = D.B. B. 20
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THE SUBSCRIBERS


THE SUBSCRIBERS
u ESPECTEULLY give information t4, tho
~ inhabitants IF w~tSIio-,sa ard its viCin-
~ ,uat tney Keep constantly ON han6 n much
larger assortment Of Goods than IS usually
found in country stores pafticularly gs911
NJ. nRE GOODS
Particular :.ssscc.::.:53 IL invited to purchases
made in New York during the last week by
the subscribers Of the following articles :--
Broad Cloths Of all descriptions, from 81 to
IS; good Broad Cloth for Oyercoats, &C.
slieavy and wool dyed, for $2. Also every
variety of Cassimeres, Satinetss &c,
Also, an extensive assortment of Calicoes
from 8 l.2to 25 cents per yard; Blue, black
and light cold Alpaccas. Changeable Alppc-
cas-, and imperial Chusans. Grape Chusans.
and many other styles that are new and
fashionable for Cloaks and Dresses. ,.fg
sf g5 al .A. GRfDLEY g. co.
Watertown, Aug. "a, l643. lna Swl4*
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MISS 6 ARLE.

" GUILD respectfully inform heriffiends
w and former customers that she will be
happy to wait on them at her rooms 3 doors
South ofthe POST OFFICE, where, she in
tends giving her attention to MILLINER Y
and DRESS MAKING. s3s'ess ena
~ Particular attention paid 10 the clean
ingof Straw Hats a.f.5S. zsss.ss ~ 1se.ss "a,
Litchfeld, May 10th 1913. ." a5 81
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Notice 70 KS1zl.1laet.s. !

e CRADLE FACTORY.s'i,A'
THE subscriber has located himself haIf
u annile south of the Court House on the
New-Hayen Turnpike where he has on
and GRAIN CRADLES, with sythes OF.
without. Also patent WHEEL. HEADS,
with cast steel Spindles, warranted good
Cradle Sythes, and Repairing done as usual.
,11 s1s Pore ni1si6 ELIAS yBISSELi.s.4
Lltchheid, June 1S43. ~ essi 3nl3s
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n THERATTLESNAKE n,
IVES WARNING BEFORE HE sSTRIl

GIVES WARNING BEFORE HE STRIKES
vWVHE most disastrous Of oil diseases 70 which man:
l. is liable, because .is gss st I, and certain IN i'''
But like the poisonous futtesnake j Eiyes ysarning
before its fna co sReasssp. AND 81 co si
tended attack Does not The individual who goes
about the street cehghng and complaining his
throat sore-hs voice husky and scarcely heard above
as whisper b. in EtS M sfsfR are
not warned s H. + moments ,s, reflection 7
Pc" Tease & SONS cLAR 4 rs EsSsENcEor
will arrest the complaint the lungs and grL'
DUAL, recover 'hs p'iilNs'f ,ME = must . 'fhsa
Here lies the grand eecreia secret which cannot
be stated TOO often @ the afflicted The common say
'"'' ~ A'''' 4 NsUMPTIoN.
has is foundation 10 error Tasy hay g more liable
1S: l.: ss them f 9Ea RzN e IL
Ifthey do not expose themselves, unnecessarily ex-
s:s ne 2 .s i sas Many
psss lie s wnsrey ssrsfe require sos pioec
HsE AAs II i h esa & i
and the complaint will be removed. Try In time
Sold wholesale and fetails BY MI
As Divison Street.
aa TfiE UNDERSIGNED aI&a
| have Used l. Pease e. Sons Compound Extract Of
Hharhonnd Candy. and freely recommend i y those
afflicted with coughs, colds hoarseness and ccnsnmp
ses and for the use Of the voice professionally moth
ing can equalit Wereeommend IL TO our brethren
Rev LINDSAY, recon. pastor Of the M Church.,
Rev Rev CRAWFORD. pastor Of second M E 'charcb..
' Rev. mr. Lucky. presidiDs editor. New Yolk Con.
Rev mr. wm4Axra, pastor 81 Presbyterian chureh
Rev Mr.. GiFEIM pastor Of al E Church, RadlcEd Ct.
Rev M HAag' recent pastor ~ Bapilst Church''
re Rey MI hi csitfts. III Third Avenue.
Rev Mr BENny, pastor Of Woslyan Meshcdisi, cor
ner Grand end Clinton streets va.
/ Rsy NJ LYONS. pastor q German Mission ChuEce"
One wonId think the above feconmen salia)s .wefS
suficient % cen ton Of Pease's Hc.ehoqnd CdKdy
daysinslsls citg alcnes yhen she jaoUisis can Oh,
ss SnSsses P sspasas s Il &SoS wS Hfn
heIseve Them, neiiher would NJ bsisve tknlah ons
should rice fIeu, the dead Thsvirtuee Of Reass'a
. iar AZ any thing can - proved 81 human les,.
D Rogers as % say thas Nj has Practice,
long period Of hsppctire. Ne has made nse q vsrous
kinds OF remedies for coldR.s hoAEaeneaS aud that
distressing complaint ihe whoopme cough and he Ls-
and aftet all he finds none 20 qdee6esfnI a. Rease
H0arh4 sund Candy, and Ne Fee8tAAsndA Il % bA nhi
seFsss nscd.3 M "a An lstsers psas paid. drctte!
ia j PsHe 8 SON. will " pnnciaally attended No.,
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