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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

Fhs ~ " pleayshe SAYS Oar friend f. B.,
Tact tbe Geaesfd& ls.slligeaeef, gels I'D his igt.
!sfs ffem the Raf West yefs well, sven for a
Rssk#sefsmaH A! the Hsfih they dc Hst sBpeay
ts lake she jeks. "Ths spitis'' has been ssdese
sfswa"ssY haa' They are egt ept by q sqs, Of
@hteh T, p: e: possesses the sseissivs patent,
H@ ssatea rs FeFy feHafkabie FAST, that bot
fssf lawyers haFs besa eesssd to she present ses-
sisa 81 the VerssRt Legislature, Wsadeffal,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

Tho steamer Beoswing came in contuc, with
tho Lancet at the head of Dog Island. on tho nj aht
Iofthe2lst uIt. The Boeswing sunk to her guards.
She will be raisrd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11


We rrgrot 10 eco by the 'Irep,e of the 1th 0a.
sober. that RORERT l.. BRENNAN. Esq. one
of the talented and gifted etlitors of that paper.
now sleeps the sleep OF DEATH having foil u
victim 10 the prevailing epidemic in that city on
the 7lh ul,. Io waa 10 the 28th yenr Of his ago.
Tho- Trapie in speaking pf the death Of Mr..
Rrenhatn says:
Leaves have their timo 10 ra,l,
And RoworE 10 porieh in tho North winds hrnat!I.
Bat thine, all scaaens are thine, oh Death"
"Iho destroying angel has invaded our sane.
suary, ana the manly form which one week ego
walked erect in the conscious vigor Of life a nd
health, is now but mass Of pulseess cIny--Ro.
bert L. BTenhGm is no moro The young, the
gifted the generous BreDhum, has fallen bonoutb
the wihering touch Of tho grim tyran. death.--
de who bu. few short days since was the pride
of large circle of admirng fronds sleeps the
sleep "tha, knows no waking" The hear, which
beats in response to the nobost feelings Of our na
tuTe, IS stilled ); the tongue which mover failed to
speak when truth and virtue needed an advocate.
is sIlenced and the eyes that loved TO look upon
the pure and beautiful in nature, ore closed for
ever"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

There are more wilful, coId-blooded, and ma.
llcious murders committed in Louisville than in
any other city in the vest, and nearly all go un
punished. Why is Il so. friend Dimo2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

The Wings of Philadelphia have subscribed
upwards of four hundred dollars towards purchos-
ing pair of silver pitchers to be presented to
Gov Jones, of Tenn, for his services to the Whig
party IN 50 zeolously and successfully sustaining
Wing principles in the recent elections in that
State. No; bad to tnke.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

Wehave been politely furnished with the fol.
lowing interesting extract Of letter from gon.
tlennan in New Orleans to mercantile firm IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
GREENS MILLS.
DAYTON, ms.

DAYTON, HIS.
N Nm subscriber having leased the above
u Malls for one year, takes the liber-
ty of informing the public tho, he is n
practical Miller ot"morc than rmRr,
Years experience, during most OF which
time he has been extensively engaged in
manufacturing Flour in some of the larg.
cs, establishments East llonow soicits
a share OF the patronage of the public to
the above establishments assuring them
thai nothing which experience and oblige.
ing millers can accomplish shall be want.
my 10 give justice and, as Car as possible,
perfect satisfaction to those who may ia.
yor him with acall.
The .NiRs are now in fine order 70,
.Herchaaidbit and Grid Work.
CAsu ron WlmAr, alta fair deduaiior
from Chicago prices. GEO. MANN.
n. u. TEAMS can be Accommodated will
Freight fur Chicago,--7And WupAr man
ufacIulcd and pu, up III irstsalc'or,ler a
reasonable rates. rl e. G.M.
Dayton, Angus, 90, lsi3.--l0.-f.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
we 0.oagc,! Discovery ors,,c age!

TIE C'.c.agr,I Discovery OF gro .Agc,
vr7,,r.; ,.,,,,.,Lo ;,.r,, ,.r,.,l -. r,, .l;..,
,.r,..f .,......a2.u, l,..',,s ,.,,r, w..
#lr-, I.,.r.. r..u, Loaf -,,,I. in s,,, ", ,.',.
irg, c,r,.,, ,.y il,,,s . ,.o.a ,,, ,a,l,.,,.,
ai.aa a.qca pleasure as hoy d, .ue bet congc.
uoaag.
For ,l'. discovery "c are indebted to !. Sa.r
+ man. ''' ~ cd 'he e"y o1 NcW ORR, who ha.
I'cn ,esu" practitioner % medicine m that ely
Tor 10" last zen years; ana also d member Of the
ne" ,n' '''''.d society
ne D-..'.' "''-' o'''s"3 n.S attention Tor a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
Deer Skins Wanted.

A LIBERAL price will be paid in
IA. cash, for summer or fall skins de-
llycred at my tapnary in Ottawa. You
aeel not stop TO strepch or day them, only
come ahead. ,PLATT THORN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
wool CAR DIN


TE7NE subscriber respectfully informs
Il the pablo lAat he has taken lha
above mills, situated on Indian Greek,
abou, eight miles from Ottawa.
The mills have recently been material
IL improved, and an overshot wheel hay-
ing been placed in chem, it is confidently
believed they can be kept in operation al
all seasons Of the year
By strict attention to business and a re-
neral desire to accommodate those who
may favor him with their custom, The sub
scriccr hopes to receive a share ofpUbiic
patronage. =. y, KNAPP.
Indian Creek, July z, 1913. pm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

OFFERS his professional services to the Gill
" zcns al Ottawa and vicinity. Olico on
Columbus street. between Canal and Cliu,ou.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

sugar House uoiassc,.

lust received and for sale by Wal
W ker a. Hickling, few Bbls. Sugar
House Moiasses direct from the sugar re-
fnery in ST. Louis. tltlae
, Tho highest price given for Illinois
State Bank paper.
Aug. IS. e-lf WALKER & IIIcKL,No.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
E.rmN Ancl.cY.

~ Northumberland NiIlpnyp particular attention
Il. 10 the Investigation OF titles, redemption and
salc.ofIanj and pay montot taxes ia La Sollc
or any Of t6e udjoining countless Having been
engaged gooipm5jon Of my time as Surveyor
Tor the last seven or eight Years IN said county.
atm cnsbledlo give a cnBpaLe ,fg,oriPilon OF al
most any tlact Of land within the boundaries 0fthc
same.
Persons wishing toVurthasc lands in LaSalle
or Grndy caunhos, would do wcibto Gallon ne,
as nov have for sale some Of ihy besI lands IN
those counties, TO thc amount Of some ten or
twelve thousand acres, great portion OF which
belongs TO the state Bank ui Illinois, ter which
the notes OF said bonS VIII be received ~ par,
.rf.,.t.5 .... GEO. II. NORRIS.
'. '.'. eff .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
Milton ID. swi
q. n. ,gl.lor.aI.,ol.,
.gabcz Fitch.

Justice cftbe Peoce, OHo'ca, Ills.
Office on Front Street, in the store room lately
occupied BY l.. ". Link, Esq.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

POUND EXTRACT. There Is no other prepara-
tion OF Sarapa1lIa that can exceed OF equal this.
If you are sure to get CoNsroeG's yeu will find it
superior to all Others, il does not reqGie. putting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07

sound fell upon her intent ear, "by a Single
act of folEy. YOU have destroyed your future
peace and mine. was standing idly at the
door but now, when my attention was attracted
by rushing noise in the garden. l looked and
saw the friend of your childhood whom you
once introduced to me, fling himself madly
from the enclosure and fly as if in terror His
fight was marked throughout by band of re-
probate students who happened to be passing,
who saw me standing as if In waiting at the
door, and who instantly set up shout Of mer-
rirnent and derision. Tomorrow your name
would be the jest of every vile heart and scam
dalous tongue in Gottingen How could you
SO distrust and mistake me as to deem me capa-
BILE of vulgar suspicion-as to resort to this
wretched and rlinous subterfuge to conceal
from me the visit of one whom as your friend
would
He ceased, for she had fallen heavily and
senselessly upon the floor. By the application
of every restorative, she was at length awaken
ed to consciousness, but not to the clear light
of reason. Her mind wandered-the past and
the present, the absent and the near, were
blended in inextricable confusion-and Adolph
could only understand that his presence was
painful to her, and that she entreated him to
retire and leave her to compose her troubled
thoughts. He obeyed, but not without misgiv-
ings slumber was out of the question, and he
proceeded to his little study, and was soon inn
mersed, as far as it was possible at such time
even for him to be, in the perusal OF favorlte
volume. An hour pasSed-he found that he
was but deceiving himself; the words danced
before his eyes, but no corresponding images
were imprinted on his brain he became alarm
ed at the profound silence maintained by Bcr-
tina; swiftly he revisited her apartment, but to
find it vacant he called, but received no an
swer. Slowly and in agony wore away the re-
manning hours of night and morning dawned
but to confirm his worst forebodings. Distract
ed, hopeless, and burning with shame and con-
triton, she had stolen noiselessly from the
home which by venial but fatal error she had
dirgraced, and rushed wildly to the neighbo1-
ing river; plunge, and all was over A low
" grave in a secluded dell, weeping willow
and a humble stone, mark the earthly rest Of
the hapless victim of q rash misguided union.
Adolph lived many years, though his hair
was prematurely gray, and rose to emlnence
and sway among those mighty minds which
within lifetime have elevated German litera-
ture from barbarism and contempt, to be the
admiration and the light of the Intellectual
world. He was a grave and lonely man, on
whose seclusion and its sorrows none ventured
to intrude even their sympathy. His heart had
known in one year its spring, its summer, its
autumn, and thence was sealed in the iciness Of
winter for ever. Yet the poor had reason to
bless God for many timely succor of which
they knew not the more immediate source and
when at length he was gathered to the rest
which he had long TRANQUILITY awaited, peo-
pies tears and stately monument proclaimed
the usefulness and proud renown of life en-
FILTERED by one fatal error.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
=. E. DAVIS,
Botanic Physician

U7 GUILD respectfully inform the inhabf-
w tanis of this town and county. that he
has commenced the Practice of Medicine
upod the 7homsoni0n Botanic System, in this
village.
Mr.. DAVIS designs to give his undivided
attention to those who may repose confl-
dence in his skill, or mode of practice, for
the healingor removing all diseases not in
durable by the introduction and application
of proper Medicines.
His Office, at present, is at the residence
of the Rev. Mr.. Wells, ia South Street, few
rods south of the Mansion House, where he
will be pleased to receive and attend to calls
either in the village or vicinity, and where
may be found general and complete as
sortment of Thomsonian Medicines put up
for family use, with directions.
He would also respectfully invite all unac-
quainted with the Botanic Practice, to call
at his Office and examine the System for
themselves.
Litchfield, March 3, 1913. 6m40
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
CID ~ e - AN
AND
o n T. 2 r 7 G. FL.

Y GRANT has just received a full sup
10 ply of New and Seasonable Goods
from New York and other markets, cons
sisting in part of the following described
all OF which shall be sold at prices calcua-
ted to sustain the reputation of the store,viz:
Rich striped Velvets and Cashmeres, new
style, plain and striped Chusans, and Alpa-
ca, plain and striped Muslin de LANES all
colors, Plain blk and blue blk Silks and
Bombazines, superior silk Velvets, and 9TH
er Over Coat Trimmings, plain and figured
Beaver cloths for Over Coats, cheap and
good plain and figured Satinets and CASH
meres, cheap and good Broad Cloths and
Vestings full assortment, cheap and good
Chusans, Muslin de lains, and Blanket
Shawis, all colors, Hat, Cap, and Neck Rib
bons full assortment Rich Merino Gloves
aad Mitts for Ladies, Gentlcmen's Wooden
Gloves, best Leather, Silk and Cotton
Gloves for Ladies aud Gentlemen, Silk
Fringe and Gimps full assortment, Rich New
Prints from to 25 cents per yd, Splendid
Velvet and Silk CravatS for Ladies, Cap and
Cardinal Laces, Edgings. Dimi'y, French
and English Merinos, Boots, Shoes, Caps,
and Rubber Over-Shoes of all sorts and si-
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
Geese Feathers.

TNHE subscribers have made arrange
l. ments to keepa constant supply of first
rate article of Geese Feathers-selec.
ted and packed with great care by ourselves
in packages from 20 to 50lbs.; and will fur
nish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000
lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as
good as the best, at as low prices as can be
purchased of equal quality in the state:
8. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, l643. ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07

TT TAXES BUT FEW DAYS to cure Jaundice, t0ss
fsrf;r E STf& Ms By y SsRs
ous sa 9seos M, and Rheu"asm impurities Blood
Headache &c., are as speedily cured by PHELPS" IOMA.
w xo aoS c Sse p pf ds wes s
or invent substitute have utterly failed and Ply
scians generally acknowledged 70 o oser ;nrensd
suited to al constitutions and ages and PrGTG.nnf
and Doaa cHR6 mi J" DISEASES"
hese Pills are truly astonishing tsee certificates IN
the agents hands, and all ordinary cases Of deIange'
ment Of the stoma Oh and bowels and bilious dlseas'
Mr.. stoweIl, Of South BrOokfed, was cured Of an
Mr.. Coleman, Of Saratoga Springs, was restored 70
perfect health by taking three boxes aet G pS''
| Justice Boodgood, Of New-York city. was cured
Of dysy;eeesio' when no other medicine "00'0 give
Rev. Mr.. Eastman, Of the same place, says, they
saved his life His complaint was chronic lnfiama'
ton Of the stomach and liver o,:. .....h.a ,h.r,
DR.. Johnson, of New. Haven Ohio, prescribed mem
in the bilious levers Of that country. as suosuiu,e
for calomel. He writes-"l never saw disease yield
go rapidly to medicine" r.
Dr. J. Of Chickopee, cured an obstinate case OF
dS9,y T9n AR Ssss Gays ss cured ola
chronic information Of the liver, which had been un-
der the treatment Of different physicians Tor Six
Mr.. Andrew vredenburg. Of Rome. N. Y. was
cured Of painful tumor the breast, pronounced 70
be cancerons and incurable, by one dozen boxes OF
Dr.. McNab, cfvermont, found them sovereign
specific in all cases, for tape and other worms.
Mr.. Pilgrim who had contracted marsamus by q
residence in Texas, was cured by few pcses sn o,
food but barely Cruel for months. until he common
ced taking the pills. $3.50, r.
Tc.doloureaux, or nervous rheumatism by tnem.
Chronic rheumatism always yields to thorough
this medicine, without the add'''on OF any o"'
ns S% iaouire for PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. and
he nariicnar to observe that The label signed " r.
PHELPS, N. D. Price 81 l.2 cents. ,,..,
For sale BY the Druggists throughout the United
States, and merchants in all the country towns IN
DR., Phelps Cough Pills,
The mos, sure remedy for coughs. colds. ccnsInsp-
tion, ,phooping caugh, astha tightness Of the chest
and difficulty Of breathing, &c. &c:
This valuable remedy Is como,natlon o. .ne MGss
which have been found serviceabe IN coughs ano
are far superior to- and more efficient than the ysr
candies and liquids OF me gay WHe ;n;"r;ons 10
The system. The proprietor has never known an ln'
stance where they did not give PerieGf
and 10 confident they are the best COuGu NEMC
DY ever offered to the puO"c' Ff'ce - S'"'' p''
PHELPS RESTORATIVE, OR JAuNDIcE BITTERs'
the unrivaed tonic or strengthening remedy, TOR de-
6,y Of the stomach dyspepsia oSndice, loss q GPPe-
tile, &c. Price IS cents per box, ioE making one
quart.
Samuel Buel and R. NJ. Woodruff; ti.ch6sld HI
, VIM " Henderson & Co., n Har,fcrd Nathan
sm GRa Torri"stord; lyman Porter, Goshen; R
Harrison, Cornwall; David Gould. Sharon; Daniel
Tomlinson, New Preston; 8 J LOOMS; be.nIem
A Root g. Co., Woodbury.; A GridIey Wuterowmi
Seth Thomas & Son, Plymouth '-and by agents IN
eve nv town in the State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
NOTICE

ID B. MERRIAM, Dentist has just re-
H. turned from New York, with full as
sortment of MINERAL INcoERuPT1BLE TEETH
and will insert from one to a full set, by
springs or atmospheric pressure for the low
price Of $3.50 on pivots, % on gold plate,
and from $50 to 100 according to the plan
of setting for full set.
Teeth plugged with Gold, $l.00
Tin, 80
i" cleaned, price from Scots. TO- 100
Childrens teeth extracted and regulated.
Tooth Powder and Tooth Brushes for sale:
This is to inform the people of Litchfield
county that r. B. Merriman may be found
at home for the remainder of the winter
without fail excepting Monday and Tuesday
on the LIST, of each month, which will be
spent alternately in Woodbury. and Sharon
Litchfield, Nov. IL, l943. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
T.UO on. three Farms fO,. SIT.

XeUO or three Farms for SUE
a CONTAINING about 26O sssSes.
es.sdR acres lying contiguous G
sia9k to each other, situated Ss3VS
xsss4eszA in the northern part of H.
Woodbury. on and near the stage road from
New Haven to Litchfield. These Farms are
in high state of cultivation-deep soil, and
can generally be turned into blowing, now
ing and pasturage, with orcharding)-well-
watered and well-timbered - and the build
ings are in good repair, which are Dwell
ling Houses, 4 Barns, Wood House, Carriage
House, &c. Also, a large building situated
in the centre of said town, calculated for
dwellings, shops, and select school, where
there is one now kept. Also the patent right
of Reuben Rich's most powerful water
wheel for the state Of Maine, Rhode Island,
and a part of Connecticut.
For farther particulars, enquire of the
proprietor, [tf46] GILMORE JUDSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07

1WVHIS preparation has now stood the test of fifteen
Il years trial, and is confidently recommended as
safe aud effectua! medicine TOR expellng worms rms
attended its administration in every case where the
patient was really afflicted with worms, certainly
renders it worthy the attention Of Physicians
The proprietor has made 1t point TO ascertain the
result Of its use in such cases % came within his
knowledge and observation-and ne invariably found
it to produce the mos. salutaIy ehccts-not unfre-
quently after nearly all the ordinary preparations re-;
Commended for worms had been previously resorted
10 without any permanent advantage. This fact
is attested by the certificates and statements of hum
@ sSad %ss
vial Of the preparation in their possession 1t is
warranted to contain Calomil Corrosive, Submase
Cro.on Oil, or any article which can prove dangerous
Il il mild in it's operation. and may be Administered
with perfect safety to the most delicate infant.
THE go oH SyFST TE q EpEfr 9F ITS
TO THE, PUBLIC: ~
I From the Pittsburgh Advocate. March II, 1910:
FAHNEsEocK's vERmFysE-We hay? !. made tr a
Glen. for the purpose for which it is designed. The
high character Of the propretors is sufficient guar
antee that it contains no hurtfal ingredients.
The following from respectable citizens Of Pitts
burg, where the article is prepared, are respectfully
Pittsburgh, March 25, le4l.
do certify. that gave vial Of b. A. Fahnestock's
Vermfuge to my son, aged nearly tour years. after
QlSCuaTVeu
aDorms within the space Of twenty four hours: do
therefore recommend this medicine to the public, as
=" ''''''""' '''' 80 WILLIAM MORRlBON.
Pittsburgh Feb. 25ih ls43.
certify that gave B. A Fahnestocks Vermi,,
fuge to child Of mine, four years Of age, which had
been very puny for about year. II brought away
worms nearly foot in length and restored the child
to perfect health. ALEXANDER ERGTTER.
Fairuieu. Allegony Co. Pa. February %, lS4S.
Mr.. B. A. FAHNEsTocK
This is TO certify that gave one. child Of mine
teaspoonful OF yonr Vermifuge, and 70 another two
teaspoonfuls, after which one discharged thiry.ve,
and the other forty five worms some OF them more
than foot in length and upwards OF twenty OF them
were two feet long. ! can recommend it 10 the pub
lie as safe and sure remedy for worms.
DAVID HAMILTON.
Mr. Hamilton informs us that he opened one Of the
largest worms and found il filed with small ones,
ihs accounts for the rapidity with which they some
times increase. He further states that he has no
doubt that the vermuge was the means Of saving the
lives Of his children.
Sir-I certify that administered bottle OF Fa'
hnesock's vermuge. purchased at your store. to my
boy, two years old, and he passed over 30 worms;
THOMAS WADE.
Agency at the Store OF Dr.. G. BECKWlTH, fo'
LitchIield Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
Officers of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN, Treasurer,

Officers of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN, Treasurer,
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
William Beebe, George C Woodruff,
Oliver Goodwin, VIM. H. Thompson
Josiah G. Beckwith, David C. Sanford,
Jason Whiting, Richard Smith,
Israel Coe.
Agents for the Company.
Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent,
Richard Smith, Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen.
William M. Burial, Canaan,
Daniel s. Clapp, Salisbury,
Az ASgpi nsve Royce G. Norfolk,
Roger H. Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Calvin r. Butler, Plymouth.
John G. Amber, Bethlem,
Leman w. Cutler, Watertown,
James Judson, Jr. Woodbury.,
David David c: v Whittlosey & New Preston,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings In.
sured can apply to either of the Agents, or to
the Secretary.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
Warren Institute.

TIME Winter Term Of II l-2 weeks com.
n mences Dec.ll. Expence for board and
tuition 81 per week. Stationery and use OF
books, except dictionaries and grammars of
foreign languages, 81 per term. Apply to
J. c. Howard or R. G. REYNOLDS.
Warren. Aug. Is. 1913. til
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
REMOVAL.

TTENRY A. HULL has removed his
LII IL TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT to Lords
Building, front chamber. directly over Gar:
ritt & Baldwin's Bookstore, where he will
be happy to wait upon all who may see fit
TO favor him with their custcei. He has
received the latest fashions from New York,
and will endeavor to give entire satisfac-
ton to his patrons.
Litchield, May "a, lS4S. 62tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
Il. ZBR.AENeERD,

E. II. HBA.aEyVeERD,
SO I'll AS removed to the
Ill shop over A. p. P.
L%NE%@y.D Camps Store, and next
AR\, <@sES door to the Enquirer Of
w .MA flee, where he will con-
MS<& asMN@.1 tnuc, as heretofore to de-
sSS2SAzzzSss&@ vote his time to the re.
pairing of Watches, Jewelry, &c, and from
his experience at that business, is confident
he can give satisfaction to all that may en-
ploy him. Among other goods usually kept
in a shop of the kind, he has the best assert
ment of Spectacles in Litchfeld, consisting
of the celebrated Perscopc, or Concavo,
Convex, EIipsis, and the common convex
Glasses. Spectacle eyes inserted, or chan
ged to suit any age.
~ All work will be done in the neatest
manner and warranted.
Litchfield, Oct. 9, 1913. 10 It
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07
q. HI. HOLLTSTER.

HAvING opened an Office for the prac.
IL tice of Law in Litchfield in the second
story of the building occupied as an office
by Doct. J. G. Beckwith, respectfully offers
his professional services to his friends and
the public.
Litchfield, August %, lS43. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-07

NO TECE.
TNHE subscribers having formed a CO.
l. partnership under The name aud firm
of Smith Il Judd,
for the purpose of retailing goods at the old
stand of A. C. Smith, they respectfully in
vite their friends and acquantances 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 to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods. A. c. SMITH,
JESSE l.. JUDD.
All persons 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. G. SMITH,
Litchfeld, May II, 1913. 81