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No. iTlay-ls in The eiree Westsru Fr,ss, the n:hue
ma Rocky Mouu;airs and Oregon leTntoB; by ThD,its
FAKNHAM Esq Price 5 cents h'e copes FOR s. u Is
really refreshing from the Irsi o! such aiuane
aud iuercSr: work lh-i- sach iJdptI'n Of rShheS;
nd originality gushing ,hou-h p'Se such con nual
stream sn otr, that one never pecqms WEAR oi
i,,n1pe from II, .p.r hlipy iount y lhiif TsT-r.
In these days n Cn-sp itafarrs when every kind oil
:anby.fs,nby trash flooded weeiy from ths 'es II IS
y refreshing 10 from the ivrusa OF sGch valuable
m interesting work. The ite ecars 20 have sificS oui
himself entiFry new ,t and ha' 80 entertained ta'
o flowers of beautiful imagery at s;lrrr: icii-n thai
lover OF nature rs widest iio mos snont leheH''
.se,, attraction, such es oalaon very few work;
If the KIND possess There such fountain OF freshness ant
originality gushing through PAGE. such contnna
tram c yy and lecLo;e thaj becomes weary OF
.'"I"e '''''' IiiilsIelnhia Citizen Soldier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
Scientific & srsefn; Publications.

u The following valuable works are pu9-
tished at the Tribune Office, and may be Obtain
ed from any OF the Agents OF the Tribune or
at CINCINNATI from EFiii:am h. Moore s Co.
PHILADELPHIA from Zsi5er & Co.; and at bos-
rn,. from, D
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Chemistry and PhilOsOphY.

No. " ch-@tIy of 9af Ancient i-,r.yss
bslors Her MAJESTY The QGen. ts THoNa. OHiffiTH L-c
tar. 1a hraistry Al Bartholomew hosihtAl l.u,a
81 D. UNIV ard, OF seventy sviugs. ne BOOK o. t'u
snohic srpsrnsnts Ilus;atiGg ,hr qtEcpal s;t am Gu
risG, ph-non-n4 Of Electricity Gav4Gisn tiaRae,isIh
b.,ois,ry Cttcs Heat attn Introductory OossffaoEs
"a Zach Seie1ee upN ards oi 800 Experiments 81 j.
s EsSy on the Chemistry OF the -Four ncieat Elements
chiefly INTENDED or 'hoss VINO have not snsiTd ne
bsus details aad theories AVOIDED useful and s,efe't-
m af rnafion srppli-d aud instruction united VILE rhel
snln-a Explicii directions SI'eR --pscng = yer
ionnancr OF the Experiments =. -. l.
T-rson sho rrftoflHs Experiment ana thoienehiy
the aa,Fe Of Will hardly ever ioEet 'h. ph IN
ep II illustrates has been t- object OF The fitri % "
tyoJuce on suc rments may De Performed WIN s
ar ap;4a.us aud such may De easily and ehsaiE i'
cursttn Extracts froHt The Prefaee- id
T = Tn. books ABOVE canned haYe niet VIE s'as.
and extensive sale kgeEi and eontinnS 70 oe Nely Ky
10 great demand notwithstanding Gscn o1r - soig ~
out four Zines Tx usice o: = cost o pom 9rAs
in hs edition pated the SeTtes % Ciu' 6"s~1 J'' m
1e above works nfaty printed on clear n- tyn5 Win
ABOUT 80 Cravings aht rthef are ,oia q ~
Iov pri-- of d ceats: i've copies Tor 81!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

.vOCaT MTTSIC AND ELOCUTIVN AKh StIEHCt--
NJ lately ss;ocaisa " Ttn o and e
would respectfully niorm ht7e I ~ k,ur m an effective
manner Siuo' 90 rorSyth street. the CIiy OF SeS
Yre To- as;ru; Inir,dnals ard >rlI SIesses nd %
be terms He win sho Instruct LIZ, ne e;y For par
tcslars and references, see "a myM In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

Political Economy.
No.V pupe,rl-. of Political Economy, the Laws
he Fotraaoa OF <atoa.l Wealth. developed ~ Mus -
III Christian Law Of Government; e-ins IN br
william ArKIS.oy i,h intrntuetion, l!ea.1s t =
tn. prssl, SAT- Scrnc- OF Solitie- oSs
of ", rr-cp!es the CoacII'E ei 9II W.
Coun,ry and The uphuiiGine OF Its Fsgspr.ief' ~
f;Evsrry pdcr 3 c~nrs: hy- cop:rs ioF d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
T;story nj the sir Cultufe /:

ro Y Th- SILK Cu:iETr Ia thr U5Iiec states N.
nr, orn,st- ACCOUNTS the l.te.t nd nost ayyio'ra
mods of Y.iehia Rearing and F-e'ins us SpS Hoit
yena-ius oco.n,Ty Keeling. opiEnias ln ecli
~; ~ k &c Sr with interesting fist2ty SHsteh-s
FS Sk bu,Iprss NaiuTal HisfaTT oil ia- eilEHo.i nc
Siia.-, r illustrated by EuD>iors -iff1vlngs of Sl.-
t.@ slt g,oesss.s sn4 Manual OF ne six Ctfae-
f'iee 3 ss1!i; " 'MegLkATA Tn5uae Badngs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
Dr.. Lardner'S Lectures.

No -Ladn=rs comp-te Conrse of Leciurss 5erei.d
AT Nibos eaoan in the City of NewYork The subjects
embraced the Lectures are: Eeerslty1Thf sGLoa
Iannlng-Popu!ar F4lisciet-Lighi
Failing Stsrs-T.mporary ss,s-tistocal SAeGh o. rs
ttopomy-Orw-So-uce aided BY Ar:-scenlihc DiscoFS-
r..-Sound-Vib Vibrations Of ihr Retiaa-'oitnc b,i!-nJ
steam Engines Of England ana Anene. ms ei'tl9I o.
ocror rdrt Lecrurrs is Introduced bT Sketch OF the
Prosrs of Physical Pnee for The Who'll inc.unns
srdn-. L-c;ar-s . cras per single Fosimasiei'
and o,h.r, viii receive fIve coyI-s tor 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
RIlSWnrth'S Rep0rt.

EllSW0rlll'S Report.
r- IN AfcS % tuse le e ,1 A's ,ss"1 Ss
discoveries aud improve meats ~ he mode 9l 2aiis
.s oi H. n,,l,ac Lard oil lisins SILK with
3f impro I'd pioushs aud ote, AZ cuasa l''-urn" S'
)y Hon H t. rLLswJarH, Commas IoneF OF t+trat,; Ah
Tr,tisp On As;icui,ar-l Geology Pns q cea'' i've CO
es 81 - oae OF is mot valuable ana A's'e'''"'
!ocifncu;. ", hay -y-f I-rscd = -,
TIN above valuable work contains amount 0i The
most important information farmers whch h,s ever e
fl- presented cheap rate Ihe contents o u
TabuiaI tst,rner OF The sops each q;eof The uEio
,hoyc the a,n5rr, 0f bushels ra" IN Stcf stf-o oi r'
Hay Fl4x and rn Tohcco, Cotton Rice S'!A Cocoons
4Is5y. "a he ioos. and Review OF the csors Of
.ch of the above named articles, w'th mpoFtant suggestions
Tnrn Salk sassr-IarI Oh &c Foreign Markets.
mrs ed Mode OF FepcinzAlade ofconstrueiing Houses
taturr SarrIus-Comrarison of Exports ind Imports
Hlarsg,. AZ y, Home 2!s.,,.t or ASro1d; 1I 3D.,
Success OF Competition
q The work also contains the following valuable Dccu
-n4ars:
Ellsworth on the Culture of Wheat
. Letter from Wilin Wrbb Of wilmngCa Del and En
ended Remarks By the same gentleman on the ''
g. Extract from Aunass de "a socies Polyteel ..sut
Pactqur translated the Patent Office and highly eonia
T. Mehoi Of erysa!izng Corn srup-Utenss, Process
~5 Ti 3 q kSs- ca Of Plating crl,iatie H,
res.ng Scr.gns Machinery, Product Value Manufacture
O. Pot and Pearl Ashes. b W. A. OTIS. of Cleaveaad
Ohio NJ, r. f., ,U,u.
g. LARD OiL-Convertiag Lard lno on. snd also in,o
concrete oms the manufacture OF t.ades[rsut o ~
n.rul.nts By Harris, S;anwO0d y Go. Of Boston, WIZ
remark. on the subject. By CAmssELL MoRSir oil
f'hlladrlph phil. -. ,,.ir, 49,, u
" Nor of Manufacturing Elaine and S;earue from Lard
xc BY John H. Smith of New York.
70 Letter from a. Esq. of Erie, Pa on the uses and
a. Mode Of Femcng aud Di:chns. sc with cuts or dia'
sr,s rryr-s.ntis-l The Feace Rails shafpene Aa-
ur with Cutters; T. Holes bored; Post Dte Ein5k
ment; and l. Views OF the Scraprr and IswS 81 t,e
Plough 49, Surface OF the ground; IL Cheap WOOD Siui
p and 3 End and Front views H. Fost-1onns Hachihe
M Letter from H. w Ellsworth Of Lafayette, Indiana op
the subject
l5 tlan Of Cheap Cottages.
6 and H. Duties on Imports into the Port OF ST. JohnL
c.. from the United States
s On the subject of Exporting Beef Fork Hans Lara,
Cheese the United States TO Eng and and tie poiel
mode OF preparing ,ha same:
r la addition the foregoing, which was prepared o
The Hon H. l. Ellsworth and presented 10 Congress at is
s Session. and Thousand copies ordered TO be Pru'sd
the Publishers have connected With it yaluabe TTsatlse or
Raising SWINE and the Methods Of fatteHng FoTh 6J
Henry Colm4H o! Mass.
And to reader the still more worthy he attention Of
Farmers ti-y also added invaluable lTeits ca
(i-oosy As Connected with Agriculture, oy Wlis Jay
lord OF Ononla.a Co.. y Y THIS TeatIse alone 10 c%lsr
lr- by many practical farmers the cost o lie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

ALL TRADEsogTH AND WEs A Aqsesnsnls lseslssd sns
4 ni Sou,i..In . ahu " 4 PALMER. al The Goal Or
;ce No t Nassau street Tribune hi,dsS as , y =
Ha; ne as, ,rblrh may be seen 81 a.s GEleg VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

r,NTgp-Tsa -shlonsbs Tzlorns aa =,
" s.rri S,esn,ap Uns1ecgJ cns5,s Iesfsee.s as
Ia csp-c,y Sc ecu,res, Adde'S } '" ipe'iS 9i'Ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

oppos;r C!ty Hall.
~ Po-a.tes are authorized By a moneys fof
,utscptl to newspapers. under teI i.ana free Of postage.
- 3Ioev renfre thou gh TIE r,i vii he he rizk os ;ss
phsse-. Noe. u all specipay.z BaaSi any 'ate
fTnnu VIII he rsr~ivef nj .ssr " G =
a yT'pR 3CrTE PIC IRON-1D tons or sae low 70
4 ci.,se an account by MURDOCH, LEAyrTT & CO.
Eay3 - :. " est-stteet
crTEAN ENGINE FOR SALE'-A secondhand Engine
of Il horss power boer and ell complete ard good
order having run bat or sale low. Inquire o.
RoDMAN. CIU Foundry, u5 Watrsn stssss ml5 am7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

I,IRTH & HALL MOL hafs S ,i AZ
NsKT TNES a kinds PIANO ~ ~ FosIEs st.5 9l 6atsrf aeIes
styles and iusa; IT AIS from ihe - - ,Ss anssrcan In
ts ovs al oh- makes Of yety & sbios @ s Se ,5 SS
style of finish; PiU OF al Nh, II ARIONETS KENf
BtGTS. CoRN0PLoNS TRoMBoSE 81 III sc 1 .. an. al
Sina If III AL INSTR MY NJ VI ~ eesi. "
ID AZ son As published. JUST Pu Bill s E NI
o6 90 the PtANo a oRPhEus Shhb A 6aao Boa sscd 1s
ing collection OF ges for tour mae s4ee & ~ T aosn md En-
psasiS Pan nnsST. Sw AUSTIN PHILLIPS nee one pos: PEI
set Merchants, ara I4e -Nus's-' nhSd
sz-ac,fiIlly invited 20 call
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

rfsES DOLLARS gE.y AHD.-NICsss,l H. BkNn sToen
a -~-Ifra,r ~ thirty .Aan- Of kicH>tu < sans
-..e "a me asir= f fgpcss . ck. art n'ifr efrd - 49,
Pow - Assr5sy s'aelsl 4 =. - .a IT,
49, $50 Ns1y IL v nj -
sye z-ae zHt by syruE :; a. n'ni'< "H4ee. > - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

/~,g4RlsS PY-rER AIM s-sHan, nnilve . Ronnety N
e,r ray receive ra.aao . lefvss % alh ~ ,si m
,e., by s-yfcy kss a4dss. by spR'ynS n T;1a II
he e,>,is.e Off NJ The ktas OF Swcdsh a'a Norway -
NSF- ofS - D ,S The individual above described will
-s Mr. md h, -slsyes By glvisE seh se".
I,'s. -, sd 10 ,sS discover nm - s"N -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

CHEAP REApING-The terms of subscription 70 the
- bowery Circulating Library have been rsdnced one @ ns y
viz For one year from So 10 So for months IRON 60 ~
to 81 Is for three months from 50 81 for one month"; ron
81 TO 20 cents. -. .;,,, Ia
partmen OF literature and constantly receiving additions OF
all the new works together with the foreign and American
Cataosues may be had ai the Lbrary, priee ~, een
III. & y. Kh tNOh, 'oDONe''--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

! 1.yANTYp-an -ses,:eacrf ,1i~mrn in ketsi ~
Nv Goois Store. A. Ply a iS3 Spi41S q. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

,r,o MERCHANTS eaG in Boom . ana ss ~ ,he
,ubscnbes prepared 2 'e FL Sos os css on hand
N tfutI = ID IsdiiNG OF RErAlilND az io ruiion :"
vl hirn SMITH & HARI6BONE. tul
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

THE REST SHAVING SOAP IN TIVE WORLD = inc
prparateo OF he oh Naples SOAP m3de nS psr'n, s,,
pnse by Jore7 I he forms the lrg sgug T.
lfShayins Soap.yz: 10 MAKE Iil'k RlI La nhS. ~.
rt will dry. II mind ~ r'3y dos ms s".. & t .e
nz,n makes the skin uit aad snoctf and ESs y, uue
rance To the nose Gents Try TINS once sod nj - p''
ary - Chatham Stesi bo>toni LeISef nu-Ns''
ghiladelphlai l& Fuhon i. BronkiyH h'' "H
rI,HE BEST SOAP N THE WoFln--Fanl,Se.. VINO
desire superior article o the sd VII & 30 " Wen 70 ,t
4 bcss Improved Nrowr Soap. beng trGty an
lrce lams uactured oi sonel other ahieaIs thsa
ny uther soap s,ye~ peculinr qualities e. ''eu 10y h hv
ber-sch As not inding t'nlices nnsln', olcHchhE
Fannek making them perfectly wifie anh -ht . NV"
without shrinking theu ~ the tast;-au,, Y y WI ~
ilei Ssp leavin. skin .u as ANY w 'l'of or Ie
san aid nnny Who u.e It say much father ihnn nay
lhsY For ale 10y tho puncpRl t,t"cer, ~ w ',3
mi Booklyn Every bar Stnulcd II Roberts tuipossSu
Rrnwn soap I. ROBERrS. 40 thery' h'-A
SSyAGON FOR SALE a strong. subsiantinl sonn'Iy , ~
w Wagon eX-eiently cnlcuhied iT mov'ne aniy OF
or roush roads geneuly Apply at the PhenA Ba2ar MSr
street, near Houston n'-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

ERROR FURNITURE At AUG

a., ~ bEATH-APOP' ENY. BURSTING
~ eNf1D VESSELS. &c --Wush >. Indian
IT, I.. ste certain 10 prevent The above
In '.''sHences. because hoy plrae from
a'P 'N'@ m''hid hnmrrs which. when Il aung
= g''efa circulation. are the cause of
~ h NJ ru,h ofhoed 10 the hca3 a rre-.urr
~ '''. and other dreadful results From
sn a" .ad Iudlan Vegetable Pdl,. nkeu
, w '' ee going 10 bed. will. IN short ume.
~ cleanse the body from every hing
A. P,.'el 10 beallh, that Sudden Death.
,aaS ni''l'nr Of Blood Vessels. or indeed any
,,,.a MIL be ia a manner impossible
M. Inlan Vegetable Pills nlsn AID and
~. '',''an, aud purify the blood. and there
~. ''a..h and vipor 10 the whole frame, a.,
g., '' d.'ea'e from tho body,
s;n. '''aed exclusively 10 lie sale Of liz
I'm t' ' ..esa.e AMI retail. No IG9 Race Street
A. ~. n 217 Greenwich Street. NcW York.
N. . Fremont Street B ,srpn. Al.n. ar sale
him. g., Thompson, No l53 Liberty street
MS. A.sa, fnr s1le by MrJAMES MELIOR.
- Wheeling, Va. mug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

GAINES OF DIFFERENT LENGTHS, on aa1d
and Tor s,o ,ow for cash, or eNehaI!s' '''
country produce by CHARLES II 81 Nhi.
49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

,' -. " " . RS-A Ietse lol No.olas
81 'e had l"hen ibey aro w..
r,- w SEIBY'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

- t1ANGfFY - taecrrcHf s.raaor CONT
- NV an "aanc,rg fer Oma county. IN tkr
slair - re.r.q.
Parker Cjmpj rll Gsul4afr1n1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

NEELhoR has received Ma c. of The Pretoria
W. Bible Subscribers will pIease cal and get
ihrir numbers. aug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28
MARTIN CHIZzLEWIT.-Menc

w received Mntun ChfzzIewtt. complete in one
volume. with illustrations by Phiz; Grandfather, d
novel by The late Miss Ellen Pickering; No L o
ShnEe.nearr. mug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

& NTRICAN RTSTT>G roR FLAGS.
= jasl fecsivad Scaler. Else and WIHfr Run.
ting Civ W6 q " ufl>kEII.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-28

y tatNefgT h the elrruu Sapouar t'oae
'' l." ~ gaaazay Iof gllo count. u .aa
s.'e ei virginia
William anes ho'aaer by 6.s oea h.ad Ja1,a6
G1HsaI#. IuHHr
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-06
New MILFORD bunch.

THE Subscriber having taken rooms in
\ Picketts Buildings on WAL STREETs
LIST door west of Blackman's Jeweller SHOPS
leading from Depot TO Main street, would in-
form the public that he will be always Tea-
dy to serve them with refreshments Of every
kind-among which may be found
OYsTERs. cooked in various styles,
CLANS, do. do.
Prs, In all the varieties Of the season.
CAKES, of all kinds,
Es-CoNFEcTloNARY,
NUTs and FRUIT Of all kinds
Oranges, Lemons, Pigs. Prunes. Citronss
TamaFind, &c.
FAMILY GROCERIES. cheap for cash
or Farmers Produce.
CLANS and Oysters by the bHshel to ped
lars and others. Oysters open by the quart
or gallon.
Fresh Fish and HOLSTERS whenever ordered
Pedlars can be furnished with Oysters,
CLAIMS, and Fish at this establishment 40
cheap as at any in the place.
ALI orders thankfully received by
THOMAS L. WYATT.
New. Milford Nav % l9AA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-06

AtG Court Of Probate holden at Waterfront with.
IN and for the Probate District of Watey1oaon,
on the 29ih day Of May, A. d., 1874.
I'm the petition of Edward Hickcox of
" said Watertown, father and natural
guardian to the persons and estate of Belin-
da Hickcox, Amos p. Hickcox, Elizabeth E.
Hickcox, Edward 8. Hickcox, Nancy L.
HickcOx, and Ruth E. Hickcox, minors OF
this district, showing that said minors are
the owners of the following Real Estate, viz.
A small right owned by them in equal
shares in the land and buildings formerly
owned and occupied by Charles Merri;nan,
deceased, about sixty five acres of which,
with dwelling house and out houses there
on lie about one hundred rods westerly from
the Episcopal church in said town, on both
sides of east middle road turnpike, and the
residue consisting of two small pieces of
woodland is situated short distance west
erly of the first piece, which right of said
minors 10 said real estate is owned by them
in common and undivided with George F.
Merriman and others, and is of about the
value of one hundred and twenty five dol.
lars-And that said real estate cannot be
occupied and improved to advantage and
for the interest and benefit of said minors,
and that in his opinion it will be for the in.
terest of said minors to have said real estate
sold, and the avails thereof disposed of as
the law directs, end praying for liberty to
sell the same as per petition on file dated
the 10Th day of May 1914, may appear.
Ordered, That said petition be heard on
the 9Th day of August 1914, at 9 o'clock ia
the forenoon, at the Probate Office in this
district, and that said guardian give notice
Of the tendency of said petition BY adverti-
sing this order in a newspaper printed in
Litchfield three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the time of hearing the
same. Certified from Record,
~ HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-06

ElSclAEleld County, ss.-Mdy oea. 1884,
BAnHA.D o'OOnH ! WHaEGR.El a vI R.,1ard
ErECrA Doom. StUn. in said County, has
brought his petition TO the Honorable Supe-
ri0r Court 10 be holden at Litchfield 10 said
county, on the Sd Tuesday in August. 1874
against his wife Electa 0corr, out Of this
state in parts unknown to the petitioner, but
supposed to reside in Pike, Bradford county,
state Of Pennsylvania, praying for divorce
from the said Electa on account Of her will
full deseTtion and absence from the petition
er over three years without cause, as per
petition on file dated May 25th. 1874.
ORDERED. That notice be given to the said
Electa Ocorr. by publishing the foregoing
with this order four weeks successfully ia
the Etchfield Enquirer, commencing the
publication thereof within two weeks from
the date of this order. Also that the peti.
toner forward by mail Gas soon as said no.
tice is published) newspaper containing
said notice properly done up and directed
to the respondent at Pike, Bradford county,
state of Pennsylvania.
WIN. M. BURIAL,
g Judge of Litchfield County Court.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-06

The following certificate is from Levi w. Sibley,
Esq. well known in Rochester and Western New
York asa merchant and auctioneer for the last
twelve or fifteen years. His disease had proved so
obstinate that he had been compelled to spend two
Florida But the last winter he has been enabled
to spend at home, as his own short statement will
explain. The Rochester Daily Advertiser, on pub
fishing MI. Sibley's statement, remarks:
We would respectfully call the attention of our
readers to the testimony of Mr.. L. w. Sibley, of
the well known firm Of Sbley s. Scranton, Auction
GERS of this city.
Rochester, March 81, 1e43.
have been using Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
ny for the last three months, and find considerable
relief to my complaint-Bronchitis, with which l
have been afflicted for the last four years. have
no doubt it will prove beneficial in that complaint
and also in all affections of the chest and liver
L. w. SIBLEY.
For sale by DR.. Samuel Bhel, Litchfield Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-06
D..

In this town, on the ID inst, Miss Louisa Ann
Bradley, daughter of Ruel and Mary Bradley, aged
81 New York and Ohio papers please copy.1
In Goshen, Conn, on the evening Of the 22dult.
real gentleman Of the old school, and was greatly
beloved and universally con6ded in by large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintancess His object was
to do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with bis
God. He died in a well-grounded hope Of a glori-
Gus resurrection. --yNesc- Haven Palladium
In HarwiDtOn, May "a, Chloe Angelina, aged
years and S months, and May 81, Mary Alkaline, a.
ged years and Q months; children Of Mr.. Thomas
Davis, both Of scarlet fever.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-06

TAKEN by virtue of two warrants to me-
IL directed TO collect of the rateable in
habitants Of the town Of Washington, q
town tax Of nine cents on the dollar, and
a state tax of one cent on the dollar on
list Of 164g, and will be sold, at public
sale as the law directs. 90 much Of the re-
al estate Of Alonzo Flowers, rateable i'm
habitant of said town, as will satisfy the said
taxes, together with the charges Of collec-
ton. Sale to commence on Saturday the Sd
day Of August next, at the signpost in said
town, near Frederick Chittenden's, at 8 o..
clock 10 the afternoon.
CHARLES NETTLEToN, Collector.
Washington, July 3, 1874. ~
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TMPURtTY or BLOOD CAUSES PAIN and
occasions disease upon that part Of the body which
sos Sod IMPURE should they cpps
impure matter would settle upon their lungs, and
consumption be the trouble 90 with other affections.
Al! trouble p saved BY using the BRANDRETH
overaone Only use them in the commencement Of
any disease, use them in full doses and you will be
up and well, while those VIII? are too wise TO take
sSS s%G @s Ssxs are s
ly beginning to be appreciated; they are found to
never deceive they are the only internal medicine
required in this climate.
cannot be used without injury to the body a. Brand
reih's Pills cam. What are they Are they not ].
tations Of the Brandreth Pills recommended in I'D.
vertisemen!s stolen from DR.: Brandre.h Were they
genuine B.andfeth Pills But n consequence Of the
labels the Bfandreth Pill boxes, are they no,
obliged 10 come out under other c0oFs equally false
Observe The Sn makers end avsns agents Are hsy
good Conduct truly Is not this true as applicable
the pretended "iaddn and in fact to nearly all the
advertised pills Of the day 8 all the public trust
their lives IN the hands OF these unpFncipled men
Surely not.
The Brandteth Pills ssde strength for weakness
they are liked best by those who have taken the most
OF them. Dr. BFandreth can give Person0I reference
TO thousands who have been Tesf0red from bed O
sickness by their use, when every other means had
proved entirely unayailing. These cases are contn-
uaIly occurring in this city and in every part OF the
Union Get Brandreih's Pills II you are not perfect
y healthy, and they will restore youif medicine can
do it-because they expel those hunors which are
the Of impurity Of the blood, and the same
time the body s strengthened BY the operation OF this
The pills are sodin Htchfeld County BY the fol.
lowing Agents. viz:
Garrtt 4 Baldwin. Li,chfeld: George W. Whit
tlesey, New Milford Lyman Smith, Bridgewafer /;
Preston& Minor. Roxbury; Alvah Merriam. Wood
bury 8. ]. Loonis, Bethlehem; William Leavitt
o. Swift. Warren David Gould, Sharon Myron
Harrison, Corn wall Bridge; J. X Harrison: Corn
wall; A. Miles & Sons. Goshen Y. T. Graham
renee & Phelps, Colebrook; 8. and L. Huribut,
Winchester /; NJ. 4 G. w: Merrick, Barkhamsied ;
rington; 8. NJ. Mitchell. Plymouth. A. A. Gridley.
Waterloo; NJ. o. Plat, GayloTds Bridge @. B.
Waller New Preston s. A. Groves, Wolcotiville
M. and C. J. Camp, Winsted John franklin,
North Canaan Garfield e. Robbins. Falls Village;
Alexander H. Holley, Furnace Village.
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Were st 70 adjourn yes.eroay ~
Registry law, and acts repeating sundry party en-
actments of past legislatures, but few laws have
been passed of public importance. The PROPOSE
ton to extend the right Of suffrage to every white
male citizen who has resided in the state year
and in the town where he offers his vote months,
was sustained by vote of 1872 to H. The negro
suffrage amendment was rejected, 10 to 1875.