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NEW GOODS.

CMcap! cheaper! Cheapest
TAHE Subscribers having associated them.
selves for the transaction Of general
Dry Goods and Grocery Business, would give
notice that .hey have just received direct
from New York. by the steamer SlOckbridge
Bostwick commander, large and extensive
assortment of the above named articles. to-
geiher with almost any quantity Of Geneset
and Ohio -Four, Turks Island. Sack and Amer
lean Salt, BOotS, Shoes, Sole Leather, Nails
DC. which they offer to the public ..--
FOR READY PAY ONLY
and which aoM be sold as low as goods Of
the same quality and quantity can be bought
at any other Railroad Store in this county.
They have also constantly on hand and
for sale Ground Plaster, Rye Flour, Corn meal
and Oats, which will be sold al the lowest
market price at the mill, or they will Ieiiv.
err the same with any other articles in their
hne) to any part of Goshen, Litchtield or
Torrington, or any other place in the State,
adding moderate amount for transporta-
ton TO the price charged at the Railroad.-
They would also give notice that they will
transport merchandise 10 or from the Rail.
road to or from any If the above named pla.
ces at the usual rates. r- -...-,sl~
PRATT g. FOSTER.
West Cornwall, April %, 1874. 2m4S*
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l-2 Cent Reward.

DAN away from the Subscriber en- the
IA night of the 2lst inst, an Indenied Boy
named Martin Smith, about II years Of age.
Said boy is about S feet 8 inches high. dark
black fur hat, This is To forbid all persons
employing. havhnring, or trusting him on
my account. as will pay no debts Of bis coz
tracing after this date WhOeVer will re-
turM said hoy shall receive Ia cent reward,
but no charges paid. b.sa Csc. WuLas.
Dated Cornwall Bridge, April y, 1874. 49,
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e REMEDY oRN0

Nt1IS prPpafatlIn ma I'D l't test OF UIteen
IL years tra, and is confidently recommended as
a safe aud effecAal Raediclne for compelling worms
rom the system. The unexampled success thai had
patient was really afflicted with worms certainly
renders it worthy the attention Of Physicians. '
The proprietor has made it point To ascertain The
knowledge and observation he invariably found
il to produce the mos, salulary efecls-nnt unfre.
quently after nearly all The ordinary preparations
10 wi,bn", n ~" u THIS c,
a,tesred hy the certificates and statements Of hun.
dreds Of respectable pers"ns in different parts Of the
conn,ry--and should induce families always to keep
vial Of rhe preparation in their possession, II is
warranted to contain no CalomiI Corrosive, Suhlmaie
Croon OIL, or any article which can prove dangerous
l:is mild IN i's operation. and may be Administered
with perfectsatety to the most delicate infant
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MO HUNS BUG,

Look at This one minute No. l, bring your bag
IMPORTANT WANTS.
N O yon want snperfine Wheat Flour No.
- l, manufactured from western wheat
fresh and new, wholesale prices by the bar
rel? Do you want No. Wheat Flour? Do
YOU want No 3 Wheat Flour? Do you want
Graham Flour Do you want Wheat Grits,
No l! Do you want suPerfine Rye Flour
Do you want superline Buckwheat Flour
Do you want Corn Meal, No. 1? Do you
went Wheat bran or shorts? Do you want
rye bran! Do you want Rye? Doyou want
Corn! Do you want Buck Wheat!
[fyou do please call at the MILL at BAN
TAM FALLS. There YOU find the subscri,
Der, and with him you can max" a good bar
gain and have all your wants supplied.
All the farmers of this vicinity, and all
those that work hard TO get their bread corn,
are invited to call at this mill. Your work
will be done on short notice, with economy,
quantity. and quality. The mill is in first
rate order with 4 run of stones) and kept so
by one that has been in this business for l6
ong years. Feb lS44-3w37*f
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Geese Feathers.

VENHE subscribers have made arrange
Il mentS to keep constant supply of first
rate article of Geese Eeaehers-seec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves
IN packages from 20 to 50lhs.; and will fur
nish at all times any quantity from go 1900
lbs. OF Il quantity they will warrant to be rs
good MS the hest, at as low prices as Can be
purchased Of equal quality in the state. ,
s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. ts44 ly35
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THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY OF ITS
GOOD EFFECTS Is OFFERED
g.t.tssI. M ME pIlnI ~. t.,...f .


From the Pittsburgh Advocate, March II, 1870
FAHNESTocK'S VERMIFUGE.-We have made trial
ct this medicine in family, and find II is very eff
Gent for the purpose tor which it is designed. The
high characero Of the prnprieters is sufficient guar
antee that il contains no hnrtfa ingredients. 81. ,
The following tr0m respectable ciizens OF Pitts
burg, where the article is prepared, are respectfully
submitted. ' -'t'5', ~
at e lt.ea Pittsburgh. March 25, 1871.
do certify. that gave a vial Of B. A. Fahnest ock g
. which he discharged three HUNDRED and seueaty tUo
,oorms within the space Of twenty four hears. do
therefore recommend this medicine to the public, as
an effectual cure for worms. ,ty. "s .is,l' .srH
WILLIAM ,MORRlRON.
Pittsburgh Feb 25ih lS43
Icertify that gave B. A Fahnes,ock Vermi-
fuge To child Of mine, four yearsOi age, which had
been very puny for ahanta YEAR, II Wrought away
worms nearly foot in length. and resiored the child
to perfect health. ALEXANDER ERG TTERsss
=, Fairpirm. AAegnnp Co. Pa. february %, ls43
Mr.: d: A. FAHNEsTocK TEH
This is 10 certify that gave one child ut mine a
teaspo"nfnl OF vonr vermifuse, and to another two
teasphonuls. after which discharged ihirv five,
aud the other fnrty FIVE worms some Of them more
than loot in length and upwards Of twenty Of them
were two feet long l can recommend il to the pub
lie as safe and sure remedy tor , worms =, M, ,o,
Mr. Hamilton informs us ihnt,he opened one Of the
largest worms and fund il filled with small ones.
this accounts for the rapidity with hich they some
times increase He further states that ne has no
doubt that the Vernfuge was the means leaving the
lives o his children. .ao7U mr.. ~. < ,s.o
Mr.. C. c. BRrsroL; 1i'' f's717'i fl
Sir--I certify that administered hottie Of Fa.
hnesiock's VeFmfage purchased yanr sOFe, 10 my
boy two years Old and he passTraa Ey.r g WHnr
Agency q! the Store Of d. J. G. BECKWITH, for
Litchfeld Co.
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sANDs's sARsAPARILLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
oF FRGM Of 4 hPuk Ps gSFE q AR HE
BLOOD, az all hA { y q q THE sYs,
ScrofllQ or Kings Euil, Rheumatism Obstinate CMtQ.
Bitches, Biies, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
1etter, Scaid Head, Enlargement and pau of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syph't'ic Symp
toms, Scidiica, LumbagO, and Diseases arising
from injudicious Of Mercury, Ascies, or Drop
sy Exposure or Lmrrndence an Life. Also Chronic
Constitutional Disorders.
VHNHIS preparation is combination heretofore un.
IL known in the history of Medicine, differing en-.
trely in its character and operations from he var
Gus preparations Of Sarsapara which have been at
different times offered To the public. II acts specii
cally upon the whole SYSTEM thereby bringing il an.
der its direct and immediate influence. Although
possessed of powerful andco1rning effects, vet is
urely harm ess, that it cannot inlure the most del
lcate constitution When in perfect health. no ettpc
It's pr duced bv its except an increase ofappette
hut when dsease is sea ed in the frame and hnrryne
asst its victims along the path Ut life, then its mysterit
Gus influence is felt and i, enkindles new life
and v,gor and brings health and strength back to The
suffering and disease
Letter from Dr. Whi,ridSe .l.f
..i Baltimore. Feb. a, 1913
A B. Sands & Co: Gen'lemen-l have used your
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILIA since its introduc,lon into
this cHv. IL gives me pleasure To STATE have found
u 10 answer my most sangulne expectations l be-
ieye to be The hest preparation of ,ha. valuable ar
tcle now in use. With much respect, YOURS,
JOHN WHlTRIDGE, M. D, as Gav.street.
For further particulars and prnofof its snperio- eff.
cacy see phamphets which may be obtained Of agents
gratis.
Prepared and sold nv A. B. Sands & Co., Druggists
md Chemists, Granite bindings, 273 Broadway, cor
ner of Chambers street. New York. And fur sale by
Druggists throughout the U. S. Price 81 per botAe,
six bnrtles for s..
Sold ais, hv R. NJ. WooDRuFr LchGed; FIar.
rington, Calhoun & Co. Pvmou'h ]. A. Weed,
Norwalk agents for the proprietor byspecial appoint
ment.
R5- The public are respectfully requested to re.
member tina; it is Sands's Sarsaparn that has and
is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of The
most difficult class of diseases TO which the human
rame is subject. and ask for Sands's Sarsapara
and take no other.
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flames H. COOK % I.itchiield in the
- Probate District Of ilchiieId having On
the 10th day Of April l644 made an assign.
Inent of certain estate, real and personal, 20
the undersigned in trust for the equal bene-
fit Of ali his crediiOrs.-in pursuance of the
statute in such case pFOvided.-lhe Court Of
Probate for said, district hath appointed the
18th day of May l644at 10 o'clock forenoon
examine and adjust the claims Of all those
who were creditors Of said Cook at the date
Of said assignment; at which time and place
all persons Interested will appear If they see
cause and be heard relntive to said appoint.
ment. JONATHAN BUEL, (T-,,s,.... !"
,rsy ,sga v SAMUEL aBUEE
Litchfield, April oath, 1874. 2w40
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MOmTGE.

IN ANIEL II, FARNAM of Lilchfield in
~ lhe Probate DiStric, ut Li,chfield hav-
ing IN the 9th day of April lo44 conveyed
certain estate, real aud personal. to trustees
in trust for the h-nrfit Of all his creditors. in
pursuance of the statute in such cases .provi-
dtd, the Court of Probate for said district
hath, appointed David Benton and Sidney
Peck of said LltchtieId, judicious and disin.
terest persons, commissioners to receive and
examine the claims Of all those who were
creditors of said Farnam atfthe time of said
assignment, and hath limited ahd allowed
six mnnths from this 18Th day Of April 1874
to said creditors within which to exhibit their
claims to said Commissioners, andall claims
not presented within said time will be bar
red q recovery. of any OF the avails Of said
assignment. Certified by q. .--7 -.
.,..} ELISHA s.. ABERNETHY, Judge.
The Subscribers, Commissioners on the
estate OF said Daniel Ii. eFHrn"m, will meet
at the dwelling house of the said Farnam in
sand Lichtied for the purpose of attending
the creditors to receive and examine their
claims against said estate on the 10Th day OF
June and the 10Th day of October lS44, at
o'clock in the afternoon on each OF said days.
10 ~ DAVID BBNroN. Commissioners
| ID. a4s b SIDNEY PECK, :, III i -. = :
| Lilchfeld. April 18Th, lS44. lo.ls 5H 4e
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THE Spring TermOf IA weeks common
4 .ces on the 9Th day of April next. For
terms apply TO J. c. HOWARD. Principal:
Warren March 1S44 s a.
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1ENI4E Juage'of The Court Of Probate for
IL the district Of Washington has limited
and allowed six months from the d;tte here.
of for The creditors of the estate of CURT1ss
S.PoTrER, an insolvent debtor, of Washing
ton IN said district, in which toexhibit their
Claims thereto; and has appointed AlVa
Slone and Dan Throop Of Litchtield, CON-
missioners TO receive and examine said
claims. Certified by IrHIEL HIcKox, J'dge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet al the dwelling house of Curtss s Pot.
ter, in said Washington, on the 18th day OF
Juiyand the 18th day Of October, at O'Clock
in the afternoon on each OF said days. for the
purpose of attending on the business of said
appointment. ALvA STONE. H. 49,
y" s s9a" DAN THRooP, TO-
4S hd Edwin L. THOMPSON, Trustee.
nM SILK-A fresh supply at +. PHELPs.
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NEWGO0DS
Ct. WERR

HAS just received a general assortment
III of NEW GOODS, which will be sold
as cheap as can be bought at any Other. store
in Town or Coonty. A large supply of
BROADCLOTHS, very low.
Lilchfield, April "a, 1874. &c
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g.. III. HOLEESTER.

"AVING opened an Office for the prac-
Il IL tice Of Law in Litchfeid 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 90, 1943. y-'. Is
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FOR SALE.

TR>HE valuable Farm belonging
fsEsMN to the estate of Joseph Farm
Iii am deceased, situated and a l-2
=asZsb miles East of the Meeting House
in South Farms. containing about one hun
dred acres, suitably divided into Meadow,
Flowing, Pasture and Woodland is well
watered by springs and never failing
stream running directly through it,. There
is on said farm large two story Dwelling
House, nearly new: .Woodhouse, Wagon
house, Granary, ore large Barn, new,
one small Barn, and three Cow-houses, with
one half of Crate Cider Mill. p. a....f NV
+ There is variety of good fruit trees on
said farm, such as apples, pears, cherries
and grapes. The farm is IN high state of
cultivation; the buildings and fences are in
good repair. For further particulars, en-
quire Of the subscribers, living near the
premises. ~ DANIEL II. FARNAM.
3m 81 ,.,...... 4..s LEMAN. H. FARNAM. RI.
Llchfield, South Farms. Feb. 9Th 1874.
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PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS.
r. B. MERRIMAN,
ID f N IT I s IT.

- II IN j. i - Il
ID RESPECTFULLY invites your attention
IL to his highly improved and unerring
method Of inserting
|. StOcktOn'S Mineral InCOrruptiblC Teeth,
from single tooth to a full set, combining
the powers of masticaton, durability, CON-
fort andusymmetry, without pain in the OPP
eralion.
Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and
other metallic substances, so as entirely to
arrest decay. Children's teeth regulated.
The subscriber will remain constantly at
his Office, 9Th building north of the B INK,
LitchtieId, where those who desire his serv-
ces, are requested to cali and examine his
assortment of Teeth for themselves. G'All
work warranted. t'
Gold Plugs, Is cts. Pivot Teeth 81 IS
Teeth cleaned, so Plate Teeth, 2 SO
Full Sets on either jaw, each, $50.
Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
Litchfield, Feb. 1874. Fl. 36tf
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'T-r CONCENTRATED -
Sherry Wine Bitters.
D They are the unriralled and e6icac::aess;;s
compound Of a regular Physician and graduate
of The Neao Hampshire Medical College, cho
has made The study IF medicine has profession,
and they are highly recommended By many Of The
most celebrated physicians in the country, as de-
cidedly The ..... st
Best Medicine ever offered to the Public
For Dyspepsia, Joundice, Liver Companies,
Humors, dc, and arrangements of
the Stomach and Bopets
For sale in Litchfield by G,rrltt & Bald
win and by the agents throughout the State.
Bin 40
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DIR. MOffat's Life Pills and
L.uI PheniX RifferS.

VHNHE perfectly safe, unerring, and successful
A. treatment ct almost everv species ofdeseaSe bv
the nee of Dr. MOFFAY'S LIFE MEDICINES, is
no longer an expenment,as reference IN the cape
rience of many thousand patients will satisfactory
prove. During the short space of one month, nearly
one hundred cases have come to the knowledge al
Dr. Muai. where the patient has, 20 all Appearances,
elected permanent cure nv the eX cn sve nd Judi
cto9s use ct the Life Medicines some eight or ten
OF these had been considered beyond all hone hy the
medical attendants Such huppv results are a source
ofgreai pleasure to DR.. NJ and inspire him with new
confidence to recommen nd the use Of his medicines 10
The LIFE MEDICINES are purely vEGETA
Bile preparation. They are mild and p,easan, IL
their operarion and at the same lime ihorengh-act
rying off all acrimonious humors and assimilanng
with and purifying the blood For this reason in ae-
gravated cases ct Dyspepsia, the Life Medicines viii
give relief in shorter space Of time Than any other
prescription. In Feverand. Aaue. infiammntnrp
Rhenmat sm. Fevers of everv Description, Sick
Headache, Heartburn, Dizziness 10 the head, Pains
an the Chest, Fa1m-Wcy, Impaired Appe,ite. nd in
disordered state If the stomach, the of these
medicines has alwsvs proved 20 be bevond doubt
greatly superior To any other mode Of treatment.
All that Dr. Moifnt asks of his patients il ID he
particular IN taking them according the dfactIons
ismoth by newspaper nntice, or bv any thing that
ne may say in their favor, hat he homes gain cred,
It. II IS alone nv the results Of fair trial. Is the
reader an invalid. and does he wish 10 know
whether the Life Medicines will sui, his own case
II so let him call or send the agent, and procnre
copy OF the Good Samaritan, published graf uonsy
He will there ind enumerated very many extraord
nary cases Of cure sand perhaps some exactly similar
to his own. & q faHgtztt
For sale wholesale and retail BY Dr. MofIat.s
Agent for Li,chfed County, at the store Of g. {
Beckwith, South street. G,4 4 - &
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MOWTO3.

THE Subscriber having besn appointed
II 0verseer to Chester Allen Of Beahlem.
hereby fOrbidS all Persans contracting with,
or trusting the said Chester after this Aaa0
witlInut my I-onaans. NOHLE AEGxw.
Bethleni7 April 1SGh le4l. = $3.50 60
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FNHE Court If Pr,bMie for the district Of
Il WasertUavn hath limited and allowed
six samiibs from the date hereof for the Gre.
ditors 10 the estate ut DAUPAM FREEMAN. late
ct Sai.i WaierIown, deceas%d, TO exhibit their
ci"inls foI settlement. Those whO nerneet
To- present their accounts, properly atlrsted,
within said time, will he deharred recove.
~. All persons indebted to atid estate are
requested to make iInmediase Payment to
BENNETT N HscK x. Administrator.
WGlers0acn, April l0tk, l64A. ,i..t ri :. 40
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A intelligent and Industrious boy, fourteen or
IN fifteen wears of age, is wanted at this Office
as an apprentice TO the Printing Business.
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THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
u district Of Liichfirld has limited and al.
lowed 8 months fsOaa the date hereof for the
creditors Of the estate OF MARGARET WAUeH,
late Of Liich3eld in said district. ieceased.r e-
present,d iilsOlvent. in which to exhibia their
claims thereto; and has appaiGted George
G.. W0,druff a, d Alanson Hail, Esq'rs, of sd
Litrhfieid, commissioners 70 seceive and ex.
amiue said claims. Certified by
Elisha 8. AsERNErHY, Judge.
The suhscrihrss give Rsaice that they SHALL
meet at the dwelling hSase of James Waugh
in s'sid Litchfield. on the 18th day of June,
and on the l7,h day Of Ociober. i644. nj tvo
O'Clock in the after econ. on each of said
days. for the purpose Sf attending on the bu.
siness Of said appnintmenf. 'ol'S9 if2''s 8 q
S Gss,ss 4 AVE- Wso'nUrr' comm'r..
All persons Indebted to said estate. are 70.
9uested to mike Immediate payment to
IS sGEOReE w. CANsgELD. Administrator.
E:chfeld, April l7th 1874. 3 A.
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g who gave thee this Authority r.

DEV. Mr.. KITCHELL'S SERMON at the ordi-
IN, nation of Mr., j. L. Dickinson at Mortified
for sale at this Office. Price 10 cents. att
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03
aSDREW MENEELl
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
hlch0rd-on & Co.'s Celebrated


'ifH!S Medicine. compounded solely from vegetable mate'
free from aduemilon and warranted tree from any insfe
!nse h qa ady dual ,Sicly allictcd with TICEKAfED
most emne 1 pS. a wn" @ m e ~ ns SnSf! state, M 's' f., year.
without the least ap2nfent hope Of restoration 70 health az ~
above aamcd 'ecre for i:e yeek. restored To pea
hcahh hat melci1c has Eeen sold with unpfecesnted's 's
f md has never ei any instance when 4eain aceo
d,-f:es. g %i,SAlT &aElM EoflLA GlGSftss G1Sts
4!Sas r SV H5TEN fS5
GsGE2AiG q IS kIEt c6Eia M5!Sa oR oFRl = Ei5Es 81 F
PiMriE5 On I,iE FACE. sCILD HEAD IN6 ALL
GRTfSEFh Mpalssi AZ 9N faE M 0F OK % %nGt
OK Az IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD The efbes.
enrmeatcd an1 rs e!ec uly astonishing Ony ope
be poonr 20 be taken tby eiI ric morning hG at.
ao acis oss gentle csiharc. increasing the appetite st
:eLa heah Of the patient causing al! ulcerae .os 20 d.
esGe more proiuc'y and prOucng eIectUal seriuH
% ne ~h"e 'ystein purifying and producing 9eect ae7
rsons. Whale taking i, should refrain from the on
''6Saleii 06aiaei i@i a o E. as6 -s0nfa % f feff III ,GE
General gent - pine-.,:"r, osp,:e the Cs;na a,e Nss
Yof1 md at 10 is;or House 10 tI3 and ~ g1asoI
No - @e;,'Ieei NG. . and 90 Rowery No; 70 Faio
tree, No - and 2iG Tucson. and . Hammond street, e9
:'fee No ~ md e Ch=rry-s;reet No i3s WaiLef r
70; % Caia;ne'tree,; Nos 31i and ~ Pea;ee' A''D
Bfooslyn, !. W. Smith. cc.nqr Of Fulton and CraneseT
sis; alc VIM BlasFoye. suTes Building. eor9ef >, ;.
2' sid tiia";ie SIS and By a, the principal drusEl's N ~
III. V. Il iock'ow. No. 81 fisaver-s: Clinton bH"H''
Us.eiti " hoezaie nnd Retail gent To- Albany l
~ W. Dyot e son. 40. I43 No IN Second ST. Geae''
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia. -,
Instructions Tor taking the 2rce and great nuKbsr OF GER
the sbove Ilaces ~ - MA eodifn "
AfAE'S VERMlFtGE has sadenet the heart Si ID n,5 ~
mother who had expected 10 follow her ebdu ~ L
frave but .ouGd restored lie ngd roy health oy @ -
oc,e'i SPECIFIC. II eNpe without lrt1hs w W ,sge
IT he stomach and bowels. and cuub.ns tie rue o. 81,
with those " al attentive. Neither tie Vetmbugc sol ,e, -
2.ci9fan; has rival ;.e wo.s I@nge OF the niae''1 ~
.Ut dlscascs 10 which each as!ap;ea. -, PHI.
'erHtt-i Oa,2 by Or, D. jayne - South Ih;-fues''
ladelpha. 2
Sold BY A. b < o. SiNI,s. Wholesale Agen.s. No .
Fulon-s'-. z EAs; Broadway; :'2 Broafway ~
THE TEETu.-A REDUCTION OF - PEN os4's, 80,
!Gii sets On Atmospheric pressure pnncipe G,,La 5y
Teeth Sets parts inserted IN Tie nea'S' ~.
!, b B-skEi, Dentut. = huny,s:feet neh soT' ~ -
Thur n !iesi Mineral Teeth used lnG "GiiS"'sH-
lei- Sneod'
pALING TpyINE-Fisx sna Hemp, of two and thee 3; y:
- constantly for sale at PapeI Warehouse 10 - a1SS
w E d. CLAYTON eoH''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

1e'-t';y hrnE .? the Jersey -necdOsc
Stc;e stdHI iG I,e-For sc.e = cnarn. ers-strsef
Renersr the nuinei y Cnrnb-Gs-s;fre: between TIE Kc
roec ara iclmos and Eeal the Pos,-Dtfce.
POJ DhEITE may be applied IN Cara, and most other
ot iresssi With lie hce with nearly goo eject tie
nr and trsi et the scgRt ho-g a99:eh AZ planting
lEf wren Cse1 81 a- hJeng, vii mature The
= ten days e.!f. laan any cther Or.naFy
~ ea a'oEai = ?a.nz, re Difference maturing nl he
'' t"O as- tlag:y rrcnE:a Ore farmer ast yer
a--d - onF-s n Lung Island this geef hGs had nvp-
7i=tT oae ne aics p,e.1rH bg the NEW fns co!a.
l-Y. - le Ivy as brel end w; s.L t- !Ount SI sriOr 10
~ otter ptsparc n the rf>sElts. Ettee Of
-e eS theg &C; tie .a5f;al II Ts -:s C4sk. whist
g-1eTs CO EFT !; n 3=.. Gtc Which .I7GEu The r!ae.tni
saHi e '.siet u t from TIE nis At n. w1s 10 Dis
:f;I1stl'a gan pe Ga; not % VIII tis Coupp NJ, who
- tsy hsTs Cone more han IL ead ;s :elon. BE careful
hcr; 70 cal at the Ugh. pLoce, y Chsnbesieet where
can be had lr.Eddy! barrels FOR S. 10 barrels ior ais
or al ne anuiaetory l3sueet, Of Aveare B. by