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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

JOSIAH D0AK,
Commercial Row, Doaksville, Choc. Nation.
TAKES pleasure in informing his friends, that he
II has located at the above stand in DoaksyilIc
of merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash
DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of 3 and quarter brown domestic 2 and ,
quarter beached do, and quarter bed tick;ng a
and quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
twilled siirting; brown drngs negro shrlings; Fall
River aud Merimac blue prints, fancy colored do mu.
lin de laine, shalla bombazine, English and French
merino, Irish linen;
kentucky Jeans, Hardtimes. Linscys. r,,r
nrls and sattinets.
Linen and cotton thread, spool cotton cotton yarn Ia
dieeDncy handkcrchiefs, pongee Spital6eId and En-
glishdo; black silk cravas silk and twist ribbon,
tapes braids, laces &C., &c.
Assorted Mackinaw and CoIored Blankets.
Hardware and Queensware.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hunts, Collins and Kings axes trace cbain. hoo.
knives and forks Carpenters tools, butts and
coffee mills.
IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &C., &c.
Together with every article usually kept by traders
in this part of the country, all Of which he will sell
upon the most liberal terms. ~ ~ 80,
May 8, lS44.-l4-ly. @
:
FOR SALE xoW!!
0NE Saw Mill Crank and Irons complete.
" March D. SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
ME subscriber has just rcturaod from the e a,
IL with an entire new and we'll selected stccx Il
goods consisting, in part, Of 10y s''r-"|
Sahcoes. Msrinoes. AlaPacaos, sshawls MusIin.,
0oots and Shoes, Qoccnswarc, Hardwar-s IresU
and Nails, Glass. Groceries,, &c. sc. c.1-- 4
He aatters himself that the above stock be ~.
stsuch prices to comport with the state Of he s
Dec. - lel6---l1-s IN II 1''',''' ~ - =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
FIVE DOLLARS A VI
THE SPIRIT OF THE
CHRONICLE OF
The Turf, Field sports, Literatu
EmbelIisked ,1ith splrndid Steel -,
JOHN RICHARDS, PRoPRIETo.
FIVE DOLLARS 4 J
WILLIAM +. POR:a Err, L.

TINS well known weekly publication, which
taohshed IN 1884, by its present Editor, CONNIE
fonrteenth volume the I'd of March, l6I
sheet of the very largest class, eontainin
imperial quarto pages, printed on linen pape i
nest texture, and on good type. 1t is embe II
the LARGEST and most highly finished ENG l
ON STEEL, ever issued by u periodical in . h
States. The last three volumes con taine, Il
traits Of the following distinguished AML.s 4
PORTED HORSES, designed to constitute an
sporting Gallery, accompanied with comple.r
giving the Pedigree, Charac cteristics. aud p. -
oi each' with incidental notices Of their
res &C: Inc Engrarings correspond .ns.
oy thirteen) with those annually pubishe.
"i the Winners Of the DerJy, Oaks. and IN
ana nave been executed in line on Steel PL
~ ior this paper, from Original Pictures in L.,
most eminent Artists
BLACK MARIA.
he property Of the Hon. Bale Peyton, o.
.eahs; engraved by Dick after Troye's pain:.
cohecuon oil Jno. Z. Stevens, Esq.
JOHN BAsCoMgE.
The property Of Col. Jno. CowelI, of F -
Ala; Engraved by Dick after Troye's p.A.r-
collection Of his owner. |--a--
LEvIATHAN,
The property of the late James la ,
renee, Ala; Engraved by Dick aftt
IN the collection of Thomas Kirkm,
SHARK,
The property of Col. VIM. r. Jobn
va; Engraved by Dick after Troy.
collection of Capt. K. +. Stockton.
HEDGFoRD,
The property of the late Col. J.H.
ton Miss; Engraved by HinshelI
painting, in the Office of the .Spirit
BoSToN,
The property of Mr. Jas. Long, oi
Painted by De Lattre for Col Wv.
and engraved by Dick
ARGYLE.
The property of Hon. Pierce NJ Blu
luWbii, S. c.; Painted by Troye for -, -.
5. T.; Engraved by Hinshelwood. y g. q
WAGNER. -.
I The property OF Mr.. Jno. Campbell, o..
ratnted by lroyc for the owner, .-
rrud homme from the original pictui rH
the Spirit Of the Times
MONARCH.
The property Of Col. Wade Hampton. o.. .
ed by !roye expressly for Col. Hampton, A. e.
ed by Hlnskelwood.
MONMOUTH ECLIPSE.
he property of Bacon, Pndell. Blaine & c.
lucky Engraved by Dunneli afte- Tsoyea d. .-
in the collection Of X. Pindell ESQ.
GREY EAGLE,
The property of A. L. SbotwelI g. Co. Of Ken6,
Engraved in mezzotinto by Halpn & Jordan, aft
painting by Troye.
RIPToN and CONFIDENCE.
Celebrated Trotters,) as in their match 4, h..,
Engraved by Dick, after n painting by Owinex. NO
the collection OF John Connah. Eco 3, Of London.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Wafer.

ME undersigned contractors for carrvin, a.. ~
Il hited States Mail from Little Rock to Fort Sm,,L
peg leave to inform the travelling public that thew
have provided themselves with new and 60 iiy ,iey
Troy Coaches. which, together with good ,nan'S
experienced and attentive drivers. will insure safe
ana speedy trip from Little Rock TO Van Bn,er amj
or. Sm!th. ihey have reduced the fare to ss from
ana from scotia to Little Rock So. Stage Office ai
Capt Rogers, in Fort Smith. and at the Coumbus uo'
tel in Van Buren, All baggage the risk of the
ADAMS & WILSON, Contractors.
July I, lS43-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Dissolution.
Toilet and Fancy Articles.

4 WITNESSING Hai- Oils, Pomatums, Cologne, Tooth
DBrushcs, Soaps Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Ra.
zors, Putis in boxes for ladies' Coarse and Fine Combs
CoIa cream, &c for sale by A. NJ. BUSH.
March 10, lSi4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

nR. X. STEVENSON having settled in Van Buren.
- will attend all calls in the various branches of his
profession, both in the town and country He NAV at
al times be found at his Office at the Drug Store of
Bell d Hanger, Water Street, Van Buren,
Jan. 81, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

On commencing the last volume Of the spirit go
I,mes'-on the 9TH of March Isi3-was ISSUED
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

I'm addition to the highly finished Engravings cnuml
rated above, is a superb Portrait of
MADLLE AUGUSTA,
The celebrated Danseuse, in the character of "a Syi
original picture by Chalon and Inman in the colIcc
tion of the Editor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Notice.
VNHE undersigned has received from the Clerk
n of the county, the Tax Book of lS44-is
now ready TO receive taxes, and the citizens of the
county are hereby notified, that he will call upon
them about the 10th of August, when he hopes
they will find it convenient to settle up.
( ~ ELI BELL, Sheriff
Angus, $40 Asd collector Of c. C.
eH lS44-l6-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
COL. VIM. R. JOHNSON.

~" 1'"PUe0H q lhe Iurf'"
Engraved by A. L. Dick. in line after an original pos
trait in oil by Henry lnman Esq, now ir the Publish.
er's possession at tEis office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

The "Spirit of the Times" is 90 weil k,own ,broosh
out the country Us the Chronicle Of u
lurf Field Sports etc, that il is not deemed necss
to go into any tsta of its peculiar
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

FOR one years subscription, FIVE DOLLARS. in al
vance For Advertising square Of ten printed
lines (or 100 words dollar for the first insertion.
NO Advertisements niH be inserted unless yaid for IN s
rance.
Extra copies Of the LARGE ENGRAvlNGs on
EEL may be obtained at the publication Office sss
aoiiar eaeh They will be sent 20 any section Of ths
Union, so cnveloped as To them from injury.
IL is desirable that such letters ard commrncations
as relate to the editorial department Blood Stock
DC addressed to WM. T. PoRrER all others j. Rich
ards The postage must be paid la all casea
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Hardware and Queensware

FOR SALE L0w!!
nNE Saw Mill Crank and Irons complete.
" March D. SCOTT, WHITE e. CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

g ADpLES. Brides, Collars, &C. Ac Ju.t r...;u.
II 2uns',s a.d sof 1sas az low BY austin & cLEGG.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25
no HU NJ BUG.

Look al This one minute |! No, l. bring yo''r bag
,.... 49,. IMPORTANT WANTS. Is .ssGys
IN @ You want sapertine Wheat Flour No.
~ /, manufactured from western wheat
fresh and new. Wholesale prices by the bar
rel! Do you want No. 2 Wheat Flour :? Do
YOU want No 3 Wheat Flour? Do you want
Graham Flour! Do you want Wheat Gri's..
No. /! Doyou want superfine Rye Flour |!
Do you want superfine Bnekwhcat Flour !
Do you want Corn Meal, No: Dn yen
want Wheat bran or shorts? Do you want
rye bran? Do you want Rye? bayou want
Corn? Do you want Buck Wheat
IT. YOU do please call at the MILL, at BAN
TAM FALLS, Theresyou fndc the suhscr'
her, aud with him YOU ea.n makea good bar
gain and have all your wants supplied, :,
All the farmers of this vicinity. and all
those tina, work hard to get their bread corn,
are invited to call at this mill Your work
will he done on short notice, with economy,
quantiiy. and quality. The mill IL 10 first
rate order with 4 run ofsones) and Kept 50
hy one that has been in this business for 10
ong years. H. 71.i Feb, ls4f-3w51Ft
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4ARTFsoRP pYE HOUSE.

AZ Id NTIIIIS NJ NtINe NStfIEIIs 'sN"I't'Is "II'I
IA Cotton Garments, dyed oil cnlors and
finished IN superior style; Silk'and Wooden
Shawls, Wells, Ribbons. &c &c. Gdnile-
mems Gstrmenisof every description color
I'd or cleansed (painf, tar ana grease spots
removeti)an pressed whele in the best man
ner. Table Spreads. Shawls of every de-
scriptioa cleans.1d and pr'sseti The SUBJ
Scrihers employing experienced workmrn,
no pains will be spared 10 give general sat
isfaction. tr.'o IT. 8! g. ]. PARKER i'v Hsl
- No. ls Mill street, Hartford, Con. -
February l644. ssho'i q aht@ 1OWSg
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25
Consumption & Liver Complaint.

DR TAYLOR Isaisam Of LiverwOrt from S75
- Buwery, New York, for the cure Of cnUghs
colds ra,arrhs asthma soreness Of the chest, pain in
the side and breast. raising OF h"ud liver complaint
bronchitis and all those affections Of the throat and
lungs which are a s"nree o. 50 much suffering rnd
unarresed so often terminate IN consumption: This
remedy is highly and justly distinguished, IL IL pure
lv vegetable mild and gentle in i,s effects Upnn the
svstem and can tie taken IN the most delicate cases
with safety well utility. PHYSICIANS, aware at
its medicinal properties and witnessing its effects even
in extreme and in some instances apps rehtiy almost
hopeless cases, often prescribe il in their pracce
dical Faculty generally has met with great appro-
baton. u.s., s.,....- : - ~
Consumption The following remarks were taken
from the las, number uf the Medical Magazine
"rhe surprising efferts produced by the genuine DIR.
Tavl,rs Balsam Of Liverw"rt made a. S75 B0wery,
in consumpfive cases came" fail executing deep and
thrilling interest thrnnghunt the World. we have 20
believed This disease icnnsampon) incurahe. tia, il
is ifScit 10 credit senses when we aee persons
evidently censumpiiSe restored 10 health, yet IT'S
'Cer,ifra,es from The hehesi and mos, respectable
sources persns who have either been greatly re:
lieved by H. or entirely recovered ir"'n affections Of
the Lu,ipaI and LAYER. could he furnished in album
dance hu, we nserl nnlv the following = .y,
Being c"ns,itu'innally. predisposed 70 consnnp-
ton IA number 81 nv family having died at THE dis
easel and ving suffered from irraion Of ihe lungs
accompanied with cough and raising matter and
blond her. with severe pain in side and hrrasiv
till was supposed to he hey"nd recovery, was in
ducea Nv advice nf Dr. Perkins as last resort, III ,ry
TSynra Balsam or Liverwort. I have taken Eve
hotties 10 nh j began improve with the first hot
lie and while taking .he third was far recovered
asto he able 10 ger about since which time by CON-
tlnped use "i i am quite resnred and able 20 attend
nv usual business To persnns suffering from
coughs and affections Of the Lungs do earnestly Ess
f'..'S'r6 a h4hiaSf s1easAs. C. SCOTT.
Elizabeth, civ N.Gs Dec. 10th 1919. .{gslsra ys4
Fnr con.nHn roids and coughs This il OF the We
nv hest remedies ever discovered.
N. B. There is spurious ind counterfeit AFtFefe
ams and la'ev inirainced nta This c"nniVv :there<
fire he esre(ut get the genuine. hc IL frm SS5
Bnwerv, N. Y, and observe that the neg steel Plaie
FIR sale in Iitchfeid. Nv r. N. WOopRUFY, 10
Woodbury.. nv Al RooF s. Co.. AReNss. 4 ttsa ems !
DEANKSIA Z neral assortment fog sale
I'd at this Office t3
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PRICES REDUCED, AND CAM PAYMENTS.
r. 3. MERRIMAN, ~
ID F. N T / s L 80.

Ed ESPECTFULLY invites your attention
II to his highly improved and unerring
method Of inserting
StoaktonS Mineral TncOrruptiblG Teeth,
from "a single tooth to a full set. combining
the powers Of mastication, durability, com
fort aud symmetry, without pain in the OPP
GRAFTON. .a5r...s..s. ...s.8 g=.
Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and
other metallic substances, so as entirely to
arrest decay. Chidren's teeth regulated.
The subscriber will remain constantly ut
his office. 9Th building north of the B INK,
Litchtie d, where those who desire his servi-
ccs, are requested to call and examine his
assortment OF Teeth for themselves. GJAll
work warranted.
Gold Plugs, Is cts. Pivot Teeth, $sl.75
Teeth clpaned, 50 I" Plate Teeth, 2 so
Full Sets ON either jaw, each. $50.
Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
I.ilchtieid, Feb. 1874. t ra 3Sif
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25
EAr. MOf:al'S Life Pills and
La kehacmiX ESilterS.

TNNIlE perfect, Sait u,errii4, aud snccessfHt
IL treatment vt p I'M, 81 PverV species nihfsfaSe nv
the use ni DIR MOFFArS LIFE MEDIC INES, is
NJ longer n u experiment, as u reference I" The "Ai'e
Renee of many Thousand pntipnIs will arsihciorv
prove. During The short space Of one month. nearly
,,le hundred cases have GENE to the knew ledge ~
Dr. Mnfia. ~ here The patient has :" all apI~arancrs
effected permanent NV the excu s,f and judi
rin,s use ut tho Life Medicines eight ar ten
Of these Ind been considered beyond all h"p" nv the
medical attends ms Such happ, n suits are SQUIRE
Of erear pleasure I" DIR, ,nnd inspire him with new
confidence recommend The Ut his medicines 10
his !pllnw-ririZens>
Thu LIFE MEDICINES are pnrelv VEGETA
ri, F, pr.ra ra, IN, z hey mild and pleasant ih
their opera ion. a1d nj the same time ih"r0lSh-ac'
inc rapidly upon the secrei''ns 1t the svs'eM..r"r
ryinu off all arrimup,,ls hnnnrs and assn'ila'ing
with and n,,ril,ing the od For this reason in ag.
gravaed cases of Dyspepsia the l.'ir Medicines III
1--WE relief in shorter space at ine than ahV 'hher
prescription. In Fever and. Agne. thfaminanTv
Rh+nma tisn. Fevrrs nf everv dPsrrfpnn, Sch
Headache, Hearthurn, Dizziness in the head, fn'ns
in the Chest. Fla'ulenry, Impaired Appetite, and ~
a diaurhered state If the stomach, The use nt these
medicines has aiwsvs proved 4" he hev"nd d"ubt
greatly superior y any other mode 81 treatment.
An that DR.. Wufat asks If his pa'ienrs IL 10 he
particular in taking them according 10 'he directions
II is not nv a ne wSpaprr nn,cr, bv any thing that
he NAV in their favor. That he homes !" gain cred
IL Il s alone nv the results nf fair Trial. Is the
reader an Invalid. and dnes he wish TO know
whether the Life Medicines viii suit his own case
If So let him all or send 10 the agent, and procnrc
COPY Of The Gn,d Samaritan, published gra,ul'"nslv.
Tie will there find enumerated verv mnnv extranrdi-
nary cases of cure; and perhaps some exactly similar
tn his own. q l-a .3.| 49,
Agent for I.trh6f'd County, at the store at
Re with Sou.h
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GeeSe Feathers.

VNNHE subscribers have made arrange
l. ments to kerpa constant supply OF first
rateartcIe of Geese FeadEAeTs-se,lec-
ted and packed with great care iy ourselves
in packages from 20 to 50'hs; and will fur.
nish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000
lbs. of a quantity they will warrant to beas
good as the best. at rs low prices as can be
purchased of equal quality in the state 81.
.,....s S. g. l.. IlURLBUT.
Winchester. 1914. 49,. IL ly3o
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Warren Institute. /.

rT1IlE Spring Term of IA weeks common
a ces on the slh day of April next. For
terms apply ,nJ.C. HOWARD. Principal:
Warren. March 1914. .5t. h@ -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25

The hest medicine known 10 man fnr inc pient
Consumption. Asthma oi every stage, Bleeding Of the
lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaints. and all di-
seases Of the pulmonary Organs,
cas-. NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A cpmpnun:i B.lsaunc preparation OF she r. anus
Vireiniann or : Wild Cherr, Bark combined with
The Ec'rdct of Tn-, prepared hy chemical pro-
rcss. approx ed and recommended nv the dis'iR
gnsl,ed physicians, ADD univer>allv acknowledged
he most vanah e medicine ever discovered,
NO QuAKERY!!! NO DECEPTION.
0T All published statements at cures pert 'rn,nd
nv ihs medicine are in euery respect, TRUE Re
carrfh and opu TIE genuine DR. WIsTARs BAL
SAM OF Wild CEERRy." spurious limitations are
abroad. AGEN rs
Samuel Buell.. L,chtieli; Vance & Weit"n,
New Milford a \. Grii'~v, Wher'"w.' r bert
Bull. Salisbury, D Could Sharon t:rswold HUN.
plrev, ~ Canaan Gins. Edwards. Kent. %
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity
Il of rendering his thanks 70, his friends.
and the pnbic,for their very liberal pat.
ronage during The present season, hav hay.
ing made every exertion 70 accommodate and
bring his, prices 10 correspond with tbs
times, being fully persuaded that small
profits and more extensive sales is the hest
policy. he is now confirmed in his. opinion
from the very extensiSes petrenage he has
received, and still continues to offer every
thing il. his ,liae IF business at the most re-
iuced prices ftusready pay: Every thing in
his line of business ON hind O. made 10 or
der with The utnssste endeayar to satisfy in
Stocks Workmanship dsd pFices 'Ss1s@s--a..-s
. s.GJAll persons having notes or. accounts
now due remembering the Isl OF January
is paSt,) will confer special favor BY SET
llinglhe, same without deiay,,a vi, beanl.s u
.Afew second hand Stoves TO exchange
for, Wood, "a .a6 ,s...l.,. MosEs MoRsE. i
Li,chGeld, ~ Jan, 17th 1874. a .sfansy.aI O
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25
FOR SALE.

III rNHE valua Bile Farm belonging
E to the estate of Joseph Farm
E.s,R ana deceased, siiuStcd l ana a 10
rktgAssS miles East of the Meeting hoase
in South Farms. containing about one nun
dred acres. suitably divided into Meadow,
p,owinp. Pasture and Woodland is we'll
wntered bv springs and a never failing
stream running directly through it. There
is on said farm a large two story Dwelling
House, nearly new Woodhouse, Wagon
house, Granary. ore large Barn, new,
one small Barn, and three Cow with
one half. of a Crate Cider Mill. n. g,v Z
There is variety OF good fruit trees on
said farm, such as apples, pears, cherries
and grapes. The farm is 70 nigh ,state OF
cultivation; the buildings and fences are in
good repair. For further Par!lculars, en-
ouire Of The subscribers, living near tn
nremises. -. ~. DANIEL IL. FARNAM..
Am AZ LEMAN ii. FARNAM,e
Lichfield, South Farms. Feb. 9th leA4
TOGO O1. three Farms for Sale.
a CONTAINING about 26O 1ss.
Is. ~ acres lying contiguous
l.seesskae 10 each other, shuhted ~ -
1880 in the northern part of -,
Wondhtiry on and near the stage road from
New Haven to Litchtield.i These Farms are.
can generally be turned into blowing, NOV
ing and pas,urage, with orchafdihg)
wntererl and weIi.timbered - and the build
ings are in good repair, which are Dwell
ling Houses, a Barns, Wood House, Carriage
House, SC Also. 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 part Of Connecticut. ..5. ~.
For farther particulars, enquire of the
proprietor, [tf46] GILMORE JUDSON. .
ETENRY A. HULL has removed his
IL TAILORING EsrABLIsHM EMIT to Lords
Building, front chamber, directly over Gar
rift & Baldwin's Bookstore, where he will
be happv to wait upon all who may see fiji
10 favor him with their custom. lie has
received the latest fashions from ew-York,
and will endeavor to give entire satisfac-
ton to his patrons. ~ @
Litchfeld, May "a, 1s43. '3E.3 f'3
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS y.
~ PHELPS. has on hnud IL choice col
Il lection ofViolins from $3.50 to $25
One of The last Breton VioIns remalning IN
sold in the country is among them-the
death of Breton aud the llmi!ed supply rem
dcrs his instruments more and more valua-
ble.-Also.. >t. -, ,,rr,s, =
with and without Ipory Tops, full silver trim,
mings and silver bound, their strength and
quality Of tone will .recomm. nd them sum,
cien,ly. F.ne Bpxwood Flfrs for o. Z
cents Violincello and Violin BOWS ana
Strings, Bridges, Tail boarls. Rns'n' &c. ": !:
Itneed only he said in recommendation Of
the above articles that. they are from the
mandatory Of slsga
ANY Information that may, be desired.
touching articles in this line furnished AT any
ime, and any kind of Instruments furnished
promptly to order at the manutac,urers'very
lowest prices. .. 40.
One door West of the Congregational
Church o. 70
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I.ite.hReld, May II, 1913.
SARSAPARlLLA.

SAlNLSS ~ 0[NlNSENs - =" - ~ ~.
FoR rHE REMovA! ,,s AMP g.! FEa NA sISf!
FROM AN lNruRE STATE OF THE
BLOOD or tiABlr GF 'rHE sYS- 1t1
ScroG.ls or Kings Esi, RhfnmnIiSm Obstinate Cnfq,
nfoas E.awtiA<. P,mldes, Or P4Sf"lcs on ne FaFf,
Btotshes Bites, tAra,',c Sore Eyes, Ring Worn or
I,4irr, SraH Hrad, Ehtargeme3t and pin 81 Me
Ro.ss and TiajS, $tntbor" Uice $, Sqph,Lic SNmp,
foms Sti,,tjca, ar Lumbped, and Diseases griSing
frnr, ~ iiaiicioas II Mercury, A$ches. or Drop
su Er95sure ImEradshce az Lfe.f Also Chr0hM
C,sstYati1,aal Disorders. ,ss q h'AS
4 krnvn ~ the history Of Medicine. differing en-
,;rsl IL it, rhntnc,er and operations from lie vari.
o,s nrep,r,Ii,as af Sarsapnr,iIa which have been
diff rpa pinns offered ~ Nhe pu Me. l. nets specih-
callv m the whole svsieu thrrehv bringing ltun-
Az IL A,rn ;, anl in ne ate inf Icnre. Although
ossassed of nvprfu aadco i,ra iycaarrs vet is en-,
r,;r.lv HARM as so TINA II eanhn hiure the most drl
;cate cnns,int,,n When IN plreet health. 10 etlac.
frs pr uueed by rs use SesI y" inrchsr ht lpnee;
;r,ns along The pa'h IT ire hen its my4terit
ans influence i ah aud seen; II ea'iin Tea nav life
anil vicsr and hrnasheath and strength hack to he
suffering aud disease. 49 Z h} $50 fat ;9 LfFatG
Letter from Dr. Whirii~e
AR SanAs a. ca Gea'lemen-l have used vanr
EyrR sT OF SAHsAPAR,ts since its naturalization mo
this cav Il gives peasnre sia'e have found
il 10 answer nv mf,st sapanine expef'n''pns ne
lieve ii IL he the hea nr"pnraen of hat valuable ar
ticle nov in uen. with much resner'. YOURS,
IOHN WHiTRTDGE VI. D. AS Gav-sreet;,,
For fur her particulars and pronfnf its Superior ch-
cacv see phamphles which may he obtained of agents
gratis. 1870
Prenarea and sod nv A. r. Sands g. Co.. Druggists
and Chemisis Grane hu;dinas. 273 Broadway. enr
ner of Chambers street. New York AMI for sale hy
Drnea's's .hrcng,ou, the u S. Price 81 per battle
six hnles for S.
Sid alsn nv R. NJ woonRurr. I.i,chield: Har
riactan. Calhoun &. Co. Plvmnuth; I, A. Weed,
Narwak agents for the proprietor hyspecial appoint
menu Re oh + e.s4 u. skf4
~ The nnbic are respectfully requested to re.
member TIM. il is Sands's SarsapArla that has and
IL eanstanilv achieving such renatkahe cures Of the
nnoss diicllt class of Diseases which the hnman
rame Il subject. and ask Cor Sapds's Sarsaparilla
and take M other. i,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25
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