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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
DP. MOfFAt's Life Pitts and As PhemiX ERitterS.

ETNHE perfectly safe, unerring, and successful
 II treatment of almost every species ofdesease by the use of Dr. MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES, is no longer an experiment. reference to the expe prove. Dusing the short space of one mon,h nearly o8e hundred cases have come e tue knowledge of Dr. Moat, where the patient hos, @ aai appearance, effected permanent cure by the exclH sive and udi ciOus use of the Lite Medicines some eight or ten of these had been considered beyond a hopc by the of great peasars 70 Dr. M and inspire him with new c9nhdence Q recommend the use of his medicines to ' TSs @ LIFE MEDICINES are purely vEGErA BLE preparation. They are mild and pleasant ia their ope!ations and 1.-the same time thoIough-acl rying off all acrimonious hnmors end assmiiating with and purifying the blood. For this reason in az gravated eases of Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will give veleC in shosteE space of time than any other pFescripei0n. la Fesef.and.Ague. Innammatory Rhe9matism, Eevets oe every description. Sick in tho Cheat, Fatulency, Impaired Appetite. and iu svery disease arising from nparity of she bioodo
 deoEdesed state of the stomach, the use of these medicines has alWsys proved to be 6eyOad doubt greatly superior @ gay other mode of weataseRs.
 AM thst Ds. MoHat asks of Ais patients is to be
 ls not by newspaper netice, or by aay thing that he may say ia their fasoF thathe hopes to gain cred is ts aiele by the reeults of fair trial. Is the TeadeT an invalid, aNd does he wish tO know whether the Lite Medicines will suit his own case fsos let him easog send 10 the ageni, and prOcnFe eopy ca the Good Samaritan. published graiuitOHsly. H. will theTe find enumerated very many extraordi. nary eases ofcure and perhaps some exactly similar
 For sale wholesale and retail by Dr. Mofist.s Agent for Lschield County, at the store of BoekwiIh, South sigeet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrange rate article of Geese EeatkcFs-selec. ted and packed with great care by ollrselves in packages from % to 5Olbs.; aud will fur nish at all times any 4uaNtity from % to lOOO lbs. of quantity they wila warrant to be as good as the best. at as tow prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the state.
 s. G L. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, l6l4. lyS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
REMOVED.

H@ 0V1O V HDO
 n slNI1E Subscriber has taken,
 A for the present, the rooms @tl recently occupied by A. P. P S Camp, Nos. &I 2 in Lords Building. up staiss. where he would be happy to wait on his friends and the public general. ly to all calls in the
 Boot MAs6 Shoe L6aee. Spring Fashions, and the finest stocks to be found in the city of New York. "Nnf sed. /" Call and see, and you wiN get paid for com- ng up stairs.
 FOR SALE. Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco Linings and Bindings, fitting and other thread, aRd shoe findings generally. N. B. Wanted immediately, one fine boot man, and one on women's work. e. l.. o. MEAFOY. Litch6cld, May l, 1642. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

CIX months from this date are limited - and allowed by the Court of Probate for the district of Watertown for the credi. tors of the estate of Anna Bradley. late of said Watertown, deceased. to exhibit their claims against said estate to the subscriber for allowance and adjustment. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment Co
 HARRTor F. BRADLEY, Execulrix.
 WaIertOknI August iv l644. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
sANDs's sARsAPARILLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
 CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
 FH3n B2oob AN oR dMRgRE Rasr sTAE oF TEe eE Y TaE Scrofula, or Kings Evl RAeamat;sm O6stinase Csta-
 Rs ?, 2" s
 7stter, ScaId Head Enlargement mad paiw of ihe
 Bones and Joints. Siabborn Ulcers, Sypkiltic Symp iron. an inad;cious use o srcsry Asc;sas. .es Droe < sy. Exposure or Imrradeaee ia Lys Also ChrOaie
 ConsiitufionHl Disorders.
 VHytlIS preparation is combination heretofore un. II known in the history. of Medicine. differing en. tirely in it's character and operations from the vari. ons preparations Of Sarsaparilla which have been !, different times offered to ,he public; ac!s spsc,i. der it's direct and immediate influence. Although possessed of powerful andconsroing effects. yet e, s.% 60 S mo but when isease is seated the frame and HIryine ous influence is felt and seen it enkindles new life and vgor and brings health and strength back to ,he suffering and disease
 Baltmors, FsS. {, lS43.
 A.'B. Sands & Co.,. Gentemen-l have used your EXTRACT or SARsAPARiLLA since its introduction into this city. It gives pleasure to state have found eve to be the best preparation of that valuable 'oe eiSHN Hs % SWarRbE SS Wb Hsee Isipses SSS's
 For further particulars and proof of its superior e. cacy see phamphets which may be obtained of agcass grats. t..s s.sfa.,4.~ .. s,,s.uq.,. = M <. and Chemis,s Granite baildings 3s3 Broadway, cor. ner of fChamberss.reet, New York. And for sale by Druggists throughout the U. s. Price q per bottle, Sold also by R. M. WOODRUFF. Litchield; liar. ringion, Calhoun 6 Co, Plymouth; J. A. Weed. Norwak agents the proprietor byspecial appoint ment. .N& &St
 se 01r The public are respectfully requeeted Q re. s constantly achieving sash remarkable cures cfae most difficult class of dseeses to which tho human game is subject, and ask for Sanda's SaEsapaElla ] and fake no other. ,4s t 5s M4,S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE - FROM
 EitChfield to NeW.YOrk!
 VIA BRIDGEPORT.

THE RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES A will leave George Bolles' Hotei. Eitch. field. till further notice, every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. at half past 5 O. clock ia the morning. passing through South Farms. Bethlem, Woodbury and Southbury to NewtOwn, where Passengers will take the railroad for Bridgeport. and there the steam boat for New York.
 Returning. leave New-York every Tues- day. Thursday and Saturday. at 6 o'clock A. N. arriving at Litchfieid at about P. M, DANIEL BACON.
 GEO. BoLLEs. Agent, Lilchfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
 The best medicine kmowR tO man for incipent Consumption Asthma ef every stage, Bleeding ot the aungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaints, and all di. ceases of the pulmonary Organs,
 NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION. <. A compound Basamic preparation of :he P. anas VirginiaaG or . Wild Cherry Bark" eoMbined with cess, approved and recommended hy ihe mos. distn. guished physicians, and universally acknowledged he most valuable medicine ever discovered. NO QUAKERY!!! NO DECEPTION. 01r All published statements ot cures performed by this medicine are in epefy respect, TRUE. Be careful and get the genuine !" DR. WssrAR BAL SAM OF WILD CHERRY." as spurious limitations are abroad. AGENTS. m
 New Milford A. A, Gr,dey, Watertown; Robert Bull, Salisbury D. Gould, sharon Griswold Hum. phrey, N Canaan Chas. Edwards. Kent. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

and constant attention to this important branch of business. hopes to give general sa- tisfaction. and receive share of public pa. tronage. Also, on hand. as usual, Watches, Jewelry. Silver Ware, Musical Instruments, Violin Strings, Tuning Forks, Shell Combs, Watch Oil, 6zc., which will be sold low to meet the times. B. MERRIMAN.
 Litchfield, 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS. R. B. MERRIMAN,
 ID K N TT 6

ID RESPECTFULLY invites your attention ll to his highly improved and unerriug method of inserting
 StOckton's Mineral IncOrruptible Teeth, from a single tooth to full set combining the powers of mastication, durability, com fort and symmetry, without pain in the op- eratiOn. .t..-... ,..,
 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, 5th building north of the Bank, Litchfield, where those who desire his servi- ces, are requested to call and examine his assortment of Teeth for themselves. UAll work warranted. Gold Plugs, 75 cts. Pivot Teeth, $l 75 Teeth cleaned, 50 {" Plate Teeth, 2 50
 Full Sets on either jaw, each, $50.
 Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
 Litchfeld, Feb. l644. 36tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

A BARGAIN.-For sale by F. PHELPS, a
 EA KENT BUGLE in perfect order, with,
 out a blemish, for the very low price of ten
 dODlaEs.-July 1894. n' gSyg ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
Drugs and Medicines,
 AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. OjIs, PN6ssts, Wines, SC. 1T. G R CK WITH

0FFERS for sale 8 complete O assortmento ofthe above arti. clcs, in quantities to suit the Pur- chaser. on as good terms as they
 can be bought within the state, for
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

DIAPER HANGINGS constantly on hand and for Il sale in large or small quantities by
 July 24th. F. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

RLANKs-A general assOrment for sale O at this once.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15
R, N1ERRTMAN, Clock # Wtyteh .WNke9",

THANKFUL for past
 N favors, would inform his friends and the public generally. that he still continues the business of Watch repairing. and that
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-08-15

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, 1844-07-06

IT
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mum ""''
az P.o"''' ""'il S"PPo-'' i" ."e
~ ''"s ""'.''
",'' "'''''.D" 'o"' INT
canvass lie Has ''e" sa'isHeu mat uH-
'e' P''S'"' circumstances, Ills prospect
u suo''S' 10 y 10 means ""''efi'g' anu
'','. L "'DIa De a u>''''s 'o'S"N'r"0"
D.. Ia" "''' u 'is'' INC 0,"eF'hl portions
u "'' county III ""'''" 10 MIS- lie
i'.'u' .'''' nc i required 10 SURRENDER
"'o r't'"'' Ju"s'"'"'' al" TO give up MS
P'''''SeS" "''i'"''' ~ No'eS
, 1844-07-06
The Queen of England.

A London correspondent OF Il n.
York paper, thus describes this lady:
Tho Queen was mod"stiy attIred
in plain black, with no ornaments
whatever. Indeed. surrounded as
she was by ladies' dressed in the high
est style OF magniicence, their dress
es sparkling with diamonds, a stran-
ger would have selected her as the
last person in the circle who could
have been the Queen OF England.
She is of small stature, and not OF the
most beautiful form or countenanee.
Her appearance is extremely modest
and unassuming. Her face is the
Uicture of amiability, and her eyes,
soft and full, seem to be the index OF
4 GOOD heart. She is withal very So
ciable and amiabIe in her manners,
and n feels Immediately at ease IN
her presence, and cannot realise that
he IS converSing with the greatest
notentate in the world. ! need not
say that | was delighted at this total
absence Of formality, and could not
, 1844-07-06
An OverSeer's Situation
WANTED.

yfNHEs subscriber, recently from Vir-
L gIala, Is DESTROYS 10 obtain q Sill
uation aS an Oreryeer. lie has in
lis possession certificates OF recon-
mendatIon FROM the following gentle
men. with whom he has been success
sively engaged in Virginia, TO which
hc refers as an evidence OF his quail.
iIcationS:-
Tho'sJ. Randolph, AIbeIe. Co. Va.
lhOS Pemberton, "
VIM. a. Rogers, "
Step'n +. Tompson, d"
James L. Watson, " "
And others.
Address the subscriber at Prairie.
vile. Pike county, Mo.
JAMES BARNLEY.
July 4,h. 1874. lw35.
, 1844-07-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TVIIE undersigned executor OF
L. the estate of Solomon Fisher,
deceased. late of Pike County Mo-,
hereby gives notice to all creditors
and others interested in said estate.
that he intends TO make a final set
tlement OF said estate, at the mex,
Aug. term Of the County Court of
said County.
JOHN. X. FISHER, Ex'r.
June 29.h, 1874. 4w31.
, 1844-07-06

High Tariffs male Cheap GoodS.-
SO say the Wings. What folly II was
IN our iorefathers Of the revolution 10
imagine that a duty upon tea was a
tax. One of the principal reasons
why they went to wal with the no.
lher country, was because they were
taxed without their consent, by the
imposition Of duties on ;mFertatlons.
What a pity some of the modern wing
'oe'clans were not then living, TO
each them tina. a duty vas not a tax,
Jul a touaty upon their industry and
, 1844-07-06
VIM. VALLEY.
WasIiiugtORiaus.

There will be an annual meeting of the
Bowling-Green Washingtonian Temper
ancc society, at the Academy, on Sunday
the 7h of July. \ full attendance is
requested as the annual election Of Off
GERS is to take place on that occasion.
J. o. BROADHEAD, Sec'y.
, 1844-07-06
DBL ED.

In Calumet township, on the Both day
of June, Mr.. CLEANLINESS SMITH,
jr., a respectable young man, formerly
OF Vrglnla-leaving a young wife and
child to weep for him.
In Ashley, on Sunday night last, an
infant daughter of NJ. NJ. McLanc, aged
about i6 months.
, 1844-07-06

L"cy@fs.--The fourteen year To-
Gusts have made their appearance
Ia Iowa in -rcatnumber<. They are
the frsto the kinI that have been
seen in Iowa since is settlement
The fruit is supposed Ia be in .onr
danger from their attacks q. s.
Democrat.
, 1844-07-06

torbear contrasting her kind and So
cable manners with some of the n.
YORK arIstocracy with which | have
sometimes come in contact. 1t is 4
IamentabIe fact that a slnel! portion
"t the elite $50 called Of America, in
Their attempts TO ape he English arts.
tocracy, entirely oyerdo the business,
and instead of proving themselves
worthy 10 be called The best socie-
~ they show t!al they are OILY
poor mit1iorS-Purse-proud, haugh-
~, and SelEconccited. By their ac-
tons they engender the Le~tes,atIon
OF the sensible portion Of the com
mGhlty, Instead OF commanding their
respect and esteem, as they could by
a more aiahle and proper course Of
conduct. lneed scarcely say that |
do not aliGdc to the great body Of oar
mGst wealthy citizens, but 10 4 GER
tam ic1r ignorant and vulgar persons,
who ny some sudden freak OF fortune
have am2ssed great wealth, ty the III
tiu@nCe OF which they crawlinto good
society, and take tie FIRST opportuni-
y Of proving the truth OF the adace,
put Il begger on horseback &C."
, 1844-07-06
OF EISSOU"T ,
STATE OF MISSOURI e.e
County of Pike. "

h the County Court, Jrac 4, 1914.
I appearing to TIE Court thai. the
I ordero Of publication made n, the
last term OF this CoU't in the matter
Vt the Estate Of Rober.. Muir. decd.
has not been compiled with, it is or
dcred that re same be renewed, and
That all persons be notified that a Pc
tItop has been fled Tor the sale Of
the real estate of the said deceased,
and that unless the contrary be shown
on or beioIe the first dav of the next
term OF this Cont. an order will be
made for the sale OF the real estate
of said deceased, or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to pay the debts
OF SAID decea: cd. and further ordered
that notice be given by publication
OF this order in some newspaper in
this State for six weeks.
\ true copy from the Record.
Tcste \. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
PcrS. W, BycNNEu, u. C,
, 1844-07-06
WOOE. CSKRDHNG.
AT ASHLEY,
ST REDUCED PRICES.

N view of the scarcity of money, the
Z SUBSCRIBER has determined TO DO busi-
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. He will card white wool at
6 IA cents per pound, and 8 cents for
mixed wool. Trade will be taken as
usual. He will attend personally TO the
business and he pledges himself that all
wool entrusted to him, shall be mixed SO
as to give abstraction.
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley March 3d., 1874. 3m2l.
, 1844-07-06
of the ACADIA Steamer.
enicnce Of Wr. O.COancN.

NP 4'VS'Oi IL! SiAttci III =.
Sentence had been passed upon Nj.
OConnell and the other traversers.
particulars of which will be found
below.
The subject Of the annexation of.
Texas continues 10 be a prolific theme
Ct discussion in the EpgIish papers.
Some Of them have wasted Il good
deal Of INDIGNATION upon it.
Leland--StaG ProSacuii0ns.--
Trinity term opened on Wednesday,.
the 92d ult., but sentence was not
pronounced until Friday. whca there
was a fall attendance.
Mr.. O'Conaell. accompanied hv
Mr.. Smith O'Bricn. II. p, and bv
Mr.. Steele. entered tie traversc,'s
bar at halt past zen; and d scene en-
sued which we believe is altogether
unprecedented in L court Of Justice.
Al the btriiS;ers OF the outer bar.
with the exception of comparatively
few, rose and greeted Mr.. O'ConnclI
with loud and repeated rounds Of
cheers. accompanied WIN c'arp'nE
Of hands. This demonstration Of &C
cIamation continued for a few min
ute$.
The court refused the notion. IN
der tue CONVICTION 'A|f' as the u"
stood, they had No power to grant il.
At four O'Clock. a.uit hrrat|lCSS anX-
iety' M. Jus;l,e hIr;"n, IN al ad-
dress dI[in% when ne shed tears
PaSsedE EN- ENNhoN LIE IRA
NEi.SEn3!
bANinLo NoNNEi'i.. i"oeiH-
rri'onei ioFt"SIye c~7i,snier months;
to pay a me ol L-,OO3. and to enter
mic SecHIl.ieS Z" keep Inc peace i"f
seven years; Linse'i IN 1000, and
TWO SurelieS "l ~E.2J0 e'rh.
JON Enia!., Oh
'TREI'L.N hhLh,It' bA!iNE !.
GO. btFfl. an" !. N. Ray: 10
be imprisoned tyr nine ~ca!IcnceT
months; to pay a h4H Of L2V' and t.
enter into securities 10 he' t"e peace
Tor seven years; themselves resrec-
lively IN Il,o00 ara two Snrcti's cl
1900 each.
SeHtencr having zen passed
Mr. OC"n"e iGn;ea'2'e.T rose,
and sad that he wished to remind the
court, that he mad made a solemn al
tdav''' declaring thai he h'i never
entered INTO 4 conspiracy WIN Tue
other ,rayer>TrS' or committed t"e
crime WIN "hsch he was c~h'r1ed.-
lie Lad M" rnE '' S.N Il ""I MS
Fa!nil. coHEic'!.a L!aiJu>t;oe "ad mol
been done.
Sudd'naha v@caef"n> cheer rom
marry all IA is OF tfe court i'''o"-
ea inns result; ara &t'n"U-h +, was
, 1844-07-06
August Election.

We are authorized TO announce NJ.
NJ. McLANE, as a candidate for the
office of Justice Of the Peace, for Cui-
vre Township, at the next August Flee
ton, located at Ashley.
June 29th, 1914.
, 1844-07-06
Dry GooLs, Grocc,1cS, Qu>cas
Ware. Hnd W"rr, Tin
Iinrc. Ho0E.. NhncN.

and Livery o'nrr a,uclc suitable for ii Com
Try Si25s: which having been bought for
Ctsh o0ly viii therefore be disposed Of 81 u
,ma,l rdslp,r, aud we would not hesitate
in %say:a, that we will ,c!I Goods as cheap
for CASH or PRODUCE. as ttcy can b. Oh
tanned a; Gpy point on the Tir,r above II.
L0ui..
No pains shall be spared, and we vii!
hold out ercry iHdurement, to prevent tsr
trhde from gong to the river. We viii pay
the same y,iccs a,are paid at the over eth
cr in GOODS or CASH FOX all good Produce
delivered al tho liver, if not delivered there
we expect TO discount the hauling only
With these advantages ~ hope to merit =
due share Of public patronage.
BLOCK son.
". y The Public need not take cur
word for the above statements, but we wish
them to call aud be convinced Of the fact.
we are at all times ready to show our Good,
and n we stated before, we will yOsiiirelg
sell them HS low n. they can be bought at
any PAINT on the Tircr above =. Louis.
We have also made arrangements to hip
Hemp, 1o50ceo, 6hsaf, &c, to any of the
southern, Eastern. or Foreign Markets by
delivering the Produce at the river, for the
performance of which We are ready to give
airy security required. We will also make
literal GG,Gnces either in Cash ar HrrhGa
disc, upon ANY articles entrusted to our care
for Shipment. We hope our reasonable
charges for Commission &C.. will induce
Farmers TO give us IA call before going TO
the river. BLOCK & SON.
April 2Oth, lSff. 2m2i.
, 1844-07-06

capital; that it would cheaper in.
Stead OF increase the price Of articles
imported. All the precious blood
spit H. the revolution might have
been spared if our fathers lad only
been as WISE as the wing politicians
OF the present day.
Horrible Piracy, Nuhny and Nur-
der, on the High Seas.-The Halifax
papers contain accounts of a horrible
piracy on board the ship Saladin,
which vessel was cast away lately
near that port. Two prisoners have
made the following cunfession:
The Saladm sailed from Valparaiso
about tie 8lh February. with Il com
p!cmeGt o. twelve persons, including
officers. \ Capt. Fielding, whose
vc&sr! had been seized Tor smuggling,
and his son, aged 10, were taken on
board Is passengers. This nan IN
stiSa;ci all tie mischief. His plan,
~" "r"''~'' WIS . All 'ie
r1F.'i' '',,' '~'i''e's' sJ'~e ne snip
renee, there divide tho plunGer, ard
ihen separate. UnhappAy, he pre-
vailed.
~" n.y h's"t Oh 'ae l"t' OF April
49,, So! wa, 0o''''''G'iceN d!
"''T M t'' I'i''' m,"Ie' WHO was "'''
"e.,' oNet ,o"'d' Ink captain was
'eN' s"'.o>" 'U' o. "'e c''i''' "heh
o,'1oN Oh '"c n1'u wan "
n-'~''' ,.e ''"" or! summed MN;
,So ' ro. "i'J" "e "S5l,:."ll' Ths"
"'o '.s' ,s'~-9 n'''' ""u lIn'S''e1 mn,
'r'''' 80 ,'o'o' me "'"'"'t
~ "'' ,'1.'"" mae G"'P'n'''' al"
= '~'"'S" t''t '"'c''''!
"tS l,r'T"'' ,..,
'o'r'liH ) "-'''>" It>'oH WIS
'~co'''i's''1 '"e a''""'I'''cs con
,C','"e Ia '"eE NeIenA Gai-ct rom
MS "e"c'G'!, >c'"'o l''Hl' lie" HIS
g, I'''i ms ~''@0"'T'' ana 'ltV"
""'' "'''t '!1" "'e "'eI'' ana u'eh
"ea.eH his Seh III NE S'i"e manner.
Iy3;r;.,gFG 7. .,,,y 52;,r-Tia., ro.
.lore,s If ,uh,Ic orini.p. d,riur tie
last few rl.gs, in FAVOR Of re9d- r:n
'l.c directions a. aa.As .er>onfa;', r..
.raa.i;i. ta the u.frh.ller. h. -.
tItuo:h reached tie YIN, Scgrra ~.
tn. Unit,d S.,,,s.-whr hIi r. r..
charter tie istrIct Banks, which VA.
passej ny that body today, contains
a. rroyi,i,n on that .aI-rcf vhi.h va.
, 1844-07-06

A f'' o,pa. a,1 ,'r"
~ .o''a Of \. Len Lem.
dun. N i;i.ls county. Mo-. on the 18Th
a black horse with 4 blaze lace.
three white feet. Srmc Sable mark.
and a spot IN the near eve. Il sore On
the ri4t' thigh. >hod before. fourteen
and L half hands high. very heavy
and 'en-thy made. and very tat. walks
and uo's. supposed to be II years
old. Also, stolen un the sane inst.
from the farm Of Drurv Fades. living
zen miles southwest OF New London.
II Rolls county, No. another hlacl
horse viz" q small star in LIS forehead.
10 "tIer while IS iero:Iected. shod
D: fore. SIX Years o'i this spring. fl
teen bends Ia,h. We. The Under
a-EcL, val -lSc fly dollars for the
arp:ehcnsion of the 'hic!. and = Iihe-
raj reward Tor tie horses. any person
experimenting the diet ar !orsr~, will
~iIaa>. write Immediately 10 Us at
New Lon T, AND 'c;u, Know where
"auay get them.
PETER SMELSER.
NRURY Fades.
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized TO say that 4. F..
TRAINER, is a candidate for Justice of
the Peace of Cuivre Township, at the
next August election.
Bowling Green, June 21st, 1914.
, 1844-07-06

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nrnn''"a "e,'~' ''', mary
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alexander n''>' deceased
G ni1Iard TInl|'n' -,leEai'oer
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ileirS oil JoSA"a "ellS' zee a.
FFNHlS day, tie plaintiffs, by il. ii.
Buckner their Attorney, file their
petition for a partition, and division Of
the following real Estate VIZ: two hun
dred and Zine acres, bounded as follows:
Beginning at 4 double Lynn, standing in
the North West line Of survey, thence
). 81 dcgr. E. go poles, 10 a Lynn and
Hickory, thence n. J3 deg r., E. 100
poles, 20 = small Ash and Elm. thence
NIB degr.. W. $50 poles, to a stake
on The \. side of a branch, thence up
said branch ;. 90 deg'r., w. 90 poles, TO
a stake, on the south Of said branch,
thence \. % degr, W. ~ poles, 10 a
stake in the y. W. line OF said survey,
thence 5. 90 deg'r, ". So poles to the
beginning, being part Of q large tract OF
100 EaIpens P4 T Gy 'a io,e "eLls;
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yyoT g. - ~ en- ''eI' ~ Ia
anri 1c3o ,n ,1 rnL;ah Jss r~ f.om
Jn,hr, WI G. a. $50 Will ~
n.T. hsl',' o. |" ; o;'iG" "eliI;n,
on ,To rratnrI - 4Tn I5.sl;rn;,n; ~ I
onrnt, oF piIo " .Gnoc1I Isl r
inc Gron, ia - anL A. "Ea.+;+
,hora,a an"ardL 49, A. - 80
''' '-"' U'o %o0'O N
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized to announce 8. w.
as a candidate for the office Of
of Pike County. at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-07-06

We are Authorized 10 announce r. d.
BREwINGToN, as a candidate to repre-
sent this county in the lower branch OIL
the next General Assembly ofthis State.
, 1844-07-06

Mr.. Adams-Please publish my name
rs a candidate for the office of Sheriff
Of Pike County, at the next August cleo
ton, and obligc yours, Sc,
W. G.. HAWKINS.
Feb. End. 1871