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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Rail Road Line TO Boston.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Forihe Newport, Taunton, FaH- Rirer, ana
.NelD Bedford
MAIL STAGE.

A STAGE will continue 10 leave Newpor
"A daily, Sundays excepted, at g. o'clock
a. NJ. and arrive IN Fallrver at IL NJ; leave
Falrivcr at O'Clock and arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock. Tie cars leave Taunton at
a p. m. and arrive in Boston at 6 o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar.
rive in Taunton, at o o'clock.-h stage will
leave Taunton at % o'clock and arrive in
Fulriver AT l2N,; leave Fallrlver at | r. NJ
and arrives in Newport, at o'clock.
This stage ntcrsccts at Falriver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives IN New
Bedford at 2! o'clock p. m.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun.
days excepted, al o O'Clock a. NJ. arrive in
Falriver at II, leave Fallrver at o'clock
and arrives in Newport at 4.
| Extra coaches furnished at al times Oh
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport to roll'lvc'' s!s
" A." " New Bedford, SIZE
" A" " Boston, $2,75
WAY fare in proportion.
Stage Book Ii; Mcssrs Il Townsend's and
at IIassard's Hotels.
RE. KINSLEY e. Go. Proprietors.
Newport, Sept, ID, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
NOTICE.

yayI!E Co-parnerShip heretofore existing
IL under the ErIn Of CH,NrrELiN 81 Mo
RtY is this dag dissolved by mutual consent
1 S. G. CHAMBERLlN.
PHILEMON MOREY.
Newport, Sept. 5, 1874.
The subscriber would respectfully give no
iicc to his friends and customers generally,
that he still continues the Dry Goods bust
ness at the old stand of Chamberlin & Morcy,
|. u2i Thames street where he intends keep.
Jog general supply OF dry goods as the
market demands.
p. MOREY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
FRESH GROCERIES.
y'.'',,' '.'' ''''",' ','. - ns. '', s'',' ~'''

larr" assormcn, Of PRIME F.llifL Y
"a GROCERIES anil OFlSIO. .l,S,
lnong which are,
1000 los of prime Dairy Batter;
5000 ins of Premium Cheese;
30 hbls Of Good and Extra Flour;
~ boxes liyson, Y. II. & Souchorg Teas.
'l superior quality and flavor;
20 bbls and hail bbls oi Extra Bnckwhea' f;
10 boxes Of SUpefior Havana Sugar;
20 bags OF Java. LaguIra & Cuba Coffee
~ b6ls New Hickory Nuts;
10 do New Moss Beef;
, do prime Leaf Lard
10 d. rrcadneli'- Crackers aud brend
10 boxes ol Myers and lGreuers I'abncc";
Z fancy boxes ofcnJer!or Aromatic do;
90 small bladd".3.cf Scotch Snuff
Boxes Of rai>ins, cllron, sweet oil, spices,
pepper. chocolate. preserved ginger. SOM.
starch, p!pea, &c. a., all of which viii be
sold - low a. can be bought ia town
GEORGE L. KNOWLES.
Newport, Nov 81, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
RICH AND POOR

reasoned with friend one day.
Aud he was rich aud vain,
Tie rode IN II iordly charios
And he wore n golden cham
lold him that the poor were ground
To- earth, aud sore oppres,,
Aud that 'h,y looked on the church ,a,d
A. their only place OF rest,
1ier, wcr, proud .coru!ngs IN eye,
When named the weary slave,
Eul hi, sltuces rolled uGGuiclly
When talked about the grave
sad be-, II the ofIhi- complain,
Mc,hinhs the poor do faen."
Come forth" quota !, "lll show thee WI,
The poor DO 30 compinin."
We mc, a poor Child in the street,
The day Was wet aud cold,l
She roamed along with bleeding leot--
She might he zen years old
why did you wander here, poor girl 2"
Said to The child ofwoe'
She looked up with trembling look,
"l'ye nov her, else 10 go"
sid, Whore Is your clhor child ''
She ,hyercd IN my sigh.,
"My hihef, SIR" she wept, 0nd said
"Wss kiBea III a great isht,
The Ming, sir. tore him from hir hurne,
And lrfl rs aIl in pan,
Ny mother heard that he was Killed
lie never came again.
"My mother sir, worked night and duy,
Aud kept lie just alive,
But she grew SICK, and what could t.
The oldest Of the five!
Ari thea there came the man who comes
For taxes from the king
Ny mother had no money, sir
She sold her wedding-rue.
~ yus not enough the dark mnn sal
The hing must have his right
And 90 they seized my mothers bed
My mother died that night,
We had no bread iha, night to eat
My sisters sorcy cried
Some cried for brea', GuI come because
Our mo.gcr deer had died
The yoDu.y,i ole was little Jane,
Aud she was three years o1,
shc Kissed her mothers cheek, and cried,
Dear sisters It's so crll q"
wander in the streets an day,
hnd hog 10 get some bread,
And though know It's wicked, ,ir,
N.sh that were dead"
! louk'j upon the rich mans face,
lie twiflc1 h, golden chain
This is ons reason why, qIs1sh
The poor do so complain
They're dragged away to murdcr those
Whom Jesus died to save,
And thousands Of oar slaughterr' pour,
Like dog. flung to their grave.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
From The Royal College Of Physicians Of
Harana, Feb. 20, 1888.

"DR. T.. A. WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property Of causing The
growth Of hair and preventing its fall, by fcrt-
Tying the decayed part, Uhc effects Of the arc
matte ingredients which have been found in its
composition by lhe CEemis: Don Francisco
Suarez,) We hereby authorize its use, not as q
specific, but as good ard useful remedy for
persons requiring it, whose hair is in IA state Of
decay from sickness or other causes.
S;o,odLv JosE BERNAL, VI, ID.
s"''' SIMON DElIGvIA, NJ. u.
Witnessed by
Cayetano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial of the great efficacy
aud value of Wards Hair Oh, was given the
proprietor by the Royal College Of Physicians
at Havana, anl TO those who arc acquainted
with the extreme rigidnesS Of the medical po.
lice of Havana, II speaks volumes il Is con-
elusive.
CAUTION. The great demand for Wards
Dil has induced many to counterfeit it. Ncuc
Is genuine unless it has treatise OF thirty two
pages round each bottle, with rcJ NylographiC
Label and blue Ngneue centre. Prepared by
u. A. WARD, W. D., New York, nHd no olheg
place. General Depot and wholesale office, SO
BARCLAY street, New York.
For sale by Dr. u. H. Hl/iRD,
Sole Agent for Newport,
S,ga Of he GoLien .ho1ar
Newport, Jan. ), 1913
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
rIANO FORTES TO LET.

Several new and second hand PANu
FoRTEs, to let at THUREER'8 Piano Forte
and Music Store, 80 ~ 80, Westminster ST..
Providence. X. |. April I'D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
No. ] Silver Top, or SarsapariIla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now maDu
lactured by VIM Brown, 4Sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents, ,Messrs.
Dana, Evans & Co., Silas Pierce a. Co.,
White g. Steadman, Ilcnshaw, Ward g. Co.,
aud f.. ID. Brnd!cy, are now supplied with n
fresh nrtlcic. Also jur sale 10 Boston by
most OF the wholesale West indla Goods aud
Druggist s.oreC. letaIlcd by all The Gro
ccry stores IN Boston. lowell, Salem, Pruvi.
dcncc, New Bedford Worcester, Springfield
Hartford.
Ihe,e Ocing limitations IN tho market, be
particular 10 call Tor VIM. Browns No. I
Silver Top or Mead Syrup 1t IS mauviuc-
tutcd with the hes, of sugar, and superior
SarsnparIlla, and forms one OF tho most whole
some and cheapest beverage now in use
For sale in Newport by
H. II. hAIARD, D,o,,;,s
r. J. TAYLOR, "'Uss'''S'
june ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
E " NOV AL.

"a TIE subscribers,
r., Return their thanks to
.sc5SS ~ the Ladies Of Newport,
,z4AS aud It's vicinity, for their
past patronage, and soil.
TX CIT a continuance. They
" have removed their shop
IN Thames street, 10 No. ii2, corner OF
Church street where viii be found BON
NETS of all kinds, foreign aud domestic, al
reduced prices. Also, Bonnet Llnin.s aud
trimmings, Artificial Flowers, Sc.
Rounrls made to order, iincd and trimmed.
.Siik Eonncts made 10 order, at @hor, notice.
FRENCH Il DRAPER.
Newport, Feb. -, lSil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
pE Il HI MERRY.
Boots, Boots! Long Boots

lust received at CORDkN'5 Cheap
- Cash Store, 10 cases more Of those
Hcdm Coniucire long water pro grain
Boots. Also lot oi Whalemen's pumps, q
prime Article for sale low.
D.t IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Pare extract OF SarsaparilIa,

Phr2 extract OF Sarsaparil!a,
sbREPARED by WM. BROWN, Chems,
No. Isl Washington street. RuS,on.-
This Is an entire new preparation of Sarsa
pariila, without being reduced by the addl
ton of sugar, 10 form syrup, as It Is known
by all ihnt this very much reduces the oX
tract. 1t is prepared by new steam nppara'
tus, that procurcs the strength without evapo.
ration. 1t is the only preparation now in use
That our physicians may be made acquainted
with lis mode cf manufacture, a pamphlc,
has been published and sent 10 the plysi.
clans that they may know It's qualities. For
the past year IT has been extensively recon-.
mcnded By Ihcm for purifying The blood, ro
moving all humora, diseases o: lie skin, cradi-
eating mcrcurial effects from the system,
ulcers, &c 1t is also extensively used for
the rheumaiisIn.
For sale in Newport by
Il. r. HAXAED, D,,a,;s,s
r. J. TAYLOR, 1919
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

20 rRoNOTH TllE GROWTH AND BEhlTlFN
THE ,lAlR. The uT"inal ard rue art clr I. pat ~
only ny WV. BR,wr, Isl Washington st,stl. A 4
nnlnbcr of Countetcls have fcCrn ~ app AIRED ingei
the g"nune-Sec that the outs de wfaprcrts signed
lnn cnoed aCCOfdnl ltO act Of congress inlhc tlrfk
cr of The iIs riCt Court IN lsiu. The above attic
- fast ding the plarc Of all Others To promote IL,
growth aud beautifv the hair ~ yes ~ he tutif
satin and causes II o cut and far tier than
my vegetable preparation. fot sar in Hosiou hy 10,
,roprIetor arn retai"d by an The ruggistsand Per
ume also tor sul, hy hihe Drugg Providence
Newport, New Bcdlnrd, Taunton, Lowrl. Sal"m
'eWburypOfi Worcester, Srrlr gteld. tCi. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
BENZ, ys.aRsEi, .sEs.,

No l33, Wam,s SLed,
Erl Has just received Fail
supply of Doors, Saoss AM
S.ssr d. kUsBEhS, oi every d"scrIp
Es- ton and quality, aud viii sell
them at a pery smut adrance Irom coa Tor
cas-. or approved credit. Those who are III
wan; Of gooG Griiohs for Fall aud Winter
wear viii please call ond supply themselves
at h" aJore pine, whore every attention will
DC pa:d 60 give satisfaction to all.
II. Z. Constantly on hand Ladies .Nr
lok Gutter RooiS, of the first quality, aud
warranted 10 IT, Oct 10, lSll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

4 ,ONSUMPrlVES READ ~ thereby
" certify, that ~ consequence Of repeated
and ucr'"cicd colds. NY lung, became scrl
"n,ly an c,rO and fora long time suffered
vuh vn'rm pam ~ the breast, obstinate
torgh ard GHli ait Expcctugallon. The
symptoms dolly ucrcnaiug m violence, had
trcunryc GO various remedies with no avail.
uuiI ns"d 1HomsIp's Compound Syrup of
Ia ad Hood .Eaphtia. which effected a
p,firct cure bcturc | had taken three bottles.
=. EVANS F,yrtic street. below Arch.
prr,crci only =, 'i" ~ r.. corner Of Filth
and Spruce streets. Pucc 80 con,s
Bware ul tnGGirii'i's
For sale 10 Newynn by
Dc. ) X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

Encourage Domestic Manufac-
tiIrcS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
iC-J@MHS. VI. y. GARDNER'SIN
AN SALSAM OF LItERWORT AND

4 lR WliirNEh'S : MHOOPiNG COUGu AND
- CRpiP CORDl ll.-rhe peculiar adaptation OF
-ha v1 suOEn medicine 90 the cure 81 the conuninte
dcsgrtirG ~ ts name, H. general by almost every
uWy IN ;he city, aud the n0toricy il has ubinncd Hs
an invouahlc preparation, renders IL Guile
aos s3y ChliLns N ~ gyor osi To- such have ncvcT
tested is superior virtues IL highly recommended rs
perfectly safe aud ellcctual remedy IN the above com
ilainis.
IL has been standard medicine fpr crona IN rumcr-
nns families in th vicinity for The sst twelve wears
1na .e continually increasing demand tor il is sufficient
evidence that II Is becoming popiinr ~ il II vunn-
be nrdcln"f nnd = stl ~ highly appreciated as ever
No ainiN sh"ull Ice without IL NJ this season nf the
yer when children, hy exposure the sudden ch1ngcs
90 ttc weather. are subject tp aud uue Xpccrd ~.
lacks ui these alarming coWplaiu,s which might be
overcome hN m immediate resort to "a potent aud up
nilug remedy
For sale IN Newport by Il TAYLOR No u
lhlues street trh 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Successful in the most Obstinate Eases,
.Joaci' drops for slCfnors'

w EAV:NG been proved IN hundreds oI
uot certain, if not the only remedy for DIS
eases Of the Skin, S Silt Ehcum, lcprOsy OF
White scusi, crysipcas, scroiula, teiier, scale,
head aud all diseases Of n kiRdaed nature
Nh'Ih"r external or internal, may now be
cared hy , pcrscvcring use oi loNss' INTER
Nal RruEpY Abundant testimony OF Ply
icIius. aud many who have experienced lis
happy effects may be- seen by calling Upon
i,,, annotated AGENTS in most OF the cities
aud villages of Now T. gland.
[" J. TAYLOR. 4 cent for The town Of
7 "wpor,. Jniy %, lsii-eop Iy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

StRSNrtHif.L aud Tomnto rlicrs: Tooth
- ache Drops; Brown, B,ncsct Candy
Starkwcalhcr'- lIcpallc Elixir; lncxhaus,n.
bic Smelling Salsa further supply Of lhes,
celebrated articles Just received by
June Oh 'R.J TAYLOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29
Gy,Attch6eL6 Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MO RNENG, ,ysi2 sis BY C.. ADAMS. ,.,.a.,.

TEraGs.-TO village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months, To companies of six or more $l 50 per year, or l 25 if paid in advance. The subscri- Der of course pays the mail or stage charge for transportation. No papers discontinued until all arrearages are pad except at the discretion of the editor. ' ','
 ADvERT1s1NG.-One square, three insertions, $1 Y, and the same proportion for more than square Half a square, 75 cents. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent. per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l. .OO
 Commissioners Notices, l. ' 1.2S
 All communications must be POST PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29

constituting any particular association, should be of the same religious faith and all the others should be 80 favorable to the predominant religious faith, to consent to its preeminence. But it is probably true that christians of ofsevera denominations might live to gether in the same phalanx having separate public worship, with even greater charity than in the exist ing social order. full sized phalanx of 1900 souls, would compose two or three worshipping assemblies of the ordinary size. At any rate, the formal act of covenanting in the beginning, thatyariety ofrelgous sentiment shall be allowed and protected, will ex- cude the possibility of very marked ntoleracce in
 society so intimately connected in all its parts as thoroughly organized Industrial association . In my next, Ishall hope to conclnde the Guaran- tics which form so important feature in the science of combined Industry. 7@sF"
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29
A Geographical Enigma.

I am composed of 26 letters. .... ..... My 16, 2, 12, 20. 25, is town in Belgium. ... My 2, II, l9,2 g, is . town in Hindosion. My 20. g, l9, II, 6, is town in Egypt. ... My 25, 16. 5, T. 10, 2, is a town Guinea. My ], 22, l6, is a lake in North America. My M, l4, g, 12, 26. 8. 25 l, is tribe of Indians
 in North Anne ic,. .. My 4, l6, 5, '. l9, g, is a town in New York. My 5, ?. l9. 24. is a hill in Maine. ]. My 10, 4, g, "A, l2, is a river in North Carolina. My (. l9,9. F, is a town in Pennsylvania. My l9, 9, 2, l, 9, 10. is a river in Michigan. My g. 19, 9. l6, isa range ofmountains in Europe My S,7, II, 6, l9. is a river in Africa.
 My II, ls, l5, g, 10. ?, is a town in Venezuela. My IS, 16, ,. is a town in Bavaria My 17, 19, 9, 20, 2, is a town in Portugal. My P. l3,2, 19. 25, is lake in Russia. My 9, l6, 5, 12, B. is lake in Russia.
 My l3, 15, g, 5, 2.S,is river in Europe. .1. My IA. p, 6, 19, 16, I2, is hke in Europe My 9, 19, 2, 16, is a sea in Asia. My 2l, II, 6. l9, 24, is town in Maryland, My 24, %. 3, 12, is German State
 My %, 22, 5, l6, l9, is a town in Europe. My whole is a state in Europe. I'd.
 An answer is requested. E. C.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29
NO HUMBUG.

Look at this one minute! No. l. bring yoxr bag. -'' ' IMPORTANT WANTS.
 no you want supcrfine Wheat Flour No. D,1, 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 wan, Graham Flour! Do you want Wheat Grits, No. 1! Do you want superfine Rye Flour Do you want superine Buckwhcat Flour Do you want Corn Meal, No. l! Do you want Wheat bran or shorts! Do you want rye bran! Do you want Rye! Doyou want Corn! Do you want Buck Wheat
 If you do please cali at the MILL at BAN. TAM FALLS. There you find the subscri- Der, and with him you can make good bar gain and have all your wants supplied.
 All the farmers of this vicinity, and Nll 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 long years. Feb. lS44-SwS1*tl
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TV PHELPS. has on hand a choice col. E' lection of.Violins from $4,50 to $25 One of the last Breton VoIins remaining un- sold in the country is among them-thc death of Breton and tue limited supply ren ders his instruments more and more valua. ble.-Also. ...., ,.......,. .....l. --........ .
 BEST COCOA FLUTES.
 with and withou, Iuory Tops, full silver trim. mings and silver bound. their strength and quality of tone will recommend them sutfi. ccnlly. Fine Boxwood Flies for 62 l.2 cents. Violincello and Violin Bows, and Strings. Bridges. Tail.b boards. Resin, &c. Sc.
 It need only be said in recommendation of the above articles that they are from the manufactory of r.. |.
 ..,-,c ..t j. FIRTH & HALL. ore
 Any information that may be desired touching articles in this line furnished at any timc, and any kind of Instruments furnished promptly to order at the manutaciurers'very lowest prices.
 One door West of the Congregational Church. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29

.Never Despdw.-Those who have been so unfor tunate as to lose their teeth, may take fresh cour age, and look forward with confidence to the time when new ones will appear. Old bachelors and old maids, ladies of particular age, and men of no particular age, have cause for rejoicing. The present is essentially teething age, and although great multitudeS have been sorely gsnnied, yet 1t will be unnecessary in all future time to submit to such an affiicton. Ye who wont to take delight in one-picking but now compelled to sup soup, raise high your hands, turn upwards your eyes, open wide your mouth, and cry aloud with joy, for you will again be able to gnaw the bone, not, of cortention, but of-nseGt! No more will false teeth have to be silly abstracted from the mouth, and thrust into the waiscoat pocket, that the afc- ted ones may enjoy their repast without the fear that their ivory will tumble down their thrOats, and cause an uncomfortable feeling, besides obli- ging them to take any number of emetcs, to remove their grinders "i ae
 But the fact upon which we base the foregoing rhapsody is simply this s: An old gentleman of this town aged % years, has recently shed tsceLre nesc tecth, with which he is able to perform all the duties desolving upon those useful and neces- sary appendages This unusual occurrence has caused great sensation among the to0thless por- tion of community, and excited in the breasts of the Dentists fears that s 0thellos occupation Is going, if not really gone. Truly this IS great age who will dare to question that we are great
 
 dently wonderful and teething people !-.Ainatuck- ct hQssrer. -7 r't .t l3 20
 .Natseral Csviosify.--We learn from the Alton (ll.) Telegraph, that substance which 1t calls Mineral Tallow, was recently found about seventy feet below the surface of the ground by Mir. Thom- as Carr, while digging we'll on his farm between Alton and WoOd-river bridge. This substance is imbedded in stratum of reddish ciays or decom- posed rock, about one footn thickness, with which it is pretty we'll mixed up; and to the sight and touch bears astrking resemblance to tallow.-- But, although greasy, and emitting smoke. when exposed to heat, it does not melt readily, if at all
 Weunderstand that some men employed not long since in digging a we'll On the premises of w s. Lincoln. ESo, at Monticello, about six miles from Alton. having reached the depth of sixty feet struck lhe top of cedar tree, which they followed down wards twenty feet mose without coming to the !oot when, finding no water, they suspended operations. The tree apparently stood in it's natural position but was as light as dry sponse having probably been covered up by some convulslons ot tne earIn' long, long before tho discovery Of America."sN Y, CSetSan, ekb t1sf,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29
PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS.
 R. B. MERRIMAN,
ID E N T T 6 1T

RESPECTFULLY invites your attention 1N to his highly improved and unerring method of inserting
 StOektonS Mineral IncOrruptible Teeth, from single tooth to a full set. combining the powers of mastication, durability. com. fort aud symmetry, without pain in the op- eration. 7't 9e'a s9H q .1+as.H" asfH -. .
 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, 5ih 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. UTAH work warranted. Frs s.s-s.'8 s........ ..s, s. Gold Plugs, 75 cts. Pivot Teeth, $l 75 Teeth cleaned. 50 |" Plate Teeth, 25O
 Full Sets on either jaw, each, $50.
 Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale. /
 Litchfield, Feb. 1644. s''2 s36tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-02-29
REMOVAL.

"ENRY A. HULL has removed his HI TAILORING EsrABLIsHNENr to Lords Building, front chamber, directly over Gar
 ritt & Baldwin's Bookstore, where he will be happy to wait upon all who may sec fit to favor him with their custom. He has received the latest fashions from Ncw-York, and will endeavor to give entire satisfac- tion 70 his patrons. .-re
 Litchficld, May 24. 1Sl3. ....r ... .,