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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-30
From the LiberdtOr,
The Union formally dissolved by South
Carolina.

The Union formally dissolved by South
Carolina.
In accordance with her long cherished
determination 10 perpetuate slavery at all
hazards-to lrampIe in the dust all her
constitutional obligations aud The igh,s
of the free States-and permit no appeal
10 be made 10 the U. S. Supreme Court,
relating 10 any Of her nefarlous slave laws
South Carolina. through her Legislature,
mas ISL passed the following Act, which
is neither more nor less than formal dis
solution of the Union, and declaration OF
War, on her part!
LAW OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Passed at The session Of The Legislature
Of 1914.
An Act 10 provide for the punishment Of
persona disturbing the peace of this
State. in relation TO slaves and free per-
sons OF color.
|. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives,, now met and
sitting in General Assembly. and by the
authority otlhe same, That any person or
persons who shall on his, her or their own
behalf, or under color, or by virtue of any
commission or authority from any State,
or public authority of any State in this I'm.
ion, or any foreign power, come within
the limits OF this State for the purpose of
or with the intent to disturb, counleract or
hinder the operation of such laws and reg
uIalions as have been or shall be made BY
the public authorities Of this Stale, in re-.
latlon 10 slaves or free persons of color,
such person or persons shall be deemed
guilty of a high mIsdemeanor, and shall
be committed for trial TO the common Jail
Of this district, by any one of The Judges
of the Courts of law and equity. or the
Recorder of the city of Charleston, unless
admitted 10 bail by The said Judges or Re.
corder; and upon conviction thereof by
any court Of competent jurisdiction, shall
be sentenced 10 Punishment from the State,
and to such fine and Imprisonment as may
be deemed fitting by the court which shall
have tried such offence.
Ii. That any person within this Stale,
who shall at any time accept any commits,
sion or authority from any State, or pubs
lie authority of any Slate in this union, or
from any foreign power, in relation to
slaves or free persons Of color, and who
shall commit any overt act with intent to
disturb the peace or security of this State,
or with intent to disturb, counleract or
hinder The operation of the laws or regu>
lalions Of the public authorities Of this
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-30

U. S. SENATORS. Daniel Webster Of
Massachusetts, and John Nj. Clayton Of
Delaware, are elected u S. Senators for
six years from the 4th of March next
Also, Albert G. Green from r. Island.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-30

A resolution has passed the U. S. Sen.
ale for the execution Of statue of Wash
ington, in bronze, for the Capitol.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
-MISCEL SELECTIONS.-
The last of Mike Fink.

The late Morgan Neville, of Cincinnati, IN nc
complishcd gentleman and scholar. was well
known rs the author of story giving certain par
ucuars respecting tho life and death of Mike
Fink, '.tho las, Of the boatmen.'' Though a ro-
mantle tale, it was generally presumed to be pos
sessed of tho mort of authenticity. \ late num-
Der Of tho St. Louis Revilo details some events
attending the close Of Fnk's career. which do not
agree with Mr.. Nevile's narrative. The state
ment Of the Rovcille is made upon tho authority
OF Charles kcemlc Esq, substantiatcd BY his per-
sonal knowledge of the events related. Fink. it
appears, in lS2, entered tho service of the Noun
tain Fur Company, under tho late Gen. w. II.
Ashley, OF ST. Louis, and went TO the fort a, the
mouth of elbow Stone river, where the occur
renee nara ted by the Revio took place. The
whole story is so interesting that give il with
out abrldgement !Cin. Atlas.
Nike, with many generous Qualities. was al
"aysa reckless dare devil, but at this time adyan-
eng IN years and decayed in influence. above all
nc became victim TO whisky: he was morose and
desperate in the cxtreme.-Thoro was a govern
nent regulation which forbade the free use of al
como at the trading posts on the Missouri river
"hd TINS was continual source of quarrel be-
'"eoh 'he men and the commandant. Mai. Henry
gu inc part of Fink. particularly. Ono of his
'eSAs was 10 march with his rifle into the fort
/. s u aehiand supply of spirit. Argument was
'u'''sss, force not to be thought of. and when OF
'e''s positively denied. Mike drew up his rifi,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10

Fink, know yo1-i you three seps i,ii
fire. bf-'''
Nike carried MS rife arn and made
dem nnstraton except in gradually getting hostile
his aim
Bv this time be WITHIN few sleps Of doos ard
Ia bot's agitation became extreme Doth pistols
pointed at Fnks breast expectation OF spring from
latter
By the A lmi5hiy Fink, III fre-I doa's
speak you now-lon', your
-don't :"
Fink I'D put foot aud the ut,
fell heavily within receiving tbs of both barrels
in his brfa-t. Ills last and oniv words
II d6..'t IN xii my hoy -
Poor Nike. "a listed seniors conviction
that dit kilFin Suspicion OF treachsry
d ible-s entered min bi, cnvardce aa murder
DIV At there.
A weeks alter This Talbot hn,-elt persisted
in an attemnt - cross The Missouri rigef 10 skin
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10

IN reply state. saa, h-ari your rema ks. and wa.
m I'm psased VITA them You did express any pref.
efshes i3f et2sf ca adiaae party bat dealt paaly
WIZ oasa' presenting the positions
efy party AMI ao's at tas oahss parses which eonced
VITA 'aose pos TONS HIs III 50 doing you minated u, pra
efene O! se ale pa'y or this other of
caniifa;as The discourse appeared me to hs candid
and air am Sir, your DOT
l>lsi-d! A. WALKER
To J 4 BIRsEy Esa.
Dir. blrney IS still engaged in Investigating the
whole of this ssupendous fraud, and promises 10
present additional facts to the public.
Clncinnatl PhitanthEopise.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10

Balance remaining in Treasury. ga 60 S. }Ji 81
The above cmcnt may not be correct T. figure, (a5
the had the opportunity % asccriainns the
precise the expenditures butt is very
nearly financial operations for
the year From the foregoing statement il VIII he
that the Clay debt has been reduced the present
s23l Il; besides cav rg balance in the Treasury the
Of 574 60 from which viii be that there has
been paid 30 aud 1IiO0 dollars If the City deb, than
pail las, ami leaves IL the Treasury 81 IS $50
dollars than this time las, year, besides
expanding the iifo Enjnes aud Public Pumps, So
1500 dollars more Than expended them last year
The following statement, VII very NEARLY show tho
oebl"Aness Of the city this tive:
Amourt Of niebtedlos per Report of the Committee o.
Ways md Means, the 26h Dec, 1913, S2.Soi o.
Interest on tho above. for year, say 2e3 90
: l.01l
Amount pa Ibis year, "a stated above, l.23I II
Leaving li,s the City this time, S97gi y
To which. have the following assets.
io-wjt: Cash n he Treasury. SSH -
Amt dclin that are available so %
Judgn',s on Mayors doc Composed good - 90 cd
Due from Individuals 80 o. Ai.-i3 09
which only be by taxation, the disP,sa OF
Of the public properly
Your Committee close this Report without con-
graulnng YOU the yonf City Collector, IN
making solo.ti1n. Of Inc present aud back years
md the pomp,itulc whrh citizons, generally,
have pad lheif all o wnlch j. respectfully snbn,,e
Richmond. Dec J.. 1874 L. SCOTT. Ch'n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
REPORT or TIE: COMMITTEE OF WAYS
AND MEMS.
To the Mayor and Common Council of the CA
of Richmond

Of Richmond
The Committee o( Ways anl lleans. "a bonn
f.,ed the Report the Treasure, 81 have Attended
the duty assigned sbeni, aud ind m Report be
We would respectfully submit the following statemant
Of the Receipts ami Expenditures Of the City for
rcn, year, aud I've present situation, to-wit
Cash in the Treasury, 26ta Dec 1913, 500 II
Received Of I'd Stokes, Cato cuiectot,) - 81
;. Samuel SneA. collector. 1.t5J b
Z" JOAN Sailor f)r tarern irense, y -
=" market stalls sales, II 20
:" Trustees Iubiic Buitinsa. 81 II
Amount Expended 90 r.Teets, &c. without passing
Treasury, l01 ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10

The following opinion of tho venerable Al.
bert Gai!atin on the Constituionality OF Annex.
ing Texas to this Country by Join; Rcsolu-
iion ct Congress, as proposed by Mcssrs. McDuf-
no and Z. J. lngcrsoll. can ha rdly fail to COM
mand a respectful attention. We copy from, the
\. Y. Tribune:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06
NASH a. W00DH0USE.

AVE on hand aiibs,r New EabsneHt the ruin. OF the
haee Hotel No. 49, Main Richmond great variety
NJ new and beautiful Book fancy Piano Porte,
~esuahe TOT Christmas and New Year among which
MAJ be 'nnd Heat Book Of Beaaty, The Keepsake
Aekermans ForgetrBe no' Caterno Historical ANIMAL Chi
nsi OF rotuy and Romance Na:re. Gems Wild
Ine 't be Religious Souvenir eied by Mrs Sgcun-y
Issh-ts Of Memory, The Keepsak. Fr.ndbp erin,
The Ladies Scrap Book The Rose. Gin The he
creation gin for readers Of Song an ee
CANT volume Of Oxford bound in vel
vet r'd clasp Ind I'D Moos Laa Reoth plates richly boupt
waver Galley Porra Sc pates seaons elegantly
huatd and richly bound The Book Payer IN
.k velvet go clasps I'D Po=eal Burn. Milton scott
Campbell 'owper, Mrs H-niits Mis-. Ianiou Wordsworth
eeran editions Bunyans Pilgrim. finely Illustrated Ee
CANT Albums Hymn Books beautifully suited every de-
noinnnn tod and Silver Pencil Cases. Pao
Ladies N1tk Boxes. Port Foo- Writing Elegant
Gard Cases Velvet Pocket Books Purse, Pin. toned
''n;a and Flutes Juvenile Works arety
de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06

DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES.
VhBLE CuTLRRY-Fips Ivory Table Cutlery IN scus
pree- also. hone. Buck Ebony. s-l:up and Ivory
knives and Forks single dozsn stees
match. Of rcesni Importation aud for low
4 \
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06
RICHMOND. VA. JAN. g. 1886.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

f,ans % suss~rwuo1-ro Cay ..ssenssr $500
ssd fos sorsss psrsoA WHEN BY mali eesysbs. 10
III esses. In advance.
Asvsansrs-vo hn~s (ss is-, :;
swe sssne.s u isl Tire. a.ssess 81 50; ss saeesst
tng Insertions. -
Transient pay In advance.
Of Adver.~nss % tks
M, they vi be inserted until ordered Stopped chang
seeordnsH. % Orders sssp he In writing
Asasai Advertisers charged ESQ Inca and b.
psapoon for Advertisements Of greater length; sle~ps Ase
siossers and Lottery Dealers WIN charged tpspss
eiua>Al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06

LIE ORES and Water Proof Roots: 10 the G.ns~u,n-
nave Just received large -appiy Of Mis- Ana WA
BOOTS and honroe A-o seberheh's supesis dr,.s
"a'et rrooi Boots Monroe'H shoes Gaiisrs, IN
J. ID. HOOVER. maj -
Kent 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06
FOR NEW ORLEANS,

HAskNs LiBBYg Line Paehsts between Rebuo,d nd
New oan- win eomn'esee iheir regular September
and viii be eornpo>-d NJ tA~ following v~--~-
baraas BACHkLOR, Capt HrsAs Horror.
Brig ORf.EANs, Gait W.. s,,,.
Brig JOSEPHINE, Can't 10. Ro.,,.o.
One of te Above TIM. MAC. ,,ru,. ,x
month We can with eondrnee abov, ,e- a.,
t- public th-y buih and viii
low other ves and by steady ard a.
Greet men 81 long experience te
having very superior accommodations cabin aud ~.ar.
pes-ens-fs Apply 70 J. FISHER q SON or
HtSkINB 4 LIBBY.
An freight from the country the above vessel. viii b.
ne-ived and charging regular dayase and
Wharfage. " -
Iu 90 n, us
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06

tDANrALooNs. PANrAIooSs 500 pair. Ius r-e.,v,a
comprising great s',lss Of ~in be .on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-06

HsHdsome. Good snd Cheap
(NENTLEdEN's Water Proof Boots Al onIy S. Tn. sub
.Sef has IN store supply oi ren.mens Calkin
Proot Boots At the low sSa handsome ro and
fashionable article Foo good cheap and T,unk
always bear IN mind that sey n be had At
DAVID BULLINGTOSS,
M
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NIMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all "A question, that means can be so chemically combined as to act upon the absorbent system, and remove various accumnlaons which, if allowed 10 continue, will create disease, pain, troublesome tu- mors morbid swellings, and scrolulous diseases, c.
 According to Chemistry and the physiology of the human system remedy has been discovered and IS now applied and rendered successful, in removing
 painful swellings pain in the side and back, scrofu- lous tumors, Kings Evil enlargement about the neck
 and throat, aeue cakes. enargements of the spleen, &c. &c. One thing should be borne in mind by ev- cry physician. that the means here spoken of should
 be used in preference to thing else, in of gatherings or painful swengs in the breasts of those who nurse. Those who are in the habit of being
 troubled in this way should use it before any symp toms ot hardness are manifested. No exposure to cold will have any effect the parts where this ap
 pcation is worn. When the breasts painful there are no means which can be used that will give so quick and certain eef as this Those who do not wish to suffer must bear the above in mind, and the means here specified tor it never fails in ,his disease. neither can 1t fail The reader can readily see, lift soften and subdue such inaamatons, of how much importance it would he to use in cases of weak backs, spinal irritation, and in fact all kinds of weakness or inflammation. As an external applica
 tion in Liver Complaints, pain in the hips and should
 CTS. has no equal; and as gain extractor. there is no magical drops or linaments that will compare with remedy, and it is too well known among physicians in general, to need any further description Thou sands have been relieved by this Plaster after every other applicai ion has failed. A pamphlet giving an account of it's discovery, with certificates, directions &c., accompanying each box. which is sufficient spread Or pasters-Price 50 cents. It is pleasant 10 wear, and need fear of taking cold in that For Sale by R. M. WOODRUFF, & J. G. BECK. WITH, 6m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02

Conversations like the above are ot daily occurrence. The more the Balsam Is known the more it is appreciated. and the sale IS constantly increasing, from the recommen. dation of those who have used it and proved its efficacy. It is only about year since this medicine was brought before the public and the sale of it has gone beyond our most sanguine expectations. Hardly day pass es, but we obtain new evidence ofits superi- orty over every other preparation In use either by orders from distant places, or by the testimony of those to whom we have sold by the single bottle. Unlike most prepara' tions of the kind, which contain large quantity of opium, and serve only to palli- ate, (not to cure) the disease, this medicine gives permanent relief. It not only seems to do good at first. but continued Use of it shows plainly that it is valuable prepara- ton, and one that under ordinary circum- stances will do more toward the cure of consumption, and the coughs and colds that lead to that dreadful disease than can possi- bly, be effected by any other treatment. In fact, the day is not far distant when BAR CLAY'S AMERICAN BALSAM will be the only medicine used for pulmonary disease in all its varied forms. Sold in Syracuse by the proprietors.
 Also by Dr. J. G.. BEcKwIrH, Litchfeld- Wclch & Co.,, Milton; Myron Harrison, Cornwall Bridge; E. G. Peck, Ellsworth David Gould. Sharon. . ..... 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
DEs. HALsTED'S BRISK PILLS
 2s PILLS FOR 25 CENTS.

TE1IIE Brisk Pills answer the purpose more efec.
 N tl ally than any other Pills in use, and superccde them altogether in medical virtue and excelence.- Ii you doubt this. just try them-it will cost only 25 cens-and then you, ton, will be satisfied. If they are not what they are recommended to be, denounce them. They are not recommended to cure every fhing but do say, without fear of contradiction. that no pills are their equal in removing diseases Originating Tn the stomach and bowels. For liver affections and bilious diseases, such dumb ague, fever and ague, int termtant and remttant levers, the Brisk Pills possess peculiar properties for their speedy removal. From ten years experience as practising physician, am convinced that none can equal them Read what other pills are good for
 and what they will cure, and if the Brisk are not su
 peror to them all, then discard them. Do not be-
 lieve all that is said bout an infallib!e p-hat ne
 yer fails to cure any disease-but try the Brisk Pills -the cheapes. pills in use, and then you will have chance to judge of their merit or demerit. As n blood cleanser, and purifier to the diseased system they. perhaps supercede every pill in use. They are quick and easy m their operation, giving life and tone to all the torpid organs; throwing of impure matters or hnmors; leaving the sys.em clean and healthy. This is all that any medicine can do. not wt,stahding the grea. show of words and fcticous certificates. We are determined to let these pills stand upon their own reputation, win CT lose. All we asl is for fair and mparlinlt They be ken by old and young n any time with perfect safe
 ty They are an excellent medicine for children qualities of an apeirient pill for all family They hayA cured many diaeases which no other medicine could remove. In conclusion, say, do not despair of cure until you have tried the Brisk Pills for they do possess peculiar properties and virtues. Whole. salo and retail by J. o. FAY & O., l36 Fnlton.st Sur Buildings, New York. Also by H HALSTED, Nc 94 Buffalo st. Rochester, opposite the Court House. where a general assortment of Drugs and Me .icnes are for sale cheap. Give us call-see tor yourselves. Sold by R. M. Woodruff 6m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

WEALTHY families are those who use he Res stomach clean. the liver free. the blood pure, the ap petite good. the mind brilliant; in word, the person heathy. Those who have sallow or yellow counte- less deceased; and that by taking the Persian Pills frequently, their skin will become clear and fair, their stomach will be strengthened, and they will the bloom of health Those who are inclined to fe. yer and ague, dyspepsa costiveness. who have an unpleasa taste in their mouth in the morning, should these pills, for they cense the stomach etec rents and all others should bear in mind. that the are an effecual cure for he d,arrhea. No children have been known to die of summer complaints whr have used these pills from the commencement o their disease mark this! for will you noi blame yourselves t your children die ha, vou did not try the Persian Pills. Price 25 cents per Box.
 Sold by R. M. WOODRUFF. and J. c. BECK. WITH. '., .-t s.,-I.-,-. 6m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
c. BRINCKERHOFF'S

NO6.-The practical use of the Health Restora " tive being to relieve and cure those most haz. ardous and agonlzing of all diseases, Consumption. Liver Complaint: severe Coughs and Colds and fa,ns Tn the Side and Chest, 1t is considered both right and proper that statement be made more par ucuiarly re ang to its properties In the first place It fortunately IS compounded of native plants herbs and roots and has not sought, therefore, the adven- tlous ald ot dangerous mineral preparations which .nly paiate at the best, instead of curioe dsease
 The fact of the Restorative being purely vegetable IS corroboraed by the testimony of the eminent Dr. Chiffon of New York, who after a careful and min. ute examination of it, decides the truth of it. and so eftec'nally stops cavll that point Further. ,he Prompness oi the action of this medicine is without donbt nnparalleledi 1t shows such enrgetic action Tn eradcating disease and then heating the part that the transition from impaired and enfeebIed heaitb to convalescence is astonishing and conclusive, The happiness of being the instrument such unbounded benefit, IS too great to permit this Restorative f c;r cua'e as heretofore within narrow circumscrihed i. n's, and the Proprietor has made such arraDoements with his General Agent that the remedy can ho reached ny all: The continual accessions of cer,;G. caes stating the most touching cases of dsea ban py chreu, prevents the possibility of their being pnohshed 10 any extent, but yet they are Jeff at ,h othce of the General Agent for examination Tho ioloWlne certificate is from Dr. Chiffon ,Lo I known New York chemist. '"e well
 "l have anal yzed bottle of medicine called.C 51flnckerhofs Health Restorative, and find tha, it para,ion, nor opium in any of it's forms. It is com. posed of vegetable matter entirely"
 JAMES R. CHILroN MD
 C. F. .BRlNCKERHOFF, Proprietor N, v.
 General Agent for the United States, Horace Ev, For sale by BALDWIN & CANpEE, Litch6eld. N Ii. Lyman Goshen {; Cowes & Hungerford. Wal. cotIyile Calhoun and Porter, Plymouth. c. n Cowles Pennington, and by one Agent in almost cv' cry town Tn the United States ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
r. R. ENSIGN

"AS received large assortment of such III GOODS as are usually kept in coun' try Store, which he will sell for CASH or READY PAY lower than can be bought else where in this vicinity. As he does business sirictlv upon the Ready Pay System, he can and tciH sell goods uery much cheaper than those who give credit.
 Almost every thing taken in exchange for Goods except bOSk accounts.
 Wolcottville, Nov. II, l644. tf25
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrange
 A ments to keepa constant supplyot first rate article of Geese Feathers--selec- ted and packed with great care hy ourselves in packages from 20 to 5Olbs.; and will TUT. nish at all times anyquaGtity from 2O to lOOO lbs. of quantity they will warrant to De as good as the best, at as low prices as can be purchas of equal quality in the state:
 $. & l.. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, lS45. 1y35
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
DAVID WARNER, and Paper Hanger,

PLYMOUTH HOLLOW, CONN. THE Subscriber will give his particular A attention to the IMITATION OF WooD AND MARBLE.
 REFERENCES Hurlbut, Winches- ter; Benjamin H. Morse, Wolcottville, and RaI ph G. Camp, Ltchfield. Plymouth Hollow, Dec. 16, l644. If
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utter ly hopeless have firmly established its superior iiy over every former medical discovery. It has aI- ways been termed Natures own Prescription, :" Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-two trees that are thicky scattered wherever diseases of the lungs pre- vail. We give few instances of it's extraordinary power, from a catalogue almost without end.
 A lady address will be given at the New York Agency) who was given up by all her physicians to die of consumption, had hard tumour for months on the side-raised among large quantities of matter a sort of bony substance-had taken no medicine for two months, being past all hope--entirely cured by few bottles of this Basam in September and 0rfoher 1S44
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
INSURANCE.

N Il. HUBBARD, Agent for the PRoTEc- O . TON INSURANCE COMPANY. win issue Policies at his office, in Salisbury, on the same terms they can be obtained ot inc principal office in Hartford. 4O,f
 RLANKS-A general assorment for sale O at this Office. 0''''
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02
- FOR SALE.

~ FOR SALE. 1.-TWO valuable LOTS OF LAND. lying ! in the town of Lite hfield, about one mile south of the Court House. containing about twenty acres. Apply 10
 Grs GEORGE MERcHANr.
 South Farms, Jan. 24th, le45. S6tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-02

DIAPER HANGINGS.--A great variety of
 patterns and prices at the 47 CASH SS VARIETY STORE.