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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
FOR SALE,

yr1fIia Farm known as the Childs Farm"
 N situated in inc southwest corner af the .own of Torrington, 3 miles from the village If I;,chfieId and about the same distance from the village of Wolcottyilles and con- tains about 25O acres, divided into meadow,
 wood, orchard, and efable land'
 The buildings consist of large and con-
 yenient dwelling house, barns and oui nou-
 scs. A part of the purchase money can re-
 main on mortgage of the premises at the con.
 veniencs of the purchaser.
 LitchfieId, Feb. 26th. 1S45. 40 Al . ColiTi of Probate holden at Woodbnry, is
 and for ne D;sfrici of Woodbnry, on the 4tb
 Present. IIernan B. Sprague, Judge.
 T TPON the petition of Samuel Church. Esq. x showing io this court that he is the guardian of Henry ]. Church. of Beihlem. l tn said district, minor under the age of | twenty -one years. apd that said Henry ,ss 4 the owner of ihe following described real ! estate lying in the town of Bethiem, viz:- ! inc undivided third part of a piece or parcel I of land, lying little south of the MeetiRe | House in said Beihlem- containing about one acre and a half. more or less and boun
 ded west by the highway. north and enst by land belonging to the petitioner of sald m 1 nor, and south Dy tand DftOuRung " DW'kn 'l Crane, and that inc right and interest Q said usinor in said real estate, is valued q about one hnndred and twenty-five dollars that said land is held as tenancy in com mon by the petitioner and said Henry an. , showing inst and reasonable cause for sell . ing said real esiates and pravirg the couE N to endrjre into the truth of tho facts therei [ stated, and On fipdinE tlesn prcsed asd tru' 3 to authorize and empower this petitioner ! self and convey the iDieFest of said mino s | in and to said real estnie. and to order aIs '. direct the avails thereof when sold 10 D 1. more advantageously invested tor the bens \ l fjt Of said minor. and according tc law. q { Nv sa;d petssinn on file dated the a day Fehruasy, Is45. more fully a ppears. sS s ORpxEsp That the fnrrgoing petition ! l; hears3 If inc Prpbats Office in Wood bury. z said District. on the l3lh day of April. I5a \ at | o'clock in the afternoon. asid that n 5 : tice thereof he given. by pubIishing this 2 'es der in . newspaper printed in LiichheIcs ~ the County If Litchfeii. three. weeks s1 z cessiveIy. at len si six weeks before the tn q nsriene& for said henFsng. W
 sz E6mAM B EER&buEs Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NOTICE.

igUyIlE TIonorab bic Court of Probate for the
 l District of Norfolk has limited and al- lowed to the creditors Of the estate of Joseph Nettleton, late of Norfolk deceased. months from the 9th day of January 1646. In which 10 exhibit their claims t0ihe Administrator on said estate, or be debarred recovery. !. AMos PErrrHoKE, Administrator.
 Norfolk, Feb. list, 1646. M ~ 26F
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
New arrivals of Goods, Weekiyi
 at the x

NeW ahEasoAs Of Goods, Wceklyg
 at tlhe ssss "NeSR Cash Store, south ssreet.s
 UST received-oDe bale of buffsl To robes, O few of extra size and quality. Also, iur nuffs and caps. Also, axes. brass kel- ties, sleigh bells, OK balls, pocket knives, knives and forks, razors. strops, and brushes of superior quality. A fresh supply of dark and light colored prints, colored and white cambrics. and muslins, cotton sheelings, bed ticking, satin jean. fannels. linen diaper and crash. linen and silk pocket handker. chiefs. mourning and fancy crayats and scarts, silk velvet ribbons. cap do, and lace wells. woolen. cashmere and super kid gloves, crueIs, all shades, cruel caps and worsted comforte.s, &c. &c.
 Crockery in tea setts, boots and shoes, su- per black tea. coffee. white and brown sugars, and flour, for sale cheap.
 January, 1s45. s3
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
SELLING OFF

GRANT would respectfully inform Als his customers and the people 0f Litch- held, that in Uo1sequence bf his determina- ton to quit the mercantile business in the spring, he will this day continuance selling of his entire stock Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, at tfiEle over the cost of said Goods, and in this way ena- Ole those In want of Goods to avail them- selves of this rare chance at this we'll assort- ed stock of desirable Goods.
 Litchfeld, Feb. 12th, I645. 2StF
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

MR. EDITOR Permit me through the medi- um of your column, to say, that have ascertained to my full sGfisf faction, that the Ladies pointed out in the Response to " Cyfherea ,Sempey,n pub- lshed in your last. and thereby implicated as be- ing the assfhors of Valentine under that sign0- ssre, too scandaious for a ialy to have any cogn- zance of whatever. are entirely innocent of any P0rtipatiOn or ks,o,ciedge in the natter and are, ndought to be auliy exonerated from any impnta- tion of being participantsin the transaction. And mat they never would have bean suspected had | mot. as supposed, positi0e evidence that such was the case. s
 !" Cgthesea Sempers is. therefore, requested to she thinks not appIIcSDre ro5nef sris Ii- tribute it among her Hecafe co,npnnions, who helped her engender so chnste production, with my congratulations upon her being so copiousy la vored by the .Muses. s
 AUTHOR or REsroNsE Co CykhseG SemPeT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NH0TIC2.

HyTiE Honorable Court of Probate for tho
 l District of Norfolk has limited and al- lowed to the creditors Of the Estate of Ti,us Ncttletor, six months from the 1Dth day Of January l645, in which to exhibit their claims to the Administrator on said estate, or be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted io said estate are requested to make payment.
 AMos PETTIBoHE, Administrator. Norfolk, Feb. 1ss, 1S45. 2Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
DsCels5ssg- Mouse fos. G0le.

THE House formerly owned and occupi.
 A ed by Rev. Jonathan Brace, pleasantly situated in North Street, with good Barn, and about two acres of Land. One half of the purchase money can remain on nnort- gage desired. If not sold previous to the first of April next. it will be rented for one year from that time. For further particu. lars enquire at the Bank of 9' 's 's 1-1 c. F. DAVIS.
 Luchneids 4th Feb. l64S, 4wis3Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NOTTCE..

IF%tIE Court of Probate for the District of Sharon has limited and allowed six months from the 18th day of January le4p. for the creditors tUthe estate of Myrbh Ocka TO ot Sharon in said district deceased, to exhibit their claims theretd; and has ap: pointed Israel Camp and Harry Lockwood of said Sharon to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 CnARIEs F. SEpcwicK, Judge. !.
 Tshe Subscribers give notice that they will meet at the office Of Israel Camp in said Shafor, on inc third Monday of March and ,he third Monday Of June 1645, at o'clock P. M. on each of said days, 10 attend to the duties of our said appointments.
 ISRAEL CAHP. ComFnis.
 HARRY L0cKwoob, sloiiers: Sharon, January 27, 1915. 2s*
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NIQYfnH.

eNHE Copartnersbip heretofore existing
 between H, P. Welch and 0. F. WelcR under the name and firm of WEIGH G co. is this day by mutual consent dissolved. All persons indebted to said Company on Book are requested to call and settle the. same by
 Tng Udsnrsss- WIT US SousssSss- stand by H. P. WELcH, where tha fayors of our old customers will be thankfully receiv- ed. [4w37] H. PWEIDH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
GleEfiE5f Gofhvemtl1rl. i.

GlUMntF GnmvemffSm.
 LIE Whis Convention for the noEsination of s A. Sheriff l1I Lilch6eld County will be holden at the Town Hal in Litch6sld on Friday, the 2sth day of Februafy 1S45, af 10 o'clock AM. AjI delegates chosen for the said Convention are re- quested to appear in due season.
 Per order of the Committees. ME delegates chosen by the Whigs oi the ssv- E erai towns of the 18th Senatorial District. will meet at Wolcottville, on Thursday, the 6th day of March next, at the Hotel ofH. B. Richards, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of nominating Senators for said District. We hope the delegates will all attend. By order of the Committee.
 LITcHFIELD COUNTY CONVENTION A Democratic County Convention will be holden "A at the, house of William O'dell in Litch6eld on the FOEtrkh day ef arch 1s45, at II o'clock in the forenoon. to nominate candidate for Sheriff to be supported at the ensuing election. The several towns in this county are requested to send dele gates to said convention equal to double the num- Der of representatives to which such towns are en- titled iii the General Assembly,
 STEPHEN DEMENG, } County
 .45 ROGER AVERILL, (Commitfee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
naDpYEn

MARRIED, s,.e, . Tn Dover, Duchess County. N. r.. MT. William Clark of Litchfeld, and Miss ElizaDep Y. Seely o1 of Goshen. a1-..s.. ,x Is In Wheeling, Va on the 5th inst. Doct: Wm. M. Thompson. of Washington, Pa. to Mrs. Martha Y. sBaFncs. Sauqhter of David Kimberly. Esq. oi New
 .' biED. At Buffalo, N. Y, on Sunday morning; 1ne rn. 1o.a nst.s Mrs. Eliza F. Curtiss. wife of MT. Peter Cur tiss, merchant of that city, aged 43.
 Al New Milford, on the 22d inst. MT Stephen wells, of Stanford, Dutchess Co N Y:, aged 55
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
FOR sAIN. N.

q FIRST rate CREST MILL in complete "A repair throughout, sisuated in the west part of the town of Litchfield, near Wash- iugton line, known as Burgess' Mill"--hus a eood run of custom--in good country io purchase grain, &c. &c.. and will be sold iow. or leased for term of yeafs, or ex- changed for farm or other propesay
 GEO. D. WADHAMs.
 Wnlcntfyillc. Feb. IS. 1915. 3W3g
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

H. HUBBARD, Agent for the PRorrc-
 O TON INSURANCE COMPANY. will issue Policies at his office, in Salisbury, on the same terms they can be obtained at ihe principal office in Hartford. 4O,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NOTICE.

rTyHE Court Of Probate for the District q
 I sharon has appointed the unders'gned Commissioners on the estate Of Hannan Goodwin, late of sharon in said disarici, de- ceased, and has limited and allowed SIX months from this date for Inc creditors 2! said estate 10 exhibit their claims againsIs tl,eT snsne. We will meet 0n ihe business Of our snid appointment at tho late residence
 If said deceased in said Sharon on the lirst
 Monday of March and the 1st Monday of Ju- ly next at 1.o'clock P. M.
 SAMUEL J. P&IKDIx. [ Comnnis- W CHARLEs 6EARss siDneTe. Sharon, Feb. l. 164A fs 2 e
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
WnWIrrR.

hE Court of Probate fof the district oe
 sharon has limited and allowed six monsns from the eth day Of February. 1g15, Ior tne creditors of the estate of John 6. Ben- ns.a Ia1e ot Shar0n.in said district, ,deceased, IO psesent their claims for aIlowance 10 tl,e s9nscrIpers. Commissioners thereon. We VI nee. on the business of our said appoints nlon1' at tne tate dwelling house of said de. ceased, on the second Monday of Anr;l. and on the second Monday of July next, at i os. clock, P. n. on each day.
 ALAEsoN WHERLkR,
 JoHn G. CLARE, OomrG Sharon. Feb. l4. l645. s1
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
MoTrcTiS.. E.

vTyHE Judge of the Court of Probate for 1 the district of Lichfield, has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, TOT ->E Iaaonh HarfWHIl. late of Warren, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exnioN their claims thereto; and hasappointed Cnes- ter Ackley and Geo. B. Waller of Washing. ion. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims Certified by
 RAtpH G. CANT, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the store of George F. Waller in Washington, New Preston society. on the list day ofApril and on the 10th day oi Au- gust, is45. at o'clock, in the afternoon. on each of said days for the purpose of attend ing on the business ofsaid appointment.
 CHESTER AcKLEY. @rom,rs.
 ~ GEoRaE B. WALLER, All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to ALEXANDER BRYAN, Administrator. Litchfield, Feb. l5, lS45. 1oS
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

yTyHE Court of Probate for the. district of II New Milford, has limited aid allowed to tbe creditors of the estate 6t Charlotte Noble tateU New Milford in snid district. .deceasedr represented insolvent. 6 months from the date hereof. in which to exhibit their claims against sald estate and has appointed Isnac Hjne and Robert Fefriss Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust said claims.
 Certified by
 N4fHAErEL PERRy, Judge.
 We. the Commissioners above nameds hereby give notice iha. we shall meet to as; l; .hs seii;oe house of David D. Noble in New Milford, on ihe 24ih day of Merck. ls4cs and on inc I6,b day of June l645. at nine o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said davs. Ali claims not presented within said lime. properly a,'estsd will os deearfsS . s;. 2 dav of December i644.
 ! ISAAC HfNE; ComEnis. ! RoBRRr FERRiss. sionefs. | All persons inbebied 10 said Estate ars I reo,,ested to make payment 10
 B DAyfD D. NosLr. Adfninis.rator. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NOTICE,

TIiE following are the Articles of Agree.
 ment of THE UNION MANurAcruRIwu COMPANY, located in the town of Torrington. in the county ot Litchfield:
 ARTICLE I. The undersigned hereby agree and dO associate together and form them. selves into a Joint Stock Corporation, accor- ding to tho provisions and with the powers specified in an act entitled '.An Act relating toJoint Stock Corporations. passed by the Legislature of the State of Connecticut at their May Session, A. D. 1887.
 ARTICLE 2d. The name of this corporation shall be called The Union Manufacturing Company.
 ARTICLE 3d. The capital stock of this Company shall be and is hereby fixed at Ten Thousand Dollars, to be divided into twenty-five dollar shares. and the object and business of said company is to be nianufac. turing and dealing in Woolen and Cotton goods and general merchandising.
 JOHN HuNcERFoRD President. WILLIAM R. SHADE, Director.
 FRANCIS N. HoLLEY. Director. Wolcottyille, Feb. IS, lS45. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
NO'pICE

WHEREAS my wife Lucy has lea my
 WV bed and board, and refused to live win me, ihis is to forbid any persons to har. bor or trust her on my account, as shall my no debts of her contracting aiser this date. & SAmEs UAhDshE.s
 NIB. All persons having demands against fhe subscriber are requested 10 present them for payment immediately. J. G.
 WoicottviIie, Feb. 9. 1845. 4Os
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27

THE Court of Probate Tor the District ot New Milford. has limited and allowed to the creditors of Spencer Ward an insol. vent debtor. of New Milford, in said district, six months From the date hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against said Ward and has appointed Jedediah J. Groves and Lew. is B. Sherwood, Esqrs. of New Milford, commissioners 10 receive, examine and ad. just said claims. Certified by
 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge. We, the commissioners above narned, hereby give notice that we shall meet to at- tend to the duties of our said appointment, at the dwelling house of said Ware, on the 18th day of May, ls45, and the 9th day of August, l645, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days. All claims not pre- scented within said time, properly aitesled, will be debarred any dividend in the estate assigned. Dated at New Milford the 10th day of February 1S45.
 .JEDEDTAII J. ERovEs. 1r.
 LEWIS B. SHERWOOD. oo'i''n rs' '''. All persons indebted to said Ward are requested to make paymen 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-27
TNSTIR ANCE.

ROGER AVERILl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
Cheeseman's Arabian BaISam

TIIOR TIE CURE of all kinds Of wounds sprains,
n burns coughs, sore lungs the most desperate piles,
and rheumatism Orall kinds It will prevent the tooth
ache, tor I'D and persisted limbs. sNionts numb
ness &C., and can be depended upon to relieve serene
in all cases.
THIS valuable medicine las been very extensively used
for the last years. while its increasing demand, tie H.
UNIVERSAL satisfaction ii has given. and the testimony OF Il
arae multitude of individuals of the first stand
ing in the community, who have tested and inaIIibl
proved its ccacy show that needs only to he used to
prove its invallnuhe eNceoucc indeed all who have ev
err tried the bnlsnm prize it highly that they will not
be nduC ed under any consideration tn do without it, The
Basam has attracted the attention of men Of science md
Physicians and Surgeons ofhe greacsscicnlc acquire
mcnts, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
Of them in different sections Of the United S;aes now
use il in their practice and have anthuzCd the pubca
ton of their certificates.
Also CHEESENIAN ARABIAN PILLS, a
valuable medicine for MI billions complaints, &c.
NJ Purchasers should inquire for the trne article by
using the whole namc--Cheeseman' Arabian Basam--
and see that It has my name written in my hnndt
writing across the printed directions the wrapper
every bottle. f. CHEEsEMAN.
For Sale by
s. ! ALLEN, Woodstock r. NJ. & s. r stockcr
Iartann corners N. G. Hale Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. 237-ly
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SANDS, SAKSAPARILLA,

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Iol| w i"huO ' ~ "a ~ ~ lhit'lNNl''N !
CGRE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING tRDM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE RiOOD. OR
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'ual 'tS ue' anu l' W '"'' n'"l'S ~ T'',' l'r
c""iMou o!i@lh SMin lhc "js"nH "l',n P.tP''c u'V
modify 'lc nIoo"' WIN H|t"cl u''c'V" W 'Wc seal
disease, VIII Removed hust VI I PUsm"ei; ~ t,'
Pctulu c"'"V c'ISHr y, ''n"' 1"S"l' 'ii"' '"' ~
searching operations reaches inc CAUSES OF disease ana
the cures performs are therefore radical ana thorough
me hcath OF inc nUah system "ePt"G> almost eH'Icf
upon tue S'a'e VI 'le "'o"u IL uc N"In"s h,'m which
PrrVHueH every tissue, ever! ',rhoLa!g i'e, nllIicI
sHnu' OF Ht'c ots"h primary VI SmoSl"a'!' IL c Donl
ne chaTSeu WIN inc e'ehcnS VI uschse' alGNhtsS must
be the consequence ana t he causes OF disease exist
lug III 'hc hioo 't eraurn'tu ho pcIInn"C tricI cu
ne eNPtc'cu ~ - "cic ,'' o r"NoIl" h'ni'n 'Gs'o',
ing properties o' Hd'S HaS,Para arc ha'eS'c"' i!h"
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rue '9u"M'"S 'n'c,Nu"- c ct'' 70 m '''" n
reader invited TO us ca,''"' Ic'"s"'' comment u"
sucl eVI"ehce Is unnecessary ", ,,o- ,o,,
NOV iu,N,""I! - ~
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ace TO you TO Sa'e '"c i""W'"S l"'s III
great benefit IN me cure oil an obstinate
oNNCH'our nLCHN on W.! "ar",i, ro0,,ro,, ,,i
was t'rH"c' c'-h'tch ,nI""l, Nv 'rSl,' "I SNl'
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Oh o., mos, ao,' an" rNP,'t.,'u S' @'S' NIu'"t u'
least benefit Whatever All le various Ii'"o"s Z" trent
M cancers were rsIf,cI ,o '"E I'VE Mr'M, u,
my breast WIS burned VITA chU>iIc 'hItt I,S h"'A anu
for sN II was dai'N SNEIHH'u Win dNcih hhU"h on III
trio acid and the caNiN INTERNAL ulcer was 50 large NAY
held over nm ounce of the SolIo ihc joL'"fPr"heH
the ulcer aud cyamncdihc bone ana SnI thr disease
was advancing IaNdiI ulhe iaHES' III" IL "I Ho' @ei
speedy rcllci by medicine or IN nPed'oh' 'e result
wond be fatal. was advised to have the breast laid
open and the bones cNamIne1 nut ndIhS II" rrNcl rom
what hHd heeh cone ana 'rcI!ps WAS laP'ni %f'unE
worse, almost ue'PHFeu "a ''V"'t!' '""s'"c'ou III!
case nearly hopeless.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
THE SICK-H HEADACHE,
EITHER .NER VOUS OR BILIOUS

1FAn attentive pcruSa of the following will is be-
leved, tulk repay all classes of readers:
IIEADAClIE.-Ihs disease IL one from which arises
more misery to the human family than is geccrally sup
passed. being directly fatal, il is often neglected. or
persons much to the of purgaives and other med
cines impair their general health and often induce
fatal disc Theartice, DIR. SPOllN'S HEADACHE
REMEDY, from CoinsOcks d. Goa now offered, seems
have overcome these difficulties. While effects Hrc
powerful and immediate in curing attack or keep.
inc 1t or it is perfectly mild and innocent as to be
used for infants with the greatest effect md safety. This
has now bean tested by mOny Of the highest members
al this &, ms to require no further proof
lftaken few times in ms many hours, when there are
indications Of approaching attack, it is sure IN ALL
CASES to prevent the attack Ii used for few weeks
the premontoy symptoms gradually subside, until they
wholly disappear, and NEVER, with some great external
prcdsposng cause return. llihe person nc2Iecs 10
it til the heaChc commences, il sometimes cures in
staay hut at Others the will have their course for
NO or three times, and then Wholly disappear For sale
$ j. ALLEN. 2l2-lycOw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
SUPERIOR CLARIFIED GROUND
C1TYI

NEANUFACTURED by BiRDWELL,DAMoN,& Co.
M Sonth iIadley Falls, Mass, This article is manu-
ulcturcd from pure clarified Course Stnnd for cooking
tnhe nsc butter cheese, &cis superior to any kind OF
salt now in use. ,,
The article of Ground Salt has been manufactured by us
trr somc years past hut we have not succeeded until
recently in the manufacture Of PerftCt drticiP We
nnyv Offer TO the public article superior to any kind Of
Sp nav IN use in point Of weight, strength, and flavor
Ever, family in the State houd lie Supplied win IT,,
Tbo aLnvc snlt for sale by Cli'S DANA, JR.
anvil
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
PENSION AGENCY.

ry,JIC uhrrcr having been for several yrnrs engaged
Ia ,nr Pension Onc" exclusively for the c>alnlna-
ion oC oims for Revolutionary Services and haNtglell
b,t Office has tor the last two years devoted ms nMc 10
The nrosrruon Of claims before that office and the other
pnLir O1lcrs of the Government. Being well acquahi-
ed win the various Pension laws aud with the sources
from whence proof of services may he derived he is eha
c to render essential aid to such as require an agent
in this city. g., -,,,,,,t
lie will transact business Of any Kind committed to his
claror for a reasonable compensation.
All letters on business mus, he post paid.
Reference is respectfully made 10 the Hon. j. CoIamcr
'''"' '' II. II. SYLVESTER.
yoshincon CITY. March, 1915. 2'6-6m
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R0ianie MeiirineSl

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of !homrsohi-
"a md other botanic Medicnes--both crude and pre-.
pared simple and compounded is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber at his residence between the
Methods, and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will he nea,y pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuTIoN.-To those who are DESTROYS of obtaining pure
Thomsonan medicines, would say beware oiwDom you
nurchase as they are frequently adultcated with worth
less perncious and poisonous substances for the purpose
NJ snccntion or of bringing those Invaluable remedies in
To- disrepute. A. H. hAm WV c
Woodstock Nov. %, lGl4 23I-u
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
WI DUW.VS' VEGETABLE BALS.fM
&c ELIXIR

THE great NorthcrnrCmedv for Consumption and MI
| other Diseases oC the IL NGS, The unparalleled sale
and success Of which is wei known. II is therefore I'M
necessary 10 pn>h long u>omo observation-disclosures
Ing from irresponsible sources.
Can bc had Of the following agents and o! them only in
the ncighhOrhoOd
ST.. ALLEN, Woods'ock Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock Chs. Tinklam. Quchcce Vtae. L. p. NeYtns
!, Co RoyaIon j c. Brooks. Hartford 2i9-ly.