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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
A q FAIRCIIILD,

lS9 MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
hDEALHR in Wa'che-. Clerks. Jew lry. Silver
- aud Plated Ware. Fancy nm! Variety Enuds
%c-ofers nj Wholesale and Reia;l. q complete as
s"rimsn; of Soods in his line Among The leading
arr cles al my assortment The following:
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-- God { nsc Fnll
'e"eled Lever Watches. Gold Case Anch,r Escape.
mon Lever Watches with Gold Dals. Cole Duple,
anu L"rine Watches, Gold Case Verge Watches
SILVER Deiach Levers. Silver Anrhnr de-. SILVER
Lepihe Watches. Silver Alarm dn Gnld Guar
nha'hs. Gold F"h do. Ruhv. Emerald. r-i NJ Lame"
Enamel. SAPPHIRE and Gold Stone B,essr Pms Do 4,
ringer Rings. Gold Ear Rirq., Dn Shirts Studs u
w p"Ard Chains Dn Fab do Do Gnaid Keys. ID
roo DO Gill Guard Keys. d. CuG Pms. Steel and
H"' watch Keys. GO!i, Silver German Silver snd
S'ee' speclacles. Grrvan Silver snd Mprt cn Spec.
'aeie Eases. Silver Pencils German Silver Pencils
dec l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

SOAP AND CANDLES The undersipncd
has commenced the Chdndlery Businsss'
one door above his residencoon Main 81, Wheel.
ing, between franklin and North streets, wbers
he Is ready 10 sell at Wholesale or Retail. His
soap and Candles can also be had at Issac Ir.
WHO'S Warehouse, on Main below Monroe ST.
lie VIII endeayor 10 keep as good an article.
facturer in the city; and respectfully soleits
share of the patronage Of the public.
nov LOUIS BAYHA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11


oca| NIL col"rs& prices; Rich Bonnet Ribbons;
Sn'is; Feathers aud Fluwets;
Si''p'd and P'nin Silks GImr>. Cords n Nel,,t
R high cold Cash n,eres; Trimmings;
M nfning Il" Jci Pas aud Bends;
s Prints. some sp'e, did; BORNE, Silk. & Saiins;
Real Tnrkcrr Shawis; India Satin a..
Cashmere de; I.ncrs aud Edcing,;
f'rIn and Embroidered lnsh Linen- d. Lawns;
Th'bei jv; GLusond HoAr';
Cloth al various colurs de-; Wsrsi.d C"ms,ri.;
Black Merino dc; 1874 Blankets. superior;
Blanket do; Carpet;
o'nghams; Umbrellas;
Ci"ih' We ran sell cheaper than nnv other House
IN The ri'y; Shirts md Drawers:
Sa'iincis do.some at 39lc; Superb Csssim-rrs fer
Jeans; Gcnil,mcn's Wear;
/ ! halo rirks low; vrsiings dn. some
J case Checks; rs low a, ir,;
bales Shrciinss; Wool Ne, Cas-
Canton Fsnncls; Iins.ys;
Brushes. all kinds; Bulions
/ A few fine Braid Bonneis Braid;
and will be sold lower 9 case. Sewing Cotton,
! than usual; SEWN, silks;
Table Linen. Crush aud 5 Eases Caps viz. Cloil
Diaper; Fur'd nnd Fur Glaze.
. Oil Cloth; md Hnir Seal;
Bonnet Flames. Crowns g. Shoe Thread;
Leno; Combs. about $50 gross
Flannels. in ,bundancc;
Bard do for Cionkinps;
And n ihnussnd other articles .ioe iedtous' 10 mon
lion, but will he shown tree of charge To those wh,
call. and cheaper. much cheoyer Than herei.iure-
please examine.
JOHNSTON. BERRYHlLL a. co.
dec Is G NJ l3l Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

HoMBs. IVORY COMBS. by The dozen ., ain.
~ gle one. Shell Tuck Combs Shall Side Comb,
Shell Pocket Combs, Bnfolo Horn Combs, Brszilis,
Horn Combs, Bfazliln Horn Tuck Combs. Brszili,,
Horn Side Combs English ReddinT Combs. Horn
Redding Combs, Horn Pocket Combs Wood Po,ks,
Combs. Germsn Silver Pocket Combs For s.le by
zee 10 40 FAIRcHlLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

tOMPoUND SYRUP OF sAPSAPARlLIA
~ The best preparation ni Satsspariia ever u9;.r.
ed I" The public. Prepared and sold by
dec OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11


CnaActry for Ohio county
Moses Rhodes,
John Sock man's adm Si.tratnr end heirs
Pursuant To decree pronounced in the said
cause hy tn" SAID court on the 18th day OF June
1874 the undersigned acting as CnIptnis.iun
therein. will on Saturday the iilh day of Janu
AIRY 80. nj the moot doc. pf the court house
of said count, proceed To sell Ia the hiyhcs,
bidder a. public auction; tho tracts "r parcels Of
land with the nppurtenanccs which Were con.
vcyed bv Joseph Apologize tn said John Sock
man, by deed dated 2sth If Argu. l. 1917, and
now OF record in the Clerks Office of said coun
~ IN a. ed book No Q, folio log, except that nor
non OF said tracts which was conveyed by said
Sockman To Daniel Steenr, d; py d ed of the
same date recorded in said office in said decd
book No 9. toi, %.
! h,said property or a suili 'icacy. will he sold
on credit of six, twelve aud els h,ecr months
IN equai inSialmants. the purchaser giving bond
| with good security bearing interest irnn nh,
day OF sale and the titL, retained ns n further
| security UniL the whole Of the purchase none,
is paid. w MITCHELL. (omuission,r
| u IN Pu dec T--lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

reNrhing thanks pnhlic
patronage so literally extended year.
their
present well selected of Boots
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

me above with other kinds render
land of
enable sell
io
greatest oil pleasure TO wait them and show
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE-Is CmancEny-
Via the Circuit Superior Courl Of Low aud Chat
r'ry for Ohio couniy.
Hugh Nichols
Ernest Wiitcnhtuk g. others
P"r'nn"i 10 decree pronounced in the -,hl
sc by the said Conr ON he 7ll day nf lane.
is44i the undersigned, atiirs ma Commissioner
therein. will I'm Monday. the third day 81 February
lS45 al The front donr of The cnurr Hons of OH,
county proceed sell, nj public auction In tho high.
est and best bidder Lnis Eiph, and Nine g IL o. ms
Jesssalcd an plat Of LMs laid ofT lay sad Hugh
Nichols or the Bank Of the Ohio River Immediately
Tmre Agne"s Rolling Mil. called Nicul!'s Tnwn.
The SAID property Will hc sold. on n ctc,li, If SIX
"eivc and eighteen months in equal insal,neni,.
The purchaser giving hnnd with approved serurily
hearing Interest from tie day ofssc fr the pure
money. mad the lille retained ms fntiher sorutity
until lh' Whole If tho purchase money u PAID
MITCHELL. Commissioner.
Dee. 81, ls4i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

|
Law AID Chancerv, begun, conrinued and
held for the county Of Ohio, Of th . cour, house
thereof, on Friday the LIST day of November
Bo,ia, F Gardner.
Wheoeupon the court doth adjndgo. order and
decree, that this cause be referred TO James
i ram,i, Esq who ls hereby appointed a Commits
inst The account Of Alfred Caldwell, the trustee
OF SAID George X Swearingea, with the credi-
Iors under me said iced Of irus, ~ the 81 IN Of
January, ls42. and that tie said Comniss 10 n or
ascertilr and repor; the amount of money which
the said Alfred Caldwell has received or in the
snerelse o, que and proper diligence he OUGHT te
me amount OF the just and lawful expenses OF
me sald trust. Also, what s due The conf lnin
an an unoet .ne several slfcatiops in the said
| uten mentioned, and the ether creditors Of the
SAID George X SweurinRen named therein, tho
fatobie proportion of each creditor in the trust
, eaeh ciasslhca on-and tina, for this
purpose me SAID COMM 5sioner fix upon some
time and place for taking the said account and
cause due tee thereof TO be served on all
parties within the Commonwealth and ,hat
notice thereof be given TO all persons not resid
ing within the same, by advertisement inserted
ano pno,lshed In some newspaper printed in the
| cry OF wheeling in said county for Mt least
| lhhty Gays PRIOR TO the time Of tiking the said
ac10unt-and that the sai d commits soner renuire
each creditor under said decd of trust who shall
prove his claim before him, to give security for
ms reasonable share Of the costs of taking the
| said account and that he report the same IN tho
| conr. WIN anything deemed pertinent by him
Tests, ALEX r LAIDIEY' tjart
The parties interested N the matters mention
60 IN me foregoing decree, are hereby mortified
that have appointed Tuesday the I4ih doy Of
!anuary next, a, my office in the city of Wheel.
lag, at 10 O'clock, A NJ, as the time and nIacc
when and where shall commence tokine The
| account therein directed-and | require the an
pearlLncs Of the parties there with such proofs,
po you &C ne may be necessary to the pro-
dec 10 JAMES PAUL.. Commissioner.
HUN BARRELS a fresh supply. Just receiv.
~ Cd nv dee II OFT T. GREER.
LNkENCH cLOTfs.-ssnseney e. Rhodes have
n Jest opened few extra fine piece. French
s"s Belgian so'h'. wh'sA ore s4su, basgoias
C000 LBS Eosli.h Vsniiian Red. just re-
oel - OLIVER PRYOR.
10 CENTS PEB DOZEN.
NXTE will sell United States saeIIer,. 70 s,.
w perisr eopy) al IS cent. sor Jszen. =, Tho
Paper wstshosse II
nov 70 q p HoRNsRooK uo,ro. =,
1n nnn WANTED AT MCALIAM,s
oU,OOO No l7o Msis street
10000 COON SKINS
5000 MINK DO,
5000 RED FOX Do
5000 GRAY DO DO;
5000 WILD car DO, for which The bigb.
est Cash price will be paid on delivery.
dec e hrCALLAM
over SHOES-5o pairs Ladies Carpet Owe,
" Shoes. trimmed with Fur, just received from
Pbiladephis.
Also on bands-250 pans Buffalo Over socts
which will be sold Wholesale or Relsh, a. The Bic
Red Boot establishment
des4 SAML MCLALLgN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

lie H
HIAvE lust received direct irnm liverpoo' end
IL are now opening o, their warehouse on Mon.
zoe street a very large and splendid stock Of CHINA
Il QUEENSwARE. which they ~ i'll sell wholes'lc
o. retail on more favorable terms than have ever
beiare been offered in this market.
ALSO,
| Cot. Plain and Pressed glass ware Of II d-scrp
ion. jy 12-tf
IMPURITY OF BLOOD CAUSES PAIN and
OCCASIONS disease upon that part of IN,
| body which from any cars, INV be wea test
| THIS in sersons who's blosd is impure, should
t1ev have cold, the impure matter would set
| tie upon their nRgs, and consumption be the
| rDuhlc; SD with other affections. All trouble
| !, saved hy using the Brandeth's Pals, which
cannot injn.e and cannot G overdone. Only
use them IN the c snr, Nnccuient OF any disea az
| use their IN full doses ana YOU will be up and
well, while those VII % are too wise 10 take such
simple medicine. are bed ridden or premature
| ~ end u cir days The Bran1reth Pills are only
| 10 he app rehended; they are found never 10
deceive; they are the only internal medicine
| required n this climate.
| chch cannot be used without injury 10 the body
| ne Ersndeih's Pills can. Whai are thew Are
| they net imitation. OF tho B'ande'h's Pills re-
| CONNIE nded IN advertisements sto'er from DR.
| Brandetel Were they not originally counirrt IL
| sllls purPorting to be iha genuine Rrsndeth
pills? but IN cSHsequence o. the new labels on
4 the Br0nGe't Pill boxes arc they not obliged 10
| come ont under other cocrs csually fslse7 Obs
serve the makers and travelling sgente? Are
hiy, not men whom Or Bran!eth hath cast of,
| not for good conduct rulyn is hot Il is true ps
| ,nplicas!e 10 the pretended Indian and. in
fact; 10 nearly all the ADVERTISED pills ofthe
day? Shall the public trust their lives in the
| ssnds Of these enprincipled men7 Surely not.
The Rrande,h Plls eipe strength for weak
ncss-ihey are liked best by hose who have
| sken the most Of them DR. Brandeih can give
| personal reference To thousands whe have been
restored from bed OF sickness by their use,
when every other means had proved entirely
nnavailins. These cases are continually occur
rlng IN this ciey and in every part of the Unien
Ge. Brande,h.s Pills If YOU are not perfectly
| healthy, and they vii restore you--if m edicine
can do it-becauso they expel those humors
which are It e cause OF impurity Of the blood
and AT the sans time tbs body is siren gthenod
| by the operation of this most exec lent medicine
| None genuine TO be obtaned a. arv niace in
this city, except Of 40 FAiRCHN.D,
| lhn x S~Ie as,pf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11


. MEMPHIS, Tenn, April IS, 1874.
Messrs Sanford Il Park Genfn-A friend OF
yours has proposed that should furnish a state
ment IN favor of that most valuable medicine
ni which You are the prOprietors, known as the
Balshm of Wild Cherry I have been suffer
ing for five six years bronchial affection, sc-
companIed by other painful maladies. During
ihls period have derived from the friendly and
Judicious advice and prescriptions of some OF
me me ablest physicians of our country. Within a
lew weesspast at the sugges Il on of one Of the sc
gentlemen, ] have made experiment OF the Raj
sam, and have been much eratified with it's eff
ieGts. present relief has been almost invariable,
When L have taken II at times of greatest suffer
inei and am persuaded, that II is now coniri-
nutlng essentially to the removal OF one of the
most singular and complca ted ca ses of chronic
disease, that have fallen under the observati oa
oil practitioners IN the medical profession.
am very truly yours,
+ FARM SWORTH -
,{STho above Invaluable medicine 10 sold
wholesale and retail, in Cincinnati, by
SANFORD g. PARK.
1EPrice one dollar per Bottle.
Sold IN Wheeling, by
oct 20 CRUMBACRER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

n USF received fTrE New York. new md snlen
" did assortment of Cashmere d'Ecosse also. fine
french worked Infant Bodice; Sponsors, CuiIars ard
C"Ilareias; fine assurimeniuf JET Buttons and Hal,
Pins. Also. just received from Tho manufacture,
house IN Lowell Mass. few pieces Of Blue Black
Asphaium Cloihs, ipr Sacks aud Over Goals 1b,s,
Cloths are pronounced 10y The hest Tsilors in IN.
ey 10 lie the finest and hes quality of CIpihs the,
eversnw. All true Americans nre invited Ia coi,
and LOOK al ihem az they are inr superior and much
cheaper thss any article OF a similar kind ever i'm.
ported IIEYMAN. No I63,
oci IA Wesi side Main Of. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
CARPENTERS TOOLS,

ChhE EN Ems JoOLSs
M have just received an other lot Of Planes
w winch We warrant good, and offer AT
aabost half price. On hand, all sizes Of Moriise,
Fnmsr and Turning Chisols e. Gouges, Hand
and Broad Axes, Foot AIDES. Hatchets. Draw
log Knives, steel Augors, German. Cast and
Spring Stee Hand and Pasnell Saws lemon
DO Guages, Beylls, Squares. Braces and Bits,
saw sets, etc etc. nov 10 OFT e. GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11
~ INTER Goods.

Y" hive new received ir.ib the East. a IN, %.
w addition la oor stock of Fresh aud Ch.sp
winter Dry G@.ds. jus, such articles us You wan,
for tho ..,S,u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

Il NOhMiSSlONERS SAi.E.--iS HAstEsy
~ In the Circuit Superior Court of law nn,
CnaActr for Ohio county
Moses Rhodes,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

y CASKS MADDEN
50 Bags Pepper
40 do Pimentos
lb Bbls Alum
80 boxes Bunch Rai,ins
bales s s Almonds
cases brimstons
eask Blue vitriol
ebarrels loves
zes Mats CRssia
20 boxes Oh ocoats
eask Chalk
! barrel Camphor
Nbauels Canwoed
10 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tauar
barrels Ground Gisser
seToons Indigo
eask Lamp Black
sssss LiquoHes Ball
Is ksgs Mustard
Ia barrel NJ tmegs
80 barrels Loaf Sugars.
All Just received and fer saleby
-lsn CRANGLE g. BATLEYs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

vlKGINIA-Af Circuit Super or court NJ
Law AID Chancery, begun, continued and
neIo lot the county OF Ohio, Of the court house
thereof on Friday the ist day of November
1914.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-11

~ANTED.-300 good Coon, 500 Red 30,
w 300 Gray For, 100 Otter. together with any
q"anlny OF Muskrsl and Mink Skins ut The Wheel
hg IIsl fstin'y. nearths SonIh end Of The Market
ew ne h'ghrsi prices will be PAID for The above
Furs in Hats sad Caps or part Cash il teooited
des DARE g. HOGE
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18
~ no PRINTERS.
Type Foundry and Printers
FURNISHING Ware House.

T1HE Subscribers have opened new type
1 Foundry in the city Of New York. where
they are ready to supply orders to any extent for
any kind Of Jos Of Fancy Type. Ink, Paper. Cases.
Galieys, Brass Rule, STEEL COLUMN RULE
Composing Sticks, Chases. and every article ne
cessary for Printing Office.
The Type, which are cast in new moulds, from
an entirely new set of matrixes, with deep coun.
tiers, are warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times. All the
type furnished by US is Il hand cast
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-.
gines Of the most approved patterns.
N. B.-A Machinist is constantly in attendance
to repair Presses and do light work: l.-.
COMPOSITION A0LLERS CAST FOR PRlN-
TIERS. .219
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three times
the above sx months insertion IN their papers, and
send their papers containing il, 10 the subscribers
60 COCKFoRT & OvEREND. 6s Ann-st:
New York, Sept. 8, lS45' 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18
Fall and Winter Goods,

comprising complete variety In every department
and they would respectfully invite their olo Gus
s,ock feeling assured that it is unsurpassed IN
richness extent, variety and cheapness in this or
any other city
Rich plain aad g'd brocade Satins ofvarous colofs
Chameleon Broche figured and stllpe silks.
Gro de Rhine and Italian Lutestrlng oo'
nea'S n la '"'''' D'O do.
Super Paris Philipean and Gro de Vedreu do.
Comprising over 400 pieces of various fashionable
Styles from 10 to 4Oinches wide, and figured PLAIN
stripe watered Plaids chene, twilled changeaoie'
le stripe. watered and changeable. from 2s to los
per yard Together with Victoria lngrains and
Neapolitan Stripe, new and rich articles Paris
Mousselne de LANES, plaid double hguaeo ana
sriye, from Is. to So. per yard. 49,.
Silk warp Lustres, figured, plain, stripe ana
changeable. Black and blue black Bombazlnes,
with great variety of Mourning Goods.
Paris Cloakings, entirely new. and OF magnificent
STYLES. Woollen and worsted Plaids OF French and
Scotch manufacture. ,l..
French, German and English Merinos. cloth and
mode colors. -,
siens. the richest ever offered. Brooch, worsted
and woollen Shawls, of desirable styles.
Cloths Cassimeses, Vestings and Velvets.
Blankets, WEIGH and English Flannels, very
large stock. .-aaa ,,ou,, lou,
prices. with complete assortment OF Hosiery
Gloves, Cravats, Laties Neck Kerchiet and Scaris'
and Linen Cambria and Revere Handkefchieis.
Also large stock of Domestic Goods of every
style wanted for the season.
800, BARKER & TOWLE.
Men, Fork, Oct. %. II Catherine street.
Persons from the country will do well to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
We haze 5wt one price, and no JGlse representa-
tions on goods. $3.50. . OWL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18
THE MOTHER AND CHILD.

A DOMESTIC DREAM:
Twas dear, indeed, to watch those two,
The mother and the child;
And note their gentle playfulness,
And then her chidings mild;
And how she oft would kiss her boy,
With mad and fond delight,
And press him closely to her breast,
That blue-eyed little sprite!
And how he'd softly pat her cheek,
And kiss it DER and o'ef;
While she, that fair voting mother, there,
What bliss would she have more:
With a sweet pledge of welded love!
A link within that chain,
Which binds two willing souls in one,
In hope and joy the same!
Oh! it's cheerful sight, / ween,
To see two thus at play
The mother and her cherub babe
With hearts so light and gay!
We all have known mothers care;
We all hav felt her kiss;
And, in our young and tender years,
What brighter dream than this
All! then there's something holy, too,
In word, and look, and smile,
A dreamy softness lights her eye,
That touches US the while;
And we half sigh to share her joy
Though sigh we may in vain,
Until our hearts are link like hers,
Within affections chain.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18
New-Milford, Dec. 9th, 1915.

New-Milford, Dec. 9th, 1915.
To the Editor and Publisher Of the Litehfeld
Enquirer.
S1R:-I enclose to you my answer to the doings
of a pretended Democratic meeting lately held at
New-Milford, as published in the New Milford
Republican Of last week, voting me out of the
Democratic Party. As you have attempted to pub
lish something regarding scid meeting, trust you
will publish my answer to the same; and as you
have published in part the charges against me, it
is my desire that you will publish the charge in
full, and then my answer to the same, that the
Public may see the whole matter as it is; and al
SO hope all papers that have had any thing to do
with the above affair. will publish the same in man
ner and form as above requested
am with respect,
Your Obedient Servant
SAMUEL D. ORION.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18

and party purpOrses; And Whereas the said ortCn,
on the defeat Of the democratic party at An election
which he caused by such base aud tFeacherous
means rejoiced with the federalists, and gave full
evidence of . fellow-feeIing with them, and con.
graduated them their succes against the Democ-
racy and openly declared that the election had re-
suited right and as itshould do. And now, to free
the Democracy from the, seFpentine folds of DO.
litical hypocrite and demagogue, ...o "a y,
ResOiUed That the said SAMUEL D. ORION
be no longer permitted to associate politically with
the Democratic party of New Milford, in their par
ty Councils, Meetings or Conventions nor his vote
be received in any democratic meeting in said town.
meeting, be signed BY the Chairman and Secretary.
and published in the .Neto JNitfovd Republican,
Hartford Times, Colsa's6iGH Register and RePub.
ieGR Farmer. ~ : . -....., ,-,-~.!
ADOtpElUS HAILOCK, Chairman.
GEO. RICHMOND, See'y' iaiF a. 81. -Gf.*
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18
Do You want comfort i'm Shaving

A NEW Compound for Shaving, which surpass.
"A. es all Others in making rich and permanent
Lather without irritating the skin 1t IS also war
ranted in all cases please Therefore, any gentle
man can purchase pot OF the ABOVE ~ !. s cau
return it, and the money will be refunded All Or
ders for the Cream thankfully received.
a. i asG E. C. FERRE, Middletown. Ct
This Cream received the first premium from the
NJ Y Institute last fall. For sale by Samuel Buei.
JIG. Beckwith, and S. N. Bronson, Litchheld, and
in all the principal towns in the State by Druggists.
Perfumers, Fancy Stores and Barber Shops. (1y36
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-18
IN OR so more stitchers.
cV Litchfield, Oct. 2Sth, ls45.
-- LARGE SALE OF
NEW AND RICH GOODS.
BARKER 81 TOWLE,

No. II Catharine Street, .Near- York.
YNAKE this method of informing their numerous
Il customers and friends througout the country,
that they have reftted up their Warehouse and va
rious Show Rooms, in the most modern and conven-
80. - manner. They have received by late Packets
'e"e an extensive assortment Of the rich
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