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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

TT'has long been d subject of controversy
IL whether cheap Boot was really cheap
or not But Il is now decided, by an enilght-
ened public. that q cheap boot or shoe u pot
SO very cheap after all. The subscriber has
endeavorsd thus FAR 10 bring back the trade
in a fair and honest channel once more - -
and with countenance or a helping hand
from the public. abe trade can and shall pc
put on fhesOldts fashion grounds when one
paifof boots would lastone year.s This has
been doue, in times past, and can be done q.
again. Nothing shall be wanted on our part
TO accomplish this desirable ohjects provided
We are encouraged with far prices and. good
Large sales and Small Profits are better
thar Small Sales and Large Profits, The
trade will be conducted in all its branches'
India Rubbers repaired 20 usual ,.... 4. lore
,AfaAdstiI ,taaa tsEIss O. MEAF0Hs
s-s~~ Nosa aand q kordi D0ildingyu STAIRS
Titehffeld Noy. II sl64A. sEss saIssg3 s5lffg|24
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
LlTCHFIELD COUNTYsss I
DEc. TERM. 1874. (
LsteAJieIa Cos.aiy. a.
Eifcheeld, Dec. 24sh, l645sS

TTPoN the petition Of Harriet w Neguss 81
W Litchield in said County brought tothe ~,
perior Cour. to be holden at Ltchheids an anq ior
the County Of Litch6eld. on the Sd iussosy "a eo
January lsao, i : was lawfully married 20 John
Negus then d. now absConded to parts I'M
known. with whom she continued to live as his
wife til Ire III iay ofJaly 1910, when willally
deserted the Petitioner and has ever snces and ot
period Of more than three years continued hi
inn Tor divorce Sc, as per petition on le. dated
Dec. 2lst 1874, more fully appears su 4 XII .sss..
II Is ordered, that notice % the pendency cf said
petition be given by publishing this order ID d
newspaper published ia Litchfsld. elk weeks sue.
cssaivcly. the first publication 70 be % Or beio
the 2eth day Of December l84A 8s~h hTsF
ABIJAH CATLIN, Judge &c the
I6w3t eE County Court for Litch0ala County
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
Geese, Feathers.

TEyHE subscribers have made arrange
IL nnents to keep d constant supply Of a first
rate article Of Geese He Tiers -seiec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves
in packages from 20 to 5Olbs.; and will fur
nish at all times any quantity from % TO- 1000
lbs of asquantiy they will warranttoa be as
good as the best, at as low prices as can be
purchased of equal quality In the state. IN
1aa atswbsoW . 8. 81 sL.S HURLBUT
Winchester, ls45. isids1sdl yeIyS5A
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

Conversations like the above are of daily
occurrence The more the Balsam is known
the more it 10 appreciated and the sale is
constantly increasing, lfrom the recommen-
daiion or those who have used it aud proved
its efficacy II Is only about Year since
this medicine was brought before the public
and the sale Of II has gone Beyond our most
sangpine expectations. Hard day pass
es, butwe obtain new evidence ofits superb
ority oyerevery either prepar ration in use;
either by orders from distant places Or BY
the testimony Of those 70 whom we have sold
by the single bottle. Unlike most prepara-
tions 6f the Kind, which contain a large
quantity OF opium, and serve Gully TO palIi-
ate. tIot ID cure) the disease, this medicine
gives permanent relief II not only seems
to do good at first, but continued use Of it
shows plainly that il is q valuable prepare
ton, and one that under ordinary ciFcum-
stances will do more toward the cure of
consumption, and the lcoughsand 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
Also b 81 b.. ). q Bucrw n, 4 Litchfeld
WSAG1 ~ vA0sy Mlitutt 4MytUM sAA@A skSUIs
Cornwall Bridge n. Ct. Peck, Ellsworth;
David Goulds Sharon. lsaaan sElaasls -
TyOR COLDS AND FEvERS.s brought Of.
L by sudden changes Of the weather, there
Is no remedy 50 eIfsctuals as DR.. Phelps
So. ! w. TOMATO PILLS
as they purge on aii Onsusiv niattr cfsess
the pores Of the skin, and bring about q heal
thy sfateof all the funct ions. Rheumatism,
TsSno Eaver Sick Headache. Jatndice. and
all bilious disorders are speedily and effec-
tually cured by, this substitute for r. ,.-,sr
vfgg NJ .ssgssgp sCALOMEIs sa ssssts,.a esq
with perfect safety and their operation. Is
so pleasant and mild asa purgative that
they have acquired o universal representa-.
ton Of being the best Fansily Midscins ever
invented for the aged and young, and those at
delicate constitutionssT They are never known
to fail Of curing Dyspepsi0, In short time,if
taken according 10 directi0ns. 49, Isa q.
q For sale by J. g. Beckwith, Litchfe1d. and
by Merchants III all the, country towns, and
By the Proprietor. No. 26 Chapel Street,
Hartford. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
TO THE VICTOR BEL NGS THE sPOlLs,

TO THE VICTOR BELONGS THE SPOlLS,
ULAR MEDIC NE;s..' have been before The public,
claiming to give relief and eyencure the most nyes.
s sssssss ai s 3
LOzENGERs They sre agreeable @ she, taste,
success which they have met with and the reniarka.
Ss sas wais ss s,. %.
eases for which they have been recomniendsa i
III S 1'a' COUGH LozENG Es,asps b
Cure the most obstinate lcases OF Cough IN q few
hours They cave cured q large number of peEson,
Ea sss s Ss many We s ne
and Hectic Fever by their use have had the rose ol
health restored 10 the haeaasd cheek and now live
70 speak forth the praise ofihs inyauablc medicine
r-l' n 1fra WORM LozENGEs. .dgais'o ~
Have been proved IN more than 900 cases 20 be
invaluable, in fact the only certain Worm Destroying
Medicine ever discovered. Children will eat them,
sns fb s o@ s io
ofmedcine to them. in this form ID great heyond
conception. When the breath of the child becomes
offensive, and there s picking Of the nose during
bleeding al the nose. hendache, drosness, starting.
during sleep, disturbed Dreams awaking with fright
and screaming, Troublesome cough, feyerishnesss
bos,ss spss s
symptoms Of worms. and can b isleved 81 shess ~
comparable Lozengss. They have never known soE
'a'' - S @cRMP Il LozENcEss'sg fr'ss
Relieve tieadache, Nervnurs Sick Headach, Palpi.
taton ofthe heart and sickness atyery few min
utes. They cure Lowness Df Spirits, Despoadency.i
ssma srs boSe Co%plsa's they Eeso Sp shs
q dissipaon, and enable apersoIi On undergo arsss
mental Or betty toll 4 RI Ri sh Be- 5r
10 acknowledged by al who have ever used Il To- Be
the best Strengthening Plaster IN the world and SOY.
ereign remedy for pain md weakness IN the back,
efsa mech limbs; Joints re e.
the demand. Caution l. necessary. az Tiers are ma
ny unprincipled persons who would force spurious
e's Poor Mans Passr Wiz satsu ~ = p s
written name on his bsck --none other are genuine
and will do more hurt than good. sa .als.ss.r.
When such men as the Rev Darius Anthony b The
tod, Rev. Mr.. Dunbar. Rev Mr.. Hanback,. Rev Mr.
CeForests Hon. Aaron Clark, .. Hoxie, ESQ. Hon. ID
B. Beardsleys Daniel Fanshaw, Esq. and q host 81
to prove Tie efficacy u Dr. shsfnoas prspssa,isas
when they are 80 warmly recommended BY the
medical profession and prescribed in their practice,
and when sucuniversal their use
s s sns ss e s oy va: 'si vi
canial,y lay claim % the patronage the public.
General Il Depot L Agency iot me above remedies
al 226 Main q. Hartford, where they can bc hsd
wholesale and al The Proprietor ) lowest prices 4
CoSn'ry agents yhs p., Espeisia sc further supply,
ford, the only agent for New England ssasea.
ssml Buei and r, NJ SvoodraiI. Li,eh6eld Hiram
Webster. Burlington 4. Kellogg H.swla.on; Hen
ford WolcoityiIe Manufacturing Co; .Aagusie,
Miles e. Co Goshen Jno r. Harrison Cornwall
Reed & Lewis sharon John Frankiin Canaan
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS
r. b. MERRlMAN,se s; 'a' n
ID f. NJ r r S YG.R

I'D RESPECTFULLY invites YOUR attention
~ to his highly improved and unerring
method of inserting ss ss'a,s asEk go
St0ektOn's Mineral Ineorfuptible Tseth, n
from single tooth to q full SET, combining
the powers of mastication, durability, COM
fort and symmetry, without pain in the OPP
GRAFTON. gtft4rse. t.4ay % essFs I'll -
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. 9Th building north Of the Bank,
Litchfield, where those who desire his seryi-
ces. are requested to call and examine his
assortment of Teeth for themselves. TAll
work warranted. tHv8s4# 5tooS gHFKS
Gold Plugs, rs cts. Pivot Teeth, 81 vs.
Teeth cleaned, so ." Plate Teeth. $50
Full Sets on either jaw, each,ye4 ri $50.
Tooth Powders and Brushes for SALE. 81.
Litchfeld, Feb. l644.tl48s ah .prg .36tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
FO0TE'S

SELF REGULATING STOVES.
TIME Subscriber, having secured the
IL Agency for these invaluable Stoves for
the County Of Litchfield, is now prepared
to furnish them 70 order al the shortest no.
tice. This is undoubtedly the best Parlor
Stove now in use, for comfort, conveaience
and economy. a IL. NORTH.
Wolcottville, Nov. 1914. @sl9 Sa-N ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

si6n DAVID WARNERy~s
Painter AND Paper 1hamser.
PLvMoUTH HoLLow. Conn. ss'1sqps'
THE Subscriber viii give his particulaf
attention % the ImrTAxroN o. Woop Az
MARBLE. ~ 'ss's1F''s'''-s
kKTERENcEs.-LemueI Hurlbuk Winches-
ter; Beniamin g. Morse. Wnlcustvialas -and
Ralph 9. Camp. Litchfields sisd4 s. -
Plymouth Hollow. Dec. la, le1a.s swabfKi
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
T7PON the petition, of Benjamin, Tuckel
~ of New. Hartford Ia. Ltchfield county

T7PON the petition of Benjamin, Tucker
~ of New Hartford 10. Litchfieid county.
showing to this Court that on the 10th day
of September 1899, be was iawfully r1arri-
ed TO Densea Rust then Of Barkhanpsted ID
said county-That OF, or about the LIST day
of July 1910, the said Densea wilfully deser-
ted said petitioner without cause, and has 20
continued her desertion till this time; and
that said respondent has left this State and
resides as he supposes In Painsville. Geauga
County. Ohio-And praying that ne may be
divorced. as per petition on file da:ed De-
cember 18th, 1874. and reiurnable to the Sn.
perior Court to be, holden at Litchfield on
the Sd Tuesday ia February l645. ~. !.
.s L,TcHFIELD COUNTY. IS. LII
sl-# s.s5 n, DEc. TERM. l644.a Sds sol
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency Of
this petition be, given to the respondent by
depositing in the post Office ,ai New Hartford
by some Indifferent person true and atses-
ted copy of this petition and order of notice,
postage paid, directed 10 the respondent p
gainesville, Geauga County. State Of Ohio,
on or before the iirst day Of January l045
and by publishing an abstract Of This petit.
ton and a copy Of this order of notice On
the Litchfield Enquirer at least six weeks
befor the session OF the Court TO which it,
returnable. a
6w32*l ~ Court for Litchtield County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
H, r.. ENSIGN

HAS received large assortment Of such
LII GOODS as are usually kept ia d c0u1.
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
strictly upon the Ready Pay .System. he can
and sOin sell goods very much Cheaper Than
those who give credit. - f''p''9As ~ s'l 4
Almost every thing taken in exchange for
Goods except book accounts. 3,.' 1.s.'...,
Wolcotville, Nov. IL, 1874. IT %
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
REMOVAL. 80 4. q

WNHE Subscribers have removed. their
n Stock Of Goods to BeckWikh's Building
South street. Eight Rods below SpenceFas
Hotel, and Opposite G. Il. Webbis Store. Old
Customers particularly, and new ones very
particularly, invited 10 call and examine
the best. cheapest and most completes assert.
ment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, CFockefy.
Books, Toys, &C. that the place affords.
% GARRITr q BAEpwrM. >.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30
MO NJ III Es Ns Il s..

MO NJ W. T. nj S.,
yEsHE SUBSCRIBER has just received in
i addition. TO. his former stock about 1900
feetof AlMERICANan and TIA LIAM MAR
BLE-for MONUMENTS and GRAVE
STONES.--which he offers for sale at q
LESS PRICE than can be purchased in amy
other part of the State of the same QUAIL
TY and WORKMANSHIP \. vph hes
A Larger and better assortment of no.
YER MARBLE, now on hand than can be
found at any other place in the state.
Ready Made MEonusnents Y. u
of the newest and most fashionable ,sty les Of
architecture wrought By finished workbench,
constantly on hand and will be sold CHEAT
FOR CASH. ~ asfas8a4N Cd .9sala3 bsaa
Chimney Pieces, lSide-boards Standsi Beaus
H reau,l and TabIc-tOps of Egyptian ety
s, Italian or IRISH MARI ie---furnish- ,s..,
ed to order and al short notice.
Persons in want of any of the above arti.
Giles are respectfully requested 70 call ana
examine his styles Of workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. 9iiasis 93} ho sos4'sftl
'Sisa Z. ft JAMES G. PATTERSON. u
Litchfeld, March 1874. 9.lFi 'ssaaaals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

aHss Company bee been Y .s: operation
q. :. ss .. gsa.sss q islisiss which -,
The nuabsr q palisiss iasnsashs irs. -.
Tks ssnoans q properly assured Do sssgs1,sl
On tbs Espi.alica 81 those policies lhs
=. Prssalsn ehaFesd ives ssliagyished, s.s, i
gsarz. Eaa. sGs1l % sg :. IIes
TIE smOpe, yof pFepeg,y insured %. sssstss, 6
sESSai e nssgslsn PAD y g. ,s slSs y
Ths !, ~ {! smSuat q essh ptsmiam s'7
Toiaierss. rseeivsd cd Loans. s. 7ss
,Faa9
e .ssa, ps S.:.: .siSs . eng I6 f.
s's''sas.s 4 lai. q -y.. -. :.
W.: saassng osIance e sne treasury @ Sa''''s
-. ssa ~ ,be BO"ss .he IA, i've Years
which can Be collecsed ifrsqairedis N l65O5,24
Present Cspi,st 81 funds ofthe Company .,s,..
sSa Wn'ch M Iu'o ' losses arc % Oe 1889 o.
n '.'esT ~ - 49, Z. - "a
1881. sf,e, l.''sr' = '',r' fs.ss s VI,
March -, Chester N. Case. Harwinton,
Eoshers Shop. Total, 40 astl sat Siso'Oo
49,. ,,.as.,r,a.,
aPSr,;si. $3.50" e H"" 'oa - 1000
May, s. Ansos Wheeler, Barkhampsted. -.
Saw MN, TOtaI.~ -. $4,000
AG PE,, n Alph'sus Fuller Kent Dwelling 5000
Aps;i .is. 8. e. ]. s,lson, New Milford,
Crisi Mill, TOTAL sas-.5 1. sGfgs7gn q 100000
June 20 Philo CHASE. Litchheld, Dwelling, 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

aHE Subscribers hhve removed 10 their
s-snew shop ahonilhalfa mile, west Of the
Court House. where, they intend to keen, on
napd general assoEtnent Of EASHIONA-
as can be bought elsewhere for cash. Tr6d1s
uceor approved Credit THE patFCnae IN
their former patrons and the public ,eene.
rally Is respectfully solicited.
aissis5 ~ eaiiiisq KlLB0RN.GC BRAMARg.
- Litchfield, December 3Oth, l64Asoa lESa
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

FLAPS, Velvet, Plain and Figured. plush
~ Fur trimmed Cloth and Fur Cans, lust
received at M (271 CLocK & roRpss. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30


can be ughtwithinthes STATE, Tor
cash oil credit-Including am assortmept of
Bronzes, gold ndsilver eafand Fol-, Gums
Copal and Shellac ,AicohOl, Japan and Copai
Varnish, Tamarinds, Afadders GOchineal I'm.
digo, American and RussiaIsinglasssS Spices
Sai.Eratus, Patent Barieyiand Cocoa, Soda
and Seidlitz Powder, Congress Watess
rior and common winter sperm. castors pure
Linssed, aud SweetO Oils; Chlorine, Tooth
Wash, Preston's Salts, Bay TaliOw! 20
ssant ~ ALAReE ASSORTMENT OFsa AssA
hee Patent sEEeGg6C5wes, gba33F
including Andefson's Cough Drops, SwaiIn's
Panacea, Batefnan's Drops, WEIGH Med
u icamentum, 1'hompson's Eye Water =
PrLEs of various kinds, &c. &C. 'sS
ssa7a Also, ia complete 6ssortnsen Of asi Y.
English ana Americas y aints,
among which are white and red lead, Whit.
ing, Chrome Yellow 81 Green, Prussian Blue
No. I and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra de
Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, &c.
London Brown Stout. Porter; old Madeira,
Pure Port, and other w Pure Cog
MAC Brandy, Holland Gin. West India Rum.
nPhysicians, Painters, Hatters. &c sup MP,
Piled on as good terms as they can purchase
,he same qualities il New York. st,,5 - sr
Liichfeld, july g.. ,s..,.. .tssas B ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

TSaLoUR. Wheat, Rye 81 Buckwheat Flour
y Corn Meal and Middiines. ass a.as q a,
~ saSN& ,sazssSs Eaessyse Clock e. FoRn,a
INDIA RUBBER OVER SHOES, cSsss 81 q
per Rubbeys now opened prices to suit c,lsfo.
sraers at N 40 l26l 81 CIccx q Eonn.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

- UFFAL0 ROBES. 8 bales juat received and
- now open. Prices from rs cts. to u, 90 Il 4
e6 ashaAes9 IN CIccx 81 FoRpss i
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-01-30

Litchfield, Nov. !, l644. ss 9S.gss1 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

AIR" dream'r that dwelt in marble halls,
dreamt that dwelt in marble halls
With pimples and tan my face,
And thought that at parties, at routes and balls
! was termd repusve disgrace.
l had riches enough but alas could not count
On possessing healthy skim
Yet thought that whisper said you NAV .prc,or,,
Such defects, be they hateful as sin ' s
! dreamt that suitors sought nv hand
But they all repudiated Inv face '
tney cred though her features formed mill and bland
m = ne yeoW neck aud pimped SIX in are disgrace
!. nsn ltnought that credin voice void of hope
Cure my pimpes, make my skin white and fair
a VOICE cried cake Of Jones famed Soap
And your mind will be free from despair
Then dream't that Iusedit; o. that moment Of bliss
MY SKIN changed from its yellowish hue
Wy neck was made clear, and my face made to kiss
ri hough an angel might claim il his due
Inc plmples, the botches the freckles, the tam
Had decamped, and voice by my side
SAID, indeed you will now be the glory of man
,Ay, the virtue, the hope and the pride:
Jones soap wondrous Soap for all this thank thee
Who doubts the magical ote genuine jones' SOAP?
9ne but those who have used bad atcles-and SO think hi
AXE LEI us Try It onceits effects singuart whens
clears aud renders the skin beautiful removing quickly all
srgpt,ons Disbursements &c, salt cum scurvy 10 sa
sy 4urse ASK your physician what he thinks Jones
noapi ne VIII tell you tha-i daily my
no where but at the sign Of the American Eagle 82
Shah1m street, aai broadway New York; Fulton Street
Reader, be very CAREFUL and but jones' Soap
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Trenton. N. j.

Correspondence OF the herald.J
TRENTON, N. j., May Is, 1915.
| Slavery and 4bol,tiOn in Ne,c Jersey-Somefhine
Neo under the Sun.
The Supreme Court of New Jersey, now in SEES.
at Trenton have had petitions presented to them
this day, TO grant wrts of beas corpus directed to
persons who claim to hold certain other persons as
slaves, who were born before the 4th day of July,
1891, and also claim TO hold the children of these
slaves born since lSOithe males till twenty five
and the females until tweny-one years of age--un-
der the name Of apprentices. These writs of habms
corpus have been allowed by the Court to-day
These writs will, as we understand, bring up the
cases of those who are. held as slaves, and those
who are Kept as apprentices In fact, they the
whole question of slavery, root and branch
Alvan Stewart, Esq, of the State of New York.
was admitted counsel for the petitioners, by the
courtesy OF the Court Mr.. G. b. Palmer, ESQ, acts
as an, attorney of these applications. Mr.. Stewart
stated, in his application for the writs that his OBJ
Ject was to overthrow slavery and apprenticeship by
virtue OF the new constitution OF this State, under
the first section OF the said constitution Of this State
IN these words-"All men are, by nature, free and
independent, and have certain natural and inaena-
BILE rights, among which are those Of enjoying and
defending life and liberty acquiring possessing and
protecting property, and of preserving and obtaining
safety and happiness"
Mr.. Stewart stated there were about seven hun
dred persons held as slaves in this State and be-
tween two thousand and three thousand human be-
ngs born Of these slaves, heidi apprentices, whose
condition, until their time was out, was The same
as the slaves, and they were regarded as personal
property. The Court intimated that they would fix
a day certain, when the whole Court in Bank would
hear the whole question discussed.
Truly, this IS the most important question ever
presented TO the Judiciary of New Jersey for adju-
dIcaton, or any. other Court in This country--ln-
volving rights of immense mportlnce 10 the hum
bic individuals, as well as the character and dignity
of the State for faithful and hghmindcd course OF
the administration OF Justice, involving the great
principles OF the first scction OF the new constitution,
which is as comprehensive as human necessity, and
stands perpetual palladium for the protection OF hu-
man rights to all ofwoman-born, whomay trust them
selves nndcr the jurisdiction Of It's out-epead wings
The Court have fixed Tuesday, the 2Oh when all Of
our five Judges Of the Supreme Court will be pre-.
sent and listen to Mr.: Stewards argument in behalf
Of this long neglected portion of the great family Of
man. No doubt the subject will be one Of absorbing
interest, and great anxiety is felt in the result
SPECTATOR.
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Lady why that frequent sigh eares lady tell me wbv
Inc Z" - ' :" '''' -"
Witness how my foreheads freckcdsee my skin v h pin
pess peckled; 10. upper lips hairy girls from Tip
perary; from cheeks have fled the roses but their hue upon
my nose IS Stranger! why such questions ask me Sigh
Lady there is balm in Gilead sure as Homer wrote the
Had Wisdom ways be oftentmes borrowed-ady be
ger sorrowed but fly and Soap of Goaud which
VIII Danish all your feckes all sunbrn all your
as sure as air stands between will be fair We
dir cons needed; and If color you're in search Of cheek
much of.r-Ereiint omnes $3.50
Gourauds italian Medcoed Soap for clarifying the skim
Poudre Subtitle for removing superuous hair; LIQUID
gstaSl Romge for impartng the cheek and delicate
purpose Of which they sevea designed Be cautious and
Broadway.
Agents-6 Chestnut street Philadelphia; Hentsh lancaster
Jordan Milk street, Boston, Carleton Co. Lowell; Chapin
Co.. Springfield; Green Co.. Worcester; Dyer PROVIDENCE
Bull Hartford; Eee, Middlsown Myers New Haven; Tou
sey koch ser Backus Bull Troy; Perce Stanwlx Hail
Aoany Seth Hance Baltimore; d. w Moore, Lynchburg
va; Anderson, Nashville Tenn.
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Bloody DorNGs IN MIssrssIppr-Wc learn from
the Lexington (lNississippD Advertiser, that diff
Guilty occurred at Wheeling in Holmes county between
Mr. John Weeks and Mr. Rouse Fathcrcc which result
ed in the death Of the latter Weeks is in jail and
n~aiting his trial. Tho paper also relates tho
Of horrid aray between two brothers. Moses
in the death Of tho former Walter Guess having acted
entirely in self defence, tried and acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-19

when from sdden changes Of atmosphere the he
co Checked those humors which should escape by The skin
VIII DC thrown nwardly, aud headache nausea aud
water and nfiamed throat cough con-
pains IN various parts of the body rheumatism aud
many unpleasant symptoms follow.
Wriehts Indian Vegetable Pills are most delightful medicine
Ter carrying Of all complaints when from catching cold
hy exI all bad humors IN natural the body
restored 70 health if by magic single IS cent box WIFI
also give reiei aud perseverance, WILL in time SO COM
peely cleanse the blood aud other fluids of every kind
body. 'e iss ~
CArroN-As many unprincpled persons are inu srousv
ehgage III selling counterfeit Pills. the public should
ehey careful To purchase from advertised
2'8 Greenwich ST. New York. ''
Bla all eases be particular ask for genuine Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills. So
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to perish Where IS the sufferer from Asthma Here re-
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G , Hparseas Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood and symp
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