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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

J
Flower Seeds gtoat variety.
.iul q, lsiG II
y ,rh or AEHMoNr,tBE',''mem
D,>,rlo, OF Rutland. =, { - herrd ,hat'
At, special probate court he'd ai Rulaud
within ana for sad district on the 9sh DAY
Of March, A. y 1916
Present. VIM Hall. JUDGE
oval Colem'n. Administered 81 tive
rc Of James Fnshle late 81 IIom .'h ~
,l district, deceased, interstate, proposing
- render an account OF bis administration
%! sad estate,
!, !, ordered that said account le rct rcd
inr eNamiuatlon and allowance to tie fr>'.
Monday being the 4lh day % say utY'.
and that q copy oi tbs order he uutll~ ed
three VEGAS successlvely prrvl"' urtcrn
IN The ROLAND Herald, a. nrw>pspor printed
al Rui'nd. that all ,ersons Interested may
appear and object to the sane, II ihry see
cause. a tn copy of Record,
- HENRY HALL, Register
STATE or n H.El.;hMoNT'tBE - re"rm,
at stated probate court held Al tuil'nd
within and Tor SAID distinction tie Isl monday
being The Gth day at April. Isi6.
Present, VIM. Hail. Judge.
Whereas BEN tmlo smith, guardian Of
Horace 5. Smith and Henry ) Smrtn mlnoi-
Of Rutlaud ~ sad disttIct has this day made
appi Ialion to said couti IN writing. repre-
senting that all the zeal estate OF III, ms sad
wards contests al one equal undivided ih'rd
par nt all the real estate ~ Ptr, S,r....
late Of sud KUtiaud, decrease iH'rNla'". cot
sold tor the payment al debts aud expenses,
To wiz: certain village lot and buildings
thereon, and one hall OF sap No 81 N the
Z Congregation Church, thai lhe SAFE ol all
/ the interest OfslId wNfd- IN sand real estate
would be conducive to the interest of sad
wards, and therefore PRAYING sad court to
grant him license To Se,l the same
Therefore, II II ordered lnat sad apphcn-
ton be referred Tor ne'rlng and u"'I>Iuu
To the FIRST Monday being the IA Gay 81
NAY next and that n copy OF TINS urrt
bP published three weeks >urtes>INrly, PIE.
vlous thereto. N the Rutland Hrt,ld.a urws.
paper printed at k0raud. that all p"r>ur~ NJ.
tetestsd may appear and object 10 th- grant
ing SAID license II they see cause.
\ true Couy Of record,
Is Henry HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
NEWT

ID MolIIGIlN a " ". McIAUL Tall
ors woplJ respectfully inform The IN
hahl'lu'S of ItHlsnd aud sicInily that they
have iu' al"' lHrmscivc- IA the Masonic
li,,i with li'e lnlrniiun Of carving on the
Tailoring business, Whole hy Inct hilcn-
ton 10 hp-ru">g they hope Ia tecenea hbe-
cal share oi patronage
Al work entrusted to their caro- Wi, -
done % ~ 1tst manner aud ~.,h the great
eat Gssrrrh.
Az orders for cutting su1tl, attended o.
an 'sa'tan,sd 20 TT properly nIr1e up
kHru'. March 81 1876. 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

,r, 70 ,ot,t, t,, ,y man and ht r'n te
~ n.,o...d 90 49,, ny ~ q 'vrrno'.n,
t1'A,..H ., I1. .ntt'l pee" 81 scultsur.
~ .. .r. na.. .,a. ettri. b. sptung
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
D1scuARorD FROM Cusropy.

D1sCHARGrD FROM CUsToDY.-
Pradcr, and the other Portuguese sail
ors who constituted part Of the crew
of the slavcrPons, were brought before
.'uige Randall, OF the L. S District
Court, Yesterday, and were discharged.
Phi Leiccr ot Ueda,tiav Morning
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

Tur SLAYER PoNs.-The barquc
PonS was condemned and forfeited
yesterday in the United State District
Court, for the charge upon which she
was captured.
One hath proceeds of the sale will
90 to the L. States, and the other half
To- the officers aud crew Of the York
ton. rs prl2o money.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
fNa',orol InleIligcnccrl

MILEtGE IN PRoSrccr. The snil.
ing distance from New Ynrk TO the
Columbia river, Oregon, IS only $1,000
miles The mileage of the "Oregon
member will bc an item about Sl2,-
900, and the constructive pay for the
Senators the same amount. These l.
tens alone would pay yearly one per
cent, on the cost of Railroad to Ore
gun.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

From DEMERARA.-Filc of the
Guiana Royal Gazette to the llth ult
have been received IN New York. 4
very Obstructive drought was scorchng
that valuable sugar district The crops,
it wns feared, would be entirely ruined.
Speaking of cargo of Africans from
Sierra Leone on private speculation,
the Gazette SAYS
"Tho general opinion in this part Of
the colony IS. that persons Introducing
cInigrants for their own advantage
should do so at their own cost, and
that the colony should not assist them
with any bounty at nil.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
SASH FACTORY.

FENHE snbscu'rr m'uui'cIutcs hy mac hlnc-
~ all kinds nf Window ,Ptnnel Doors,
Venetian Blinds, and ~ll supply al orders
at shori notice. SlLAS X. MOERS.
Wsllingford, April a. ls4o lG,26
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

sr,TE,oF vFpNoNT lDru,.neo.
49,, 80 - p,,i.aa - ,.,.J ,,'.,
-, .t,,ed n,oh,te r,u,t h.ld n RuI,nd
80 ID i,i..,J di.,,,c, M ,h. 6,., ,,,n
A., Lsia, ,i,, ar A. Nil ,s,e
p,s..n, W. MI J,1o.
S,nn.l IIEclloaa ,dmJni.,,,,n, nh IN.
% N .nneveJ oC he &c of Calvin D,ur,
l,,.nC p,u.C "a IN .,,I d,.r,,., der.,..d
80. ,,o,,,, ma /, ,s,d., a, ,r,ono, -,
h,s ,dm,o,,f,s,,oo oC SD .r.,.
r,.c,,.,.t ,,,o,,., bo ,-t.,,.d
c,sY,m,,,,,on md ,rlow,or, 10 me 6,.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

uI % q.
Im 80, tf o.. ,aHu -Irr
or.,tt.l,roft 10 "a. Bru,1 sni
.., mstmm, rghl' 81 90" Unr
A,an.un took The h~1r m m, p-ne
~r. Nf W.hs,f coieAvoro5 nj
!, nms 10 oNAin 1t
Ia IN the ilousc the bill 10 rsisc
be-, q rdrmen, was taken up -
lh,p a., continued By NJ Stanton.
Don ~ Jon- Of Tsnnessec. ~
W " CtmpbeiI NJ Woodruff,
pnin. NJ MeCoo1sll. NJ Hopk Ms,
~ Mos, Of the speakers oouhncd
n, to the amrndmcn, Offered bv
~ providing ,hs, the officer, and
rFfc,cJ to native American Mr.
b, oh"fed m Amendment proposing
mail be esrnrd IN Oregon. by the
proposed 10 be raised srT DAVIS
y TO the ,meudmrn, because II would
br dsiea, the ball Il II w~ot back %
bs,c The Pre-. dent could dIrec'
trviee the troops should perform =
} 20sh Of May the em,erauon would
rnee, snd thcu sbis reeimsus would
,ned During the presco, excite
~ the 'uLJect the enl,amenls could
be ~ three weeks IN the West
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
Pr ~ 50
TO 81 ERGYNEN POsTMAS1ERS AvD
IlutRS

Pr = 80
TO EKGYNEN POsTMAs1ERS AVD
,IItER>
NJ'Nanird in every town and VIVA ~
the .nltoj Ntalds, responsible m"n I" p.O-
cure subs. hers, and engage In ~" sale t..
tie 'bnvr work to whom very 'rTal per
cru'apc wdl tie allow ed.
AIdt"ss T.. NAlsrn, Fu,toH 81 y Y.
BEhU rJFuL PIcTURTALb ENBLEM-
tIiC Bl\D,NGN.
Redfy for HI,pcr, i,gaaHy illuminated
mite.
Persons collecting SIX copies Of THIS Bible
and l"rward'ng item 10 the suns rbet, "llh
dlihru"ns. will receive tue binding Of ono
copy g'a'iS
Fduern, No !, consists Of splendid col
lection ol IL beautiful scripture Views; No 2,
N,gmt'onr Views Of Tunnv Church and ri
the GnmmunrOns window table and service ,
No , the israelIies taking possession OF the
Promised Land, and the TRANSPORTATION ol
thr't on the Mount No a beautiful En-
glsh and French SWlc com bned.
T.. NAIEFR. M, Fulton 81 New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

Tha New York Express says The
foreign news from Europe and from
Mexico, but more particularly the re-
port IN the money market article OF the
London times, that All especial message
from the Queen was soon expected on
American affairs, have had serious
effect upon the stock market, and The
panic Is unchecked. Everything rs
down, and there IS great deal Of
fright among business men,
MoRMoNS A letter from Warsaw,
Illinois, dated March 20 savs-"the
Mormon expedition IS cncampcd about
81 miles mp the De> Noin"s. Many
empty wagons have returned 10 Nan
VOC Rockwell. the assassin, and Rcd
ding, have returned, with the ayowed
intention Of numbering SOMEBODY"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
PLASTER

tTHER DANIELS has for sale Nov,
IL Scoua Plaster Bbl DAIRY and C. W
SAT-. ,r,tI. e. lsif
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
TIE CARS ARE COMING.

THE CARS ARE COMING.
NEN SPRING GOODS ArTHEfANM-
Frs EXCHANGE.
This day opening al the cheap cash s'ofe
1900 wards new style printE, % paueibs
more of those beautiful ainglnn prints, al
80, French de LANES. Ofbrs do, CioAsover
do. Plaid do new STYLES Scotch Lawn
London Pisids Golden do
ALSO
RN Bius BLACK. and Fancy Cs'simss
Brown sheo.ing. Dnllings, TiohInqs. &c
-ALsD--
Goods for BOYS summer wear, con.ninc
Rht' Gsmhrnse, Rlpkas do. Cold MllrJ
I~eef, lnlnauon do ,Kcntucky Plaid Brown
l.. lr,, y oe Dft1s. DC.
\ . ihr sho,s ggpds must he sold inmsdi
a'ei' Tor Cash Or ready p,,. At ,ures WII-h
cannot az ~ convince purchasers lhsI our
o. stem ~ d"ing business, win Ouf faculty ~
grutny Goni-, makes them yrfV cheap
d II SNDl\ 4 co, Agents
Ni''inPiord, Apul > lei6 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

NAVAL. We learn, says the Brook
Ign Advertiser, from private sources,
that the Secretary Of the Navy has
despatched Passed Midshipman SeIim
f. Woodwork as special messenger,
with instructions TO Commodore
SIoat Of the Pacific squadron. Mr.
" oodworth departed Oh Wedncs.
day last, and will take The overland
route through Oregon, lie is an cner-
oetlc young officer, aud intends 10 get
to lIis Journey end III Ju>to.c Hundred
days, II 1t be III The power OF horse flesh
To- accomplish the distance IN that time.
Nothing, Of course, IS known oil the eX.
act nature of the above dispatches; but
conjecture may well he that tins ms
sion IS connected with our Mexican re-
) latIons. II Il rupture with that country
Is about 10 take place, IT Is necessary
that our squadron now crulzlng ~ the
Pac iic, should have timely Intelligence
thereof. IN order 10 Sccur the co-opcra.
upnuf that branch OF our naval service
ANoruLRSLtvERTAKLN. 4 letter
dated ldyrtpop', March 3 report the
c.,rturc Of the Northumberland from
the tutcd States, at the Island of ST
Johu's. by a BcHlrar schooner Of war
Caroo a Il vessel nrc condemned, and
are worth $1,000 ~ 5000: hcsldce
there IS heavy fine. II IS suggested
thai tho ypSSpI rs prnhnbiv the TarrC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

I tiHER DAN! Els has Tor sale Herds
II Grass and Clever Seed. Gttlrn and
,"wrr Sceds Ptoa, yareiv.
ttul 4, lNiG ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

STATE or NEkMONTiHEl''cmem
District OF Rutland. >, { - herrd hat
At special probate cout, he'd ~ Rutlaud
within ana for sad district on the 2sth day
4 n iL,c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

INT. isA large svc v.'une. II neatly zoo
p'ges. ,wbe u,.het vuh on, b,ru,m en-.
cravings ~ handsome tmrcmal, binding
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
A DAMpER TO ELoQUENCE.

Amusing scenes occur occasionally III
crave assemblies. During the late session
of the New Hampshire Legislature, new
" Aedged orator rose to make his maiden
sneech in the House of Representatives: A
hin had been brought in to tax bank dlVl-
dends, and watching his opportunity, the de-
butante addressed the members Mr.. Spea-
ker. the gentleman from Dover, who intro
duccd this bill does not seem to be aware OF
lis inevitable results He would strip the
widow Roars of laughter, and cries Of
what widow? &c.
As soon as the tumult subsidized in some
decree. and the orator could make himself
heard, he Indignantly proceeded: Gentle
men need not think to put me down by
cIamor Is there no sympathy here for the
widow and the orphan? say, sir, that
this is worse than stripping. Put on this
tax, and l say you drive the widow to her
last shift
Here the clamor became so great, that
the speaker, despairing Of hearing, resu
med his seat. 1t was almost ten minutes
before the House could transact its regular
business.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
Varieties.

CONCLUSIVE ARGUMENT.-Soon ailer Inc
Copcrnican system of Astronomy began 10
he generally understood, an old Connect
On, farmer went TO his paIson with The iol-
:" DR.. r., do you believe in this new s'o-
W they tell of the earth moving r0Ona the
SUM-"
ayes, certainly" ..,,ro ,
sDJ YOU think it according to scripture
III, is irue, how could Joshua have oom-
manded the sun 10 stand still! -.
!" Umph ~ quo,h the doctor, not VIM
nuzzIcJ, Joshua commanded the sun 10
stand sill, did he"
Eyes" -,
,xsMelI, it Stood still, did it not?"
dyes"
every we'll. Now didyou ever hear 'ha'
he SET tia going again Z"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
A GREAT COUNTRY.

This country has frontier line OF more
:han 10000 miles. We have line OF sea-
,oast of nearly 1000, and lake coast ofone
thousand two hundred miles. One OF our
rivers is twice the size of the Danube tn
largest river in Europe. The Ohio is GOO
miles longer than the Rhine, and the Hud-
son has a navigation l2O miles longer than
the Thames. The single state OF Virginia
is third larger than England! Ohio CON
;ains 100000 acres more than Scotland
from Maine to Ohio Is farther than from
Lond IN to Constantinople.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
HORRIBLE DISCLOSURES.

Augustus Schmidt, living at the corner
of Chatham and Pearl streets, appeared al
the lower police Office, on Saturday after
noon, 22d inst, and preferred complaint
of the following character against Chris
tian Aliens, and his wife residing in Ave
niue D. near 4th street. Schmidt, in his
affidavit, sets forth that about four months
ago he was taken by Aherns into his cellar
shown the body of large female, apparent
ly about 80 years old. with the eyes cut out
and the face mullllated very much as he
supposed for the purpose of preventing her
from being identified The body was then
in cask o. hogshead of lime water, and
Aherns then asked the complainant wheth-
er he was willing to go to work and cut the
flesh from the bones, and receive for his ser
vices one dollar day, which he consented
to do, and which task he completed in lit
lie more than two days-that the first rainy
night the flesh was carried out of the cellar
and thrown into the street for the hogs to
eat: that there were several of them, about
at the time, and that none of the flesh thus
thrown into the street was found next morn
ing; that while at work in the cellar Aherns
told him the body was that of rich wo-
man; that complainant, after completing
his task, received six shillings, in payment
for his labor. and that the balance has new
er yet been paid. The accused parties will
doubtless be arrested, and the cause inves-
tigatcd during the course of the day.
" Y. E.rpress.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03

FENTIN . \ :,.,,.
49, ioI'' va - "'9i'o"S 10 'APIe>S TIE
lac'' ual N !ntd!rlEe is even upaul, ii
for. A. FIR i,,r!a,i5 U't n nc iG""'''l'c'
cnmnlcrd,d II ~ G co. ,'e MOI re-
CcnsYru",, and ii,r ,,,'on w. ~ 1i q
'i%,.n AZ I''.t e",,s q ht i-'' 80
.u3 y, uaa ~ h,.,n', - 80 -, u |-' peg
H., tlc,..,, ,,cr 49,, 81 - T. tF- Z.
ai,rli,n i,,,, TX - o at
:, '' I' 'h prP"'%''"', l's'l"oIt"'9
r"s ,bn ' ~, '"p' 'u'", S''.n4 Hac!' f".d
.,,., :ora,, "n"'o u,re"Ses sIe" Nh'h o' i"c
W I;n e., 'i,.t 'mtFe Is no
cl. -" r'p ,,",u." f1'el~Ice mat 1t eX
.aoDy >e%rtna 9! v V'i'v o. rs Fins"'"iy
# .u g N'Seu by tie hand
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
K2wI w FL EXP :.

I CLARKE, NJ, L. r, r. S. and II T. VI. s.
y London, taxes this opportunity 10 inform
MS friends and the public gencgail,, wro nay
need his proiessloral ltd, that for the greater
convenience OF nnaoers of his satcats. he
has removed to Eca'i uGrtiund, Consa., " here
in the course Il Ais, regular practce'as phv
s'cian, he can BE- consulted at all times unon
the cure oi Cancel, crolula, or Kings gviI
Ulcers, ever ores, fistula, and all cntan. ous
Diseases, Conservation in the first and second
stages, Rhcunai!sr', infiammalory or clI.nic
OF lops standjn--, Ca'cul or distractions n The
w"-'3 ga-ss5e Also bleeding at the Lungs.
Asthma. es,.
} G. ceafiden' r. his ability in the cure Ct
TIE stove diseases, ha.iug had a close intima.
'y and frequent ''agersc with some of The
principal physicia0s N London. Sir Henry
HaHord Bart. NJ. Sir Ashley Cooper, Parf
N. D., DR.. Ahernerhy, DR. Carr, etc. ofIe,s
0ir Sc Il and solic.s the favors and hopes TO So
cure tue confidence Of a connfding public.
Ill letters must De addressed East Har,i,pb
Con, post paid. 't"N"
April 2d, 1916. AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
Farm for Sale.

I'm n acres, well proporiione1
sislkg to Meadow Iowland, Pasture
ssasz4 sznsszazk and Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the rood which leads
from South Farms to WATERFOWL, and
is abouttwo miles t'ron,he former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlcm, two
milesnortheasi from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DWELLINGS HOUSE, suita bic for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
bic out buiIdings.-The Farm has been
used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Cows, Il pair of Oxen,
and a span Of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land to plough
A liberal credit will be given 10 81 good
share of the purchase money, ir uesi.
red.-Enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
DANITL L BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 2. lS4l tf20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
Fashionable .HES5Easery

MISS h. DOWD would take this method to
WI inform her friends that she has Just re-
turned from Ncw-York with beautiful and
extensive assortment of straw and silk HATS,
viz. China Pearl, Adelaide, Victoria, &C., sc.
Also Zephyr, gauzc and glasade Ribbons gauze
and lace VelS Muslin, cambria, and lace In
settings and Edgings; French worked Collars,
kid, silk, and Lysle thread Gloves and Mtts,
Fancy Combs, Steel Beads, Zephyr worsted,
perforated paper, and variety of other articles
She thanks her friends for past patronage, and
would respectfully invite them to call and cX-
anime for themselves.
Norfolk, April %, 1S1G.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
M GIIT1E
TNllE Subscriber has on hand and continues
4 to manufacture; CARRIAGES and

VIE. Subscriber has on hand land continues
L to manufacture; C.IRRL4GES and
H.iG u O1NIS, at his Stand three fonrths of a
mile west Of the Court House, which he will
sell at reduced prices for cash or approved Gre
dit; his work is made OF The best Of material
and by experienced worinen. { He is not un
der the necessity of proving before The Hon
County Court that he can paint as well as pco
pie in genelal-hc wilt let the public jud &c @.
his work for themselves,
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execu-
ted with neatness on short notice
N, B. The subscriber has the right for hang
ing carriage and Wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are superior 20 elliptic springs for bust.
ness Wagons on account Of lightness and dura
hiiiiy. Is pounds OF spiral spring will CARY a..
much weight as 209 pounds Of elliptic spring
which makes considerable difference in III,
weight OF Wagon.
WILLIAM LORD.
LitchGcld, March 1lth, 1916. 4"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
FOLGER'S OLOSAONIAN,
.1LL. HE.JI.lJ, B4TS9iC

1t has proved itself to be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested its virtues, and have never found il to fail
i'm curing the diseases for which il is recommen-
ded. Nor do they have TO wait long in order to
know whether it will he productive Of good eff.
ectS, they are assured lhatlt
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, %
bottles will not, and II is not therefore necessary
that they should spend their money in vain.
BeWa Of II Sigh COUGH.
Although i: is passed ovr- as unimportant, it
willy soon be come sCarcd-Consumptlou follows
in IT'S wake Take heed to n pain in The SIDE
and soreness in The chest, especially if attended
with .als'ng OF Mucous, streakrd with PIood.-
These are dangerous symptoms bat they are
quickly and ctfectual!v overcome by the above
remedy Ask the sufferer from that DISTRESSING
complaint.
Asthma,
what he thinks Of Folgcr's Olosaoninn. or All
Healing BaIsam, and he will tell YOU he cannot
live comfortably without it, Ii relieves all thot
Difficulty of Breathing, Cough. and Tfehtness of
the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing slumhcr,
and does tor the Asna,Ir what no other remedy
in the world will do. Witness the case of Hen.
ry jackson, 18th street, William Bond, the we'll.
known Boston Cracker Baker Bro(kivn. Mr.
Wilkinson, Ii0boken; Mrs Bell, Morrstown
y. J.; Mrs Lucretia Wells. 322 Pearl street ::
w C. Gnwun, Wooastork Ulster county md
Mrs. Archibald, 81 White st.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is rnrctualIy checked by this remedy, when al
other means have failed. Hundreds of cases
might be related. where persons in The CITY have
been given mp, and pronounced as past hope, who
have been restored by this great remedy TO the
enjoyment of health. Mrs Thonhuurne, 352
Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, PC Water street,
Cha,les Roberts, IN Canal street; Henry Lis.
bon, 100 Rivington ST.; and hundreds of Others.
who have used the remedy, can testify to the
truth of the above assertion.
Beware of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES,
They lulled into apparent security. but the prog
ress of the disease is unchecked, and death en-.
sues Resort at once to this Great Remedy, and
you will no, be diSappoin'ed IN yonr hopes
= For sale at LOG Nassau street one door ahove
Ann, and a, Mrs. Hays l29 Fulton street, Brook
Ign.
For sale at the Drug Store, Li,chfeld; Seth
Thomas &; Son, Plymouth Hollow: Eli Curtis,
Wa,ertown; f. Leavenworh, Waterbury; r.
Wadsworth & Co New. Har,fnrd E. S. Wood
ford, Wmsted James c. Swift, Norfolk; Wm-
cnttville A. Miles & SON Goshen; J. p Porter, .
West Cornwall p. Wheeler, Furnace Village /;
Brewster & Page, Falls Village John franklin
Canaan II. F. Fish, Salisbury.
Hiram B. Case, Travelling Agent for Connoc-
lieut.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
ksozs sgasy Brass EosssseE,.sg.

ME Subscribers having commenced In,
L business OF Casting Grass, in connection,
with their other business, all orders for Cast
'ngs, either Iron q BRASS, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended 10. All Pas;
tavdrs gratefully acknowledged by
A J. CARRl NOTION & son.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
HAT

THE subscribers have just re-
V Il ceived from New York, Ma
W I ire Sill and Pearl CdSSimere Has,
MIssM. of the Spring Fashion. They also
Wv intend to keep on hand a general
assortmen; of Hats Of Their earn manufacture,
ali Of which they will sell on The most reason
able terms. The patronage of their friends and
the public is respectfully solicited,
kILBORN & BRAMAN.
Ltchfeld, April 10, lSl6.--I7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
Geese Feathers.

Nh subscribers have made arrange.
mc MIS- to keepa constant supply Of a
lrstrat" article.of Geese FPafiserS
--selec'd and packed with great care by
% lrseIvtS III package from 20 to 5OILs.
"A 10 VIII furnish atail ;imes anyuuantiIy
rom 20 TO 1000 lbs. of quantity thew
VIII warrant TO be as good as The besf
at as low prices as can be purchase q
equal quality in the state.
NV, 3. q l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1876. s