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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02
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OPERATIONS UPON THE RIO GRANDE-

From he n o. Ficavlne (E1tra,) Man q.
OPERATIONS UPON THE RIO GRANDE.
TIL. Alabama arrived at very early hour
Friday morning. but our correspondence diu nor
comc n hand ill some hours afterwards. we
no,, nrocead TO Law il before our readers Wllnou'
comment-it bears its own comments. Ese5
ono will rejoice with US to see the services OF Inc
brave Cant. Walker so perfectly appreciated oy
the army. - or;oors
Nv this arrival we also learn that The olfcefs
and men who were wounded in the late palue die
doing well.
rCorrespo,,dcnce Of tie Picaynne.
La BrRiTA, (Mexco) May IL, 1910.
tn ne Editors Of The Pieagnnc:
;co al beautiful liue village on The night bank
Of the Rio Bravo, eight miles from the mouth
CId Zack-God bless him has through us on
This cav planted his foot on this side oil The river.
You may be assured it will not be Withdrawn IN
iii all the indignies offered our beloved country
are amply aloned for.
This detachment, consisting OF five companies
of The Isl Infantry and tour companies OF Voiun-
;sers, with one piece OF artillery, IS under COM
n,and Of Lieut. Col. Wilson, OF The regular ar
ms. The expedition up this river was orglnal-
" planned BY the General and Commodore 10 De
a combined movement oil Inc TWO services
Some delays arising from rough weather inc MI
ltary pari of The expedition started alone This
morning, and, after marching some len miles,
tound themselves at this village-which is Stu
a,ed on the first high and dry land above the
month of the River: beautiful ridge with a
fine bluff escarpmenl. There being an Engineer
along, ii is thought lha, some Qualifications will
be planned, and that we shall be initiated INTO The
art and mystery Of throwing dirt out OF ditch
The gallant little army which we have 10 emulate
dug bitches and threw up entertainments lot
whole month.
The river is about eighty yards wide, very ser
pen,ine in It's course, and about ten feet in deplh
Yours A. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02

The "Diario," at Mexico, publishes number
OF letters which had been intercepted by the Go
vernment, purporting 10 be from merchants and
others in the United States 10 influential persons
in Mexico, on the subject OF The incorporation OF
Mexico inlolhe Federal Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02
MILITARY STUREkEEPEE.
James G. Sturgeon, TO be military store keeper
vice Richard B. Butler, removed.

vIGoR IN THE EXECUTIyE-EFFIcI-
ENCY IN THE PEOPLE.-We understand,
(says the Union,) that the President OF the Uni
ted States intends 10 order from this city batal /
ion, composed of three companies from Bali-
more and TWO from this place. The companies
from Baltimore are TO Join the companies in
Washington, and all mustered into service a,
soon as the Lieutenant colonel can be agreed on
and appointed. One of these Washington CON-
panies who are 10 be detailed on The honorable
duty OF serving their country, is The Washington
CITY Rifemen, command by Robert Bronaugh,
captain; Phneas B. Bell, first Lieutenant; and
VIM. O'Bricn, second Lieutenant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02

PRESIDENT PoLK's LATE MESSAGE 10 Congress,
informing that body OF the existence of war with
Mexico, was designedly made, the Union says,
almost an exac! copy of The famous pFoclama-
lion by Mr.. Madison, under similar circumstan-
ces, (upon The declaration Of war in 1922 Mr..
Madison was an elegant and accomplished scho-
lar and master OF English style, yet The French
Courier Of New York. supposng the message 10
be Mr.. Folks own, has been berating j, as bad
English. This is a very good Joke indeed on the
part Of the French critic. The Union very pro-
perly rejoins-"The proclamation sufficiently
answered IFS purpose in one war with England, and
We do no, very well sse why this pure and admi-
rable document may moi equally answer in our
war with Mexico"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02

IN Observation-Disclosures AT Circuit Snper'o'
Court Of Law and Chancery, held for Halifax eoun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02
a LARGE and enthusiastic meeting has been held

A large and enthusiastic meeting has been heiu
at Raleigh, n. c resolved to sustain, with VIII
ling hearts and ready hands" the constituted au-
,horities OF the county, in their endeavors TO bring
the Mexican war TO speedy and successful Ter
mination. James Iredel acted as Chairman, and
James T. Marriott as Secretary. The meeting
was addressed, in The finest spirit, by Messrs.
Louis D. Henry, John II. Bryan, Capt. Clark, K
Hines, C. C. Battle, and Thomas Nj. Oliver
They resolved "thal humanity and policy alike
dictate that this war should be prosecuted with
vigor by land and sea, as the best guarantee OF
speedy and lasting peace"
They further adopted the following noble reso-
lutions:
That We hail with pride and JOY the glo-
rious tidings OF the courage, discipline, and
good conduct by which General Taylor, and
his gallant army on the Rio Del Norie,
have signalized their own patriotism and shed
luslre upon their countrys arms; and while
we deplore the untmely but honorable deaths OF
The brave men who have fallen, We hope The ma.
ton will show, by liberal provision for their
families, that Republics know how to reward
valor, and that the charge against them Of ingral-
tude is false.
That we ought, in this national emergency, as
requested by the President in his recent Procla-
nation, to maintain harmony among each Other
public order and The efficiency of the laws as
pledges OF victory 10 our armies, as an example
of the moral grandure Of free and magnanimous
people sacrificing all party feelings for the safely
and glory Of the country, and as best calculated 10
rebuke and blast the hopes OF European domina
ton and interference with our rights as FREE
AND INDEPENDENT PEOPLE.
They also appointed committee to raise
money for furnishing clothing and supplies 10
Capt. W. Clark and his volunteer company,
who have periodically rendered their services TO
theircountry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
Farm for Sale,

go ..1N n acres, well proporiioned
,isiss to Meadow, Plowland, Pasture
<ssss4EaszssssA and Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the roHd which leads
from South Farms to WATERFOWL, and
is abouttwo miles from,he former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
milesnortheast fromth Meeting, House.
There is on the Farm a large two-story
DWELLING. House., suitable for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
Bile out buildings,-The Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 80 Cows, pair of Oxen,
and a span Of Horses. summer and WIN
ter; besides sufficient land toplough.-
A liberal credit will be given 10 a good
share of the purchase money, if ~esi.
red.-Enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
DANIEL L BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 2. 1874 tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
CHAP. CXXXVI.

I'M oet for granting and securing to John
Fitch the sole right and Advantage Of ma
King and employing the steam 60at 6y han
IateIv iavenfed, for a limited time.
WHEREAS, John Fitch, of Bucks Co, liz
Pennsylvania, hath represented to the leg
islature, that he has constructed an easy
and expeditions method oflmpelling boats
through tile water by the force of steam,
PRAYING that an act may pass securing
70 him. his executors, administrators ana
assigns, tho sole and exclusive right OF
making, employing and navigating ali
heats impelled by the force OF steam or
fire. within the jurisdiction OF TINS state
for a limited time wherefore, IN order to
promote and encourage so useful an I'M
provement and discovery, an" as rewa! d
for his ingenuity, application and dill
Sec. l. Be it enacted, &c. securing to
Fitch the sole and exclusive rlght afore-
sam for an waters within this state for IA
SIC. :. [Givrs him and his representa-
tives penalty Of 100 pounds against ali
persons interfering with his right, who
1. shalt also forfeit 10 him the said John
Fitch, hiss hcir< or assigns, al, such ooa's
or water craft, t"gcthsr with the steam en-
pine. and All the appur'en noes thereol,'
Which the otl,nders may construct.
SEC. 3 Restricts Fuchs monopoly to
vessels driven 10y fire Or steam alone.
Pissed at Trenton, March Is, l7s6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
OF WASHINGTON.

When the American troops were quar-
tered at Newburg, at the close OF the rev
olu, ontrv War. and the soldiers were
stirred up to rebellion against the govern
men,, by the famous anonymous letters,
which it has since been ascertained'
were written by Gen. Armstrong, then a
M,ior in the army. General Washington
convened the officers for the purpose OF
addressing them on the subject, and calm
inv the tufnul, which was then beginning
TO RAJ &c in their bosoms. He held pa
per IN his hand, on which the remarks
he intended to make were wr'tten-and
thenit was, that finding himself unable
to read without assistance-as ne was
drawing his spectacles from his pocket,
that unprecedented expression broke
from him--one of the most pathetic that
ever fell from human lips:
Fellow citizens.' said he, you per-
eeive have not only grown gray, but
blind in your Service.'
The effect of this remark was electric
al. No bosom-no eye was proof against
it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
PATENT MEDICINES.

Brandeth, with his pills, has risen from a
poor man 10 be man of extensive fortune.
He has now at Sing Sing three story fac,
tory for grinding his medicines. Al9s arc
carried into it by the ton, and whole car
goes of the pills are dispatched to every
part of the Union, and down every body's
throat. He has expended thirty five thou
sand dollars in single year for advertise
ments Coms,ock begun with nothing, but
by crowding his patent medicines, has been
able to purchase one of the finest houses in
linton Place, and gives magnificent soirees'
.uppers, &c. Moffat. adding bitterS to pills
mas run up handsome fortune Of nearly
Ss3O0 600. Sherman, taking the lozenge
line. has immerged from his little shop in
Nassau street, into buyer OF lots, anc
houses by the whole sale. l need not men
.ion Swain, of Philadelphia: who by pour
;ne his panacea into peoples stomachs, car
sfS,rd 10 buy single head pearl for hi
Sanehter, worth 800, 000-to prove that w
are pill eating and bitsers drinking Peo
pie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10

TTyIIC prorr;a,r, is das.ir,,,s ,o y.,~,sy y !,
,ar, ,t>,. -. ,G;,';m" 10 ;" - VIZ
'nI', W" ~, hi' "a Ili'e 10 eve" ''p''.''
l,r. As for instance, he has I,.rr,,t'r, nor r..
,nmmended IT, a porieci curr m al, ,a.,ani
Goneumptl, n, and ,.er diseases nt n. lac. o..
iAvrr and Tnruut, { uahs aud Cnds h,.t ne,.
:, decide al once ratI,Is the u, rtrct,n,. ~ ~,
elective meuicInoI .reparo,jon. T',s,i,,,,n.,,,
crnw, in on lhr P,tIEsror, stat NJ sath ronI
urcs Of ,he aEoye ,;,srosps even uhri'"ui thn
nos, HogrovaIi,c chgra~ter. tE., Ib.ro - ' ~,
wl,hstnmnin, ,hr' .otp.ai ,,rrIco t6at !, o ~"
c,eC. IN n,w4y nv ,h, tT,cI ot ia s;,',,",arv
uanry v. nsIahe = ,,n5,r,i,,n snv Of ~ "ry
raj And d5nperol,s I'nsir,r,,G,yI.!d h, 10 ",
NJ r'nr,;cry ~ ned,c,u. * Na,'!a's ' ,'. 80,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
1F.g =rzI @v @~s

T CLARKE, NJ, >, F. R. S. and NJ R. II. s.
- London, taxes this opportunityto i.,"rm
his friends aud the pnbiic generally, who nay
need his professional aid, that for the grca'er
convenience OF Numbers Of his patient, i,s
has removed to East En5 tiUnG, Conn , " ere
in the course Ct his regular practice as ply
sician, he can be consulted at a. tines upon
the cure of Cancer, 3crotgIa, or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Fever Sores. Fstui4, and I'll cutaneoas
Diseases. Consumr,ion i'll the fast a"d second
stages, Rheumarisrr., infan natcry or chronic,
of long standing Ca;cul or obstrLc.iors in tie
urinary passage Also bleeding at the Lungs,
Asthma, etc.
J C cop6den; Of his ability in the cure OF
the above Dis 80, having had close intima-
cy and f1e4us.t converse with some IF The
principal 7A&s,-'sr7 in London. Sir Ee,rv
Hallord Hart n Il. Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart.
NJ. D., nr At -r-;hv, TT. Csrr. &c. cters
h'mse.! a5d s'7c'ts ne 'svo-5 and hopes to Sc
cure tia c7nh7@nce Of . ~onnfdirg public.
~. tH'' rs Enst Is sGGrsssed East Har,iaDd
Co.., rcs pc-].
APEit 2'i, l545. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
NQT&S' c.

TNIlE Subscriber has on hard and continues
l. to manufacture, C,dhEL4GES oaa
NHGG OUf'S, at his stand three tourhs 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 10y experienced workmen, He is not un.
der the necessity Of proving before the Hon.
County Court that he can paint as we'll as peo-
pie in gene,ai--he wilt let the public judgG Of
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
ingcarriage and Wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are superior to elliptic springs for bust
ness Wagons on account Of lightness and dura.
hIlity. Is pounds OF spiral spring will carry as
much weight as 900 pounds Of elliptic spring
which makes considerable difference in the
weight Of Il Wagon.
WILLIAM LORD.
Litchfeld, March llth, 1916. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
PImmIDe National DHgNer-
riam Gallery and Photo
graphers' Furnishing DC

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals
n Four First Premiums, and Two Highest
Honors, at the National, the Massachusetts
the New York, and the Pennsylvania Exhlbl
tons, respectively, for the most splendid Col
ored Daguerrotypes and best Apparatus eVereA'
hibited. .,
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather
instructions given in the art,
A large assortment of Apparatus and STOCK
ALWAYS an hand, at the lowest cash prices
New York. PSI Broadway; Philadelphia, III
Chestnut st: Boston, rs Court, and IS Hanover
sts.; Baltimore, 2O5 Baltimore ST; Washington
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; Petersburgh, Va, Me-
chanics' Hall Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal
nut, and l76 Main ST; Saratoga Springs, Broad
way Paris. 1877 Veille Rue dn Temple; Llv'
erpool, 80 Church st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10

r J SMITH has received few barrels OF
L. C.4N.1.4.N LINE which will he sold
cheap for cash.
Litchfield, April 14th,1
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
Bcthlem, Dec. 2. 1914 If
NO lDECEPTEON!

Not week passes away without we have to re-
cord some of the most astonishing cures Of
long continued Asthma, lncipient Con.
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Brea thing,
and the various diseases 10
which the Lungs and
Throat are subject,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10

.NNeSC Store SsssN sNesc Goods.
A T the former stand Of Stiles d. Wheeler
"A may be found q general assortment oil Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &c. Inc stOS ,'
hes been largely rcplenished dnring the week,
and will continue to be through the season.
nj; which will be sold for cash, barter or appro-
we'd credit at the lowest living profit or advance
from cost. All old patrons Of the former es-
,nblishment are invited TO call, and new &C
ouaintances are respectfully solicited. Fresh,
Salt. Smoked, and dried Meats, and various
kinds of fresh and sailed Fish, will be Furnish
ed during the season.
A team will go regularly to market once and
twice week Best brands OF Flour will b
delivered to families in the village at reasona-
BILE prices.
STILES D. WHEELER, Agent.
Iitch6eld, March 81. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
TarteftcE.
RICHARD GOLDEN.


Eiihu Burnt, now travelling in Englanc'
thus speaks of the last meeting OF the
League
Cohden nrosp-not 10 speak Tor the
space ot several moments, Out 10 s'ahu
M in affecting silence before the assem-
Div. who would have drowned the voice
of a trumpet before the swelling pcals oil
applause with which they greeted the Ma
poieon of the Moral Revolution. Sever
al times he essaycd tO speak, but before
he could frame his lips 10 the utterance Of
a word, the multitude would burst form
anew with another volume OF cneerS. l
saw his clear spirit.speaking. eyes ii with
tears, O. thus being interrupted in his eft.
forts 10 make himself heard. There stooC
the meekcst looking man l ever saw
fronting a public assembly, and in the
meeekes, attitude. As he Stood with hi:
slight form inc,ining forward, with one
of his thin pale hands hanging 6y inc
fore finger from button hole in the lei
breast of his coat, and with the DINER
resting on IA corner of the Speakers desk
as if for support. he looked the very I'M
nersonatlon of timid modesty. His whole
attitude and appearance reminded me OF
some humble member of the Methodist
Church in America, arising IN one OF tnelE
meetings to tell his experience in con-
lrite spirit. And that was England's fore
most man! Among all the heroes her
annals have numbered, that soft voiced
revolutions, stood the hi CHEST in the peo-
Plies gratitude. For England had be-
come a pee pie. and he the peoples man,
and this was the hour of his coronation
The first word he uttered fell upon the
listening multitude in tones OF querulous
moduiation. They were uttered with
childl,ke simplicity, and were tremulous
with the emotion he confessed"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Buchan'S Hungarian Balsam of Life.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
vNVHE MOST CELEBRATED and INFAL
j. LiBLEremedy, for Colds, Coughs, Asthma
and every form OF PULMONARY CONSUME.
LIFE, discovered by that eminent Medical Che
mist, DR.. BuCilAN of London, England, and
extensively known as the Great English Rem
edy.'
1t has been tested for upwards of seven years
IN Great Britain and on the continent OF Europe
where it is universally considered the great ano
only remedy ior this awful maiady, and is now
introduced into the United States under the i'm
mediate superintendent ofthe inventor. With
in three vearsit has been distributed from Maine
to Florida, and from Canada to Wisconsin, anc
ls effects are every where alike
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
Geese Feat hers.

THE subscr hcrs have made arrange
IL memts to kee pa const0n suI ply of n
tirstraie articl, OF g. eeSe Gathers
--soieced and packed with q, ~ care by
ourselves IN pa ckages from % "a 50lhs.;
and will turni>: AT all iimesRnyquaniiiy
from 20 TO lOcC lbs. of quantity they
will warrant e. beas good a The best.
at as low. prices as can be purchy SD O
equalquality in the state.
s. g. l.. HUELBUT.
WinCheStCr. 1916. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
RAISING OF BLOOD
PALIATIVE REMEDIES.

They lulled into apparent security. but the prog
ress of the disease is unchecked, aud death en-.
sues. Resort at once To this Great Remedy, a nd
Won will moi be disappointed IN yonr hores
For sale at LOG Nassau street one door above
Ann, and at Mrs. Hays, l29 Fulton street, Brook
Iyn.
Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow; Eli Curtis
Woter,own; E. Leavenworrh. Waterbury; T.
Wadsworth g. Co. New. Hartford; f. S. Wood
ford, WInsted James c. Swift, Norfolk; VOL.
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., 1846-09-10
HATS,

TNHE subscribers have just re-
r. L ceived from New York, Ma
W I TIE SiM aud PeoH Cashmere Has,
SA of the Spring Fashion. They also
|e@~>S intend to keep on hand a general
assortment; of Hats of their 0tcn manufacture,
all of which they will sell on the most reason
able terms The patronage OF their friends and
the public is respectfully solicited.
KILBORN & BRAMAN.
Litch6eld, April 10, 1Sl6.-47
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
New Public House.

A5zSA THE Subscriber has opened
ftIlsHR l. House of Entertainment in the
Ssss village of Litchfeld, and would re-
sAaasssh specially solicit share Of public
patronage. Every exertion will be made to
render it. we'll regulated house and quiet
and comfortable home for its patrons.
S. D. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfeld. April goth, 1876. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10

WHO FIRST APPLIED STEAM TO NAv1GA-
TON !-In looking over some old acts OF
the Legislature of New Jersey, the other
day, for another purpose, WE accidentally
discovered the following, and lay it before
our le .ders without any commentaries
ark ddv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
SPECIALIZING ON UNCLE SAM.

II is said that some rich and fat jobs
have been made out Of the necessities OF
the United States Government to procure
transportation for the provisions and sup
plies of the expedition to Santa Fe. The
farmers OF Clay, jackson. Platte and some
other counties, have sold nearly all their
wagons. oxen. mules and horses to the
United States at round prices. One spec
ulator we are told, cleared $1,000 in thir.
~ days, in the purchase of oxen only -
still the demand is not satisfied, and many
wagons and teams are yet necessary to
send forward the requisite amount ofpro-
Wisconsin,. Louis Republican,. r~.
rThe Stockholders in the Kidd Sal.
wage Company have grown impatient at
the delay Of The Company. and have FL
ed a bill in chancery to hasten proceed
ings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
FOLGER's OIOSAONIAN,
OR
.ALL-HE.ALA'G B.1LS.IM.

1t has proved itself to be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested it's virtues, and have never found it to fail
in curing the diseases for which it IS recommen-
ded. Nor do they have to wait long in order to
know whether it will he productive Of good Of.
ects, they are assured that if
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10

Although i: is passed over as unimporant, it
will soon become seated-Consump,io follows
in its wake. Take heed to n pain in the SHE
and soreness in The chest, especially if attended
with asing OF Mucous, srreakrd with Pood-
These are dangerous symptoms; but they are
quickly and etlectuallv overcome by the above
remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
Sthma,

what he thinks Of FoIDer's Olosaoninn, or All
Healing Balsam, and he will tell Won he cannot
live comfortably wi,hou, it. 1t relieves all that
Difficulty Of ea'hing, Cough. and I'chtuess of
the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing siumber,
and does for the Asmatr what no other re- medy
IN the world will do. Witness the case of Hen.
nv Jackson. 18th street, William Bond, the we'll
known Boston Cracker Baker, Brooklyn; Mr..
Wilkinson, Eloboken; Mrs Boil, Morr,stnwn.
N. t.; Mrs Lucreia Wells. 322 Pearl stree, {:
w. C. Gowan, Woodstock. Ulster county t; and
Mrs. Archibald, 50 White ST.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is qfIectualIy checked by this remedy, when al
other means have failed. Hundreds Of cases
mph, be related where persons IN the city have
hecn given up, and pronounced as past hope who
have been restored by this grear remedy to the
enjoyment of health: Ms. Thouhourne, 1852
Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, 26 Wafer street,
Charles Roberts, III Canal street; Henry Lis.
bon, 1879 Rivington ST.; and hundreds of others,
who have used the remedy, can testify to the
ruth of the above assertion.
Beware OF using only
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves

Stoves! Stoves! Stoves
VEHE Subscriber takes this method or
u notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment OF Stoves, making
it most complete, embracing almost eve
ny desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also a great variety of
Alright Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing The nimble nine
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der of the season Qfor ready pay) at con
siderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second hand
FIRE. FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, in
all its variety on hand, or made to order
Of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfeld, Jan. 5, 1916. 33
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
ONE BOTTLE
Beware of a Slight Cough.

produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer 90
bottles will not, and is not therefore necess airy
that they should spend their money in vain.
Daxyoro Of Sliuht eSnuUh