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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
NOTICE.

G. ch Palmer and e ona,s Of l r11
field, in company under the name and hrm o.
VIZ Palmer, having on the 23d day Of Dec
fs16. made an assignment Of certain estate to
the undersigned in trust Tor the benefit Of all
the creditors Of said CO., in pursuance OF the
Statue in such cave provided.
THE Court Of Probate for the District o.
Litch6eld hath assigned the sth day OF Jan ls41
a, 10 o'clock forenoon at the Probate office IN
Iitcb6eId for tho appointment Of commission.
ers, to receive, examine and adjust said claims
of ali those who were creditors Of said company
at the date Of said Assignment, at when time
and place all persons interested are notlhed &C
appear If they see cause and be heard relative
to said assignment.
NORMAN HALL, Trustee.
I;tchfeld Dec oath 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

On Tuesday evening, 9th inst, Bantam
Division, No. g. s. of T. was instituted by
the Rev. James H. Perry G. W.P. The
officers of the Division are, Charles Vail
w. p, Henry a. Hull W. A., Charles o.
Belden R. & Alfred H, Beers A. r. s., Mar
Gus DeFoIest jr. F. s., Seth Landon T.,
David Bronson c., James B. Peck A. c.,
George B, Cook |. s., Edward W. King
o. S., Charles Adams P. w. p, William
Dixon, Chaplain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
1T CoaUtQf Probate holden at Norfolk scifh2
tn and Jor the district Of yNo,Joi' "a the l7,h

lit a CosUtQf Probate holden at Norfolk scithy
IN and for the district Of yNo,Joif ~ the l7lh
day Of December 1916.
Present. DAME! HOtclkiss. Esq, Judge:
TT pom the petition of Harlow Roys oil Nor,
" folk in the county OF Litchfield showing
to this court. that he 10 Guardian of Abigail b.
Moses OF Norfolk within said district. minor
That said minor f. the owner Of real estate sit
uated in said Norfolk consisting of one piece f
| and. viz bounded north on land belonging
to the Estate of John Strong deceased, east or
land Of Asa Burr and William Oakley, south
on land of James M. Cowles, and west on high@-
way, containing about one acre of land with ~
dwelling house standing on the same, subject
! to the right Of dover of Clarissa Moses widow
! Benjamin Moses deceased--That said real es
valued a. aboct two hundred doilars--That said
property is desreciating in value, and that i
would be for the interes. Of said minor to hav':
the same sold and the avails otherwise inyestr'l-
according to law. praying for liberty to II
said property for the purpose aforesaid, as pes,
petition on file.
II Is ordered BY this Court, That sad Guar,
dian give notice Of said application, BY causin J.
the same to be published in enc Of the news :.
papers printed in Litchfeld in the count, IF
L'chheld three weeks successfully, at least six
weeks before the hearing; and that said pei.,
ton will he heard at the Probate Office in aid.
district on the 25th day OF February next, at
10 O'clock 4. M ~
Certified from Record 70
SO DANIEL HOT CHKISS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
New Fall Goods


Emporium of Fashion; or
.Netc Cash and Exchange Store" tDih Io,c
prices
TIME Subscriber has just received from New
l. York, the most extensive and splendid
assortment Of Goods ever offrie by him in this
place, including the greatest variety of Ladies'
Cloak and Dress Goods, among which are SUI
per Plaid Wool Cloaking, Cecilia Cloth, (new
siyle,) shaded Clemantine, California Grape,
Oregon Robes. Graduated Robes, Fancy Cash
meres and NJ. De LANES, (some at shilling,)
Black, blue and brown Alpaccas and Alparca
Lustres, Gala Plaid, Plaid Striped and Chang
able Dress Silks, Salisbury Flannel, White and
cold do, Ginghams. Prints of all styles aad
prices from 10 20 cents per yd Shawls, Fan
cy Hdkfs and Crayats, Silk Cloak and Dress
Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Velvet and other
Ribbons, Laces-Edgings-Hosery. Gloves,
Mitis, Shoes. &c. fine assortment.
Also Broadcloths, Beaver Cloths. CASH
meres, Vestings. Trimmings. Blankets. Cotton
Warp, Bats, Wadding, Ticking, Sheeting,
Hats and Caps, &c. sc.
Also Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, and
.fres, &c. SC.
Also DIR. Spears Medicines.
For sale at the lowest prices possible, by
81 S. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
Litchfeld,Dec "a
Notice,

-VE7ALTER C. Palmer Of Litch6eld, in the
w county of Li,chfeid, having on the 23d
day ofDec. 1916, made an assignment Of ce-lain
estate. Real and Personal to the undersigned
in trust for the beneGt Of all the creditors Of the
said Palmer at the date Of the assignment 10
pursuance Of the statute in such case PROVIDED
The Court of Probate for inc Dlstr1c. Q, JIG"
field hath assigned the SIN day OF ian aoa e.
,nrenoon. for the appointment Of Commission
sys 70 receive, examine and adjust the ciaim'
Of all those who were creditors ofsad Palmer,
~ the date Of said assignment. At which time
and place all persons interested are notlhed e
| annesr Il they see cause and be heard relative
to said appointment; >n Y.Ir T,r.tee.
LIchfeld, Dec. 29th ls4e' 'W''
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

fit a Court Of Probate holden at Saiis5m 4.
tcithin and far the District of Sharon, ~
the 18Th day Of Dec. Il D. 1916,
Present, John G.. JNitthelI, Esq, Judge
ON motion of Frederick Plumb, Admlniss
~ traitor on The estate Of Edward Harris, Late
of Salisbury, within said District deceased, this
Court doth decree that six months from this
date be allowed and limited for the Credit-rs
of said Estate to exhibit their claims against
the same to said Administrator, land directs tina t.
Public notice be given of this order by ADVERT
sing in newspaper published in Ltchfela
County. and by posting copy thereof on the
public sign-post in said town Of Salisbury near I
est the place where the deceased last dwelt
Certified from Record.
3w32t JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Dec. %.
At Market - ID 30 Beef Cattle, So
Cows and Calves-2,0O0 Sheep and Lambs
Beef Cattle.-Sales during the week were
mostly at from "a 75to 81 rs, cents per cwt.
higher than those obtained last week. and an
improvement consequent upon the small mum
Der on sale. The demand was not liberal
enough to clear the market, there being about
1875 head left over.
Cows and Calves.-Were all sold at from
$40 25a $35 so.
Sheep and La,nbs-Prices ranged as in quail
fityfrom 81 25 to So SO for Sheep, and $3.50
or Extra lots.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

"OuLD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received the fashions for the FAN and winter
of 1867; and that he can be found Al all bu.
siness hours at the Old Stand one door east Of
the Court House where he will be pleased To-
await upon those who may favor him with "a.
call. Weknow- how to Apprec late the unbour
ded patronage received through the late du /
season, and our grateful acknowledgements ara
duly rendered.
Litchfeld, Aug, 1916. m
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
Agricultural Society,

THE next regular meeting ofthe ex-
eculiye committee of the Litchfield
Agricultural Society. will be held al the
Mansion House in Litchfield on the 18th
day (second Tuesday, ofJanuary ls47-
at 8 o'clock A. nj. A full attendance is
requested-Competiiors for premiums on
crops, will present their certified state.
ments at tina: time, according 10 the reg
ulations OF the Society.
A. s. LEWIS, Sec.
Litchfeld, Dec. 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

Tnss: : S'' r"ss 1s' 'T sss%S i is;
~ tSkA many years. THIS is the largest
UsAa4a.4NeS and Oldest Tea Establishment in
America The pu5ic have had Hull proof Of
their Integrity and responsibilities. Eu. u h
has been he great and pressing demand for
their Teas Of late. that they have been obliged
To enlarge, to great extent, their two princi-
pal establishments in New York, viz:
I@j CHATHAM ~ 1853 GREENWICH ST.
They narrower possess facilities, in relation TO
the lea Trade, III very abundant degree, and
doubtless superior t. any TIA Concern in A
mrrica. Their sciurulous regard to all prin-
c'ptcs mat tend l." elevate The character OF
large house. is wei! Understood, and has al
reaoy SEE ured them CO inection, probably.
large than all other Tea Establishments uni
ted, aud they are consequently determined TO
sell Teas p'nsF, more fragrant and perfect for
the P'fceS, In the aggregate than any house in
the wofld-China excepted
They most ZealouslN invite the attention of
the inhabitants of WolcotvilIe, 10 their Agen
cy where the following as$ortrnents are always
on hand, and they teel no hesitation in stating
that wherever single trial is made, a verv
great preference will be given to the celebrated
Teas of the CANTON TEA COMPANY!
N-Resder, make The experiment
Retail Prices nsjOIio,os. subject in all cases to
0e'etaTntd i n0t approved If
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec. 81.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec. 81.
At market 1875 Beef Cattle, 1875 Stores, 1900
Sheep, and IT'S Swine.
PR1cEs-Beef Cattie-The prices obtained
last week were fully sustained, and we quote
extra S 50a5 IS; first quality 25 second rs
a S third IS s so
Stores-Very few Sales noticed.
Sheep-Small lots a. 25, $50, 1872 27o.
S,cine-One entire lot Ohio Hogs at PC
one lot prime shoats at l-2c. At retail from
4 ID to &c. - -----
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
HIRAM JACEsONT.

'ahEs '".s opportunity to inform his Gus i
: ,omers, and the Public in general, that Re
as removed his DYEING ESTABLISH.
TENT, six doors west Of the Cour. House.
shere he win be prepared to color and clean
IL kinds of Clothing and Dresses Fall cdlSra.
Nso--Cleaniag and Dressing Of Hats.
LiIeh6S.d; Now ts4sAAR 60 1@as
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
~ - ~ 81 u 4 "a r
NE w A r RI VAL
Misses Miles

A RE now receiving and will open on Satur-
n day, the Sd inst, an extensive assort-
ment of
M~ AIN @ID @D" @sfs
vi ich have been selected with great care in
N,w York, The present week. They will offer
great variety "i,,
Every STYLE of FALL and WINTER Hat Ri.
IONS. Gimps, Cords, Frtnges. Edgings, &c
at prices which cannot fail 70 be acceptable.
No exettion will be spared TO ensure a COZ
tinna,ion OF the liberal patronage which ,bey
nave heretofore rec eised.
Litchfield, Sept. 3oth, Is4s. ,tl9
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
.FNLL g. WINTER
e. GDGBNTD~~
1867.

VNHE Subscriber, being very thankfal Tor
l. the extensive Patronage fornA ~ reee''
ed, would respt CT inliy sUlrcit contiA ia.Ist !
The same, ard invite the attention OF hin. rlr''T
and customers generally TO his fresh stoeA OF
DRY GOODS.
now o?eaing, suitable for the Fall and VS. /.
Trade, and consisting OF the best west Of IN
iand Cloths ard Cassimeres also F'f.-iA
Cloths, superior article for great coats, Y n
ln4s of all kinds, Satins, Taiors' Trimini;'M
gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets, BI:at
Cloths very cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, so,
&c: Also splendid assortment Of goods i.R
Ladies Cloaks and Dresses, which will be ,ls
tered at very low prices. Also black and blti,1
black Silks, Stripe Levantine and Satin STRIP
do Sinchews and yd wide Gro de Rhine, d
black blue-black and Fancy Bombazines, MUS
lin de LANES of late style and very low, Nam
sock Mnsins, Null Muslins, Book MusiinS.
india t'ambrilks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and
Lace Edgins.
And complete assortment of Sheetins and
bleached Muslins; Cotton Yarn Carpet Warp
Carpeting Of various styles; and large Supply
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

NOTICE.

VWNHE Board Of Relief for the town Of Litch-
u field will meet at the Mansion House in
said town on Monday the 5ih of January ls47
at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose o.
hearing all appeals form the doings of the As
SCISSORS of said town on the list Of 1916, and o
adjusting and equalizing said list ,.
WALTER COE,
HENY S GRIWOLD, of
EDWARD HOPKINS, Relief.
MINER POTTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
Pennington Canal.
PLASTER, FLOUR, SC.

TNHE Subscriber has on hand, and offers for
l. sale,
300 tons Nova Scotia Blue Plaster
1000 bbls. Rochester ard Genesce Flour
90 hhds P X. and S. C. M"lasses
300 bags Salina Salt, together with large
stock Of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS. all OF
which will be sold at the very lowest cash pri-
ces H. L. WEIGH
Plainvlla. Dec. IS, 1916 2m3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

Neo England Society at Washington.
The anniversary celebration Of the New
England Society" of this city, at the Nation.
al Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, is ad-
mitted by all who were present to have been
one of the most pleasant festivals which
they ever participated in. Mr.. Coleman
spared no expense in all :hat was sumptu-
Gus and elegant in the dinner, and the short
unstudied and eloquen. addresses Of Messrs.
Woodbury., Cass, Holmes, Crittenden, Evans
Winthrop, Corwin, Hunt, J. A. Rockwell,
Eliot, Schenck, and others-some of them of
rare felicity and observation-disclosures
10 the occasion degree of pleasure which
will long be remembered by all who were
present.-Nat. IntelHgencer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
MEXICo-PEACE OR WAR.

Private advices from most reliable sour
ces in Washington assure US that the Ex-
ecutive now mediate the appointment of a
High COMMISSIONED proceedto Mexico and
make one commanding effort to close the
War with thatcountry either by negotiation
or the sword The Commissioners as at
present in contemplation, are Senator Thom-
as H. Benton, (who is to be invested with
the chief command of our Military and ma
val forces under the title of Lieut.. General
Senator John ]. Crittenden of Kentucky,
(Whig) and Governor Silas Wright of our
State. They are to be clothed with almost
unlimited powers to prosecute the War in
such manner as to them shall seem most ex-
pedient and to terminate it whenever terms
shall be profered by Mexico which they
may deem admissible. Any adjustments
they might make would Of course be subject
to the approval or rejection of the Senate,
but there can be no shadow of doubt of rati-
fication.- Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
To Builders,

ID ROPOSALS are wanted for the building OF
l. six or eight Dwelling Houses Inquire at
the Store Of the Cornwall Iron Company, where
the plans will be shown
West Cornwall. Dec 26, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

ENT'S SILK CRAVATS. "A fine assert
VI ment of Black Italian and Fancy Silk Cra-
watts of the best qualities-some Of them extra
sizes, may be had at the New York and .,os,0n
City Store. ...,... ..Lt.
e ,Wolcottvlle. Dec, %, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

- ~S7@SS ~ JUG 48U aIW e1A@-DS
Window Glass of all sizes; Hollow, Earthera
and Tin Ware. Peg Boots of al! the different
varieties. Calf and Kip Skin Boots-in fact
an unusual assortment of all the different class.
es of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and oil 4
er articles usually keptina country store.
Also, an extensive assortment of Satin Bea.
yer, Pearl and Nutria HATS, of the --latest
style, which will be sold low for cash, or Farm
'ers Produce. t...i
NIB Highest prices paid for all kinds Of
Grain, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &C. &c.
49,. ..' ..t GFO. w. WHITTLESEY
No. Nam st. opposite Judge Pe,yy's Office
New Milford, Nov. IS, 1916. ito,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
LOSS OF THE STEAMER MoHEGAN

The steamer Mohegan, running as a
freight-boat between New York and Bridge.
port, in connection with the Housatonic
Railroad, was wrecked ON Saturday at 81 z
O'Clock, by running on the Gangway Rocks,
short distance below Sands Point Light
The accident is said to have occurred in
consequence of the extreme low tide. A
hole was stove in her bottom, and she was
Immediately run aground at Cow Bay, where
she sunk within two feet of her hurricane
deck. She lies within twenty feet of the
shore, about hundred yards from the Sands
Point Lighthouse. She is a total wreck,
and her freight, which is very heavy, is
nearly all under water; portions of it, how
ever, are strewn along the shore.
The steamers Mountaineer, Nimrod and
Cricket came almost Immediately TO her
aid, but were unable to do more than take
off her passengers and bring them back to
the city.
1t will be remembered that the Michigan
went through the Sound on the night in
which the Atlantic was lost, and she has
now met similar fate in broad daylight,
though the waters were calm and placid.
Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

DONATION PARTY. - Wednesday the
- 3Oth of December has been appointed for
Donation Visit to the Rev. Mr.. DIXON. II
"Wednesday should prove stormy, The visit will
be on the following day.
Litchfield, December Is. -"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
FROM FORT LEAyENwoRTu.

We learn that Capt. Murphy, who was
dispatched from Santa Fe some two months
ago, to procure specie for the payment of The
troops, &c. in New-Mexico, left Leaven
worth on the 9Th inst. under a military es.
cort of twenty men. Capt. Clary. Of the
Quartermaster's Department, furnished eve
~ facility in his power, to ensure a safe and
speedy passage of the funds to Santa Fe. II
is his opinion that they will be able to cross
the plains in safety although at a very ad
vanced period of the season for such an ex
<Pedition,
No expresses from Santa Fe had arrived
at the Fort up to the 9Th inst, although one
was looked for hourly-consequent there
was nothing later than the intelligence
brought by DIR. Vaughn, which we publish
ed some days ago.
Capt. Clary, who has been in charge OF
the Qnartermaster's Department az For
Leavenworth, arrived in this city day oil
Two sinee.-St Louis Rep.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

n%The clerk of the Post Office at
Nashua, NJ H. while distributing the mail
a few days since noticed that sealed news
paper felt rather heavy. Thinking a news
paper would bear squeezing, he pressed it
with his baud when c-r-a-c went some
thing inside. Looking in at The end he
saw something which he found to be rich
gold locket, containing one of the most char
ming faces imaginable,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

THE Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are
l. done up in quarter pound, alf pound and
one pound psckrges-the first, or inside wrap
per is lead, the second wrapper is water proof
paper, and the third. or outside wrapper, is of
Chinese rice paper. The Company sell none
but good teas, done up in the most superior
manner, all of them grown in the most luxuri-
Gus districts in China. Country dealers can Sc
lect as small quantity of each kind as they
like, and have them packed in one chest. These
teas also come in FIVE pound Chinese packages,
called quattoons, very convenient, iancitul
and portable shape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Half Square, 3 ertons, so IS
Each subsequent insertion, Is
Square, 3 insertions, 90
Each subsequent insertion, 90
Administrators Notices, / 90
Commissioners Notices, 125
Estray Notices, OTIS
Guardian and Trustee Notices, &C., ST. O[
per square.
aG-A liberal discoun, made to yearly ADVERT.
g3-Patent Medicine adv'ts inserted one yeal
at $50 per column.
nj ORTOLK ACADEMY. - The Winter
~ Term of this Academy will commence on
Monday, November 80, under the superinten-
dence of Mr.. w. B RICE A. B., as Principal
Tuition in the common English branches SO
per term of eleven weeks; higher English "a
Languages IS.
The succeeding terms of the present acade-
mical year will commence on the 18th Februa-
ny and the 9th May respectively.
In behalf Of the Trustees.
WIN. LAWRENCE, Clerk.
Norfolk, Nov. 20, 1916. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
T% "a @o
GUolrottn'ItE AEeMrp
OF THE NEW YORK
Canton Tea COMPANY.

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT N AaIERICA!
PRINLIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
Broke Into

cPERM CANDLES.-PureS Sperm Candles
y of superior quality, for sale low at the
.Ne,c York and Bosinn City Store.
WolcOttville, Dec 23d, 1916,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

@ OMETHING NEW, in the way of Collars
- and Bosoms, at the
. .Nec York and Boston City Store.
Dec. 23d, 1876.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

EINE ALPACCAS AND BOMBAZINES.
Il Ladies wishing to purchase silk warp. Al
paccas and Bombazines Of the finest qualities
and most lustrous finish can obtain them at the
I, Near York and Boston City Store. =
Wolcottyile, Dec 90.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31

@ PERM OIL, a superior article for sale at
- the New York and Boston City Store.
Dec. go.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
RAILROAD LINE
New York, New Milford, Bridgeport nd
DaHbufy,

EAVES Spencer's Mansion House on Tues
II day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at
q o'clock, arriving in New York at 5 l-2 p. M.
Lilchfeli, Dec. II, 1916. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
OIL g. PAINTS.

which will be sold cheaper by the pound gal :,
Ion or larger quantities than any other housa
IN this section can sell them. Also good sup-
ply of .."
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
MAWD ~rH~9

ON Christmas evening, a small Leath-
" or Wallet, containing one So note
of the Phenix Bank Hartford, one S note
on the Hartford Bank. rs cts in silver,
and trunk-key. The finder will con
fer favor, and be liberaly rewarded,
by l,aviug it at the Enquirer office.
VIM. H. GREEN,
Litchfield, Dee. 9th 1916. 3w--34
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-31
WATER CEMENT,
Gut and Wrought Na;1ss

constantly on hand and:warranted first quail
i.y. Also, very large quantity of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28

l Seven minutes allowed for opening and
closing the mails Ut ell Offices where no partic-
alsr time 10 specified; but on railroad aud steam,
boat routes there 10 10 be no more delay than i.
necessary TO deliver and receive the bags.
= The mail IL 70 be convex ed in pre- ference 70
passengers, aud to them entire exclusion, IL It's
weight and bulk require il.
5. Post office blaMks. nsail.baGs, and the spe
ciai agents of the department. oa the exhibitions
Of tn. ir CREDENTIALS. are to be conveyed withou,
further charge on mail lines sdRsitting Of sucl.
conveyance.
I. Mail agents ere to be conveyed without
rhsrge o. the principal railroad and steamboat
lines. where the size of the mails and the aun,-
Der OF the oic~Ts will rrq0ire their employ me u,
apartment Tor the ssdor.ing aud safe keeping 0.
The a.ail - TO Be pro. ided BY the contractor,
der the direction OF the departmeas.
5. IL ell cafes there 10 to be forfeitsre Of the
pay Of the trip, when The trip IL not run; : for
siture 81 q ilsst one foarih Daft Of it, when tb.
roaming Or srviysl - far behind time 20 lose
the conuexfoH with : depending mil; and tor
teiturs Of . due proportion Of Il, when grade 81
service y rendered inferior TO that ia The con
tract. These forfeitases may b. ,ncfeased int.
peaaities Of higher suioant. according to the M
tsre or tfsqueacy nf the faii6rs $40 the impor
lance u the mail.
s. Fines will Be imposed. unless the deiin
laency be enthusiastically explained u doe time
or fAiIlng - take irOsn. deliver u. post otrc
the as.i. Or any part Of IL; for susering il 70 b,
vet. injured, lost, or destroy ed; Tor eesveylng
IN Psaes Of nsnnsr thst exposes Il . dsPssds
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-02-28
T Those Who Counterfeit =

good medicine for the purpose Of adding a
few dollars TO their pockets, are far worse
Than the manufacturers Of spurious coin. For
while the latter only rob us of our property the
kfmer take property and health and life away.
Dr.. Eistar's Ba sam Of Wild Cherry is admit
ted By thousand. Of disinterested witnesses, to
have Effected the most extraordinary cnres in
eascs Of pulmonary and asthmatic character,
ever before recorded in the history of medicine.
The yenng, the beautiful, the good, all speak
erth its praise. 1t is now the favorite medi.
cns in the most intelligen, families Of our oun-
ny.
such high stand in pub ic estimation has
been achieved by its own merits alone. And SO
isag as discerning public are careful to get
wistar's Balsam Of Wi d Cherry, and refuse
win sccrn, counterfeits, and every other artic e
poffered 10 them as substitute, so long wi
eares-positive cmres-cheer the Preside of ma
~ despairing family.
For particulars see advertisement in another
column. So d BY Copp Parsons
We hope that those who are in the habit of
announcing all proprietary medicines, merely
because it is fashionable to do So will pause aud
r<hect ere they pass their unrighteous judge
ln-ut upon this great remedy, (thc Hebrew
paaster.) which has done IN eli for the relief
OF suffering humanity throughout the world
For sale BY Copp & Parsons.