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OIosaOnian

OR ALL.HEALING BALSAM, is now prepared ONLY by himself It is not subject to those adulteratioAs formerly com
 plained of, nor is it made up cheap and smaN,
 for the purpose of gullng people out of their money. It has lost none of its virtues. The certificates which daily appear show this 10 be so. even though the name of Foiger be retno- we'd from therh, and another name substituted for if. There is no such trickery needed to establish the reputation of my Olosoanian, nor shall I, under the hypocritical pretence of being an Odd Fellow, send circulars to their Lodges throughout the United States, with the hope of deceiving them into the belief that am friend to their institution. All this kind of humbuggery detcst, and here assert that if my Olosaonian is not what it claims to be, and will not rise in the estma- tioa oi the world by its own merits, hope it will sink into oblivion. shall nDt labour to build upon foundation of ISLANDER, nor go about privately, or in the dark, to destroy the reputation of those opposed to me in business, but starting with ciean hands and character unspotted, ahall endeavor to recommend and put forward my Olesaonian as true and infal- lible Remedy for
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-17
Silk and Fancy Dry Goods Trade

in connection with the Retail business. It is the object of the proprietor to secure the class of customers who want rich and fash.
 ionable Goods. He has therefore opened and
 offers at low prices large and elegant stock of EDry Goods adapted to the season, and he coni-
 dently asserts that more magnificent assort- Nnent cannot be found in any city in the Union. EParticular attention paid to buying and selling [ DRESS SILKS, SHAWLS, and Housekeeping
 Dry Goods, of every description, all of whcf the people are respectfully invited to call and l examine.
 VIRGIL D. CORNISH, No. l36 Main Street, Hartford,
 sw4s At the sign of the Eagle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-17
s7ZH9EZiaserv Goods.

e7WSEESzsGFy WOOfNS, Amongst which may be found HATS Of almost every variety; RIBBONS, good variety ;- SETTINGS, s., which together cohprise an as- sertment unegualed.
 Having made arrangements by which they will receive weekly from the city every new style of Goods in their line, they can offer in- ducements to Fnrchasers during the ensuing season, which cannot fail to be appreciated. Hats bleached and repaired as usual.
 Litchf1eld, April l4th, ls47. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-17
MILLINERY '.

NF ISSES MILES have removed to the Dwel. M ling House of MT. Amos Wadsworth four doors west of the County House, and are now receiving complete and we'll selected stock
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-17
Wonderful EasdlN1s Rem.
 edy!
 CHAMBERLAIN,S
 New England RESTORATIVE.

- > -A- v S~ -A- -A- -A@ TENHE above named article is an effectual
 IL remedy for all cases of Rheumatic
 -atections, Spinal Diseases, and for all kinds
 of HumOrs and Impurities in Me Blood. It is
 intended for all ages and constitutions. and is
 made entirely of Roots and Herbs. A simple trial will convince the most skeptical of its
 efficiency.
 VOLATILE LINIMENT. This is an invaluable compound for Rheu~
 matism, Ague in the Face and Jaws, Neural~
 gia, Spinal Irrtations, Sprains, and Weak
 Joints. This Liniment has never failed in a
 solitory cas-. Cephalic Snuff. A superior and efficient remedy for Catarrh, Meagrims, Distinctions in the head etc. This Snuff has been used by thousands. who have spoken their judgement of its high merit and {, Claims.
 %H@E-O These pills are intended to be used in all x
 ordinary complimentary may be used as
 mild cathartic. or as purgative cleansing without facilitating the system. They are an
 excellent tonic, regulating the digestive or. gans, without leaving the system in a costive state. Prepared and solds by Dr. E. c. CHAM BERLAIN, corner of Church and Crown Sig New Haven, Conn.
 N B. The above articles can be procuss
 also from Bolle's S Wells. Ltch6eld, ConfE 5. Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow. til N
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.TOTKCE.

oVOYKGE. VIRGIL D. CORNISH, Dealer in Dry Goods V at Hartford, respectfully gives notice to hisfosmer customers and the people generally that he has recently made arrangements to transact Wholesale
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GEORGE SANDS

NEW WORK-The Journeymsn Joiner, Or the Com
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Is Of the best productions Of this popular author
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Price 2j cents
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FOREIGN BOOKS.

Nd CURIOUS and works a. lower prices than
"A ever before sold The subscriber hos added immense
ly his already mammoth stock Of literature lis late
acquisitions from the Trade sales of Boston, New YORK
and Plade phii together With fifteen eases o iae tnest
works per the Garick from Liverpool and twenty ciito
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and the best books here embraced In the de-
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invites al % pay him visit before they leave
the city IN purchasn from him they save one nan OF
their money
Ciersymen literary characters and book collectors gen
erav living lines Of railroad steamboat routes VIII
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MRS. WILLARD'S

HISTORIES FOR Schools Universal History
Il i Ia Perspective. 8vo
2 History Of the United States 8vo.
g. School History Of the United States
The above works extensively used in OF the
best schools the nfed States aud the School History
in the language Of distinguished authorl has received
the highest concentrations both for It's accuracy and lite
rary merits"
Every Of them has been highly favorable. ercIi
one. which made fox the purpose Of introducing r.
val work
Neither the author nor Publishers have attempted the
introduction Of these works hy dspaagng the works Of
others. Let the pretended IN School Histories
be carefully examined before any work N introduced by
setting forth the faults OF IT. competitors. Mrs Willard
Histories are published by
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- B. Mr.. Willard's " Second Appeal % the pub
De. or her Answer 10 Wilson's Reply respecting her
American Histories is furnished gratis All teachers and
others who have received Mr. Wilson's pamphlet, are
especially requested read Mrs. Willard's Answer,
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
- EADFR, n you want 20 save money IN yOur pur-
lNcbase Of Dry Goods. cali 2l5 GreenVich-s before
purchasing and learn the prices Having purchased large
for the past weeks Boston, Phi ade pha and the
auction sales m this city, prepared offer very
great bargains A. present may Be found The
bargains the following named goods: 10 bales red, white
aud yellow Fanneis. IT, cd TO s ~ Safinets from
- 3D. os 90 heavy Tweed Cassimers 10 l. yard
CLorHs. CAssINEREs AND NEsriNGs, splendid ass0rt
mcntl cases black Apacas A. ls Cd cheap a. 3 3d. and
g.; DO six warp, g., - and 49, per yard do co0red
AZ = ga and s. 3D. hsf price do domestic Gnghams
o. L.. cheap ar IT, 3d. and do Scotch aud French
from l.. 3D. 10 - eds 10 do. Nous. de Laus from L. 20 H.
cd. goods originally p 20 52l cents per yard do
rich Cashmeres. entirely STYLES. from p IS: do
huen-camhric Hdkfs. only ga. piece
PRfNrs2O at Id, Sd 3D.. ID 3D.. a., l0d. Is, ls
81. and IT, td do. orange sud blue az 3d., worth IT,
DoNEsrCs-Drect from TIE manufacturers, znd for sale
by the bale piece yard, 40 iobhers prices.
SHAwLs-n the Shawl INT may he found splen-
did assortment u Broche. Cashmere, silk and Noolen,
square and Long Shawls prices much lower than
before known Broche ShaWis from = upward: Wooden
do. 80 cents; Canton Brochs Long Shawls only Si2
CARFf ftNcNenetla Carpetug az Is, u.s. "a. and p
Ingram DO Is 3D. 2 Is Cd and 5s supe Atwood from
&. 90 s.
Persons of Dry Goods will find greatly 20 their
al vtlge call and examine stock before PURCHASING
elsevhere.
Goods sent 20 any part Of this city, Brooklyn Jersey
City WIN GARDNER, 2l5 Greenwlchst
30 fwris Successor 70 Jason n BOctOver
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W. II. CARY & CO.

fa8 FEARL-sTREEr. OPPOSITE cEDAR-srREEr.
IIANF IL STORE and receiving by late arrivals
III Cases MARSHALL. Linen Tread. Nos rs 70 100
Stevens Cos Linen Tread, al colors and Nos Clark
Co.'S Paisley Spool Cotton, cord white, 30 yards
Clark Cos Paisley Spool Cotton, cord 100 yds white
and colOrs 40,
Warron Needles drilled eyed sharps and betws, diled
eyed Needles, loT priced.
stuck.
Porses. Purse Twist plain and assorted shades
Steel Beads Steel rasseIs. Rings and Fringe.
Tortoise Shell. Buffalo aud imitation carved Combs
Tortoise Shell snd Horn SIDE Combs plain and carved
Bone. metal and composition suspender Buttons
Pearl and AGATE Shirt Bottoms.
Lasting, Mohair and Brocade Coat Buttons
Wade Butchers Raz0rs, all patterns
Knives and Scissors, Of al tescr ptons-and me azes
assortment Of French. English and German Fancy Good
O. found In this country. which they offer - Joboer
and Retailers upon the best t-rms ans ns1Oi imseod
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DrBLIC NOTICE

retons have been presented In the Board Of
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enth-st extended 10 FlIstsyrn1s have a con-
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ForfysecOndst thence through second =. % enih
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WILSON'S SERIES

OF SCHOOL HlsTORlE>.-Juveniie American HIS
Otory-3i cents
History OF the United States-b2 cents.
American History. limo large-l 81.
Comprehensive Chart Of American History.
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The school History Of the mted States = accompanied
with Geographical Notes and explanatory Maps giving o.
decided value any other history Of the kind-ii i
disnlacing many OF the inferior histories
The Public schools Of Cincinnati have recently, after
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place Of Mrs Wilald's
Teachers VIII be furnished with copies Tor examination
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FARMERS READ THIS.

T'HE CHEAPEST and most valuable BOOK f1r Yarn
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SCHOOLS.
EDUCATION.

kEsR 7. nUDDART's CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
m EAST FOURTEENTH ST. between University
LxPlacs and fthavenue. Circulars can be obtained Al
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ains apply at his residence as above SIS lmlsMNAs-
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ID r. JENKS's SCHOOL FOR BOYS will re-
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CARPETING.


OL CLOTHS. ScThe su5scri Der, are daily receiving
" srse supplies 81 the following goods ordered express
~ for the Fa Trade which they are now selling 81 eN-
tremely low prices
Brussels Csrpe'ns. designs. = to 2s per I'd
Three ply ......gs 90 lis
Ingram II" double sup AMI surerflc.i 20 u
Ingram extra fine. fine ind c0m..2 = % =
Ene.h and American Floor OIL Cloths from 2 % p q
wide. from - o. - per yard.
Also. a large assortment OF druxges mats table
and piano rods window shades and ali other
articles connected with the trade extremely low Strangers
examine che stock SMITH 4 LOUN>BERRl.
- -vis az Peari-sf. opposite Wilhani-st.
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Y in the United States, ~ Bowery, HIRAM ANpEk-
son where VIII BE- found large assortment OF Engiish
and American crpetng purchased AZ low prices for cash.
also splendid variety Of hearth rugs. table aud piano
covers mats oil cloths Nc. al of which VIII be- sold y
per cent less than other warehouse Just received
500 large tuiied Hearth Rugs. -. each.
5000 yards Venetian stair and Hall Carpetng, Of p Cd.
per yard
i0nno pair elegant Window Shades from = % $40
5000 yards ENGLISH Drugsef. low prices
10000 yts English double >uperfne from g. o. g. 80.
jifn wards English ply Carpet No low prices.
large of of of oil cofhs Con ane cheap.
Remember 80. g. HIRAM ANDERSON.
~ 2mise0d 90 BOwerg.
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vENTILATING WIGS,

STAND PRE-EMlNENI above an others Do the world
- An examination wi prove is 10 czonsiicai ooi st
Their peculiar hight ventisfnx and -o-slnrr character
their bein- shaped and fitted % the bead exactly "a the
natural hair grows every hair having The app -laee %
fssing from the skin. their elasticity pefofty OF ma
cement form such c0r5nafieu oi Improvements
af al the competent judges have pronounced them per-
feet heads oi hair.
strangers are invited 0 Inspect theu whether rom Gu
r1sitv on with intention o. purchase Prices moderate
s Broadway directly opposite the City hp-. Elif-hee
hv the store of = John. halter. 30 lturndt
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GENTLENEN'S HATS.
FALL fASHlON-fSt1.

n
l'B BROADWAY, NEw-YORX, AND
f5s tHEssUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA, WILL PRESENT THE
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMENS BATS
On Saturday, August %, l847.
~ Upon issuing the Fashion for the season,
- beg leave that IL u their intention to intro
e ye Of hat altogether superior any before offered
They have adopted entirely and unique mode Of
mining which, combining IN the highest degree ele-
nrce Of finish and durability tends materially toward the
sr,seryston of the hat.
Another Improvement will be the strict adaptation Of
.rv hat well 10 the features the form and size of
~ weare thereby avoiding the apparent inconguy Of
,rge and tall man with dimnutye hat, and vice
BfEsE 4 COsrAR will present this occasion, beside
asr known superior Moleskin Hat, black Fur Hat,
The Rocky Mountain beaver, superior article, which
IN be sold At their regular standard price.
They would respectfully invite attention 10 the branch
er esfabl shnent 38 Chesnutst Philadel pha, which
All, BE- opened the 23th inst. In style corresponding
nh their house in York, with superior stock Of
d and with the avowed object Of furnishing better
N or the price than be found elsewhere There VIII
gsys he found both places full and complete assor
IN, Of hats and caps for gents youth and children, to-
,.iter with ladies' riding hats and caps aud variety Of
.cy goods apperainng the trade such a. canes UNI
seas gloves brushes and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent IN
yfeourse with the cities Of "ars and London together
9Th the recent improvements which they have Effected
the constr action and Of machinery. VIII enable
sm 10 offer goods Of the most desirable fashion and abr-
the very lowest market prices, either a. whole
or retail 81 OTIS