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ALL. HEALING BALSAM,

is now prepared ONLY by himself II is not
subject 10 those adulteratons formerly com
planned Of. nor is 1t made up cheap and small,
for the purpose of quilting people out Of their
money. II has lost none OF lis virtues. The
certificates which daily appear show this TO be
se. even though the name Of Foiger be remo-
we'd from them, and another name substituted
for It,. There is no such Grickery needed TO
establish the reputation oi my Olos ,anian, nor
shall !, under the hypucritca pretence Of
being an Ode Fellow, send circniars 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 humbngger, | detcst, and here
assert that if my Oosaonian is not what it
claims to be, and Will not rise in the estima-
ton OF The world BY its own merits, hope it
will sink into oblivion. | shall nst labour to
Guild upon foundation Of ISLANDER, nor go
about privately, or in the dark, to destroy the
reputation Of those opposed to me in business.
bGt starting with clean hands and a character
uuspotted. | aba!l endeavor TO recommend and
pat forward my Olesannian as true and infal.
Ii ,lelRemedy for Isl
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Elizabeth L. Wetmore
Cornelius l.. We,more.
State Of Connecticut
County of Litch6ed,
.a.-.#s Tnlv 9Th 1Sd7

y ELIZABETH L. WETMORE of Ca.
IL naan, in said County having brought
her petition to the Superior Court, TO be
holden a. LitchReld in said County on the
third Tuesday Of August lS47, against Cor
nelius L. WeimOre. her husband. praying
for divorce and dissolution oil the marriage
relation existing between them, on the
ground Of the wilful desertion Of the said
Cornelius for more than three years.
1t is ordered that notice ofatte tendency
Of said petition be- given the said Cornelius.
he being out of this State, by the publica-
ton ofiAis Order in a Newspaper printed
in said Litehfeld at least three weeks before
the sitting of said Court
FREDERICK d. BEEMAN.
Assistant Clerk of said Court.
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OF The PR
READ THIS.
from lI,e Daily Evenine Bulle,,n.


Il notuur Bnst0ni puff Patent Medicines
unless we know them tube really excellent. :
Having ourselves acknowledge OF DR. Woods
Safsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters. end hav
ing several friends VINO have been benefited nv
their use, we do not hesitate 10 rec0n,me nd them
TO the public. Both arsnpariila and lid Cher
sy are articles nf established reputation in The
medical w0fld, ~ I'D this preparation is made witt,
great care, and appears 20 combine all the meGi.
clnaI qualities OF both in m unusual manner
ANY one suffering from Diseases Of the blood. in
digestion. or headache, would do well to ri, Q
these bIHers trial.
: from the New-Bediord Reeisterl
DR. Wo0d's SGrs0parilla and Wild Cherry Bss-
fers-The responsibility If gentlemen in this
town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits,
the use Of hiscompOundof sarsapaFilla and wild
cherry. 10 such as TO put ~ rest aIfdonbts as to
the value Of Hhese exiracls 10 those suffering
from Dyspepsia, iaundice, Indigestion, Head che
or scrotsllons diseases.
From the Boston Daily Times.l
~ HEADACHE - One OF he bes, remedies iha,
we have heard OF cor this distressing complaint,
With its 0rign Indigestion. is DR.. Woods Sarsa
parla aud Wild Cherry Btiers, which combines
all The advantages Of the tonic and aperlen, me.
dicines OF the day ,and IL 1reefrom many oi their
From the Boston Dsily Mail.
a NEW ND.ExcELLENU REMEDY. would
calthe attention Of our readers to tie Advertise.
mentin another column OF new and eiFca-
kinus remedy, DR.. Wood's Sa,ssparil ID and Mild
haso only been offered Tor sale during the rasi
wear, i has already won the contdence III the
public, rs most skililly prepared md deiisl tful
combination Of two 81 lhe saiest aua most active
~ 80 from The Plynsoath zockl "a
DR WooD's SARsAHARlhEiI AND w led CurRRs
BITTERs.-We do not MAXI IL l. pra tee, 1--WE
| good naHe g medicines.uislest saustied 18TH
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Plumbe National Daguer-
riam Gallery and Photo
grapheR's' Furnishing DE

4 WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
"A Four FRS, Premiums, and TWO Highest
Honors, at the National, the Massac husetts,
the New York, and the Pennsylvania Exhibi
tions, respectively, for the most splendid Col
oled DaguerrOtNpes ard hes, Apparatus ever x.
hibted. .-...
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather 5es
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always an hand, at the lowest cash prices
New York 1851 Broadway; PHILADELPHIA, l36
Chestnutst: Boston, IS Court, and So Hanove,
sts.; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore ST Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburgh,- Va, NJ.
chancs' Hall Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal.
nut. and l76 Main st; Saratoga Springs, Broad
way; Paris. 1877 Vieille Rue dn Temple; Liv.
rrpool. 30 Church st.
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HIRAM JACKSON.

MAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
l toners. and the Public in general. that he
IS removed his DYEING ESTABLISH.
TENT, sin doors west Of the Court House
rhere he will De prepared to color and clean
II kindsnf Clothing and Dresses of all celots
lso san;ng and Dressingot Hats.
Lileh6Ed. Nov. tS45. G
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Geese Feathers.

Observation-Disclosures made arrange.
Z ,nen.sto keepa constant supply OF q
tirstrs:ea rticleof Geese Feathers
-scieced and packed with great care by
ourselves in packages from 30 to 5Olbs.;
and willfurnish atali;imesanyquantity
from 20 to 1000 Tbs. of quantity they
will warrant to beas good as the best,
atas low prices rs can be purcha sed o
equal Equality inthe state.
8. & l.. HURLBUT.
VIM hester, l647.
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Wonderful EMGsiaM Rem
edy!
CHAMBERLAIN'S
New Emgla u d
RESTOR AIIYE

YNHE above named article Is an efFectual
Il remedy for all cases of Rheumatic
-ifeciions, Spinal Diseases, and fr all kinds
Of HumOys End Impurities in The Blond. tits
intended for all ages and constitutions. and is
made entirely of Roots and Herbs A simple
trial will convince the most skep'ical of its
efficiency
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FREE OF POSTAGE. 81

Over ten thousand copies have been bee,
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feet safety and certainty, In mo Instance he
o remittance tailef, TO reach the publisher, O
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On the receipt Of One Dollar tlle Marries
Woman's Private Medical Companion will b.
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KsIiE subscribers have for sale ana lgees,
constantly on hand a supply II fresk
|t,ANAAN LIME, and have now 4 6 man,
tity nf HApsELL's BRAND, n superior arii-
.ile which IL offered 70 the public on he
most favorable terma.
TERRY. PORTER & co.
Plymeu'h, June 9Th, ls47. SIMS
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County Concert!

wv THE Liichfeld County Sacred Music Sn-
at Plymouth, on the 24th sf September.
The music will be distributed TO members
as soon as received.
A. S. LEWIS. Secretary.
Litch6eld. Sept. ,. ls4z is
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NJ oTICE-THE subscriber requests sll reT-
IN sons holding due>hills against him. pays
able in Goods, to present them Immediately
for Payment. A. A, GRiDLEY.
watettown, Ju is47 ~ swI4
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Cephalic Snuff.

Asnperior and efficient remedy for Catarrh
Meagrims. Distinctions in the head, etc. This
Stuff has been used by thousands, who have
spoken their judgementsof its high merit and
claims.
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VOLATILE LINIMENT

This is an invaluable compound for Rheu>
matism, Ague in the Face and Jaws, Neural>
ga. Spinal !rriiaiions. Sprains. and Weak
Joints. This Liniment has Lever failed in
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These pills, are intended to be used in all
ordinary complaints--they may be used as a
mild cathartic, or as pnrgaiive cleansing
without debiliiating The system They are an
exceIlent tonic. regulating the digestive or
ans,swiihout leavinggthe system IN costiye
state.g
Prepared and solds BY Dr.. E. C.. CHAINS
sERLAiN. corner Of Church and Crown Sic.
New Haven, Conn.
N B. The above articles can be procured
also from Bellies & Wells Ltcbfeld. Corn.
). Thomas s. Son. Plymouth Hollow. tff
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INSURANCE..

II H. HUBBARD, Agent l8rfhe Pro
~ Tee TON INSURANCE COMPANY. will
ssue Policies Mt his office, in Salisbury,
ap the same terms they cen be obtain:
cdsat the principal Office in Hartford.
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THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
by DIR, A, M. MAURICEAU.
Professor of Diseases Of Women.
FTBird Edition, 10 mo. PIP. sss. Price STOOL
oJ-ss,OOO Copies sold in Three Mouths /! Ia
The great demand forihis most popular work
of which thousands are snld, has compelled the
issue Of an edition. II vs. intended especially tor
the married as it discloses important secrets
which should be known to them particularly
Here every femalecan discover the causessy mp
toms, and the mos. efficient remedies and most
certain mode OF cure, in every complaints which
her sex is subject AZ II
Married females will here learn the art where
BY they would retain their youth yigor, beauty,
elasticity OF body, and bouyancy Of spirits 70 an
advanced age, instead Of deing afflicted. as hum
dreds are, INTO whose hands this book hssnoi yet
fallen. ~
t,s an important question to the married why
tbs that we behold so many married females
sickly, debiliated and Frustrated as also the
causes and whether thew are susceptible d rem
edy. They will here find those important mat
tiers, connected with discoveries in medical and
Psychological science which meet This question;
The revelations contained inits pages have al
ready proved blessing 10 thousands. as The fol-
lowing extracts land there are inunleEahe ones Of
-:-.:lSS ,..ll o4a1.s
S''niiar i'"po'" Will a'eS'
Extract of letter from gentlemen in Dayton,
Ohio.
x Ma. ns...,... ,a11
: OAXTohs May ist' i04s
ORA. M. Mauriceau.
~ O.. ~ M w.. v
MeJ;cs, romnan;on ;nr ,t;ch gam 's ,,,,e
dollar ,oy To-, address came safely S 70 hand
but s .has am impslIed By sense Of gra.tnde
cere and heartfelt emoiions,
My wife has beenperc sptib'y sinking for some
three years9r more, "a consequence q per erea,
angusn ana snIe,lng some months p soEe ano
a ssS ~
her liz Il ;mm;nen, d.nder ana s,;c, ,s oe
the last occasion desnaired of snnnosed Ina,
this state Of things Was inevitable, and resigned
myself to meet the worst. All this time nov =.
bout two mnnthsl heard yonr hook highly spok-
en- OF, as containing some matters reaching my
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Of every description carefully repaired. al
warranted done in the best manner charge
according to repairs) at the lowest rales.-
Mending done at short no. c.
Litchfeld. August. 1SAe v14
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.vOtice 10 RasSlSgers.
"A Ia Court Of PROBATE. holden al orfolk
n within andsfor the distIlcs 81 Norfolk on
the 7th day Of July
Present, DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.

A~se"ss D<ANtSS EkNEk<Eos Suu6es 81
John Humphrey, Execctar on the estate Of
Hepsibah Warners late of Norfolk, within and
for said district, deceased, having represented
said estate insolvent, and given notice 10 al
concerned to appear befsee this cou,tlhe pres
ent day at O'clock, Z. M To be heard rela
tive to the appointment Of Commissioner an.
no one appearing, this Court doth appoin
Amos Pettihone y James @ Swift, Fsoss
Commissioners TO examine and adjuss in,
claims OF the creditors a said estate aud ais,
doth decree that six months BIZ allowed then
to exhibit their claims To said Commissioners
after they have given public notice Of this or.
der ~ ,iyertising the same in newspaper, q
By posting acoPy thsrsof ona public sig1 ~
Certifi.d from record,
t22w DARIUS PHELpS Judge.
WE, the commissioners hove ntr1ad rive,
nniice that We will meet ID attend 10 the
duties Of our said uppoinsment az lhe
house Of John A, Shepard IN NorfOlk on
Monday the 9th day Of August next. and
on the 18th Of December next al o'clock
p: NJ, ON each If said days.
All claims not presented within said
time will be barred recovery
AMOS PETTIBONE; ! Commission.
JAMES q SWIFT. ers.
AllpeTsons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make imInediaie puynsDi
JOHN HUMPHREY, Executor.
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.age,sss fOs. the CoaMp0st y.

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, "
David e. Sanford. New Milford,
Rufus Fuller lr Kent
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM N Burial, Canaan,
Daniel S Clapp, Salisbury,
John !; D' 6 SSstaIa'' q Norfolk.
Roger II Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams Torrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinon,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber, Rethlem,
Leman w, Cutler, Watcrtown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David c. Whitiesy, New Preston,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured
can a,py to either ofthe Agents, or to the Sec
rotary .s. ..... ...r.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary
I ;'ch6eld. Get. l. l845 lamlv
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ILQIR MIEL.
THE Subscriber has just completed a
L Thorough repair of the well knoW-

THE Subscriber hus just completed a
Il Thorough repair of the well known
on Bantam River, about half mile eas'
of the village Of Li,chfidld, Al Which place
he is nowPrepared to enter upon the hus>
mess Of
NMMMAAAMN%
and he hopes 10 do il IN such manner
as fully to satisfy the public. There are
IN the mill three runs Of stones in CONS
plete order, and he isRiliing 10 engage
that the work shall he done as we'll it not
better than at any other mill in the CO.
Please call and try, and it 1t is mol done
as well as al any other mill, all charges
will be paid.
An improved smut machine has been
added aud warranted to- clean grain bets
ter than any o:ber one in use.
The subscriber keeps on hand for
sale, all kinds Of GRAIN, PRODUCE
f FLOUR.
Li;chfield, June Bid. l647.
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w ateheS

Jewelry, and other desirable goods usually Ike
ny Jewellers, which will be sold unusual
Inv. SILVER SPOONS of the best DUAL
ty always on hand or made to order.
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THIS extract of Sarsaparilla and
Wild CheFryissa speedy remedy for Jaun.
dice. Liver esinplaini, Dyspepsis. Scrofula and
lsuch diseHses as take their rise in an impure
state Of the lsI0Dd. Impaired digestion, morbid
state ofthe Liver and Stomach. weakness Of the
Nervous system, and disordered and debllita.
ted constitution.
DR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit.
ters have already, BY their substantial excel.
lence, won q degree Of public favor and patron.
age. which puts them beyond the need Of re.
commentator.
Being faithfully prepared Of the mos, excel'
ent materials, they Car be- fully confdrd in by
Ill in reed OF tonic, aperieni or Alternative re
medy.
In DR.. Wuod's standard preparation, Sarsa.
parillaGs warranted to be found in great purity
and strength, and gaining much by us union
with the Wild Cherry, tonic of the frs. order.
This happy combination is the only one ever
made Of these articles, and founded as it is on
The best medical principles, aud their virtues
extFac, cd by a rigid chemical analysis, expert.
eslec has sh0wftlis usual p0we and efficacy
This preparation will be- found on trial, 10 be
sure and spcedy remedy for the diseases emu.
lnerafed above. They purify the blood, secure
regular digestion, promote healthy action IF
the Liver and stomach, and strengthen the
nerves. nj once securing
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HEALTH AND VIGOR
20 the whole system. in oil cases Of
DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS
arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation
hey have been used with remarkable success
mgr are ,hey less usetul 10 @ remedy for Head
ache, Flatnlency, Loss Of Appetite, and q gene
approximation 81 The systeass
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
READ THIS.
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o. ~. nnOlNSONs agent.
Litchfeld, April cad, lS47. z
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sNf 4sL& sss4 $50 FfstF Hig fe'
4sHfa
4sS As AMS stl - sl#H faA eTG
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

LABOR.-To accomplish anything man
must labor; not for a year merely, but
through life. He must work asif his days
would never end. IF We neglect to labor,
because our life is like a shadow, we sub.
vert the design of our being, and at last die
without having accomplished aught for man
or God. In one case, life is long-lone
enough for us to do an amount oflabor that
will be felt through countless ages. Who
does not feel the effect of a Paul's teach
ings, though eighteen hundred years have
rolled away, since he taught, and labored,
and died? Who sees not the inhuenc of a
Calvin, a Bunyan and a Knox? When will
the time come, when the labor of a Wash
ington will cease to be felt? Will not the
benefits of a Franklin's mind descend to the
latest generation I? Labor, then with all
your strength. Do something worthy of an
existence amid the light of the nineteenth
century. In centuries TO come, as great
improvements will be made in science and
art, as in the past few hundred years.
Mind if rightly employed, must be onward
and upward. DO your duty and you will
never be forgotten.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Women are generally worthless in pro-
as they are difficult to win. 1t is
trick which wonen resort to when they
possess no real value, in order to make me-
believe that which is hard to attain in val
liable. When two persons of opposite sex
es are suitable for each other, it takes yer,
little time to bring the woman over to tn
faith.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

III is utterly absurd and n~,nsensicnI Il
say Mathe masses IF the mhig party are
tarorabe To the prosecution IF This war-
it is libel npon the Intelligence and hon
esty Of the people to say So. The people are
opposed to the war either Gor territory o,
for the mere sport IF throat cutfug; and
they will not sustain men whose efforts are
'exerted TO carry it on. 1t will be vain fr
wing leaders or any other kind Of leaders
10 offer US war candidates and expect us
to support them, we will do no such thing
no matter whether you call them wing
Iswar mem or locofoco war men, Let
those, therefore, who love success in poll
tics more than they love their country and
her republican principles, and truth and
Justice, look to it in time. They may get
war candidates nominated before a nation
al convention, but they will as certainly be
beaten at the ballot-box as the day of cleo
ton arrives.-[Xenia (Ohio) Torchlight.
So speaks a leading wing paper of Ohio.
Evidences Of the same feeling may be seen
in the columns of many northern wing pa
pers. The Taylor movement has already
begun to flag, and his true friends to abuse
the partisans who have seized upon his
name.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Surely the wish to be remembered with
affe ction is hardly a weakness. The war
rior's or the poets hope of immortality on
earth-the laurel that binds the Tyre or the
swords, perhaps, the most daring, yet
the emptiest Of all imaginative vanities;
but there is something holier and sweeter in
the dream ofliving in the love Of those that
have known us-it is, indeed, ~prolonging
attachments beyond the grave, and, per.
haps, derives its charm from an innate feel
ing in the breast Of men, that friends part
here forever.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24
WHO SMELLS NOW-On a

mans stall in front of Boylston market,
Boston, last season, a few live Holsters
were exposed for sale. A stranger nnac-
'quainted with technology, came along.
and turning over the dormant animals
asked the plice; at the same time raising
one Of them to a close proximity with his
nose. - ., ...
'HPhe,C!' said the fellow-sIW hev you
marm-if S1neHs!n
At this instant, the Holsters claws closing
with a 'whack ! fastened it firmly upon the
gentleman's nose!
The old woman placed her arms a kimbr,
in triumphant simply asked the gentle
man, with a chuckle-sirhO smells nosr,
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Joseph C. Neal, the capital 'sCharcoal
Sketcher;' in his thinning of "Tributation
Trepid, a man without a Hope" thus adj
mirably hits offthat class Of people who are
never so happy as when they are miserable:
elbow are you Trepid? How do you feel
to day, M. Trepid? ?"
ga greatdeal worse than / was, thank'ee;
most dead, l am obliged to you, Pm always
worse than I was, and / don't think I was
ever any better; and for the future, you
may always know Pm worse without ask
ing any questions; for the questions make
me worse, if nothing else does" .asa
"Why, Trepid, what's the matter with
'you?"
"Nothing, I tell you, in particular: but a
great deal is the matter with me in general
and that is the danger, because we don't
know what it is. That's What kills PEG.
pie; when they can't tell what it is; that's
what's killing me. My great grandfather
died of it, and SO will ]. The Doctors DONE
know; they can't tell; they say Pm well e.
|nough; and so there's no help! Pm going
off some Of these days, right after my great
grandfather, dying Of nothing in particular,
but of every thing in general; that's what
finishes our folks" E
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

SANTA ANNA.-Santa Anna was born
at San Juan del Rio, about 1901, and is tie
son of an exiled Spanish nobleman. An
American, who was introduced 10 him in
1888, when he was called the "Conqueror
of San Juan d'Ulua," describes him as a
man about FIVE feet ten inches in might, with
an intelligent countenance, and looked like
one who spent bis leisure hours in deep
study. He spoke with great iuency the
French. Spanish, and English languages,
and during his interviews expressed his 3D.
miration of the Americans, particularly of
their bravery Recent events have proba-
bly, not contributed to lessen his opinion "f
their daring spirit and unconquerable dettr.
mination.