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MARBLE 4 FREE $40

DOILUINU NIUNE WINDON =
CAPS n SlllS DRESSED OR RVtR.
CeTHtr MARKET aad Monroe s.rfea
Opposite tho Post OficS
~ s"t-etteZ respectfully infaftHs
N t'elttg and VICINITY ttaI be- 4. pre- att
Asihle % ffea ria4r SAs and ManuHcH
vfdef Atsptu contract for furnishing lie ta
az stad- ua "a. aftrg farorsbic tefm-
N otlefs Thankfully received ana pfe
IL hss o. hand avery large ~ioek althe ffi,
ihN Of Pre- Stone, siid v 10 fafalsh asnlt
~ orier- MY TEt< I.AttH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-07

OF last new eats night. earr.agss Ws,a
seen 10 aftttr chi d-pafi nun H..
sion oil tle Vea .ly Slyrfsm3s 81 -
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H.l> sa4 laughter Nee 6as4I
A41t .-i4 Fls=I eai-E ait son =H.t.
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WArER PROOF HAIe

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Thk ia uaf numfe ~ u ths New Yoss M
Natattnf. a salgHdld uumf.r, IS Jast n ,e
- s'nss II eehta.n- taur HoauiilWl pi.i-, sH.a
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L. HHHF-ies H 9 ~ #aet.=-
STE tFs#ssts ia=i fesst4r za #ef a4srty "a
A M~EHKfEFNa H
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-25
Mr. ALWAYS CURES.

SMITHS Tonic Syrup Vegetable Febrifuge, for
- the speedy radical and Ague Chs and
Fever The proprietor in offering this remedy to the public does
with full confidence that its results will sustain him
cling of the valuable medicines offered TO the pub
lie speedy and ectua for the Ague and Fever C
and Fever.
is composition very simple being egTy Of Vegetables and
does contain anything which would render the least
unsafe a popular medicine.
Combining with powerful and general Tonic properties
Caharc and Sudor6c action be used with perfect safety
without preparation of the patient in the commencement the
attack prevents the ebFe excitement which
other remedies in the treatment of Ague and Fever Ch and
Fever In the proper dose mild Laxative, and
natural and healthy action Of the bowels whilst at the
gives stomach and general healthy
the digestive organs and thus in morbdy weakened
habits restores the system strength and vgor In Cosve end
Boufhabts, sometimes Emetic and Cathac par
culay when in doe and thus ceanses at the
time both stomach and boweand apofue perspaon
in fever generally it will be found valuable Tonic for
whilst to the system its Dhorae and Laxative
perties guard the reproduction
Prepared by WILSON, STARBIRD SMITH, Louisville KY.
Agents aud Country Dealers supplied by F. MERRYWEA-
TIER general for Ohio and Northern Indiana Third
opposite the office, Cincinnati, Ohio.
by ToMINsON Of the Golden Mortar,
Indianapolis 50f DIST Dec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-25

NJ ORRISON TALBOT receiving their stock of
vk Medical Theological Miscellaneous, JHuee and School
Books direct from New York and Philadelphia publishers.
We have selection such
will with ready sale doubt determined
meet anu competition either here elsewhere, the right
We will hereafter the public distance glimpse Of
they make
inspecOn which shall be carefully
tended low prices To the citizens Of indianapolis and vicinity
call and
nd learn he prices Nov copv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-25
DRY GOODS AND QUEENsWARE.

S00 yrds Oregon muslin : DO WOODEN mltts
OOO $50 do Waverly do do comforts
900 mill do 1000 lbs Pittsburgh yarn,
$50 do Cincinnati do assorted numbers
400 do Appleton do 900 lbs earpet-warp
pieces linsey o yarn
u DO scarlet flannel 500 do cotton batting
do white do $50 do candle wick
l do green do SO sets common and saucers
bed ticking do fine
10 of alicoes wi o will
20 do bleached muslin out
do sainet 9 doZ pitchers, different sizes
do Canton flannel so sets blue edged plates
do table diapers so do futed do
doz. buckskin gloves 10 doz bowls different
do do mis 50 doz lued tumblers. dill. szes
10 do assorted wooden gloves 2 doZ spittOons
many this line to
ton, just received for sale by 80 CHARLES MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-25
Union County.

Union County.
eqr township NORTH of range
record of book G.
mogaged by Benjamin Nutter loan, interest ETC. S5i2 Is
half of of 49, ii 2w, containing 20 acres
by James Murdock oan interest etc, S55 70.
tracts parts of
particular description of which record OF deeds book
page containing in all 100 mogaged by John Hunt
loan interest S542 Is
part the south of % IL containing
made to page pig the record in Union coun
tvs mortgaged by William Hoingsworth loan etc.
S325 g.
VanderbTgh County.
The undivided half of lot l4 in the Of Evansville
designated in the original plan Of said mogaged
by William ii. Walker; loan, interest etc, 1886 SO.
Tigo Counfy.
The or of sec %, 10 mr. s mortgaged by Drury
Akers; loan, interest &c, S2i9 66.
The west half of he or of sec TO- also the Or Of
the or Of ILL., also the west half Of the or Of
IA; also the east half of the or of a. all in ~
containing in all $50 morgaged by John Brit
ton; loan, interest sc, S546 80.
The half Of the or and the or of % l3
n W. containing 240 mortgaged by Richard Blake;
loan, interest SC, S437 SO.
Fory-sx and inches taken off the north side Of
inot No 3d. Of Tere iaute designated on
the plat Of said mortgaged by Isaac " Caddngon
loan, interest SC, Sl2l 49,
The north half Of the or Of II, l3 n w. con-
tanning so less morgaged by David c. Ceeey
and forfeited and sold by certificate 10 Jason Fuller loan
interest &c. $l43 As.
The half Of lot No 49, the OF Terre Haute
mogsged by Charles Gfovemsn; loan interest &C. 646 81
The west half VI the q Of sec 49, II W,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

PILES. PILES. PILES.

Or TcwReead's saFeapaFilla i no lees sue
cessinl 10 curing this distressing compIainf. than
Cor disaaeee Of the Blood. Dyspspsias Rkeuma
tism, and Nervous DehiIitv. g
Psincipai 0lI;ce, is. Ealten ssrsss. New
Xosk, For sale BY The principal UxuN&lsts
throughout he United States, West iad'ee and
Canada
NaIs genuine unless pr ~ insqnsra heisles.
wriilsp siaasIase 81 3 r TOWNSEND. end Ne
" ~ ssb & Us Drug s,sp IN ia,s: "a
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wool Carding,

CLOTH DRESSING, and Manufac>
~ turing done to order.
The subscribers hereby give notice TO
the public generally, that, having put
their machinery in more complete order
than ever before, will coniiaue tocard or
manufacture Wool and Dress Cloth, ut
the shortest notice, and invariably 10 orr
der. Trusting that from their long ex-
perience and continual application with
and to their business, the public will feel
assured that ell ENDORSEMENTS herein held
out will be fully ronlizcd. Their manu-
featuring will consist % usual Of plain
Cloths. Satinets, Stocking Yarns all wool
and cotton, and wool fannels.
Also, full assortment of the above
named goods of all colors, qualities and
descriptions, kept constantly on hand for
sale by the piece or single yard, as cheap
% can DO bought elsewhere, and warTan-
tod In oil cases for service.
Merchants furnish, any amount of the
above goods on as reasonable terms as
ehey can buy = similar article 10 New
York or any other markets where they Of
course run their rick pf good or poor ar>
eicle. 4 or 9 monts times given II required.
N. BAH falling short Of a fulfiliment
Ae any orders intrusted to our caro- will
seesive the promp,esl attention a. the
shortest notice.
ROUSE & PRATT.
Bantam Falls. MAPS, l647. 3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
Great Female Medicine.

DR. Townsend's Sarsapar,lla Is a sovereign
and speedy cure for incipient Consumption,
Rarrenness, Leucorrhoea, or Whites. obstrnct.
ed or difficult Mens,ruation, incontinence u
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and tor
the general prostration Of the sysiem-po mai.
ter wheiher the result of an Inherent causc ~
causes, produced by irregularity. sickness or ac.
cident #~
D1r Nothing can be more surprising iha,, its
invIgorating effects on the human frame Per.
Il, AT once become robust and full OF energy IN
der its influence. 1t Immediately counteraeis
the nerve iessness of the female frame, which
is the great cause OF barrcnness.
Il will no, be expected Of us. in cases OF 81
delicate n nature, 10 exhibit rsiicstes Of cures
performed hut we can assure the ALTERED that
hundreds OF cases have been reported TO us.
Several cases where families ha We been without
children, after using few bot,les Of this in.
valuable medicine. have been blest with healthy
offspring,
This Extract Of Sarsapartla has BEN ex
pressly prepared in reference 70 female com
plain,s. No female WIN has reason to suppose
thai she is approaching that critical pesiod,
the turn of lite, should neglect to take it, NJ il
is q certain preventive for any Of the numerous
an horrible diseases to which females are sub,
jsct al this time Of life. This period NAV be
delayed for several years BY. using this medi-
approaching womanhood, ii, is calculated To
assist nature by quickening the blood and in,
MIGRATING the system. Indeed, this medicine 10
invaluable for oil OF the delicate diseases 10
which women are subject.
II braces the whole system, renews perma
nenily the natural energies, by removing the
impurities Of the body-not so far stimulating
the system rs TO produce q subsequent relaxa-
ton, which is the case with medicines taken for
fevsale weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

which so often threatens

WHICH SO OUeu threatens
SUFFOCATION.
II has relieved Miss LUCRETIA WELL.
from her suffering more than any remedy 81;
has ever used, during the 42 years she hs,
been afflicted. II has also relieved and rest,
red Mrs. ELIZA LELAND. Of Schoolcrsl
Kalamazoo county, Mich. She has suffered
with asthma severely from her birth, and he,
cure 10 looked upon rs MIRACULOUS.
00-Read the following letter from the Rev
SAMUEL H. EARL, pastor OF The Unioi.
BaPtist Church. Cold Spring, Long island:
Cold Spring, L. l. July sts. 1916.
'' DR. RoBERT B FoLGER:
Dear Sir :--Last fall | was afflicted will,
asthma OF Phthisic pain in The side. paLDi.
tation of the heart and asthmaiic cough. In
using your Olosanoian obtained relief IN a
very short time. The asthma have moi had
since. The remainder OF the Olosaonian i
have been using in my family for comm IN
cough. and have found il always oficctnal in re-
moving it. shink it the best remedy for =
cough verified. Every family should keen
abottle Of 1t Tor that purpose.
Yours, &C. +'.t
SAMUEL H, EARL
Pastor Union Baptist Church, Cold Spring Il. i.
the above are only q few Of the MANY eures
that might be referred to Ia coursa u -.
ward. II is" THE REMEDY" and he nsn.
pie Aaxln to know il. Remember shss ~
geasa're arsicle il prepared emily BY me,
PRLvcLP.sL OEF7ce
ui6l FULTON sTREET. l6lrn
bird d1os A'kss Of Broad waw---and iloos---op-
fe*ite 81. Paul's hnrch.
u can De obtained Of may regular Agents.
look well to theaabei on TIE Bottle See that
y reads "Dr. Robert b. Fblger's OlasoMsan
az Heating Balsam." and has my name
s'Eaed with pen in FALL None other 10 esn-
s " a.a pea il hs deceived lyon pprc6Ass
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" 4 n 7 B D /,

IA ar = Girls, &c work at the Tailor
= " - ing business, 10 whom gooi
wages will be paid il application be
made soon.
Sw20 ANDREW TERRY.
Terryville, Sept. ~, l647.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
BOOK AND PERIODICAL AGENcT

yT,HE undersigned baving established him-
selfas Book agent in the great Literary
SkIart Of the Union--New Votk--respectiniiy
tenders his services to the inhabitants OF Lltch-
geld. aud the public generally. with assurance
that all orders committed TO his care Will ne
promutly attended to aad forwarded per mat
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ~,
most despatch. Subscriptions received tor all
Magazines published in New York, and mos'
oft6ose issued from Philadelphia, Boston, &c
The Foreign Magazines, Blackwood's &c,
furnished at publishers prices, Also, new lof
oldl Books, cheap Publications, EnErav!ngs,
Music, &C BY whomsoevsr published. Most
IN new Publications of the day can be for.
warded by mail at very trifiing expense, and
any sum from 10 1-2 cents upwards, can be
safely transmitted through the same medium.
All orders should be addressed
VIM. PATTON.
Craham'a Magazine Office, New York.
RxERRnNcEs
v v. i I. e S5,ssH' New York.
H.W. Saltonstall, Meridsn, Ct.
. G. W. Benedict, Waterbury, Ct.
z. B. Cooke. ESQ.
Gen. R. C Alternately Wolcotville
Geo. D. Wadhams, Esq. ! CT. 81
June &c. ls47.
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Health! Health
DR.. WOODS
S A r s A p A RILLA
WILD CHERRY BITTERS.

THIS extract of Sarsaparilla aud
Wild Cherry Is speedy remedy for Jaun.
dice, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, ScrofuIa and
state Of the bl.,od, impaired digestion, n.,r bid
state Ofihe Liver and Stomach, weakness Of the
Nervous system, and a disOrdered and deb,lita.
ted constitution.
Dr. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit.
fers have already, bv their substantial excel.
lence, won a degree Of pubic tavor and patron.
age. which puts them beyond the need Of re-
CONNIE ndatln. a
Being faithfully prepared OF the most excel.
ent materials, they ca" BE- fully confidei in by
Ill in need VI u tonic, apcrient or alternative re
NEEDY.
In DR. Wood's standard preparation, Sarsa.
parilla is warranted to be Elund in great purity
and Strength. and gaining much 6y its uiii.n
with the Wild Cherry, tonic III the frs: order.
This happy combination is the only nnc ever
the best medical principles, and their virtues
x,racted ny a rigid chemical analysis. xprri.
emce has shown it's usuai power and efficacy
This preparations will BE- found on trial, 10 he
sure and speedy remedy fnr the diseases emu.
''eraied above. They purify the hlo.d, secure
regular digestion, promote a healthy aciinn Of
hr Liver and stomach. and strengthen the
lrfves. at 0nce securing
HEALTH AND VIGOR 4-
> the whole system. In all cases oil n
DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS
arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation;
Icy have been used with rtma rkable success
mr. are they less useful ne remedy for Head.
ache Flarulcncy, Loss OF Ape lite, and a sens.
raj prostitution Of The system.
- #H
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
LL.HEALING BALSAM,

~ ALL-l4EALiNG BAkSAM,
snow prepared ONLY by himself Il is n"t
subiecttU hose adulteratioas formerly com
plaincd Of. nor is 1t made up cheap and sasaH,
Tor the purpose Of quilting people out Of theft
money. II has lost noRe oil its virtues. Tia
certificates which daily appear show this TO be
so. even though the name Of Foiger be rem"-
we'd from them, and another name substitute,
for it. There is no such ,rckery needed /,
establish the reputation Of my Olosoanian. n, l
81 all l, under the hypocritical pretence ii
icing an Ode Fellow, send circulars to ,hei,
Lodges throughout the United States, with
the Eope of deceiving them into the belief
that Am a friend to their institution. Al,
this kind of humbnggery detcst, and hese
asser, that il my Olusaonian is not what it
claims to be, and will not rise in the estnia.
ton OF the world by its own merits, hope i,
y i'll sink into oblivion. | shall MT labour T.
tuild upon foundation Of ISLANDER, nor ..
about privately. or in the dark, TO destro, Ia.
reputation Of those opposed TO me in business.
hut starting with clean hands and a charactr,
rnspotted, I aha!l endeavor 10 recommend and
Lat forward my olesaonian as true and infal.
ii Die Remedy for
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

kfHndfed8 Of persons who have experienced the
sIItkls Of Dr. Robert B. Foiger's OiosaOs-
saA or AL Heating Balsams have ap-
piled 10 the different Agencieses.
tablished for It's sale, and
have been pat Of witha
SPURIOUS ARTICLE Of
that Great Remedy.
under the specions
pretexf that it
was the same.
They have
returned
and told ofthe
Ffand Believe
not the DeceiUer.
The lie which the
whole matter bears on
the face Of it, is alone eut-
6cisnt to stamp the Scheme
with the deep infamy il descrves!!
DIR. BERT B. FOLG E RS
Olosa0nian
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
HEMAM JACKsON.

Wakes this opportunity 10 inform his Gus
l. toners, and the Public In general. that Ne
e removed his DYEING ESTABLISH.
TENT, SIN doors west of TIE Court House
where he viii be prepared O. color end clear
" kinds II Clothing and Dresses Of all coloFs
llso--Clean'Ag and DEsssiagol Hats.
'u1 eyed, Nov. Ices.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
IMPORTANT ORGAN

Where there 10 short Dry Cough,-wii-,
he breathing is quick and hurried OH III
ast motion or exercsse,-wherei there Is s.p
rression or sense of siraitness Of the chest -
v here there is Expectation, or raising At
faihy mucous. accompanied with Emaciaii"'
1ese disagrerable, and ofton fatal symptom
are completely mastered and relieved by my
UNRIVALLED REMEDY.
Such has been the case in hundreds Vt ia
stances within few moI.ths past.
Mr.. CALEB w. WARD. ia WashiDgio
II. Newark, NJ J. had suffered for more tha
four years with Consumption, and could n.'
and a remedy for his disease. His physical.
and his friends despaired, and told him d
must die. But after using DR.. Folger's Ola."
c ian for few weeks he was
PERFECTLY RESTORED.
andis now living I, tell the story for himsel
His cure il attested 10 by seven If the most
respectable men in Newark, N. ].
Mr.. Colbert W. Owen, ri Williamsburel
W /. who was first seized with InAuenzs
| shich left behind il very severe Cough. and
no raised large quantities Of blood, was a'-,
tured. He was very low at the time he hear
fthe remedy. but is now able to work al hi
trade every day Of his life. II il also equal,
efficacious in
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

feet success in Rheumatic complaints. however
severe or chronic. The astonishing cures il be-
performed are indeed wonderful. Other rene
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his en-
isrsly eFadicssee il from the system, even wheF
Or Hear Mr., Seth Terry, one Of the Oldest
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford CO
The following 10 an extract Of . letter receised
from him:
+ DR. Townsend--T have used one bottle ofyoai
Sarsaparsla, and find il is excelieuti ifs effects
upon chronic rheumatic pain 10 which am
ago IN pubic staae Please send me two boz.
lies 10 The care Of D. Seymour. have con
versed with swo OF our principal physicians, and
recommend yonr SarsapaTilla.
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TO THE POOR GRATIS
AGENTS.

4 IF Henderson, New Hartford Centre; Crow
& Jeweit. New Hartford; s Thomas & Son
Plymnu,h Hollow; s N Bronean. Li,chiield; S
& L Hnrlburt, Winchester Centre; E s Woal.
iord: Wins,ed; E G Lawrence & Co. Norfolk;
Loap. Chapinville, & s Humphrey, Salisbury
Furnace; Gardiner. Walcotsville; p Nohle,
Harwinion; Benhdici e. Burnham. Manniact
urine Company. Waterbury; Warner & New
ems Manufacturing Co, Waiertown. 10. "
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07

nEsz1yazyES ID ROKE Into--the enclosure
f.SYsS - Of the subscritef. on or
shoutthe 10Th q Ee1,ember, .
..GkAA-skAm red two year Old Nj {ts under
the medium size, with no artificial marAs.
saeth Farns, sept al. ISIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-12

Nessrs. Ejtors:- IL was not liu'e surprised
10 see in your country paper OF The 5lh inst. an
article over The signature Of Rockfsh in rela-
ton 10 our worthy, talented and faithful Repre-
sentative in Congress, Shelton F. Leake. |
speak knowingly when say that he is The first
caoice OF the people OF Madisoni Tor have heard
many citizens say hat were il not 10 secure his
election. they would mol come 10 the polls, not
v,hs,anding there are four or FIVE candidates for
The rounty already in The field. MIR. Leake is
the ackuow edged champion OF the Democratic
party in The District, and the only man VITO can
bea, VIM L. Goggin. He has strong hold on
The affections OF our people. They are satisfied
with. and are proud OF the ability with which
hey are represented; and if be is candidate
again 10! which have no doutD Madison will
give him $50 majority, Notwithstanding The opin-
ion of Rockfish that he cannot be elected.
If the Democrats OF The District wish
Convention, MIR. Leake is willing 10 submit his
claims lherelo-this have from MIR. L. himself
Blu, what is the need for this I Even if we were
10 hold a Convention, and nominate new man.
il would be impossible for him 10 visit all The
counties before the election-that is, 10 be IN each
county on any public or Court day-for the
Courts of three oil the counties Of The district
viz: Orange, Bedford and Nelson-come on the
same day Mr.. Leake is known, and so IS Mr..
Goggin-bolh having been before The people Of the
DistIict-and in Mr.. Leake Mr.. Goggin will not
find the vulnerable points that he found both in
Governor Gilmer and General Gordon-7iz: that
each OF Them once acted with The Wing party,
and which necessarily gave him The great ascen'