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APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.
TIIE following case is of a deeply in,cre,ti,

'I'hE Following case Is OF a deeply interesting
eharaoer and has ATTRACTED attention and rant
"au'h"i rrsera OF the nrst physicians Of Yors-
Captain ASpRr~ p. Tosns rsdnr NJ No 10 R,,. ,,,.,
nsph" IN his roth lie generally snjoyrd rob.,
nh bn' about three since, began gradually To fail
general weakness and assuds over him accom-
panied with depression Of Los. appetite INABILITY 20
sep &c soon followed Medical was roagh and DR.
'ohn '" frahes Of New YORK consulted The usual n,
oie' such as eopious bleeding though
without te desired elect Captain Tob- shortly
ih e street. insensble, with apopecc partially
recovering IRON the effects he tm- thar
Pcon OF MS len side appirehty and further en-
curry his phySsahs pronounced be that
hpry and Parayss The psraye symptoms rapidly
e-te arms and limbs became the bo. Of op-
SIDE Of The body 6eess and shortly he
opreue h more svere than the first hours h..
NE was oespaired or As matters worS- physician.
!" 90 lets lie was now unable walk assistance and
e"u neither feed nor dress mss unable To ami
euAe distinctly and his sight was much impaired Ills
among whom Were Dr John w fahes OF New York and DIR
"m ' Hunt OF Brooklyn considered his entirely hop.
less and beyond human -
Such statement of IN. .;,u,o, nj
Captain Tomhs July Of IN.
Kings and Magnetic Fud His family de-rous To try IN. ct
perHeai and for that p-rc ar Of IN.
Bracelets for The wrists Of il ana ON.
bottle OF the Magnetic Pud In - using these
ehg was pseepbe in the paa5zed parts crspatios
broke out In i've days he his arm and us.
Ia, hand and IN three weeEs he To walk alone N,
now began to speak distinctly clearer IN every r.
spce improved period month. Ia. now .l,p
sid during which time ApopeIy
he Is enabled To take regular impaired naeuI
ties have been
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS

daughier Of MI Hiram Booth reading n winam.burzb
J. was afflicted with 50 for four " S beeomng
most helpless from its eets The disease was considered be
yo"a cure BY Physician As last Gaanic Belt
strengthening PlseE within two months ou, ,hc
appe'oH OF the articles her physician, pronounced hes in
perfect heain The lady has since been hurried and
quite Tree from all symptoms OF her former complaint
E'eiy column IN tins might 6ed with similar trsio
mas IN ali Nervous Complaints boS chronic or eyer.
they miy be- The efficacy OF DT Chrvs geauin- GayaEe AMI
eIes - ltuly wonderful $3.50
$T Only agents for Richmond.
DuVAL PURCELL, Dngrsis Ii7 Main 81
For sale in Wythevife only by WV. H. sFILLEE
EHpisna'ory pamphlets lie had rutis mn
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nae IN med ea pTaeuee The effect IN It's relief
Is truly wonderful - $500
NEw YoRK, July 81. Is46
mr. Is To certify that for the Jeans have been am e,
win The dSa eah the Hip Compliant which tim. ySas
aueEdedby D Carer and Watson. eity without
any e'e ihr severity OF the disease w. obl
feu 70 give up my business and .ever. DAYS
Nuot being able TO tu'n bed. nny made M.
No anu VA day geuihg and
WINE. procured Dr. Chraes Gavanie Belt
e magnetic tlnd and from the wearing the mn
began TO improve IN health am ever
previous 10 my sickness ami that can
suner any auFue would months amer eoD
wenene - u-e OF the GalSanc belt the boJ-
o e ueeIs OF three story dwelling Christie.
ana Magnetic remedies invaluable have
made the above statement voluntarily a. matter Of duty
the afflicted. gEORGP n ARTS -
No 100 hsfrnr NJ
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~ - lowing SONGS
MONTERREY National song ,Bg OF New Series OF
National Songs Words ~ Watson BY Austin Phillips
NlNE Ia COMPAGNIE Song and Chorus sung by the Man
asd tadeu' Gitc club
HAPPY DREAM sung Of the .AIystrrous stran
ger, BY MI RiehiRgs Composed by Dr W Cunairrtan
NfS, WILL LEAVE THE TnRONG wTru THEE. An
s"eT 10 "oh. share Muse" Composed BY II
Hewitt - :"
I'VE PLENTY OF LOVERS suag in the Dsara Of aB,anch
Her.ot" Composed by Dr w Cunnaston
LnWi.AND FANNY. By al Hewitt This song forms No Q
Of Songs Of the Old DouJnion-
JASMINE BOWER Ballad sung IN Gland istoreaI ORA
ia Of Phillip Augustus BY nr Carnnston
fHE MOON u REANiNU DER THE LAKE N.,,,,.. T..
two voices touposed BY Johr BIockIey "
DhowN IN THE MANTLING GLAss. A Gle. IN, . ,,.....
a. susg with enthusiastic applause "A III. Grand Nsc, ,,u of
e AZ ,he Nainu Street Theatre PhiadrIphta
Composcd BY Or w Sunnnsion
Lh'-: OP OTHER DAYS arranged for the Guitar
PIECES
LIEUT. FRY'S QUICKSrEP. Arrarre8 by ] X Oul
lBRAHtM PACHAS MARCH Composed b. Glover
QUEEN NlCroRlA'S BAND MARCH. BY p n Browne
10 do with vtgp.tts = C,vc,
CAPT ELLIS QUtCKSFEP Composed by Dlyouh
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA. do Grobe
ENDpRA WALTZ Do so Fr,nr, Rn.k
OCEAN WAVE WALTZ Do do A
AMERICAN fOLkA. Composed, dedicated To Cbevaer
o. huFmann charge dAuaTes OF Ausfa Ry Md
Marie d. Nerrcr kotponay DE Komouka
LOVE NOT with brilliant vasiations Compos.d aud J-liea
d TO Miss LOUIS Ievs OF Phiadrpha. by Charles Grobe
SALUT La FRANCE, with variations BY Boyer.
MUSIC SALOON.
y " 100 Main tree 81
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"a de'AhO the case, alluded to here roliow..l

May Gods blessing attend auiabe efforts my dear Doctor
and afford relief thsr. Will IA. Va, nn,
OF Others who will apply. Very truly yours
- ROBERT w Lands
" sete'al ees have been the Rev Mr.
Lands whose health has continued improve and many of his
CONGREGATION have used the gavaa win equally happy
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED ny
NASH n WOODHOUSE,

Nos. $50 and 100, Liucr. Living Age

NOS $50 and 100 Tiuers Living Are
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Tasc-By Downing
No2 Washington ami bis Gencra egeuds Of the Revol
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uombcy aHd Daughter Elegantly Illustrated
The beautiful widow. A novelty q = Arthur Autbor q,
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The Chain nf pcsHg advcntuts Of Fsbo nv the
author Of ~ihe Orange Gih Of Voice
'ye irish Sketch bout-By NJ " Thmar,h Author Of aYe
low Flush Correspondence" Illustrated
Ihe Aonts Revenge the Secret enemy The atsr
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WINTER GO for adi's being nstracuous tuuunr acting
ahd eoehe Wots containing The ADD o fashionable cat
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Tbs FiusurE Review or Apu Subscription. received o. 90
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NOTICE.

\ HAVE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
u A. TRfCE who been employment for several years
md 40 business OF 18Th and Cary
street under the ANDERSON CO. for the Of
conducting Wholesale Gocey and General Commission buin'
Tor the sale 81 Groceries Goods Cotton Yarns &c
products the State aud have
Rag.d thu services DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct the
grocery iron and wheat department business HIS
or that branch Of the business are too well
them aud have also mad
auangemen nj with Mr FRED ANDERSON AID IN the
department has long beeu familiar aud IN
tiuaieiy acquainted with this branch VI business
be- made eunsenments Of groceries do
goods tobacco wheat Pug and ARTICLES OF
general trade. WIN. ANDERSON, IT,
February lat, lst7.
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~ MAIN
BY DRINkER N MORRIS.
booksellers, St;ttiOmerS, and g,eaIars "a,
Piano Fortcs, Music. &c.
NhlELlFE OF GEN TAYLOR. with mum. u0,, a..
II dolst and embellishments, soc anu
NO Srraie't Plgue Of Life, Adventure, sf LADY in
search Of good servant; &c lazy :"
+ : Arthur, z7e ~ wv ''' MT" anu f"o'' ~
No : Dcabey d aon &c
LIE teanNful Widow, Novel by I ! Arthur a5e
n'nefal Springs of NIsisa with Mao. togeth.r Win
- ~ ''' 'ne Use OF ih White sulphur Water BY Jno Moor
Auu Correspondence Of Joseph Military Secretary Of
sion al Cambridge AdJutam General the Contib. Mai
f-fhy' &c BY bus Grand on, WIN B Reed svo $50
Ranking Abstract OF the Medical svo petdnv
1850. $50
The Life OF Wesley, and Rise Metho. nv
son'hey L. edited BY Chls souhey A. ID American ed
uon. BY Rev d Curry, A ~; 81
Orators OF the AEeeOmprsing portraits critical ami bogaph
cal BY g u FrancIs, Esq
The Correspondence and Misesanes Hon Smith l.
u formerly Governor OF Connecticut: o.
The Lawyers Daughter. BY Adm, d u; 37e
The Hour and the Manln historical romance BY Harriet Mar
tineau soc
Or oaeoehS Receipt Book notes Or the preservation Of
health Csc "
year IN Spain by Maeksnz-e. Use
Speculation, novel, BY Miss Pafdoc SOC
Memoirs Of Baron Cuvier, by Mrs. r I~, 2se
Voysgs OF The river AmaEln Including residence At Para b.
w u Edwards VI ny
Hs aud Border ssctehes legend, Of the Ctsvot and
TIE i@Hnernnir, BY w u haH~en &c
Nos - and II Martin, by Sue; lie
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WE have by recent arrivals received large
Ready MADE Cothng, Of the styles
aud best qualities consisting Iau as fouOWs
Pine drab CaSlmerct Sacks
Pine black do do
Pine brown, grey and drab Ermansts
Handsome gold mixed do
Gold mixed Codington Sacks
Blck French cloth do
do
Plaid. hnen gingham and other Sacks
Back sik, saun and Nalcnis Vests
Pine white Maulles do
Black aud eord Cashmere Pants
Clmbiel, linen and couonade do
CtavAts, Scars,
Persons wishing purchase deal Clothing with ltle
a do - by calling my3 KEEN 4 co
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COparluerSI,iD.


WE have this day formed n conneXiOn III business, n;
stated Advertisements aud Trust that the arrangement ~
have mad- VIII Tot the the conf hence o cur 90
friends aud the public generally WM ANDERSON Jr,
Feb'y Ist. tS47.-u JAS TRIcE
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CLARET WINES.

NTINTNHI W Nv nv
II HAVE now On hand, 100 boxes CBARETS,
comprising general Gom low priced
81 ihr best br1rds imported IN M country which Offer
moderate prccs Persons who prefer buying Cfcts
VIII 6r their order the through
Agent New Ynk rreeicnt judge ~ he Wars
cirfni In hs sections md buys them only om first hand
Ny tock of genuine Imported idquou Wives
pctr my soct NJ gcinc Havana srgafs frco
ahesc the Hoire u my friend. pubic
w. CRANI.
apao No. Q. Exchange Block. Richmond Va.
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IMf-IIME-25O casks Lame remaining uus5l 81 schoone
u Mount VetnOns cargo for sale from vessel Dock.
an 10 RANKIN A. wHTrIOCK
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Riebmoro Duilp fubie.

RICHARD ~. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT Va. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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DOGGET 4 ANDERSON,

4 EiLDhEN's CLoTHING-A aTge lot OF Cl,h,,,n.
Looming Just received fo North at FLEETS I'm r.
Clothing Store, AZ EIehanx, Bank Iss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14

Mr. Hale's"Peac h to-day. was a most
extraordinary demonstrate ion, Astounding
!n hard aud pulpabls hits upon the Press
ldrnt, and fearless even to savage temerN
NY. Hale 10 no CIPHER. He leaves his
mark where he walks-and when he
speaks. he has at least the merit of bold>
ness which stops neither for friend or foe.
. He created deaf Of fun in the Senate
galleries tu-day, but there werO many
who Thought the wit was better adapted
TO the House than the Senate.
As Mr Reverdy Johnson is to make a
war speech in the Senate on Monday the
presence Of Mr. Clay, in the Senate. will
doubtless go far to inspire the Democrat
ic whig Senator from Maryland.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
PROBATE SALE.

Dursuant u an order from the COurI
II OF Probate, for the District Of Herr
winton, will be sold at public auction
(Inless previously disposed of Ht private
sale on Monday the 18th day Of JAM,
l646, SO much Of the rea estate Ot Alvah
ScovhI, late Of Harwinton, deceased az
will raise the sum of one thousand seV>
euty two dollars and two cents, with ex-
pense ofsale. SAID land 10 situated ia
the south part of New Hartford, and the
North East part Of Harwinion. Sale to
lake place at the late residence Of the
deceased, at o'clock p, VI.
r 10HN s SCOX,IL Administrators
HirwintOn Dec. 81 IS47.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
ANNA DOLBY,
%.
- -l-- . STEPHEN DOLBY.

Upon the petition Of Anna Dolby Of Csoshsn
next to be held at Ltch6sld, within and for said
county, on the ~ Tuesday o. February, A. D.
ls4S, PRAYING for divorce from her husband
Stephen Dolby. on the ground OF hsbitasl IN
temperance and ineol cradle cruelty. Ordered.
;h;, p 20 ,s q ~ k psnasH shs ao'ss.d
ing this order Of notice In uswspaper publish
cd in said Litch6sld, Of least three weeks COR
sseusively, the last publication Of said notice to
be- at lesa three weeks before tho session OF
Dated a. Li.chf;eid. this Esd day Of Dee. ls47.
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN, /.
% 3w Assistant Clerk of sail Court.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
Acknowledgement.

The subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
continued kindnesl of the people Of his charge
towards himself and family; and expresses bis
gratitude for the numerous tokens Of affection
with which they have been pleased 10 furnish
him during the past year. The fact that these
tokens have been both more numerous and
valuable, than during any previous year of his
ministry, is fitted, not merely 10 CRAFTY, hut
also to encourage and strengthen him as Pas
tor. May the blessings of God descend upon
this people. and spiritual gifts. even more a.
bundant than their temporal offerings, be cons
municated to them.
l. PERRIN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
80 3w

AT Court OF Probate holden at New Milford,
within and for the district of New Milford,
on the 18th day Of Dece nber. 1s47.
Present. DAVID L, SANFORD, ESQ, Judge,
Estate Of PATTY NJ MERWlN, late of New
Milford. in said di"trict, deceased. On motion
Of the Administrator this Court doth limit
and allow to the creditors Of sau estate six
months from the date hereof, in which to sx.
hbit their claims 10 said administrator or be
debarred recovery. And this Court directs
said administrator to give notice ct the time
SO limited by publishing this order in news
paper printed in Litch6eld ami by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign post nearest
the place where the said deceased last dwclt,
in said New Milford and one other public
place.
A true copy oil Re. ord,
DAVID & SANFORD,
Judge
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
New Milford, Dec. 90, 1917.

At Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, within
and for the district of Sharon, on the 4th
day of January l64S.
Present. CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Esq. Judge.
THIS court directs Ira Williams trustee of the
estate of Jeremiah Calkin OF said Sharon, as.
signed for the benefit OF the creditors of said
Calkin, to give notice to all persons intereste
in the premises, to appear before this court al
the Probate Office in said District. on the 22d
day Of instant January a, 9o'clrk A. NJ. to
be beard relative, to the appointment Of com
tnissioners on said estate, by advertising in a
newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and on a pub
lie sign-post in said town of Sharon, nearest
the residence of said Calkin.
Certified from Record,
IS c F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
WAsu1NcroN. Jan. 7. Evenin

A letter is in town. dated at Jalapa,
on the 10Th December, stating that the
British courier had passed through that
place on the day previous. the 18th inst,
bearing the inteIliaence that treaty of
peace had been concluded At the city of
Mexico. between Mr. Frist and the Mex
lean C mmissioners, Comic, Cucvas and
Atristan: and that the opinion prevailed
in Mexico that the army could return
home In sixty Gays.
If Mr. Trist has made the treaty after
receiving his recall, he will be censured
by his government Such treaty can
have no force. ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
Woodville. January, IL. lsAs. 35u

The Court Of Probate for the District al
New Milford hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate # Cl"tiIda PhippAny, late of New
Milford, in sad district, deceased. in which 10
exhibit their ella ms tor allowance end settle
nent. Those nsglecting to present their &C
counts within said time properly attested will
be debarIe ed . recovery.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-.
quested TO make immediate payment 10
LEVI MORRIS,
Administrator.
New Milford, Jan. 4, 1s4s. IS 3w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
For Sale. or to Let.

A GRIST and SAW MILL in good repair
"A The GFisl Mill contains two run OF stone
situated on the west branch Of Chaupang -siv-
er, in the town Of Warren, containing .gscd
water privileges, in the neiRhbOrhood Of M. L
J. Peters Iron Works. Also good dwelling
House, barn and fixtures, and 90 acre. of good
land. The ab"ve will be sold at a great bar.
gain, as the proprietor intends leaving.
For further particulars inquire of the SUBJ
Scribsr on the premises.
LAURIN CHAPMAN.
Woodville. January. IL. ls4s. 35u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14

At Court of Probate holden at Kent, within
and for the District Of Kent, on the 18th
day ofDecember 1877.
Present, J. c. Hatch. ESQ, Judge.
This Court appoints John M. Raymond, ESQ,
Of said Kent, Administrator on the Estate OF
Of PHlLO BARLEY, late Of said district. de
ceased, and allows six months from this date,
within which time the crediturs Of said deceas.
ed may p. esent their claims to the said admin.
istrator or be debarred a recovery.
The said administrator is required to give
notice of this order, by causing the same TO be
published in Newspaper printed in Litch6elt
and posting copy thereof on the public sigr
post nearest where the deceased last dwelt, il
said town.
&c. HATCH.
80 3w Jndg.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14

Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
EZRA CLARK 4 60.
No. 81 Frnot st., corner of Ferry st.,
HARTFoRD.
HAVE now in store, and offer for
sale on liberal terms, a complete assor,>
ment Of IRON, STEEL, &c. comprising in
part. .. -....... -
English. Swedes and American Bolt and
Bolt Iron 4seI.. t-
Mill Shafting, any size b length required
Band. Hoop. and Scroll Iron, all sizes
Fiat and square slit rods, war ious qualities
Oval and half oval Iron.
Esrazier's Rods, ali sixes.
English and American Sheet Iron, No
10 to 26.
Norwegian and Horse Nail Rods.
Horse and Ok Shoe Shapes.
Pipe Box Iron, Iron AxietTees, Cart aud
Waggsn Boxes. +.
Carriage Springs, Iron ware.
MALTA BILE Iron, Carriage bolts and nuts.
Sleigh Shoes, Horse Nails.
Blacksmith,s Bellows. Fire Brick.
Cast Steel all sizes and shapes.
Double Shear Steel,
English Blistered Steet.
American do dol
Spring STEEL, Swedes Steel.
Cork,ng Steel. Anvils and Vices.
Crowbars, Mill Cranks, Files, Rasps, &c.
A constant supply Of Old Colony Cut
Nails and Spikes ~ 3m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
District Of Kent. IS

Probate Court, Dec l8, lS47
RSTATE of CHARITY Hall. late of said
district. deceased The Administrator
~ represents the estate insolvent, "a nd prays
the appointment of Commissioners thereon:
Ordered, That Commissioners 10 receive
and examine the claims Of creditors of said
estate, be appointed al the Probate Otfce in
said Kent on the I'd Monday in January nexr
at 10 O'Clock forenoon, of which all persons
interested will take notice, aud appear il
hey see cause, and be head thereon.
JOHNSON C HATCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
Dissolution.

T0HE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers under the firm Of
Gilbert g. Buckley is this day dissolved. BY
mutual consent. Daniel N. Gilbert is autho:-
led TO settle all accounts until the first day Of
April next. and will carry ON the business as
usual, at the old stand.
DANIEL N. GILBERT,
HENRY BULKLEY..
New Milford, Dec. 90, 1917. IS CIV
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14

TUST received 300 Yards OF fashionable :,
y DeLaines. small figures on green, black
maroon. and black grounds. which we shall
sell for zoe per ward,
WOIcoftUilIe Cash Stare.
LATHROP g. BRADFORD;
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
Brighton Cattle Market. Jan. 7.

At market, 65s BeefCa,tle. 10 Jokes work.
ing Oxen. is cows and calves, ala sheep al d
100 swine.
In consequence OF the large number Of cattle
n market and most at the Butchers having
>urcha.ed supply on Monday, prices declined
about IS per cent. per hundred from Monday 3
Dales.
PRICES-Beef Cottle-We quote a few
extra Sc so lst quality 5,75 6.25, Cd quality
IS rs. Sd - so a AIS.
Working Oren-Duli and no sales noticed.
Co,Ds and Caioes-$20, $25, $50, $3s.
4 Sheep--$t. t,25, It's. Two lots Extra
Weathers taken at about Sc per head.
Ssciae-At wholesale, 4 l-2a5l-5,
Ii N. B.-Abovt $50 or 400 B. ei Cattle remain
unsold and large number Of Sheep and Swine
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
SAco. Me. May Is, 1916.

SAcO, Ne. May 20, I845,
DR. Bradiee-Dear Sir-The Hungarian Bal
Gam is beyond all question, most perfect and
and amirablc preparation tor the lungs. have
used it in nv family and in my professional
practice for more thaA two years, with the
most uniform and entire success. in cases OF
severe Pulmonary Disease. and can conscien-
io,,sly recommend it to all who are afflicted as
'ne most certain remedy Tor such diseases with
which | am acquainted.
Yours
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
Braut's Ren& 0Ie0

Of Captain Brsnt ace the protective strength
et those who employ them. either TO guard a.
Sainst or cure these inveterate complaints Of
eonsumrtive and eruptive character, SO con-
tnued or augmented by this variable climate.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-01-14
DEATHS.

S'At Galveston, Texas. OF yellow fever, on the
12d November, Mr. Andrew Peck. son Of Mr.
Alfred Peek Of this town, aged "a.
At Sufield. Oct. 18th. Capt. Henry Wright.
sged 53-a member ofths Beard Of Trustees Of
fAs Connec,jeIt Literary Institution
AT Amsterdam. Montgomery CO. N. 7. on
Tie 9th ult. Dr.. Oliver Davidinson. father OF
Lacretia M. and Margaret M Davidson. in the
18th year Of his al age. HE remains were
bought to Saratoga Springs to be inferred with
9.ose Of his wife, daughter and son. Lisulen-
ut DAvidsoa, in Green Ridge Geometry.
! At Stamford. Dec. 3oth, Epenetus c. Had
len. Esq. proprietor Of the Stage House in that
Dzace.