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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

THxArRicALs, MUnDfR AND RUIN..-The ex-
eitement in the theatres, of all kinds, increases
throughout the CITY Among horses and operas,
dirt and diamonds, peanuts and pearls, the agi-
taton is auQnenting every night. The last ten
days were dull, heavy, sloppy and dirty, in the
city. The same characteristics, the same fea-
lures, characterized the fifteen or twenty houses
of amusement of all kinds, from the highest ope.
"a to the lowest singing saloon. But at length
we have change. The three or four fashlona-
BILE and high priced theatres are as busy as ever,
emitting each others throats understanding each
others business, while they immeasurably amuse
and crafty the public.
At the Astor, Signora Biscaccianti has divided
the town, and thrown the critics into two hostile
camps. One set have put her down as an awful
failure in every particular both in dress, in voice,
in method, and every thing, red stockings inclu-
ded Another set consider her every thing that
10 superb, elegant, accomplished, exquisite, un-
approachable, and above all, native and Bos-
ton girl. This intricate question, therefore, is
left in as great state Of indecision as that Of
Mexico or the North Pole. One thing appears to
be csrtain-the unfortunate and lovely Bscac-
Giant, who has more talent and genius than she
is allowed to possess, appears to be the victim of
mean intrigue, concocted against her by certain
cotton and pork managers of the opera, and some
mercenary, mental critics, simply because she
interferes, unconsciously, with certain views on
others. She had the misfortune to be the first
prima donna to draw the best houses this season,
and thus created much jealousy and discomfort.
We must slowly and surely unraval this affair
and exhibit the atrocious conduct of the mana
c>ra NJ ,hs;v II nuh1ic
Benedict appeared at the AstOr Opera House, ON
Wednesday, and the fashionable world, high and
low both haut ton and conaiils, appear to fellow
at his heels. Never has there been such house
for beauty, splendour, gaiety, and crowds,as that
which graced the first night of"Lucia de Lam
mermoor." Benedict is universally acknow-
lodged to be the best tenor we have in the
company. The Broadway and Park thea
tres have been thrown upon their beam-ends
at once. The Bishop troupe, with all their
talent and merit,will not draw to house which
destiny intends for horses. The Park is also
going for horses. Nothing could have saved the
Park but the union Of the Bishop troupe with the
ballet Of Madame Augusta but Simpson could
not unite them, because he did not know what
the day Of judgment would bring forth. AS the
matter now stands, and as the contest is now
going on, the Astor Opera House will shut up, OF
turn over to horses, both the Broadway and the
Park, and that, too, in short time. The ca.
naiHe have got over their first discomfort, and
now crowd to the third tier of the Opera without
stint. sg8nisr .sA .r r'
Among the cheap theatres, Levi North and the
horses draw like Benedict and the ballet The
Bowery, the Chatham, and the dirty Olympic'
are full every night, and the dirtiest generally
the fullest -r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

Intt DIs. hELLINOEMc L!NIWENI ns Pl09u.eu
q dness o. the hussa family than other hnovp pre-
ducs such evidence snail satisfy the sanguins expscts
tons Of all who may from aoroed purchase large
utilities In relation wonderful
sols Qualities general exsal and ntern. remedy for ful
partcula No and of
record Spirit Of the Times, pubshed
Ne Barclay street New fofk cry copy o. whifh can be
q so 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

Gold Fens TOR the Holidays.-Ihe most Gle,
CANT and useful gift of season. Of the celebrated
Richeeu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens the style Of
Gold Cass, just Introduced by E.Waison Co.. %5Wii
street These pens for superior finish snd
temen Gold Pens ofeyery style and quality Gold and Sill
Pen and Pencil Cases, the lowest prices sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

New York, Friday, December IL, ls47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

Portable Shaving Cases.-Thc most portable
and the most complete article new every
MON, invaluable. For sale at g. SAUNDERS BON. IN
Broadway few DOORS above Courlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

ton their sssoItmeot Of PEN Pocket AID Spsrnmsnt
knives warranted Razor. and poli.hed steel Goods Al
ansemsnn for the IePsise Of all hind. Of Cssry having
orders will give Satisfaction SAUNDERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes, COrnucoplay,
papers fancy for confectione jewely boxes
round and boxes nests for druggss pill boxes &c
Spanish paper paper gold and silver border ofnament
ets at e Maiden lane @. Kraft Manuacture and I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

some enormous. OF live snimsls--oxsn, oows, o.
sheep, lambs, and pigs-ths importation In tho
months Of the year isa shows an increase Of upwar
100 per cent upon the same period Of ls46, and ne
200 per cent upon ls4s.
OF provisions-beef bacon and pork-the inorsas
ls47 will be found nearly 100 per cent above that Of
and but little short Of 400 per cent on 1916 In bu
aud cheese there is also Q considerable increase.
The importations Of grain are most remarkable, "
the generally deficient harvest Of 1916 Is taken iyt
count and the apprehension Of famine through the
of supplies before the advent Of the harvest Of ls
considered The quantities Of grain and -four impo
from the 9th of September to the 10th October, In
years ls46 and ls47 respectively, are - follows =:
Flour and Meal ..owt. 800 004
1851 Oraiu. Urn. l,iuS oui
Flour and meal. .....cwt 1882 900
AN enormous increase, under the circumstances,
furnishing extraordinary proof of what high prices
effect.
The comparative imports Of the nine months Of
and lsH will be found NO less astonishiDg
Flour and Meal ...ewt. 2,63l Sal
ls47--Grsin. ............. ...qrs. 7o06,4l9
Flour and Meal ....cwt. 7s00,e6o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-17

Highly Intsrssting Intsllissnos Overland from
The Paelne-rerrible Earthquakes--Rsvo-
luton IN Bolivia, &c &c.
Alter very quick passage from Santa Martha,
the fine schooner China Samaria, Captain
Campo, arrived at this port She came into
port yesterday morning. She sailed from Santa
Martha on the I'd inst.
Among her passengers is Capt 8. Halves, of
New Bedford, to whose kindness we are in
debted for the Valparaiso Neighbor to the 26th
of October, and the Lima Nsro Era to the 7th of
November. Our previous advlces from VAL
paraiso were to the 9th of September, and from
Lima to the 18th of October. Capt Halves
came overland from the Pacific.
We are also much indebted to Capt Campo
for his attention
The intelligence from the Pacific is very inte-
resting. There had been terrible earthquake In
Chill and Peru, destroying several towns. 1t
occurred on the same day as that which de-
stroyed the town of Ocatlan in Mexico. 1t ap-
pears to have come from the north.
We annex the details of the news.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
CsreUt Female .yseeR:ci,,e.

WE CttV ~ OHAG9HtC OEkC0W. VUkGC0
 pr Tnwnsend's, Sarsapar,lIa IS a sovereign and speedy cure for incipient Consumption Barrenness, Leucurrhma. or Whites. obstruct. cd or difficult MpnstruatiOn, inc0ntinence oi Urlne, or involuntary d;schnrge thereof, and for the general prostrntIon uf the sVste,n-nO ma . ter whether the result of an inherent cause or causes, produced by irregularty sickness or nc. cidrnt. ...
 1Jr Nothing can he more surprising tha,. iis invlgarating effects on tho human frame. Pe,, sons, all weakness and las-itnde, from taking It, at once become ruhus and full of energy ul,. der it's influence. It immediately counteracts the nervelessness Of the female frame, which isthe great cause of bnrrcnness. Ss}sN.y
 It will not be expected of us, in cases Of sO delicate nature, to exhih, certificates of cures performed hntwe can assure the afflicted that hundreds of eases haze btenreporred to us . Several cases where families hav VI beenwiihont children. afpr a,singsa Jew bnt'les of this in. valuable medicine, hay been blest w,lh healthy odspring. s . ...
 70 Eothersa a,d Married Ladies. se
 This Extract of SarsapariIla has been ex pressly prrpared in reference tn female com plainis. No female who has .reasnn to suppose Ihni she is approaching tha, critical petiod, the turn of life, should neglec, to take ii, as it IS cerinin preventive for any of the numerous an horrible diseases to which females are sub. ect at this tnie of fife. This periodrmav be delayed for several years by uspg this med. cine. Nor is irless, valuable for those who are approaching womanhnod, as il is Gnlchlatcd to assist niiture hy qnickening the hlooi and in vigora,inu ihe system. Indeed. Ihis,nedicinc Is inva aluable for all of the delicate diseases to winch women are subject. s't rs. .@
 It braces the whole system, reRews perma impurities of the b0dV-nOt so iur siinnIa,iTc the sysiem ns to prbdnce n subsequent rpiaxa tion, which is the case with medicines talk en for female weakness and disease. '' ''''
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
A.C. SMITH.

IT AVING recently returned ffUm New York
 II with large and handsome assortment
 h GOODS, winch with his t"rpRer stOrk em- braces almost evrty article called Fcr tn a country si"rr, aVaiis himself oi this meIhud t'' Inf"rH hts customers and the public generally that he intends selling aS low for cash, barter. "r approved credit, as articies of the same qua li:y can be purchased in this vicinity.
 At A.C' = TnaN be found PROVISIONS and FAMILY GROCERIES oT good quality-A Is" PloUghs, Hoes. Scythes. Spades, Forks and Farming Utensils ge enerslls, Hardware, Jnin- CTS Tools. Shoes, Boots. Hats. and Caps ot ev> rrv size and Inali'V-Gond Molasses aisTwo SHILLINes per gallon. l7 cents per pound will be given for good Butter during the week and the very highest market price tor all othes kinds of produce Potash # superior quality
 Litrh6eld. May 11th. 1St7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
AGENTS.

s N Bransosa. M sBarnum. Liichfield; A Mills X Son. Goshen Centre and Canada village; s.
 &s l. HurIburi, Wlpcheser Centre; E s Wo0l. iord. WInsied; Grow X Jewe't. New tlartrnrd; Brse,el; E G Lawrence & Co, Norfok;T E. ion. Cannan; F Lawreuce. AshIvvilIe; ] Gar diner. Wolco,ivhle; P Noble, Harwininn; ;- Dr s W Brown, C"llensville Frnrh S. KeLgg. Cornwa4; R HSksdmore. Be'h,em T F Rrins made. Washington. D Tomllnsn. New Pres tnn. C Fl Sanford &I Co. Brnlg water; u Lo.p. Chapinyilie; " C Bris.nl. Woodbur,; B < Pres ion, RON bury; War CT Ne~ < ,rn's Manufsc turing Ca. Waierown R<nedic' and Burnham. Man0fs ciurine company. Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
TYPE FOUNDRY.

55 Gold, corner of Ann st., N. Y. THE subscriberis prepaled to fur "ish hs"d-rast Type, and PrIheI's Materials "f sli kinds al short notice and on reasonable iPTms ASA X Fl.Esr
 to-Pr"priesOFs oI Newspapers who have not sG cvIIsrd GpEihe subscriber who. may pub- fish this m"iice for three mnnlhs, will be en- 'iilrd tapayI in type "n purchasing i've times the smc6nt of their bills for adveTFisine.
 0c-Old Type taken in eKchargs foE new at 6 cents Der h. ROBERT TAYLOR 963m
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
DOct. Robert Es. FOigcr's sK -.,,.r} OLOSAONlAN s ALL-HEALING BALSAM.

BE VdRE OF FOECEP1ION'& FRAUD
 A. N Advertisement having made it's appear. A ance in this paper, stating hat my genu me Olosaonian was for sale al various places ln LIichheld county, the public are hereby in> formed tha. my genuine preparation is only to oe found in one sized bottles and those large at $l per bottle and that the label on the same reads Doctor Robert B Folger's Olosaonian or All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at he bottom with uen. The spurious article isput up in much smaller bottles. is wrapped in salmon colored paper, and my full name
 not found on the toI. of the label. The spnri- ous article alluded to I never prepared and have nothing to do with.
 Agenisfor Litchieid County-A. c. Smith LIfchGeld; LathropS Bradford, Wolcoityille, Nathaniel Smith, Torrington: Alvord & Bro thers. New Hartford; F. s. Woodford, Win sted; E. G.. Lawrence x Go. Norfolk; Oliver Ames. Falls Village; Finch < Kellogg, West Cornwall George H. Chase, sharon, Gregory < Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; D. B. Scofeld < Co. Kent. ..-.-
 .-4-l ROBERT B. FoLGER. M. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
1000 PAIR BOOTS AND SHOES

A r Reduced Prices for cash, may be found A al s Clocks. one door west OG the Court House, and will oe offered al very tnR prices for few weeks sa Unsettled accounts are in suchsbaPe as io require immediate attention. A word to the wise is sufficient.
 Litshis.d. Mar fs. as4V
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
Blast Furnace for Sale.

FIFE Stockholders of the Cornwall lrop Company offer tor saI" their FurTar: S with ali 6x,ures and out buildings connecsed w''h IL. nacesss " for the mfaciuring of Pig Iron.-- .Nlso, two dwelling houses. Store. Blacksmith sBhon and Barn. Said Furnace IS situated on 2 speemanent stream of water. the fonnta'n o' which is large Lake. made almost ent,reiv from sprines. and affords an abundant snnn'v ' water at ai seasons of,he year :; II has r'ren''y undergone thorough renar md there m: been added Improvements which now render ' ca gable of doing very pr"f'ahle business. or Tp say the least. as any Cold Blast Furnace in 8he State.
 Their is fall of wat~r on said propevtv ot 70 feet and can be divided into two Ov ,hrea sights .ifdesired, and is within 100 rods of the Honsa- .srn;c Raj. read D'pot. in the fouriohing village Of West Cornwall r1 as There is also for sale in said village severnl Dwelling Houses and other vevv productive real eafatA. ail of which will be sold low and on l esev terms. For fnftier parficniava enqu're nf Dnniel Sco- viIl lat the Store ofthe Cornwall Jvcn G0mnaHy.
 esASftJFf. sroVJI.B, A"snt.
 West Cornwall. Dec. (. SsaA7ss'S '2s@ssadS
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
O. For the relief Of Married Ladies ~s13
 The Vegetable Pile Electuary

Invented by pr A. Upham, adistingnish'r physician of New Ynlk cily, is the onIy rra.- lv successful sr-Inrdv tor that dangerous aud distressing complaint the Piles, ever Ufieret. n the American public.
 Mark this. tt Is an int, rnal rcmrdv--nota, external application, and will cure any ca,e n Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal or ext terhal, and probably the only thing lhal wlli There is no mistake abnul il. li isa positive rur'-speedy and permanent It is also a convenient medicine tot take, and improves the general health in remarkable manner.
 Each box contains l2 doses at l-2 cents per dose IL is very mild in is operation. and may be taken n cases of the most acute in. hammaiion without danger. All exiprnal ap pications are in the highest degree dsaare. = abie, inccnvenient and offensive. and rom the very nature oi the disease. temporary in ihrir effects This Medicine attacks the disease al it's source, and removing the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent
 1D-Cnre fo life guaranteed, He Eleciorv contains DO mineral medicines, no aloes, nr gamboge or other powerful and irrits'i,s pn.- yative. No fear of taking cold while under it., irf lence no change in diet necessary. If la. ken according tol he directions cure for lie is guaranteed. S5 i& es t' -s@ f.r
 Pamphlets giving valuable information re-. speciing this medicine may be obtained of A. gents gratis fEi @s
 D. E.. Bradley lso Washington street. Bos, ton. General Agent for the New England States.
 AosNrs-S B,el, Li'ch6eld W H Hung. erford. N olcotvillc i; $ Thomas & Son, Plym- onth; c Humphrey. ( naan E c Lawrence, & Co. Norfolk EIihu Cur,is Water'own and by the dealers in Medicine generally through ont New England. 27 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

above business .and where he wal keep "n hand .Or manufacture to order
 NNI'NeS%eS OT Ntl kfMETS. Saddles. Brjdles, Trunks. ....l .--.. .6c.
 Hei nviiest hose who waniwork n his line to give him call. as he has no doubt he can satisfy them both asto quality and prices. --.-.. .-.-.-. - -. . p REPAIRING of all kinds done in the pest ma nnerand ut shOri notice. Ma ny articles Oi Prnfuce tnke nR payment fer work. FRED'K w. BROWN
 Litehfeld, April 10, lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
Rheuula { isn.a.

This Sarsaparilla is used with the most per tpct success in Rheumatic OnplHlnis. however severe or chronic,s The asronisnnv cures it ha. performed re indeed wonderful. Other rene dies sometimes give temporary rehei ; his cn iirelv eradicaies i, from be sysien', even when
 NS- Hear Mir Seth Terr,, one of the oldest and most respectable lawyers in Hartford. Ct The following is an extract of aleIter received from him: '.I~
 Dr Townsend-I have used one bottle of vonr Sarsaparlla, and find it is exceen, in it's efccis upon a chronic rhrnmatc pa,n to which am subject. from m injury " casoned several years ago in public stage Please send me two bot lies to the care Of Ds Sevmonr. 1 have con vcrsed with two oi onr principal physicians, and recommend your SalSaporiila: ""
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
ALL.HEALlNG BALSA M,

is now prepared ONLY by himself It is HO subject to those deliberations formerly cosn.' plaincd of. nor is Il made up cheaP and small, tor the purpose of gulling people out of their mnney. It has lost none of it's virtues. The certificates which daily appear shcw this te De go, even though the name ot FoigeT be reno. Vt from them, and another meme substituteal for il. There is no such trickery needed to establish the reputation Oi my Olosnanian, nor sf all ]. under the hypocritical pretence sf being an Ode Fellow. send circulars to their
 [ odgss throughout the United States, with the hope of deceiving them into the belief that am friend to their institution. An tkis kind of humbuggery detcxt, and hete assert that if my Olcsaonian is not what it claims to be, ard wlll not rise in the esiiRa. ton oi the world by it's own merits, hope it will sink into oblivion. shall mt labour te tuild upon fosndation of ISLANDER, nor 20 abopl privately. or in the dark to destroy the repn' ton of those opposed to me in business, but Iatlng with clran hands and character u1srotted. | aha!l endeavor to recommend and EIt forward my 0lesaonian as a true and infal. li)le Remedy tor o@
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
Hartford, March l2th, 1915. 2 .-....
PILES, PILES. PILES.

PILES, PILES. PILES. g-t
 Dr Tawasend's Sarsaparilla IS n" less sue cessfu in curing this dis,ressing comrlaIni, ihnn for diseasrs of the Blood. Dyspr psia. Rheuma 'ism, and Nervous Debility. ftNtf
 Princinsl Office. l26. Fulton street, New York. For sale ny the principal Drlaeisis ,hr"nghoui the United States, Wesi Indies and Canada .rkE.n N"ne genuine unless pu, np in square bmtles. which contain a quar-. and sig',rd with yihe writier signature of s P TOWNSEND, and his na me blown in the glass. sfts1.ttI ..E Dr For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. ield
 Sept. ..,... H-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
q 2 2 4 2
rDAGUERREOTYPES!n
H " - " "w -ED

" WM % " " " @HD mDAGUERREOTYPES!n. THE undersigned having just re- turned from New York, where he has hepu spendine few days at the best Daguerrean Gallery in Broadway, and he,ng now acquainted with the recent dis covery made m ihe art, is prepared to lake L'kenesseS equal 10 the best ; the dress, &c. colored 10 su,t the taste of pa trouS. .... ......... .-
 INSTRUCTIONS carefully given, and all kinds of Apparatus, Chemicals, and every article required in the business, furnished at New York prices. . .-f.,
 t.,..~............ J.. JUDD.
 Li,chfipld, Nov l7. l847. 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

BaaaELs -=A few Persc Barrels Tor 1keas :hs store sf
 1o 3w [. ,. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
,,sss BROKE into the enclos-

.........-.,.,Aa.s BROKE into the encl0snr"
 SssR5N ot the subscriber, on or a. bout the 10th of Oetohrr Aak. lust, in su fering conJi- tiop, a spotted year old Steer, the own CT is requested to prove property, pay chai ges and take him away.
 .---s-,-~'-- RENSAIEAR COOK.
 Salisbury, Dec. IA. ls47. 32 dw
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

Hss.Sl Ain the s south @ 'pt, par, s'fI1ea" of Nor, < sssssR folk, is offered for sale. Said Farm is adapted for grazi.g, has a good house and comfortable out buildings thereon, is we'll watered, and will 5e sold al a great bargain to close the set clement uf all Eslat
 ] For rfurlherparliculars enquire of Andrew Baldwin near the premises, or of Harvey Baldwin of Goshen, to whom the sale is en, trusted. .,, .....,
 Norfolk, August 24,, is47. l6,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

rA,r of tbe.ae tb.a n msAd;rin.s ,r. e,se.a;,cIv valuable. You have oalyto try them and rhey v w,llTe uoinRen4 themselves after faithful lri- a, to the satisiacti ton Oial.s ..3f
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

BOOK AND PERIODICAL AGENCY ETNHEmderstened hss,nE essabl,she'i t'ms u selIas a B0ck agentin lhe great LIIctaTy Mart of the Union-Ne YnSk -respec,tully tenders his services to the inhabitants Hi Li'ch' field, and the public generally, SIah asssirance, thai ali orders cummiiItd to bis care will be pr r1m,.ily attended lo and forwarded per mail or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut most uespatrh. Subscriptions received for all Magazines published in New Ynrk, and most ofihnse issued from, Philadelphia Boston, Sc The Foreign Magazines, Blackwood's Sc. furnished al publishers prices. Also. new lof nld] ,B,soks, ct cap Publications, EngravinSs, Music, Sc by whonsaever published. Mast oi the new Publications oi the day can be for warded bv mail at a very trifiing expense, and any sum from. l2 l-2 cents upwards, eau he safely transmitted through the same medium. All orders should be addressed
 s-- -t H.. VIM. PATTON,
 s Graham's Magazise Office. New York. .Hsf rs REFERENCES,
 V, WIs, B psl%sso eI1nsn' NewYork.
 H.W sahonstall, Meriden, Ct. A. Anderson.
 CIV. Benedict, Waterbury, Ct.
 2 B Cooke. Esq. -., -,
 4Gen.R R. c Aherpethey ! Wolcotville'
 Geo. D. Wadhams, Esq.J Ct. . June 26, ls47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
NEW GOODS

LEAVING just recsive'i large addition HI to our former stock we are now rre' pared to offer the public as complete aSsorI- ment and desirable styles as can he found in country store among which are Bread cloths, CaSSimeres, Satinetl, and JeneS ot various colors and quality. BumhaziT eS, Mohere, PaTamelta aud Aalpaca Cloths, Cashmere, Broca T ppet and WO'l Shawls Ginghams and Calicoes. in abundance. Mnffs. Carpeting, BuffalO Robes, Boots, Leather, and India Rubber Shoes a full supply of Hardware, Crockery, Stone ware, and Groceries. In short articles t'o nume- rons to menti on, that WE are willing to sell cheap for cash or in exchange for any kind OfprOdnce.
 WANTED. any quantity Hooks & Eyes Sewed on Cards. ..
 .s >a PICKETT & TURRELL.
 South Farms Oct 18th l847.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
!. sa REV. 3. HIBBARDS . s.. VEGETABLE .aNTt tBlLIoUSe
 FAMILY PILLS

Are mol f und tobe inc most convenient,
 The Best Physic You Ever Trled, 4nd fully equal 10 our recommeadai of 2 them-ii yuu don't find ihaI oaeg of these Pills does mere good than from 4fO s6s0f any other kind every Agent stands ready lors ceive the empty box and