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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-10
From the Columbian Magazine, for August
THE MAGIC PRISM.

THE MAGIC PRISM.
sue.estcd by Picture representing young girl oeknl
hough prsm.l
by MRS. FRANCIS 8. csGCoD.
How softly, how softly, Oh |! maiden, they shine,
Though poetry's prism, those colors divine!
Arrayed in their beauty. lumed by their beams
How fair to thy spirit, life's sunny way seems!
All! fancy-ths fary-has met thee to day;
And hers s the toy, thou art taking away.
Keep, keep il forever, that talisman rare;
Nor yield il to time, to misfortunes or care.
D i'm shapes, in the distance, OF evil. aiise;
Thou see'st, not thou fsar'st moi, enchanted
thine eyes!
And while through the magical Prism they gaze
Those phantoms will hide from its beautiful rays
But once let it fall, and around thee they 'hrong.
With the serpent's cold hiss, and the syren''
wild song.
Nay? dash from the hands tho false prism forev-
er
And brave the dark trial wi III lofty endcavor!
Gird on the starn armor of courage and truth,
Now, now, in the bloom of thy beautiful youth
With resoute purpose, prepared ter the strife,
Go forth, frank and wise, to the battle OF life
Give back to eAy fancy the prism you stole,
And d,, weat'i0r thy gues,d0"' Cod smile in thy
And the darker the oarh-night that smile shall
illume,
The fairer in Heaven thy puro life shall bloom !
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ANEcDoTE OF DAVID CRocKETT.--David
once visited menagere at Washington and
pausing moment before particularly hide
GUS monkey, exclaimed, "what resemb-
lance TO Hon. MIR. w." The words
were scarcely spoken when he turned and,
to his astonishment, saw standing at his side,
the very man whom he had complimented.
81 beg you PARDON" said the gallant Col. 81
would not have made the remark had
known that you were SO near me; and am
ready to make the most humble apolagy for
my objectionable rudeness, but" looking
first atlhe insulted member of Congress whose
face vas any thing but lovely, and then at
the animal that he compared him to, ''hang
me if can tell whether ought to apologize
to you OR to the monkey"
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now the owner Of this estate; in virtue oi
this title, conduc, Fcodore to the altar; in
future he will only wear your chains" And
with modest joy Eudexe hid her bushes
and tears on her lovers bosom.
"Sir," said The young merchant, :" we
should not be able 10 rest, charged with so
heavy an obligation, with SO deep a graft
tude, Happy they who, in a like misfortune,
cpn find such heart as yours TO befriend
them. But be not generous by halves
take this added he presenting pocket
book, Stake II, we can only be really hapIy
on these conditions"
The Englishman refused the gift,
"In imploring YOU" urged Feodore, "to
keep this mark of our gratitude, we do not
consider that we can ever repay you for the
important service rendered us; our obliga-
tions to you will go down with us to the
tomb. But beseech you, accept this SOU
venir, sir" falling on his Eness, "or take back
your benefit"
Mr.. Bally resisted no longer, and few
Days after he quilted Moscow.
The pockei-book contained a million Of
roubles, aKd these words-"To the free man,
who has made nae free"
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WASTE LANDS OF IRELAND.--There are
two millions Of people subsisting by daily
public relief in Ireland, and FIVE millions Of
acres lying waste which they dare not, and
the holders will not, improve.
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TRUE TO THE LAsT--A few weeks ago, a
woman in Cincinnati was seen taking her
drunken husband home on wheelbarrow.
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Col. Doniphan says that his famous boys
have one more r than Gen. Taylor himself
they are Rough, Ragged aud Ready.
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There is a man in Jail, at Pittsburgh, char
ged with having three wives, all living with
in ten miles Of that place. What a blessing
it must be for him that there are such insti-
tutions as prisons TO shut his wives out.
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PosT OFFICE STAMPs for the convenience
of pre- paying postage are 10 be issued on the
lst Of JULY
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A wealthy merchant died; his body was dissected--
No symptom OF rdisoase any where detected,
Until they reached his heart-wnich to find they wer
unable,
But in the place they compound interest table.
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who has made nae free"
CoNscIENTIoUsNEss.-Th following is beau.
tilnl illustration of conscientousness fully de-
volope and of the old adage, that honesty is
the best policy.
How sensible and beautifully has Abd-el-
Kadir, of Ghlon, impressed US with the love
of truth in story of bis childhood. After
stating the vision which made him entreat Of
his mother to 60 10 Bagdud, and devote him
self TO God, he thus proceeds:
Informed her of what had seen, and
she wept; then taking out eighty dinars, she
told me had brother, half Of that was all
my inheritance; she made me swear, when
she gave it 10 me neUer to tell a lie, and af-
terward bade me farewell, exclciming-"Go
my son, consign thee to God; we shall not
meet urtl the day of Judgment"
went on well, till came near Hamand-
mai, when our Kafllah was plnndered by six
ty horsemen. One fellow asked me "what
had go?" "Forty dnars," said |, "are
sewed under my garments" The follow
laughed, thinking, no doubt, was jot'Hk
with him. "What have you gotG" said ~
other; gave him the same answer. When
they were dividing the spoil, was called to
an eminence where the chief stood.
"What property have you got my lrte fel-
low?" said he.
81 have told two of your people already"
81 replied; al have forty dinars sewed iii my
garments"
He ordered them to be ripped open, and
found my money.
"And how came you," said he, in surprise,
"to declare so openly, what had been SO
carefully concealed?"
"Becauso, replied, 81 will not be false
to my mother, to whom | have promised ~
neper riU tell a He."
"Child," said the robber, "hast thou such
a sense ofduty to thy mother at thy years,
and am insensble at my age, of the duty
owe to my God? Give ME thy land, inno-
cent boy" he continued, 'that may swear
repentance upon it." He did so. His
followers were all alike struck with the
scene.
'You have been cur leader in guilt" said
hey to their chief; "be the same in the path
If virtue" And they instantly at his order,
made restitution of their spoil, and vowed
'e pentance on his hand.--History of Per-
Tia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08
administration Sale.

ID JRSUANT io an order from the Court f l Probate for the Disl,icl ol lialwinton wll De sold at public auction to the highest bidder on tho 18th day"i April next at one o'clock !n the afternoon. (unless previously disposed of at private salrO so much ot Inc real oslaIe of Ns. hcniah \. Baldwin, late of llarwinlon dsccas. cd, aS will raise the snm of six hundred ninety one dollars and eighty five cents toge,hs- W i h incidental charges of sale Sale to lake r, cs ai the late dwelling oi said dsceas,d in liar. Nin,on-lSins made know ai the time of Sale.
 WILLIAM WlLSON,) ,,.
 CHLOE BALDWIN, { "8'" ''
 Earwinion, March 18th, lsi7. '4j
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Mutual Benefit Life Tnsu-
 rance Company,

Mo- Il. WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
 Liues only insured, ot the Io,cest rates cf premium.
 TNHE following are among the induce N menls offered by this Company l. The premium, if over $50, may be paid one fourth in cash, three fourths in secured note at l2 months. bearing per cent interest, subject to assessments if required.
 Or it may be settled in tceekiy, monthly, or quarterly payments.
 9. An annual division of profits.
 3. No person is liable beyond the amount of his premium. 4. Married women may insure the lives of their husbands. free from any demdnd of heW creditors.
 5. No part of the profits is withheld or diverted lrom the insured in any way.
 6. There is no stock or loan, either nominal or real to pay interest for; the company having ample capital in the premiums received.
 T. The assured can surrender their policy at any time after term of years and receive Hs equtvafcnf udiue. An evidence of the deserved popularity of this company is shown by the f ct that in IT months (to lst Oc,ober) they issued B II poll. cies--the premiums received amounting to $229,473 s2.
 Any further information will be cheerfully given on enquirng the Agent at Bank in this village.
 New policies issued in December 236.
 c. F. DAVIS, Agent Tichfeld o;th Jan. 1Sl7 Sw37
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Farm for Sale,

1srvA A FARM, containing 230
 e:::I :I "A acres, well rrororIiorcd Eu;R 10 Mendow,pIowIand, Pasture &sezzcazS and Wood Innd, Said Farm lies both sides of the roi d which leads from South Farms to Wntcrtown. and K about TWO miles froln,he former place. and lies in the town ot Bcihlt n,, TWO from he Meeting House There is on the Farm lurg, lwo.s'ory DWELLING. IlousE, suit"bl, for one or two families; two large Barns, with sui,a. bIe out buildings The Farm hus been used for . Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows. n pair of Oxcr, and span of Horses. summer and win. ter; besides sufficient land ioplough.-- A liberal credit will be given f.- good share Of the purchase money, ii .ssi. rcd.-Enquirc ol the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. DENTON.
 Bctblem, Dec. 2, le44. lr20
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lDunnbc National DagWcr. riaN Gallery Nsld Photo grnphers' Furnishing Dc

A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, "A Four First Premiums, and Tw" Highest llonors, at the National, the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania ExhibI' tions, respectively, for the most splendid Col. o.ed DagucrolNpes al bes, Apparatus evcrex' Elbitcd.
 Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to weather
 lnsirnr,ions given in the art,
 A large ass .rlihent of Apparatus and Stock always an hahd, al the lowest cash prices
 New icrk. ?5l Broadway; Philadelphia, l3C Chcsinutst: Boston, 75 Court. aud 5s Hanover sia,; Baltimore, 2O5 Baljmrro sl; Washington Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburgh, Va. E' chancs' Hall Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal tut, and 70 Maia st; Saratoga Springs, Broad way; Paris. I37 Vieille Rue dn Temple, Liy trpo0l, 31Chutch At.
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PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.

They lul'sd into apparent security, but the prog rsss of the disease is unchecked, and death en. you will not be disa ppoinied m your hopes.
 For sale al l06 Nassau street one door ahovc Ann, and at Mrs. Hays, I29 Fulton street. Brook. lyn.
 For sale at the Drug Store. LtchEeId; Seth Thomas & Son. Plymouth HoIlcyv; Eli Curtis, Wadsworth & Go. New. Hartford: E. s. Wood. ford. WInsted; James c. Swift, Norfolk; Wol. c0,tville; A. Miles & Son, Goshen; J. ?. Porter. West Cornwall; P: Wheeler. Furnace Village :; Brewster & Page. Falls Village John Franklin CauAan U. F. Fish, Salisbury.
 am B. Case, TrsvsliRg Agent fovCOna.
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;;;: S'f: F:: si$';; ;s:S: ;: z; GsEMEt and oldest Tea Establishment in America The public have had full proof of their integrity and responsibility. But such has been the great and pressing demand for their Teas of late, that they have been obliged to enlarge, to great extent, their two princi. pal establishments in New Yo,k, viz:
 I25 CHATHAM x l03 GREENWICH ST. They moreover possess facilities, in relation to the Tea Trade, in very abundant degree, and doubtless superior to any Tea Concern in A. merica. Their scrurulous regard to all prn. ciples that tend to elevate the character ot a large house, is wei! understood, and has al. ready secured them a connection, probably, larger than all other Tea Establishments uni. ted, and they are consequently determined to sell Teas Purer, more fr0gramt and perjcct for the prices, in the aggregate than any house in the world-China excepted.
 They most zealously invite the attention of the inhabitants of Wolcottville, 10 their Agen. cy, where the following assortnents are always on hand, and they ieel no hesitation in stating that wherever a single fridl is made, a very great preference will be given to the celebrated Teas of the CANTON TEA COMPANY!
 nG-Rt sdcr, make the experiment
 R"iaH Prices as t0iio,cs. subject in aH eases 10
 bcFetTned D not oPprorc8 cf-
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Collectors Notice.

VNIIE Subscriber would respectfully give l notice to all persons liable 10 pay a town tax, in the town of Goshen, on assess men, list of l946, ,ha, he will meet them to receive said tax, at the store of A. Miles & Sons in Canada Village, on Wednesday the 7lh day of April next, form 9 o'clock A. M., until l2, and a, their store in Goshen Centre from o'clock until 4 P. M., and on the following day at the dwelling of Col Baldwin Esq in North Goshen from o. clock A. M. until l2.
 N B. All persons neglec,ing to pay their tax at said time and place may expect to pay legal fees for collecting.
 DAVID LUCUS Jr., Collector.
 Goshen March 4lh, lS47. 3w53*
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TO .NL kLe II0rE6I.

' AY aside aIl prejudice and condemn no, qua,ie Of the following MEDICINES. We do not believe ID ihe Intalliblly "l medicine ormcn. but we do believe tbni TALES MEDICINES are equal 10 ibe best and superior 10 mos, medl. cines of the day. Indeed we believe his Cahnr. tic, Worm.and Cough Lozenges, for safety, Ger. "%y nm" ss S'' pnras them Q fair trial, and then judge for yourselves
 TALES CATHARTIC LoZENGEs Are prepared from variety oi vegetables, sra pleasant 10 take as a peppermint, and are inten. ded as . universal fsmiy Catha TIic; good in all caFes where physic is needed, for men. women, and children They. operate. throughout tho whole system, cleansing the blood and speedily ersGirStinR disease their operation is easy end thorough-D0se from t06.
 TALES WORM LoZENGEs Are safe and sure remedy for Worms, and children love them; in faci they nTe q worm me. djcine ihai cannot he surpassed for safeiy, cer. tainty and pleasantne's combined. Thousa nds aot suspected; starting in sleep p.RratnR inc tee h. paleness ai the mouth. sickness at the stomach, precarlous appetite and general fever, are soma Of the most common symptoms.
 TALES COUCH LoZENGEs.
 We do moi pretend that these Loze ngcs will csre seated consumption but they have cured numerous persons who were considered in the uIpt DokSs " CUUruIUpt'OHs btbO many eases Ok Asthma or Phihisic, some of many years stand ing. They are good in all affections oi the throat and lnngs, asthma, coughs. colds, ,hronc chiiusSc
 TALES DYSENTARY LORENGES Cure Dyseniary, DiarThoen, and slI BoweI Co m plsin:s ofcblldren snd adults. Take them strict. ly according to directions and they willseidom ii ever fail to cure.
 FAYLE'S CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC.
 Fo' Prestyv.ng and Resfori,g As Hair.
 We do not pretend that Hair can be yes,oreS in every case but this tonic has, and will. ii ussd according to dire cfioNs restore il in many ins,an. cee. and will fix it 6rmly in the head where ii is alling out. afier few applications, and in all cases where any human aid can restore the hair this article will.
 MADAGASCAR R.gT EXTER.NLN:a.
 TOR. This article is altogether safer and pyefer.hI. @ use than arsenic the rats and mice .a, z, more ady, and they are not solikelv ,o J;s ;n he building. l. will exterminate slI rate srJ mice that eat oft, and they eat ii readI. ;r ;,. put on somei ihing they like and pui in ,hs. " ...., noperaies as stow prison, they are unes:vani wander sbouf three oF four days or v.eI Sn,a sm they die; ior ih,s reason they seldom d;s ;" ,hs building. One box is considered sal;e;.S,, 'Ic ,o ssep an ordinary building clear vsaS' Pr;sS For esle by DEuggiss. and Traa.r. ws.A..
 @e@@neal Saass1lsv lhFoashs1a sS. ~s-"s- -
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INVALUA 3 LA E TAMILX I ND rVpG M.~ AA rNsI Fl 0R rVAJ c

ClX LECTURES on the USES OF THE D LUNGS, Causes, Prevention and Cure of Consumption, Asthma and Diseases of the Heart On the Laws of Longevity and mode of preserving male and female health. symmetry and beauty; exposing causes and cure of those diseases that produce consumption. or shorten life, as Affections of the skin, spine. stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver. scrofula. piles, gravel and female complaints. is rules are easy. practical and pure, form a guide 10 perfect health and long lite g engravings, g pages. 50 cents Postage Q l.2 cts. By SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH. A. M. M. D., at 7O7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
 Do-Any person remitting fifty cents, free will receive one copy by mail. 10 any part. The trade supplied.
 Feb 11th 1877. 3oe,w sm
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TA. A. HULL

IT7OuLD respectfully inform his friends
 w and the public generally that he has received the fashions for the Fall and winter of lsl6-7; and that he can be found at all bu. sinrss hours at the Old Stand one door east of the Court House where he will be pleased 10 await upon those who may favor him with q call Weknow howto apprec fate the unboun. ded patronage received through the late dull season, and our grateful acknow dyements arc duly rendered.
 Litchheld, Aug, ls46. t(l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08
Collins Ready Made.

TNlIE Subscriber would respectfully ilf.rm | the inhabitants of the Tuwn of K.lt ap, Is vicinity, that he keeps constantly on had and for sale ready made CoAns ol var,u. .izrs and dcscriplions, and is prepared To fnui,h them To order and as may best acc, |, modara And that he has also prc,,nr, | [ Hparse with suitable attachments fer hcse occasions lG which the usc of une nav be deemed necessary Gr desired.
 SAMrEL c, CONN Kent Plains. January 2Orh, lSI7. 3s
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THE NEW ENGLANDER'

THE NEW HIGHLANDER is published at
 New Haven, Connecticut, in quarterly
 umbers. of l52 pages each, at s per annum. ..u Volumes have alIeady been published. vhich can be had by subscribers for the Sth az urrent volume for SSd, postage pam. ms ,ffer of the back volumes for So LOW price, Is mad. as an irdccement to suoscribe tor the work, and cannot be long continuyd The ,rice will soon be advanced az lln 70 $2.50 per ,olume Orders should be sent tu the publish H. MALTBY, New Haven. who will pay line postage on all Numbers issued after the subscription has been paid. Payment strictly in advance entities the subscriber tu receive lhe whole volume postage paid.
 The subscriber having recovered from severe ,ickness, which disabled him from attention to business thepast year, Is happy a5a.n to com mend the New Englander to the favor ot It's former patrons, anu tO state few facts TOT 'he information of any who may not os well ac' uuainted with the work. ,,..
 The NEW HIGHLANDER is under the Ed'tor'' al care of an association of Gentlemen whose names have been given to the pubic in CIr- ruI.r and who have some reputation both az scholars and writers. We hope to make the work more than ever valuable and worthy ot n.tronape. Our aim will be to maintain fair standard of literary excellence and gentle manly and Christian bearing towards all par" fes and persons, and to embrace in the scope of our articles and discussions the whole range of topics in which the improvement and well being of man are concerned. Oi the religious character of the work, nothing need be said Our views in theology are we'll known, and we trust, scriptural. In the department of morals and of benevolence, we shall endeavor to keep a ..conscience void of offence" In politics we shall freely utter our convictions of the charac- fer of all public acts and measures without nartiality to any party, and with strict regard to what we believe to be the true policy oi states md nations. Our object will be to tur' nish work for readers of intelligence and ear nest minds, of all classes and professions; work which will tend only to tho advancement of society in knowledge, virtue and rellS!nn.
 EDWARD R. TYLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08
WATERFRONT
Cash sssed EEch0ssge Store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the ln' Il habilants of Watettown and vicinity, that a different system of mercantile business will he adopted oy him the coming season. Great inducements will be offered to persons wishing to pay cash for Goods; also, Goods will be sold low on short approved credits, anu n exchange for produce.
 CLOCKS, VACGON'S, & PaI.M LEAF
 HATS, are wanted in exchange for Goods, on fair terms.
 A splendid assortment of Goods will be kept by the subscriber-a larger variety than IS found in most country stores
 N B. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber, ate requested to call and settle them previous to April 1, lS47. O0- All business contracts that have been made by customers with the subscriber will be strictly performed on his part.
 A. A. GRIDLEY. Watertown, Feb %, lsl7. 2mil
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08
HIRAM JACKSON.

TAXES this opportunity to inform his GUS | toners. and the Public in general, that he l.s removed his DYElNG ESTABLISH. tENT, six doors west of the Court House where he will be prepared to color and clean Ill kinds of Clothing and Dresses Of all eolorr Also-Clean;ng and Dressing oI Hats.
 LiirhGId, Nov. Is4j.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08
Eeent1y .NnCle Clothing.

VTNHE Subscribers have made arrangements | for a full and complete assortment of Ready Made Clothing, and are now receiving the same at the Wolcottville Cash Store, ct Hartford prices.
 LATHROP & BRADFORD. Wnlcottville, March l5, 1e47. Al
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Asthma.

what he thinks of FuIeer's Olosnonirn, cr All Healing Balsam, and he will tell vou he cannot live comfortably without 1t. It relieves all that Difficulty of Bren'hing Cough, a nd Tighfness of the Chesl. gives quiet and refreshing slumb mber, and does for the Asnatic what no other remedy in the world will do. Witness the case of Hen known Boston Cracker Baker. Brooklyn; Mir. Wilkinson. Hnboken; Mrs. Bell, Morristown, NJ; Mrs. Lucreiia Wells. 327 Pearl street; :; w. C. Gowan, Woodstock, Ulster county and Mrs. Archibald, ,35 White st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08

GHEENSs
 Coed YOUNG TYSON, SO 50 per lb. Fine do. 0 G2 No. fragrant to. O75 '" No. Every fine do. 1 % Y" Silver leaf do. 1 25 !" Good TYSON o75 {" Yer fine do. 1 0o !" Extra fragrant 1 25 ,'' Good TYSON SKIN 0 50 " Good IMPERIAL o75 Y" Very fine do. 1 % |" Extra fine do. 1 25 No, I soUcHoNG 50 50 per lb, NJ 3 do 0 G2 Finest do 0 75 " Fragrant rOWCHoNG various prices. CONGO various prices, Fine OOLONG 0 30 " Very fine do. 0 75 |" Extra fine do. % N!NGYoNG v7rious prices Finest English Breakfast Tea, (very
 rich Pekoe favored,) 0 75 Fine ORANGE pEKOE OG2 Finest PEKOE FLOWERS 1 % " HOWQUA. or finest Black Tea i'm.
 ported 1 % " NE PLUS ULTRA TEAS, both Green and Black, of all descriptions, the highest grades grown in China, $fl 50 per b
 D5-TAKE NOTICE !-Ths Canton Tpe Company are the exclusive vendors of the SUI. periur Black Tea called |" Iowqua's Mixture" |" They introduced it in America in 1siO- and every other person oi house prof,ssng to sell the same at all-much less at lower price-- deceive the unwary, as the public themselves will perceive, by comparing he spurious with the genuine Y" Howqua' vended by the Canton Tea Company.
 Every package Gin addition 10 its containing FULL WEIGHT, independent of the wrapper) bears the stamp cf noatness and elegance, and the teas therein are SO thoroughly secured from light and air, that their quality ard power will remain unmpaired in any climate.
 CHARLES A. CHAP1N. Agent, 8 Wolcott, lle, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-04-08
RAISING OF BLOOD

is effec,ually checked by this remedy, when al other means have failed. Hundreds of cases nigh, be related. where persons in the city have been given up, and pronounced as pa si hope who have been restored by this grea, remedy to ,hs enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thonh.mrne. as2 Monroe street; Dennis Kelley, 26 Water street. Charles Roberts. l7i Canal street; Henry Lis. bon, I99 Rivingion si.; and hundreds of others. who have used the remedy. can testify 10 the truth of the above assertion.
 Beware of using only