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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

STEAMBOAT ExPLos1UN.- Steamer
MedOra bursted her boilers few days since
between New Orleans and Port Hudson,
killing four or FIVE persons and scaIding
some twelve or fifteen badly.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

ATOTICE.--AdministTa Guardians, sc.
IL having notices published IN this paper, may
rely upon having the same properly proven ana
deposited with the Probate Clerk.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19
WASHINGTON. Feb. /

In the Senate, Communication was res
ceiVed from the Secretary Of the Treasury
in answer. 10 resolution adopted some time
ago in relation to the means Of Increasing
the revenue, by increasing or diminishing
duties upon imported articles.
The Secretary recommends an increased
duty Of ten per cert. on coal aud iron ;cloths
and casirneEes costing over 81 per square
yard; and on white and red lead; of twenty
per cent. on brown, white and refined sugars
Of FIVE per cent on cotton prints costing over
thirty cents por square yard. The increase
Of duty, he says will produce in the aggre-
gate Sl,4l6,O0O.
He recommends the decrease Of Eve per
cent. on the duty now levied upon axes,
hammers, chisels, ploughshores, etc., and on
cotton goods not costing over eight cen Is
per square yard, and not Weighing over one
third Of pound to the square yard.
This decrease Of duty is estimated to pro-
duce $55,000.
He again recommends duty on tea and
coffee but It the foregoing suggestions are
adopted, he recommends that Il shall be Is
instead Of % por cent, as before rocoms
mcnded.
Il was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Sewer gave notice thai ha will call
up the ''lhgee million" bill tomorrow.
The Texas posl.route bin was taken up,
read third time, and passed.
Tho House resolution Of thanks IL Gen.
Taylor was passed by informally.
Tho army bill was then taken up, the
question being on lis passage.
The bill Was passed., yeas 80, nays 8,
(COTwin, Davis, and Cilley,) and returned
10 the House,
Afloha short Executive session the Sens
ale adjourned
In the House Of Representatives, the un.
finished business of Saturday evening WAS
called for, being the call fot such parts Of
The correspondence Of General Talior, as
the Administration should not deem dstri>
mental TO the public interest. An amend.
ment was pending calling for tho correspon.
dence, when Mi. Burt moved 10 lay the
whole subject upon the table, which motion
was lostby yeasand nays, l25 to %.
Mr.. Ashmun's amendment calling for all
the correspondence in relation TO the admis-
sion Of Santa Anna, and the reported or
written conferences Of the President with
Government agents employed TO hold cons
munion with Santa Anna, was then rejected
by a party vOte-yeas 76, nays 90.
So the House perseveringly refuse to lay
before the public the facts connected with
the admission Of Santa Anna.
i The next vote was upon the resolution Of
Mr.. Thompson, and it vas agreed to-yeas
lOl, nays 70.
The special order for this day was the bill
approprlating three millions Of dollars for
settling our grievances with Mexico.
i Mr.. Mckay asked that the special order
should be postponed until next Monday.
The motion to postpone the special order
was agreed to by vote of 81 to So.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole upon the Naval Pension Bill. Mr..
Thompson of Pa, in the chair.
Y361fisn0ro ,Yo~srn.,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

or We are authorized 10 announce WIN.
B. TURNER, Esq. as a candidate for she Office
Of Probate Judge Of YaS0o County, at the
ensuing November election,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

wHR. GEORGE PIRATE, NO l64 Nassau
w Street, New York, b our authorized agent
10 receive subscriptions and advertisements Cor
this paper, and 70 receive money and receipt for
the same.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

or We are authorized 70 announce J.. II.
Lawrence, Esq, as a candidate for the Office
Of Probate Judge of Yazoo county, at the
next November election.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

or No news of importance from the
Army since our last.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
N0utual Benefit Life 1nsU-
 rance Company
No. Il. WALL STREET, NEw Y0RI

Nh Il. WALL STREET, NEW YORK. I;vs, OnIy insured. ai the iO'Crst rates Cf prtmiuHs.
 TUHE following are among the induce mcnts offered by this Company: | The premium. it "ver $50, may be paid one fourth in cash, three t"urIhs Tn secured note at>i2 months, bearing per cent interest, subiec, to assessments if required.
 Or it may be settled in tceekiy, monthly, or 9uarteriy pa! ments.
 9 An omnuoI division of profits.
 3. No person is liable beyond the amount ot his premium ,.u A. Married women may insure the lives of their husbands. free from nny demand efthetr creditors. ..,, .,
 5. No part of the profits Is withheld or diverted from 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 thelr policy at any time after d term of years and receive Hs eQuirafcni UGiue. An evidence of the deserved popularity ot this company is shown by the ct that In IT months (to ist Ocicber) they issued 254l poli' cies--the premiums received amounting to $220,473 s2. Any further information will be cheerfnliy given on enquiring ofthe Agent at Bank in this village.
 New policies issued in December 235.
 G. F. DAVIS, Agent r;tcb6old oeth Ian. 1917. Sw37
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Cnllector's " otice.

HNHE Subscriber would respectfully give l notice to all persons liabe 10 pay town tax, in the town OI Goshen, on assess meut list ur lS46, that he will meet them to receive said tax. at ILe store of A. Miles & Sons in Canada Village, On "Wednesday the 7th day oi April next, form ; o'cloCA A. NJ , until l2. and at their store in GOShel Centre from l o'clock until r. M., and on the following day at the dwelling of Collins Baldwin Esq in North Goshen iTom SO'- clock A. NJ. until l2
 N E. All persons neglert;ng to pay their tax at said time and place may expect lo pay legal fees for collecting.
 DAVID LUCUS IT,, Collector.
 Goshen March 4th, l847. 3w53*
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES

They l"Ied i"'" apparent security. bu, inc ryoC @ r"ss "' 1ne disease IS nnchcck"d, and death en. sues fes'rl ai once rn this Great P,m.Jr ., L y"n will n"' he disanpoinred ln our Lorss "''O
 For sale aI lO6 Nassau street nns d,,,,r otr. lyn. " S"ee'' o'O"k' ,,t For sn'e a, the nrng Store, T.irchfisd: S.u WN'rr'"wn; F. Te.vrnwnr,h, W,,arn, rt 1"''rS , Wn"Sw"r'h < C" w.IlarE.rt: E. s. We'd f"ru' " nsie! James C. SuiCi. N..yGIk WI c.n'v'i!:; A Niles x n. G,.>hen: l. 2 P.r,.r ,,.e Mes' U"rs~sli; ?; Whee'.r. Furnace Village Cauaa": II F. Fish. Sa isLurv. '"''"''"
 Hm U. Case. TraVsilng Agent EorCOua.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
sthma,

Haih he thinks of Fn'eer's Olosaonian. CT All 'ea''ng t'nIsam, aud he will tell vou he rannn, i've c",nf"r,nhlv wi,hou, i,. Ii relieves ali ,hn, Dttic"ltv of Brea' thing. C"ugh. and IIeh,ne ss of the Chest. gives quiet and refreshine slumhey. and does for the A-ma,ir wha, no other r.Incdv m the world will d". Witness the case "f Hen known B"s,"n Cracker Baker. Rr"kivn. M.
 Wilkinson. lI"b"ke ken: Mrs Rcli. Mofris,own W. L.; Mrs. Lucretin Wslls. 322 Pearl s,rcs,. ". C G"wnn. "" .as,ork. Ulster county sni Mrs. Archibald, 35 White st. ""o
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
COfEiEeS Ready Made.

TN!!E Subscriber would resp, ctiull, i, form Il the inhabitants of ,h. Town nt Kent and it's vicinity. thar he keeps constantly on hand and for sale 1eady made Collins of var II. siyrs aud descriptions and is prepared io furnish them To order and as may best acc. nmctata circumstances And that he has also prepared Hearse with suitable attachments fer those occasions i" which the n<e of one may be deemed necessary CT desired.
 SAMITEL C. CONN. Kent Plains, January goth, ls47. 3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
RAISING: OF BLOOD

's efiectuaiy rheck' hv tms remedy. when .i other means have f.,!ed. iiundrrds "f c"sss might he related. ~here persons in he ci,v ba,s nern gwen up. and nr"n"'nced as past hope. .w h.. nave "een r"s'"red hy ih.s srear remedy t, ,E, enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thn,h, n,no aso Mnnre street; Dennis Kelley. 26 W.,e,s;r's, o Charles R"h-rIs. l7I Canal street: IIen,y I ;s' bon. i99 Rivinsi"n st.: and hundreds nf .,h.',s "h% have used 'he n'dy, can testify to thr ruth "tihP above assertion. " ''''
 Beware oI uSu ,,ntv
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

FORGE w. BROWN is Minor uncvr 2 O years of age. This is [" forbid all persol haIboring oI trusting him on my account.
 ANSON BROWN. Kent, Feb 16. fSl7. 4l'
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

T R SALE A small FARM. containing -k 27 Acres of excellent land, with two sI q, Dwelling House. Barn and out-houses [. 1.oo, situated about me and a half mile. ..h of the v,llnse Lf New Milford. on the lio Washington and Litchfeld-located il, 2 cry pr~"s-"s "~ighhorhoon. it being the pi 'os lately owled by Su.innah Taylor. decl Enquire of fcEluop NosLE. or
 Ez,A NosLr. rSeeo' Fs New Milford, Feb p, 1877. 4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

M OTECE The Copar,nership now and IN heretofore existing under the name and firm of Jac ,b R ,ckereller < CO.,. in the Blacksnithing business, will expire on the Is! day of April next, by it's own limitation,
 JACOB ROCKEFELLER,
 SAMUEL SCOVILL. Ast
 for the Cornwall Iron Com. West Cornwall, March 9th, l847.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Farm for Sale.

1A A rAMn' a,fS1, ws,i eG"'"'""f ","""l;io;.1 a.' Gis; |" , Meadow ,%!Is 'pi"w''"d' ,, T, ras'"'F E, lies bu,h sides of the ror d which leads from South Farms to Wntcrtown. and iS about ,wo miles tro,n,hc former place. and lies in the town ot Bclhlcln, two niIesnor,heas, fromthe Meeting lIou>, There is on the Farm large twn-s!or, DwELL1NG- IloUsE, Suitahl, tor one or two families; two large Barns, with suita- hlc out buildings.-ThcF Farm has been used tor a Dairy Farm for thirty years and will keep 30 Cows. Ii pair of Oxen and a spnnof Horses. summer and win. ter; besides sufficient land to oplough.- A liberal credit will be givri It. good share of the purchase money, iI "ssi. rrd.-Enquirc of the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bcthlem. Dee. ?. lS44. tfM
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

q! a Court of ProLats hoidrn oi .Nsr|ol6,
 tcittia 0ud J"r the District of Norfolk. on
 ths l6ih day of February 4. D 1877
 Present Daniel HofchAiss. Judge n HIS Court dIth direct ,hs Administrator q on the Estate of Edwin F: Root, late of NMf,lx in said district, dscsasse. rspressn,c cd to be insolvent, to give notice 10 al. persons in. tsresssd in the Estate of said deceased, to ap. pear, # they see ca,-c, before the Coart of Prob,ts. to be h..iden at the Proba,e Office in aaid District, on the lssh day of M,reh lsa7. st 9 o'clock A. M to be heard relstivs to the appointment ni Commissioners on said Estate, by posting slid ordsr of notice on public sig, post in said town of Norfolk nearest the place where ths deceased last dwslt, and hv advrrli> einS tho slmc in nsw4na2er published in Litchhetd. Certified from Record.
 Il DANfnb HarcuxrSs. Jr4ra
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Black TeasS

s4ldCN \ CSS6
 POwchong, go' q, tull flavor, $O.3S do fine 5O S"uch"ng, p"d 3S do ex!ra fine 50 Oolnng. strong, flavor fine 50 COlOng This Tea is great favcri:e, ard
 gives general satisfaction.
 do very fine e do in Ib. and half lb. cat,ys, extra 75 NE PLUS ULTRA 50 -Nf TluS U2tr0.-Ths tea is as fragrant ard sweet as a nns'g gay. ll yields pt rume that is truly delightful. t is f garden gr' with. and su- peror to any thing of the kind ever sold in this country.
 English Breakfast Tea, very fine, 50 HawGna Mixture, strong ard rich black tea. Pekoe flavor 15 Corgo, good 37 do very fine 50 Pekoe Flowers, good lOO do do garden growth 1.50
 Green Teas.
 Young Hyson, g Young liyson, sweet cargo s do do finer 6? do fine cargo 70 do extra fine 5 do Silver Leaf UO do superior $l-Imperial o7 Gunpowder s7 cts Timer loo Hyson D cts Imperial. superior 100 $nver LeGE-erldom sold even by la,ge dealers. because of the very small profits made on it's sale. This is very superior Tea.
 do. Golden Chop. Plantation or Gar.
 der growth l'5O Co1den Chop This ,s the finest Green lea cultivated in C' ina. Ti is of the fr>i pick. ines. aud exrels all oiler Green Teas for it's deliracy "t flavor. strength and arena Heretnfnre this tea has never reac h, d this country. except in sa,a! i'ts. as present to importers
 B CHARLES A. CHAplN, 4 gent
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

NOTICE-The subscribers beg leave IN respectfully to inform their friends and the public generally, that they have entered into Coparnership commensing on ihe Is, day o: April, l847, for the purpose of cary ing on the Carriage making and the Black smi,hing business, in all its branches !" the village of West Cornwall, nuder he firm of Fitch < Rockefeller, where the will always be prepared to execute all trders with the utmost care and dspa'ch.
 ORVILLE l.. FIT 1T,
 JACOB ROcKEFl LIE :.
 Yves, Cornwall, March 6,l, ls!/.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

NJ ORfOLK ACADEMY. -- THE Winter V Term "i this Academy will commence on Monday, November 3n. nnh~r ihe snpcrinten. dence "f MT. w. B RcE A. B as Ptinrilsl -- lulIon in the common English branches 8 per term "t eleven weeks; higher English $l; Languages S.
 he succeeding terms of the rrosert acade meal year will commence "n the 18th F. brua. ry and the 2lrh May rrsrcctively
 In behalf ot h" 'rrn.tens
 VIM. LAWRENCE, Clerk. NoriIlk. Nov 20, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
EGD~ -A-%

MN D NR @@ A IIS THE WOLCOTTVIILE MAFUFAC-
 TURING COMPANY OFFER FOR SALE the STORE formerly V occupied by them Said store is situated in the center of the village of Wolc"ltville. ad- joining the Hotel of II. R. Richards, and the locati for cash business in merchandising is no, surpassed by any other in the county Posse sson will be given immediately.
 Enquire of B. H. MORSE, Agent. Wolcot,ville, Oct. l9, 1916.
 N. B. All persons indebted to the above na' med Company are requested to make payment of the same. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
TNTALUAs hE FAMrLx

1LS V A hUA 7 hG E.AMTHX S GD 0M RD A ~ H- SIX LECTURES on the USES OF THE - LU.NGS. Causes, Prevention and ( ure n, Consumption. Asthma and Diseases uf nh. Heart Oa the Llws of Lon sevitv and mode ,f preserving male and female health. svmm4,,, ,ld heautv; exposing clnses and cure of those diseases lhaf produce consumption. or shorten l'ie, as Affections "f the skin, snlar. stomach, bowels. kidleys, liver. scrorua, niles praveI ma female complaints. lts rules are e,sy. nracilca and p"re, form a gu'de ,o perIact ne'i'h and long lite 2S angravirgs, 3. pages ll cents Postage oI,2 cts. Ry SAMIJEI. SHELDnN FITCH. A. M. NJ D., n, 707 BRo ApwAY, NEW YORK.
 'n,-AHN nHrs"n remi'tiny fifty cent,. free wil, '"eS,v" 's,. on" copy by mail, to any part. The
 Feb lIth 1877. so.,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

TINHE Best Black Tea in Town can be had al
 l.. J. SMITHS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Beware of a Sligh' .-.,.,-,'

Alhonab i; Is paess., ,r-'. .,,,' viii SOD" erat"d n.. It 'Ss. .s.saFe, Take heed ,n po,,, |. ae s,de -'ad soreness 'N thr ste>i. Nsr"',a ly f ,randpd with as'rg o Murnus, sIreakrd with ! nod = 't'se are dangerous symptoms hn, ,5ev are fu'cHiE and etier'na'Iv overcoNse ny the nhnve remedy. Ask he sufiere irom that d. slressinc suIuDlulpt
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Factory Help Wanted,

VH o a Family f good moral character ard X mdns'rlous habits, consisting of Weayrrs and SpInners. the best of wages will be paid, leash every monthly and every mcans u.ed to make their condition comiorlahr Ard if lhc family is large and the help good, the house rent will be given
 JAMES LEONARD New Preston. Jan. 25, lsl7. *o7
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
I Al E PIXIES /! fl CURE FCR LIFE GU.7R4N-71ED Dr. Uphams Tnternal Rcmc-
 GVs

70, Me Cure of Piles. MRammntion off'e
 L'rtr anu >rieen Mfnmnnliom. Sorrntss
 Gnh Llcr0fior of He Nt"mnrh. Bou'el+,
 hmneys o"d Ho'der; M.fumm"tcys and
 .Hf'c,niHi Mtnm0tisn,; h3pn,iiu ~f B!o0d
 Iprnh"fss and hfnmmaiio" / tie .Sp:ac
 H"" for fhe Reiitf cf .Md,rird Ladies
 THE VEGETABLE FILE ELtC1CNp I
 Invented hy Dr, Tpam.a H.,iu.'. rsres phvScl"n "' New. t"rN r.", ,s.ii .- tis,.s..sd s"cr's- .' relns .y ter ,ta. '. ai,N l.-rny 'r"~ s 'o'nr' "mr.'he t'' -,MjT ,... nr,, lls. - A., rlr"r ruhac e-.->. .I.hS, ,r>,. .tf,Et.tlo
 Mark 1lts sS-s~ "n. 9 ,s- ,trssn INTERNAL GEMEHy- 4 ih'! "lp nai'"I.. Hfr "ti' ,ltr aly ost .'rs. . r,,'t, h'"fln&"r bhnd i"'s,nni "''.t lt"rels Y" mtYIaks. nNcl.l it. I,sa,.c cause .!, !,tr"rc-- ? Ir'@g and w'm""snt: IL is n.,;o, convenient medicine 10 r"ke. and inpr,- nation genera health m 'ma kabe ma m ( ss for many |, ~ ..nrn ooS c"nf"'hs twelve doses, at .orrea,ondct pes"4se. u IS very mIId inlts or. "'"y ne takeh m cases O the most s: IS. matloh with out danger. All eAi.,s ,,b;o,n, and tl"ns nre Tn the highest degre dsa nnrr.e ilflnm- !"ts sf lhe disease mp"r"ry @ '"% '" 'hrM Ms Es' in: and REMOVING THE CAUSE, rend, .H,cts.-
 ,INFLAMMA:IHo5NR??' DISEASES. ''s' AIh"dgh f, ,he h ElECIuAEY vas originally tselt'" he Medicine far smpeIinr to al ",h, rs m . n'' ",sfn'rs "t an inhnmnai"ry charac,rr. WI" ""e'fi'h'"h'inn nt blood to any pariu ular part ar "rpnn. In Inflammation nd Conp,sIi, n "f me I'vFr rand Sppen; In1amma nn Sm,ncss ann s,irrral"n oil he Stomach, Bow els Kidn.,. % ana Bladder; in lnfammai"rv aud Mercn,;si hhenn'atlsm, lils the BEUT Medicine e,., d;. eoverd' e'e' oN'
 IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
 TOT all impurities "f the Blood arisiog iron, c c.e 'mpIn9eht "se "t Mercury, or ,.h,, causes: f nE Vt, D'sea'es oi the Skin and ScrnuIuas ArE'i"hsi ih all eases where ,l. Bl,,. is ,,w. "h"''y defernInt d t" the llt ad rt,unr;, ., J- z,ntss .pv aud o's,ress. Dr; urIlAM'S ELLCrU. AHI IS ehiely nnr's sied.
 TO MARRIED LADIES. ha,rafn are almost in, nrably subject '.n"' pa"t"l and injurious dlst asr, ,le Fiji ES bom els , ".t fStm, Srim i"lIm"'i"n., the S,onach. oi ia"'d [" ttr llead &c Tn. El,c,n,," ; peritcnv safe for ftrYnan, Ladies, and II D n,os "ee'" o"harti' that all pnsslhl, he used AS if VIII "o' only remove lle Pl'+s aud all infInm 'TyrsE P ara, Gts. THm ass, IiHNuT PAIN OR IR
 CVRE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED
 me EectuaIy c"nta,ns No MINERAL Mtn( int; No ALDEN, COIYCiNTn " " aMboUE; ar other powerful and irr,iatin T "rsa,'ve. N"hnr"i'"kin" cold wLrlr und '.S 'hhhehce, h" change ln dier necessary ,akrn ,E n' crr,lnE "ilt diT,rmIsA (CREFO. LIFE Is GUARANTEED ume n sale teII,s,u an0 S"nnd cun-iItuIIun m II e t>rrIuu .
 Pamphlets: giving Valuab, inf..rrna;inn rcsroo. 'ns !I''s medicine, may be UbtaiLed of Arrn,. ., ! s, EDUCATION, wsshiro,c, E's' IEh~,""' General Agent ioI rlc New.En ', A.G;ENTs;-Lnsh6~Id.s s. ruor. n.,,t,,, w 'nry. S. Srllrck RerheI. JudJ an Dan ew,"Wn. % Jas. Br0dI., W atrIin,r "1'n"m;
 GsTtQy. 's' qua by uadeEs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
DU2sUANr, an or ter from ,os Con

D U2sUA NV I ,o an or ter from ,hs Luu H of Probate f,riha diSiric, of New Mil. fo:d, will be s,lI al puhiic Auction 10 the h'g'les bitl-r, on the 2Ah day of sfarch instant, a, 1 o'ciocI in the afternoon (un,e>s previously disp)sel Of at private sale ., much nr the Real Estate nr Eli To Ia,c or New Mlforl, decsasei. as will raise inc sun of tw, th)uSanl f,ur hunlreI f,r,v dollars an 1 tilY twH n 1 a hllfcen,s. ioye,h CT with incl ,t charges of sale. Sale Tn fake place at lhe late yelling of sail ds cease in New Milford, terms made known at the tinr of sale.
 CYRTs rHROP)
 JEHfAL wILLI\Ns. GF'c" '"rS
 New Millori, MlTca 5sA 1877. 3wiss
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
READ THIS.

lFrom the Daily Evening BuI'etln]
 I, is no, our custom to puff Patent Medicines unless we know them tu be really excellent. = Having ourselves n knowledge of Dr. Wnnd's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitrers, and hay ing several friends w.lo have been benefited by their use, we do not hesitate [" recommend them to rhe pubic. Both SarSaparillA anl Wild Cher sy are articles of eManshed reputation in the medical world, and this preparation is made with grea, care, and appears 70 combine ali the medl. cinal qualities of both in an unusual manner Any one suffering from diseases of the blood. ill- digestion, or headache, would do well to give these bltters q trial.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
E'O .RiE INe Wr0vid.


 l un,il ron hay" fairly tested n' q ur.,Nrf tne ouali,i.s ot the following MEDiClH E,~. Wrdo not believe ln the rntalhliy "i n}lE,tr"e orr, bu; we d. believe tha, FALES'%i E!T TGi>~ . are equal 70 he hes' and superio n-4s-' A. cincs nt the day. Indeed we hN a'@ ''n "4etl- nc, Worm.and C"nsh ksc ~"eHt hS a.a"E. tainty and pen Sap'S> -'Ie"stS 'f ""ftt', e,- and or surpassed we we say to pIla.;s,: pI ;e .. i"ir trial. and then judge for yourselves.
 TALES. CATHARTIC LozENGEs Are prepare d from a variety oi vegetables. nre pleasan, 10 lake as peppermint. and are in,en ded as universal I'niy Catharrir; good in nl eases where physlc Is need. d. f.r men, womer. and children They operate throughout the who q system, cleansing the blood a n1 speedl, era irntug disease their ope ra lion is easv and thoruugh-Duse from , lu6.
 TALES WORM LOZENGEs Are safe and sure remedy for Worms. and children love them; in fact the, are worm me dIcine that cannot be surpassed for safety, cer tainty and p'easaptne.s combined 'rhnusal d> "i persons die win worms here the cnuse is a", suspected: starring in sePp.ora ling the fee h. pnleness al the mouth. sickness al the s:omnrh. pr"carons appetite and general fever, are some ot the must common symptoms.
 TALES COUGd LOZENGES.
 We do not pretend that th. sp Lt,zs aeea will cure seated consumption; but the, have c.:;@; numerous persons wh" were considered in the first stages of consumption, also many cases of Asthma mPh,hisic. s.ine "f many ycars' sand. ing. They are g'od in all affections "i the lhr"a, aud hugs. as hma. coughs colds. .hr"nr h,us, ,Sc,
 TALES DYSENTARY LORENGES Cure Dysen'ar,, Drarrh"ea, and all Boa .I ('o m pl"in:s Ofch'ltirrn and adults. Take them sir ci. iy according t"l!irectons and they wills ldon, t ever tari torure.
 FAYLE'S CYPRIAN HAIRTONIC.
 F"' Pr's'rr ng ond Restaring khr Roir.
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 TOR.
 This article IS altogether safer and nreGero,,o "' us" than arssnIr; tue raiS and mice on, :; m"re readily, and they are ror s,,IikeIv ,, d., 'hr hn'iding. n wili rxtermi, a,e nll r.ts ' 'T i"'re that Fnt of 1t, and they en, it readily if r"f on s"nr'hIn" they hke and nnr in If cir a nv. " "pera'es aS Saw PHs"n. Il,el are une,sv, wander abon' Ihr6 "r f''ur ra ys .r ", rk Ee ,. Ihev d'e; f'r ihIS reason Ihev Sel,inm dir ;S ,I ] 'u'din9. One h'x is considered suII;c;o,,, 't N SS6S SS' an ordinary fulding cl, ar a ear, rr;c. 50 cents. '~'' ANVe F'T sale hv Druggists and Traders who I.. |
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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
From the New.Bedford Reoister.l

lFIOIH Ile NcW'DeuIuTu hegiSttGJ
 Dr Woods Sarsnpnrilla and Wild Cherry Hi. hrs-TLe responsibility of gentlemen in ,hs town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits, within their personal knowledge, derived h"m, the use of this compound ot otsarsnparilla and wild cherry, is such as to put to Fest all doubts ns tn the value of these extracts to those suffering from Dyspepsia, ,IaundIce, Indigestion, lleadarhe or scrofuluus d seases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
HIRAM JACKSON.

MAKES this opportunity 10 inform his GUS L toners, and the Public in general, that he ls removed his DYEING ESTABLISH. LENT, six doors west of the Court House where he wilt be prepared to color and clean 'll kinds of Clothing and Dresses of all colors Also-Clean;ng and Dressing of Hats.
 LuChG s.d, Nov. 1915.