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us nos all coin fhas glistcrs i,

NT husband. John Browning, having become
N'-A very Incorporate. aud his treatment to me
wac such that my health became very much i'm
paired, Therefore felt TO longer safe under hs pro
tectior. tn justice to myself ] was compelled to
leave and seek refuge among my friends. hereby
notify the ptbc not TO let him have any more spr-
us OF any KIND upon credit, OF otherwise as shall
plead the notice in bar Of all spcb debts contracted
by him. JANE BkOWNfN
June 10, fS47-2ts
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GOODS! GOODS !!

UUUIN UtUIIS
E>HE Subscriber offers to the public a good as
sortment of the following desirable GOODS,
suitable for the season, which will be sold low -
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BEREGES,
L-4tp.N,S, GLNGHyqJTS, PRINTS,
OWNETS, GLOVES,
III SIERY, Sc.
Also, a good assortment of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs,
VEsTINGs, HATS, SHOES. Doors, Sc, SC.
ALEXANDER S. HALL.
June H. lS47
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is again postponed to Friday the
23d day Of July next, at which time it will posi-
lively take place; in the meantime, it will be dis
posed of privately, and application may be made to
either of the subscribers, ~ c. Kinney, Esq,
Of Staunion and if SO disposed Of before the day
OF sale, due notice will be given. June IL.
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VIRGINIA Bath County Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, April 80, IS47.
James McCourt-P Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George II. Byrd and Thomas j. Rider-Defend-
ants.
IN CHANCERY
This cause is by consent referred TO Charles l..
Francisco, who is hereby appointed Commission
er for that purpose with directions that he ascer-
tain and state the consideration paid by the plain
tiff to the defendant, Thomas j. Rider, for the
Bonds in the Bill mentioned and that he also ascer-
tain and state the balance due upon the judgments
of James B. Campbell against the defendant, Tho
mas j. Rider, assigned TO the defendant, George II.
Byrd and make report thereof, together with such
matters as may be deemed pertinent by himself, or
required by either ofhe parties to be stated and that
said Commissioner is authorized to proceed in the
absence Of either party having reasonable notice of
his primary appointment or adjournment shall fail
to attend him.
copy-Teste.
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk
The parties to the above mentioned suit are here
by notified that shall proceed on the Eth day of
July, lS47, at my office at Bath Court House to
execute the above order of reference at which time
and place they can attend if they think proper with
such papers and testimony as they may deem ne
cessary.
CHAS. L. FRANCISCO.
Iuno ~ 1917
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NOTICE.

vENHE partnership heretofore existing under the
IL firm of PAUL s RIDGWAY, in Staunton,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and Josiah
G. Ridgway has become, by purchase the owner
of the Goods, Wares and Merchandise of the said
also of all debts due the firms of Isaac
Paul & Co., and Paul & Ridgway, and is also to
pay all debts due by the said firms except such as
may be due to the said Isaac Paul, or contracted by
the said Isaac Paul for the said firms.
ISAAC PAUL,
JOSIAH G.. RIDGWAY.
March 10Th, 1S47
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A FTER several months partial suspension Of
= n the SCOI0TSVII.LE LINE this winter.
we have again been stopped by drawing the.water
off the canal for few weeks-but all being now
in fine ORDER the Line will be in operation after
Monday next-departures and arrivals, as also the
fare, as heretofore. OK SNAPP.
June LIST, lS47.
p. S. wish to purchase few stage horses from
5 to years old-active, sprightly and of good
size, bone and muscle GK-S
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r E MO V A T..

Y>fiE subscriber has removed his store to the
New House, on Main Street, opposite TO MIR
Cushlngs Confectionery and two doors West OF
Mr. Benjamin Cawford's Store, where he will be
happy TO see his friends, and is prepared to offer
them general stock of
I'D & = 600 So
GROCERIES, H.4RDTY.aIfE, HATS,
caps, BOOTS, SHOES, Sc,
at as low prices as they can be bought for in the
county, for Cash. Country Produce, or ON the us,,-
al time to those who pay punctually.
Being averse to the system of putting and the
trlokery of trade he will endeavor TO substitute for
them spirit Of accommodation, fair dealing and
low prices.
Persons sending orders for goods may rely upon
getting the article sent for good terms as they
could If they were present.
A. S. KINNEY.
June s, lS47.
L. S.-FOr number of articles see small adver-
tsementS.
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III Z n r Y 3 A r. E
TAILOR,

AT THE SIGN OF THE BEAR,
WOULD barely announce to the public that
W after winter not barren Of employ, he is
now out WITH the latest
Spring and Summer Fashions,
and desires persons wishing neat fit in their gar,
rieuts to give him call at the 'Sign Of the Bear
where he hopes TO be able to render complete salts
faction TO all. So those who are now bare need not
bear that baroness. tor he is not only 'ready - but
willing at all TIRES TO render such aid to bare man
as will prove to him that he is not a Bear, but
barely informing the bare where they eau be served
Stauntou, MAY 81, 1917
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From the Rev. Charles Cooke, of the Methodist Epi
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The EsTH3sAgrpfh'S Pills

A RE entirely vegetable, and made on those prno
IA pies which long experience has proved correct II
IS speculation when they rcsorted to in sick
for they known to be the best ceanscrs Of the
stomach and bowels and in all dyspeptc and bilious
ses they are the great blessing Let every family keep
these Pills in the house IL faithfully used when there
is occasion for medicine, it will be very seldom that
doctor will be required. In all cases Of cold cough or
these Pills.
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FOR RENT.

'T'HE subscriber will rent or sell the stctes
House lately occupied by Eiliey g. Lorew, 10
Greenvie, Augusta County. The house is largo
and convenient, with good cellar, and could bs
converted into dwelling.
JAMES ". LILLEY.
June 10, 1875
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Cash. Physicians are invited TO give me a call or
send an order and feel assured they will be salts
fled with the article sent, and the price.
In addition TO the Stock Of Medicines, are various
Fancy Articles, Combs, Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushes, Nail and Comb Brushes, large assert
ment Of White-wash and Paint Brushes, at reduced
prices Also, Copd, Japan, and Black Oil Har-
nisb, SC. SC. f.. BERKELEY.
.Staunton April Is 1917
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BEWARE OF OoUNrnRPEYTs

The genuine Brandreh Pills can be obtained at DE
follo,cng places:
William Kyle. Stanton; w w King, Waynesbo.
rough William H. Bell ChuEchvillc; p. a. Hciskell,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrcc, Par
qassus II. Mcsscrsmith, Mt. Scion Tyre Maupp.
Mt. Sidney; James NJ. Stout New Hope; D. &. w,
Whiimore, Mt Meridian y. r. Graham, Grccuvillc ;
Jas. $: Guy, Dccfhcid; McGnfEin, & Co., Midway
Col. W. ii. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co. John u.
Dickinson, Millborough Springs; Crawford, & Go.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller Cedar Creek ".
VI Douglas, Mt Solon Hobb & Taylor, Valley Mills.
June 3, 1Si7
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AIS ACRES,

with good LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn and necessary out houses and good Orchard
on it. The land is in good state of cultivation
Ito acres of which are cleared.
TERMS.-The terms one half down, the
balance in twelve months. All information desired
will be given by JOSIAH G. RIDGWAY.
June IL, lS47. rDem COPY.
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HIGHLAND LOTS.
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

THNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders in the
4 Stanton and James River Turnpike Company
will be held in Stanton on the 18th inst 1t is
expected all who are interested will attend.
JAMES BELL, Pres.
May Is, 1917.
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LAND AT AUCTION.

I'm the 2Sth of this month Ounce in front Of the
~ Post Office, will be sold at public sale the do
sVable FARM belonging 10 Isaac Paul, about
three miles from Staun,on, containipr
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SP RING SUPPEY.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

HAVING Just returned from the
- North with FRESH STOCK,
\ now offer to my old customers and the
public generally, every thing in the
Drug Line, on the most favorable terms.
Having selected the various articles my
lseli, feel confident in being able to fur
lnlsh such as are genuine. I am willing
to sell on the most reasonable terms to
= punctnal customers hut still inuor E,,
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Plan OF Els:

Stanton, May 81, lS47.
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Just Received.

m BOXES fine sun cured Tobacco, superior
V article. said TO be the best ever offered in this
market; forty boyes assorted Brands Of all qualities
all o. which will be sold extremely low.
G. T. COCHRAN g. co.
January 81 1917
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Just Received.
Wall Paper.

fC0 PIECES WALL Bordering and Window
Paper just received and Ror sale by
ROBERT C0WAN.
May 20, 1S47.
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N Office.
TO FARMERS.

EEAVING made recent arrangements for getting
Il produce TO the Eastern Markets at very mo
derate charge, we will at all times pay the highest
prices.--A liberal proportion will be paid in cash
COWNE s. DEAKINS.
June 10, 1S47.
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&XRaF XeED

June 10, 18l7.-4t
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BOARDING.
CASTINGS.

nNE ton assorted Castings, such as Pots, Ovens
~ Kettles and Bakers, in store and for sale by
June IL, IS47. J. G.. RIDGWAY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
TIA n. TINS
20 RME IL RIAREfw Il
r,oCKE'S)
PREMIUM COLORED
Photographic Z ikene sses

MIR. M will remain in this place for short
Nl lime. and will execute Photographic Like
nessess by the Daguerreo'ype process, In supe-
rior style, possessing anne COiOfS Of LJe ana
,cnrrdafpd to eiUe Satisfaction.
Having made himself acquainted with all
the latest improvements in the Art, he is
prepared (viih the nse Of different and supe-
rior article OF Chemicals and Gliding, ny which,
the impression receives perfectly cieT and
natural appearance. and is made permanent
upon the Platp.) to do work which snail com
pare with any done IN the cities. His mode OF
operating being the same as that of the princI-
pal Galleries in New York and Boston. and en-
tIrely different from those who preceded US.
lie wpuld say to those who have pictures
taken BY the old method which are either faded
out, or unl,felike in color, &C., that he will
lake them in EXCHANGE FOR NE "
OWES, or find new plate and put them up
into the cases at reasonable prices.
Groups Of from two to six taken with all the
dslnctness of single picture.
Likenesses OF children taken with much sue
cess. Also. Likenesses taken from FANNY
Portraits which look more natural and liteIike
than the Painting.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are solicited to call
and examine specimens, and sit for tteir Like
nesSes. if they choosr. nv way OF experiment.
{Iy-Likenesses t0kPn in oil kinds Of ,re0ther
Rooms lst building west Of the Congregation
al Church
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Escape Of Prisoners.

The three prisoners arrested recently at
Springfield, for picking pockets, robbing MIS-
Sigourney Of jewelry, &C., have been confined
in the Jail in this city for the past two weeks
This morning Thursday, at about o'clock,
they lett their close quarters by aid of the key
of the main prison door, which they picked
from the pocket Of the assistant jailor as his
coat hung upon the wall.
The facts, so far as we are able to get them
are as follows. Mr. Morgan, the jailor, is alb
sent in Litchfield. attending TO the examination
oil prisoner. Mr.. Spaulding. his assistant,
came into the rkshop about half past g.
clock this morning, changed his pantaloons,
leaving the key to the main door of the prison
in those he took of, and throwing them across
the table at the head of the prisoners cells
He then went into privy at the lower end of
the cells. As soon as he went in enc OF the
prisoners came out OF his Cell, which was at
the head and near the place where Mr.. Spanl-
ding changed his pantalonns He took ~ a
newspaper, which lay near the panta looms
looked at it a moment, and then Disappeared
MS accomPllCeS were III the WtSl Tow ol
cells, aud the main door is also on the west
side.
Mr. Spaulding returned in a few nome nts
took his seat and tapped shoe, which prcu>
pied about half an hour. At this time Mrs.
Morgan discovered the key in the door, and
the door unlocked. She at once called out
6 Mr.. Spauldiug where is your KEY - He
sprung to his pantsloons, exclaiming, " 1t is
gone thnse touse-thieves have got it and es>
capped !" and so it WAS. The three were Miss
ing, and have no, yet been retaken.
They were seen near the Railroad Shop,
and by some students near the College. They
probably went into the woods, having full
half hours start
One of them has dark, and heavy whiskers
with large car under one cheek. They had
no coats. but light shirts, with checked collars
and wrist bands. Oae had on dark pan:aloons
the other checked.
The sheriff has offarpd reward of 800 for
their discovery -Ha,tf0rd Times
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
New York Cattle Market.
Monday. JulY 26.

Monday, July 26.
At mar ct 1900 Beef Cattle. (nll South
ern.) 20 Cows and Calves and 300 Sheep
and Lambs.
Beet Cattle-The warm weather has
made no farther unfavorn BILE impression
upon prices. which, with an active res
quest, remain firm at from $6 to 81 per
cwt. About 100 head remain uGsold.
Sheep and Lambs-The market is
plrnltully supplied, but prices remain
very firm; with Iolerably brisk de-
mand. We quote Sheep at from $l,25 to
So Is to $3.50, and Lambs 81 to 1915
J0urnaI of Commerce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Certified from Record,
G. + SEDGWlCk, Judge.


At Coult OF Probate held at New Milford,
and tor the District of New Milford. on
the 18th day of July A D 1877,
Present, Daniel b Rrnsmade. Esq Judge OF
Probate for the adjoining district OF Washing
ton acting as Judge of this court. because d.
Z. Sanford the Judge OF this court is one OF the
acting administrators IN tine estate of Oliver
w. Pickett, late of New Milford, deceased.
II STATE of Oliver w, Picket, late Of New
IL Milford, in said district, der eased.
ORDERED, that the administrators exhibit
their administration account to this court foi
adjustment at the Probate Office in said New
Milford on The 26th day of July, 1917, at . O"
clock in the forenoon. And that all persons
interested in said Estate may be notified the. e.
OF, the adlninistra tors will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper printed in Itch
field, and to be posted on public sign post
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwalt, in said New Milford. and in two other
public places in said New Milford.
true copy OF record,
DANIEL B. BRINSMADE, JupGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth.
within a nh Eor the DiStr;ct IF piyro,,, l.

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for the District of Plymou h
on the Sd day of August, A. D. l847.
Present. HENRY B. GRAVES. Esq. Judge.
ON Motion of Samuel T Salisbury, truss
tee on the estate of A. B. Curtiss, an assign i,
ing and insolvent debtor, within said dis
trict.
THIS Court doth appoint the 18th day of
= August next,at three O'Clock P. NJ, at
the Probate Office in said district, for the
hearing, allowance and settlcmen; of the
Administration Account on said estate--and
doth direct said trustee to give public notice
to all persons interested in said estate, TO
appear, II they see cause, before said Court
at said time and place 10 be heard therein By
posting said order ofnotice on public sign
post in said town of Plymouth nearest the
place where the drcaased last dwelt, and by
advertising the same in a newsra per prints
ed in Litch6eld, in Litehfeld County.
Certifed fhom Record.
~ HENRY B GRAVES Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

NOTICE.-Mr. MARTIN would inform
the citizens of Litchfeld and vicinity that
he his Rooms will be kept open for the
purpose of taking
DaguerreOtyPe Likenesses.
until after the sitting Of Court, which will
be the extent of his stay in this place,
owing to arrangements for going else
where.
Litchfeld, July %, l947.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday JUN 26ih IS47.

At Market, go Beef Cattle. IL Cows
and Calves. l6yokes working Oxen. $500
Sheep and Lambs, and about $40 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra, $7,-first quali>
~. 80 5O-second anu third qualities;
1915 to 6,25.
Working Oxen-Sales made at $76,
and $S5.
Cows and Calvps-Dull. Sales ran~
gel from 1923, to 1927, 1913 and $40.
Sheep and LambS-Sales of old Sheep
at 81 ,62, to $l.75, So IL and $3.50.
Swne-At wholesale. 5 for Sows and
for Burrows. AT retail, from 6 tot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
DOcf. tS"hert 70. EHesger's
CLOSAEDNsAN
or
ALL-HEALING BAISAM

~ HdhE cFDECEPIIO.h'S FR.4{ry1
\ N Advertisement having made iIs apnear-
1 n ahc" IN this paper, stating hat nv gtnu-
Inc olosaonian WAS fer sale At various piac,
VI LIchheld county, The public are hereby in
'"'lh'o tha' nay genuine preparation is only io
De found III one sized bottles and those large At
~ per bottle, and that the label on the sara
feaoS Doctor Robert Folger's 0losaonan or
All Healiag 5asdm, and my name is signed ar
he bottom with Den. The spurious atti, lie
IS put up IN much smaller bottles is wrarorI
IN salmon colnred paper, and nv ful name is
not found on the top OF the label The snnr.-
nns article alluded to | never prepared and
nave nothing TO do with.
Agents Tor Lltchheio County A. c. Smith,
Lnrhlie'd; LathropS Bradford Woleottviile:
nathaniel Smith, Tnrrington; Alvord & Bro
Tiers, New Hartford; f S. Woodford WIN.
sled T., q Lawrence & Co. Norfolk Oliver
Ames' Falls Village; Finch & Kellogg, West
Cornwall George II. Chase, sharon, Gregory
Co, Kent.
ROBERT y. FOLGFR, NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Al IA Court of Pyobate holden al Plymouth
within and tor the District OF Plymouth.

Alta Court OF rebate holden al Plymouth
within and tor the District OF Plymouth.
on the 81 day Of August. 4. D ls47.
Present, HENRY B GRAVES, Ju lge,
ON Mntien the Trustees On the es,ntt.
~ OF Coley. Bradley and Gu. assigning
and insolvent debtors, within said district.
This Court doth appoint the 18th dry of
August next, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ at the
Probate Office in said district, for The
hearing. allowance and settlement of the
Administration Account on said estate
and doth direct said Trustee to give pubs
i'c notice 10 all persons interested in said
estate. to appear (if they see cause) be-
fore said Court, al said time and place,
to DO heard therein, ny posting said order
OF notice on apublic signpost in said tow,
OF Plymouth. nearest the place where The
deceased last dwelt. and by advertising
the same in newspaper printed in Itch
field, ID Litchfield County.
Certified from record,
l93w HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Book ami Peri0Iical Agency.

VI ME undersigned having established him
-LsAself as Book agent in the great Literary
Mart Of the Unlon-New York-respect!nlly
tenders his services to the inhabitants Of Itch
field, aud the public generally, with assurances
that all orders committed to his care will be
pr omptly attended to and forwarded per mail
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York, and mos,
ofthose issued from Philadelphia Boston, &c
The Foreign Magazines, Blhckwood's &c.
furnished at publishers prices, Also new [oi
old1 Books, cheap Publications, Engravings
Music, sc by whomsoever published. Most
OF the new Publications Of the day can be for.
warded by mail at very trifing expense, and
ony sum from 10 10 cents upwards, can be
safely transmitted through the same medium.
All orders should be addressed
VIM. PATTON.
Graham's Magazine Office, New York.
REFERENCES
" W B. T. P eI1nsn' }New York.
H. w. Saltonstall, Meriden, CT.
{ { S = G s:;:sf e., }"''s'''',, Ct
Gen. R. C Abernethey ! Wolcotville
Geo. D. Wadhams, Esq. CT.
June 26. 1S47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

WE the commissioners above named give
notice that we will meet 10 attend 10 The
duties of our said appointment at the
house of John A. Shepard in Norfolk on
Monday the 9th day of August next, and
on the 18th Of December next at o'clock
P: N, on each of said days.
All claims not presented within said
ime will be barred a recovery.
AMOS PETTIBONE, J Commission
JAMES G. SWIFT, ers.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payme Mt
to JOHN HUMPHREY, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

UThe Railruad Bridge over the Hou>
Satanic will be a very handsome and i'm
posing structure. l, will cross the river
about 100 rods above the Washington
Bridge. In length it is to be l076 feel
and the elevation above low tide, we he
iirve is 29 tec,. I, will have a 'nrn tatlt
d'aw, giving an opening of 90 feet, in
width on one side OF the pier and some
40 on the other. THIS is sufficient for
purp s-s Of ntvi CATION. About so men
are now at work in laying ie foundation
OF piers, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

AT Court OF Probate holden al Shupo .W4thIt
and for the District If Sharon, on the l6ll
day OF July A. d. lS47;
Present Charles F Sedgwick, ESQ.,, Judge.
ENIlIS Court doth limit the time tortho
creditors OF the estate OF Charles V"l
Dusen, late Of Sharon, wlthiL SAID die,tlc
deceased, to present their claims against
the estate OF said deceased t. jane Van
Dusen, eXecuriX, to six months from date
--and doth order sud eXccuir,x tu give
puElic notice thereof, by publishing this
order on public sign post in said Shar>
on, neart 81 the last residence of the s. id
deceased, and in newspaper printed III
Lllchlield.
Certified from Record,
G. + SEDGWlCk, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
MARRIED..

In Woodh ury, July 28rh, ny Rev c.
:. Putnam, William Churchill, Jr., and
Lucy C., daughter of Augustine Averill,
all OF New York.
In New Haven. July 2Sth, Huntington
Lyman, Of Northampton, and Julia Strong
Dwight, daughter of the late Timothy
Dwight. Esq. of New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

The necessary, direct, ana specific action
on the Affected parts, requisite to overcome
aud eradicate vital diseases, is the gleal and
desirable object in all preparations for their
cure. Bat this is great difficulty, and
only 10 be overcome by perfect knowledge
and experience OF those rare plant possess
ing these effects The native Indian, who,
from his habits and necessities, observes
from his earliert years the properties o
these plants, is surely the best calculated too
concoct and presrvs them in all their efcien-
cy for remedial use. Brant's Indian Con-
sumptive and Scrofulous Medicines are thus
compounded, as is further illustrated in
another column. IL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

NewNlod
Lchfeld
New York cik SUNDAYS excepted)
road New Milford and by chh'd about O'Clock the
York 1913 Good horses and change
New Milford Ithfeld will
dispatch
B, and Saturday
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