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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
LETTER FROM DAVID CIR AHAM, ESQ.

II David Graham. Es1 If New York CITY.
a strong friend If CLAW, who has all ale ng ex-
perieaced difficulty in making nm HE mind
- vote fnr Gan Tavlor. has. since the reeep-
tion If the laai letter FIRM, Cen TAYLOR. writ.
n, letter to the N. Y. Tribune. in wAieS T..
fallv aad em,hatica!iv declares his satisfactinn
with the snun lness IF the Wing nominee We
vanture n nredirt. that between now and the
a,v If -!cctior there will ne Tnanv p"rson
who will omen his eves IN the f"llv ri rnrsn,ng
q cnmrs,. which wonl! o7lv bring about the
re.ult he mnst m"at heartily denrerate.
The following il The en- i,sior If The le'ter:
New Yoax. Sent. 1f rays
IN that letter. I understood him tn place
himself distinctly mpon Who ground. He
avo,vs himself IN hc decided Whig-d"rlares
in eff,ri. thu, his Willingness tn accent the No.
ni1aiion If anv other partv wac not Designed
to irnnly a comnrnmiss mr. abandonment ri anv
of f,;s i,Avidnai oninions-and nrofesses that
bis ind"nenhonre 1T narts obligations exte"ds
M farther Than n exnsa"t him tr"m ~" "eres-
%itv ~ "l4via~ violent hands ;ndis"rimina'e'v
N-o, pnhlic nfFirors. crod "r had VIII" NAV die
far ~ o"in;nn irn,n him" NJ of "a fnvrine Con.
grnss nv the roer~in, NJ tho veto. 10 nass lave
n su;t rim nr n NEE n,no" This. he savs. 80
w',at he roes,s. .sbv mt beine rnr'V rnndi-
6n'e :" AMI this he nniers'ands az think cor.
rertlv. as hnirg 90 e,ch 'Vhio doctrine"
--sr>,aing az he does in THE n"sitnn con-
fess d. NJ. soe anv wev clear IN farther Mp
rrs;ng HE electi n. and regret r." leas n"w than
! have eyer DIN. that II wac arem"d ins' "r
v;s" sslitir :" lav asid" ~" goat Ch"'n"i""
~ the WIG marty and tie prinrinies. Fer that
ilIrs'r,cns c;fi>en I rherish venerati"n. ss"i~h
ro,Aarsi' n, ,r.inarv sarrif"o # "ersnnal f"ei-
ing ~ nv ~a-t N enroll r,vsnlf nrd"r the han
mr. ~ a,,.h"r laqd"r. Rnt r",'iZi"0 "a do
ard Ne ,rn.f evor shall an inh"xi'l" 6sv"-
3iaasn che cre.t conservative nrir"i-ies ~ that
ra- v a,A ,r ,vs"s" h,r hav. always fought.
a.d H..vn;r~ ~" v~~e,t avcw~is nf iia randi T.
6,t. Wv ttsS prsA;]Sr~o a s~'FiriAni asssiranr
tas. shns. --;a~;.,s~sw;r s''ffo- M dishorc- in
ne h,.a. 7 Inv" rnsn'v"d fr",r hc~~"fnr'h u
sr,,nr. ~. nonins'ions Of the Phladrlphi.
Cenv.rri~~.
! am. dear sir. w:'h "r",' -rs'"e'.
Vow csAt s".v,-t
OWN GRAHAM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Stationery, Blank Books. ia.

RICH & LOUTREL. 6l William street, NJ
Y. Importing and Manufacturing Stationerss
will sell at the lowest possible psicea. every
kind OF Account .'ooks for, Merchants. Bankk
Offices, Courts, county Clerks. and the Souih5
ern and Weslern trade. Also. Copying Pres.
ses. No,orial p,esses, Manifold Letter Writer'S
Gold Pens, Envelopes, Writing. Drawing and
Wrapping Papers. and every other article sold
by Statinners. will he found in grea, variety %
very cheap prices, at No. 81 William S,reeas
New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
New York Fall Trade,
'848.
To Country Meohants.

VKYHE UNDERMINED MERCHANTS,
Il Manutact ure,s, aud importers. respectful
" invite the attentihn Of Merchants visiting abe
City, To their extensive stock Of Goods, which
viii Dc found unsurpassed in This Or any Other
market, aud wilt offered at the lowest market
prices. 1880 b.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Diaries for ISA9.

NEW Improved Styles Of Daily Mem. Bookss
containing space for Melnorandnms for every
day in the year, lnansc, Interest Table. SC
prices .. 4. 8. and s sh,i:ings each, large
discount TO dealers. Order sent by mail Of
express. s~,.
FRANCIS s. LOUTREL. II Msidea Lane.
Blank Books. Papets aud Stationery, ajt
kinds sold cheap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
ROOkbiMdina.

sTEE suhsc, iber hegs to announce to The
Z Literary and Reading community Of Wa
rrbuy, and the Surrounding towns. academies,
lie. that he has opened BOOK RiNDERY Enr
The bindings Of Periodicals. Law Books. Music,
ind scellaneous works, etc. He will furn-
sh any kind of binding, eAeop for cash. and in
NJ good a sivle as can he bound elsewhere.
samples If different styles Of binding NAV he
seen at The Binderv, No. 3 .Sc"vill ct. General
patronage snl cited. A. BRAUNFEl.S.
Waterbury, Sept %. 1S4s. 2O-6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Cold Pens.

SPENCER & RENDELL. Marbtaefuaess
Of Guild Pens, at 10 Broadway, corner Of Mais
den Lane. N. Y. Also Dealers in Gold and
Silver Penholders and Petcils.
NIB. The highest priminm was swardeA
the above finn at The last Fair Of the AmeriA
can Institute, N, Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Fancy Goods.

STEEL, Goods. Re ,ds. Bag and Purss Ci.sps.
Taassls. :, inYs, Slides. Backles. S,'ags. &c..
8ult,ns' Combs. Bruehss Spool Cett n. Needles.
P,ns. tooks and Eyes. Hair Pins. Elassies.
I - make Cord, Ladies Patent Ee her end
Cob g. . with great variety Of Ss.sr " wasSs.
60. Ill rheap fos eoe4 ~.
= UIM kklUiir xSCoAUr Street. Up staita.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

ON the 6.h Of Ser,emper. foil
&NA sig q sOrrei Mare she has whsle
- enk on the forehead, and IL past mid.
die age. Wb''ever will return anid Mare,
.,r give information where she can be
fUund. shall be suiiabIy rewarded. 80
n aAMUML d. PAGE. h
Lisebdeld, sepG lisb, 1885. 3~l8
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

nsPA meeting cf the Directors If the
Phoenix Branch Bank at Li,ch6eld. on the
9TH inst, There, Bsaeh, Esq, was re-elected
President. G. +. Davis, Esq Cashier, and
D. =. S~veo~-, ESQ. Attorney.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
New York Gold Pen Marufactors.
25 John Street. New York.

BEERS & CLARK woi1 d invite the attens
,ion 81 draiers in Gold Pens to their assoffS
meni. Their prices for good pens are consists
cradle lessthan these al other manufacturers
They are the sole agents tor Craytey's Imprds
we'd Fountain Pen and the French FopnlaiA
Gold PENS
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
The New York Stocking Factory,
lO4 BoWerY.

RANKIN g. RAY, Importers, Manufacfur-
ers. JOt,bsrs and Retailers Of Hosery,. Under
shirts, Drawers. WOODEN Yarn. dsc. Partcu-
dies and Gents Mev,no. Woolen. silk aud Cot,
ton Undsr Vests, Pants AID Saeekings VI every
AlZU.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
William f. Brown,

MANUFACTURER III the ne& a, a imptoA
we'd "Rsown Penn warranted in every Frspsct
equal if not superior 10 the old Brown Pen,A
W. +. B has been In tfs esaploy 81 Me Levi
ssli that h. can make AZ good . Pen ss any in
market. and be hopes BY stsict atsention 10
his business to merit share Vi public patron.
age. No. Little Green Street. New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
New Piaao Forte g. Musical Estab-
iishnaenf.

ANDRE e. CO, Ma. .4a7 Bsosaway. Nss
York. Piano Fostss u ali tho bsst n'akess q
Manufacsurers' priees. end wsffsntsd. Sole
Agents f.s liEsRf HERs's Celebrated F4ancs and
PiANINOS. Fors.yD and Aassr'caa Ma-ic
always on hand. Ie.a sa4 v5 "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
William Danlop's st. Adams Veg

William Danlop's st. Adams veg4
etable Backing and Inks.
MANUFACTURING EMPORIUM, No. 40
Gold Street, between Jehn end Fulton, city d
New York, Tin Boxes and Canisters in endk
less variety, by machinery, superior to the
best, cheaper than the cheapest. Also, Drugs
gisis' Tin Ware in general.
FRASER s. EVERlTr, Sole Proprietors.
Paper Hangings, Wiadow Paper
and Shades Manufacturers.
w. G. MACKAY& CO,No. 400 Pear strees.
N. Y invite dealers in the above articles to
call and examineStheir stock, comprising .
LARGE and varied assortment of ali the different
s,y les and qualities. which they are selling AZ
OF appoved short credit
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Trimmings.

D. A. BOOTH. Importer. 100 William s,reet
New York, has just received the newest styies
OF Fr'nae.. Gimps, Buttons, G'rdles,. ZephyS
Worstei, Cor.is, Tassals. Drapery, uad Carnage
Trimmings. etc. etc. Also, viii % received the
most fashiona bic Styles by steamers, through the
season. Offered ny the case or otherwise.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

uOn Saturday morning Lass, the hill
of Gushen aud Warren were white with
snow.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
WHITMAN G. PIERCE. Iudpe

The subscribers give notice that thev shalt
meet at the house If said deceased. In said
Canaan IN the LIST Tuesday Of Nove.ni,er and
Feb, uarS next at 10 o'clock in the fove noon,
on each OF said days. for the purpose OF atten.
ding on the business of said appointment.
HARVEY LAWRENCE. / Commis-
ERASTES P. ALLYN. sioners,
All persons indebted to said Estaie are re.
quest-d to make immediate payment to
HAN LEY DUNNlN's, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Lamps. Girnnsioles. Sd.

WILLIAM f. STOUTENBURGH,2 73 Green,
witch. between Warren and Chamber street,
"Hers for sale Al very low prices. Giran,ioles.
solar Tampa. Flowers Vases, Bronzed Candle.
sticks and Fancy Articles. Also, Tea Trays,
Silver Plat. d Casters. Tea Sefts, Forks, SC.
Hall Lamps. Table Cutlery. Hat Stands. a naw
article. with large assortment Of hoase infs
nishing 30 ds
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
) D..IrM.i ot Ncw MlIEls0, S.

D'St'Vt ~ view nBtu"u, 80
Probate Casr,, Sept. 4ih 1873.
Estate ut NATHAN BISHOP. iaie Of
New M'li''rd. in said district Decreased
'nrHE co.irf If probate for the district at
New M,lfrd. hath limited AMI aIi"w'
I'd s'x mon'hs frosn III: date hereof, for
the cr"diurs If said estate, represented
insolgens, In whirh 10 EXHIBIT their
claims therein: aud has appointed GE-
RADIUS ROBERTS, WIN. ). STARR.
commissioners ~ receive aai .xansilse
said claims. Ccriiiird bv .-..-
DAVID e. SANFORD, Judge.
The Subscribers give nnsIee that they
shalt met NJ iha late residence vt said
BSi,op. deceas"d, IN mid New Milford,
.M the fmsih day NJ January. and The
FIRST day OF March, 1879. all o'clock in
the "fern1On, On each %! said days. Em
the pu'pos" Of attending on the business
IT . I'D app ,inin-nt
/ GE .tRADUS ROGER rs. ! Com.nis-
w. s. STARR. ~. si.,m.rs.
All I9ra.,ns iGds.hled In said esiais. are
requested Ia make immediate paynlent
10 MILO (sEER, tAdnsinis.i
PvLLY PlsAoR. 3 Ms.cs-.
10 #3t , e. 5sn Swtn
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
: Dls,Inl II Canaan. s..

Disiiltt II Canaan, s..
I Probate Cont. Aug. 18th 1915.
Estate oi HENRY L. ROOD laie u Canaan,
in said District d-ceased.
FHE Gonrl nj ~Prohaie fas thu District Of
4 'snaass hath limited and allowed six
men, hs fi"sn the ia e hereof. tor the Creditors
1T said Estate, represented insolven', 10 which
l." exhibit their CLAIMS therei"--and has ap-
pointed Harvey Lawrence and Erastas P Al
Ign. Comm Issioners 10 receive and examine
said Claims.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
First. Premium Patent Rivifea
Sire rhed I Gather Rahds.

REEFS g. H0YT, (Successors to F. w. WoodsA
to whom was awarded Two Silver Medals, and
Three Diplomas, Tor tho best. .. three diffefs
ent State Fairs; Boston, New York. aud Sass
atoga State Fai,s.s In the joints, the Band yres
sent ainooth surface on both sides. Mansts
factory, e. and SO FsaRkfos, Street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Rolting Cloths.

JOHN II. PRATT. Importer and Who'ss b
and Retail Dsaler in new Anchor Bo;tng Cl,ahs.
NJ. s Sprace street. near the City Hall. New
York. $.t s-'F@,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Bagiey's Celebrated Gold Peps,

A. e. BAGLEY & CO.. 1S9 Broadway New
Ymk. Manufacturers of their Ever. Pcinted
Gold Pens, Patent Extension Cases, for Pea
and Pencil, and Pencil Cases, The tale saaa
Piled al Tie lowest rates,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
General Trimming Establishment

WILLIAMS BROTHERS, So John Street,
oppo lie Dutch Street. Importers snG Maniac
tnrsrs OF Berlin Zephyr. Canvass. Parerns. Firm
yes, Gin,ps, Cords and 1'asssls. Uphoisterers'
Trimmings constantly on hand and made " w.
der at the short. Ut notice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
TImbrellas and PArasols.

ISAAC SMITH q co. 2s6 Pasrl Street.. N.
Y, and No SewalI B vck. Bo.t,n. Wholesale
Manufacturers an Importers Of Un,brsllas and
Parasols IN. u. The Trade suppsisd with esery
material sr.,, - i. -. 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

MASS DIbblIlG!!
GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE
SPOiLS!-OPENiNG OF THE AUTUMN
CAMP IGN WITH A RUSH !-GRAND
RATIFICATION MEETING OF Mel
THEIR
TaylOr-CasS nor Van Buren,.
DUT a,temendous gathering. If the People,
ID al the busy " BEE HiVE." irrespective
81 Party, Sect, or rank embracing the Mat
lied, and unmarried, Yning. aud Old. Rich.
and Poor. al in iacs. who wish 10 save aheir
money, will sneet 10 .&t ',F e.
RATIFY-CoNFIRM- SECURE AND
DIVIDE. "
the most Astonishing. and wonderful bargains
in DIV Goods, aud Paper Harxngs. ever offer.
I'd in the State. Same Of the prominent sab
jecis, that will engage the attention # this
vast assemblage will be,
SUPERB FANCY SILKS. Fall styles.
SUPERIOR RICH Lastte blk. GO De
Rhine
MoHAiR TISSUES beautiful article.
MUSLIN De LANES, new styles and
cheap.
Cases Of Super 1hibef .Merin0Ps. Black
and fancy .a4pacas aud .hohoifS. at wonder
rui bargains @
Gait ms of B.och and Cnahnsire Shapls
Highland Mantle and Square do, Flannpls.
Blreched and Brown Coltoas, Paints SC at
Ruinnus Prices.
ALSO
Rich and elegant, Fresco, and common
PAPER HANGlNGS.
Curtain Papers, B.rdrrs, Fire Boards, Views
and Transparent Window Shades.
SAMPLES OF HOSIERY"
Silk Wrrp Aipaccas Il IS eta
Go. Common do al ~ Go. r.f
Red Flannels at i2l.2do.
Dark Prints 3 cts. ..f,..s s-sF d. p
Plaid CaHht, ice 10 aud l2 l-2. in . word
Bargains. without number .sahich will create
ss:onishynrnt, enthusiasm and. good feeling.
among all the people. This Mas Convention
will lie held daily. (SundA.s1 exceued) until
iurlhrT notice. al the ta'non. busy
"Bee Filve." r
9S5 Main 81. opposite tho Fourth Church.
Hartford conr. H.. -
Respectfully
t sSg, n or nm q mrs % xs-s.-v. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Manufacturer Of Tools by Steam,

+ DAVID B. pike. So vesey Street. Ne@
York, Manufacturer and wholesale dealer II
Ha,cheis aud Hammers. G various sizes AVID
quality; also, 4 great variety of Mechanics
fools, nc. All orders thankfully received,
and responded to w..h promptness and deAs
patch, ..-..,.s So. 3. 49, -.-s =, dr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

Playing and Visiting Cards.
GEORGE COOK, II Fulton Street, ManAs
tac,u.er Of Playing, Visiting, and Business
Cards. Quilts, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Notice.

TINE firm heretofore existing under the
/. name # MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE, IL
this dav bv fnui cal consent dissolved. II is de-
sirahle that al debts, dues and demands should
ne settled Immediately. Either It the tate
firm are authorised TO settle the same.
l.. o. MEAFOY, s
H P. TROWRRIDGE.
THE business will be continued by The un-
dersicneti. al tine old stand, where he may be
found. A general assortment of all kinds of
!,a,ts and Shoes, fresh from Market, aud at
very low prices Please call ard see.
L. o. MEAFOY.
Sept 18Th, iSlS. 3w19
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Umbrellas. Parasols, Parasolets, and

:, : luUC-t DtOBaCu DOIlCe &C.
HALL q BOHME, % Cedar NtTees, neal
William, New York, Manufacturers end Vice.
sac les 'ers. invite Merchants visiting the eitt
70 ca'l aud examine their stock. The goods arr
manufactured under the supervision OF one Of
the members OF the firm and are confidently re-
commented as better and cheaper lhan can -
found elsewhere. -. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

AEew days Onay.
S. G. IsA.TYDON Would say to
rhse who have NOT ct secured good likenessrs
of themselves or frien lie. tina, his room will he
ken, open ~ This pace but short time J. niger
LitchfiplI. %"pf. eth. 3w20
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
G. M. HOOK Err.

- UEN 10 may ~ future
h. TIE consulted in Lischfield,
1IID from the 18th n the 3Oth ~
each Month. IN Woodbury., from the
Isl 10 the fUfh in Gt,shen frsnn ~. 10 n
to the 18Th. Commencing Oci. LIST. is46.
IS ast'%+ Ills
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

hereby forbid, any one trusting Hen
10y Root ('nv Apprrntice.) ON my &c
cmnn,,or harborIng HIM "n penalty OF
the law.
JAMES L. FOX.
Goshen, MAY 8, l84S. ~3wlS
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Brushes and Bellows.

D. r. ToWNER, 296 Pearl Street. Manufaes
turers. and Offers tor slle 10 the ciiy aud cohnA
try trade. Brushes Of esesy description. Alsa,
smiths' Braziers' and Family Bellows. All
articles made by him are warranted VI The hest
quality. .s.aqs
N B.-M.chine Work and Extra Bellows
made 10 order al the shorteet a0iices
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
The "Ciark Brother g. Co." Cele.
brated Gold Pens, at Reduced

JAMES M. CLARK. M.nuiaciurrr, Ne. Is
Beekman Street, rear building. near Nassau
Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Upholstery Warehouse.

WILLIAMS & CO... 293 Pearl Street, fur
d..ors above Boz kman Street, New York. Cab
met Makers, Uphoistesers and Country Mere
chants in want 81 Curled Hair. Mos. Stinetrnf
Tow. and the new end superior article al Con
Fiusks. ia hales. for Mattresses. &C., can. q
supplied at the lossess possible prices, Ala
every descriptions 81 Mattresses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
N WATERBURY q
Fancy Paper Boz Manutae'
81 tory.

TN HE undersigned beg. leave 10 acqnaini the
Manufacturers at Waterbury and snTronrd.
Ing places. and these generally who are in want
&c extra gond PAPER BOXES, that he has re-
moved 10 NO. 3. Sc"v'il street. a1H hsvsnx e',-
larged his sccommoda ioas, will c"siinne 4"
make 10 order any kind Of common and :fancs
pape, B,xss et every descripsion Whatever. n
The lowest Prices, and al the sh ,rtest notice
possible $40 .rA --ss.. a..
ALSO-Sample Cards. NJ al kinds. made in
the best sssie, and handsomely gilt
He fns nks his aUmer"ns customers fnF their
kind patronage. and snlirits iis CONTINUANCE
and he will NV :" awe general Satisfaction, ~
in pUin, of durability. nessness add chrspness
his Fancy B"xes are mot ssrpsss~d, even IN the
New York market. FF go, s 4
A BRAUNFELc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

T1oR SALE al this cfic+-A His,.ay and
Il Censaingy 81 THE Kilbrarn Family nn this
Continent; Including copies Of aid Wnls. Bi.
ugraphacsl Sketches, Epitaphs. etc. A cepsnus
appendix eontsins exiraras ir.'m anrirn, -.
e0rds, correspondence relative to the ianilyin
Great Britain. extracts from British and A.
merican periodirals, together with letter BY
Prof. Gibbs oi Yale College On the origin and
meaning cF the word Kilbouvn. With Eagrss.
ingS. tS3 Yagss. Prizes O..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.-Atta upon tie Nor
nons.-lntolligonce has been received through
Mr. Shroader, that the Indians had murdered
number of the Mormon men, women and children
at the city of Salt Lake. 1t appears that the In
dians have resolved on attacking the Oregon and
Salt Lake colonies, and, if possible, exterminate
or drive them from the country. Six hundred
wagons loaded with Mormon emigrants, were to
leave Council Bluff settlement, on yesterday for
the Salt Lake colony; but, no doubt, have been
deferred by this disastrous news. Two thousand
PalcHees had visited Beeview in search of provi-
siOns.
Il is stated that the United States Gov ernment
train was attacked at Walnut Creek, by party
of Indians, and twenty persons killed. Parties
which have since passed that point on their way to
the settlements. make no mention of such an oc-
currence.-St. Louis RereiLe, Nay 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
AU IT IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, AND COM
MENTS ARE UNNECESSARY
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 2S,h.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2Sth, 1915.
Dr. Javne-Dear Sr:-I feel bound to the af-
licted 10 give publicity to the extraordinary eG-
fects of your valuable medicine.
have suffered for several years past with the
Liver Complaint, ard the train Of which follow
a complete prostralion Of tho systCm--so that
it was with great difficulty | could walk, and at
times was confined to my room. To add to my
misery, a Scroluous affection appeared in my
throat with Rheumatism in my arms, so that |
could not raise my right arm to my head. In the
hottest weather my feet and hands would ache
with the cold, and perspirotion hadaImost ceased.
now became afflicted with a dry hoorsc cough,
and gave up all hopes Of ever getting well. had
night sweas, and got little sleep, with fright
fn dreams and morbid headache. seemed to be
bordering on Insanity, and was denied all study
or mental exercise. | could not read a small par
graph in q newspaper without great difficulty.
had great soreness in my ST omach, which caus-
ed it to swell so much that | was unable TO lie
down, or even reciine, but had 10 be proppod up
in a chair.
| had the advice of somo eminent physicians.
and tried nearly all the remedies used in such
ses, but continued to grow worse, and It appeared
as though n speedy dissolution was taking place.
now heard of your medicines, and determined
to try your Sanatiye Pills. and to my surprise the
soreness left mo, so that | could walk about the
house. | continued to improve from that time.
Shortly after my wife called at your store, and
obtained bottle of your Alternative.
! After taking which and the Pills for three
weeks, there was a decided change for the better.
so that when | called upon you, you said that |
would get WELL and that your Alternative would
cure me efIactually. With no hopes, however, of
| getting well, | still continued taking your Altera-
! tive, until had taken the fourth bottle, when
there was a sudden change in my whole system
as though had got rid Of some great burthcn
and could draw my breath rs usual. My nerves
gradually became strong, and my appetite return.
cd.
1t has been about four months since | com
menced taking your medicines, and at this time
nearly every vestige of disease is erndicated from
nv system. ! am active, and nearly stropz
as at any period of my life. | have now gained
nine pounds in two months.
have good reason to believe tha tho use o
your valuable medicine, by the blessing of Coo
has saved me from premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBER,
Poplar, between Seventh and Eighth Streets
Philadelphia
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, an
sold on agency by --
r. STEVENSON, Druggist
Van Buren, Arkansas
And w. II. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
MI <<kFcrt Smith, Arkrsa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
Sale of valuable Lands and town Lots.

ssTzsa, SHALL sell at public auction TO the
ssss2sa highest bidder, at the Court House door,
SNfE7aS~ in the county of Crawford on Monday
--'s1@-- the Sd day of July next, it being the first
day Of our next Crawford County Court, the fol-
lowing described Lands and Town Lots, 10 wit:
The s offs. G. 4 section g. Il. n. I. 81 W.
s. of s. W. section 5, T. n. r. 81 W.
n. W. ! Of n. W. ! section 8, 7. s n. T. 81.
s. w. of n. w. section s, Il. 8 n. 7. 81.
e. of n. c. section s, II. 8 n. T. 81 w.
containing in all $50 acres. This land is situated
about 8 miles below Van Buren, on the north
bank of the Arkansas river and, has on it about
twenty-five acres of cleared land
Also the following lots STATED in the Town of
Van Buren, TO witt lot No. 10, in block No. 2,
on which is good dwelling house; and Lots No.
|. ., 3 and in block No. 4, on which are valua-
bic improvements.
Terms of sale one fourth cash down, and a cred
it of IL months for tho remainder, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security.
JESSE TURNER,
attorney in fact for the ProprietOrs
June 17th, l945.--l7 ids.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-17
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