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Passengers Arrived.
CaLvrsToN-Bsrk NoruubeTa-J Hamilton, J stanli
Passenger sailed.

isn sSG s fcc. sSs aTsn ,S% Nsy
and S,ry.ht, Heath w@ isop and two servants Il Ny
p: S"'i s5.IS wsns Sosa cas.ds
h1.9dS K' wd, SuEr merrill B,Tp,,sn y.,.,
Ard hanrhIeyf. Z I Dickson Tree Agssl D whitney o
DcaS Philip Lshdi.h. = Resshisaia ! Marks. pei,
Tas y;,sEIsh Jones, BUGS. SNYDER s9ydsr
Drenigol,, wE Pyvers samuel Wright Anthony Bar
Der. samuel T9rher srs SUI der Me. Bisscas MORT
mtr. Mnsksry Mortimer aud terysn Sen Maria Duvault
w% Bgi HtA Isudsa RsSaTI ssSs Daa
prsdfss samUe s6s9Tsrd VA ps.csa nsr,. sassn.g
hiIsI, Willy wn s,sal'y,, JcsS's" PfoS.cr, ssnS.
J,h% slnJeI,; Nhi'%oIo wh!%o5s, G,sEss Oar
S.; w" r sss'inn WIN b,n9sss bennett
ys.srh Br9sn, Joh2 Brow, chsTs. wel.sr,, " Sim
NJ rsThfs F,a J.s puss sa@ chss.op Andre.
FJ saas s. . s s%S ssn
Combs smith, HoPlih,i DIV Ter, Q " raft' "a,
swsher 40, s.ston. n Clements. fred Bls@samer.
xSs Snai Be- Sa .u
hi1s' ard eIyss Thos EpIer'9n aad servant VIM Mecis
,nS Sr The. S4., faqT'a,, JHS
s ss zines Benz kieaanSaf Sol GSsnsT, The. ssss
,h L,ion Sps s, s%,ie Ezra L,nsin. wn
dr. kP Lsiton chas Mcclure; Lsyls sar,is M, Mary
e ".s 1 a. , ys h,,. s s, S.'i
fsrsl Two servants. l. Dunlap Bsylsy. kiss MI.
s Mr. P k js wS III cssS%s Jn,
servnnt-1's.
For Favtna-H Rolinson, " p Emdere. O Gaddum.
Jas Lowe. John Ferguson, Dackstone; Robbins,
Henry Mark Stone and lady, Mrs VIM Jones, Miss Ma
reig Jones. mad De Blanc Manuel Amat, Heir, Ha
Antique
san FrsNc,sco- ship Rowland from Boston Mr.. Eliza
beth Dresser hessrs Jno HennisOn, fOx Hugh nDosald
Alfred perina Dn Davenport. Lean, Roderck Lean
nC Davenport Messrs Otis hyrcs Tho Whittredge Al
bert fetng Jas webster, Rowland Webster Theophi-
ius Brswn, Edw Rolph.
san IEaHctsco-bark Chaicedopy, from Boston Ne.sr,
DAVID Dmcnd Hugh Early Patrick Rodsrham, Pedro Ly
ons, Ariel Coleman.
s.N FnsNcIsco-Brg Cey Ion, from Decentralization Long
Of Gostcui Berry Osgoot, jr, Of sOnervillo.
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de-. eoEyEss IsvIooRAEIEo cOEpIAL roR


~ Genital Debility lmrotencY Incontinencs 1ctat-
nal Emissions, ko Sc1hs Justly celebrated cordial
cOnsdcred the only ecac0us ronss Tor tase
mens Of body and mind caused BY early ndcrst secret
habits Of youth iBordukte iudulr-ncs % the
ripper The following some q the effects q ts vo
ttation dyT.rsa. pain in the head hnd d
OF vision, weskbtse OF the bach and lower oxtree
int ncy, ant total decay q virt, weak
~ memory and fer ucntal Application, descten
aversion 20 oceiy midy, self ID trust snd love q so
tude Young aud middle aged here learn Why they
and lssrewhy they osins tatr yesthfs apysarAaos
and viaor. This nvroratfF and fenoraug oords hasre
scored Of Tho have snorauty In 1rei he
sslves by se pollution. N Conn ends Of arsAnaria
does and other have sfo Ia these
No fiction and which often appsers IN wonderful
mar you would avoid the bsrGns canstio hs,ernr
pills and pow dera, &c, which usually rresorbod
purpose this Cordat ~ the opy anchor ~ hop1
tor You 10 without tkposufe hindraucs
hrsiness st home or travcllngant be restored. n n
Those Involuntary nocturnal emissions hoh harra
the nervous system the physical
mental exeror will he speedily renewed BY this cordial
MAfh this cordial contains opium, othas
mineral Offensive substance to inurs The
teot Each bottle OF the genuine has DR. Conyss nyif0
rating Cordial blown the as Price AZ per otie thrcs
bottles for 80 $40 the dozen, Or important remarks 20
the married and snfle With ample directions
each bottle sold Wholesale and retail BY j. o. FAY 10
futtn street lamp storcl Sun Duiidns New YORK.
BY Dr. ConNers a hs once No % Third avenue New York
N Bfersons In the country have the Cordial sud
letor Of advice carefully forwarded 70 them by addrns
above hotco-harred persons whose ccnjugal relations
have not teen rrodus i've, and those
soious Of ph seal inability above may
confidently eohs-l DR. Conver personally ~ letter
paid.
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.s.essaseassfs of Births Marriages snd Deaths ars
ssst inserted slsss duly authenticated asd paid for.
Married,

On the 9th inst By the Dew. Thomas II. Skinner,
Jr., ALEXANDER 4. DE- PUY to SARAH ELIZA +. BoRs-
SAIL, all Of this city.
On the 18th inst, at st. Andrews Church, Harlem,
by the Rev r. NJ. Abercrombie. LUTHER H. PAYNE, of
this city, to SARAH LOUISA second daughter OF Norman
Ssuires, Of Harlem.
In ColiHsville, III, OF the 18th inst, WILLIAM NJ
HARLOW, Of Cincinnati TO FRANCES J. GUEMsEr OF the
former place.
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NEW MEDICAL RooKs-A cnMpfRTE tactic Al

BUUNN--h fUN1TW1E FKlLTTLAL
work, the nature and treatment of private dsea@f
structures and ali kindred affections Of the urinary
illustrated by great nsmber Of beautifully oeOred
a. LARGE as life BY Homer Boitwiek NJ D. Large quartz
30 Tagea I'd edition. Price SS Extract from the Boston
hsdieal ard Surgical Journal" IL mar be said, f.sress
- he equal TO Records Actions work the
discs far superior anything Of the Kind
nshed int.i. county Author Of tho wOrh fssnisa
EuissiOnr ImJotensy, &C.. caused ~ improper katls
fouth edition IL plates. Frios e.. For sale the Pus-
lishsrs strineer Townsend ~ Broadway AID y tic
thor b1f
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nR RALPH. AurnoR or TILE mpRAcrInAL PM

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRi-
~ vats Treatise, Ne, ~ Green ich srOetOfice
apply the early will ,, surprised the rapdty
End little Inconvenience attending their N IL chiefly,
however those who have suffered from certain class Of
pie no car properly appreciate his seryioe In structure
ffcu m tret incipsu N ts advanced
ing ttsFt iron uncommon advantages and vry cBenvs
pfsctice he afford rapid easy md radical cure which
he hs rounds for stating can Be obtained non other
source in hmeusa.
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MEDICAL.

GEnn REwARD.-CRosssAN's SPECIFIC MIX
BOOI turc for the o. sonorrh0s' Ofa rem .diss
discovered for Tie above complaint this Ia the mos.
tain; IL rskss speedy ard permanent cvre without the
least restriction In diet drnf change IN spff
eshon 20 bytiness The proprietor eaengcs sinsic n
gOnnrrhWa 70 be brought which The
will under forfeiture Of $50 ksny cured IN
two dsys Sold At The Drug store y3 Broadway corner d
Chambers stree also 81 No 10 hstor H0use ITO Broad
way, aud 100 Fulton street. ocraer o. Willisn-
M EDfCAL ADYTCE-DOCrOR YOURSELF PRIVATE
l ~ fos cents ~ ueens Of the Pocket
EVER One HsO Own Physician IL no conhden al, silent
friend and private adviser enabling one 70 cenduet he
case W eucgessul termination. Twenty Edition,
with hundred tngraynss showing private diseases and
mslfonaons of the geneIstye system, IL shape end
form, BY william lesEs " D. The various forms Of secret
diseases seminal weakness diseases Of the posat gland
impsteboy, solitary habits Of youth faithfully de-
scribed and all the recpea giyea in plain language The
chapter Is worthy % particular attention, aod
should be read BY every Any sending twenty
tve censs enclosed IN letter Will receive one copy Of ths
dress DIR Wk YOUNG, l52 Spruce street Philadelphia;
sne for sale BY stngers Townsend. Az Brosdwsy, New
York City.
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Foreign Malls.

Foreign Malls.
~ ~. gh s,,s gSessi ZIP StdGn r Liverpool will
Letter Bag, q steamer isabc nAyss, viii close a.
s ssey, ohss .h, aiter9o n a. 10 f1inu; s,s1 clock
close 20 morrow, az 10 inutesto =, pm.
Sa: :, Vii a a l% sT SS jay q
P.es ~, si o :. steamer ohronS sr Rio Ja1sg' and the
Letter. left AZ the Herald Once will promr.
ss,s. Letter, can be prepaid At the above sos % any
LsrIrR BAGS q steamer Isabel for Havan, will ..s. al
Letter BAG. y "a fst shS s4eOu fsl vsrsss VII,
'i;,s - ,so,, ihi. DAY, a, h.lf-pas, u osloes.
doe, to-norrov. At Is minutes % s. Ps.
g, E., e i,s%TI Ersir; o io5 Pi.sua Kingston
Herald Marine Correspondence.
"a, r.iityn,apai,; Dec q iMEAr5iysd-srg Leader
ieseeni Afl,d EIsn, Colder, New Orles1E Gais. Rass
poeemeis RIVER Jas Loaaad Hail,st, Charleston WIN
Cissfsd- Brss En- prs erovei Boston IamAr,ino souI
caIesnss Sal Baker Boston; sehrs sally Aan. CLARK
W@ sovfy BAKER NV P6fs B.t:,, BssssssS dS
r1isceiianeous.
. AZ os sSTr s ss 81 s rs N We d S
and on the 10th some further particulars We
called he Rj Prince II, letter. s s SEsS ' We i maze
sRp Roys Prince Sats IRON I,orpps ap ass
orleans with 40 mEran, totally lot the
irupatsy is,ved and hs captain had arrived
srs ssss pro,Sns vessels to tsks TIE PASSENGER
20 their destination. There however no Trtah consul AZ
natter in hand. some Gnsaines were iSeiy TO arise for
% sSS. . S. SsP Fer :, ,.s. r,r,d cyd.
sati.hed Win ne els On midland some
ne trglsh tark Cameron, Capt Finch sise los, on
Afttt ~ ds,s out from laruna with 1900 logsood.
er,,s. VITO had all arrived a CsnpsAshy; :.
NV orsas, 'r.m rhad.phs, saw on tie gth inst bark
.rcs,a % sr.nish aIsre about ss mss 70 the north
scnoosSS Ri'aar6 X ~ Of ana for PerIsaS' S,h
Saigo potatoes and plaster went ashore az Cape Bsnry
caro- ia been abandon 90 tne osmmon.rs ~ ssa
and We sold Tor TIE benefit u al concerned on the n n inst
Nor~ieh or Boston ashore abreast Of Ipswich light high
soEooSsR Wv Hsp sarlr. Of cas,ine, (where from or
bouLd, not stated with lun ashore 10
crew ssved vessel isdiy steve ard espes,SS o 10 49,
host q . lumber SAID to be saytd although scattered
snsr JAvi Rosr from Boston for Buohii went ashore
sn s g,sfs on s,, n hSe Ipa ssd vii BE- total
tim, and Place Two Others names unknown, lamp
knohsr account states that part the Jsvss cargo has
been saved damaged and that The vessel will probably
scmp JOS BrI, Appegate. from Targer, bound 10 Phi
ieph' With cargo Of OYSTERS pu, into sorfoIk asa in
sns ,nCo Ss &c gale los, orss cpl, ~ msssa
Allow, sunrise, saw sehr, with loss Of jib.
wbsIemen.
Al Tsmts, Nov chss Carroll Nan, 20 81 had los, boat
A. 81 o., a. G,ny clay do go 'p; has been reported
ship Maryland, for Ne, orleans, Dec o. on Hole in tn.
Brs Rival Br..sr from Portland toot ls for San rra,
dnss, 3 and i,eR Boston tAas0 for San Fran
Foreign Ports.
from Bo'tor tApril sne SHIP Eclipse Cross ircn De-
ivS c1Iss, De, S-ssm. vessel, in per, As on the sa
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he; COOPER, "a DUANE sTRExr, Bhs, TOR rms
~ last fourteen yesr confined his prnctcs 70 the treat
Ment Of mercuus sns other diseases o. delicate
can cure TIE mos aggravated % this dsesss s1t
ncchstse.
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he. JOHNSON, NO. rs DUANE STREET. so WILL
- known IN the rsAtien Of delicate diaeasesThe Dos
tors r,putcn skill IN taose have
omitted or yoAs IN orain1Al Constitutional weakness
svyed N -four dNyu
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, Prom t the Alsany aysssins JovTnal;;l

DRooF !i-PROoF!ii-HERE Is PROOF CONCLUSIVE
that Dr. 8. r. Townsend's Sarsapara is the original.
The following is IRON Of tho most respectable papers
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SkhlkAL ,WkAkkfsS, IMPOTENCE, SC-DOCTOR
" RalIht Private Prsccst Tresse gives the only
treatment and with recipes for all the DIES
Of living and important information sa2 pp Prce
~ t,ost ,nssi.d g..
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aARITImE INTELLIGENCE
Fort OF New York. Dec. IS, Is49.

~: :ss . ..ss. s s"Ss x ss1s $
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NR NoRRIsoN rs COMPLEMENTARY rnNsuLrEa

TYR MORRISON Is coNPIDENrIALLY CONSULTED
- on all diseases Of delicate nature An extensive prac
ues enables him to cure without
cured fron three TO sis days No fee till cured STRUCTURES
sad esmip he Invariably his London
Diploma IN hs ofhee. 2pis Fulton street.
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TelegraPhic.
Bee general column for the latest Marine Intelligence
by Telegraph
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Cleared
aH Sas'S DsnA'm Dn0n
lsTi tysa aa%s
:1 .9s = S'a. XesS Prs
sehrs-B A Tufts Norton, Havana, Brett vOse: John
Ws' GIs1nsr SeySeIP sG GapsrSst Lacy Boston
Gardner DO; warren staHnara' New Haven. ''' D''''
Arrived.
ship Rsan Stevens smyrs Oct u.s. passed Gibraltar NGy
SPOKE Oct q on Cape Bon, Br brig hsnrys Is days irs%
sGT sSfss S9s S'S Fl ion u
:: s SsT 81 d s.s,
;.:;i5 e. lon H. ship
ss9 ssIaTgoTs Sot os.Sn hnarsy ,ts sHsasSs Pun
H hsb s % sfS sys MS
E s ps - s 49, 81
cola 10Th ,t 81 o. Ion z. spoke brig Kate Pendergast
ship JessOTe cobb New orleans. Is days. with mdso and
70 sGs eSn. ' srSfs Soy lon SSais
siT lfsss s. u sa:s. R R
and S11s ss NotSIIih Sas' days. with cotton
Maitland Peep, Co. vessels is before reported 10
Brig Ateona Lse'sans Charleston days In ballast to
Brig slI, ssorsr rorh. jacksonville KF, days, with
sohr fraIss Gsuter, Washington, NC. days with na-
val stores.
schT Blocker. Saith. Washington NC. 4ssys. with
naval steree.
sclr NsdAd Platt. sinonds, Newbtrn, NC days with
naval stores.
sekr Star, Stuart, Newbern NC days with naval stores
Sohr Hanover. Lampkin Riehmona. days.
Schr westovsr, Mage. Richmond. 8 days.
schr BERGEN, Cole Petsrsbursh Va, days
Sehr tlhcott, Cole Baltimore. days
sekr Hamilton, Laton, GEORGETOWN, DC, days.
eailea.
shp slss nolm, New orltans brig Nancy tBrl, HALIFAX.
Ms; and Others
Brig Wistahekon karthen, from St Croix (arrivei on
Tuesday from Aux Csyssl had caro- % lcgvSod
Weld &C. Of Boston. Wle lying a. ST Cros. 2ld Oct
francis Miller, seaman, native Of Bremen diea beard
Die 2-Mlad sunrist. w At meridian. MSMi nj ann-
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CURE WITHOUT MEDICINE, IN ONE DAY-THl

~ whole medical faculty challenged. DIR. Larmont az
Raas street. New York has certificates from persons he
cured who had previously paid $500 to pretended DOCTORS
asd for eordials and rs to be cured Of secret disease
brought upon themselves by indscreon in youth All
should como and be cured, or no eharxe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02

(STAGE)-.at Cheshire-A Stage from wa
terbury, daiIy connects with the A. M. tram
for New Haven. at 40 A. M. Returning up
on the arrival of the evening train at sos +, m
Also, Stages from Litch6eld connect with
the down train at LOS A. NJ. on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays. Returning upon
the arrival Of the up train. at l.3o +. NJ on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Also, from Wolcottville on MONDAYS. Wed
neseays and Fridays. Returning Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
1T PlaiMriile, Stages from Plymouth ano
Bristol connect with the morning train 'oI
New Haven at Sis A. NJ. Returning at ~
Pm. Also. from Litch6eld, through North
field, Plymouth and Bristol, TO connect with
the 1890 A. NJ. train to New Haven. Return
ing upon the arrival Of the train at about
Pm. Also. stage leaves for Hartford upon
the arrival Of the train from New Haven, al 5
A. M. Returning to connect with the tram
from New Haven at S. 80 P. M
n Pennington Station, Stages from Win
sfed New Hartfor !, Collin vile and Union
Vile. will connect with the 8 A. M. train to
New Haven. Reforming uponthe arrival OF the
HENRY FARNeANl, Superintendent.
April IS. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
To The Ladies'!

TTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the Ladies Of New Milford aud ViciGIiy,
that he has taken the Store At the head Of
Main street, lately occupied by A. B. MYcATT,
and will Open On
Monday, the 10th Of April,
a BRANCH Of his Bridgeport LADIES' EN-
PORlUM,
where he will keep constantly On hand large
assortment OF articles expressly for the Ladies',
consisting of rich Lace and Muslin CaPes, Coll
lars, Emoroide, ed Revere, Hem-stiichpd and
plain Handkerchief. ChimmetIes, Cuffs, Un-
der sleeves, wide and narrow Thread LacRs in
great variety, Swiss and Cambria Edging.
ALSO-Inserting. Book and Swiss Muslin,
Black and White Lace Wells, Gauze and Fancy
Wells, Green Berage, White and Colered Tsrl-
atom Ii, scs, Laces. Grapes, Illusion Tabs, Flow:
ers, Cloves, Capes, Collaretts, Cravats. Infants
Caps and Waists. Ribbon Gimps, Fringes, and
a grea: variety of articles that will be sold as
ow az they can be had in the State.
ALSO-A splendid assortment OF Ladies'
Misses and ChIldren's HATS. Ribbons. Dress
>aps in great variety--Plain and Mourning do.
N. B-Gonne:s cleaned and pressed.
j. r. RENSHAW,
81 No. II State ST. Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
Great Female .WeelicS,se.

DR. Townsend's Sarsaparllla IS a sovereign
md lOaa cure for incpient Consumption,
parrenness, LeucurrhUa. or Whites, obsiruct.
ed or difficult Menstruation, incOntinence Of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, "a nd for
the general prostration Of the system-no mat.
causes, produced by irregularity sickness or &C
cdcnt.
% Nothing can be more surprising thai. it's
invlgOraiing effects on the human frame. PEI
sons. all weakness and lassitude. from TAXI,
it, at once become robust and full of energy ul..
the nervelessness of the female frame, which
islhe grea, cause Of baroness.
1t will not he expected of ne. in cases Of so
delicatea nature, to exhibit certificate Of c ures
performed; hut we can assure the afflicted tina,
hundreds Of cases have heen reported to US -
Several cases where families ha We been without
children, after using few hotties Of this in-
TO Mothers aud Married Ladies.
This Extract Of Sarsaparilla has been ex
pressly prepared in reference to female com
plants. n. female who has reason TO suppose
thu. she is approaching TINT critical .pe,iod,
is q. certain preventive for any Of the numerous
an horrible disc asses to which females are ann,
ect Mt this time Of life This period NAV he
delayed for several years by using this medi
cine. Nor is it less valuable for those who are
approaching wOmanhOod, as il is calculated n
assist nature by quickening the blood and i'm
| vigOratingthe system. Indeed, this medicine q
| invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases =,
| which women are subject.
| 1t braces the whole system, renews Derma
nently the natural energies. 6y removing lh
impurities Of the bodv--not so fas stimuls,;n,
the system as to produce a subsequent reia xa
ton, whichis the case with medicines tak . n {"
female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
DR. A. TRASK'S
DIN I.MENT.

THIS Justly celebrated medicine is creating
fOi itselfan enviable fame IN every Sec
ton Of county where il has been introduced
MANY eminent physicians are Introducing u
into their pl actice, and speak in the most en-
thusiaslic terms Of its success over all 'nfiam-
atory diseases.
|, has proved itself to be the coaqneror Of all
inflamatnry diseases, to which the human tra'ne
is liable whether external or internal local
ar general-oC long standing or recent date.
Il has never failed tn cure inflammation Of the
bowels in any case where II has been applied
according TO directions. previous 10 moTlIfca'
lion taking place. Physicians VIII are &C
ouainted with it's value in this disease prefer
i to any other remedy. Patients who have
suffered for weeks with IndamaiOry RhsHma-
tism, kave by its use been entirely relieved al
all pain in few hours. and restored in few
DAYS to their usua' health. !, has in repeated
instances relieved the worst cases "f nervous
headache IN thirty minutes. For nervous d's.
eases, il 10 Of immense value. Burns are eaHed
of all pain in very few minutes. and healed
wtihsut scars. For ague in the lace aud breast
and all painful sores or sweilings. piles, i"fi>
| med eyes. scald head. spinal complaint, rheu
,na,ism. Sc, il 10 just the remedy.
NJ-For farther particulars and testimonials
see pamphlets left with each Agent. Price
IS and 80 cents per bottle
0o-For sale in Li,chfeld at the Drug Store.
South street.
AeENrs.-A s Beardsley, Harwinton; r II
Tiffany. Collinsville; Rond & Lawrence. Al
word g. Brothers. New Hartford Clark Gilbert
g. Co M g. C J Camp. Winsted; N r Ste
yeMs g. Co., Norfolk; G Humphrey. c D Law
renee, Canaan; Pratt & Foster. West C"rn'
wall. M Harris"N, Cornwall Fridge Asa
SHADE. Kent Plains; Camp q Fem. Bull
Bridge: r Parkhurst. Bantam Fails F BOARD
man. New Mhlordi G n Sanford 4 Co. Rridg
~a.sr; b = Preston, RoxbWry; Minor & Al
. len. HoaehkissvIlle; " c BRISTOL, Woodbury.
| 8 Thomas a SIM. Plymouth Hollow Tsrv (
, Porter, Plymouth; G II Mitchell, Bristol
/, and by enc Agent in nearly eSsy village II
l the 0oGk ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
DIR, TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARiLLA.

| THE MOST EXTRAORDlNARY MEL
CINE IN THE WORLD!
| This Extracts put up inQuart Bottles. II
six times chea per, Piles san.er. and warranted
superior 10 any sold. II cures disease withou
vomiting. purging. sickening, Oh debllita'm'
the patient.
GREAT SPRrNI AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
The great beauty nd superiority OF this Sa
sapaFilla over other medicines is, whllstlt efadi
catesdisease, itinvigorntest the body: II il onS
, Of the very hest Spring and Summer M ediclne'
! ever known. Ii aOt only puri6es the whole sys
| TEN and strenothens the person. but IL created
| new, rich and pure biOOd-a power possessed
| by no other medicine. And in this lies tht
grand secret Of it's wonderful success. II has
| performed, within the past two years, more
than IS, GOO cures Of severe cases OF disease
atleas, 5000 of these were considered incura
| BILE. More than
5000 cases Of Chronic Rheumatism;
1000 cases of Dyspepsia
400 cases Of General Debility and Want Of
1000 cases of tho different Female Com
e,ooS b' cases Of crofuro;
1900 cases OF the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases Of Disease ofthe Kidneys and
5000 cases Of Consumotion;
SS S. Gs Of of Rheu%
Pimples on the Face, &c. &c; together with
numerous cases Of Sickle ada che, Pain in the
Side and Chest, Spinal Affections. DC. &c.
This, we are aware. must appear incredible |;
but we have letters from physIcians and our
agents from all parts of the United States. in
forming us of extraordinary cures. K. Van
Boskirk, one of the most respectable druggists
in Newark. New Jersey informs us I nat he can
refer 20 more than $50 cases in hat place alone
There are thousands Of in the city OF M
York, which we refer TO with pleasure, and to
men Of character. 1t is the best medicine for
the prove nsion of disease known. 1t sndoubt.
edly saved the lives OF more than
5000 Children the pasfseason!
as It removed the cause OF disease, and pre-
pared them for the SUMMER I'M. season season
Captain G. w. Mclean, member OF the LIE.
gisIature, and late of the United States Navy,
ba kindly sent US the following certificate. 1t
'e " RAILWAY, June IS, 1s47.
A year since, lwastaken with ,he lndn enza,
and nv whole system left in debilitated state.
was induced to try DR.. Townsend's Sarsapa..
rilIa, and after taking two or three bottles
was very much relieved, and attribute il en-.
tlreIy to the said Sarsa parilla. Ihave continued
taking il, and 6nd that improve every day
believe that it saved my life and would not
u W MCLEAN.
Scrotula cured.
This certificate conclusvely proves that this
Sarsaparilla has perfect control ever the most
obstinate diseases OF the blood. Three persons
cured in one house is Unprecedented.
Three Children.
DR. Townse nd-DearSir: havethe pleasure
toinform you hat two Of nv children have been
cured Of The Scrofna by the use Of your excel
lent medicine. They were afflicted very Sc
verely with bad sores. Have only taken four
bottles. 1t took them away, fUr which fee
myself under deep obligation.
Yours respec fully,
N. York, March AZ. $50, Wooster ct.