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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Rlscsss saI:a0 issls.

! his Sarsaparilla is Gsed with the most p.D
c. uccessIp Rheumatic complaints, h"weve
ere or chronic: The as'""isning cnres II has
eTfoTMed re Indeed wonderful. Other RENE
lies sometimes glye temporary relief his IN
lTelv eradicates il from the systeH, even when
the limbs and homes are dTeadiuly s~ ullen.
% HesF Mr. Seth Terry, aae Of the oldest
aad m.st respectable lawyelsin Hartford. c.
rhef.llowtng Is an extract Ut alstteE received
Or Townsend-I have used one bottle Of your
Sarsapavtlla md lind 10 xceiient In effects
spoa rnrnnlc rheumatic PAIN 20 which am
sahject. from sn,njory q css,onsd several years
,les TO the care OF D. Seymour. have con.
versed with iwo OF aurpriacipal physicians. and
recommend your sa'sapariIls, ~, ~,anv
Hartford. March is,h. 1915.
PILES. PILES. PILES
Dr. Tawns~ad's Sassaparilla 10 M iess cue
esssfa in curing shisdiasvassing complaint, thsn
ior dlssases Os the 1ood. Oyspspsia. Rheams
',%: .sS fs,sss s p "a E:,,.. .,. M.
Yosk. Fng sale hy che principal Druggists
hFsushsui che DATED States. Wess ladies and
N ssss ssss,ns sa,.sspus sp issassss s......
sh c?asaia S.s,C. ssS sigHs sl,s ~ish .he
~ ER Sale e tha Drug siaEe n IisG.. &old
md hv Tswv and PasseR. Plym0ufh
% Disssica q Kent o.
psHkate court. FEB 90, t6aD.
Estsis At GE0KcE w. BULL late sf Os;A
District, deeee-sd.
pnssnanl ea e. ssAes from che C.asa s.f pso-
,sas tas saia Cislsie', W'iil - snla q puhlir
ale. (uilsss esssi0eslS Aigpepaa a q eIsiysls
salesl g Msach esaAae SEA eolnaa e aai6 2eeens,
- - Wlll gaa.e ehe g9m - oe@sea hakHl sd
MsRn 4@oShu Naaes q - gouI nsmpe e8w n wul
: 1Aass smeAs s. - " SlsreA assss a &C
sosEH {. yEUARS. AsHiasssuu. ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
= @. LAWRENCE,
N. d STEVENS

o. Buisaess ccntlruea Afhe cd s,anA nm
der the Grmof ". q. STEVENS = C..
NaFtolk, Januave Str 1919 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
NHW STOREY

Ar FALLS VILLAGE, opened on the
LIST of October, ls4s, by H. N. LYMAN
and A. B. CHAPLIN, under the name
and firm Of
Lyman g. Ch apin,
and they viii sell all kinds of Goods cheap
FOR
h.. READY PAY -:
in CASH, or Exchange for all kinds Of
produce for what tits worth.
WANTED 500 pairs of Mems Mix'd
long and half wool HOSE-Domestic
Flannel-Mix'd and White Wool Yarn.
FLOUR, by the load or barrel, for sale.
Oct. lS. 23tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Notice

A Ii persrns having unsettled accoun,a wi,l,
"A the late firm Of T. G. LAWRENCE. a
CO. are hereby noii6 I'd that eircums,accea
render !. necessary that the accounts ~ the
late concern should he settied withcu. a,lsv
This can be done By calling en- either Of he
subscribers. ~
EG. LAWRrNcr
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
PURIFY! PURIFY!

There Il not one Of a the various remedies purpcrs
Ing 10 be Purifiers Of the hOd thnt begas % PossSss
a. muok PsrtfyiAg GnS Healing Virfue 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

There is another ciass Of disease which BRAET"S
PURIFYING EXTRACT. gsy. city ps e and ersJicated
Ths class u Diseases when thsy become r0asiutonsl
ere usually called MsIesSial haeauae physicians
believe such cannot BE- cured without the use Of xer-
cary We win not name the disease. because from shi
description Il will he understood
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT,

THIS PuRIFIER isekoEy prepared from Vegetables
aud cures the Obsfsate and long standing Diseases
Of the oOd without Putiae Puygiag, sikeHsag or DE-
Liisatiag. It cleaases sfTeagas SaUg0 ates, makes
new Aeafthy blOe6 and gives Stsor and $50 s 70
the whole system. ...... ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Have been cured the past and present yea Of diseas
e. Of the blood by tkss P1 er-and such cures were
made too, by the use Of
Rour Timeo Less Quantity. and at
-Four Times Less Cost,
than such diseases Be cured by SarsepaT's or any
ether remedy that has been yet offered to the public
We with it possible to publish to the world a.
MANY THOUSANDS .t
that row LIVING and enjoying GOOD REaLfH who
acknowledge thcmselves indebted to the purifying and
healing ehicacyOf BraR''s ieSias Pewter This PURI.
HIER cures -,-
THE WORST 6cRoFULAS,
and all impure Diseases of the blood viz Sead Ha1
Salt Rhes RheumGtis, EraPsiORs, Pmples on the Face
Piles B.les Ulcers, Costsveness Mercuris DissoseS,
Liv,r Conspsiat Pgins the Hack Side, cad Limbs,
Rush of Hood 10 the Mend, etc. etc.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
10 a question OF small importance for the afict
ed decide which, Of all the sarsaparlias and other
remedies. 10 the
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
scRoFuLA & ERuPTsoNs

DR.. T. NJ Hunt. druggist, Auburn, n. y. wrote IN
April 1876. that the elence Of GRANTS
MEDICINE had obtained for IL q name obore oil otAss
rsmed,ss and that as purifier Of the biOsd sARsAPARIL.
la mast kaork uRder"
He aad on the Goth of July, 1e45 that gentleman
asked his opinion what he had heer give his child
for aggFavaiing ErHrfi0ns He recommended BRAET'S
INDIAN MEDICINE from HE personal knowledge
of It's Purifying and hsalsg rrfSrs, In eueh diseases
and one or twO hotties efefttda He also resOH-
mended RRANTS EURlFSlNG XTRACT In deci.
ded and serious Of &crfso the Riasds of the nerk
The neck mueh sOlep both sies, and lorgs
formed ssder the and the Ee.eTsl hsah
mncA iApairsd. Two or shrss bSstss :fscfed PsTma'
aent cure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

We say, Branfs Indian Purifier is cheaper and more
:urasige-because bofte of H. which can e bought
for Oae Doisr c.,ntaius FouR TiMEs murh msdical
efficacy a. oae 6oi. Of Ss, sapaya which also costs
dollar If we hereafter prove that soTsepa'ia s -
at fur dOUars n bottle because the Purifier cOntnns
oREATER MEDICAL EFFIcAcY than saFsapariH&, then
sarsaparla should he sold nj fwenfy fee cesfs bottle
u be a. cheap rs the Purifier dollar. But rs our
assertion does prove the greater power and medical
virtues Of this Purifier. when compared with the beet
SaYsaparillas, shall therefore show how much dis
has l,,,or
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
FEVERs9ORE CURED.

TAs Rev. Richard Dsasing. Pastor Of the Preshyte-
ri.n church Adams Basin Monroe o, n u. WIsts
f0lI0ws have just received hitter frtm Mr..
thanBey Dunning relative 90 the cure Of bis Fsv-rsore
You may depend what IL states. for he il Christian
man and an elder In the church Some years since be
had to have Of his legs cut IT. to save bis life. in
affected, and about to be amputated. rrromms nded
Rranfs Medirise-READ TIE RESULT. He esys. II
Aope ssed omIy TRREE RoTTLEs Of BRAk7'S MEDf-
CINE-I ylassd hope from yosT recommendation IN
tAal Medcine and say, that with the blssipg
Of God. IL has .gers.d cure u my ks" ZEE Psinph
lsfa for full
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

WALTER RUTHERFORD, Esq.
Curncilor at Law, No. ~. Nassau 81.
Jan. Is, iS49. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

,An.Fer Sale BY A. C. snith. LiarhGeld.
..i,-sp.ni- and Fesaii erCw O. grwset. New
5nrss.sd !. Lalhrep q Bssdley. Welrcssville
1 Miles q SOa. Cssken; Crpgus = Piesco.
cusnwsil Bridge B B Miichsll. Lzhesills !
W. @ BxiAA Waa6essgs psat 4 Fasaes.
wese cEuWaIl E 3. WouaGsts WinosA !;
kiisum psskiKs. De ! .. 9. gsealOa. @a9a.ags Z
g. ". Whislesgs Msw AlSfmA 8. q &mw~
rRasa, Agg&,lki SgAn FsmnAAin. CsRssss q. y.
PEA EltuWN4tA gsSAieeA Cdae. @hsssa ,Wus.
ssn q NsmIlaa AsnniheeNRluR CO. Wsisssuwn.
AZ osAsn "a q - AlFsstu9 -
WALLACE & CO, Dsvehiga. 3 Y. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Chronic Rheumatism.

Capt. Esva Kaepp. 80 Willow street. RTonkyn, N. Y
had RAesm.tism tor 80 years. he used B'safs Medcn'
whirh effected cure Numerous other casrs OF recs
and long sfnnding, have been etitciuallY curEd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

Dscf. Nafh0n HnbSar4. Of stamford, COHn one o.
the oldest and most respectable hysirans was athlete
with Live, Goa plsint many years. and leriecily
cured by using Brants Purifying Exeysrs. We could
name hundreds Of other caser, also cured.
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o,n.,nI AGENCY a. W..h,nxtSn,

THREE years experience clerk in
the principal accounting offices OF the Treasury sd
udito, has Qualified the subscriber ndertake
ara agency business the of the federal government
ent or before Congress, An Intimate acquaintance with
ali of business in the several departments and bu-
knowledge of the laws and the prime pes esab-
heI v decisions the executive de partments relation
every subject connected with public accounts and
an,actions with which he has become familiar from long
in the public servce affords him advantage and
facilities which, perhaps few others possess His attention
will be directed the prosecution OF claims of every char
acer embracing revolutionary claims against the United
S,tes yidual States, whether for lands
mansions OF all kinds Communication for half pay and boun-
hes claims growing out of contracts with the United
states examination of titles, and procuring patents
lands Of duties, remission OF fines iorleures,
under the other laws the prosecution of claims
arising transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before board of
estate and generally the transaction OF any and every
description OF business in which the services Of agent
may be required -
ing TO civil officers OF the government 10 many officers
both the army and navy well as TO members of Con-
gre whom general reference smade. The follow ing
gentlemen selected whom if necessary particular
reference is requested to wits
JAMES w. MCCULLoH, First Comptroller OF the Treasury
ALBION K PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAGNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury
Gen. THOMAS s. JEsup, Quart Master General u s. A.
Gen GEORGE GIBSON, ssary General of Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES' Adjutant General.
Gen NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaster General.
Col G. TorrEN, Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN j. ALERT, Chief of Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON, esq, Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office 18th street, opposite N. E. Fuilers Hotel
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Con tnIction Enuinment and Repsir
March l. 1919
TTNDER the Joint resolution of Conoras anp,oved Nav
| @ 1919 ant;,Iad . ..I5 .o,,.,i ot,'os, 81 - ~
hem for fhe use of rh. nsrica navp sas,ed
will be received M his bnre,n nr he }oi,ed S,as
,aancas ar nnisyilia $780, ar 9, 80. M snon.
no he uaried Nv ,bam nnon.n.d ~ his hurean
Tor delivering under contract AZ either of the sa ID
"a, b,f oIif If ausrico, bss, H., nn,n
titles Of five tons and upwards the ton to consist of
nonnds No Ma will Ls consasr.a or . hjnh.r ~. 49,
i,vo bnn, "a and 1,r,on. An No. -, rha
M be onsned IN tho 3o dav of M.y nav, Cba 49,,
men, uili ,ban ,vbsh.r re nnr.cts shaR h
awarded No delivery will he renuired sooner hsn hs =,
dav of Jannarv Is5O 49, ~ "
bs saih hsmn rnst be coma, 4, op.li,v 70 IN. bss,
foreipn hemp and in all of Equality obd the CON
tract w I'M M. ven re- the Nam uro,uar The ~.
onired annnalv viii he ahonti 561 tons ~ f' ~
The sa ia hemp nnst he horouyhl d,essed ceaned fee
from shives and must nor Lose more Than srteen ney
cent of tow and waste when hachelled 10 the salts.
of The ready for snnninv Jt. s,ang,b
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l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec. to Board.
l. IL

NEW Spring Goods.-The subscribers in
receipt of the following and elegant goods, which
have selected from the latest i'm portatons of Philade
phia thus early OF the antic pated demand
by those citizens and .oourners who making
parations Tor the approaching balls those who anti
cipate leaving the city soon thereafter In materials 1or
ball dresses name
Embroidered Labrador entirely new and beautiful
Hghcoored plain hermann
Elnbroide red silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeable glace silks
Rich changeable gros de Antiques
Pink, blue, and white glace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeable striped and plaid Grenadines
Pink blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka-m usns, all colors
Light pink and blue plain mousselines dc laine
Plain, pink, blue and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Colored silk Illusions plain
In silk and other dress goods we name
Changeable glace silk, every shade very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
In figured and striped silks, great variety
Elk ra rich black Gro de Khines
Do do black striped and Watered silks
New styles Moussenes de Lame
Do do French lawns and chintzes
Do Bereges, Grenadines, NC
In fancy articles we r5Ane--
Is new styles black silk vses and sacks
25 rich lace capes
rs worked collars and CHEMISTS
10 pieces style wide sash ribands
80 do do embroidered neck ribands
10 splendid white Grape shaws
5 boxes real net mlts
so dozen Bajous gloves, every shade aud size
10 do white silk hose, embroidered ribbed, and PLAIN
100 do clear lawn and iinencambric llandkerchels
Together with many other and desirable goods, TO
which invite attention, believing stock to be at
Mar 2o~2wf P. II. HOoE Il co.
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Transportation OF Stores.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing March a. ls49.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
the Pacific will be received at this office unit! three
o'clock p Wednesday, the 25th day OF April, ISi9
for the transportation OF 5000 barrels (more less) of
government from the navyyard at Brooklyn New
York. the port of Monterey, the west of North
America The offers state the price asked per barrel
without distinction between wet and dry and each barrel
(or half banels) of beef pork, -four, rice, vinegar
pickles. whskey, dried apples, will be considered
ba e all other packages to be estimated at the of 81
cubic feet barrel whatever they may contain and
the OF all casks other than barrels the fths
will be deducted No freight TO be taken on board dis
charged private account, at any intermediate port; and
primage be allowed. Fifteen airweather working
be allowed each OF the ports of Brooklyn and
Monterey, for taking in and discbarying cargo Payment
be made by any agent in the United States be
selected the bidder and designated in the charter party
within thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence Of
the delivery the cargo The vessel pass the usual
inspection and he the Brooklyn navy yard by the LIST
day Of May, 1919, ready to receive her CARGO and if
presented examination within three days after being
notified of her acceptance the bureau will ,nsder itself
liberty offer the freight to the next lowest bidder,
make such arrangements may best subserve the public
interests Mar 29-law4w
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INOR sALE-A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
l. the Washington Race Course and about Two and
halt miles from the Centre Market House, on hue road
This contains within small fraction OF three hun
dred acres about hundred of which are OF good
woodland and the balance in good cutvaon and the soil
much improved.
The Improvements consist of story farm house
dwelling Tor farm hands, new two-story stable and
coach house. barn and nhouse, and other small build
ings extensive kitchen garden wi it'll extensive hobeds
and pretty extensive orchard of the most select fruit OF
various kinds.
The whole well fenced, the title indisputable the
price and terms 1t is believed that more
healthy location be found in this District and has
the convenience of Rock creek crossing corner OF IT, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land The tract is
everywhere well watered with fine springs.
For further information, inquire OF Ihomas Carbery o.
Washington, Lewis CarbeIy, of Georgetown
Mar I0-tf
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American Hotel,

Broad,cay, corner of Barclay street, Ne,c York.
yy,UE proprietors. TABER 81 BAGLEY respectfully an
nounce their friends and the public that they have
leased this wel-known hotel, and have made many i'm
portant improvements and repairs. new and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be completed, also additional
rooms Broadway
1t is furnished entirely with furniture made OK
presy to their order. 1t is their determination to
make of the best and most fashionable resorts for
the travelling public that be found in this country
It's situation being directly in front OF the
Park and Fountain, where the Croon continually play
ing cooling I'D refreshing the also within short dis
lance of the steamboat and railroad landings
The tables will all times be bountituy supplied with
the decacies the season. and their wines and liquors.
having selected with great care, cannot aifo give
satisfaction.
ton, merit the support and confidence OF the public
JOB TABER. Boston
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia
New YORK, Feb. &C. 1919.
Mar lin
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portant Sale reclaimed Swamp Lands In North
Carolina.

TINE president and directors of the Literary Fund
MORN oaIoha IN ar % OF certain resolutions
for sale FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF SWAMP
oonI IN HUE a Pay o. the Ley Fund Of the
bracing the region lying between Panco and Abemare
Sounds.
the direction OF competent engineers and laid oil into
The drainage has been effected by main canals
TO wits Pungo canal extending from Pungo lake Pungo
river, six and half miles in length, with average
bottom of ~ feet. depth feet and fall IL and Ali
with average width bottom of 80 feet depth 7, and
fall 10 feet together with sundry bataIe or lateral
bitches. These canals navigable Tor batteaux, and
empying the navigabe of Panico sound, their
mouths nre accessible to sea going vessels
and other vaua BILE timber for which the forest of eastern
North Carolina distinguished The residue consists OF
prars covered with the cane and bamboo and IN the es
tmaton OF the engineers who surveyed it, the whole OF is
extremely fertile.
TO grain farmers and the geers of slaves, heading
and shingles, this land offers peculiar inducements.
70 immigrants in the ports OF the United States accus
toned to country similar in many respects, this land
offers soil believed 10 be as fertile any in the northwest
States with easy the sea, and within three
days sail Of New York; The juniper water is pleasant
senS Shingles hsSs enjoyed Excellent n health "
TINE The sale will take place in the OF
o Monday s viii be-
superintended by the members Of the board in person.
TERMsThe land will be sold in sections of about 100
acres according the maps and plates Of the engineers
credit will be given of one two three, and four years.
be paid in equal instruments, with interest from the day
of sale
Bond and approved security will be required, and the
title withheld until the purchase money shall be paid in
full Certificates of purchase will be given, and the titles
when made, will be warranted.
TURNPIKE noAD.-At the time and place, the board
will receive proposals for petng the turnpike road
from Pungo lake TO the town OF Plymouth.
Given under my hand, at the Executive Office in the
CHAS. MANLY,
Governor OF North Carolina, and ex-otfcio
President Literary Board
BY order:
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~ DoG-BREAKING, by Lieut. Col Hutchinson, l vol
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