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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
HOUSE FOR SALE.

Julia x Stoughton. Quar-
 of the children of Andrew z Petition to Stous hton. deceased, Z sell lands.
 vS
 Julia s Ives and Riley Ives ! In the Pro- her husband c Catharine Slough bate Court of ton, ,Elias Stoughton, George { Columbiana A SlOughtLn, Ira II Stoughton, J c-unty, and Justin o StoUghten, heirs at ] State of Ohio jaw of Andrew Stoughton. late of Litch6eld county and State of Connecticut. deceased. No,ics is hereby given to each and all of the above named defendants: all of whom re-. 26'h day of March, A, D. 1852, the petitioner | Julia E. SlouShtOn. as Guardian of the above l named Elias C. Steughton, George A. Slough. 1 ton, Ira H. Stoughton, and Justin o. Stuush- ton, filed in the Probate Court of Columbiana County. and State of Ohio, he: petition for leave and atthrrty to sell and conyey.the I interests ofsaid Wards in the following tract "f land!in said Celum5iana county and State of ! Ohio, to wit Being the south west quarter of section number twenty-two in township num. Der fourteen in Range number three contain. ing one hundred and sixty acres of land. mvre or less. And that by an order of said court in ! this cause said Petition is set for hearinv an the first Monday of June, A. D.. 1s52. or as l soon thereafter as connect can be heard. A, ! which time aAd place said defendants may an pear, tt they see proper. anG resist said n.,;t;or by answer "f Guardians ad litam or oihsr,.;s'
 JULIA K ST0UGHToN. Guar ,ian.
 Ky her Atty. J. E. VANCE.
 Dated March 26, lSS2
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Dis.ric, ofLitchaeId, ss.

Probat Court, April la.Ie52. T STATE of Noah Beach, late oI G Litchfeld, in said District, deceased
 Pursuant to an order from the Court Oi Prot ate for said district, will be sold at public Auction, to the highest bidder. on the goth day of April. 1852, at o'clock on the afternoon (unless previously disposed of at private ssle.l SO much Of the Real Estate of said deceased, as will raise the sum of Three Hundred Fifty eight dollars. aAd Ninety-nine cents. Sale % take place on the premises in said Litch6el1. Terms made known at the time of sale.
 SlLvANus BISHOP, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
New Goods /! :!

EFVHE subscriber thankful for the liberal A patronage the citizens of this vicinity have seen fit to bestow upoa him the past season, would again respectfully invite their attention to large and beautiful assort- ment of Spring Goods now opening at the Old Factory Store.
 A. c. BRADFORD, N.B, The highest price paid for Butter, and Eggs.
 Wolcotville, March, 2a 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Ata CspEt of Probate held at New Mil. fe-e, in and for the dissriet of New lss2. Psssent. DAVID c. SANFORD. Judge. TTPON the application of Cornelius B. l VI Baldwin of New Milford, in said dis, riet. aad of JehA V. Corwin oi New York la the State sf New York, showing to this fsarts shat lhe said Baldwin is she Guardi. tn of Albert H. Marsh, of said ciiy of New York, . miaer. and the said Corwin. the
 AuaFdian sf Mary E. Cerwin of said city. " PlnoT-inat the said minors are ,hs r~nsr. each. of dne undivided foprte c nth lan of the fell9wing real sstate. situated !a sald New Mihor1; Whieh descended d to iHeT rem thsil grandfather. Elihu Marsh.
 A, dsseassd. and which is owned by them ts !snasss in common with each other. &"e with the ether heirs sf said deceased. Tf !Aslr assigns, viz. part of the late home f'sa9 olthe said ElihI Marsh. 2d, deceased fss'H?iRs at the Rortk .sast corner of ina rfsa sarn by tha Turnpike, and running t's"ee SEe V 90 links, s 76l.2 E 274 fnss, $ l.2 E 2e6 liaks, S4s E 2z2 links MG 1855 links. s Is Ia El452 links.
 70 W ell links. s Ei w 35O links, N 2a W ote links, N 70 E 340 links, M 27 g. " i068 links, S S7 Ia E 35a links. N
 se! iiaka te. 6rst statios. including tht tmali barn and stahling. and the privsleg " !hFslhiag on the AOoF in the large barr fna tha priyllega of Waing the east end . tas barn ever tho cabling for all purposea
 Also the old part of the house, and th SsilAr nadsr the same--with the south bed b'sN "A the Rew part, and two chamber w sHs sams-lnot including tho ball as0 tho Horse.shaG. on the opppsit f'ss ~ Ms EurnHiks. Rarth of the house, snS south east pasture lot in th rssy aaa rreadwsll land. containing tv AcreA eHe quaytey and af.een rods. "
 Also the north aact cf shs N"s,. % .. ,.Sand orchard eOnfaiainR four acres sl.s, Ai4rtsra sAd ssveAspsn rods, and asso 'i;,' fo' a.i.rss Ons quarteF and two voda of wo, i.al. Aaiag tha saRth end sf the mosata zeal lee. T'hs whole. being proper whish wss ast aqf to the widow of said d rsasd as har dowsr in h,a sasass=vs:u :u [ Nra rabout G6eea hundred aollars. Asd f Sass shswlas that said property is app ssactivs-=shat it will be fer tho interest &.g4ld ainers to have ihs said eatate ss .sfsd tho preeeeas dispossa of aa the |
 kFcets-=and that thsys is lust and rsase Etsle caHse tor selliag she asme. and pra
 this eeurt Co order the sala thero
 4rsRaat fs the saasnis in such case pro,
 sd. As ky said application on fla. das H ss 2slh asg af March. ls52. mora iaI
 ;gl1arn w
 Ordered. Thss said application ba hsa nd detarmined, % the Probato Office
 Hew Milford. AH the 18th day of yuu 3d12, sf 8 esclQsk in the forenoon, and tt { .tIes thersaf h0 pghIished in some puh fswlpapag Ne4F lhs place whore said Fs Psiate isss three weeks snecassivaly,
 lsAsi 1ig Bsoks bofere said time assigned.
 AtEno copy of Record.
 S Aaent D. c. sANFoRDs Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
IRON AND SYEEG.
 EZRA CLARK, < co.
 Caxnsl of Front aAd Ferry SrR.

HARTFORD, CONN.
 TTAVE for sals large stock of lren an II 1S,eel, ot ever, description required M A' chini.ts, BlacksMlts and o,heIs. embracing a very great variety of kinds and sizes: tosetke' with full supply Of best Anvi's, Vices, Ssl' lows and Blscksmith's tools generally All of which are offered to purchsssIs on aa favorable ,eras as can be obtained elsswhsts
 ALSO
 A constant supply of first quality of CUT NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers plics Hartford. Jan. % 1851. 'vSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

&WA ToR sale, tarn, of about HT1R II l4o acres. formerly belong |, Hiss ing to the late Chauncy Warner IszG IaG Esq., situated in Plymouth Tewr. ship, about one mile seHth of the village of North6eld Said farm has on it goo% two story dwelling house. and three barns. snd 'e we'll watsred and wooded. Enquire on the premises. or of Sherman Woodward Esq, ot Litchfeld.
 Plymouth, March 6. 1882.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

IA Ta Town meeting legally warned apo TA held is Goshen. the 9th day of March
 Voted, Thal if the owner of any Cattle :: HoEaas. Swine, Sheep, or Geese, shall puAer the same to go al large out of his or her inslesurs after the Est day in May. ls52, such owner shall forfeit and pay to any parsen who shall take up and impound the same, ths sum of twenty ssfivs csats for sach head of Cattle or Horse. and ten cents lor'ssch Swine, CT Sheop. and six cents for each GOcse. each tiRs they shall be % found at large out of the owRera anclo sure, and 60 taken up. That it shall be the duty of the HaywardS in their severa districts, and i. shall be lawful for any Free lnan te impoand any Cattle. Horse, Sheep swine or 6ecse, 90 found out of it's owners iuclosare, and At large. And tho Pound Keeper, shall receive the same compensa. jien, and have the same powers as are "Ensitlsd Pounds" provided. that no pen Alty incurred, under this By. Law shall ex- seed TAreo Dollars, and tho owners of said Cattle, Sheep, Swine er Geese. so im- pounded, shalt not receive the Rslne from Inc pound, until they shall have paid the persen go impending the same the ameNn pf forfeiture, and the Pound keeper his l fees and exponces, fer keeping said Crea- lures, as in other eases of creatures im= pounded. Rrovided that any psrsen having 2 family rsaiding in said Town, may lst paa Csw S9n as large on the highwaYs and Fonlmona. sRS not inssr tho aforesaid yenalsy.
 Voted. That the aforesaid By>LaWs be published ia ths Aitchasld Enquirer. and ihs Litehasld Republican, at leas, fsur sue. Sessiys weeks previous to the lst of May Aexe. Certified from Record.
 ". E. eAYLoRD, Ass. Town Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
FOR SALE OR RENT.

AT very reasonable price, . fn! good Grazing Farm. one mile
 south of the enterprising Village ss of Minated. including about eyenfy.ive acres oi land. well divided into meadows, pastures and Woai>land. with a yarrety of good fruit part of the money may remain en mortgage. It is one of the most desirable locations in the vicinity of that enterprising manufacturing Village, lying di- Tectly upon that beautiful sheet of water, known as the Long Pond. famous for fishing. and the great source ot the water privileges which move the mighty machinery. whi,h brings se mHch wealth into the place. An snlerprising nan need gono further even for RiHefal wealth. as it is supposed there is valuable ore in the hills. which is at least Copper. Possession given spop.
 N' PARMELlA D. MINER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

TIHE subscribers have just returnedfren A New York with large stock of Boots and Shoes, bought at a time of great press. ure in the money market, consequently will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
 We think any one may it themselves ot any thing in our line of Trade, from the small fancy Cack to the large thick Boot :; from the small Rubber Boot to the large Oyer Shoe, al unprecedented LOW PRICES.
 Morocco, Linings, Bindings, Sole Lea:h CT and Findings, for sale as usual.
 MEAFOY 6 TROW
 Ff1st Door West of the Court House.
 Litch6eld, Oct. l4lh, 1851. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
BgLlRYgD IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

AFassrS E. B. CeldK sn 4 Co.,, of East Osssege O. psgo Co. N Y, respectable druggists wrote 1s May
 Tespaahlo ciEen of this place. of sn important cure Of eeas1s1sa. which H1AHTss INDIAN ruLnoHAnY DALsAn hs ps1luosa Oa the wife of an aequain.nnoo 0f hiS &Ao NDides Ia the town of Palermo in thia, eounty. shD hDA bees lOl9 confined 10 her bed, an1 yas % dsgeuD 3isssssS that her friends bslisoaS @Apasszls (Sr A~ 0 As w -'-
 moRa THAw oME DAY LONGER.
 Bsk whsA e elAw AsDs slfvly (ailsl, Shs eomusnssA @king Br@ste b9sasEg Ralsa. and ts medical eEisa, Sy hAs raAaA her JFoA sSiAg Id co that 0he . uou solag a6cA cd siisnailg tO her dOnssis ksasAaN analrs esd G1ees. sks aekAowlsdeoa, aEd is . VI svidaAe ta aho . tnaehasa Co BIuafs Bslssn for kS Feeoypy hSln long aexers and dalEsruas sisknsss snd hGr MsnAs a2a nslShbons 0oU1 D that Aedicina
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
SCHOOL.

HIHE suE mer term of Miss Moody's
 1 School. will commence Monday May ad.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
BSnhtv Gands,

SOLDIERS OF lsl2.
 THE m smbsTs of Capt. Wapgh's Company
 l in the war of lel2, are each entitled tS 70 RcEes of Bounty Land. I an now receiving warrants for lhsse of this Company whe have y.shttied to nc, notwithstanding the opinions A0thers to the contrary. I have the Pay Roll of Capt. Wangh's Company. and also or ,EaFf. Charles Bpel's Company, andam insfsS s&rs prepared to complete the applIcaI!On ~ I spE member of either of these Companies, or Sin widow Oi any member on moments "O> !, IieA, By calling on me at my othcs' ~ xrc sEteh6eld. Nov. eth. 1881. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

"ANTED-One Gser maker and two w Bray makers, at the Carriage bus sines, by the Alvord Carriage Mfg. %.
 A. ALVORR, Agent. Welcottville, march 23, 1852 2w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
DYINI@ WOMAN SAVED.

We pabish this cure of Consumptioa, it being one sut of \ q many which can be adduced. to prove tha Nagical power to life, which this Balsam Pesssssss
 asr the person is considered by phyacians ard frisnds N be in the vsry last stages of the dsease- ACTUALLY DYINa-and in this case. 90 ter soas tn.e friends had besgh s eloth AsT shroad and e,as Asy;sl elothes This cure was effected on Mrs Zsba Dyksmaa, ths wife of . respectable man rssidng at BaIlstoa !Spa Ssrafegs e0Eaty, N Y
 Mr. Dyksmaa swore to the facs. osaers Ines v YonaG Ese Justice of the peace, and edsor of pap' at Bsston who certiss to the good charaetsr of Mr Oykeman for veracity and respectable standing Afr ysA. I;f Tnerchant at the place. also csrtfhas
 st he L... n fke facts as stated and that Mr Dyke Dss ehseier is good For the full particulars of is anra arR oun PANPHLETS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
NOTICE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court N Probate for the District of Cornwall authorizing and empowering me to sell as Censervator of Samuel Griffin. and Dur s.lla Griffin, of said Cornwall, and in con formity with the law <; oncerning Idiots, L1natics. and Spendlhrlfis." the following described Real Estate situated in said Cornwall, viz: about sixty acres of land with a dwelling hONsa and other huildin gs thereon, being the same farm lately oec 0> pied by said GFifkns, and bounded westerly
 on Jones's land, eas,erly on Scoyille and l Rexiord, and s0utherly on Cnoks land, and I notherly On Highway ,and Sarah Hoadley's
 hand. In conformity with said order [ will sell the above described Real Estate at public Auction (nnless previously disposed
 of at private sAle, on the lst Monday of
 May next, at oRe o'clock P. M. Sale to
 be made 0n tho premises.
 Il R'sslTER B, HoPxtSs. COnsertvato I Cornwall. April. loth, 1852.
 At . Court of Probate. holdan ut Plymouth
 wiihin and for the Distric, of Plymouth on the 10th day of April A. D. 1852, } Present, ANMI GInnlNGs Esq, Judge.
 TPUN the petition of Titus H. Darrow } O of Plymouth ip the County of Litch, 2 field showing to this Court that he is ths Guardian of Calvin D. Reach. Celia A Reach. and Iulins c. Beach, of Plymouth n within said District Minors. that said Mi J nors are the owners of Real Estate situa,e' ,, in said Plymouth. near rhe center. viz {. certain undivided interest ia the home stead of the late Lyman Reach, deceased which is bounded North on George 2 'S smith. East on highway, South on Andrev v $. Hawkins, and West on Joseph Shelton V containing enc acre and q third. more Q a~ less. valued at about two hundred dollars !. That It would be for the benefit of sai | minors to have their said interest in sai !. real estate sSld, and the ayailS thereof ip q vested and applied as by the Statute l provided. and praying for liberty l0 cell sai properly for the purposes aforesaid as pc 2 petition on file.
 Ordera q. that said application bo hear :. and deten ninod at the Probate Office, i ,. FiymOnld. m the 26th day of June, uex N q 10 O'elOclk forenoon, and that nOtic \. thereof be D ahlishea la some public neW. Y paper printed Gu Litchaeld, in the Count
 of LischGeld, hree weeks suceessivsly.
 least six week. before said dime assigned.
 AuNr GEDpsNGs, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
N EW GOODS. F. D. MIG MEL

As just received we'll selected assort. A ment of SFRINe Goops. to which hs would invite the attention of purchasars from this and the nhighboring towns Terms Cash, and prices accordInslv.
 N' R. Most kinds of produce taken in exchange tor goods at cash prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
LINSEED OIL.

FINISHED OIL. TFHE subscriber takes this opportunity to \ inform his friends and the public gene rally, that he has purchased of Mir. P. s. Bee6e the OIL MILL at Bantam Falls, where he is manufacturing Linseed Oil, pure arti. cls and has for sale in large and small quan. titles. Also Oil Cake:
 w. P. KILBOURX. March Qfh iaS0
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

THE Slips in the Episcopal Church, in A this Village. will be rented for one year. on Monday the 18th day of April, instant a, 2o'clock P. M. tltch4eId. April, Eth. Boarding School. By D. HKVE, .a. &R.
 The summer term will open Apr,l l4th and continue fourteen weeks.
 TERMS, $40 per term for the common English Bran. ch0S including Vocal Music $as. for the higher English and the Lansu- ages, Lsssona will D. given by an experienced Teacher in Music. French, Drawing, and Painting, upon reasonable terIns.
 The attention of pagenta ia respectfully so- liclted to the facilities fog intellectual, social and moral improvement which this lns:itpsioa affords to their sens and daughters-
 D, HiNE, A. B. Principal, Warren. Litch6eld Co.,. Conn. At Court of Probate holden at Sharon within and for the District of Sharon, on the 9th day of March, A. D.. lS52. Pssssnt, CHARLEs F. SEpswIcK, Judge. nN motion of Nathan Dunbar, Execu> O tor on the Estate of AARON DUN- BAR, late of Sharon within said district, deceased this Court doth decree that six Slontha be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said Exesu> tor, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Li,ch4eId, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of Sharon neareat tue place where the deceased last dwslt.
 Certified from Record,
 CHARLES SEpSwIcK. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
DYEING.

O v ,IL8VW We " JACKSON hereby gives notice that l1o he continues to DYE Over- Coats, Pants, Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls, &c.,, at his residence, one quarter of mile west of the Court House, in Litch field.
 D All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 LilchfeId, September 1851 .7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
NOTICE,

THE copartnerspip heretofore existing un- U der tha name and firm of Gaylord S scovill, is this day dissolved by mutual cone sent.
 E. s. GAYLORD JOHN SCOVILL
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Come Sy1sG See. "ME subscriber gives notice that he l continues the BLACKSMITHING business in North street, near Carrngton's Foundry. OK Shoeing attended to-he ha- viag fitted upa traEle in good and conve> Aien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoes ing and other Blacksmith work done as usual. COME AND SEE.
 JONATHAN E. FULLER. Litch6eld, Dec. 9th, 1851. Sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

hA DCz. baud. pannell. rip and Asek ASVSaws, of Batchers. Spear q Jaekeon anA Becket's. at wholaals and retail hv ~ ~'-
 HOLCoNB 6 LYON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

NcuE, bOrax. emery. SO bbls glue aesort1t si.es. 10 cases Woods Refined BorsI sasks suPerGAe LeRaon emery. hv
 HoLC0MB q L Y0N. S9 Water street Bridgeport
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Llia x Stoughto~. Guar of the children of Andrew Stoushten. deceased,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
THOUSANDS OF CSNsUMPTIONs

nd Coughs having been cared by 1t hssty and lrovs iss ssafas1ing e@eGey in sJ diseases Of the LUEGA THROAT, and BREAST. .
 We ere fully ap@s ef tAs vsvy strone s.S Pss!s'sA sassrssas which AaVs nsls sbove, Gnd Ss Wsa6 ae tsss se ssstsS had nof also bsss eoafaeHf hs ha esptssbls testimony sansxsd o e ths nEgasrsas sTss ssid to kavs effected s BALsAM July ssa sia and support Hs, ta ell Ws hsps asssffsA-s1 .S CHALLENGE 4ME PROPRIETOR ef cay ssAsS ssnsSy, fs sseaues as respectable tesiin0ny ef er1ss g ss MSA HopELEss DYING PERSONS, Ws Pabiish
 BRANirs INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM csrss cONSUMPiION, Ceushs, Celd', SPift'hs 9 Bleed Ms..a.E ss e N.ryss n ceaps;.s, @ % Pspsiioa e s Hsert. FsmGls Weakasssss and CemP'ainss CAslsss h fantsm. Dvssalsry, and Ssamsr COmp.~sHfs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAh,

Nae cured without the least shadow of deahA sss ny of the strongly developed casss q slssreed
 a 1iseasei iunss-such caaes as were sever cared H sAy othsr medcines-snd which weiS sttsriy hopS
 s that Eie diseased persons pronounced by pig aDians and friends, to be ACTUALLY DYING.
 This Ralsam Is VEGETABLE eompoynd whieA SDver nnrcs any person when it S ased for the cavt
 @Mrease diseases It possesses styOsg Setive, PURk TYING and IMPERATIVE properties, and such stAg saSicssisns ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY to cure al CougAs and so that vsry i8sneel CeueB DISEASE HAch is called by physiciaas and olhsrs and is rea sonsiasred to be, without the least doHba
 Pulmonary COnSunlptf0n.
 7ass Aslsan heals and slens in ths Ls=gs sA4 ase where :nteynsv e ssrasnly and sassy flat os medicine which we call B1ANrs PUGIFyIHs Rx rAAsY" =rrss and hssls ulcers sSternoy TAis BALaA Tea afssr all ether remedies have failed bU eurN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Aea CsuFs of Probate held at New Mil.
 tere, in and for the dissriet of New
 nlasrd, pa the 18th day of March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

1t the train runs of and smashes up.
there you are; but if the steamboat bursts
its boiler or takes fire and burns up, ,clere
are yOu?' Sure enough. wherel An up-
set in a stage, smash on a railroad, is NOT
particularly agreeable; but steamboat
disaster is more annoying, from the con-
selousness that your retreat is cut Off
that those who were not scalded by the
rushing steam have still to face the ordeal
OF tre ana water. And of all forms of
disaster usually contemplated, that of
death by fire is BY far most appalling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
~ HAsTISes's Compound Syrup of

spntha not ouiy positive but warsnted cure for Con.
nptlon and oil other Diseases OF the Lungs This medic
ues decided the dispute about the durability of Cen
hnpuon and satisied the Medical Faculty and All who
asea Il thar Consumption snd ell Affections of the
py sanot ouly Be cured but that they are easily aud sim
isu~ ~ = Amos any OF the disorders 70 which the human
cos,s Al ,.A Inc opefat0J of single bottle which
TOO lar to satisfy any patentif not altorethsr
vives e5 sne olsease0f this single dos.
rrsdi.aps US esaodinsry influence in arresfinq ana
foIds TT.Ssady by the immediate relief which h al
aiscoyerer "A CT secre re nedy Dr. HASTINGS its
cd W the moot eminent ph ans Of tba 90
80. - 80 -, - N alseosote Of It's historv and All h.. c,,o
-. ~ 80 0 =, ~Vlo not Wishing 10 ucpr lie Ma
W W ecIs,e 70 himself Tor the So oe nrost - 800.
wncn was ss4ooiste1 70 40 such uniycrS.i -
Rave been tne wonderful reSults on H. Ano scen
London Lancet Ihs Medical Tns. tAat the
physicians Of both Hempheres are an eminent
ferers 20 have immediate recourse 10 Re- ~ epon SUI
that Of all known medicines IL alone has -
hshed It's efficacy by undsniable prcof Of sey esiao-
ton ana ofhsr diseases Of the lungs Thu Sonsamp.
HAsTISess Compound syrup OF Naphths OF
eesty OF publishing certificates OF In rf - y ne
can Do soerfsined Il has cured fast curing nla 1
who have ei it, and probably no pers Ia. taS ~
bottle bot would DO willing 20 give certic.se In ~
favor as othes have already done without solicitation =
Probably twothnds Of the regular physicians both sid,
Of the Atlantic are using HAsrlNGss Napha Syrup in
their private practice and many OF them becoming a.
fcr the of Consumption. and all Diseases OF the
Lungs entirely through its Agency oF New forA
and vicinity, { Y. CLIckrNER &C.. No. "a BaIcaySI