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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-11
Litchfleld Hat Emporium.

TUNHE citizens Of IItchfeld county are invited to
n call on the subscriber who keeps constantly on
hand laxc assortment OF HATsa aud Cars of every
variety and fashion. The subscriber having made
complete arrangements with the best and most
fashionable houses in New York city for supply OF
Hats and Caps, is prepared TO furnish all who may
give him call with articles in his line that cannot
fsl to suit, and at prices cheap as they can be
bought in any place In the United States. He has
on hand silk and Fur Hats Of Genins and Knox S
manufacture = Also. q large assortment Of Fancy
Hats and Caps 81 every description He devotes his
whole attention to thisparticuar line of business
and hereby tenders his public Acknowledgements TO
his patrons for their generous support and humbly
asks tor continuance Of the same. Store in West
Street two doors west Of the Court House
as4 HIRAM JACKSON.
ia Iitchfcld, March, 1856. .ssss "a.
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Twenty-Third Annual Report
OF THs
Litchfield Mutual Fire Insurance On.
LiieAfeid, Jsiy Z. Iss6.

L"e"fe'a 1sty u 1905.
~ cash reg Iot pr ms ON roc'es this Year SssS "
In. sasm pau aoI losses ana expenses zs4s :?
Whl e,, - ossa ouins Ine year AZ ZOO "
Interest received on loans. ~'' SS,s OS-ssog1 Ga
Cash now on hand, = i2,v1a sl-ss.os7 65
Amount OF premiums cha rsed on ths books
which may be collected Il required -. e659l II
Add cash on han nd, 1922
H. s - ... u. d - =. ss...... -
Making Capital Stock Of Co. at this time, sss,66s A..
Amour, Ut property now insured, s2,3s2Oii
4, neas - hos ,ns time any Chains against tne Co.
IL IL a a.. 20 .mis as rye. 4,
pan "i Insurance. adopted oy them WI meet wiih
nea.y response rom All in'esent lrienas oi "u'aa'
insurance :,i,l .s ,...,..s.. aa,
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GOccfes, Isrovisions. &c. ..


"URRAH for cHAKIEs Nc NEI1 ) I! Is the tain all
Il over town. When sou ask people wherc they
can find the best assortment Of Groceries and
provisions at the lowest prices. tie answer is st
CHARLES McSEIL's No. West Street. where from
morn till night dispensed goods in abundance to
the satisfaction Of many customers, who take great
deas,re in recommending thcirfrends to come where
the finest and best goosare sold little the lowest
prices in town-ssherc direct form head quarters he
u constantly receiving Teas, Coffee Sugars Spices,
Flour Salt &C. in fact all things necessary to refresh
the inner man" thus obviatins the necessity Of
spending time and travel for the wants Of the culinary
department Of the house. rss.
expect to show people that sell at the lowest
living prices. and fitter myself shall receive the
patronage Of large share Of the people of this town
! have constantly on hand large assortment OF
confectionery and fancy goods.
Attached to the same is an Oyster Saloon fttedup
in good STYLE where all who want good stew can be
accommodated at short notice and the tastes of the
greatest cpcnrc may be satisfied.
The above is no dream hut reality; il anv one is
in doubt please call and satisfy yourself for my
motto Is to satisfy every Of tie genuineness of
every thing which offer to the public. rs
CHARLES MCNEIL s
Litchield, April, 1856.
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r. he's been the LOT Of the human faceto be weighed
PILLS are specially adapss 10 The relief ofils ssx,
the NRnvouslhc DRLicArE. and the lNfAM OF ell clnes
ages, sexes. and c0nsti,ntions Prolessur Ho sway
in the tinted States. and offers them free
and enlightened people. as the hest remedy the world
ever saw for the removal Of disease.
Thrse RMS purity she Hood.
These famous Pills are expressly combined ia ope-
rate the stomach, the liver. the kidneys, the lungs,
in their functions purifying the bcod the very fountain
Of life, and thus curing disease in all its forms.
Dyspepsia and Liver Compiaiat.
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.
hasbeen proyedn all parts the world that nothing
has been found equalto them in Of disorders
the liver dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally
They soon give healthy tone 10 these however
much deranged. and when all other means have tailed
General Debility. In-Healsh.
Many OF the despo,ic Governme nts have opened
that they may become the medicine Of the masses.
Learned Colleges ADM, thai This isshc bes, remedy
ever known for persons Of delicate health q where
the system has been impaired. its invigorating prop
critics never fail TO afford relief 81 q 81
Female Complaintss
No female young or old, should be without this
hrated medicine ltcorrecls and regulates The monthly
courses all periods, acting in many cases like a
charm Ii is alsothe best and safest medicine that
be given toChldren Of all ages, and tor any complaint;
consequently no family should be withoutit.
Hoilotpays Pills are the best remedy knroa in eword
for the foifotcing diseases:
Asthma, Inflammation. Female Complain
Bowel Complaints, Venereal ATS Headac hes,
Coughs, Worms all k DIS, Indigestion,
Colds; Diarrhoea; Stone and Gravel,
Chest Diseases, Dropsy, Sc sondaty Symp's,
Costiveness, Debility, Inward Weakness.
Dyspepsia, Fever ndAgue, Liver Complaints,
Influenza Piles, Lowness oil Spirits.
sSold at the Manufa stories Of Professor Holloway
so Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London,
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout The United States and the civilized world,
nbnxes, at % cents, 623 cents, and 81 each. M
Or There is considerable saving by takiI the
larger sizes. ~
n B. Directors for the guidance OF patentsia everv
disorder are affixed to each box. 8#4%As
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John NJ. Atwood,

No. I4S ChatAams Srea (eorre Mulberry, Rer Tork.
NYITES attention 10 his Large Assortment OF
- Watches. JewelrY Silver Ware md Fancy
Articles S
Gold Bracelets, Pins, Ear Rings, Chatelain, Vest
and Fob-chains, Gold Necklaces, Crosses, Lockets.
Rings. Spectacies, Pencils. Seals, Medals, Keys,
Charms, &c II 8. p .a' &. =
Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets, Pins and Ear Rings.
Silver Tea SETS, Cups, Pitchers. Spoons, Napkin
Rings. Forks. Fruit and Butter KNIVES.
{ Silver Plated Tea Sets Cups, Casters Cake Baskets
Urns, Teakettles Card Baskets &C.
For sale cheap cash. and warranted as represented
Particular attention given to repairing and adj
justng Duplex, Chronometer andfne Lever Watches.
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- ~. sss7 j1ss;s'1 1hst rnesSs Ei rs
a 4 "a ~ ~ 4 ssjfS lisEt rs 1i,e.r sncI
:. "a a. Ia lin rcal1 nil
- Il 1ki.es, - 81 suio tnex illm gssed
j u ~ rsin} = ilful3 sd(l 3hE s. - n q ers
sA shs fanaef - y % as fbe L. E f|sorl
" fhe soor ~ needy HI ke did
81 ~ fhis ~ n hi He lid n 1sed ) ioy1as
i3sv ,Ith III ftienls, BIZ would go into fschan,.
M; Una tni1k, 4 There Ito many Who have
I'D had sich 4 day Of enjoyment. How would
ii hare been Il had iugifcd as many more
..c,ssls 4, Then hes woald Iay bysof lis nancy
- mnch = the feast ha6 sc6st him. III a chest
whirh lo called Gods C0a6f. II The came
w, X he heard thai there had been ar fire
.auywLcrc, ho would giso largely for the relief
s0f1he uahappy sshfsrerss; md then Ise xosld
sI3ht6 6s own lloSlse and 90 Into his chamber
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-11

SHE Waterbury Marble Mandatory is removed
u from Scoville st !, TO a few rods south of the
Railroad Depot where be found the best stock of
Marble in the State Monuments, Gravcstoncs and
every article in my line of Marble, Granite or Free
some furnished Mt short notice and at cheaper rates
than ever was before offered in this vicinity es
p 8x s. WARREN.
Waterbury July 18th, 1866. -@
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Church Organs.

~ GORGE JARDINE & SONS celebrated Organs
" which are used in many of the principal
churches in New York city aud elsewhere. The
subscriber having taken the agency for the sale of
the above will be pleased to receive orders from all
societies .wishn. to purchase organ, or those
wishing any information in regard to the organs
will please send to the subscriber, and in return will
receive price list and scale size number of stops &c.
, ARVID DAYTON.
Wolcottville Sept LIST, 1856 <.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-11

ME subscribers have made arrangements To keep
- constant supply of iirst-ratc article Of 0xnx
FEAruERs selected and packed with great care by
ourselves, in packages of from 20 TO so lbsand viii
furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 his
OF quality they will warrant as good as the best.
and OF as low prices as can DO purchased Of equal
quality in the state s. 81 HURIBUT
Winchester 1856. "a. "A n - Z 80
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New Goods fer Spring.

ANE OF the best selected assortmenfs of Gsorcrics
" Provisions and catables Of all kinds that In. va
ever been seen in I.itchield, was purchased in the
different markets last week by the subscriber. Such
as care for good living will please c at the Store IN
West Street and examine his stock of necessares
and luxuries, CHARLES MeSEIL.a
Litchleld, April LIST. 1856. &% H
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;DlMonlt but True Kindness to a Friend,
Is given 10 the following quaint story from,

U1mou1t but True k1udn0S8 20 q Friend,
Is given in the following quaint story from,
Della Casa - @ s s
There dMelt in Verona q bishop who pos
sessed natural abilities, and was we'll read in
thc Scriptures his name was Giovanni Mat
tco dibcrti. Among other praiseworthy hab
its, Ne was courteous and liberal to the noble
Gentlemen who visited him, entertaining them
with q magnifcencc, not extravagant, but
such Is became churchman. It happened
that nobleman styled Count Richard passed
that way, and spent many days with the bish-
o., and Ills family, who were for the most part
weltbrod and educated men. The Agreeable
MANNERS 81 The gentle cavalier gained for him
tlic esteem and commentator Of his hosts
HIT he had one little bad habit, Of which the
bishop became aware, and taking counsel with
Bis attendants, he proposed that the count
should be informed Of 1t, lest it should DO of
s0n's prejudice to him. For this purpose be
summoned discreet attendant, and directed
hinnto mount bis horse the next morning, and
% accompany the count, who had already la
ken leave, for some distance on his way, and
at q proper opportunity to make to him the
proposed communication. The attendant whose
nanae was Galateo, was man advanced in
years, very learned, extremely agreeable in his
manners, Of good address, and Of gracious
aspect, and one who Id HE day had lived
machat the court Of great princes. Riding
along With the count be entertained him with
pleasant discourse, until the time came for him
toreturnto Verona when, as the count was
taking lease, be thus addressed him, with o
pleasant countenance and mild accents
4" nv lord, the bishop, my master, returns
your 1ordship infinite thanks for the honor you
have done him by entering and sojouning at
did poor house; and as q return for SO great
courtesy, he hos given II n charge to me to
mske youa present on his part and mos. kind.
lysprays ron 20 receive il with cheerful mind
You are the most graceful and polished gentle
man whom tho bishop has ever seen For this
reason he has attentiyely observed your man.
nefs, and examining them particularly has
found nothing which was not 10 the highest de-
gree agreeable and communicable, except an
ugly motion of the mouth and lips When eat
Ing, accompanied with noise very disagreed
ble u hear Il Is this which the bishop has
sent me 70 make known to yeu, and he prays
yon 20 endsavor ct once to rid yourself the
habit. and desires that yon will receive in the
place * 4 more costly present this his loving
reproof and advice, being assured that no one
else ii the world would make you such q pres.
amt ~ 3 49,
4, INA count, who had never been aware Of
chs tad habit, hlushed little ut this reproof
but Ike brave man, taking heart, be said
"Tell the bishop that il al the gifts which mel
make 10 one another were like HE, men woult
be inch richer than they are. For bis grcat
courtssy ana morality to me, return him inf
- ~ -. ~.<a nuc.,rxA him that Mill hnroaf
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A Voice freIn Waterbury
Great Reduction in the Prices Of all Articles

necessary for the support Of Life !!
DARFRAM 81 ALLEN would respectfully an
1O nounsc to the residents of Litchfield ana vi
cinty that they have reduced the price of all articles
Of Flour Feed Groceries, Provisions &C. from ten ia
twelve per cent and that they are now prepared to
sell all the necessaries Of life much cheaper than any
other concern in the county. Their assortment is
large and varied and people visiting Waterbury i'll
find it an object to cali. -
IS SIS esat BARTRAM & ALLEN.
Waterbury, January 1856 rs
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Special Invitation.

I'D ERsONS visiting Litchield are respectfully in
IL vitcd to call and examine my assortment Of
Boots and Shoes they will find a good assortment,
and at as low prices for cash. any in the State.
Sole Leather cheap the market will bear, also
Shoe thread pegs, sc. &C., for sale by
s SAMUEL CLOCK.
H DOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Sc, &c. New styles
H-D just received and for sale cheap for cash. by
SAMUEL CLOCK.
West Main Street, Etchfed April 2Sth 1856.
r AIDES and Gents best Rubbers Misses and
h Childrens do, for sale cheap a good
article can DC found in the State For sale for cash.
by SAMUEL CLOCK Z
ENTS Fine Calf Boots and Congress Caters, Sc,
N six different styles cheap for cash, at
s-s SAMUEL CLOCKS.
II AIDES Congress Caters save trouble in lacing,
II for sale cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK
SHILDRENS Congress Slippers beautiful and
" cheap, at SAMUEL CLOCKS
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WHTE GOODS Drapcfy. Musiias Of ali de-
scriptions. Laces, black Lace veils Swiss and
Cambria Edgings, fnsertings, Under-Slceves Chem
iscttes, &C, for sale very cheap by
= 1883 A. q. BRADFORD.
Nolcottvilie, April stl,, 1856.
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ME highest price paid for produce, taken in
exchange for goods, AZ my store, No. West
rect ass CHARLES MCNEIL.
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have Just returned from lNarka with awell selected
- stock of NV Gcopr consisting OF few very
pretty style Spring DLainss Calicocs Of entirely Now
designs aud patterns. heavy brown sheetngs and
shrtings, bleachcd shirtings and linens, with good
assortment OF housekeeping Goods, which offer al
low prices for cash or exchange
A,u. BRADFORD, Hatu,raas.
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IT. eorrs6t alhcipllne u the mind Is mere
intended 10 extinguish the affections.
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Oeaaetiens 81 niach farther towards ma
King np oW characters, than our words.
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Succkss ID every important undertaking, de-
pends IN almost every instance upon persever.
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Hxnr lvnders easy the most apparently in
surmountabls dilaculsies. -.
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nrUsTANG IMMINENT, LYONS Katharioii. r.
w seuocs. and . general assortment OF Hair OIL.
Perfumery. &C.. may be found at MOI West Street
Ltchfsld, July 5th, 1856.
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TaE company q ! soad huuorsd man is .
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AN ANTED.-- Hides, Bark and Cali, Skins wanted
w ut the Tanuery, South Farms, iy
l. TURkINGToN.
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~ desire u wealth can only Be safely in
dulGsd vhsn kis desisaed 70 do good
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NROSSMANS Shaving, Hair Cutting and Wig
Litchfcli
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II oBERT n TREAT. Manufacturcr Of corn
- shelters churns, safety tug irons, &C. South
farms Conn - - g ]. e I n
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Litchfield, April, 1856.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-02-06

It's our object to address tn. American
public In series Of articles. showing con
clusivsly that, in the whole history Of msdi,
cal science, no medicines have ever been Of.
fercd for their use so efiicaeious in restoring
health and preventing disease Nc those Of
Professor Holloway. In this series Of xrti-
cies we shall necessarily explain much Of
the human ayste,n. and those physiological
laws Of life controlling our bodies. both in
health and disease. The American puoiic
are sufficiently intelligent to judge OF their
own interests, and it Is no longer in tho
power Of those styling themselves regular
physicians to conceal from them important
truths concerning their health.-Nep York
Citizen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-02-06

cratic party. Whenever a movement Of
such importance should be. and Is to be
made. South Carolina should be present, or
else the notion, that she has delegated part
OF her sovereign rights to the general COVER
ment' over which she should keep watch, is
humbug.
South Carolina has heretofore kept al.
most entirely aloof from these nominating
conventions. Perhaps she was right in 90
dong. have ever been in favor of them
but am not prepared to say, but that the
State has acted right. In a. much rs con.
vcntions have heretofore only met to see
who should hold Offices, it may be that il
was we'll for South Carolina, to wrap her
self up in her dignity and declare she
would have nothing to do With these seram.
bings for office. Perhaps the same reasons
If urged, would have kept her out Of the
halls of Congress. But there il change
now. We arc in the beginning of q political
revolution, which must end, either in a dis.
ruption Of the Union, and in blood If we
wait for the various parts to fly asuudsT, or
in the establishment Of tho Union firmly up
on the constitution, with the rights Of all
sections acknowledged, and protected. In
view Of this, hold that, in rs much a. South
Carolina has, contrary to the advice Of many
Of her sons, (of whom was one) in '6l ,
determined to remain in the Union, she
should do all in her power to preserve il
pure. Let her be at the Cincinatti Conyen-
ton. There jnst now is the post Of dam
ger. Congress is in rather bad fix, but
don't shink the country is in any immediate
danger from it, except disgrace.
l should have been pleased, il this call
had been made by some one else, but a. no
one seemed disposed to do so, l thought that
would. The deed is done, and think I
have done no more than my duty as citi-
Zen Uf the Stat.
JNO. w. COOKE.
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Mischievous Misrepresen.s sti ons.

IT ought not to be expected that We
should give = formal contradiction to the
various rumors which are originated here
and transmitted by telegraph, either with
the view Of efscting the Administration
or Of promoting the pecuniary interests
Of the papers t" which they are sent
Oecasionaily, however, these rumors as
sumo character or are repeated with n
degree Of pcr.istency which renders con-
trsdiction necessary. OF this kind are
the late reports as to tue Withdrawal OF
Mr.. Buchanan from England, aud =. to
the intention Of the Pr .sident TO send 10
the Senate a special message in regard to
pending difficulties with that Government.
For example, q correspondent ofths Jour.
nal OF Commerce says, on the 18th in
stant, that the President will, as he stat.
ed yesterday, send sp"cial message to
the Senate in its Executive character next
Monday, or some day soon, iu relation to
our controversy with Great Britain -
And. again, tue same correspondent, on
the next day, said: The President has
assured several Senators that he viii, after
some further consultation with the Cabi-
net, send to that body = message inform.
ing them concerning the condition of our
difficulties with England, and submitting
the same for their advice and considers.
ton. The effect, ifnot the design, Of oil
rumors OF this kind Is to excite apprshsn-
sions as to rupture between our Govern
ment and that Of Great Britain. To avoid
any such consequenees,it il only necessary
for Us to say that tho whole batch Of re-
ports Of tue character alluded to are en-
tirely without foundation, and deserve no
sort OF attention from the readers Of the
journals to which they are sent. They
not only DO gross injustice to the Prssi.
dent. but they are calculated to effect the
interests OF commercial ,neu. who ara KEEP.
in state Of suspense by the repetition
Of these mischisvous inventions. Il WasA.
ington Uaion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hottorays Ointment and P;us.-Extrsordi.
nary Cure Of y Bad Leg, communicated to Pro
fessor Holloway by Z. xarchant ESQ, Of the
Gazette Office, Edsartovn, Nass-Nr Daniel
Nortovn. Of Edgsrtown, had . sore on his leg,
which defed all ordinary remedies, and instead
OF ofimproving him he only became worse. At
last, he had recourse to HoIloway's Ointmen,
and Pills, few applications of the Ointment To
his leg, effected wonderful change for the bet
ter; it lost It's swollen and angry appearance,
and in avery short time was completely cured.
His leg Is now quito sound. and he Is able 70 Ie-
sumo his work, although sixty years Of age!
This astonishing unguent will cure wounds and
ulcers even Of twenty years standing.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
NEW
BLACKING MAUFACTORY.

TINE undersigned would respe ctfully call
Il tho attention Of the public to their gu.
perior article Of Boot and Shoe Polish, which
they are manufacturing in tho town If Che
raw, 8. c., and is superior to any thing Of
the kind now in use
Il has been tried by many Of the citizens
Of this State, and is recommended for the.
following qualities:
1t preserves the leather and m.kes II moro
durable than AIRY other blacking--at the
samo time it does not soil clothing.
Tho Cheraw aud Darlington Rail Road
being completed. enables US to ship to any
portion Of the South.
Send in your orders and give us trial.
Thos. II. TOmlinson is our agent. and aJh
orders sent to him or the undefsigncd, will
be promptly attended to.
EVANS g. WOODWARD.
Chsraw, 8 c. Jan'y 10, 1856. (47 IF
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An Astonishing Han.

FAMHn THuOucunU ruR ~nsrn-N>u
Vol ,,d Io,dn, 49,. 80, ~. -.
f.cturino d.no,, "a, Ho,,o~.v; ;,;,,. ..d
Ointment From No 40 M.;dsn Ian. ,h;.
city. and No. "a Strand Iondon are .ert
forth. daily mill;on, of ho,s. and not, a,
these io..,imahI. m.a;,;n.. Tn. h..vv
duty ;muosed bv our rov.rnmsnt unon "a.
tent medicine. and the large and constantly
Increasing sals Of Holloway. pills and
Ointment In thi. eoup,rv. a.t.,c,;u.a .h.;,
proprietor to make tbi. c;,v nj. ,e,;d...s
Our repub,i.an .vsten of Coys,,m.,t 4,
.,.o In harmony with tie nrsd;,ec.,on. ~
Professor HOLLOWAY and though King. and
Emoorors have conferred upon him hono,s
and sspecial fsvor., these will never be 40
gratifying to MIN a. ta. grateful heart. os
millions Of FREQ citizens, who without apy
enforcement Of sovereign Authority, freely
patsonise his ssisLrx.sd remedies for the
prevention and removal Of dissasa
ASS member Of the medical faculty, hav.
ing long witnessed the iusfsleieuey of the
profession in curing disease, and being ta.
miliar with the error. and fOlliss Of the pro-
fsssion, we fscl il an imperative duty to &c.
quaint tho American public with the sri.
val Of this Distinguished phy.ician in our