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mmmhs' ■» - a oargej* gif "K:0
Itife Insurance Company
' . ■ OF
Hartford, ct.
mpital 900,000 Dollars,
Ukliberly in increotflhtsamtlo Halj m
Million of Dolton,
*FPER to insure Dwelling-Houses
"stores. Mil Is, Manufactories. Barns,
jpsand Vesselswhilein rori.oron the
icks, Goods and every other species ot
•curablepersona! property,againsi/o**
r damage by /ira.at ns low rates of pre
4iumasany similar institution!!) good
landing. _„
4HDEON H. HOLLISTER. Agent
Office in the brick building, Southst.
hitchfield, Nov. 26,1847. 32
PROTECTION
insurance Company,
OF
HARTFORD, CORN.
’■! HE subscribe i having been appoint
1 edari agent of the above Company,
tilers toinsu re H ou ses.Stores .Mills, Fu c -
l*ri#«. Barns. and their contents,and "H
ethardescriptions of insurable property
against
Loss or Damage
• *" Bl* FIRE,
Mrgt*s premium as low as any other
- similar nisi if ut ion.
G. F. Davts, Agent.
Litchfield, January 2,1843. t(3
INSURANCE.
k H. HUBB ARD, Agent fnrthe Pro
*" • TEC tion Insurancf. Comtanv, will
•vue Policies at his office, in Salisbury,
on the same terms they can be obtain
ed at the principal office in Hartford.
^ NEW
-I
, f
• *
rj-FIRST IN THIS MARKET !
^%7 HIGH was bought for JEJ” ('ASH !
TT at low prices. S. D WHEELER
It y*t alive' in town, and will sell a little
CHEAPER than any other live man. for
ITGooo Pay.
All those in want of good desirableFALL
GdODS will pleas# to call and examine be-,
lure purchasing t lsewhere.
v- —Also—
FRESH
y sw $2C
•fall kinds, warrented No. ONE.
HIS MEAT MARKET
is now filled with all the best
9 Meats that can be had. War
rented Fresh ami Sweet.
THE
LITCHFIEL D NO USE,
IS in good repair, and complet
dMSK containing a laige
Ifijlih Ball Boom,
JhIbK suitable to accommodate pleas
ure parties, Sic. , &c.
s. D. WHEELER, Agent.
JJtchflSd’Sept. 23. 184?. 13 tf
SECOND Arrival nl NEW FALL GOODS
jfrnm JYew York Auctions, at the W«l
cotiville Cash Store,
LA.'HROP 4. F.RADFORD
NOTICE.—Caine inio
the enclosure nIThe Subscriber,
on the 13ih Nov. one dark red
_one year old Heifer while un
(belly, no artificial mark The owner
Ilf requested In prove property, pay charges
and lake her away.
' Harwinton, NoV 13,1847. *373w
HI Be AIM JACKSON,
this opportunity to inform his cus
Jt turners,and the Public in general,that hp
War removed his DYEING ESTABLISH.
WENT, to the east side ol North Street Seven
Hoars 'mm the corner, where he will he pre
pared to col r and clean ill kinds ot Clothing
and 1 leases of all colors Vlso—Cleaning and
Dressing of Hats.
^LlUh’fiad* Dec. 1st, IS47.
• JL™A A ^'ann °f 130 acres situated
-£*-in the south part of Nnr
■ folk, is offered for sale Said
JHMML Farm is adapted for grazing,
baa a good hou^e and comfortable out
baildings thereon, is well watered, and will
be told at a great bargain to close the set
- Ur me in of an Estat .
For further particulars enquire of Andrew
Baldwin near the premises, or of Harvey
Baldwin of Go$|ien, to whom the sale is en
•rusted.
Norfolk, August 24, 1847. 16 if
« BROKE into the enclos
ure of the subscriber, the last i.f
October, n bmiiiII brindle year line
HEIFER, with while flanks
Imi and rail-, en r marks, a nick the under sale
tach ear, ami a square crop off ihb lelt ear,
the owner can have her by proving property,
and paying charg a fj BpgL M1L1.FR.
North Kent, Pec.fi, i»«7._80 3w
K BROKE Into the enclosori
ot the subscriber, r.n or u
hout the 20th of O' toiier
last, in n sulering ennji
tion.a spotted 3 year old Steer, the own
. cr is requested to prove property, pay
Charges and take him nwnv.
RENSAI.EAR COOK.
Salisbury,'Deo. 14, lfc47. 32 4w
Blast Furnace for
* Sale.
THE Stockholders of the Cornwall
Iron Company offer for sale their Furnace with
awlxtu'es and outbuilding* ennner.eH weh it.
necessary forth.manufacturing of r'W |r"n,—
Also, two dwelling houses, a Store,_B aeksmt'h
Chon and Barn. Said Furnace «s a'r'taied one
permanent siresm of wn'er. the fountain ol
Which is a large Lake, made a'mnst ent'relv
fitooi sprints, and affords »n *hund»n* snpptv f
wafer at all seasons of the year; it has r*ren'lv
wadetraone a thorough rena:r and thereihaa been
>dded|mproTementa which now render I* ra
Mble of doing a very nrofi'shle business, »r
hi gay the least, a. any Cold Blast Furnace in
Their ia a fall of water on said pronertv of 70 '
feet and can be divided into two «r 'hr#** sight*
Ifdea'red, and U within 100 mds of the Honae
tmye Rai'-road D pot. in the flnurjahing village
Went Cornwall.
■ . There ia "'so for sale in said vi'lase «e»er*l
s.. Dwel'ing ffonsea and other very pmdneeye
veal estate, ,11 of which will be eoM low and on
rr v^Ktf ftiHherpsr'ienlsr* enqn:re of f)»nie1 Sco
■r,~ Tjttst lb*Plirr ~r**~~ r-11 1— Comoany
St'CVILL. ,1
West Cornwall.
a .~kr B "*•■•''. 1 *» -- 1 1 '
KtMLi —four Fork parrels lor <
Hint theater# ef
3»3w L. J. SMITH.
A. C. SMITH,
HAVING recently returned from NewYork
with a large and handsome assortment
■I GOODS, wh.rh with his former stork em
arares almost every arlirle tailed Mr in a
country store, avails hfmseit ol this method !••
inform his customers and the public generally
that he intends selling as low for cash, barter,
or approved ciedit.as amrlesof Ihrsamequa
lity can be purchased in this \irtnily.
At A.C'stnat t>e found PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GROCERIES ol good qualify—Al*.
Ploughs, Hoes. Scythes. Spades, FVirks and
Fanning Utensilsgtner“|l*. Hardware, Join
ers' Tools. Shn-s, Boots. Hals, and Caps ol ev
ery size and qtialrtv—Good Molasses tt Two
^hih-iugs per gallon. 17 cents per pnnnd
will be given for good Butter during the week
and the very highest market price for ail othej
kinds nf produce Potash of superior quality
Litchfield. Mav 11lti.l'SI7. I
nw. towshrih’h
SARSAPARILLA
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MED1
CINE IN THE WORLD!
This Exirscl is put lip in Quart Bottle*. It i*
six time* cheatier. pleasanter, nnd warranted
superior to any sold. It cores disease without
vomiting, purging, sickening, 0.1 debilitating
the patient. ------
GREAT SPRINT AND SCMMER MEDICINE.
The great beauty anil superiorly of this Sar
saparilla over other medicine? is, whilst it eradi
cates disease. it invigorates the hndv It is one
of the verv best Spring and Summer Medicines
ever kn >w n. It sot only ptirilies the whole sys
tem and strengthen? the person, Init it creates
new, rich and pure blood—a power possessed
hy no other medicine. And in this lies the
grand secret of it* wonderful success. It has 1
performed, within the past two years, more
than 35,000 cures of severe cases nf disease— i
at least 5,000 id these were considered incura
ble. More than
3.000 cases of Chronic Rheumatism ;
8.000 cases of Dyspepsia ;
400 caves of General Debility and Want of
Energy;
7.000 cases of the different Female Com
ttlnin's;
2.000 eases of Scrofula ;
1.500 cases of the Liver Complaint;
2.500 cases of Disease of the Kidneys and
Dropsy;
3.000 cases of Consumption ;
and thousands of ca?es nf Disease of the
Blood, viz ; Ulcers, Ervsipclak, Snlt Rheum,
Pimples on the Face, Ate. Ac.; together with
numerous cases of Sick-Headache, Pain in the
Wide and Chest, Spinal Affections. Ac. Ac.
This, we are aware, must appear incredible ;
but we have li tters from physicians and bur '
agents from all parts ol the United States, in
forming its of extraordinary cures. R. Van
Boskirk. one of the most respectable druggist*
in Newark, New Jersey,inform* it* that he can
refer m more than 159 cases in that place alone.
There are thousands nf cases in the city of N.
York, which we refer to with pleasure, and in
men of character. It is the best medicine for
the prevention of disease know n. It undoubt
edly saved the lives n| more than
5.000 Children Ihe part teuton !
as It removed the cause of disease, and pre
pared them for the summer season.
United Stntet Ollicer,
Captain G IV. McLean, member of the Le
gislature, and late of the United States Navv,
lias kindly sent us the fallowing certificate. It
tells its own story.
Raiiwav, June 25, 1847.
A veer since. I was taken with the Influenza,
ami mv whole system left in a debilitated slate.
I was induced t., try Dr. Townsend’s Snrsapa:
rilln, and after taking two nr three bottles 1
wa* very much relieved, and attribute it en
tirely to the said Sarsaparilla. I have continued
inking it, anil find that 1 improve every day.—
I behave that it saved my life nnd would not
be without it under any consideration
G V. McLEAN.
Scrofula eared.
This certificate conclusively proves that this
Sarsaparilla has perfect control over the most
obstinate diseases ol the blond Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented.
Three Children.
Dr Tosvn«end—Dear Sir: I have the pleasure
to inform yon | hat,I woof mv eh lHrs - ' use Peen
cured of the Scrnlulii hy tfiu use of your excel
lent medicine. They wern afflicted very se
verely with had sores. Have only taken lour
bottles. It took them away, for which I feel
myself under deep rfftHgiti ion.
Yours respec’billy,
rs.xAC W CR AIN,
N. York, March 1 47. 150, Wooster st.
Great Female 'Medicine,
Hr Townsend’s tSarsnparilln is a sovereign
and speerlv cure for incipient Consumption,
Barrenness, Leticorrhma. or White*, obstruct
ed or ilifftculi Menstruation, incontinence of
Urine, or involuntary t'sschnrge thereof, and for
the general prostration of the system—no mat
ter whether the result of an inherent cause or
causes, produced hy irregularity .sickness or ac
cident.
{Kr Nothing can lie more surprising that, its
l invigorating effects on titc human frame. He,
suns, nil weakness nnd lassitude, from inking
it, at mice become robust and full nf energy un
der its influence. It immediately counteracts
(he nervelessness of the female frame, which
islh* great enttse of barrenness.
It will not lie evpoctcd of us, in case*‘of so
dmienten nature,to exhibit certificate* of cures
performed ; hilt we can assure th« afflicted tlinl
hundreds of rases Imre lit en reported to us. -
Severut esses where families have been without
children, after Using ’a few Imjjlep of this in
valuable medicine,hnvehcon blest with healthy
offspring
To ' I other t and Married Lntliet, .fc
This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been m2
pressly prepared in reference to female com
plaints. No female who has reason tn suppose
tlinl she is approaching that critical period,
(the turn of life,' should neglect to luke it, ns it
is a certain preventive lor any of the numerous
an horrible diseases to which females are sub
eet at litis tinfft of life, 'lie* period'mav Its
delayed for several year* hy using this nicdi
cine. Nor is it less valuable fur thorn t*ho are
approaching womanhood, ns it is anlt'iilaicd to
assist nthitre hy quickening the bloo.l and in
vigoralinu the system. Indeed, this medicine is
invaluable for all ol the deltcute disease* to
which women are subject.
It Itrsces the whole »y-tcm. renews permn
nenlIV the tin t urn I energies, by removing ,the
impurities of the Itodv—not so 1itr stimula’mc i
the system as to produce a suits, quent relaxn i
lion, w hich is the case with medicines taken for I
female weakness and disease.
RheiimatiNin.
This Snrsspnnlln is used with the most per
tecl success in Rheumatic complaints, Iimvevn
severe or chrnnic. The astnnipning cures it has
performed re indeed wonderful. Oilier rente
dies sometimes pive tenmnriirv reliel his en
itrelv eradicates it from the st pit-ni, even when
the limbs and hones are dreadfully swollen
CO" Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one of'the oldest
and most respect able lawyers in Hartford. Ct
The following is an extract of aleiter received
from hi in :
Dr Townsend—I have used one buttle of vonr
Sarsaparilla, and lind it is excellent in its effect*
upon a t hrottle rhertmatic pam So which I am
subject, from an injury ot casionrd several years
apn in a public stupe Please semi me two hol
lies to the core of Dt SevmOMr. I have con
versed with two ol olirprincipal physicians, slid
recommend yourSai.-apurilla
stSTH TERRY.
Hartford, March 12th, 1115.
PILES, PILES. PILES.
Dr Townsend's Sarsaparilla is n» leS* sue
eessful in ettrinp thi* distressing qo'iialntni, than
for diseases of the B'ood, Dyspepsia, Rheums
liem, srttl Nervous Dehilitv. T
Princinti O.'Rre, lifi. Ful'on streei. New
York. For sole hy the principal Druggists
throughout the United States, West Indies and
Canada v
None genuine unless put up in square bottles,
which contain a quart, and signed with the
wrilter signature of 8 P TOWNSEND, and his
name blown in the glass
Kr For Sale at the Drug Stora in Lite..field
Sept. H-ly
lOOOPAIR
BOOTS AND SHOES
T Reduced Price* for cash, may be found
at S Clock’s, one door west of the Court
House, and will oe offered al very Aow prim
fo/a few week* u
Unsettled account* are in such ahapg aa to I
require immediate attention. A word to the
arise it sufficient.
9. CLOCK.
Litohfield, Mag 18,4*4*
•iff J%Vtr 1'orfc JP rices.
8. N. Bronson,
Litchfield Conn.
HAS made arrant- mem* with the NF.rf
YORK PEKIN TEA COMPANY, tor
the sale of their TEAS in the above place,aod
ran furnish his Customers, and the trade, with
Teas at the same Pi ices that the Company
eliarjf* lor them. And in every ewe wheie
these _ ran do not trivo satisfaction the money
will be paid back for them
ALSO
A splendid assortment ol Dry Goods, Grocer
ies, CrncKery, Hardware, Cutlerr, Jfcc. *. ,
AL'O
Dr. J. S. Spears reMirated medicines.
ILSO
The Depository of the Litchfield County
Branch ol the Ame'ican Bible Society.
S, *1. BRONSON, rent.
Litchfield. October t847
Health! Health !
Dr. WOOD’S
SARSAPARILLA
AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERS.
'PHIS extractor Sarsaparilla and
*• Wild Cherrv is a speedy remedy fur Jaun
dice, Liver C mnplumi, Dvepepsiu, Scrofula and
all such diseases as take their risein an impure
smte uf ihe blood. impaired digestion, in<»hid
Htbte oft he Liver and stomach, weak nets of ihe
Nervous system, and a disordered and debilita
ted constiin'inn.
|)r W.md's Sarsaparilla snd Wild Cherrv Bit
ters have a ready, 1>« their salistantinl excel
la ice, won a degree of public Invor und patron
age. which puts them beyond the need of re
I commendation
| Being faithfnllv prepared of the mmt excel
enr materials, they esc be fully confided in by
all in need ol e tonic, 1110(10111 or alterative re
incdy.
In Dr. Wood’s standard preparation, Sarsa
parilla is warranted in be found in great purity
and sire- gth, and gaimne much by its union
with «he Wild Cherrv, a tunic nf the firs; order
This happy combination is ihe only one ever
inade ni these articles, and foundering it is mi
the best medical principles, snd iheir virtues
| extracted by a rigid chemical analysis, experi
| ent-e has shown its usual power and efiicncy
Th-s preparation w ill be found on trial, in he
a sure snd speedy rentedv fur the diseases enu
niernted above. They purify the blood,secure
regular digestion, promote s lieallhv ncion of
the Liver snd simnseli, snd strengthen the
nerves, ai once securing
HEALTH AND VIGOR
to the whole system. In nil cases ot
DEGRESSION OF SPIRITS
arising from Indigestion or Nervous irritation
they have been ased with remarkable success ,
n--r are ihey less useful a* n remedy for Head
ache, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, and a gene
ra /prostration ot the sysirm.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
READ THIS,
[From the Daily Evening Bulletin.]
It is mu our custom to puli' Fateni Medicines
unless we know them to he really excellent.
Having ourselves u knowledge ot Dr Wood’s
Sarsapnrilla ami Wild Cherry Bitters, and hav
mg several friends who have been henefnied hv
their use, we donut hesitate 1,, recommend them
to the publie. Both Sarsaparilla and Wild Cher
sy are articles ul established reputation in the
medical world,and this preparation is made with
great care, and appears 'o combine all the medi
cinal polities of both in an unusual manner - -
Any nne suffering from diseases ot ihe blood, in
digestion, hr headache, would tin well to give
these hitters atrial
[From the New-Bedhwd Register ]
Dr Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild CAesey Kit.
1— '»•!,„ ■„<.,r&„i,roiitiy ot gentlemen in tins
town and vicinity who lesiifv to the hem-fits,
witfiin their personal knnw'edge, derived 1'ioin
■ he use nf this compound ufeursapnrilla and wild
cherry, is such ns to put in rest all double as to
the value of those extracts in those sufferrini
froin Dyspepsia.Jaundice,Indigestion, Headache
or scrofulous d-senses.
(From the Boston Daily Times ]
HEADACHE — One ol the iiesi remedies iliai
we have heard of fur this distressing complaint,
villi its origin Indigestion, is Dr. Wood's Sarsa
parilla und Wild Cherrv Bitiers, which eornl-mos
all ihe advantages of 'he ionic nmi nperten- me
-Heines nf the day,and is free from many ol their
disadvantages.
[rromane nnimn i,»niiy mail.
A Nf.w and Bxoi.r.i.BNT Remedy --We would
call the attention id'our renders to the ml Vet line
tnem in ni>otin r Column ol n new and elH. n
rents remedy. Dr. Wdotrs Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Minors Allhough this line prcpat niton
haroiijy been offered lor sale during the past
veal, jt hits already won the confidence ol the
public,ns a most ekillullv prepared and delightful
combination of two hf the safest und most active
remedial aorntsin the world.
[From the Plymouth R'ork.1
Dr Worm's Xarsaharim.ii and Wii.dCiieriiv
Bitters.—We do not make it a practice! > "ive
a good name to medicines,unless .satisfied oflheir
curative powers. But from ell the evidence we
cun gather concerning Dr Wood’s Su|waiuirilln
and wild Olierrv fitters, we are convinced that
it will do nil Its proprietor assumes fr,’it—within
nur acquaint a no$ are gentlemen who havo deri
veil much nemTii from us use ; and our advice to
all persona a.‘Hided with any of the complaints
lor which this compound is recommended, ia, to
call on his agent, J. T. Dull, und procure a boi
£3=»CAUTIOto TO THR PITBIJt*.
lie particular and ask for D- ll'nnd’g**arsapn
riHs and Wild Cherry Billers and receive nc
other. This is the firs 'preparation ol saixnpa
rilla and wild cherry eonihined ever ofleted lo
die pnld'tm and dp* great success ntteii.ling its
use liasingseed tli* unprincipled incmintci feit it.
A s a preventive, see that the hollies hive the
words H'oed'a Naruipsri'ln and Wild Ch rrv Bit
t ers pressed on the glass, and a further pi .Section
each la'yelon, llm hotllc will hpsgiiedjiv the pro.
prietor. E. Thornton, Jr Take these pretentions,
and y»u willed the genuine article.
s # #.i.i<|>a|'Piiornton. i|.,. )
MANry».TiinER and snt.E I’ropr'etor, Chemist
and Drupgise. New Bedford,—where ell orders
mn«t be directed
Price $1 per h,stie. or six bottles t r #5. 00
X’ole Agem, Litchfield. Dr Nairmei Bunl - ll’o
eottville, A P P Camp—Plymouth Holl.nv, Set
Tliomns A Son.—Plvsigindi, Terry, Porter A 0.
Winsicd. M A jC ) Camp: and sold i v agent
and all the principal town* in New England
Nov. 74. , Ivlnmlsnlo
ip — *
REV. B. HIBBARD’S
VEdET.lBLE A-VTi-BILIOUS
FAMILY PILLS
Are not f und lobe the most convenient.
The Best Physic You Ever Tried,
And lully equal In our lecomineudatiuu . oi
them—II vim don't find thal-epf ol IMS
Pills does more good than from 4l(HI.4>f'Jgp\
other kind every Agent stands teudy itPyt
coiye the ettiply box and
Refund the Money!
These Pills are lecomnirnded as in-iog ipjlhi
mu any equal in ail Bilieus attacks, after!inn*
of Ihe Liver. Ihe Lungs, Stomach or Bowels
caused by taking cold or obsirncled perapifa
lion. They carry oH'ihe tile, cleanse the pnfe
of the body, Iheieby Idling ,'Ul Ihe insensihlt
perspiration through its a<rii(iomed channel
and relieving at once Ihe internal organa. Also
in old chronic sfTcClions. os Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache. Rheumatism, Ac. Mind 'hr Pi
reetion* which go with eseh bo*.
Every Agent has Circulars of three Pills to
give away.
HALF A PILL
is Ihe nsust dose, though sonic require one
PILL or’even more. Children of one year A
over, nnevfourth of a Pill—of 7 veers sndover
halt a Pill. These Pills are PURELY Y't
'iRT.tBLE.**A may he taken under all rit.
oWlbstUnees without reg.i rd to drink <*r «1>*L I
QtJ-For **al- bv Druggists and Traders gen
erally. in eseh Town and yiilaje iu the ooun- I
tf atu Slate
ROOKANO PF.RIOUCAL AGENCY J
rjIHKiiudhrtignrd having omaWtshed Inn*
X veil as A Book .ngcnlrn lb* f real Litcyan
Marl <>f me Union —NeW York —respect thl ly
•and,-re bimrrrii-Mlo the inhabitants of Litch
field, Snd the public generally, with assurance,
that all orders commilli d In his cars will he
pr implly attended In and forwarded per mail
or as mat be otherwise directed, with the Ut
m.wt'despatch. Rihseriptmns received for all
Magazines published hr New York, and moat
ni l how issued Trom Philadelphia, Boston.&c
The Foreign Magazines, Blackwood's tc.
lurnished at publishers prices Also, new [of
old] B’toka, cl cap Publications, Engravings,
Music, h.e by wh<>msaev.-r published. Most
nt the new Publications ol the day can be for
warded by mail at a very trifling expense, and
any sum from 12 1-2 cents upwards, can be
salely transmitted through lhe same medium.
All orders should be addressed
WM. PATTON.
Graham's Magaz.ritwOlhce.New York.
•xtrrRKSOix
W.H-. Graham, $ New York
V B Palmer. $ ISew Yorlc'
H. W Saltonstall, Meriden, Ct.
A. Anderson, )
G VV. Benedict, > Watorbury, Ct.
S B Cooke. Esq. )
Gen. R. C Abernethey ) Wolrotvilla'
Geo. D. Wadhains, Esq. ) Ct.
June 26, 1847.
—INDIAN—
VEGETABLE MEDICINES!
A Mott Important and Wonderful Discovery for
the
' * RESTORATION
Prepared By
J. S. SPEAR,
THE Old Indian Doctor, so
celebrated for his remarkable cures.
Office, 570, Washington, street.
BOSTON.
Reader, in my address, (before
taking these Medicines,) l wish to call your at
tention to my Health Directory, It can be nb
tamed ol Agents, It is certain, that no family
would think (if doing with,nit these Medicines,
if they knew ol the cures they have effcoied. I
have no lime now to speak of the highly exalt
ed efficacy of these Vegetable Medicines. If
I had, I could proclaim iheir cures in colorsthnt
would astonish tile world Let it be remember
ed in the history of nations (hat no Medicines
have ever bpen prepn red, « Inch have proved
themselves so eminently useful to the nfH cted.
as those prepared hy the celebrated INDIAN
DOCTOR! He waves palms id Victory, and
Crowns of Glory over disease which astunNies
the medical world, and is envied hv some of the
most eminent physicians, while others frankly
confess the astonishing efficacy of these ccle
brated Medicines.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL—A snreremc
dy for all griping pains in the bowels, and
Coughs of short standing. It is also an excell
ent Family Physic. Plensanl fur children or a
dults.
BALM OF LIFE. No. land 2—A snre rem
edy for nil diseases of the Lungs, Dyspepsia, Liv
ercctnphiini and general rteb'litv.
LIVERWORT ITLLrt;—These Pil's are
highly cxt.'lied beyond nny ether pill in the U
Sin'es. Try one hex and you will be sat sried
for VnUI'Self.
WOViAN’S FRIEND—A most certain and
vnlunhle remedy tor Fati ng of ihe Womb,
pressing down pains, heal in the water,
GERMAN LOTION —for the Silt Rheum
scabs, and Scorofulnus sores. This remedy, is
warr in eil in everv ins'iinee 10 effect a cure, il
failhfullv .*011111 ueda few rP"Tnhs.
GRAVEL MIXTURE vv„,,.„.,ed In every
ras, .nil under all circumstances to effect ii
cure
CATARRH RNUFE—The most colt brated
ri m' dy ever.lisecvered for the Cn'arrh,
CORN PLASTER—This is a positive cure.
BALSAM OF LIFE—This remedy exceeds
nil oilers in cases of cough of consumption, ft
quiets the pat out immediately, and rename
cramps,snarms, fit«, spiting of blood.
RED BO TTLE LIN IM ENT—This is a most
ceri'ifn arid celelirnted pn n kT er It will cure
the most obstinate enses ol Rheumatirin, when
taken with the Jaundice Bitters and Liverwort
Tills, If yog haven t‘e-ire to he cured of the
Kheiimn'istn, don’t fail t" trv this tteatmcnl and
you will have just what you want.
JAUNDICE BCD,TERR—A most valuable
sioamefi qr Strengthening remedy
RESTORATIVE BITTEPS—These Bitters
a.-e of great importance in all puses of universal
weakness and dehiliiy, vvh'vlt is common toeve
ry ihdividurtl—preying n( on the system at ah
seasons of the vear. They are also n rertnin
remedy for all cases nf Jaundice and Cosuveness
TONIC CORDIAL—A certain remedy for
all Female irregularities, and dehihiy.
IMA I? HIKE, CHOLERA MORBUS AND
DYSENTERY CORDIAL.—This remedy has
untiuuliiedlv cured mure cusps »t (lie above dis
eases than any oilier medicine ever discovered
I am confident that there is not a sinsle instance
on record where this medicine has foiled to ef
lect a cure if token in season, and t um confi
dent that no patient will lad of a cure. Render
yon may fesi assured that thin medicine will dn
all for you that medic ne ca a do. It quiets ihe
stomach instantly, and heals the bowel* in a few
hours, and removes all sickne*»ol tho stomach or
gritnnuof ihe bowels.
RESTORATIVE PILLS-This is a most
cerinm cure for the Weeding Piles,
GERMAN POWDERS—For Pin Worms;
they are also a very important remedy for the
Piles.
FRIEND OF HUM ANITY-For the Tooth
achet the action of this remedy is so effectual in
most ease* that a cure is eflected lor life It al
so preserves tits teeth from decay. Atm* nnd
Pains in the Face, Neck and Tic Doloreuxalso
cured. *
WOR\J SYRUP—'This remedy it a certain
cure for worms.
H AIR OIL PERFUME—This is indeed a
rich and vuluiihlc pertumc,
EYE WATER—Tbiaia a valuablerntnedy
forttvak and influmed eye* and will give satis
faction,
ALL HEALING SALVE—For scalds,burns
itch, Sores, chapped hands, sore nipples, lips,
bites, a d vfing* of wasps, dir., dry liras of the
skin and itching ol the various parts of the sys
tem, chilblains, tumors and pile*.
6’hmical Oil—'(hi* remeuy is warranted per
fect in all vases lot removing stmts of Grease,
Tar,remit nv Puiiil, without soling the goods,
colter ol Mlk or satin- *» c , *
‘llb-AlVof these medicines are exceedingly j
vulunbls. Yoii hav* only to try thrnvainl thev
will rtcmnmend (Itemselvea after a faithful tri
al,to tha satisfaction ol all.
AGENTS.
8 N Br*n»o*i.M Barniim. Litchfield ; A Mills
A .S’.in, Ooehes ( en>re and Canada village; S.
A .L Hurlbun, Winchester Cenift; E 3Wo»l
lord. Winaied; Crow & Jcwe't, New Hartlurd;
S Tbomas A Sin Plymouth Hollow; A Lews,
Bristol; E G Lawrenre & Co, Norfolk; T Bt
ton, Canaan; F Lawrence. Ashlwitle; J G»r
diner, Woleotiville; P NiWr, Harwinton ;- Dr
5 W Rro«n, C-|lensville : F nch & Kellogg,
Cornwa'I; R //Hkidntore, Be'h'ctn ; TF Brm*'
made. Washington. D Tomlinson. New Fraa
tou.C H .-'enlord A Co. Bru'gewster; H L«"p.
Ohapinvifie: W C Brisoil. Wondhurt; B 3 Pres
ton, xo\bur>; Warier New Aten's Manufac
•itnna Co. Wgteriown; Benedict and Burnham.
Manufacturing company. Watetbury,
TYPE FOUNDRY. !
58 Gold, corner of Ann st,, N. Y. ,
THE subscriber i* prepared to fur
nish haud-rssl Type, and Printer* Materials
of all kind* at short notice and on reasonable j
term* ,|
Rt>*Pr«v|»rtelor* ol Newspapers who hare not
at ntunl for the sulwcnher who may pub
Itslt this iiotire for three month*, w:l| be en*
'••JnrtiV jr in Jyite on purchasing five time* ®
the tnxmnl of their bill* for srlveiriitinir.
M>Old Tvpa taken in egrhaig* fur tiew at 1'
6 casts par lb. ROBERT tAYLOB ” »Moi
NEW GOODS I
Having just imitia • urge addition
to oar farmer^tork we are now pre
pared to offer the public as complete assort
ment and desirable styles as can be foand
in a coantry store ; among which are Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, Saliaelt, and Jenes of
various colitis and quality. Buiuhaxires,
Mohr re. Parametia and Aalpaca Cloths,
Cashmere, Brooa T ppet and Wo- 1 Shawls
Ginghams and Galieoea- in abundance.
Mods. Carpeting. Burtalo Itobes, Boots,
leather, and India Rubber .Shoes^a full
supply of Hardware. Crockery, Stone ware,
and Groceries. In short trlicles tunnumt
rons to mention, that wt- are willing to sell
cheap for cash or in exchange for any kind
of produce
WANTED, any quantity Hooks Si Eyes
sewed on Card-.
PICKETT & TURRELL.
South Farms Oct 19th 1847.
4 4 4 ~4 4 3 4
53-D A e UER R E 0 T ¥ P ESI 431
THE utidei signed having just re
turned from New York, where he has
been spending a few dnv« at the best
Daguerrean Gallery in Broadway, and
being now acquainted with the rrttnl ciis
eovery made in the art, is pF< pared to
take Likenesses equal to the best ; the
dress, &c.colored to suit the taste of pa*
Irons.
INSTRUCTIONS carefully given, and
ail kinds of Apparatus, Chemicals, anil
every article required in the business,
lurmshed at New York prices.
J.L. JUDD.
Litchfield, Nov. 17.1847. 28
Geevse Feathers.
f¥T HE subscribers have mn dear range.
I mectstokeeiia constant supply u!-h
firstratearticli ot CrCCKC I'cillllCrS
-ecieced and pncked with groat cure by
°‘iiSelvcs in packages from 20 to 501 bs.;
and will furnish at all t imcs any quantity
from 20 to'1000 lbs. of a quantiy they
will Warrant to boas con., as the best,
it as low prices as can be purchased y
nuualquulity in the state.
S. & L. HURLBUT.
Win< hosier, 1647.
~ THE ~PILBs7
o- A CURE FOR LIF.E SECURED !
Dr. Uf> ha in’s
Kr INTERNAL TLTH/IHH'Z: jx
For the cine ol P it-, InAumnuiy of the Liver
and Spleen, [nflarnalinn, Soreness and
Ulcetitinn of the Stomach, Rowels,
Kidneys, (ml llladd. r, 1 of! uiima
liny a"d Mercurial Riicniiia.
• lism.tmi n'riiyof Wood.
Weakness and In—
fl.nn.il inn of
the -pine,
and,
(tO* For the relief of Married Ladies .sfyj
The Vegetable Pile Electuary
Invented by Dr A. Uphain, adistingnishoU
physician of New Ymk Cuv, "is the only tva,
Iv successful tvin.sK f,.r ilni (lingeron. amt
disi reusing ( etnplijint I lie Piles, ever oAercfl l„
the American public
Mark this, it is an int, rnal remedy—not an
external application, and will cure any raven)
Piles, eilner bleeding nr blind, internal or ex>
ten,al, and liiutiably the only tiling that will
There is no mistake ahotit it. It is a positive
cura—speedy and peimanent It is also a
convenient medicine Intake, and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner.
Each box contains 12 doses at *3 1-9 cents
per dose. It is very mild in its operation, and
maybe taken ip cases of the most acute in
flammation without danger. All external ap
plications are in the highest degree disaare. -
ahie,incr.nvenjent and offensive, and ligin the
•very nature of the disease, temporary inilieii
eftecls. This Medicine attacks I he disease at
its source, and removing I he cause, renders the
cure certain and permanent.
QO'Cure for life guaranteed "The Elecfnry
contains no mineral medicines, no aloes, no
gamboge nr otliFt powerful and irrilaS, tf ini
tiative. No fear oftakihgeoid while under it,
irP lence. no change in diet necessary. If ta
ken according to llie directions a cure for lite
is guaranl-ed. i
Pamphlets giving valuable information re
specting |his medicine may be obtained o( A
genls gratis
D. If. Rrailtev l-'IO Washington street, Ros
tnn. General Agent for thfe New England
Slates.
Accnti—S Roe), Litchfield ; W H Hung
erford. \\ olculville jS Thomas St Son, Plym
outh; G Humphrey, C naan • E G Lawrence,
& Co. Norinlk : Elihn Cur.is Watertown ; and
by the dealers in Medicine generally through |
ont New England. 27 fim |
non. K»ni>ri if. l oigeri m
OLOSAOJilAN
OTl
ALL-I»EALING BALSAM.
BE WARE OF DECEPTIONS FRAUD.
AN Advertisement liar ins; made its appear
ance in this paper. Hating .hal my genu
in* Olosannian was for gale al various places
in Litchfield county, the public arc hereby in*
termed that my gdiuire preparation is only to
ve luumi in one sized bottles and thoselarge at
81 per bottle, and that the label dn the same
reads Doctor Robert B Folger’s Olosaonian or
All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at
he bottom with a uen. The spurious article
is put pp in much smaller bottles, is wrapped
in salmon colored uaper, and my full name
not found on the top of the label. The spuri
ous article alluded to I never prepared and
have nothing to do with.
Aeenlgfor Litchfield County—A. C. Smith
Litchfield; Lathrop X Bradford, Wolcott ville,
Nathaniel Smith, Torrington ; Aivord Sc Bro
thers, New Hatifoid ; F. S. Woodford, Ww
sted ; F« G. Lawrence & Co. Norlolk ; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch Sc Kellogg, West
Cornwall: George H. Chase, Sharon, Gregory ,
Sc Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; D. B. Scofield Sc
Co. Kent.
1 ROBF-RT B. FOLGER. M. D. |
H arness Making. ;
f I’IIE subscribe ires I
■ peel fully informs *
the inhabitant tol bitch- 1
fii-LI -nil vicinity, that 4
he has removed to the
sIiod in West *t.,7 door*
wredTof the Court I Inline, ']
where ns usual he in
tend* to curry on the t
tlbovehiisiness.nnd where he will keep t
on hand .or manufacture to order t
liarne**e* of oil kits ft*, 1
Saddles. Bridles, Trunks,
Ai C. Me
He in vilest horn who want work in hi*
line to give him a call, a* he ha* no
•Itaiht he ean satisfy them both asto
qualitv and price*.
0“ Repairing of all kind* done in the Jj
oes! manner and at short notice. Mu m
ny article* lit 1‘mdtie. take copayment si
far work. FRED K W. BROWN. «
Lilchifield, Afril 10,1847. t>
Hundred* of persons who have experienced III
•fl'crls of Dr. Robert B. Folget't O/osamn
ian or Jill-Healing Balsam, hare ijr»
plied lo the different Apencieses
tablished for its sale, and
have been pot off with a ^ •
SPURIOUS ARTICLE *f
that Great Remedy,
under thespecions *
pretest that it
was the same.
They have
returned ■*
and told ofthe
Frand. Believe
not the Derrteer. *
, The lie which the I
whole matter'bears on .
the face of it, is alone suf
ficient to stamp the Scheme '
with the deep infamy it deserves! 1
R. ROBERT B. F 0 L GE R ’ I
Olosaonlan a#
OR
ALLHEALING BALSAM,
is now prepared ONLY by himself- It is M
subject to those adulterations foimerly com
plained of, nor is it made up cheap and small,
lor the purpose of gulling people out of their
money. It has lost none ol its virtues. Tfc*
certificates which daily appear show this to hie
so,even though the name ol Folfccr be remo
val from them, and another name substituted!
(or it. There is no such triekery needed to
establish the reputation ol my Olosaanian, nnr
stall I, under the hypocritical pretence of
being an Ode Fellow, send circulars to their
lodgrs throughout the United States, with
the hope of deceiving them into the belief
'hat 1 am a friend to their institution. All I
this kind ol hurnbuggery I detest, and her#
assert that if my Oli saonian is not-what If
claims to be, and will not rise in the estima
tion ol the world bv its ovm merits, 1 hope it
mill sink into oblivion. I shall not labour to
build upon n foundation ol SLANDFR, nor go
about ptivnlelv, or in the dark, to destroy this
rtpni- lion of those opposed to roe in business,
but lining with chan hands and a character
0‘i-t oiled, I aball endeavor to recommend and
I it forward my Olesa-mian as a true and rnfal
lirle Remedy lur
IMPORTANT ORQAN I
rvn.u im-fo if,, nort Dn >•0411,—when I
ie breathing is jpm k and lin'iriod on tho I
a«t moliou or exercSse, —when-there is op- I
f re-sion nr sense n't' slraitness nl the cheat,— I
v here ihere is Fxprclnralion, or raising ol a B
f. olhy mucus, aci-nttipatiied with Km art si ion, I
l iesc disagrei able, and ofton lalal symptom* B|
are compl.-telv nuisten d and relieved by my
UNRIVA l.LKD RK.VIFDY,
Such has In-eii II.. in lunidleiU of in-I
stances vvilh n a few month* past.
Mr CALFliW. WVRI). ltd Washington ■
•t. Newark, N .1. bad sutVr.-d tor more than I
lour years with Consumption* end Colild not H
rind a remedy for tiis di-ease. Ills physician*I •
t. nd hi- friends despaired, and told him h*H
-nisi die Km aft.-r usi-ig Dr. Fulger's Olaso- Hr
r ian for a few IVF-I k* he w as
I'FRFF.CTLY RF-TORFH.
andis now liviog r » fell ttie sloty -Cor hifnsetfHl
His cure is attested to by seven >f the moat,BI
respectable men in Newark, N. 1.
Mr. Colbert W Owen, of Williamabnrgh*Hb
L. I who was first seized wi'h loflumr.a.BL
hicb left behind it a very severe Cough. andHs
who raised large quantities of blood, waa altoH*
cured. He was very low nl the lime he hear^Hf
i f the remedy, hut is now able to work at hisH*
trade every day of his life. It is also equally H'
efficacious in 'Bf
ASTHMA I
FORM [DA RLE DISEASE, H
which so often threatens I,
SUFFOCATION. R
It has relieved Miss LUCRETIA WELLS®
from her suffering more than any remedy ahaH
has ever used, during tue 42 years she hasH
been afflicted. It has also relieved and restOsH
red Mrs. ELIZA LELAND. of Schoolcrafl.B *'
Kalamazoo county, Mich. Ske has suffered V '
with asthma severely from her birth, and hcrl <
cure is looked upon as MIRACULOUS. B *.
Ccf-Read the lolloping letter from IheRerH
SAMUEL H. EARL, pastor ot the UaiMH
Bapliet Church. Cold Spring, Long Island: *
Cohl Spring, L. I July 8lh, 1940. H *
“ Dr. Robert B Folge* : H *
“Dear Sir:—Last fall I was afflicted will®
Aathma oi Phthisic—pain in iheside, palpi®|
talinn of the heart and asthmatic cougb. IH
using yonr Olnsannim I obtained reiief in )H
very short linye. The asthma I have not hatH r*
since. The remainder of the Olosanniaa g
have been using in my family for acntniqatH N
cough,and have found it always oflecfua! in reH 1
moving it. I think it the best remedy for H
c .ugh I ever li ietl. Every lamily should
a bottle of it for that onrpose. ^
Yours. &.r. H
“SAMUEL H. EARL*H ^
PasfnrUnion PapfistChiirrh, Cold Spring, L/^H
The above are onlv a'few of the many cure^B *
that might he* •••ferred to I * course is oa^B F
ward. It is “ 1 .IE f.E.MEDY.” and the pec^B *
pie begin to know it. Renu mber that tlH a
genuine article is prepared onlv l*y me. ^^B n
PRi.xcip.ir nrrtcE H '*
CT161 FULTON STREET.-16Ijj H *
hird door w-st of Rrnix’wao—*>nd floor—«w^H .V
poaiie St. Paul’s hurcb. ^^^H
It can he nptained of mav regular Agawi^B
nook well In tke label on the Bottle. Seelh^H *i
I rends: "Dr Rol,.,t B. Folgrr'a OlotamiajU
*r AH Hem I tag Balaamand has myaara^B i
lignrd with a pen in full. None other ia^^H
line, aad you will bo deceived ilyou wW
raak. r ■
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