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Cherub and SerHpn OF the nlefnTcDy
Celestial, save that with then, Deity
In spirit, and the means Of grace, alone
Was manifest. Or one might rather think,
That Angels, wandering from the crystal gates
OF Paradise, had fallen to earth, and now, ~
Were asking re-admisson home: so soft,
And pteous were they Joined in praise
The white-stoled Bishop, meekly offered up
The evening prayer: and the deep amen,
That swept along the Church, was like the cry
OF Angels, who take up the Elders praise;
And them with yelled faces, bow before
Gods awful throne and cease not, day and night,
To praise the King of Kings, and Lord Of Lords
The Preacher next, youth--a babe in Christ,
With parting exhoraton, closed the scene.
And whilst the subject flushed his heart It seemed
As if one of the Prophets sons had come
From the Mount Epbraim, to meet the school,
Elijah might have kept in Shiloh; and
The Man Of God hath hidden him, to speak
The tidings he had brought.
Deep answered deep!
The Organs final anthem died away:
Then teachers led their Sunday Scholars home,
With beating hearts, and firm resolves, to move
Straight forward, on the opened path of Heaven;
And some of them had melted into tears,
Sweet signs of hope, that time cannot destroy
AT last their shadows fitted through the asles,
And left the Church as silent the tombs. L.
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From the London New Monthly Magazine.
WINGS.
WINGS.
BY It. K. HERvEY.

BY II. X. HEHNErs
"Ohl for the wings we used to wear,
When the heart was like bird,
And foated still, through summer air,
And painted all it look d on, fair,
And sung to all it heard
When fancy put the seal Of truth
On all the promises of youth
Obi for the wings with which the dove
Flies TO the valley of her rest,
To take us TO some pleasant grove,
Where hearts are not afraid TO love,
And truth is sometimes blest;
To make the spirit mount again,
That time has how'd, and grief, and pain!
1t may notch! it may not be!
cannot soar on fancy's wing,
And hope has been,--like thee, like thee,
These many weary years, to me,
A lost and perish'd thing;
Are there no pinions left TO bear
Me where the good and gentle are ;
Yes,-rise upon the mornings wing,
And, far beyond the farthest sea,
Where Autumn is the mate of Spring,
And Winter comes not whitening,
There is home for thee;
Away--away--and lay thy head
In the low valley, of the dead.
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STANZAS.
i" How have you thought of me ~

How have you thought of me ~
How have thought of thee las flies
The dove TO seek her mate,
Trembling lest some rude hand has made
Her sweet home desolnte;
Thus doth my bosom seek in thine,
The only heart that throbs with mine.
How have thought of thee '--as turns
The flower to meet the sun,
Fen though, when clouds and storms arise,
1t be not shone upon;
Thus dear one, in thine eye see
The only light that beams for me.
How have thought of thee '-as thinks
The mariner of home,
When doomed through many dreary waste
OF waters yet to roam,
Thus doth my spirit turn to thee,
My guiding star DER life's wild sea.
How have thought of thee '-as bends
The Persian at the shrine
Of his resplendent God, to watch
His earliest glories shine.
Thus doth my spirit bow to thee,
My hearts own radiant Deity. IANl
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WNT ATCH SToLEN.-was stolen from

WMTATCH STOLEN--Was stolen from the dwelling Of
Wv Dr. Dider in French street, in this Borough on Mon
day morning, French Gold Watch II has engraved on
the patna Guern A. Meux, and in the case the combn
ed letters d and D. and No. I54l Whoever will return
said Watch to BucHEY, No. &c. Market street, shall have
reward of Five Dollars.
August 49, 44-4t
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ENNo PARENTs.-JosrrH NonMAr resp,

KWN0 PARENTS.-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully inform.
IL the Ladies of Wilmington that he still continues the
manufacturing Of Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Boots and
Shoes of the latest patternsu his own immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed to render
his customers satisfaction, both in article and price, His
establishment is at the of Market and Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929. 2s-6m
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FARsIERs' MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS ADVOCATE

Quoth John, hope, my dear, that we
May have little sun,
To which the bride with simple heart,
Replied, ('twas nature taught her,)
WE'LL confess for my own part,
I'D rather have daughterl'
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SWAIM'S PANACEA.-The following letter from Doctor
- John Howell, of Trenton, N j., regularly bred phv
clan of scientific Practice will show his opinion of Swam
Panacca and his desire that his may used to recon-
mend it, the testimony which he gives in the following cases
cannot fail to be interesting.
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Mr. VIM. SWAIN,
Trenton, June It'll. 1877.


MIR VIM. SWAIN, Trenton, June 7th, 1927.
Dear SRI have just received your letter of the 9th re-
questng respecting the of Pulmonary aec
tons, &c that some time ago mentioned you am sorry
that am not able TO comply with your request, keep no
regular docket register that refer for
and symptoms. But far recolect, fully per-
suaded they both in very critical suaon:--they CON-
planned Of great pain the thorax and difficulty of breahng
they both had distressing cough and free exectoaton of
mucus But they have commenced taking your Panacea
they have experienced wonderful changer the pam in the
0rax BETTER the cough troublesome and the ex
pecoraon essened; they still continue the of it, and
have doubt with attention to diet and Dress they will be
restored.
My son, who is afflicted with an Epilepsy must saw since
he has commenced with your Panacea has not had single
return Of his fits, than FIVE weeks and since the
of his disease he has before went over
days without having them And say your medicine
has done him good than all that he has for the
last three years. have given him the bottles that you
me, and should be glad know if must continue the
use OF any longer and you will obge by sending
another BOTTLE shall be directed altogether by your op
ion.
My student Of medicine, related 20 me this
morning of black who has had the Kings Evil fnnr
years, and cured by taking three bottles Of your me-
cine, directed by my The black man laborer,
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty publish this letter. if you wish it,
much of it as you think proper And if NY name
be of any in giving your Panacea that character which
deserves, you may with pleasure and shall feel
my duty TO recommend it 10 the public, safe and vau
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, NJ d., &c.
o. Sold in Wilmington at M. J0HNS0N'S (Soie Agent)
DRUG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 80, Market Street.
July, 1929.
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IANTHE.
MATURIN.

he following stanzas extracted from poem enttle
ga Tribute of respect to the memory Of JMaturin.
BY CHARLES PHILLIPS.
His was cloak
Made from the pail Of buried years, the gold
OF the deep future blazing through each fold.
He spoke
To Heaven and TO the waters, to the souls
Which beam from every orb that rolls;
And on the smoky storm
That looked down from its battement,
glance of answering anger sent
The giant and the worm,
The infant love of woman,
(Life's down upon the breast of time,
The fevered manhood and the flash of crimes,
The veins of misers mad with molten gold,
The helmet and the cowl,
The burning foot-track of thing not human,
The sun struck mathis and the midnight howl
OF these he told,
Pouring like stream along
All the sorceres Of song;
And DER his heart, as on a map,
Linked by fine veins, the rosy countries spread
The heart now dumb and dead!
-~s@s~-
MATRIMONIAL WISHES.
A happy pair, in smart array,
By holy church united,
From London town in open shay.
Set of, by love melted
The day was dull as dull could be-
So dreaming Of no pun)
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IA RUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and O6feinal,
ny which included of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations, together with the principal
part of the valuable medicines now use of the first
quality and upon reasonable erms may be had the
of the subscriber, No 1856, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
For sale as above, DR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS.
This of the ecacious compounds the dterd
Mdca for the of that class of nveerae Diseases,
produced by impure of the blood and vaed hab-
of body, and usually exhibiting themselves the forms of
ScJoa, Salt Rhea Leprosy, St. dnthony's Fire FeveT
Sores (even when the bones aected) White Stcegs,
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers. Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaid
Head in children, Scury and Scorbtic Gout, PinPed or
CGrburcIed Faces, and fostering Eruptions.
Several of Pmped Carbunced faces, and
other Of an eruption extending the whole body Of
many months standing in this neghbOhood have been en-
trely cured by the above drops.
NJ B. Physicians prescriptions carefully compromised and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
Wilmington August 8.
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of POETRY haow place in which moves
beu,e round exquisite perfumes
and TO shed over magical than the blush morning"
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o. Sold in Wilmington at M JoHNS0N'S (Soie Agent)
July, 1929.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-08
NOTICE.

NTE the subscribers having been appoint.
w cd by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the district Of LitchAeld, Commissioners 20
adjust the claims Of the creditors Of the estate
Of LORENZO HART,
late Of Lltchheld, In said district, deceased,
represented insOlvent, give notice that six
months from the 9lst day OF September, Z s90,
10 allowed by said Court for the creditors Of
said estate to exhibit their claims to 10, and
that we win meet 70 attend to the business Of
our said appointment, at the late dwelling
house Of the deceased, IN said town Of Litch.
llcll, on the second Monday Of November,
1899, and on the 18th day Of March. 1880, Ht
ten o'clock In the forenoon on each Of said
days. All claims not exhibited within said
time will be debarred recovery.
JOSEPH BIRaE,
STEPHEN RUSSELL, COMNG'Ts.
ORlaEN s. SEYMOUR
All persons indebted to said estate are 70.
quested TO make immediate payment To-
WILLIAM BEEBE, ! 1A..,..
BENJAMIN VAILL,
LitckJfeld, Sept. 81, 1890 IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-08
NOTICE.

TVHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
= trict OF Litchfeld hath assigned the lsth
day Of October next, ut ten o'clock In the
forenoon, for the appointment Of Comm's'
sioneFs on the estate Of
ISAAC BATES.
hGs Of Warren, IN said district. deceased. rep
resented insolvent, at which time aM-PeFs0ns
Interested In said estate will. u they see csvse'
attend before aaid Court. at the rrooese W
Zee 10 LitchGaid. and DO heard Fespeeu"s
such appointment.
GEORGE STARR, Ereeutor.
Warren, Sept. 80, 1893 10
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NOTICE.

WE the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the District of Waterbury Commissioners Ur
the estate Of ABB SMITH,
late of WATERFOWL, In said district, deceassas.
represented insolvent, to receive, examine and
adjust the claims OF the creditors Of said es~
tate--hersby notify said creditors that they
will attend to the business Of said appoint.
ment, at the Office Of Holbrook Curtis, In said
WATERFOWL, on the second Monday Of DcS
cember next, and the last Monday Of Febru.
ary next, at one o'clock IN the afternoon on
each Of said days. SIX months from this date
are limited by said Court for the creditors OF
said estate to exhibit their claims to the I'M
dersIgned Commissioners for the purposes
aforesaid.
All persons indebted to said estate arc 70"
quested 10 make immediate payment to Ed"
enezer Bates, ESQ. Executor on said estate.
HoLBRooK CURTIS, J co,nc,,rs..
CHESTER HARD,
W0tertolUm, Sept. 10, 1899 10
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At a Court of Probate holden at Salisbury.
sUithin and for the District Of Sharon, on
the 9lst day Of September. A. ID. 1899.
Present, SAMUEL CHURCH. Esq. Judge.
I'm motion of John Whittlesey, Admin
" istrator, on the estate Of
SAMUEL LEE, ESQ.
late of Salisbury. within said district. deceas-
ed-This Court doth decree that six months
be allowed and limited for the creditors Of
said estate to exhibit their claims against the
same to the subscriber-And directs that pub
lie notice be given Of this order by advertising
10 newspaper Published in Litchfeld. and
by posting copy thereof on the public sign
post, in said town Of Salisbury.
Certified from Record.
rs SAMUEL CHURCH. Judge.
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Litckfeld County, SIS.
AMOust Term. SupcriOr Court, 1929.

LitckfeM County, SIS.
August Term, Superior Court, 1929.
TTPON the petition of Currency Hull, OF
~ Colebrook, in said county. praying for a
bill Of divorce from her husband Gideon Hut,
now pending before said Court:
Ordered By this Court, That said petition he
continued to the next term Of this Court to
be holden at LitchRpld, in said county, on the
notice of the tendency Of the same be given
By publishing this order 10 the Hart ford Times,
printed at Hartford. and in the Liichfeid En-
guirer, printed ut LitchGrld. six weeks sue
cessively. Immediately after the rising Of this
Court. BY order Of Court.
evils FREDERIcK WOLcoTT, Clerk.
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At Court Of Probate held at Norfolk, .Uithia
and for the District Of Norfolk, on the 2lss
day Of September, 1899.
Present, Michael F. Mills. Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of BAILEY BlRaE, Of
~ Norfolk, In the county Of LitchReld,
shelving to this Court that he is the father and
natural guardian Of Frances Birge, Mary
Birge, and Sarah Birge, of said Norfolk, ia
said district, minors that said minors are the
owners Ofreal estate, situated in East Windsor,
in the county Of Hartford, via: about thirteen
acres Of land, which bounds, south on John
Watson's land, west partly on John Watson's
land Il partly on Bishop JOhnson's land, north
partly on Elijah Stoughton's heirs land and
partly on Anna Wats0n's land. and east partly
on Anna Watson's land and partly on high
way: praying, for reasons il said petition set
forth, for liberty to sell said property, Gas per
petition on file dated Sept. 9lst, A. ID. 1897
IL Is ordered By this Court, That said petit
ton be continued to the 7th day Of December,
A. ID. 1899. then TO be heard and determined
at the Probate Office 10 said Norfolk, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice Of
the tendency thereof be given by publishing
this order in newspaper printed in Litch-
Geld, In the county Of LitchRcld, th,ee weeks
successfully at least six weeks before the said
9TH day Of December, A. ID. lse9.
Certified from Record.
10 MICHAEL +. MILLS, Judge.
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ron ran ENQUIRER,
THOUGHTS AT MIDNIGHT,

THOUGHTS AT MIDNIGHT.
How many thousands are sleeping WOwl
Some on The heights Of The mOuUtNln'a brow,
where The plne.trees rock 10 the blasts Of night,
And the Oak.boughs crash 10 the deer's swirl 6lghL
And the eagle screams from her calrn on high
But Slser hath sunk on the hunIsmanS eye.
Aud some 'uea,h the gorgeous banners fGrPd,
Whose words have might lhro' the wondering wO'Idi
Their thoughts are not Of the battle now,
They have Aed away 10 the cheSnOt's boueh,
Where the shout Of their youthful voices rUng,
And their bUoyanI steps In the woOd.daHce sprung.
And some mid the shades Of the lsNfy bowers,
Where the zephyr sghs with the breath Of flowers,
And the nlgh,.birds song on the breeze tlies by,
And the ire.fes cash TO the starry Sky;
For the Sleeper's brow 10 free from care,
Where the moon is high, and the night Is fair.
And some 10 chains mid the dungeons cell,
AZ 10 dreams they list 70 the joyous swell
OF childhood's voice, round the blazing hearth
Where once they loln'd with the pra,.lers' mir,h;
And they smlle--or they think not the norrow's sky
Shall view them led from their cells TO die!
Aud some mid the SHOWS Of tho stormy north;
Aud some where The grange flowers burst forth;
And some whore ths bows Of the red.men hang;
And some in.she hall whore the mnssre sang;
Aud some where The ocean.wavos dash high;
And some where the torrent flashes by;-
Yss-sleep they alt-she chieNain's brow
IL low 40 the hnmbless peasants now;
And 20 shalt Il DO when death shalt call
The slave from HE chain, and the king from his ball
Al shalt rest alike mid the chilly earth,
Were their liiS oil tears, or their life all miNh.
SEDLEY.
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Latch field County, IS.

Litchfeld County, IS.
Aagast Terra, Superior Court, 1929.
Upon the petition Of Clarinda Baanel, Of
~ Norfolk. in said county. praying Cor
6lii OF divorce from her husband. John L.
bunnel. now pending before said Court:
ordered By this Court. That said petition he
con!lnued 70 the next term Of this Court to be
noiuen az Litchleld, In said county. IN the
snlIo tuesday Of February, 1880; and that
BY publishing this order IN the Hartford
Times. printed at Hartford, and Ia the I.Itch.
Geld Enquirer, printed az Litehleld, elk
weeks successfully. Immediately after che II.
sing Of this Court. By order Of Court.
8wI6 FREpERIcK WoLeoTT, Clerk.
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Charles LSmcolM's Insolvency.
Commissioners Notice.


Commissioners Notice.
WHEREAS we the subscribers were ap.
w pointed by the Hon. Superior Court NJ
their session holden at Litchfeld, within and
for the county Of Litch6eld, on the third Ties
day Of August. A. ID. 1890, to act as Commas
sioners In executing the powers and granting
the relief specified In the statute law Of ibis
state entitled IAN act to authorize the Supn-
rior Court TO grant relief In certain cases "a
insolvency." upon the estate and person of
CHARLES LINCOLN, Of Salisbury, in said cOun-
ty, adjudged by said Court at their session
aforesaid, to be an insolvent debtor within the
true intent and meaning Of said act. We
therefore hereby CIV notice that we shall meet
at the dwelling house Of Edward +. Gay. in
said Salisbury, on the fourth Monday in No.
vember, December. and March next. at one
o'clock 10 the afternoon on each Of said days.
to receive. adjust and ascertain the several
debts due and owing by said insolvent debtor
to such Of his creditors as shall seasonably
present aud prove the same.
LoT NORToN, ! Commits
MARTIN STRONG, siOners.
Salisbury, Sept. 16. 1899 10
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THE WOLCOTvlLLE
WOOllen Mandatory,

Formerly the property Of Frederick WOICOst,
Esq. situated q ZOrViRgtOR, LttcN field cOua-
~, Will DE SOLD ~ AUCTION, on the pre-.
misses, on WEDNESDAY, 2BM October,
1889, 0t 10 o'clock A. M.
INCLUDING Buildings, with about seven
4 acres Of Land, and every other item Of
property belonging to the establishment. A
profitable business has been done at the Fac
tory during the last year, and may be cOntin'
ued with moderate capital.
For further particulars apply 70
w. WOODBRIDGE,
Agent ofthe Phenix Bank.
Hartford, Sept. 90 10
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LitchEeM County, IS.
August Term, Superior Court, 1890.
TTPON the petition Of Irna Doty. OF Sha.
~ ron, IN said county. praying for bill "f
divorce from her husband Horis DOty, now
pending before said Court:
Ordered BY this Court; That said petition he
continued 10 the next term Of this Court to
h. holden NJ LitchGrld. IN said county. on the
third Tuesday of February. 1880; and that
notice Of the tendency of the same be given
nv publishing this order in the Hartford Times,
printed ut Hartford. and in the LitchGeld En-
Iuirrr, printed ut LichHeld. six weeks sue
cessively, Immediately after tho rising Of this
Court. by order Of Court.
8wlS FREDERlCK WOLCoTT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-16

At Court of Probate heid ot Neic- Afiitor
 ,cithin aud for the District of New- AliLjor
 March 26, 1929:
 T LOAD c. JACKSON, ofsaid New-M Milfor
 C having on the l7th day of March,iS2 made ah assignment of his real and person estate in trust to Henry Jackson and Eli M, gait, for the benefit of his the said ElIad creditors with a view to his insolvency: an on the same day said assignment was lodge for record in the Probate Office in said Di trct pursuant to the provisions of a status law of this state entitled "ap act in addi'io to an act entitled an act against frauduIer conveyances." Whereupon,
 Ordered. That Commissioners be appoin ed at the Probate Office in said New. Milo, on the goth day of April 1899. at 10 o'coe in the forenoon, to receive and examine tt claims of all persons who were creditors the said Eldad c. Jackson on the said f7th March, 1929; and that aIl persons intereste in the estate so assigned may be notifl thereof, the said trustees will cause this ord| to be published in a newspaper printed Litchfeld, and post copies thereof in tw public places in said New. M ilford.
 A true copy of record, Certified hy 42 NATHANIEL PERRY Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-16

they would not otherwise think of, that your extra profit fora month, iE conse- quence of advertising, will be, greater than the expense would be for year. t
 At this the conntenance ofthe merchant frightened with that peculiar expression which seems to say, " sec if I do not make more money next year than I did the last !'' The company were we'll satisfied with the pedlar's reasoning: and we retired in the full persuasion that all who have any thing to sell should immediately profit by hi: wholesome advice. -Anleric0n Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-16
Valuable Property.
 FOR, SALE.

THE delightful situation in the beautiful 1 village of LithReld, occupied by the sub scriber, about haf mile north of the court house, containing about six acres of first rate meadow and pasture land. an orchard. a large two story dwelling house in good repair. a barn. and other tecessary outhouses. There is a good well, h.sides never failing spring of water on the Iremises.
 Being in the vicinity of the Female Acadc- my, the above situation is we'll calculated for boarding house and has been used as such for number of9ears. Terms, a part down, the remainder tolie number of years, if de- sired. Apply ot the premises to
 MARY BULL. Litchfield. Match 4, 1929 tfS8
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-16

heard? Why should the human structure be capable of the sweetest melody, and of graceful action, and of the delightful ex- pression, beaming from innocent and hea- venly cOuntenancss, if pleasure from such sources were foEoidden us 7? Why does the grape ripen, tue silk worm toll, the an- nual fleece return she diamond sparkle, the marble yield to tie chisel, and the canvass catch and preserve the inspiration ofgenius, but to awaken human desire, animate in- dustry, and rewaId with fruition? It is the ercess, and tlb abuse, that are forbid den.