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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05
POETRY.


Throw ND the window. IT'S morn for life
In lie most subtitle luxUry. The air
Is like q breathing from therarer world;
And the southwind seems liquid, it steals DER
My bosom aud my brow so bathingly!
1t has come over gardens, and the flowers
That kiss'd il are betrayed; for, as it parts
With its Invisible fingers my loose hair,
know it has been trifing with the rose,
And STOPPING to the violet. There isjOy
For all Gods creatures in il. The wet leaves
Are stirring at its touch, and birds are singing,
As if 10 breathe were music and the grass
Sends up its modest color with the dew,
Like the small tribute of humility
Lovely indeed is morning. have drunk
Its fragrance and it's freshness, and have felt
Its delicate touch, and tits kindlier thing
Than music, or feast, or medicine.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05
WheatOn's Jaundice Bitters.

which have been proved by thousands TO he 30 emin.
emily useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious com.
plants. Price 81 1-2 cents.
a fresh supply Of the above IS just re-
ceioed and for sale in Litch6eld BY Drs.
A6be f. Barnes, S. Bael, and Lee 3.
Beckwith; IN Burlington By r. Mason,
and Webster f. Hitchcock and By the
Druggists IN NeW- Haren, Haytfo Mid.
dIsto,on, Saybrook, Albany, NeU- York,
and Boston. eOa01y6] july 20.
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A FEW MORE -
New Goods.
q
s. p. & WIN. BOLLES.
Haze this day received another supply Of
NEW GOODS. suitable for

Cne SeGSOUs RI e. -
,- AMONG THEM WILL BE POUND
A FEW handsome CALICOES, somevery
N neat and elegant-Fancy HDKFS. of
Gauze, Berage, Silk, &c. &c. comprising a
pretty assortment of this article-Also, Gloves
and --HOSIERY-Silk and Cotton
UMBRELLAS-PAR ASOLS-MERINO
SHAWLS-Book, Swiss, Null, Sarcenet,
Medium, and Cambria MUSLINS-Long
Scotch, and Bishop Lawns--Linen CAM
BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS and
DIAPERS-Bobbinett LACES and DOT
INGS-LACE VEILS-Sinchews. Sarce-
nets; Levantines, Gro dc Berlin, and other
SILKS-ALso, a good assortment Of
Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STUFFS, for
mems and boys summer clothing.
are offered very low for Cash, or any thing
else that will answer.
June 8. 1880. Sc
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State Of Connecticut-C ounty Of Litchf field, s..
Norfolk. June Is. 1880.

|
| Norfolk. June Is, 1880.
pom the petition of Abel Stark, Of Sa-
~ lisbury, in said Litchfeld county. made
rcturnable TO the honorable Superior Court in,
| and for said Litchfeld county, on the third
Tuesday of August, 1880. showing to said
court that on or about the 28th day of OctO-
Der. 1910, he was lawfully married to Lydia
Pitcher. then of Salisbury aforesaid. now re-.
siding out of the state in parts unknown TO,
your petitioner. with whom he lived from the
time of said marriage in the faithful perform
ance OF all the arriage duties and covenants
on his part to be kept and performed, until on
or about the LIST day of September. 1918. when.
the said Lyds committed the crime Of adul-
terry, and from that time continued to live in.
state OF adultery. frequently committing said
crime until on or about the list day Of Sep
TENDER, 1926, when the said Lydia wilfniiy de-
serted the bed and board of your petitioner.
and has ever continued and still continues such
her wilful desertion and absence in violation.
Of all the duties required and enjoined on her
by the marriage covenant and obligation,
aforesaid. praying for bill of divorce from
the said Lydia. as per petition dated lst day
Of June. 1880. "f'@'t.
Litehfeid County, IS. Norfolk, June is, 1880.
Ordered that notice of the pendency Of This
petition and citation be given to the said Lv-
dia STARK. who does not reside within this
state.- By publication Of the psndenrv thereof
10 a newspaper Published in I.itchieid in sa;d
Liichiield county and also 10 a newspaper
printed in the city Hudson, in the state Of
New York, sixweeks successfully, before the
sitting OF the court to which i il made return
aDae, az which said court the said Lydia may
appear u she see cause and defend.
AUGUSTUS PKrrIBoNE,
Chief Jlidwe ar fke fsasar1,, 49,.
O'e0 for LitcAf sI8 eJngsy.
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From the Nesc- York Mirror,
HEBREW.

Jerusalem mourneth.-JeremiGh.
Oh, Judah! thy dwellings are sad,
Thy children are weeping around,
In sackcloth their bosoms are clad
As they look on the furnishing ground;
In desert they make them home,
And the mountains awake to their cry;
For the frown ofJehovah hath come,
And his anger is red in the sky.
Thy tender ones throng at the brink,
But the waters are gone from the well;
They gaze on the rock, and they think
Ofthe gush Of the stream from it's cell;
How they came to its margin before,
And drank in their innocent mirth
Away it is sealed, and no more
Shall the fountain give freshness to earth.
The hearts of the mighty are bowed,
And the IowIy are haggard with care;
The voices ofmothers are loud,
As they shrek the wild note Of despair;
Oh, Jerusalem mourn through thy halls,
And bend to the dust in thy shame,
For the doom that thy spirit appals
Is famine, the sword, and the flame! M.
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Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character Of this Ointment is 30 well establish.
ed ms 10 need no recommendations, for being Meas
ant safe and sure remedy Tor that loathsome disease
II is also cure for other eruptions Of the skim par
ticulary for the salt rheum aud chblains. Price 81
1-2 cents.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05
MEDICAL INSTITUTION
OF YALE COLLEGE.


THE Course Of instruction in the Medical
Il Institution of Yale College will COM
mence on Monday, October 25, 1920, and
terminate on Saturday, February q, 1881.
There will be at least five Lectures daily
throughout the Term, and part of the time
six. The several branches will be taught as
follows, viz.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Benjamin Sill
lman, nj. d. LID. .
anatomy and Physiology, by Jonathan
knight, NJ. d.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by
Thomas Hubbard, M. D.
Botany, Moteria Medica, and the Rapeutics,
by VIM. Tuley, M. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by Eli
Ives, M. ID.
It's expected that more ample course on
Obstetrics, will be given this year than here
tofore. The public may however be assured,
that the several courses in all the departments,
will be full and complete, and that the means
Of illustration will be ample.
The matriculation fee is S., the fee to each
Of the Professors S12 SO, and there is like
wise contingent bill Of So SO; each to be
paid in advance.
By the statutes of the College and Of the
State, the requirements for graduation are
three years study for those who are not Bach
elors Of Arts, and two for those who are !;
attendance upon two full courses of lectures,
either at this Institution or some other of a
similar character; an examination and disser-
tation to the acce ptance of the Professors and
Censors; the attainment of twenty one years
of age; and good moral character. The
examination of the candidates for graduation,
win be held the week Immediately succeeding
the termination Of the lectures, and the de-
grees will be conferred at that time. The
graduation fee is $50.
All necessary expenses of living in New
Haven, during the winter, are from 81 to 50
week, according to the accommodations re-
CURED. By order of the Faculty,
J. KNIGHT.
Yale College, June 10. 1880 6w7
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Court o. Probate, IS. District Of Sharon,
.LMlu u. A. ID. 1850.

WHEREAS by an order Of This Court
made on the 1st day of july inst. real
estate Of Major JoaR WEBs, late Of Canaan'
inaa'd district, deceased, was directed 10 he
sold suiiicient to raise the sum Of one thnn..
and one hundred and thirty-one dollars ana
htty-fonr cents for the payment of dsbta and
charges; and whereas the administrator nm
on said estate have this day made application
TO this Court to authorize and empower some
other person to sell such real estate:
WksTeapon, ordered, that said administrators
give notice, by publishing In a nawspaper
printed IN LitchGeld. 60 oil persons interested,
@ appear before this Court at the prohate o.
nee IN Salisbury, ON Tuesday the sd day Of
August next, at O'Clock IN the forenoon, II
shsy see cause, 70 be heard on the subject of
80. apphcasl0n. copy Of record.
SAMUEL CHURCH, ysdwe.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05
DR.. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

YNHESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
Il operation and good effects mild safe, and
sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the
lsead, stomach, and bowels, jaundiee and scurvy,
piles, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female
complaints, acid somachs indigestion, worms, erup-
tons the skim dysentery, bilious cholic, dizziness,
and headache. They likewise antidote against
infectious diseases, removing distractions Of every
kind, by dissolving ana dscharging the morbid mat
ter helping digestion, restoring lost appetite. and
sure relief for costive habits. They accommo-
dated 10 III ages and hours that they may be
taken in Winter and Summer, at any time Of the day,
without regard diet hindrance Of b.sness Their
operation is gentle, pleasant, and eectual, that by
experience they found 10 exceed any other physc
heretofore offered the pub lie. Those who are
yelling by land, will find them great prcserva-
ton from the diseases Of foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might be.
used, the proprietors will make OF the following,
only, from the Hon. Phineas Allen, sof Pitssfeid,
Mass: ~
" Mr.. Dan;el2-I have made use OF various kinds of
Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to say,
that Dr. Davenport's are the best Family Medicine
used. PHINEAS ALLEN.
PitisGeld, Mass, 1885,"
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SUMMER Arrangement.
Isitchfeld, New Milford, Danbu-
ry, Norwalk, and NEw-YoRK,
BIZ STAGE and Steam.

IT EAVES Parks Hotel, in Litchfeld, on
- Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
P. M LATTER the arrival of the stage from
Hartford y lodges at New Milford-thence to
Danbury next morning, and reaches Norwall1
in time for passengers to take the steam boat
for New-York. Fare through to Ne,c- York,
less than any other line from Litchfeld.
RETURNING-Takes the Norwalk pas
sengers at New Milford, on Mondays. Wed
nesdays and Fridays, and arrives in Litchfield
in season for passengers to take the Hartford
stage. For seats in Litchfeld, apply at the
Bar Of Parks Hotel. a4
H. BARNES, Proprietor.
Mag 8, 1880 Al
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05

Our readers win recolect the romantic, but
unhappy story ofthe unfortunate Hanoverian
sisters, the Miss Boths; of the Eve, two
drowned themselves in Switzerland; they
had shawl round their waists, and plunged
together into the Lake of Geneva the re-
naming three, it will be remembered, plung-
ed from boat off Greenwich Hospital one
of them persisted, the other two were saved
by the boatmeu within the last few months,
these two attempted to destroy themselves
by taking Iaudanum at house in the Regents
Park; the life of one was saved, the other
died. Perhaps the most extraordinary part
of the story remains to be told. The news
papers, Of course, carried the melancholy in
telligence to Hanover. where it was perused
by agentleman of high rank and considera-
bile wealth, who had been many years ago at
tached to this only surviving one Of the sisters.
He Immediately embarked for England, offer
ed marriage to Miss AdOIphne Both she is
now his wife, and they are on the eve ofem-
Barking from London for Italy. To this we
may add, that the statements of their near
connexion with the Royal Family of England
are perfectly correct.-British Magazine.
An Aboriginal Justice.-The following is
handed down as true copy Of warrant, is
sued ny an Indian Magistrate -
You, You big constable, quick you CATCH
um, Jeremiah OHscow, strong you holdum,
safe you bringum afore me.
THOMAS WABAN, Justice Peace"
When Waban become superannuated, a
younger Magistrate was appointed to succeed
him. Cherishing that respect for age and
long experisnce, for which the Indians are
remarkable, the new officer awaited on tn.
old one Cor advice. Having stated a variety
Of cases and received satisfactory answers, b,
at length proposed the following" Wher
the Indians get drunk, and quarrel and fight
and act like the devil, what you do den r.
" Hah tie um all up, and whip nm plaintiff
whip EN- fendant, and whip Im wituess."
A /" RetrencAment Society" has beer
formed by certain anti-good-eating and an
ti-good-looking furniture people, whose
prospectus says: +'>We agree entirely tc
dispense with the use Of tea, coACee-sugal
and buttar-rich cake, pastry and pre-
serves--snuff and tobacco--also strong
drink in all its forms of ardent spirits,
wines, cordials, cider, or strong beer. -
|" We agree 70 dispense with ornaments,
trimmings and gay apparel, laces, beads,
rlfies, rings, jewels Of every description"
~' We will try to have our houses as hum
bic AZ is consistent with our duties in life.
The furniture shall be plain and cheap
1t we can direct or prevail with others to
comply with our views, we will dispense
with plate. brass, mahogany, expensive
mirrors, pictures, costly carpets. curtains,
chairs, !" &c. sc.
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NOTICE.

1919 I'M 1OLs
NAV E the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for
the District of New-Milford Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims OF
the creditors of the estate Of
DANIEL TURRELL,
late Of Kent, 10 said district, deceased, repre-
sented insolyent-and said Court having lin
tied and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors to said estate to exhi-
bit their claims to us-hereby give notice that
We shall meet at the late dwelling house Of
the deceased, in said Kent. on the lirst Tues
day IN September next. and the iirst Wednes-
day IN January, 1881. at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon ofeach of said days, to attend to the
business Of our said appointment. All clai,ns
not exhibited within said time win be debar.
Feda recovery.
LEHMAN STONE, Z Commits
DANIEL DAYTON, sioners.
Kent, July s, 1880 &c
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Bills Of the following Banka ere received in nav
ment or deposit At the Phrnir Bank in this town.
The list win be corrected as occasion NAV r.an;re.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-08-05

Cure for Fslons.-We have just heard
anew remedy for this disagreeable--whict
is the State Prison.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-01

tice of the peace requiring the same, may commit such person to the common jail in the county where such justice of the peace resides, there to remain untifhe shall I,e dis charged by due course of law, or until the next session of the county court in said cOun- ty; which court may make further order re- latingpto the subject matter of said ofeDce.- Provided ho,cever, That in all cases in which any person shall complain on oath. as afore- said, and the person complained of shall be discharged by said justice Of the peace for want ofprobable cause, the complainant shall pay all the expenses and costs of said com plaint and prosecution. so that no part there of shall be taxed against the state and the same shall be taxed by said justice against him; and said justice may issue execution a. gainst him therefor, and the same, when col lected, shall be paid into the hands of said justice, to be by him paid to those to whom the same may be due. /YO De continued.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-01

Healtk of khe King of ERgEdMd.-The annexed paragraph gives report which though very loose, s in great degree cOrrObOrated by previous nfOr- nation:
 Tie NoFfok Beacon, of Saturday, contains the fol- lowing :-Tke ship Caroline Augusta, Capt MeTrills arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday, from Antwerp, by the way of PIymoutl, on the llth May, but ex- Eew.York. brought no papers, and is upahle 10 give us any information respecting te markets He states that Bulletin of the Kiag' health, dated 10th May, was receiyed Plymouth just before he sailed, which
 gave IittIe homes of that Mo0archs surviving mseh longer Sir Henry HaIiord oneof bis attending Phy- scians, pronounced his case hopeless. His compaiRt droIEy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-01

(To De continued. J
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
DIED,

On the morning of yesterday, Mrs. JAoonINA
McCurcHES, at the advanced age of 80 years,
IA native of Scotland Mrs. McCutchen emf
grated to America in the year l776; and from
that. until the present time. has been a resident
of Alexandria. Although the hand of misfortune
may have pressed heavily upon. and couded,
the earthly prospects Of her declining years, she
still had friends. who, amidst the revolutions of
fortune, renamed steadiast to her interests--she
had those. under whose roof she was ALWAYS a
welcome guest, and who can attest. from a long
and well-tried acquaintance, that in her were
found qualities commencing themselves to the
best feelings of the heart. Mrs. McCutchen
was member of the Baptist persuasion-and
exchanged this scene of action under firm as
surauce Of entering upon that blissful state of
being, '.wherc the wicked cease from troubling,
and where the weary are at rest"
Her funeral will take place, from her late resi-
dence at the upper end of Duke street, This
Forenoon, at 10 o'clock; to which her friends
are respectfully invited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01

lying at yemmes' wharf, within five feet Of where
the captain was standing, and broke hole
through the plank.
Fortunately, no other lives we've lost than that
OF the horse, but the consequences might have
been dreadful, had any portion fallen among a
group of persons, such as are often seen standing
Oh the wharves or in the streets.
Frequent complaints have been made of the
danger to be apprehended from these heavy
blasts, and the Directors well as the Engineers.
sensible of the danger, had forbidden the Con.
tractors or workmen to use more than thimble-
full OF powder at time, mot lady's thimble,
but guage with which powder is measured
Its to be hoped that this accident will be the
means Of putting an effectual stop to further ex-
periments with the lives and property of the cit-
Zens; indeed, we understand that the sub-con-
tractor was immediately dismissed; he was sub
sequenty summoned before the Mayor, and.
after an examination, bound over, with one of
his workren, to appear at the next term of the
Circuit Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
Gardaer's Celebrated Neviy Constructed
Sol ~ Micr0sc"pe,
WITH 4 damon LENS.

'UNHE ladies' and gentlemen OF Alexandra AMI ITS W
Il cnitv are most respectfully informed that this
celebrated Instrument, whose magNifying power ex'
cccds any exhibited in America, will be opened for
exhibition at the house formerly called the inaan
Queen Tavern
Ry means of this instrument, enabled to mag
nify III, most minute insects. such snmalcna, IN
the smallest conceivable particle Of rain water, from
- to Is feet in length resembling in form alligator
in which the pusaon, the eyes, and corresponi ing
parts, may be viewed and contemplated distinctly
as in larger animss
Ammaiculx in cheese will be magni6ed to an extent
of feet; those vinegar, which invisible to the
naked eve. will be msgni6el to the size Of large GELS
from to feet in length.
The dust On figs, exhibited on the point Of fine
cambria needle, will be shown contain living objects
having form and life resembling pigs two feet in length
and covered with iong bristes
CRYSI,aLLz 'TYON
The process and cou6surs ,on of Capitalization
nitrate of silver, suphate of copper. salt petre C. &c.
will be beautifully illustrated This part Of the exh
bition is highly interesting and beautiful
There will also be variety of other illustrations too
tedious t. particuArlze among which will be various
insects and parts ct insects displayed, the :rueturc OF
their wings, probosces, claws, &C.
The Microscope only be used when tho sun is
un0bscured b, clouds
Hours of exnibltion from until 2, and from to 5.
Abundance IS cents Persons pay fifty cents are at
liberty to visi, the at any time they may choose
All Ministers of the Gospel are respectfully invited
to attend gratis
sept 2s-o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
Removal.

yulBE subscriber respe informs his friend, and
/ the public, that he has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Iotet, few doors
below his old stand where he continues to the
Saddle, Harness Trunk bushes SIS,
Nv NIL IT'S FURIOUS Bdi vCHGS
He tender, hi grateful acSn"wiedg ments to his
friends and the public, for the LIBERAL patron ge he has
received from then; and bess leave to assure item,
that with the aid of the best workmen, anu all All.
pie supply of the most choice materials, he will be
able 10 render entire satisfaction to those who may
please to fvcr him with their business either by order
or personal application.
lie has on hand at this time and will continue keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles best quality; stuff haps
DO do do PLAIN
Do do common do
Ladies' do b, st and common
Plated and steel b,tted oride IS, of various kinds
Plsted and steel mount, nsrtmgsles
saddle.bags of the lat, fashion. and common
Velsses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gis do
Brass and ispan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japAnned mounted carryall hsr-
Wagon. cart and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment of
Elegant Hayd LEATHER 1rareilng Trunks
And great variety If
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel aud bras bride bits and stirrups
Saidletrees and h,ickskins, assorted
Buiialo skin saddle
Old s,ddes neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
OH sadd es harness. and trunks Of all kinds, repair
ed II the shortest notice.
JAMES VANSANr
a. 4 boy about IA wears of sgc, will be taken As
an apprentice 10 The above business. One from the
country would be preferred sept 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
aIexauAria Academ my

NJ Bo,WORrii. who WAS elected BY the Trus.
WI tees Of the Alexandria Academy 80 principal
t,acher Of that Institton having declined the si'ua.
tion the Trustees have this - UNANIMOUSLY elected
Dir M.scus McGAaRr, Graduate Of Trinity College,
dublin, in the XII giom If ireland, asprincps teach
er of the lexlndrs Academy The trustees. having
procured the most satisfactory testimonials Of Mr We.
Carr, : talents, acquire ments and capacity tor in..ruo
ton, both from ireland and this country, reco"me.
him to the puoIic a. gent well quahheh 70 IN
str,ict pupils in the Latin and Greek lsnsu.Es' mo
uate mat,cs. and all the branches OF a" e'u~
Mr. ucGarry will commence his School at the
ehno,room on Prince street, between Washington and
Ct assph streets, on Wednesday next the 9Th inst.
Refer to RoBr. 1. TAYLOR. Esq. iirsa SMITH, Esq.
WM l. HpDGSON,
,ep.2s-Ge ses'y Of the sos-s # 1ras.evs,
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS


Superfne Flour continues in fair demand,
and upwards IF 5000 barrels have been taken
since our last report at SIS, l23 a S5,25. Rye
Flour sold at $3.50! 5. 65 per barrel, and l04
hhds. Corn Meal at Sl2.-5, and small lot at
Is. Wheat is dull at last weeks prices, and
Corn scarce at one to two cents advance. Wits
kew and Linseed Oil continue scarce and form
er prices 'maintained. Price Current