Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-25

N. E. Museum, day and nigLt-invesligate every thIng-get Ihings. ..... ,.. --..
 Get violin strings gratis at various stores.
 Exchange ever-pOnted pen, fer round tight one.
 CalI al COnchol, and Geo. col. store, Fremont st- get every thing. ,.,.
 vsi, Horticultural room, aud see every ,hing, and get things.
 Visit SIauary in School -stree,-get all can!
 Wash head, ears, neck. . .',..... ........
 Get some prepared chalk and clean teeth.
 Cut hails-fRgers and toes.
 Get handsome rase inkstand-graIia.
 Gall al StOne's store, and take lhinga or gee him.
 Gall on the Secretary of American Temperance So- cieIy, aud get Report, and see atou j"ining. ,
 Gsier to card and call on all Societies, and j'ins
 Get oranges. lemons, candy, oysters, cakes.
 Get large size caIfskn pki. b-k-s.
 Get some pocket hdkfs-graiis.
 Get some glUVes-g-s.
 See when Laurat ascenda. Visit every auction room in the city-inqure for xio lin bridges and flute.
 Visit every auction room io the ci,y-oquire foE- clothes Of all kinds.
 e See what hours Mrs. Stone has break (as tf; supper. ....',. ~'0'',.,' '"''
 Get ail lI,e numbers oi M'Dowairs Journal.
 Call at Marsh, Capen and Lyon-get books, first raie-g-s. s9r t.e .,l
 Get some penknivee, lst rate, gratis.
 Get Secrets of Females, and Nun'rys Discovered.
 On the day afier his lady at whose house he. had boarded, seeing account Oi the circumstances m one "t the papers, gave notice the Police that he had leii two trunks in her charge these opcned and found to contAin omniuns gatherum including the following items: .,,. fas -. stg ,. ..O
 Books of all kinds very valuable, large num- Der religious plaster of Venus, Dusis cEc. new "mhreas, walking canes, musical g. fiddle strings" DuIch pipes. fur cap harmonico on, comb pins magnying glasses hose, hdkls, gloves. iewery, pkge tickets to Cartoons of Raphael. pkgs black sand, bottle of cologne, smelling ps;o green curtain, pieces polished marble hoots, jack knife snail brass padlocks, inkstands sand box tckeye siocks, sail"rs measure, India ruhers rushes paints incu. ding copies of the cruc;6xion royal drasyiug pa. per, soup ioreen, containing paper of giagerbread and some eggs snug'y packed iD meal, piece of l- qmorice, and old Iahys nght-cap and various ol,- CT articles too numerous to par,icuarize--al new.,l
 Another of rbe memoranda contained the following hints 10 be carried into performance leisure aud casion permitted. -t
 Call Q, Car.ers and Henhees and get hooks gratis.
 Visit Baiey's female high schnol-scrmiMise. <.
 Ge, books from Lb,ary-rainnbie.
 Proceedings and reports Of va. ious benevolent socS cites. .. H .'".s5r ,' Nsr., >t....a| pa ...
 Visi, the room Of obscene prints. . -....
 Visit the rehearsal q, the Bowdoin stree, church. 7 Go 10 the theatre once. '' r'' 't "'... s-t.
 Call and zee Adam and Eve. .. a. -t,-. ..F
 Visit ,he Athenseum, examine every room and eve- " thing.
 Ge, all ihe coins can fnl. t. ar's, to. The N. E: Museum night and day-crcise and get
 Visit Maezels Exhibilion bc,w cen II undl See where the Female Advocate is published. .,
 Old books exchanged. - .
 He held 10 bail on various charges made Gvr those persons who were able identify ,heir proper- " among bis sioas, in'he pf $500, w.,ch il was expected would he much enlatPrd as ne " claimants and compliments made their appearance.
 The Salem Register staies that he is well known i,L iat town, aud that his eondnrt has fer nng time, been strange and eccentric, indicating partial insani- iv. IL is very probable that his head altogether right. '@1H 'a "1"' 'r gr" t
 THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY had preferred claim for appropriation. hich hv ihe rules "f comm"" justice and imarialiiv should have been snnrtionrd but whchihe party hacks cnDrlude tej-c, hat for what reason we canno, divine. A committee, ho~- ever appointed 10 examoe iEr merits oI tl'e rc- tit;on md report thereon Ofrn"rse the appliranIh was rejected there being l,nl hg nn the counni, tee. One m"rning. while the com,,Ire were i" ses- sion. one of their number. Bnrrei V nooanort, mem her from Franklin and party leader, supp"sing the committee were exclusively Van BHren, remarhed a. mnng other things as follows:-
 My idea is that must do somrthin. HdtW look q Latte pretty, to keep the Methods'. quiet. I'hak we had better repeal the law passed or years age giving the money claimed from the U. States to the tow and say that the Methodist College may have the part that originally designed fnr .hsm. They neyer gr, any thing snppG;s Sn aM aoSk ptmy y 'em last year win thai are bonus on the Farmi"gto" Bank. and WE MUST BUY FEM NOW. 'Fhe Presbyier- ans have had $i0OO and the Episcopalians have had somc and think that we had better repeal that law and cay that this college may have the share be- longing to the Meihodsts." .s... .... -r
 One of the committee then remark ed that the Meth ndis,s ough: to be encouraged To which the ds,'n- guished member from Fraakn replied with consider able warmth: .,,. ..., .. ..,s.. ,.s-- . .
 Encouraged7 encouraged? They too strong now. Did yIm no, see that Methodist paFsoR that was here 70 ther .la, nean parson Bangs. lie didSt look much like a Methodist. His coat was great deal 100 fine for Methodist, too fine. He a dressed as well Hs General Jackson. He don't look as the Nlethod used to look. I wish Mir. Church was hcre
 Some one here observed that he suppoeed he lite- member from Franklinl and Mr. Church agreed ex- actly on this matter. VI a'f t,y% .t~. a"A+.
 '.Exacily, yes exactly" was the reply. g..s -E
 This is the manner in which the Methodsis and heir devoted and exemplary clergyman were treated 'y party claiming be liberal and just We mast my em, yes buy ens'' gay he Van Buren leaders, ' We must do something that'H look ihtle pretty" out we will give them nothing. We will not encOur- 'ge them because tey loo strong 1otp, and wear fine coas whereas they should dress in sackcoih and ashee. especially when they prefer their petitions " 1s Yet while we ridcule and abuse then, in secret, we will cheat them with false hopes-we will begaer hem with fair words-we n,uet <" kerp the Mefhodisfs we their infinence" tpe aaHsG 6ay eS''. we will repeal law of which " they neser W@1. get any thing" but then i tciN iook pretty aud we, shall secure their votes.
 Shame on such egisaiion--shame an iise men whO, could even think of bribery under such was indeed degraceni, that the petition iO question neritorious and just should have been denIed an hat the sect wheh preferred n sh0ald have been treat- pd with such derisiOn and contempt. Nevertheless, he party must be attended to and not the pabIc.
 ''3"a5aa -7 Haryord Rerieso.
 Did not Mir. Speaker Cleaveiand say, 10 Ssilman K. Wghiman and others ef the Van Buren party. the night of the session just heoTc these worthieere fred to their homes, as follows: ." You have raised he very d. this sesaion-and (mark my wordsl the o0ses,nence will he that the yhjgs will be n power