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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03
THE DYING MOTHER.

II is solemn task, to wait beside
The couch of the departed to kneel down,
And wipe the death-damps from the cold, !whi,
brow
or those we love TO moisten the dry lips,
And grasp the he nd, too feeble to return.
The slightest pressure, and to see the lid
Grow fixed and motionless above the oye
In utter helplessness TO sit and mark
Each lessenng pulse throb faint and fainter still;
And know and feel tina. man can do no more
Ye, even hero the voice Of joy sometimes
Is heard above the wailings ofdistress
There have been those who triumphed, when they
died
A form unseen stood by, and whispered words
The living may not hear, and nervsd the soul
Of feeble woman, patiently to bear
Natures last throe Of mortal agony.
And there WAS oNE--a wife, mother, friend,
Who taught while dying, more exalted truths
Than thousand homiies could ever preuch.
o. might her faltering tongue have uttered speech
Methinks her voice had breathed strain like this
Why should you bid me stay
When day is coming, would ye think to keep
The traveller from his homo-to Pine and weep.
And long to be away
And when the soul doth spring
To seek its better home, q could ye bind
With earthly fe1ters the expanding mind,
And check its soaring wing
cannot close my eyes
And drag my ardent aspirations down
From the bright hope aud everlas,ng crown
That wait me IN tile skies.
Not for al earthly love,
Can the purer love Of Heaven forego,
Nor give up for the church ofGod below,
Ills holier church above.
10 die THIS is not hard
1t 10 not too hard to leave world like this,
Aud soar away unto world Of bliss.
And meet the great award
But it is hard TO strive
With earth's allurements-to subdue the soul
TO keep the heart, and the whole lie control
Oh, 'tij hard to live +!
And yet, ifit were given
To train these little nu.selings Of my care,
To mould their thoughts, to teach them words o.
prayer
And lead them up to heaven -
l could awhile remain,
And guide them further on their doubtful way,
Shape straight their path, or if their feet shoult
stray,
Lead back the lost again.
But there's better guide,
Who will not fail them when my eyes grow dim
And can safely trust all with Him,
lie who HIMSELF was tired
How sweet is my release
My Saviour robbed the grave Of its alarm,
And leaning on His everlasting arm,
lean depart in peace.
A willow droops over simple mound
The wife, the mother, rests in hopo below,
Waiting the resurrection Of the just.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03
$4,000

The leading object, as we understand,
OF this munificent subscription, is to ena-
able tho friends oftemperancc to dlssem-
mate more and more widely through the
land their admirable exhortations and 10
bukes.--.New York .ame,ican.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

The Providence, President, end Bos-
son steamboats, have been Withdrawn faom
the line for the season.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

Celestial Emulation. "A late visito.
from distant part of the country, in con-
versing about tho great competition a.
mong modern improve ments, inquired if
the late eclipse q the sun, gare genera!
satisfaction
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

NOasYIAEsxN STAR.
WARREN. X. I. SATURDAY, JAN. 3,Is85

We learn from the Gazette that the
Rev. Mr.. Starkweather has asked and
received discharge from tho pastoral
dulios Of the Congregational Church and
Society ia Bristol.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

An the convent rioters are likely to be
acquited--none Of them have - yet been
adjudged guilty.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

The CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE is the
cause of all; for the curse of lutemperance
falls with its withering blight, in some
way, more, or less, upon all. 1t is,
therefore, with unfeigned satisfaction, we
give place to the.folIowing notice, hdnded
to US for publication, by the president Of
the New York State Temperance Socie-
;ty.
The following gentleman have agreed
to contribute the sums set opposite TO
their respective names, towords the sup
port Of the press, the efficient agent un-
der Divine providence, in the great cause
'ofTemperance. The Executive Commit
tee take this mode Of rendering their
heartfelt thanks to the gentlemen who
have thus SO literally come forward. in
A 4
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

The crews Of shipwrecked vessels on
ths coast Of England, have recently been
saved by the life bost.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

Al Males Is Females l6
and w., has been con-
derd England will be by reference 10 tno
1885, Deaths
mortality greatly exceeding former owing the
Country
The Deaths ending 1884, hs less than |
twenyfour
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

assault and consequent Deah-Some
time in the early par, of last week, as sew
eral Of the prisoners confied in our Coun-
ty Jail were sitting about the stove, in the
entry, dispute arose between one Flays
or Plaiso and man by the name of Wa
terhouse-the former ordered the latter
to shut (or not shut) the stove door, which
he refused Or hesiiated to do upon which
the assailant, Flays, seized short wood
en- bench, and struck Waterhouse a blow
upon the forehead with the leg. which
fractured his skull, and from the effects of
which he died on the Friday subsequent
to the Sunday when the assault was CON-
Bangor Wing.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

SHARP SnooTlye.-The Kentuckia ians
are celebrated for sharp shooting. 1t is
said of them that they seldom miss the
mark. But they are not the only marks
men who can pop bullet through birds
eye. We have gentlemen here who are
a match for the sharpest of old Kentuck's s
boys. We few days since saw Mr..
Alvan Clark, Of this place, fire BAH
ihrough a small mark, the size of four
pence, five times in succession, at the
distance Of 80 PAGES. And out of 10
shots at the same distance, he missed a
mark the size ola cent but twice. This
is pretty sharp shooting.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03
From tho Fall River Monitor Of Saturday last.

RELics. During the recen, storm,
in which the tides rose to an unusual
legh,h, part Of the small hill upon which
tho meeting house, near Howland's Ferry
Bridge, in Tiverton, stands, was washed
away, exposing to viewa number of graves
not before known to the oldest inhabitants
Of the nsighoorhood.
On digging carefully into the hill, seve-
raj skeletons were found, many of the
house of which were nearly in state OF
perfect preservation.
In one grave were found 7 gun barrels,
2 pistol barrels. 6 brass kettles, a large
quantity OF beeds, seversl pieces Of bIan-
Nkets, 2 clay pipes, iron pots, shoes, pieces
Of earthen ware, pieces OF the skns OF
snlmals and some other articles, which,
owing to their decaycd state, it was inn
possible to decide what they had been.-
Among the articles found in addition to
the above, were twenty junk bottles, most
Of which were filed with water, corked
and sc aled over. Tho water appeared
IL be as pure as when drawn from the
fountain. When these relics Of ancient
times were buried, or how long they had
lain in the spot where they were dscoy-
cred, we have no means Of forming even
a conjecture. They,are no doubt, the
remains of a portion Of the slndians who
once inhabited this section of our country
and the presumption is, that the grave, in
which were found the articles above .en-
umerated, contained the remains Of some
Indian Chief. The bottles and beads had
not been injured by the hand oftime- Ev-
cry thing else found, somo Of the bones
excepted, was greatly decayed.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

II is good slcigling I!
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03
.annssr to the REnus pubhshed in the Star,
Nor %

Find out the substance ofboots and shoes,
And bags that carry Pos, Office news.
And Iikewise that Of an old saddle.
And Il i'll be tho Arcanum ofyour riddle. J.r
Also answered by ,. g.. w. r. w, und !? 4.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
INIk ORIAn 10 the PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETA
BILE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES,
OF THE BRITISH COLLEGE, OF HEALTH.
~ ME,EI 7 Rs Rs III S D.

HAVING received the General Agency,
SsE4be-safe Of the above we'll known g.
valuable Medicines and Publications, for the
Statfs fOhio, north of latitude 40 / degrees,
wllEkeep constantly on hand a LARGE SUP
PLY for individuals and Sub-Agents, which
he willappoint in all of the principal Towns
and Villages in bis district. T., 49,. ..
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Various attempts having been made to
CoUNTERFErr these MEDICINES, an Extra La
bel has been attached to each PACKET Of the
GENUINE MORRES ON'S PILLS
On which will be written the names of the
State, Or District, and Sub-Agent,- Drug
gist or Apothecary is permitted toVend these
medicines, on any condition. .....
All applications for Agency, must be perso-
nal to me at Brunswick, Medina County, Ohio
0rFor Canton and Vicinity-I have ap-
pointed Mr.. PETER KAUFMAN, (Editol
of the German paper) my Agent for the sale
|of these inyalua b e medicines, - Q
whom they may be had genuine, signed witt
my own--aad his name.
A MII Ec
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
weS5u9o oes
&eutlOell Stphr8,

Der unterIdbriebene frsut iib f'tu"n 8un
ben aabisr uuo i'm eauce Die Nnseise nahet
su fDnntn, oaB er isinen GtDbr in bic tpelt
IttDe @de lsines ne,isn
baffeinernen WaarbauleS
fsinsm fribern Stanppunfte as9suilber rer
3osen bat,--
QIll,ro Ct fortfabrsn miro ME fribrhin
@e1baite su tbun, uno in Der Sprteouer ID
rer Cunt, pomit fte i'm bisbsr 70 Ibere
bslbeuften, Fb slidIi6 fhblsu riso.
9eriubse Der Sepbhlfs zines auferit Sc
raumisen bsquensn uno f6Crn 9aaaren
bau1ee, ,rirb er nun purSilsI1er isine 2inF
snertfanfeit auf
Nuffpbren Speoirenl SerRnosn
uno a!le anosre Nrten
gpn,tr,i0 iDns 6dfte
Ser,penoen, bic ibm aupertraut peroen mo:
een uno er peripridbt biernit bic p0nfiebfs
Qluftnsrtfautsit iber iebes oes isinst S0ioF'
ae iber9eben miro.
@r bat auf 3anc, einen fb6nen 8rrratb ..
Srpcfenen QBoorem @ifenwoorenI
@pbb uno Sberleoer, Spseerep'
en- &c. 1c.
Dor3asli6 berebnet fir sesenmdrties
Sabrsssit, tpel1e sriebr nieori9 fir bic t'te'=
fen QIrten 9aubesprpbufte Oosr Saar'
seIo perfauft.
Ct besebEt and lben bbbfen Vret f in
baargelo fhr Dai5en S'a6s uno
Gee. .Saan1en, &c. &c.
Gr bat AUDI nod it1nsr gum Derfaufe eis
ne QIn5abl bsquemer 9auSl Slotten an
BET @barleS StraBe,
gB a arbousletten
nebsu 9ra. Sieles Maarbaus, uno
2(uslotten
nbroli6 bonn Gtdot6en, slei0 obe'talb Der
erfeu Bride. nbrbltb Don ber Ol al n
StraBe, ouf beiosu Seiten oes @anal6, 70
pie audi uugefdtr $50 Nder 9ane-am
Canal, anfaraeno aeraoe oberbalb Carts
0rnde uro 16O 81 der pDer eine Biertsl
Section, nbroiicb 3mif bier nno Canton,
innerbaIb elmer ba!ben Meile Don @uerbarots
MnbIe. Qlge rpe!ebe oer unterfbriebene gu
bsn beauemenbfen Sscin9uneen nerfanft.
ST.. 9urrtbol.
WaGitlcu, San. so. 1885. 41stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

tbar,,, oesm gtrIt;ft cotr gtIbiciSun3
bnrcb 8ei,ev, III aBeenrirets. Dfe Re(ten oa'
IN (Ipo niebriser, a!s bic irssno elmer aln=
lfait oielsr glrt uno Die Msyie pclbe osete
|Cf;5 in S1itbtuno ibrer Ge5bafte, unc
osr Ssidti3uns uno 8eSabinns ibrer Ners
(ulte, perf rfpl8sn nirp, miro prompt uno IL
beral ltyn. QInfra3eu far Seoinqun8sn ii.
N6.curan, mS zen in bct QImtbtuee ecn
Joarris uno 8tIcsn in@anton, scnadt mere
oen, ourob ale Gs1cbdfte in 8s5u9 auf lie
Agsntl1aft pelmittelt weroen.
SDn 6orrls,
9'sent fir befaste @Omfaanie.
CAUTION San. 10. 1895. 39stF.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
s}eue5 20trtb6bau6,
aun1 9biloe Der

8HtLb SWlAoV peb
ioniCben S. 8 n.
Der llnterf1riebsue, fhr3licb .. Der etaot
qaneoFer, ga, mabt bent publifnm erss
benf tefannt, oaB er Elm bftntIicbes QBirtbs=
bau5 an Dem alien Stanopunee trelber
Don Jprn. Sobn @lart> in Canton an Der
Gusearenas straBe, s,ptp Siered bftI'b
pom @ourtbaule einsenUtnmen trar, no et
feline Dlnbe uno 1lnfoten fparte nm oas
Joaus aus3ubsnern uno snr Seqeum'l6te't
alIer osrer ein3uriebten bic 9eneist fno tey
ibm an3urufen uno Ct oeFfIbert lte oas
jeaIbe aInfrensuns eema6t miro ibnen
0enhae au Ieiiten.-Seiue Sbenfe nno feiu
Iiicb, loien NIT cem bslten psslebsn werz
ben, mae Der Marft rarbietet. Ser llnter=
Ibriebene maebt ebenfalls bent Dublfum BE.
Pannt, baB er cen be3en uno 8erdumisiten
- Of
in oiefer etabt fir SubrIeute, @ireni's, Me:
uafberien> ae.bat. llno ale onrfen ilber3en9t
iein oaB feiue Mibe Don ieinerSeite seipart
miro, nm allaemeine Satsfaetion 5u 9eben.
st. 9. @ute5 9su uno JQaber tplrb be:
ltanois sebaIten fir. Qferoe.,
NoDmon Snbett.
Canton, December19. 1884. s6-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
rDtecttp s,
9erlieberungs,G ,Gpmpasnie.
~. aIsentensSf sSfis-@antonl
--- n. 0ec. FL. 1895.

Da Der i1nterfbriebene BON Der "p o.
teetipn Snfusane es@ ompasnie"'
su Joartforo, Connecticut, als @sent anse=
felt uuo autOrilirt tpDroen obne Qluffbub
9eriiberun9sn aussufetlen, fp erbietet er
fih hermit Danlsr, StobrS, Mdblen, Sa:
bridsn uno Gdeaer.,, ia,nmt oeren Snbalt,
neblt isssucerbD aaterm alnliebsu gieen:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
@ q til { I { J..
Woblfeiltr benn iemolS ?

GNDVtTetItC pettll |el!lN|o
Ole i1nteri6ricbsnen 3slOen tbseu Sreuus
ben uno &unSen, uno osm ean3enpublifum,
ersebeuit an oaB Oe in 8s 6aftSperbinoun9
9etrstteu Iue. Sie baben ibren S6app,
in Der Gu5earapas SraBe,in Canton, (9es
rabe benz ueusn Santbau(e sesenibsr, fritz
ber bencbnt bon Vbilip Dewair,) beo eu:
tsno psrs,bBert uno perbsn oaIeIbit befdn
big auf Qano babsn, Elm srpBss sInortiment
pom "*' ...
SdtteL 3aumen @attelbdss,
TeNgilen pittplenbalftsrn, Gapat
lertftsn Gbadcs, YatrDntofben, &c.
Dearborn 9sfbirrt & II II, IN E t S,
Gduls9sGbirr jeber 2lrt 6 # r.,
Ssuer gpmer, 2ouoDner Bo9en
peit(tben Nelts, gle9antet, 6ar9irs
tsa uno Sig peitfbsn StdtiO'
lSlebtsn jeoer Gotung. ~.
Qlles bonaguter QualItat, init ben befen
Matsralien uno fauber semadbt Dpaea fic
i'm 8reBen uno AIsiusn, 70 >poblfsil ais es
in osn nsiaieben staasen irsenbpo 81 ba.
ben 1T, seeeu 8aar8eI ebsr annebn,
Ii1e Qanoee Drooufte perfaufen. 0llle 9e:
nadte 8efellun8sn sueroen aufs l1neafs
ausssfubrt.
81. $. 80 m. 8 eals 1T rauFbar fir
Die enpfansenen @un1bessltsunsen; fit
bittet um oeren Sortfesuns ,,ns pirb ite,
Uie bisber sa beroienen iu6en.
~r ~ Wluiam 0eals, un0
Sebn 8udius, jun.
Canton, Mu9. 90. 1884. 2Otf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

~ E UGC I
9arbmaaret1 Stpbr+
Ser llnteribriebene bat BON ben stabten
philadelphia uno 0leuDore erbaIten, cine
sroBe 0nsmabl pom
> arb 10 aren, S az ben un0
Oelen
tpsl6e sa spUblfeiIen Yteilen perfauft uers
ben. .,.
Ser Dorratb befsbt tbeiIwsife III Solaens
benz QImbDBe, 6raubsnliSde, Sintsus
Idufe= Ii. sbIoBer, Vsrengiouebatbe, Whb=
len uno Irnn,m: sa9en, 2onoouer u. teuts
f6e Sprinsfeoern= uno GuB=S,abL lanos
uno 3apfens Sdeen BON allen Gattunaen.
cine fbtne QlusDabl opn 8enf nno &ebl
&obeIn, 8obrersefeus nnb @pbser, gdtiD=
es, fabplatten nmo eilsyus Winfel, QHins
feImaB uno 3Ouftabe, pOr5isIeb asarbeitete
gdbeersn gneIlIber, 9lmsritanil6sr uno
3entiber StaGI, fabIerner, ,ueGiusner uno
Ieiierner Dratb, Ms0iaplat!en, cine fb6ne
partbie Seilen, gb6nbmaber:uno Satts
fer: aBettssug Seber= uno Ga(6en Msfs
Ter, 2ifbs8orlesensGtr unb @abe!n. QBa=
lsenbaIten, Sbnappwasen Ssbsr 2au3etz
Item, osrsleiben fir Qferoe, 3usftrense uno
0alftsrf,tteu, patent gaasnri1ter, Salleu,
(Si9suno selaoene peitiben Ii. DO. @bna=
Ire, Qaus=2bee= nno pferoesg6ellen, Ges
traipe uno 0rasienien, Geutfde Senfsn II.
Si6sIn, garlp 9ibeln, 1eu= nnb Wfgas
beln, 8ewebrbeiblaBe, eine ausseoebnte
Qlusnabl Gattleriparsn, Wellbforns Ins
q f. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
va @ p r TM T " R 6.

THE undersigned continues to manufac
ture the FRANKLIN PRINTING PRESS,
He has for sale several second handed Stan
bury and Ramage Presses. Also chases of
all sizes, composing sticks, brass rules, gal
lies, copper moulds, ink rollers sc. &. Ol
all of which he intends to keep general as
sortment for the accommodation ofthe craft.
His establishment is on the corner ofElm
and English streets.
SAM'L DICKINSON.
Cincinnati, Aug. 18th 1885. ,..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
+ : 3 Z :
qBarnuns Dor eiuem
0etrn 0tr!

Daruuns Dor eiuem @olectisrenten
aa8.os,H wetobsr lih s. g. MIbreebt n1nnt.
Qpir llnterI Ibriebene &ir6enratb nno 8,iss
Der Der 8smenbe in 2trinston, Start Co.,
|Sbtp, 9aosn unlrrn, uns f. hbet Bsoieusn=
Den as6l2s16 s. 8. aIbrsebt SepuumidtiQt,
Ifur un6 bsp Menlbenfteunoe cine Golsete
3ur @rbauuns elmer Rirbe 81 erbetsn aber
Dureb fsin 81 Iange5 aueblsiben, uno ions
oer!iebe psrodbti8e llmtdnbe Die fIb nab
|ieiner Aoreife 5usetrasen sen6tbiet fuoeu
in aIS einen 8sttiasr ST erfldren, uno Se=
oermaun ST 1parren lynn nibts n,etr ~ gre
ben nno nnl etc Dolma1t fir 0tull unD
|nibtis esfIdrsn.
Da6 ridtise Don oiefsm bsss.i3sn uufete
Nam: naunterIbriften.
Gt'a6 Supp,
gbrtttopb 9cbnotfer, 8
SrteOeri6 0epenb6fer -
Sobann 2lfermauM s
9eInrib 9le6, 3
2erinstcn, 9Ipril 1s. 1885. 5s:5w.
O. Ieutfde 3eitunaen peroen eriudt
obi9es 5uns beFeu oes Wublitaus einisemal
cinsurufen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
q cue eunD 40 bl fetle
IS Il ter+

Dis 11nter3eidneten baben 70 eben erbal-
ten, eIs 3uiob 3u ibrem frabern @orratb,
Don Waaren, eine'aycBe uno all9emeins Qluss
rabl bon oauerbafteu uno eIeeanten Nrti-
feIn, pelebe, oa ite in Den Staoten 9lsu:
Yotf uno philadelphia, su ben sanitisttsn
prei(eu einsefauft pcroen 3u unsemeiu nie-
orisen preifen abeefest rebcn.
Sbt @orratb betebt in einem aQsemeinen
9fortimente BON
Srocteneu Baartm Gpeeerepen
0arten Wooren, pprseuom
&c. &C.
Gie babsn ebenfouS bef7dnois eiuen srol=
fen gtod Don Soblz uub SberIeoer fcmobl
eisener alS nou yeu Oorfer SabrifatiOu
auf Sano.
Tim lIb Su aber3suaen, raR bier quite 9In=
faufs 5u MAIDEN fno, ruist le!tf an nnb
febet!
Gbriitmas, 6erter uno So.
gantCtL Sebr. 81. 1885. 45:tf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30

At a, Court ef. Probate holdea otsN sNetO, Milford,
 ,citkis and for the District ef NeavsA A1i! !fcrds
 on ike 45th day6 April 1885,
 Present, Naakdniei Psrry. Egg. Judge: TTPON the petition of Walter Booth, of C] said New Milford, showing tothis Court that he is guardian to Stanley o: Bostw!ck. George H. Bostwick, and John K. Bostwick.. of said ,,ew- Milford. minors under the age Ot tweniy one years; that said minors own and possess in fee-simple one undisided moiety of about six and [. half acres of land. be tt more or less, situated in said New Milford, and bounded north and east on land belonging to the deyisers of Elisha Bostwick. dec'd. south and west an highways--prayins, for reasons in said petition set forth, that an order might be passed authorising and empowering said petitioner or some other meet person to sell aud convey the, interest of said minors in sald described premises according to the statute in such case made and provided, as per petition on file, dated April 24th, f5S5:
 Ordered ttrat said petition he cOntlnued to the 6ih day of July, 1885: then to ba heard and determined at the Probate Office in said New M MilE,rd. at 9,o'ciock in the forenoon and that notice of the psndency thereof be given by publishing this'Order in n newspaper printed in Litchirld three weeks successively, at least six weeks hefiire said 9th day of July, 1885. A true copy of rechrd-certified by { s47i NATHANFEb PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
SPRING FASHIONS.
 MISS D0wD

HAS just returned from New-York with
 HI handsome assortment "f fashionable Leghorn, Straw. Tuscan, and Silk HATS with variety ofTrimmings, Ribbons, French Flowers, S1c. &c.-Linen and Blond Edging and Cuttings; cold Gros de Maps for dresses -all of which. with variety of FANcF.ARTIi GILES in her line, will he afforded for sale al a small advance from cost.
 ! G5s Leghora and Straie: Hatscleansed and pressed tn order in the best manner.
 Miss Dpwd would thank ths ladies of Nor folk and vicinity fur past favors, and hopes io
 merit future patronage. 2 Norf0ik. dprit 27, 1885. 4t4J
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
THE ENQUIRER. LITCHFIELD, APRIL 90 1895.

p The Iast New.YoEk Daily Advertiser contains an "IMPoRTAEr RUMOR" from France, said 10 have been brough. by vessel which arrived al St. Andrews (N B.) from Liverpool, hsisgne dates 10 the 29lh ot lach IT days later ihas has been received at New York The iategsncs is iscan Calais (Me.) paper ex,ra and states that ,he French Chamber of Depu- eies had dssoiaed soitho~s dasng Lhe An'ericG" I- demnity Biu! Ifsuch should prove to be the fact thOugh the account does moi appear to be credited in Boston or New-York-trouble bei~ cen the two gov eTpneB,s may -be anticipated
 OGcio1 Caapass.-1he lasl Hartford papers conIain che official canvass Gor Governor, Eieut. Governor Treasurer, Secretary, aleuihers' of Congress, and State Senators: IL appears thatthe whole number of votes cas for Governor was 42,7S2-greater by up- wards of 5000 than any previous election The fol- lowing is the vote for Governor, as given by the Ter, ia Ghch the votes of ORe two towns, rejec- seC by ,fe canvassers from nformay, are included:
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
BOARDING.

A FTER the llth of May. a few Boarders "A can be accOmmodated' on reasonable terms by applying. 10 Mrs. CArLtN. at the house lately occupied by MT, George BeIlss. pleasantly situated in Meadow street.
 T,itchfeld, April 30. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
M1RRIEH

In this village, on the '22d iaaa by tke Rev Blr. Hickok, Mr. Isaac Stow ,o Miss ElsselesA 3ssimers of LiseheId, South Farms, to Mss baAry J iliams
 Ia TorsingI gIssd Ss ibe 22 ihss. Mt mos r. Gilbs, of Hassialop, 10 q iss Elizabeth A. Gaylord, ef the Ermer paace. s .ys Fl k..
 In Ness- Haven, Mr. Beliamia D. Marie, ol Skep- eaIeIea, N Y, so 1lss Mary T. Collins; tlr ElEba- Ie. Cooper, Io Blies Julia TBulei Mr. Joseph Cor ham, 10 Miss Layiaa Datis. el MadisOns ...
 In SctaIGotd, M John C. Hayden, tO Miss Betsy Pe0dIeeOn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
DIED,

DIED, In BethIeD, on the 8Ih inst. Mir. John Bird, aged 9, son of David Bird, Esq.
 "LoUg, long his yOO'i,i friends will greve, And IearfaI eyes will weep.
 As fading rays at summers eve
 Shine OCT his quiet sieep." In New-Haven, Mir. John Shepherd, aged 5S In RerIin, on the 18th inst. Rev. Samuel Goodrich, aged "A years. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30

A Concert of Sacred hl6sics under the direction of Col. R. G. Camp will be held at the Meeting House in Warren on Wednesday the 9th Of May next, com mcncing at o'clock F. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
NOTICE.

FEHE Directors of the CaRG1n Gnd kiffh- l field TErnpike Company will meet at sBeeJ. Roberts. Esq iD Goshen. on "Wednesday the 5th of May next. at o'clock F. M. ior sihe purnose ofrecrising lpropossls and making a contract for keeping said COmpany's road in repair for a term of years. E, SHUBAEL LOwREY. .T. SOLOMON MARsB. Directors.
 I'RUMAE STARE, April go, 1885. '47
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-30
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

The Har.f0,d Gag Eiettids. for the cluice of city officers, took place las, week on Monday. The Van Buren pariy flushed with their receRt successes in slre state, calculated upon easy victory in Hartford Blu, they were sadly disappointed and mortified In stead of eler,ing all their "icers the Whgs elected the whoe Of their aderme" hy a" average majority, accorng se lhe Times of75 and all Of their common council and other officers by nearly great majorites There vas no choice for Mayor, and trial was vo take place las, Monday. We have not heard the result of the second meeting. t