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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
MARRIED

Tn Ne,y.Prepton, Mr. Henry s. Hatch io Miss sa- rah M. Stevens: Mr. Henry Baldwin to Miss Mary Cogswell, daogh,er of the lale Mr. Ruel Cogsweii.
 In sharon, Mir. Joshua T. Siudlcy to Miss Abby Am Commings, oG Washington. ln Hartford, Mir. Luman s. Parsons 10 Miss Sarah l.. Woolly. -s E .s lm Sgaield, Mir. II. B. Loomis, to Miss Caroline E. daughter 0fsihe Hon. Luther Loosnis. X
 A Y DIED.
 Ia New Preston, o0 the l7,h inst. Mrs. Jemima Aekiey, aged TO- wife of t,e late Heaekiab Ackley.
 In Sharoh, Dr. Samuel R, Gager. aged 72.
 In flar.iosd, Mir. Eber Hull, aged 30, formerly oi Kiiliugworih. &
 ia Wesl Hartford, Mr. Uriah Caldwell, aged 60. h We,hersieih Mrs. Mercy Johnson, wife of Mr. Lucias Johnson; aged 25. ,.In Windsor, Nelso" Jerome, aged 20. son of hr. Chester Barr. :. . Ia Glas.enbury. Mrs. Roxapa Hough. wife of Mr. Augustus Hoagh, aged 2l.
 In Safied, Mrs. Silence, wiFe oI Mr. Elijah Clark, aged 47. 1 'sG
 To ColebfooE, Mrs. Sally Percival, aged 45 yesrs wife of Mr. Lorin Perciyal.
 In Norwich, Mr. Joshua YeomanS, aged 8l years soldier of the revolu,ion.
 IH Baton Rouge, tLa; Capt. Timothy WoodruA, aged 38 years, late Cf Farmingion. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
EIarace ef 2 Leseer ffem Rsaaio.

Yon have touched Ihe right string at last. Har- r,son s the man beyond all douht. There Is fire k'ndlng on che whole line of the Niagara frontier ;- the old eodeTs are coming and asking if General
 Harrison is to he the candidate. They ai know him, and served m0der him when lIe c0mnantled Percy On the lakes. Many were with him at Tippacanoe, and all love him as straight fOrwar, honesi, and sensi. ba olh soldier brave man, and patriot, The poIi- iicians here infect eReer, but they did exactly s0 when Jackso" was first banned. The Van BHren meH certainly treated Jackson prospects with more c0n- 1empI than they 0ow do Harrison's--and who knows but Providence may raise him Gp to save the country and- keep the UHioM together Why cannot ihe whale FoGth unite upon, him He Is aVirgniaR by is kind of father io the wilderness What objection can the east have to Gen. Harrison. who ien0t lled
 ed to support interest the injary of anoiheF and who is republicans of se ol8 school lt slses appear 10 me that he is egycry man tisH every sec- iioN Sdt6 6ion. We shall gun up his flag on tie frontier, and d Ohio, KemuNfly. Iadiana and Penn syivania will go for him. hssis safe beyond doubt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that hs
 u has received warrants to collect of all persons liable to pay taxes in the town. of {. Litchfeld, a town tax of three cents, and 8 ! state tax of cne cent os the dollar on the as- sessmrnt list of 1884. He will meet such per- sons for the purpose of receiving, said tax. at the County House in Litchfeld, on Monday the 7,h day of September next; on Tuesday at the public house in Milton Sueiety+; We'd 2 nesday at the house of Aaron Bradley tn Brad- leyvil;e; Thursday at thestore of E. Cowles in South Farms Friday at the store of Dan { Catlin in NorlhReld-he will attend from one till four o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. a#;.iaz <. He will, also, receive School Tax at tho time and places above mentioned against all persons liable 10 pay such tax inthe first Dis- frict ofthe first School Society. '
 Legal fees will be expected in all cases aftep Inc first Monday in Octnber next.
 N. B. l shall levy my warrants on the pre- perty ofthose that have not paid me their tax-t es on List 1888 as soon as I can, without ia yor or affection to any. Y r.
 'l.la SETH CATLlN. Collsetor. {:
 Litchfeld, Aug. IT, 1883. s. s1&v
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
GOSHEN ACADEMY. !.

VWSHIS institution continues under the care l of MT. OTIs LOMBARD, A. B. having been nearly year under his management in sue cessful operation. A female assistant Is con stantly employed. The tuition per quarteris, f,r common English branches SS OO-Afor the higher English branches $4 OO---an,is for lan-a guages $5 OO; with an additional charge foe, wood and other contingencies. which is in no case to exceed 50 rents.a This institution is intended to be a permanent school, and the Trustees have no hesitation in recommending it as worthy of patronage. N
 The next term will commence on the third day of September next. ''' V s-a
 @f 'e SAMUEL w. GOLD. Ya e'fs@eGa9 i Clerk softhe Board of TrustseS. ~
 Goshen, Aug. 6. 1885,, s4 s., fe4s 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20

ihe order Ofthe dsy, and ifust bs 2DSssssd Tn the year 1855, special session of Judge lynch's Court WIS heId ai the lead mines OfUprer Mssissip where man who had been guilty Of murder was arraigned .-ajay wac empannelled--lhe ealpril was iried-was lound guilty, and executed by hanging the galIOws Since then, this tribunal has grown more popular ia the West and from the daily indications received, 1t e probable that C ihe force of popular opinion does not interfere. nnd put period tie operations tw suspead the civil law, and nirodure us to state of a0archy and confusion n.-BOslOn Gasetfe
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20

The Bulalo Board of 1eaIti have given notice that the cholera has entirely disappeared from that place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION,
For Representatives 10 the 25th ConRsess

Richard M. Johnson is reelected without opposi- ton from the Georgetown District. gft
 Mir. Graves (Whig,) has been elected tn the Louis- vile Dstrict, by majority of foar or. five hundred votes, over Mr Pope, the late Administration nem- ber. < 5t5 aa--itf, 5ss Y &r.eslE't tr5 4s.s-
 ln the 5ih District, MT. Harlan, lWhig) is elected by majority Of 800 votes.
 B.. Hardin's majority over John Pope, at the close of the first day, was 664 votes. t't's f@
 John Chambers lWhig) is elected in the District lately represented by Marshall, by maoriiyo Of from 1000 to 500 votes.e .. s4 ,r t..
 John White (Wh;g) is elected in the Madison dis irici, without opposition. #i
 The general result is that, out of the thirteen Rep resena,ives of Kentucky n Congress, mine Wings are chosen, and t,0o Administration men, leaving two dis ,ric's doubtful. This is doing weLN National Iatsi.
 [ChionAIien (whigl is reelected from the Fayeue district by a large msjari,y] ei8faaI s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
NOTICE.

sHE subscriber having sold his entire stock
 II Of Clouds to Nelson q. Nortl, and Ben-' janoin H. Morse. now of the firm of North &. Morse. requests that all those who hnse un. settled Book Accounts would call and settle them immediately. as I shall devote most of my time for two oF three weeks for that pur- pnse. Prompt attention to this notice viii ba expected. LYMAN ]. SMITH.
 LifckteLd. Aug. %. 1885. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
NEore Neyv BooIks.

EUST received at the BnoIstOre i0 East lep stre&t-COIton's Four Years in Great Bri- taiO-Visit to the Americsn Churches, by Reward Family Book the Primitive Church compared with the Protestant Epis'f CharGh of the present day. ;. ... ..t, 2 Also, Comic AlmGnGck for 1886. s August H. S.. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
THE ENQUTRER.
LTTCHFIELD, AUGUeT aO. 1eas.

&F Ths sapsriOr Coss commeneeA is ssusias oa FSssdny lasa--prssene Jsdgos Williams and Wai.-- Theria 0f 9abeiIO GOr murder commenced in the af ssT"O"u thsre being DO difieuIGy in empanWeiing J"Syy, ,''lS ssSmony was soon brought forward. The Scasesieisd ws Ssders'n"d eorscspoeded with those PubIiS't ShoraIy aisr shs commssiOn of,he homicide The tes'iaDcsy ihe part Of the sase closed yssser- day moraisg. aud ihai for the defence commenced:- Az the eo'nanssiOR of she msrder was clearly made out. the oaly defence set up is iasanify. 's s" q
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20

Acciaent.-At Manchester, m Monday last, Mr. Nelson Hacket, a young man 20 years of age, was instantly killed by ball from rife. He was ha,- ding the gUn caretessly and a eport not knowing h io be loaded, when i, was acciden,y discharged The ball entered directly under his chin and came out up- on the top of his head.-fiart0ri Pafrios < Democ
 D,osOned-A man by ihe name of Ward of ihis city, M one of the paroxisms of dplirium sre,nens, threw himself into Connecticut River sn WedDes. day last, and was drowned. His body was recovered tn a few hours.-Ib.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20

q Wheat Flour has t.Ilsn adoar per barrel in New. Tors wiIhia wesItor TWO. IL is now ceiling from eeIO e62 2s Grain has alsO fallen in price in about the same propOrtion. .fys..,...
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
THE ANNUAL FAIR

Young Ladies Csrcs of Iadustyy WILL be hoden at the Mansion House Q z w Speneer s, WadhGms. in Lischfeid.: on Wednesday the 28ih of August. Sale to com mence at 8 P. M. and continue through the evening.
 Tickets of admittance to he had at the door -price l2 I-2 cepts-children half price.
 GFsCitizrns and strangsrs generally are re- spscifu!ly invited to attend, .,..,rx
 Liiekftid. August %. IT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-20
LYNCH's LAW.

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 As the Lynch Code of the est has of late created some curiosity among he people of the Eas. aad as t d'ers from ise Jusiinian Code and has not had the honor sf receivnG the Comnieniarea Of Blackstone 1; lesquieu, or Sir Matthew Hale--Lovd Coke, PIow. den Chiay, any of the modern black Ieiser sF- ,er. Savs s:: any ghs Q. . S os", we have ssa.,ea resident of the West for an elucidaon of iis hs!ory
 To eniighien the inquirer, and for the purpose of ha: wing things properly understood. we give the resslt of
 In the early settlement Of the West, suci, was the condition of inc affairs of the Uaiied States, that most of the sarsey settled territories were destitute o any iudic ai tribunals, those which held tiier sessions at remote places. What is now ihe Of Kentucky. WAS then part of the county of Augusta, VirgiOia; aDd ,he idea oi crossing ibe Allegheny mountains 10
 the seat of justice, at Stanton, distance of four huB. dsed and y miles, for the aiianment Of justice, ahoErihle suggestion. # '.
 If necessity knows no law. !. will make laws and
 the hardy pioneers Of ihe Wess avaled themselves o .hem. As the eoon,ry populated. misslemeaaors and crne spfang up and t wns 8ecessRry that some rlbu- nal sbosd exis. for .hs psniahmeai of offenders-: Whilst affairs remained in this condition, Daniel Boone having had hssse stolen rpm his yssage." Boone's Siaio0, by lRdia0, wh0 was detected ai- mos, in shs aci, :" 6e instituted coars and twelve ju. rors' ,o try the olfender: Jahs Lynch, native of noble daring was directed hold the seai nf chief justice ar principal aadicaior. The Indian was con- vcisd senleaced to hriy stripes and was puh- . Station" From iha, day. It'll sier Kealucky assn. med ssate government. John Lynch ssas the princi pal asbiter of mans ae in .hai section of she iry Lynch was man vf dsspiate habiis of vioienl sempsrameni, addicted gaming. Co almosi all the vices and yei ii asserted that he was aa ofre- dsesaiBg qsa.ies. He ouslised BooEe; and Sos ana. ny yeass afterwards resided n state of 4reiiremsHt on Huadeed Acre lsie. an Island pf ihe Missssip- p, where he spent his days D hssiipg and ia she pur suis of those pleasures which distinguish tue and fancy of the spor,sman The author Of ihe l" Geo. eraphy oi the Ohio and Mississippi." hss devoted a mae io his history, apd speaks of hi having been one amonR the very few ever heard of. who de- | lighted in the recital of his OwD intamy.
 Since the days of Lynch. ihe courts ha instituted have been amiIiariy denomRaied the Vihanals of he Resulasors These irbasas. governed by shs spiri. of mobocrscy. have taken cogaiEanee of shoes oen! ees against eoeeIy, which ii is thought the laws do nna rearl sHch as outrageous insults O senaes in- deliesees viea,ions of ihe marriage compact. gam | ing, aad spungAg; and the psMishmeais they have indieied, have ge1eraly been distinguished hy vio. Ienee aud TecklesS0ess that have set human and eiv ipslutiOps at defiance. Lyneh'p Law appears to bs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

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'8treed nleeer rs0uet}n, Ibcmp(Oa fol-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

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Sein 9aterIano uuB erteer ip",
Wa6 1T be8 2eufden 8aterlano?
Sf'6 8opetano ? SITS StetrIano ?
Slt's, no oe6 Marlen Nino fob 1re6t?
Sits. no rer M0rfer @ilen rsdt?
8 rein, neln
Gem 0aterIonb muB 8rbBer lepn.
s.
= Qpas it BEG Qeutfcben 0aterIanbsA A-'
SR'6 WUnn,erIano ? QEstpbaIenlano =
St's, 100 oer Gano Der Diune spebt? \
SS5it'5, 100 bic DOnau byauleno eebt?
3 nein . neIu
sein DoterIouo muB 0rtber feyn.
nas III oe6 TeutIben GaterIanb ?
g uenne mir oa5 ercfe Qanb i?
Gf's 2ano Der GOmsi3sr ? ifs GprOl?
Da6 2ano uno DOlf eefeI mir wobI?
8 uein, nein !
Ssin 9aterIaup t11uB 9r6gsr feyu.
Was III oss GsutIhen 0aterIdnb ?
co nenne mir oa6 Qrobe 2ano !!
(SerpiB e6 1T ooe Oelterreib,
Nn Sie9en unO all @bren rsib?.
8 nein, neIn!
ssin Nuterlauo muB er0Ber 1eYn.
mas 1T res 3sutIhen Daterlanc?
SD nenne mir oaS QrcBs Qano!
SITS, nas Der G0rfsn Grus 3effIaubt?
Bom &aifer uno pom Gei1 seraubt?
3 nein, nsIn
Ssiu @aterIono muB sr6Ber lepn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13
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gefausnen g 0wsisfr IN,
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l!tG srcs llne s,pit cfssett1 =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

MAS 1T bes IeutIbeu DaterIanS?
e nenHe euoticb mir oae 2auo
gO tpeit bic teutlde 3un8e tIiuQt
llnn Oott i'm QimmsI 2ieoer Tnst,
500 foQ s6 fem D.!
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Das III oes GeutIcben NeterInno,
$50 Gioe Ibn5rt Der Druf Der 5ancp
100 2reue bell pom Qu8e bIist,
uno Yiebe warn1 i'm Osr5en lBt-
Da6 IoU e5 fem !!
Gas, lraGrer IsutiDsr uenns osin
Da8 1T osS 3eutT1eu 9ater!ano.
80 Corn pertiIQt ben eiteIn Ian9,
$40 jsoer Grssier bsiBst Seino,
QBo jeosr @oIs beEst Srsuno-
Eas fol e6 fepn !!
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Das 9ar3e 2sutfD}anb iOu es fem!
3 @ott pOn 2inmeI feb carein@
uno 9leb bunb rebten tertl6en IIutb
DaB mir IS lteben trsuuno gut.
Ea6 fiji e6 fem !
Ga5 son;e Geutlcblano fol- e5 Fpn! ,
(2Iruet,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

Sit'6, 100 am @eit Die M6pe 5iebt ?
8 nein, nein
Seiu @aterIano nuB estBsr fsyH,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-13

gDas i{t bes 2autfhen 8aierIanb
@@ssyft's Dteaesnlano SITS GbmabentaEo !:
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-13
~ L. a ID J., -!

xxTIIIrE and Sound Teeth are both ornament
w and a blessing. The best security for their
advantage is to be found in the use OF the
RBJ7YSH iNTfSPEPTIC DENI'RIFiCE.
This elegant Tooth Powder, With very little use,
Eradicate, the ScuNv in the gums, and prev cuts the
rr,nlatlon of Tartar, which only bacl ems. but
Iooscn, thc teeth and acceerates their dec The
Do, rilice thus removes the prevailing causes OF of
....., breath. preserves the he III nd lord
ness of the gums, and renders til ,utltull,
white. Price 30 cents,
None are genuine unless signed on =, tsidc
n,intcd wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor. r. k,D
DER Immediate successor 10 the late Dir. w Too
way For sale at his counting room, over No. 81,
Conn, Street near Concert Hail. Boston, and also, by
his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J.T. j. r. ROYAIL, Lynchburg.
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