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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
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wager pou sonmsr uuo 9erhftentsrn,
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w 2 ie fouf'r ale Nften proeuets, no:
far fs ben bobfsu p'si6 in Saarss'o bs'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
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Sutihen un0 Wagenu1atf,er

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Jaa3sn gtof 5Fetssia:is,,, oanc,ps,ss.
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''emberED Asin als sOn,iefbap bsrust
rer, in ost au+p ubro'iA Uou epbrs
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aa,srbafs fir bl!liae Wreiis ssmadt. @t
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paH'tIibttit ;u pefbienen. Gin 9 t;.,s
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|a'unlsltsn erfaIMth8 aIaabt er yss}ibeit
1T (tph en5 ieine Absit in oieftu, staa,
nibt abestreHsn toefe,., wisb. -. -.
9 coer 8 g. feasn skanett sealeieb Sc
I6aft'sans fiaosl,. gbenfaus 1-s gebr.
iuraen. Canton Misufi &c. 1856:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
AnHobal1g bon J'astnerfAip.

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ah,a'asn !. Bsassune Jcbn 8neeit:6 #. be:
Iegencs pafraerldip it henssilit bsiber.
lsH'gsf 3altl'at1,ns anfss!6B, ,poresn
Dtt 2 Slebsr uno asd,aunasn Fns in bn
. anoen BON Ssba 8adips, II. ,us 8s,
,tb'isuns. ism. Seals. S.
canton, z. Julp Is. 1885. S. Buai,,s, r..
W. Q. Das 9tfd)aft irirs auf De,
a'1sn St;As son QDt!liatn g3sals fortat-
tr'sesn, g allno er Die @uaf finer frabsrn
0ennst fsrastbin ~ esbeltsn beffs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

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6esunoe uno eoe pub!ifum ibstbeupt
oab sr On lsInsm aIteu gtanapunsts, az
Der fpsSlflldDen Gds Der O1aret unb e:en
strsBt> Der sHI5 tes esat. Duabar a.:
senhbsr. .e'nen AIeiassfeb ers,d1ft "a,
lrorin er Gin e,gss,1slnes QIfTort;ment pcn
ftrtiosn Nleieeru at'er sAt bsRdueis aat
gane 81 ta!ten Seesn:t, : unb .sS r,,ns
l'lsbr hit ei1ss soFt.eF!iebea a!usnaI,! sot
Nbde,t S2ofen, QBsitsu, eStcats l.. =. or.
bfEet. &aaFs'ltiss sptseea srludt lid ..
Der @ite fstner Waarsrl II. bsr unaembbn.
lisDsn 9iili3seisfsiuer pssiTs enrcb per
ioalidea'af, af,bnaS su is r,suseu.
r.. Gtpi. 80. '36. 8 sHttbesl EosSsrt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
II. e7gor4e 4OreptQCher

Qat (ylns bitbs'ise HBotnuns psrlaC
zen nnc fine Office III oas Qaue (eins
<bhre inbl'c1 b. Qfn. Scbn 6. s5cdiuS's
S6ubltore) otrIsSt olImo er tece 3eit,
penn nidt 9e'ddfte ibn abrufeu, au1u=
teHsn 1T. Ssinsn Treuresn uuo @bn-
'srn, meIbe i'm f0eu felt IS Sabren
nit 'hre:n 3ttraueu beebrtsn, l1aftet CT
9'srn''t ben ber5ucben Dauf as uao bittst
isrner Nm aeu:i .rss 3utrnusn.
6,rner bite, er ale oiejeuiaen, wslbs
.i's &f5tIi'be Debano'un9en in Itiner STD
lun8i 8i;no, esp ibm an3nrufen, uuo EeIbiee
Dor osr' Is. Sttossr IN > nuuno IN brin
aen. GantOn NuQuEf go. 1895
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Sc)erlfB Q3erFarf

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mon piles y. G'aTt eanntv. netpe i'd
am oaule BON l9tmp ShIuCer in Gan.
ton euf samto9 oen S. Nopembsr Aim
8srFanF an5tsten cine brarrs sF1brt
uno 20auen gasqj&aen, g Sod 81
len.5 .M1te, 6 SthcF tanese giinospicb
7 fi5rrnr 'sbt. Su Bs|b'a3 aen,mner
als ca6 eigentbnm pcn =. @oltincn al,
Die H!aSs BON pan'e Gaynolbs ii Steam
OenrD Stblc0er
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
(Nnf @erlan9en sinssrl6t.l

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gie l;nterseletaeten Qdrger
BON Mopne gountpi Sbio, bos
ben bas So9ebub Dts Genots
Der per. ct. fur Die Sabre 1927
:uu0 1928, auf 0efsbl pes Con,
9reees befonnt 9cmaOt, unter-
luht uno fnoen OoB am 25ten
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reno nab Die Blu Sur SefifeQung
zines 9Iei6f6rmisen BonFerott
SpIfems earcb Die gonjen Ser.
Ct, In Sstrahtung nor, Elm
9oriblo9 Don 6errn Brand BON
Norbgarolina 9enaOt murpe ben
93ten 2lblOnt:t ous}uRreicben,
trel6er Oouerm Oaucnetfer0 II.
Monufatturlften nist!ben Dor-
tbeile ;ugeltanO, tpelbe Durtb Ole
be(a9te Sla "Sonquiers, Md6.
Iern, Ngentsn llntsrC Cbreibern,
11no Morlns Ndtfuranten'' ,uqell>
Dert wuroeIl u!1o D0b DleIsr Sors
ibIo9, ipelher pobin 9ieng Die
Oouern unD 5onOlperfer unter
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llnterttiet une ourb Die Stimlt1s
oss Gen. 9arrnen semi6bla.st
uuree.
llno Die llaterseihn;tsn beCbets
r|9en ferner 0aS an llten Gat,u<
ar lS28(Gelte IS uuo 81 0o Die
giu ''oie gu,fpsrrung ms &c.
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Saasmcu ppn 0irsinlen Der 9t.n
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runs II, 9 { fdnoai6l
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ger 0ern abrnng sebattsn tretpen
ioa bis Ct earb Den aebbtissn
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foenfreunoltdg 1DrfNlag lpuroe
ntlrb Die gtlnft'le ees Sen bars
f'ion nnteIasilst aber aenietiIlIat
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
CHmton Sept. 8jeme 1886.
Or. q. sc 0ppe,8

llnf1abbare ,,nb feItsu ,fsbIen,e syucen
sable. 0isls6 bebf1 e,prpbte 9QittsL ID
eth tlbsres uno frdftj9eS Nit sl,mei(F.rs ,
IN alfn Arantbeitet unb 9sDIern osr N,,is
gen unos bet ben So sl1s, il,er ale aueers
i2Iu9en NtjnsDen... soeirneers it ss nht,s
l6' IN foIsenreu 8efbmereen :, snt,Auts
ut'9' eJlden, 2;u5 uuo giumd,tsfsEruri
1er 2'nSenItscer in neuen .uue perelteteii
Nu9en ent5hrsanssn Q'usenf$uen pbef-
s e d m SbndGe ee.fsIben, II. ruets
rsrsn Ssiebpereeu bielee 70 eoIsu i,no
stnt fao! oben Ibeies, me'hes It, peits
lauit9 1svn Ddrce, fe bier alle. III bener.
nen. Die entsn Wufuueen, Gt,o fdcu
Thr 70 cleIe cJa3rs. bur1 feline eiaeue, fp
:pie ebenFe!Ie cu'eb anoeret ayer5te unb iu
oisler 9'etbIeloeneen nit S suoen erstobt;
sefunesn rorhfn. 49, .. -
Ser Y:ejs if 25 @ts. eas gehf.n.
mil Der @ttrand dsborltrift. Gin beitS,;-
oiSe> Borratb 1T iu,nlsr artn Dstfauf. ,inb
miro snbsss'tet. eln Iaotps tlbsn @ee bts
WatfsrIabe5 in Gantonst tart Gaa MI, s.
Gin 8roBsr NaebIaB m,ro evlaubt, Sc
taufen nn' es spieosr It psytaufen. Do1,
frsps sorSsrs bic eitlss .9a,tttI aateIans
3sn, folen phnftIib befplat weiofu. y 10
su oerfanf;n tsp Iinsa bier fsla tss b..
t,anNtsn. Spetial Mesrten
Dr. 2a~ Dopeu Canton. =
Cr. Matieu & g.. !, , grsfTiIton.
C,s. Da8st & ct YenfonS r.~~..
8. 8. Mrvtre & 81. parris fuyebs:
Jcftpb Iru in 2Gapn burg. r..
0ot:srisb tfobsl, 8stbge1em. s.
%brilliaa Ct, &'tptt, Snaeburg.
Or. u. p. Slenj & @p. sa!ieer. ;
dean M<=B W.ain G.. - = : 1
Jopann S5csel Canton. {:
@brittian AArbs 9. .M. Ssrabura.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
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. mt AIbsiebsnsr maHt .cen1 teutfbeu
puDII'am attnnsspOEt bePanut, taB sr
Npa II bt:n, anosre Snttrnmeute unp
SbrAbereisn auer Grten, in teutfHst une
fanjoNiber .9p:obe, oerfsrti8t; io ME
AUDI aIIerlep llsbs'l'euasen serl1s'ibsr
s frnn'ertss p: ~ -.
er it iroerbsit 81 f of,: ,a beT Gff5
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ino;i1 ecn i,ru. I. 0c8e!'e StoGr J By
wstbs,u ct >iy SItG;:v FnolrSt. :.
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&au.os rem Gts. Sapt. 1880.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Il.nncaIsl !

LIE so'~ssignc ,fait sorar rcspec're'sse
aeent au public FrGncois gull est pret a
s,rccntcr deS lroc"ratio's f. d'aus'es il
s'ruRaents, de toatte,s sortas, en- Fraaceis ct
4 leanand; cosanso auss' des PRODUCTIONS a.
t"strMnentS j,dicjdires, de ces 7atguss re-
specifies. =; q, .... g."
II est tons temps present doris yoC te de
lHr. ). Lajsm. anocat: (vis a vis de laoes-
I1q%c De ~. L. FogIe,) chss teqreL II eta-
die Ia jurispr,sd2ncs. -:
r - ~ 5. meyer. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

ST. osftnlttbsnH pn<r Su pelfaufsii.
uats,fArie5ener bat 9 p.antafebsn,. e,s
sf tsbr b;a'a DsrfaaFsn iriF; nt lissec b<us
>e isbr rortAsilha't 5nn gorft, 6ss i !.
ooa bat s'''sn far o,,7en Mit fis, rniE
'.;nst. ME tebleafen slaiTfr quite Qasil.. Is
psa5 tana .ips!eld IN 9tiss p3 ues.s d a q
ssroeu. Gin Yes 'isst an S.ao Gaze,
mo nuros ems 1ts etfsn sDsisas .,sssjs 1, |,
Ut e'ns SFefsfsnsrse rno sitsiassD =,
psa.8ltFns pen eisesIan5 b.s ,gbiIIiee,bs
Snr cas- siahers seslfase man ifSo.ir Gin.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

GppoiItions. rs abfultef.
Sir pfsiioenr
WlGiam 6elnrlD Jdrrifen. 7
SIR 8its- -praiioent F
8tancis gjrdnger. :, r
-. Ssnetorial grmdbleE
Benjamin 9lueeIes t5Ofna @eIttt :
eonsre6icua. @tndaler
0eorge 9. Torrence 21iLiam 6 t9trsee
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@lilab QantingeOu @arnueI elliot ),
Jle)ab Motrs :. N,Oroscai 8artlev
NIcrauasr Gampbeu ccyObu Goobna =
Aope't $thero SJa5eo y .GitIIdne
SlIian Neubau Oauist Oa, boeo
Nbel 9feu:d G bu ~. @Uulter
&brifIen Sing Ssobn . Qosp D.
SataueI 9l<,rsa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
5 q L { n.

Die tortaren ws,urbuer von stuf 60.
merosn benadritbti8t toB ib Die Garcn
(ar's Jabr 1886, ,Isontaqs ben 5teu Sept.
~ cotIeftiren snfan1e. SIR oieIeu 3ne6
.ptree i6 rotr Elm gteUoert:ster I 1aa
IN 1soem 2aunid,ip an Gem fir Die
2eablsn bsl5in',n'en pIae stpiIbsu 10 uno
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

@bsnfalls met6e !eb in ttteiner Oifis in
Ganten, >rabre1o osr Mouate Sctober IL.
)l0osmber Den Ior bon beneu in @tu:
ofans nsbmsn bic ibn nibt pOrber be-
rI6ttst babeu. Soi6e ms!de in Oct
blerin anae9r5euen 3sit ui6t be5abIen,
mAfsn erwattsn oaB f: auBeroem nod
Soften babsu meroen.
0loOhebeno 1T Der Soybetro9
DcrSeiNnet, Der fur pas Sobr
1886 pOn jepcm 100 Sba!sr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
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6 Is bpb5modtrt -.
Der tlnta fitriebene betbrt
W Gb, esm Vnblfum erasbenft
saea.h aSsgan5uSeisen raB fr ieineu a /:
-. ten GtanopEag in Der quo
e1sama5 GtyoBs tpiebsr tesos
3ss bnt. Gr ,p;ro bfltanois. Sbu6e,
stisieI, &c" 3ismI6 i'm Dortatb balssm-
gbsnfaQS tpiro eF anf 8sfslluns, in f,r=
setter 3 it S6ube sno Stefel oder Git
ocn sutem Stef bnfsrtissn,
Canton cSutp 50, 1896. 'Sacob gfueb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04
Ctfenttid>e 8enbue

Bifb am 9anfs Ses llnte,fts,istsnen
cine D1siIe flo bFIieb ron Ganton, art
Samitas ben STEM 0(epsu1ter eeta|ten
trsrotn, aIImo gum Dssfaufs ansebOteu:
weroen lctlen:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-11-04

l 9Nabre, s0Dp2in, l2 Wanle, QIgpfeI
reta Sufbel biirrs @spfeI uno pfnfb:
s6nIbe, Satmers fam: cen l3afen 81 f
2 Oefen II. {. ~. y
Der QEnfan3 ees 9}srfaufcs ia auf 10
uhr an bsfaassm 2os' uno Otte bsf5ii;1,
a1nos 9ute sEafmartuns >pirb seaeten ,per:
oen Don :. 9N'enG't : ctweisr.
Den 25Ien October 1895. .:.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31

RsplstA. TIA. we visw ths comiSg election 20 Oas
"a. ""d al 40 the pos and give our united efforts q
",on"rI The CONFERENCE.-The principles Of ga
Sad that liberty purchased " the blood Of OuT aOces-
ResOIued, THAT in q Republicans Government, alI
Do,vcr emanaIes from the People, and thar some ap
pointnents "Ow made BY the Legislature should come
directly from them.
Resoired, That our motto be Liberty-the Consti.
tuIi0n-Justice aud Equal Rights"
ResOiced, That approve OF the nomination for
State Officers and Member of Congress- made in Con.
venIion At New-Haven the 24lh Of Feb. and will
give il our willing support.
Rssolusd, That we have great confidence in the a.
billy, integrity aud patriotism Of James Beebe. Esq
The candidate for Senator OF this district, and will
all honorable means to promote his election.
Eesoired, That when we adjOurn, we adjourn 10
meet at the polls on the first Monday in April next
where we will come "UniIed," cheered with the
bright prospect Of triumphant success
Resolved That the d"i"gs OF this meeting be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary aud published
JESSE IVES, Chairman.
LAMBERT HITcBcocK, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
NOTICE..

VTNO the residents and non residents who are
H. liable to pay taxes 10 the town Of Kent
Notice is hereby given that | have received
warrants to collect the State and Town Taxes
90 List A. D. 1884, and will attend to re.
ceiying the same at the house Of Benjamin B.
Tompkins, on Monday the 9Th day Of June,
and at the store Of the Ousatonic Iron Co. on
Tuesday the 7th day of June next, from ia
s o'clock on each ofsaid days; and all persons
neglecting to attend to said call will pay such
fees as the law allows.
N. B. All persons in arrears on Lists 1899
1880, 1891, 1882 and 8SS, on State and Town
Taxes, are notified that they must hand over
without delay and save themselves cost and
myself trouble.
JOHN L. STEWART, Collector.
Kent, March -, 1886. s4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
AUCTION.

PY order Of the Court of Probate for the
- District Of Litchfeld. will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on Monday the 25th day of April
next, at 2 o'clock IN the afternoon, (unless pre-
viously disposed Of at private sale) all the in
ventoried Real Estate Of LEONARD GOODWIN,
ESQ. late of Litchfeld, deceased, represented
insolvent.
Said property consists of about one and a
halfacres ofland, with good Dwelling House
and Barn standing thereon, formerly occupied
by the deceased. pleasantly situated in North
Street in this village. about 60 rods from the
Public Green. The buildings are 10 good re-
pair, and the grounds 10 ine order. The sale
will be 90 the premises, and sold subject to
the incumbrance Of the widows dover and
mortgage. E. w. BoLLEs, Adm'r,
LitchGeld, March so. 1886. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31

At a Court Of Probate holden at Waterso,en
,oithin and for the District Of Waterto,cn, 0,
the 26h day Of March, 1886:
I'm the petition of Phebc Stoddard, shew.
~ ing that she is the surviving parent and
mother Of Lucy Ann StOddard, Samuel j
Stoddard, Mary E. Stoddard, and Asahe
Stoddard, all minors under the age Of twenty
one years; that said minors, ms tenants in com.
mon, are the owners of real estate situated in
the southwest part Of said WATERFOWL, lying
in three pieces, the first piece containing about
seventy-one acres. more or less, with dwell
ling house, barn and outhOuses thereon, boun-
ded north and east by highway, south by Har-
vey StOddard's land, and west on Stpphen
AtwOOd's land: the second place, containing
about ten acres, more or less, bounded north
on land belonging to Noble and Stephen At
wood, west on said Noble Atwood's lands,
south on Merit H. Barnes land, and east on
Dayton MattOon's land: the other piece con.
saln'ng about nine acres, more or less, bound
ed north and west by highway, south by Jo-
seph r. BronsOn's land, and east by Jared
Beecheg's land-which premises are incum.
bered with and subject to the dover of The
petitioner. which has been set out to her in the
same: aud that the said real estate descended
from the late husband of the petitioner, SAM
uel StOddard. deceased. to the said minors as
his heirs ut law. aud are OF about the value of
three thousand dollars: and praying that this
Court would authOrise the sale thereof. as per
petition on Gle. dated the 96th day Of March,
1855. may more folly appear.
Ordered By this Court. that the frst Monday
in June next be assigned fov the hearing OF
said petition, at the Probate Office ia Water
town, at o'clock p. M; and that this order
be advertised 10 public newspaper printed 10
Litchaeld three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before said deg VI hearing. that al
persons concerned may appear at said Court
u they see cause 20 shew reasons. IL any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should
not 6e granted. Certified from REGARD.
~ FloLpRo"E CURTgs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
GOSH EN-.

AT a meeting of.he Republicans Of the town Of Go.
shem, holden on the 2lsI instant,
Resolved, unanimously, that approve Of the
nomination Of Peter Bie'ce, Esq. Of Cornwall, as a
candidate Tor Senator from the 9TH District; and thar
will all honorable exerti"ns to promote his
lection on the first Monday Of April next.
WILLARD GAYLORD, Chairman.
]. P. PORTER, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31

T'he Commissioner Of :he School FWnd mas
nm almost unlimited control over tM" FniI!lnns
OrdOllars belonging to the poor children OF the
State. The Van Buren, Office holders have
bren so much occupied in 81 hill hWmbugS,
that they have given 10 thought 10 the great
trust belonging to the orphans 10 the hands Of
the School Commissioner. The Wings pro.
pose to place new guards around it, and to
make the Commissioner answerable TO the
people, instead Of John M. Niles & CO., for
the proper discharge Of his duties.
NssO.HuosW Pat.
BwvSne the Methodisks.-The Register at
tempfs to shuttle "ff the disEraceful PROPOSE
ton to "bny the IMethodists," upon single
individual, and thinks that "every improper
observation that falls from the lips Of one
man should mot be charged TO the party 10
which he belongs" That observation MT'
Register, was but an illustration OF the Se"e'
pl corruption ofVan Burenism. The proPo-
sitior was from Leaders, member o. Tux n
Eislatgre-~and il was made openly IN cOm'
HniItee meeting! Nor is this aIi-sOne Que
marked to Mr.. Woodwork, wnen ne maze
thr nronosition. that he supposed Mr.. Church,
onothsr Van Ruren leader, and member Of
Ih.. came committee, agreed to the plan Of
S,,,;no. Tie NetAodistS. Woodwork replied
-" ExactIy-yes-exactly- wish he was
here" So it happens that the idea Of buying
tbs MethOdists had been the subject Of previ-
Gus conversation and arrangcment.-Ib.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the Distriat of
~ Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate Of NEZIAH BLISS,
late OF Warren. 10 said district, deceased, to
exhibit their claims for settlement and allow.
ance. An claims not presented within said
time, duly attested, will be debarred a recove.
ry. Those indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment.
WILLIAM HOPKINS, Adm'r.
War7en, March %. 1885. aAe
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31


FOR GOVERNOR,
GIDEON TOMLINSONs
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
EBEN EZER YOUNG.
FoR SECRETARY,
JONATHAN EDWARDS
FOR TREASURER,
NATHANIEL GOODWIN
For Member Of Congress-
REUBEN BOOTH.
Senatorial Nominations.
18Th District,
JAMES BEEBE, of winchester
10Th District,
NATHANIEL PERRY, of New-M'Itord'
l7h District,
PETER BIERCE. Of Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
NOTICE.

ClX months from the date hereof are linn.
~ tied and allowed by the Hon. Court of
Probate for the District Of Ltch6eld for the
creditors to the estate of
CHARLES DUDLEY,
late ofLilchfeld, 10 said district, deceased. TO
exhibit their claims against said estate, after
which no claims will be allowed.
SAMUEL II. DUDLEY, I Erecu.
CHARLES A. DUDLEY, tors.
Litckfeld, March %, 1885. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
BY request Of the Working Men Of Wins.ed.

From the Reriesr and 7'siegvaph.
MIR. EDITOR:-lm the private aud public walks Of
life, Senator Of the U. States should be ingenuous.
courteous, and digni6ed. On no occasion, in any
event. should he violate those rules Of proprieIy
and decorum which he. pre-eminently. ought most
rigdly to observe, NOR be unmindul oil that selires
peel which all hazards, ought to be manained.-
He should he wa.chlu Of the public interest an, PUB
lie morals, and ever ready to detect expose, aud de-
nounce the mean and despicable articles of grOvel-
ling politicians. But when he becomes reckless Of
his official dutes and The abe,.or Of political chcanery
ami depraviiy he, in his turn, in land where free
dom Of speech and Of the press is tolerated must ex.
pect he made The object Of public exposure, CEN
sure aud condemnation.
Who is Siias Wright, and who is Isaac HILL? How
came these splendid worthless. all at once, as If by
some magic stroke, the tuelary deity Of the persons
morals. and politics Of the mechanics and srorking men
of Winsted? Say. we exalted dignitaries-how came
ye in the twnk!ing Of an eye, intimately acGaint-
ed with our individual names, humble aboces, &C.
Whence this knowledge Of us-aIways (erceps on tho
frst Monday Of April Of the "commo" and vulgar
herd'-whO follow the even tenor Of our ways and
equally de'es. the arts and "Igue' Of v ;che%"g par
yours Of wonderful coDdescension, trhich somekotO
happens ercept on the near approach Of impor
tant election, anking to Us. under your ow" names
you, pitifI eiecioneertng speeches. pamphlets and pa
pers !! All! Sirs-we clearly discern your motives
perfectly understand your game; and, though a
plain and honest people, we are not easily diverted
from our course. Like other men are flesh and
blood, and subject TO the common ntirmiies Of human
nature; but is indeed, extreme folly and iniaua,ion
to suppose. that vain and silly as to be- Rot-
tered, in the least. with your occasional notices Of
Tvs just at this even.ut period! To us you are utter
strangers; aud. perhaps, you have ye, to learn tho
humble and unpre,endug as we are, that we have
sense enough I" know. and sufficient spirit 10 resist
anv attack upon our understanding.
The wisest aud the most sagacious, IL IL true are
sometimes made the dupes Of imposition but thai yos
should bec"me the willing panders Of a certain hraw-
ling and unprincipled demagogue, "shorn Of hs in
hnence at home," distrusied by his friends and des
pissed by HE enem,es. scho has fasorsd yOs sO;th se
Of ~amss solely for che purpose Of address. matter
OF perfect astoNshmeOt Us! The individual who
Hghneeses to smile graciousy and CO ndescendingy"
upon us with a view to catch the scorkiss," confirms
che .ceuering and gain the doubtful. has, apprs-
bend led YOU sadly underrate tho good sense, hleb
genee. and integrity OF the
WoRKrNs MEN or WiEsTKn.
Winsied, March l6, 1895.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31
NATHANIEL PERRY.

II 10 easy to perceive the reason why the Probate
Office 10 Woodbury. is so violently opposed to the
election oflhe democratic wing candidate for the 10th
Senatorial District. II 10 well known that when a
certa" nice gentleman was fighting the battles offed
eraIism, he met with sturdy opponent i" Doct. Ma
thanisl Perry, who was the great champio" Of de-
mocracy al the south end Of the county. From this
cause his Honor has without question conceived a
strong an,pahy against the family OF the present Ma
thaniei Perry He s now visiting the ra"sgressions
Of the father upon the som and he will doubtless con-
,inos the operation the third and fourth generation.
How difficult it is for some people to get rid Of old
federal principles! WOODBURY..
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-31

We wish some would suggest to the Lord Pro-
bate of Woodbury. ,ha, the eiecO" is jus, hand
he 10 apt be tie 0AtirSows such matters. No
prudent man woud be auswerabe Tor consequences
unless his Lordshp shall make free use Of those
'msams" which are necessary to produce an effect"
on the People. NED.