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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
VI isceliany v.
THE CON MPTIV re.
BIZ X. L. BuLwRk.


One bfieh, day in June az Sns setting Zone in
my room. vac suddenly reused from my revere
by a .harp, sudden pain, that shot through my
breast, and when IL efi me tainted away. was
a little alarmed at this circumstance, but thought
the ar might relieve me. | walked out and ascen
jcd little hill at ;he back Of the house. My at
teotion being nov aroused and directed tow ard my
self I was startled TO find my breath 30 short that
was forced several times 10 stop 10 the ascent
A low shor, cough that had no, needed before.
now struck me as warning which ought to pre-
pare nysefto obey. looked in the glass for the
first time for several weeks with any care 10 the
survey, perceived that my apprchcnsions were
corrobora,ed by the change IN my appearance. My
cheeks were fallen and ] detected in their natural
paieness that hectic which never betrsys It's augu-
~. saw tina, my days were numbered and Icy
down upon my pillow that night resolved TO pre-
pare for death.
The next day when ] looked over my scattered
pspers-when | the mighty schemes had
commenced. and recalled the long and earnest abb
sorp,ion Of all my faculties which even tina, con-
meDcement had required, Was seized with a sort
OF despair I, was eyiden, that could now per-
form nothing great. and as for tnies, ought they
to occupy the mind Of one whose eve wss on the
gravei There Was but one 10 this ques-
tion. committed my fragments 10 Tie flames !;
and nos there came indeed upon me, desponden-
ey which ] bad not felt before. saw myself IN
the condition OF one. who sner much travel in the
world has found retreat. and built hmselfa home
and who 10 The moment he Gays to bis heart NOV
sbsl, thou hare rest" behods himself summoned
sSsy. had found an objec,-it torn from
me--my s,sf was broken. and II vac only LEI, fo-
ne to creep TO the tomb without easing BY any
support the labor Of the way
bad coveted no petty ain; had no, bowed my
desires TO the dus, and mire Of mems common wish
ss; bad babe my ambition single cot q lofty end
ard pursae Il by generous means. 10 The dreams
Of my spirit bad bound the Joys Of my existence
10 this ODE aspiring hoPe-nor had bult that hope
on the slender foundations Of Young eYpedience.
had learned. had tboaghl had ,olled before
yen'ured TO produce. And nov, between myself
and the fsflmen, Of schemes thu, had wrough,
with travail. and 10 which looked for 40 uudue
regsrd-ihere ys~Ded 40 eternal gulph. II sseu,-
ed Ia ne Was condemned 20 leave life at the mo.
meni had given 10 hle object.
There WAS bitterness IN these thoughts II was
DO, essy 10 eoenieraei. In vain ssd 10 my soul
why grievs, Death itself does not sppsI thee
And after all, what Gao lliss propdest objseis bring
thee better thsn rect '" Bot We earn ., least. 20
e0nsaer our destiny BY Surveying il there q 10
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UNION f!i?AY; HALL
AND
ScAEDING- HOUSE.
Clarendon Springs.

FHNIiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
& and the public that his House situated with
IN few rods Of the springs is completely finished,
IN gonteel and handsome manner for the accom-
odallon Of visitors aiording facilities for using the
waters, not obtained at any other house in the vi
cinity. His Table will be furnished with the
choicest delicacies of the season. and his Bar with
the best Wines Parties of Pleasure will be accom-
modated on the most liberal terms; Congress Wa
ter fresh from the fountain head will DO constant
kept on hand. Good Stabpg for horses, and pas
tnroge at the shortest distance and every attention
" Ill be paid TO the wants and wishes of those whu
may favor him with call.
The medical virtues OF the waters as attested BY
their successful application in almost every variety
OF disease are moi surrdssed by any minera springs
~ this country.
Grateful Tor The iibcrI' patronage he has hitherto
received, and determined 10 spare 40 exerlions
winch may coutroute TO the comfort and welfare Of
his guests, the subscriber tenders his warmest ac-
acknowledgements for pas; layors, and respectfully So
llcts their continuance.
DAVID HODGMAN, Jr.
Clarendon, May %, 1886. "a
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Nehemiah Whites Estate.

Staie Of Ferm0nt DE it remembered
District Of Rutland IS. ID that at stated
Probate Courl held at Rutland within and for said
District on the first Monday being the 9th day
Of June A. d. 1896,
Fanny White, Execulrx Of the last Will and
Testament OF Nehemiah White, late of Waing
ford in said district, deceased, proposing to rem.
der All account Of her administration and present
her account against said estate for allow ance:
Or9ered That said account be examined in
court, at a session thereof, to be holden al the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said
district, on the first Monday of July next
And that the publication Of a copy Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
printed in Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be
sufficient notice to all concerned to appear, il
they see cause, and object thereto.
% r. ". HOPkLNS. Register
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saeate Of newspapers that the superior Intelligence
~ the middle esssass 10 to be attributed. oon,euip
,,ble ss may be deemed the iniornsiion derived
from this source. How few are the ursdesmcn. OF
even merchants. who haze time inclination TO
take Up philosophical treatise, aud make them.
selves master af 10 contents. Inquire If the moe,
heightened of this class Il they have read MILF
'Essay on Government. Bsllys Rationale Of Rep
reseuiation,' Smiths 'Wesiih Of Nations Browns
Philosophy Of the Human EiiDd'-lf they have stu
died Benihsm, az Ricardo. or even Locke How
many shall fus who know any thing Of these
wri,ers except their nsmes' Yet We know that
there are IN tie middle classes many men Of high
rank IN intellect. What has chiefly furnished them
with food for reflection and given lhem u general
although perhaps superficial knowledge of almos,
every subject i--tie newspaper: that dcspised and
seemingly insignificant, messenger bringing every
day some new idea and thus adding liue and little
to their mental stores, until they have accumulated
10 an extent for which the cause would have APP
Peared at first Inadequate. quar,o volume. con
tanning the qusn,iiy of information would
never have been opened
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EcbuiOl Ames' Estate,

State Of perniOni DE it remembers,
District Of Rutlond, IS. ID tina, at a stated
Probate Coun held al Rutland, within aud for
said district, on the first Monday, being the
9Th day Of June, A. ID. 1886,
Joshua Harrington, administrator of the estate
Of Zebulon Ames, late Of Ira, in said district,
deceased, proposing to ,ender an account Of his
administration aud present his account against
said estate for allowance
ordered, That said account be examined in
court, at session thereof, to be holden at the
Probate Office 10 Rutland, within and for said dis
tnci, on the LIST Monday OF July next And
that he publication ola copy Of this order, three
weeks soccessiyeiy in the Rutland Herald, print
ed al Rutland, Us soon as may be-, shall be SUI
heieni notice 10 all concerned 10 appear, il they
see cause, and object thereto.
% r. ". hopkins R,.la1y
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TIE EVENING STAR.

Oh ,we,ily ,h,nss The summer sun,
When heaven from cloud, is free;
ADJ brightly giesm. the moonlight, on
Field, rock end for.s, tee.
Bot 10 the pen,ire hear, oflovc,
oh swse;er Than thee. 10y far,
II - with dssiou, step TO rore,
Beneath the evening star.
To other, give the festive hall,
Where wine cup, shine in hight;
The music Of the crowded ball,
With b,au,y's lu',re bright;
Bo, give 10 me the lonely dell,
Oh .wooler than thee. by far;
Where pine trees wave aud waters swell.
Beneath the evening star.
The DAY, are pas, that have seen.
Add ne'or again shall see,
When nature with brighter green,
O'orspresi the field and tree.
Though joyles, not the present day
We, sweeisr than il by FAR.
'ris on the past To muse and strsy,
Beneath the evening star.
For all the future csnno, giyc
wha, sparels,s time has left.
Aud, oh siuce thou hast ceased TO live,
A vacant world lie LEFT.
] turn me TO the DAYS Of love,
The sweetest on earth by far,
Aud oft IN thought wi,h thee rove.
Beneath the evening star.
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THE VECETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAM

VtNlE mo'l valuable remedy discovered for Coup5,
ISi.. ooia' C9n'umPfon,, .4I.ma, Sputing Of Llsod
ana pulmonary Affections Of erefy ktad
~ 'Sn.He-'ed ~ many physicians and gentlemen OF
we mr., responsibility THIRTY certificates, detailing tbe
PARTICULAR Of remarkable cures, may be ,,ns5 n
bo,,I. :" 'aeh oo''ie. Price lfiy cents per
CooN7ERFEITS! BEWARE or IMPOSITION.
Zach genuine bottle is enclosed in bloc w,sn,e, nm
S , Is elbow lsbel signed sAmrsoA RErD. None
other can be genuine ''"'
~ sfeAi celebrity 81 the GenMine Psgefabie PuL
'iy Daiiam has teen the OF attempts to intro.
&c spurious srieles which by partially Hssumiag the
name oi iAe genuine calculated 10 naiflesd sod de.
'e'Fs we Pobc Among these mixtures the Amer
'eSn pulmonary balsam," Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
ssmie syrup, snd Others Purchasers should inquire
io' u'e true article BY lts uAsie name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
anu zee that hus the marks and the SgE1isre II the
ssN."t' Zach bottle and seal 10 stamped J,,g,taLl,
Pulmonary Bsiias- H.']O"
fof sale IN kvyant BIZ DANIEL l. mi,
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THE RUTLAND nERAI.p-,,r,, =,
sN ANripoTR roR ruR rolsuv.

Tao Globe AMI other kindred prlnls, IN order IN
keep up the Jackson and Van Buren stosa datih,,
The ensuing Presidential campaign are issuing their
frfr"' by iens by hundreds. aud by thousands with
We" to food this State With hambues. fraud.
hes and other irnposi;lons, to save the little New
fofS Dutchman from defeat.
Hence IN order to attempt to administer ready
and eiieeiusl aniido,c to this abomipablc and fats.
poisonous rrnticr, in this region,
The Editor OF tho Herald proposes to supply snv
orders Tor extra numbers Of his paper for o month,
to commcusc any time 10 the month Of June far
fDiy C4S. payable in advance - Therefore, ali or.
ders for the ieIald for that length Of time will lie
promptly attended to after one weeks notice whom
accompanied With advance poy.
The friends TO the glorious cause Of he whirs
IN all the towns parishes aud eglborhoods, with
III the practical circulation Of the Herald. viii /, IL
TO be hoped take early aud prompt measures to
carry cur plan into operation, aud difluse every
where the proposed anidotc To countcract tie POI.
sou.
Usr1h DMrc M,u NJ Is9n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

Objection 10 he Bibie as a scho ,i-Look I do mol
like the use of the Scriptures a school book that
is, book from which to learn The elements OF read
ing. This practice, in my opinion, goes 10 desc
crate the word of God, Ito render it, not fainiliar
bat cheap and vulgar. 1t should ever be taken up,
with mingled reverence and affections; but, surely,
It is no, thus that children apt to handle spci-
ling took. My mind revolts from this usage; at
the same tine, think il highly desirable, that Sc.
ections from the Old Testament, and the historical
parts of the New, should be read by the higher
classes; and it might he well, if the reading Of
them were made privilege and reward. Parts
should be committed TO memory, aud these parts
should be selected most likely to engage the ina
gnatiou and affections; some Of the Psalms; some
of the PARALLELS, &c. Sc. But could wish to hear
OF your sisters little Scripture stories being used
IN schools Bishop .eb.
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Il OU IL &.

RUHT s. MASON, have for sale Western
ID aud Troy superfne FLOUR.
Turks Island, coarse aud fine Western and
Liverpool Bag SALT Sole ard Upper LEA
TIER u few barrels TAR. GOLDFISH,
SilAD aud AiACkEREL.
Rutland, June 10, 1896. 25
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COHlsnissiOncrs' Notice.

W. f, The subscribers, being appointed by the
w lion. Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of
JOHN c. DAMON,
late OF PitIsiord in said district deceased, repre-
sen;ed insoven, aud also all claims and demands
exhibited in ofse, thereto; and six months from
the 9th day OF June inst. being allowed by said
court for that purpose-we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the business OF
our SAID appointment at the dwelling house Of
Sumner Damon in Pitsford on the last Mondays
OF july and October next, from O'Clock until 9
O'Clock p. NJ. on each of said days.
). III KELLOGG, 1c
ABEL PENFlELD, N'""
Dated at Pn:siord, this 9th day Of June, A.
ID. 1896. 25
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TAi1k a ne '--Nbsn -
Js.a Al tho gseil. twilight No.
whsa ,As A.w, su falling 90 i'ss AMI ae~'f'
whsa bird, 70 ih.i, qui,i se,i, har, .nns,
AL li.s .osspssr uishi snncSiiiy %;
Task Of M thes.
Thipk q zoe i--vhsh -
A, sloa ~, ro,ing ih,vssh pies,an, elsir',
oriinr,r.ss MD the i-p fe's',s 'hsJs',
Cs.,ax GO sa~sr ,ol asid ssi tree,
1T Thy ,sossh. ,a,e ior awhile to me-
Th.k ofps thea.
Th.nktf ne wv ben -
a,-,sns ,wet4 ,irrin W. have lorsj 10 hear,
Gene. with yfsiho, d,,p 10 Thine ear,
or..oh % over thy 'snse' sap..
Bnas, tie time When bailsy Washing
5h,ak Il ne ,hsn.
fThiut of ne When
A, ,h,.,rly hours ofthe ,abbaih morn,
Nhs, ~ rude sound, on the breeze are borne,
wkr ali !, bslny soJ ,wee, sDi still,
~ the mis,' rising from .,reAm AID hill
Think Of me then.
Ttisk q zoe When
Al ;hs, lone hour, wioi, on benjcj knee.
Thou art breathing prayer To the Deity,
Tlst I'll whom thou lowest he may defend.
q, ask soms boon ior thy di,,an, friend
Think of me then.
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rer,ci Nhich " nul "a be vssqoisl 81 Oy f.selre.
And row shea ssw myself declining day By day
,uriscd 10 thass mor~ elrssiInE AID less earthly
a.ednstiou. Which saPply - u ~etc, with wings
~hen tie Zee, fail. They have become to me
detrcf than the dreams ~h,eh they sVeeoedcd; AND
they ~Lispe, 10 me Of brighter Immortality than
That uf Pane
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II Z GS "a w A II Mo
Commissioners, Notice .

Ma {. the Subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the distrc,
oil Rutland, commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of
AARON REED,
late OF Rutland, in said district, deceased, rep
resented lnsolvenl, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
rom the 9Th day Of June inst. being allowed by
said court for that purpose, we do therefore here.
by give notice that we will attend TO the business
OF our said appointment, al the dwelling house
OF Lucy Reed, widow OF the decreased. in Rut-
land, on lhe 5th day Of July and 10Th day Of Mo-
vember next, from o'clock A. NJ. until o clock
L. NJ. on each OF said days
J. c. THRALL,
JOEL NJ. MEAD, '''""''''
Dated at Rutland, this 9TH day of June, A.
ID. 1886. 25
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Unity o. SEwsrArEA. The newspaper lie
Tie great 'ns,'umen, Of civilization. All the books
ever ~n'ien are bot as e leather in the scale COM
Ps'e' VAN newspaper ,s a means Of affecting the
~'ss' "hs, e The circulation even 81 a popul,r
"o's'' 10 That or paragraph which runs ,be round
o. 'hs press The one ia read BY thousands. The
other ~ millions. Il s sriosi ,ntirslv 10 The in.
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Important!
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEU.MqTyC
CO.MPLILN'TS

~ PERSO.NS SCFFEkLNG FROM RUEL.N4TyC
COMPLAINTS.
TO The Editor " The Inquirer:
sllR-On the principle ncucateJ by the great and
- good DIR. Franklin, TO dTuse as widely as possible
every mean III our power TO mitigate soften the allie
lions Of suffering humanity, feel incumbent, upon G
TO make known tbrous the medium of your useful ia
perthat reading therein au advertisement of DIR
Jebb's Lnimeni, for the cure Of RuEuMATIsM was
orcby impressed with belief that il was calculated TO
remove the severe Rheumatic affection 10 which had
been for seven or eight years subjected, sometimes al
most depriving me OF the use my limbs according.
iy procured bottle. and before had used the whole al
H. found very sensible relief This increased nv conf
dehce 10 ~ and led me 10 obtain another bot TIC the use
OF which has completely removed the sw el,ny. ana
OF my LIMBS together with The cfanp and restored then,
10 Their woniei ssor.
am respectfully yours,
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr
Hampstead, l.. |. March 9Th.
Persons suffering from the above complaints anil in
despair oil cure from the failure 81 the various
they have used are invited 10 make trial OF tins long and
celebrated medicine, which has IN year. ast cured and
renewed a. II a. also doing thousands who had dos
pared OF rehei Nothing but fair trial can rive an adj
eq1ate idea oi ts uuryalied excellence Il is also one
oi the best applications known for stIness Of the io
humones' spraios and ehblains Price % cents
" none genuine unless sgued L. KIppER nm Tho
wrapper 0te proprietor and successor to DR. Conway
ny wh"H 'hey are tor sale, al his Counting Roon Nn
w. Couf' street Boon, and by his special appointment
~ pAsitLs BELL Rutland LEVI LEWIS Wells !.
ADAMS NARaER Co, Ludlow.
Feb. 29:e5wIy.
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NOTICE.

ryNIIE subscribers have cntteJ into partner
Il ship. for the purpose Of carrying on the
TANNING BUSINESS, under the name OF
a. lLiSo.N, g. CO..
aud either Of the partners are ready TO contract
for any quantity Of BARK, to be delivered OF
their Tsnnery 10 Mendon next winter.
A. l.. BROWN,
ALANSON MASON,
JAMES BARRETT, in.
Rn,land June /, ls?6. %
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CAREl'S LIBRARY
CsfGICE stEEEATURE

AS now completed lis frst Six Months Of publica,,,
ard the publishers offer the ollown works In i,.,,
nony o tue fuhment OF the promises made the public IN
the original prospectus.
l.lle oiSir James Mackintosh, by Lis Son
hincafds ltitc Brigade.
characteristics Of Ilindustan, by Miss Roberts
One IN Thousand, 10y q. +. X. James
Rlcnz by l.. l.. Bulwcr
Random Recoectons of the House of Con,rnops
The second Volume has commenced with sooctiop. from,
me Dramas Of Joanna Baiiiie and Confessions f. Crimes
or FosthumoW Records Of a London Clergyman-a worn
resembling IN style and supposed to be by au
as the celebrated Tales from Il Diary Of Physician
The Frst Volume can be had separate without subscrb
ing te WORK upon the remittance Of 80 so to the publish
The Libaryis published weekly, containing Twenty i'm
peria octave pages and the Literary Advertiser which nc.
companies H. four pages and is bound up the every
Volume Price per annum, in advance, So,
Address, T. l.. CAREY s. A. HART.
Or, LOUISA Cooley,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

'sNliE subscribers would inform the public,
4 that they have commenced the manulac,
turing of
u 7 I - w A IL IA
N LUDLOW, VT. under the firm OF N. DICK
ERSON u co.
There will be at all times good assortment
OF PLAIN and Japan'd WARE, which Pedlars
who are wishing TO buy, can have a, the loves,
wholesale prices. Also, GOODS, such as Ped.
lars generally want, at small advance from cost.
n. u. Pedlars who are wishing to purchase q,
the above named shop, will do well to call
N. DICkERSON s. co.
ludlow, Feb. IS, 1895. IL
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NOTICE TO CHOPPERS.

IVOE1V1 EO Cx&UxxGkNSs
10 GooD LABoRiNG MEN WANTED.
FENlIE subscribers are wishing to get 10000
Il cords of WOOD chopped, and will pay
fair wages for the same either b, the cord or
month"; also, few good Golfers wanted
HYDE & STANLEY.
Forf..lan, June l, 1896. 25
Inquire Of A. w. or .. NJ. Hyde, Castlo,on,
VI, or J. x II. Stanley, West roultney.
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remittance of Five Dollars will command the FIRST vol.
ue OF the Library and the Matryatt Novels, complete In
numbers, containing Peter Simple Jacob Fahful-Pato
ana Three Cutters-kngs Own-Newion Forster Pacha
oil Many Tales-and Japhet in search of his Fathef-or
FIRST Volume VI Library aud I.ady's Book
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n v
r~~ u, ~ rsrt x,,-,.
10 A rRirND At PARTING.

H. IN. fs-sar sss.sc- ;hsfs 10 nsturtl ps's - DE
sh.ueA'.. I'D msisi, 10 TIE 'asrO~a"o uhith
~syss, " ~ sting th.ua 90 flseftsen.
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JOHN C.. DAMON.
Commissioners, Notice.

M T. the subscribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court Tor The district Of
Rutland, commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust al claims and demands Of all persons q.
gsinst the estate Of
WILLIAM LONGLEY,
late Of Pisiord in said district, decreased, repre-
senied insolsen', aud also all claims aud d.mauds
exhibited in offset thereto; aud six months from
me oh Gay Of June inst. being allowed by SAID
Couri iof that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the business,
o. our said appointment, at the dwelling house
o. Lott keeer in said Piitsford, on the last sion
DAY oil November neIt, from 2 until o'clock
+. NJ. on said day.
GERSHOM CHENEY, D.
JONATHAN WARNER, c'~"""
Dated al Pnlslosd this iitb day Of June, A.
d. 1885. IS
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Herald Qgce. May 81. 1880.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28
NEW GOODS
SPREO"G E.RSHKO.VrS.

MISS CABLE has lately returned from
Iva New York with a general assortment "f
MILLINERY g. FANCY GOODS, consist
ing 10 part of an rlegaat sss,' tment of Tuscan
g. Straw Hats. Silk Hats g. Gaps. Ribbons g.
Flowers; Silks. u variety Of col"rs; French
and English Calic"es, wrought Cares & Cob
l,rrs. Thread Laces & Edgings. Fancy Hdk'Es,
Belts, Gloves. Hosiery and SHOES. C"rsetts,
Combs. sc. SC. all 0f which will be- sold as
low as ran be purchased elsewhere.
o. Millinery and M an,na making done to
order. sE@ April 90. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-04-28
Wh;,,lesey''s1 ,oraiori,v. Z.

I, will he perceived by this statement that from the
vote fnr Govern"r 10 that for Secretary there wins
falling of Of nearly thousand cofes though there
iinle rally again The vote ior Congress. o.
ia prsl'ahie tina, there nearly equal falling off
from Representatives to Governor. We rps. shat the
ensuing legislators will take the sntec, into 1heir
rieus consideration and change onr present defective
tnanper of voting. Let the alteration he sach tina,
each freeman deposit all his time,
stead Of the present proracted unode-ihai register
"f names be taken go to prevent all frauds being
used by waiting more Than once, and such other guards
he adopted stall more fuTD and satisfactory
expression Of public opinion through the ballot iox.
Fraads do" prariised attempted Ia be prac-
ased Ivy nividuais Of all parties certain extent.
Tile keeping registry Of the NIL the vo,ers,
will have te"leRcy not only to prevent people from
offering v"tes u second time, bui also TO keep away
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