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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
81 Dtect 10 n g.
9er(ebsrungs.Gpmposnie.
9laentensSfis-@antOn,
Dec. "a. 1885.

Da oer t1ntetf1riebene Don Der "pr o.
lection Snfurauees@ @ompa9nie {" 5u
6artfoyb, Connecticut. ale Ql9ent ansefel
unb autOriftrt tporoen obne Muf1bub DetIicber:
unesn aus3ufellen, 70 erbetet er IIb hermit
9duler, stobrs Mhbten, Sabrifen uno@beu
ern, 1amnat oeren SnbaIt. nebff iraenberIep an=
6erm abuli6en @ise utbume, seseu 8erluf ober
8efbdcisune ourb Seuer, au abeeuriren. Die
Soften oa5u fnc nieoriser, ale Die irseuo cine,
Anitalt oieler Art e; uno Die 14eife metebe biefe
Offs in Sblibtune ibrer 0ef6dfte. uno Der
8eridtsuns une SejabIuns ibrer Werlufte,
perfolsen 1rirb, tpiro prompt uuo liberal ftpn
alnfraseu far 8eoinounseu u. slfseurans, mb:
aeu in bet 9ltutsitnbe pOn Qarris uno Selben
in Canton, 9enabt rperben, ourG alle gef6af=
-te in Besus auf eisle Nssntlbaft psrn,ittslt
rperoen.
s- 5obn 6arris,
Asent fhr befaste @Ompesnie.
CAUTION Gan. 10. 1885. S9stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
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fen, 0ubmooren auer 2lrt, glaseL S.
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IN oisfem Warfte.
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gen, 1Deifbforn, IQaber. Sabfaamen Wel
te, &c. &C., uno rpiro panftlib uno aufmerfiam
lsoes SpebitiOnss uno @ommillIonssefobaft
teforsen tponait feline Srsunbe uno &unSeu
ibn be8nnftieeu n,6sen.
Wafitacn. Wian II. 1885. 12=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
Canton, QIpr. 2z. 1890
2Roblfener bena ienals /!

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Die iinterfbriebenen 3sisenibreu Sreunoen
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Ebenlt an. bae fe inGd ftsperbintuns setretfsn
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ratpaG Sfra6e, in Canton (ssfaoe BEN nsuen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01

10000 SuB Wappel.8reter gum perfaut uno
fer!is foeIeid 81 setrauben. -...
Gbrtltmas, 9erter uno 60.
gauton, Sept. IL. 'S5. 23:bo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12
Tie HARRISBURG Conrenfion of The 4fh.

more complete estimate ascertains the number of
Delegates TO be I53, in actual Tendance, representing
the city ortyfre out of the yhree counties of the
Siate."-Thcir address is an eloquent Document, and
said to be from The pen Of Mr.. Henry Gpin, Of Phi.
lade phia-A resolution was adopted declaring, as The
OF the Convention that the State ought not 10 SUBJ
init TO the continuance of the Bank Of The United States;
and that the Convention to reform the Constitution,
ought To take the necessary measures 10 determine lis
existence, well US provide against the Incorporation OF
such institution again 1T unanimously adopt
cd" An excellent resolution the subject of Adolf
ton and approving of the sentiments expressed by MIR.
Van Buren,, was introduced by delegate from Susqne-
hanna county; it was passed.. 1.-The Philadelphia SEN
tine says that the Objects for which the delegates
se;bl"d were fully and satisfactorily accomplished;
spirit Infused among them, which will be felt in the
action of the party in every section Of the State and they
separated Wednesday morning in the utmost harmo-
ny and good ieeing.-The Pennsylvania states it to
be asccriancG from the information brought TO Harris
burg by the members from all parts of the Slate that
lIc strongest feeling against the misrule of the minority
Legislature is felt in every section of the State; that
Rnerism but the shadow OF shade, and that Harri-
so!sm is in still more depiorable condition. The
whole party for Van Buren, and Johnson, and not
vcstige Of the late division exists. Under these cir
cumstanccs the Wing and Antimasonic coalition may
prepare 'to entertain their fate and die with decency
Their defeat in October will resemble that of the Ne1
at San Jucino, and will leave their Governor
helpless prisoner; executive without power to move.
They will scarcely attempt rally for November. -
1t would be amusing to run, not comparison, but
trast, between the Suunton and the Harrisburg Con-
mountaineering and adjournlng the days. but
differing much in every thing else numbers, moral
force, tuoyant spirit, &c, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12
SURPLUS IN TIE TREASURY.

"M Wright thinks there will Ju surplus. Tina, would be
s sIs9 1P pr ts9 ~ u: 9 o. Inc
We are sorry to see intelligent paper as the New
York Times not yet Of the full extent OF all the
unfortunate novelties in The late dcpose BILL
The old laws and customs of the Government under
the present Constitution down 10 the passage OF that
bill, have been to consider money III the Treasury
as surplus go the surplus fund.- or To be paid out
for the public debt &c, except what was left alter pay
ing all outstanding appropriations, after completing
the objects for which the money had been appropriated
Mr. Gaatin commended. and was The law OF lSlT that
two millions should be left in the treasury beyond all out
standing appropriations before any was taken out to pay
The public debt. But The late Opposite BILL according I"
the Opposition construction, dirdcS money already APP
psopria,ed, but expended LIST Of January, 1887
3ur of time. It, they distributes, never
TO be returned dared 10 be asked for not surplus al
paying existing balances appropriations but unex
ended balances soon to be wanted and money actually
appropriated, instead of nnappropriaed money.
MIR. Wright is misunderstood. He doubted, as we
supposed whether there would lie any considerable
plus after paying all due, or all appropriated. But he
nc yer said in debate that there would be surplus Of
this fashion, twenty millions Of appropriated mo-
Statement Of dpositcs and coinage Of gold at the Mint
oftie o. Suites, IN the month Of June, 1886.
Balance remaining uncoined, May 81, $74o,035
DcpoSheS for coinage:
Bullion OF the United States, ............. 1920
Do. foreign, Neutrality-suspicious.. ol3,24O
United States coins Of former standard, none.
Foreign coins, (soverc gns9 ..-............ $500
s,,s2s,73
Amour, Of gold coinage within the month of
June, lin half eages0 1910, 495
Balance remaining unconcd June 80, 1886, 1922 $40
The coinage of silver for the quarter ending the Both
June amounted 10 81 235 ,OOO Of which ST. in small
cCinS,-i6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

IT FOWLER Elizabeth Fowler who len Jacobs
Town. the Township of New Hanover County Of Burlington
and Jescy about forty and reside
believed the part the State of Virginia.
part te Western Country living if he be Dead
lawful children Of The said Rober, Fowler be living he
viii learn something their advantage by applying the SUBJ
scrber otthe last will and oohn Wards late
Of the City ofWmnston the State Of Delaware, deceased
ABRAHAM BROWN.
Mount Holly, New Jersey, July l6-wl2~t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

TRouBsEs BREwIxe IN THE NoRTH.-We have been
permitted to peruse letter dated Fort Crawford (Pta.
rte du Chen( June l5 received By steamboat which an
and movements of the troops in consequence. General
Brooks the letter staes had express to Colonel
Taylor, requesting him to reinforce Fort Winnebago
with three companies which he had DONE leaving only
ted that large body of Winnebagoes had assembled
near the Fort, and that the Ottowas, Menomnees and
loaa"atonies were disposed for grand ball. The let
dams.
Another letter from Fort Des Mones informs us tina.
eae command at that post under Capts Sumner Boone
and Brown, lett on the 9Th and 9Th for Green Bay via
Chicago, tor The purpose of visiting the Winnebagocs
The men and horses in fine order-Hissouri Re.
pa5LtcaR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12
MORE DIGESTION FALsEHooDs.

awe pass BY The illegal conduct Of the Secretary of
the Treasury in creating and filling Offices with high
salaries unknown to the law"
NorE.-The above extract is from the proceedings of
the late Harrison meeting in New York city. The gran
Mes the pctcout gentry who uttered it, must be gno-
ramuses or they knew that the charge all respects
false The apos,ate and renegade Dudley selden, who
addressed the caucus knew il to be false We pass il
by say they. Yes, you must pass 1t by because you
cannot in the smallest degree support the calunnious
charge What must be the desperateness and baseness
of the cause which requires such gross misreprcsenta-
lions 10 HELM TO sustain If i-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

g On tho next day, iMay IeD Senior Canter1, one OF
,hc nrncuradoes saw that the fall of the Spanish funds
since the new ministry came in involved loss OF 2l0,
$50 900 reals TO the creditors Of the State
Cotton .uarket, June l-Our cotton market cohllnu.
oue,. The sales on Saturday were goo bags; MONDAY
$780, Yesterday 100 bags had been Sold The good Qua
,es are steady, the common descriptions are io"fF
better ouality advanced l.Sd per ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12
GENERAL COURT.

On Friday last, the General Court decided the mo )
for Iue on the Judge Of the Circuit Superior Coni'
Law and Chaucery for the town Of Petersburg, to ''
cause why mandamus should not issue 10 comp'I "a
10 restore Mr. Louis G. Bnuldn to The Office of P;ost's
tor in that Court by unanimously denying the motion
considering the office of Prosecutor ono held al ii
pleasure of the Court. Judge Parker delivered The 'P
MON Of The Court and we understand separate o2h'
was given b. Judge Scott concurrng in the judgme@
We have for these opinions to-day; bat will p1'
lish them possible
The Court arc still engaged on Mr.. John Randolph
WiIl.-They have ruled the parties into PropounHn
of all the Wiltshire evidence is taking wIGrr 2n.
wider sweep. We understand, among the papers e:,"
bitcd is the extraordinary Correspondence between ~
Randolph and Mrs. Morris tn" elict CT GouveTncur D.
ris ESQ., of New York, which took place about tie yea
lSl4 and touches the most delicate domestic transact"
of the parties to 1.-THE will probably take aIms'
another week bcture il is decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

We understand that the President was 10 have left the
City Sunday evening for the Hermitage, where he
proposes to remain till October unless some unexpected
and urgent public duties should call him back 10 Wash
ington. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

The Northern papers state, that {" Ebert Hcr;'a:
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, has been appoint
Pnyn.nstcr in The qrmy, and MIR. Harris, Of Tenn":>,,
CMe Cicrk n the Har Department, C0mmsst0"rg' II
dian .96GirS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12
IoastS in honor nf Gen. ". Scott.

Alta public dinner given 10 the Laurens rs. c. Folun-
tecrs near Spring Grove, the 10Th nit the following
was among the toasts offered -
"MuiGcn. Winfield Sco,tThe brilliant victory Of Chippewa
and battles Niagara Georgetown and Queenstown
proud be ecpsed BY the failure of the Florida
pasn and his department general too conspicuous he blight
ed BY the whisper Of cuumny the pen Of dc,raclon"
The following toast given by the distinguished
Peigru, at the Washington Society of Charleston, OF
the 18th inst:
"RyJAME. L. PErcRu Gen. Scotia high spirited people will
not forget tho achievement gallant soldier generous
country able general because the opportunity Of ycto
~ has been found"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

The Wings throwing out hints, haf jest, haf IT,
nest that Gen Jackson means to initac Mr.. Adams
and become candidate for Congress at the expifan
Adams is sufficient 10 deter any other Ex-presden,ion
imitation. 1t is O bcucoa tcarn; not FrccedCs"
foli0ac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-12

PnynnscT IN The 9rny, and MIR. Harris, Of Tcnn"S~>'
Chief CIcrk If the Har Department. COmmtsst0"erg IT.
dian .IVnirS.
The Wings throwing out hints, hn!f jest, my ta
urSt that Gen. Jackson means to iEithtc Mr.. AaI"'
and become n candidate for Congress at the expr'tin
Of his Presidential term.-.W stuff! The example Of Nj
Adams is sufficient 10 deter any other ExPresldentFom
imitation. 1t is bcacon to tcarn; not PrctedeH'"
Jolio'c.
The crops in Michigan are said 10 be fine-and "a
many parts Of Ohio, the prospect of the wheat har7
is good II is said the tennessee country in New lH'
will yield well-and the Pendeton Is c. Alesscns''
says that the crops turning out much better h'"
expected. From the lowands of Virginia. we Se''
generally, that the wheat harvest does not mend oF
acquanancc-and we do not rccoect TO have hsao
more common complaint, or stronger reasons i'' H.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT ~ TIE OTHER s7:1TES;.
Extract Of Letter from Tennessee, datea June -.
begin 10 believe that this State will go loi W"
Buren, and Johnson We have heretofore given "I".
ina ority Of five thousand in the Western District w.
the changes are so rapid that honestly bcie7e nal re
will not get majority in the District. We are III ~.
spirits. at any ra,e--and although White WhgG"Ty aoi
have the ascendancy in this Stale at tbs ne II Is '@
to die in Il short time. Mark the prophecy!'
Extract of n Letter, dated ,.,.
"RocEIScuAM CcrxrY, y. C., Jonc 3G.h, l3p'
can inform you that the Democratic cause IS ga.
ing ground in this part Of the county, he,e %
doubt about North Carolina will 60 for Van BuTra
estate OF ALABAnA: June "a, &c" e.!
Van Buren, will certainly get the vote OF ',s - &C.,
lie is gaining daily-The thing is new beyond d'u"'
IsslONERs
3ppointed by the Erceutirc If Virginia, TO sHDHI
The election Of Electors for President s"a '''' ''''
.qccomaek-Thonas Scarborough, southey '''''O'
aud Augustus Bagwe .,,,b
Abcmoric-Thos w. Gilmer, Thomas j. h'h''E''
and George Rivcs. u ana
.7Icghany-John Persinger, YIN. H. TerFe'' 49,
Isaac Steccy. rt,
.7meliu-Rodophil Jeler Richard Booker and f''''
Lawson. ,J
.4mherst-Richard 6. Ellis, Samuel NJ. Garland s"'
Chiswe Dabncy. rho.
.4ugusta-John H. Peyton, William Davis 'no LIVE,
J. Niche. e,a, =.
BaM-John Brown, George Mayse and sa"De' y
Hamilton. Ird
Bedford William Campbell, Thos. Preston anu ~
Berkeley-Henry Bedingcr, VIM Good an" f'"'''
Colslon. ,,so,,,s
Boictourt-Jas Cartmill, Edward Watts and l'0'"''
". Burwell H., r.
Brarton-Felix Sutton, Solomon Wyatt ana '0""
Byrne. 1.ob De-
Brookc-John c. Campbell, John Eide and 's''0
camps. ., -u rucksr and
Brunsuiek-Jas. H. Gholson, HeartweH l"'A''
j. Henry Lewis. ,.o.sr and Geo
'''i caSeugElisha McComas, VIM. Burlington enc '''
Campbeu-Wm. Daniel, jr., Jas. G. Deef'ns 4"'
CayoIins-s.shIord H. Parker, Festus D''k'hS0"
Wilson Allen. v;,-e end james
II. Roaue.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23
hos5hoH ttfba eI0 zsMqmfreri: !, aoe
PpsLpsnEp EVERY THnRspa1 i1oRniNS,
5ayiit By HENRY ADAMS .5.5.o,l.

TERMS. To village and single mail snbscribers.
two doilarp per year, payable before the expiration Of
six nionIhs.1 ~ WA q t''lfaH 20 De1't-'f oisF-
J To, eonpa6ies % ANY nnmbeE over six. 81 so per
year. payahlasas above 70 compaeies lees than aix,
81 IS per year, payable ,as before. % cepiS will he
dedueied from each ofilese prces when payment 10
made Ii advances. These p'ices are elGsiVc Of mail
Of sage charge Ear transportation. Ay8ti eBezs,
No papeKe Willhe Discontinued nOlil NIL arrearages
are paid. eyeept. a. The discretion Of the editor. m
Notice Of wish 10 disconiiOus mus, be given before
the expiration Of year. ~ i'ts 5@-'o -" i-gif-
ADVERflslNe. Oae s1aAre, three Insertions, 81 =
and the same proportion GorfwO more squares
Hall . Rluare, 75cts COninuRnce over ihree weeks
20 pei cent per week, A liberal deductoR made Tor
adyertisewcnts coptioue,i or IL montbr M 1I
Adminit'Fat0rT anif Executors NOiiceb, 8 CO.,
sCUmmssioWers' NDiieAa,i gCIY Ia II 3se{ L. 5 ~
All eomma6iea.ioes mssiih post-psid. $685. 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

The Steam BOat NcWsEA0vem,
- a. Capt. r. Stone, and u .S,..r ,,'
The Steam Boat NeW.YOlrk,
Capt. B. Stone,
TrTJLL alternately leave New Haven dali
w ", (SunGnys excfptedl at IL O'clock
NJ, and II 9 o'clock Al. M. Oa Saturdays. ,
Returning leave New. York daily .(Sandays
exceptedl It O'Clock A. M. and II . oselork
r. nj. on Saturday,. f,r iag2 ,ffaiiirI
Post Coaches are in waiting at the Steam
Boat deck in New Haven, 10 convey passsn-
gers withsut delay 10 Hartford. Boston. and
Providence; also to Litehfeld daily, via Wa
terhary Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays.
and via woodbury. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays; also TO Wolcottyille via Waterhs.
~ and Plymouth Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. -, ,s.,.ts .5,,s...-..,,sl,. 4.
% Positively freight win mt BE- taken on
board the boats 1t New Haven after q o'cl'k
A. NJ. ,.a I. CHA'S w. HINMAN. Agess:. !.
Ne,v- Hapen, May -. ,.,5re.-- - y9s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

NJ PURITY OF TIE BLOOD. which, by impair
iog The circaE,ioH, brngs INFLAMMATION Or derange.
meat oIte organ or part here ssurli itury u the
blond selies. sid - 3fg4yg Yif-ia 81 9ry5l CTfa
ID .srs .cj .wsv a mx,.sxsr.,s1se,o .{gJ .zcsaq
,., 1."aa - - = % S..s
ERGGfMDkR, U1z1EGnsSGM RlkkS.
HAZE sueS;i;c ac,o,; n as ,nnnr;,v .b;c ,bev
..,a ssmoye s,av rrl;ey;no Ana sss, rss,or;cc 4,
l,e.,b lj0 nereons can he relerreri "a IN YrE
i,at ahese pills have cared az varous disease.
which are Dvsneps;e or Ivdioest;ov Nerro.s .o,a
ziaiats Ulcers iscine 80 years s,andiogI Cops,n.p.
fiou 4hexmafisrs Sfore and Grorpi Dr6psu AsfEroa.
Piits Fswwi6, Loss Of Appet;te Langsor Wornns OF
an Eindn stp setzteI Fains Tyenor Rok1i,atioa Of
fhe Ffea,f Pais;.s. Desnondepcv Ik'aDf Of Everev
HsadacLe. Costveness. FTieffui Dreams. Eeper and
Nxse OWI Or0fses n m canes ihey win ne found
4 sfs NM, sionle remedy! VI, III owertSl ior the re-
n,oy fisease WHETHER chronic ar reeees infectiovp
or otherwise and What makes them particularly u
dpied Tor THE country is that there noi the slight
ss,;.t;I;c n, e,,Id len aking Inc sys.
fr, I. lees soscepble 81 cold when under
eher influence t,an NJ any other time: therefore In
III. climate ,ey are inyalalle Ne,aher do tey re.
n"re . rhsnse of S;e, or care of anv k;nds IN Emo.
d ,L p;ii. hovs lac, ,hs n,,iv ,es,ns cr ,.,,y
S';,;s" e. ,,"r;o%. If I,o GS vea:. .n% INV. a"r
.."..d fr,s.a;" rss.o,;ng hs.i,I, ,wh.,s.s, nm a.
4 rrr,; 80. 4, ~. as,rrsa - ~ W"
H. ,,.y ...se. ,.here he dreadG r,,ogc. of ,lcer
.s;on hai fa;i hare gamen, and bone. and where 70
apeasanee no human p means could cave NE. have
~ "s:s s".rS ,''.' ~
"a ..ss,.s.. u ~ ,i...s",r.s. ~ ,,:;. a.ro,;c"
zbi 'l,e -r ~, se be;no renm;red 10 IL more
Esisn 4 n;i,. fmrr.iy Esc;ns ~ view ,he drs;c
80. ~. S"'...1 a.lss a.. ~ 49,.
ether prepnra,i"n s,f nroiss.ea sn,ilar ;mpor.
The followias eases IRE give"-she fsiersnces are
Lirer Complaint E6ectnaiiy cared.- oui Of re-
sPec, 70 you f'f your excellent pill. AND especially The
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23
TAKEN UP,
BROKE INTO

- yN1HE enclosure Of the sub
~ ~ scribef, ON. or about thP
goth 1t May last. red yeariing
,HEIFEN, no artificial mark
The sEHsr ear have her " proving property
= RoDERIcK BRYAN.
WaseTtosOn, y6Nk 5, isal z = "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23
INVALID, READ!

&nNE DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AN I'M
NJ PURITY OF THE BLOOD. which, by impair.
ing The crcnli,ioT, brings inflammation derange-
gs0to the Organ or part where's iHrcuriiy oiShe
blond seiies. 3itri ysffgyg gifj-ia s. aEY{} fFEaa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-06-23

aaN - 7N
AnEcDosE.-.ss An excellent clergy man,
possessing much knawledge Of human ma
lure. instructed bis large family Of daugh-
tiers. II, the ordinary practice 6fmusic.---
They were sll observed 10 he exceedingly
an,iable and happy. A friend inquired If
,here was any secret 10 his mods Of educa-
tion. Tie replied. /" when any thing dis
turbs their temper, ! say 70 them sing, and
il hear them speaking against any person,
I call them TO sing 20 me. and 90 they sing
away all causes Of discomfort, and eyary
disposition 10 seandal. = Such . use pt
this Accomplishment, might serve e 81
company Of sngcls. Young goieee aseand
the, domestic altar, hrsathihg sacred musieA
al the hour Of morning and evening dssO1
ton, are sweet and touching Seeanan
ment. Il. ~. Sigo4sss4s III v "a ],
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26
~. MttrbGsIn 7sMqutrer:
PURUEsHRD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. 10 village and single mail subscribers,
dOllars per year. payable before the expiration Of
aix months. aga s-'s.ssE ss.lg.r.
TO composites Of any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. TO companies lesa Than six
%17SPsr year, payable ne before. Is cenis viii be
madein advance. These prices exclusive Of mail
or stage charge E1r transportation. L.s. "a .,9,.
No papers will be dseOnalpned until all arreaTages
are paid, except AZ the disereiiO" OF the editor.
Notice Of a wish 10 diseontnna uaue be gvea before
Ihe expiration Of year. - - - I'D L.,
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
aud the same psOportioh lr two or more squares
HIATT square, rs els. Coniinuance three weeks
% pee cent per week. liberal aeduciion made for
advertisements c0ntinued or ~ moMlhs.
Adninislra,Ors' and Executors Notices, 8 90
CouImissioners' Notices, s' / IS
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26
II EW GOODS
NPRA.G ERSHO.Nr&.
Meyy-xork OrOckery Store,
AT NEW-HAvEN, cor.
We1ss.2f ~. VtfbStEegeea1,

"a, HENRY ~ vtfsSEteESey, i
"AYING been engaged ia the Croekesy
y business for the last six years 10 de city
Of New ork. has removed bis Stack ~
China, Glass 4 EGrtken Ware,
TO NEW.HAYEN,
and has taken Store 10 Street's Building. No.
eS Stale Street. Opposite Hotchkiss + Whit
telaey's and has opened On extensive sss0rt-
gnsnk OF WARE Of the latest patternsv which
he VIII seH to Country Merehants at the leig-
esq Meas Fork raekiag,pritess r see
CALL AND SEE.
Ntss- HGvex, ApF& g." B47
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26
THE TOOTH ACHE!

THIS ag"nising disorder is Cared in i's most pain
al stages. By VI the simple well az power
COL remedies known to mpdern practice. The
CGmbr;an Tooth ache Pills
afford asesat relief whou, iniene the slighieat in
-: :::ib. They applied externally TO the
Uar,s affected, with the greatest ease aad expedition,
snd peneray oc:aie soothing eRiiive TO the sUi
ferin3 pasient. Price % cents box. a .s6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26
Sore and Inflamed EYES.

HHVHE ssudions. the weakly. and others, Who are
u troubled with soreness or inflammation OF that
delicate organ, will he able to obtain most pleasant
aRd Invaluable application. in 5..a.s
-. Dwmfries' + YE WATER !!
This well established Wash for the Eye is perfectly
innocent, and gives Immediate relief n very ag-
gravaed eases Of soreness and infammatio".
Price 25 cents. --" sHHa,.tt -H