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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-06
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Oswego, N ", Aug. %, 1887. 2mt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
0eoinsunsen Die(er 3eituug.

1. Der Wrsis oisier 3sttuneiR: Gin
abaler, uno fanfunbBman5is Gents
fhroen Sabrsans in q DorauSbe, } |:
nas Sin Gpaler uub fanf3ts Gents
sueun innerbatb orep mcnate,., pom @n,s
pfanss oer 3situug au,-,wep Tbaler
men inuerbaIb Den, Sabrt.-uue 2 Tbas
Ter uno f1nfjig 6 @entS ,peun ua6 Der=
aanf beGelbenbejabIt riro.
9. 5lr eiuetnrbere 3eit dls feds Olos
nate piro cine Sutleri+tion an8snon,:
taensnno Die 3eituns taun nibt aufse:
seb dk>speroen bio aae Ruidfdnoe be-
ablt Gno.
8. 8stanntmabun8en soHen: 8ar
cine Mebe 50 @suts oas Wieref fur
<insn Wonat s uno fir Elm Sabr Gbat
1er oa6 Biered.
~Briefe &c. an oeu Qera,Ssetes
mh1en poitfrep einsefaab tweroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
Scr YpRn Mau.

@raoer, laet uns eeb'n 5niammen
ssssa Be, 6rablinse S.unenbaim- -
9aBet unl're !1srSen fammsn
Jo;er I'M innistsn Bsreiue 3!
Qisber Wap! beloer Map!
WiRters Qesribaitif potbep.
.sGinf in .lOlbsn Waysutaeen
Wafb elm Gleinub ms aelbenfst;
WeuB Sas 10'rs nitbt ftaris: fA;e3su,
as.sna ssjsasr <3t.t 9eoenta?
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
Die 81 u fe.
Ser 9entus Qn1srifas'

Oet VentUS Nnsrtta6
an Sen. Sadfou, bep ieiuen 9btteteu.
gmpfans. @cbn boa mir Die sulbne
Rtpne
Der nnbereeeli6teit, Die Dir aebhb1t,
S6rside Dir fs niebt lu (bnboem Qebne,
Seb ,psiB, oaB Nabml lu6t uie osin
lQer5 9erAbrt.
Dob neil siu Dater eu betti Doll gene
fen
@,I@mhfe oid ces 9oorbeerfammss
eaub ;
Drag imnetbiu Der ibma1s 2sib osrmss
:. fen,
Diebssre geele spiso bpb ninntr
Staub.
9rOBBG,'ssr 9elo i! nod sinma!eb' nj.
fbeiben.
.Rsib mir ,um RaB bic 2ipyen, Die 70
ndrm,
su oft sebfaet suees Doltss Sreuoen,
5So oftlerItrent oes Batetlauoes Darm;
med ite 10 au9 aui espi3 suerosn feblies
Sen,
@enu man su @raSe lsst eeih ,sreiie5
0aupt,
DerEreibeitsbaam, Sen su sepfan,t. wirc
49, fprieBen.
Ilnb eb' eu n,cbertt, apiro ieiR Stamm
beiaubt.
Da para i'm 6sls ,psa blante esbweyt<r
sIirrten,
Die 6einatbslieb fablts Semen Wlutb
Du spiebeit ME po Z 1oosstuseln lbwnsten
'Shrs DaterIano, psrsuBsit by osinBlst.
. Bslt.anisn's :Np!t,; NIT Dem on einft 9e.
:E run3eu,
.8e,runoert sieb, e,n e5erial9sn 8sino,
llno ceine 3anc NIT ser ou se tts.uuussn
Mabt es aus 9tsue uus gum ~ar'tten
Sreuno.
m.e atles febeiset btft AUDI bu sssanaen,
>Das 95atetlano Iebt Dir nit Sreaeen
c.. :, ttab,
sen
Del .pas bu iatelf, teimts taulenbfab. !.
Dem lDirlen b!eibt in MMsr Ser, aelbsies
,.. ben,
=, Du MART j, slaer @at,r, Naer 5urt,
Drum Gsfeen Nile eib a.itb e,r4a Iieben.
Bht ou aaD n;ii,sr, ea,t't sdn o}a d.
RUBIN fe,t. -.-
(N. 3. Sty.) aD. 8. 5. &bsr!en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
SOFT ssrIelb'. gott s1er!stS',
Das erblhht eiH folder Map !

Das erb!hbt Elm folder Map!
a6 "a basen 8einSee. sQdcbte
Oisfe5 &|einoe uns seraubst
9en eem tbeuetfsn Der Nshte
!Raun, 80 ipsebtn un6 erlaubet-
1:hbef Dap, trilber W1ap,
Menu sinOo'f nibt frob, nibt frey
Don osm Sodbs bes aurenaeu
Su6tsn mir uns 3u bef,epen
Man6e S6labteu mir aemonnen.
@aubten fbon baB ires mir Stpn.
Soneen freq, toum berbep,
Gu es(ebntsr GrspbsitasN;ap.
Dob mir suuetsn unterlisesu,
Seinoes uebermacbt uno Rdn;su.
M6se 0ctt Der une IA Sieaen,
9dbt per9bnnt ben 500 uuS lhenfsu.
Itaber Mdv. trilbsr Map>
Menn Elm 0olf in Stldperep.
Sine j2ofaun9 fnHpft aus seben,
Nns oe bannten Volen ,pieoer.
linfre Srepbeit5u erttrebsn,
l6ersen bsifen tsutfdbt 8lieer.
9ott perleib', 0ott nerieib',
Daotfsf oanu Dem nsuen WaY.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

"Sb sdbIt,. tpte oie( b6Te weiter
n Der g(o6borfboft ffno. .""qBie
I1ne IS oetln o. "O'it Der :@6ul,
n'etheeinn, Nsben. "Gbtin9el -
rtst Der Sbulmeiftsr Gus, U. CAB
ibm elne Obrfeies. Ser Sunee,
l'b tie Soefe reitsno, risf =
|'0ssln, !1ein ! i6 bdbe mid aeirrk
obne Die @dulmsiItsrinn llno es
nur feds"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
SQmitd@ g. ben 1aten 9NQp, 1857.

'ns|lfern oerbctsn, oiefelben 3u er-
bHnen, I'm lle su le(en Doer aus
Ir9eno elner an0sln QbGtht ais
'rle oa5 Vefte crforoert oub 1T
es !bn'n oerbctsn fe irseno jsmouo
III lesben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
Ger Barber BON DuuIe.

6G AkAytUs
Ger @astisr BON Dunle.
Der tpe9en felner nnuntevn Qaus
ut uno luftisen ginfdue betonnte
Nlbtsr Millsr, in @nglano, losir,
Ie emit in GeEufboft mcbrerer
Sreunos in oem Stdbttben Dunle.
Jneem (ein Bart, Der wdbreno
Der Vclle san;'ib psrnatbldstst ,u
iepen fbtsnt Die Disn1e zines
BARRIERS beourfte, 70 tpuroe ibm
bon, Nbrp drter oer Vorbier Des
Staotbens, nit 0fantsn Bolter
Oren, 5u oie(em 8ebuf onet1tt
pfeblen, unter osr bslduf9en Uss
tt1ertung, oob oerEIbe nldt nur
e'l1 'p'sret6sr &opf GN (onosru
s1nen Suneen jsperSeit Elm unter-
battenoes 8NeblGtben er5dblen
fbntle: @r wuroe berbep eeruf fen,
vsrrtbtete feline pbilolopbifbcn
Disnlts init srober @sfOi ieelih-
telt mdbreno er Den ebtb. Sun
oe init Der 1bm eisenen 0eltbwds-
isfeit untstbielt. 9}ab 9erritbts
un9 oes 9sibdhs n6tbigte i'm
Der 0l6ter fDiuEben, unD lie6
etne Vtalebe QBein foa,en. 9Bdb-
reno Oiefe 9eleert tpuroe, tpubs
bls seeenieltise 3utrauIi6teit, u.
per NlDter loete iuIeRt "9Batti
tb 9ebe Dir cine guineeJ tpenn pu
elne babe Stunoe long oprwdrts
uno rlGtpdrtS flber Den StubI
(pringf, un0 jeoeS O2ol oobep
ouerufft "0ier 9ebt B attic
Orr n, Der 0arbier .. Sunfep
unter Der ausoricftitbsn Btoins-,
un9, tpdbreno Der 3eit fehf fem
l8brtben Su re0eu, inoem Daourcb
Die Belebnuns fir ibn perloren
iepn waroe. 9Eattie, Dem oieCer
fonoerbare Nntra9 frepli6 gang
,tn|v"t S9"Sr.no. ~. i."t; N.;n." tr.s 60 10Y S os
.tVSt, ~; .I9t S g"s"ss ." ossos
,,, - ,h. ",(pt 'Ssos.h;ns''! auo 9esn9
49,. 49, oue <"e'y's'st. a''e S e!n' Ns
.,s "1. ,rutes 4,Ss, "n' ~ 'taa ~ SW ss1s9I
Ht'v ';Ivus,, c.;n,a ys. SHsvsst' - eu1V
49,; ;"'s.ssa"y ~ .;S'.r !S's' NSuset rW
eas.. Co., ..s;S S,n ,''sy.,, etA, s.mep' 81, p"!s'
,,.,, ,ueSt t., g. osn S!uy' 1t, w.. w. ose ts9hei
e,.; e'.; uss"n', aoss * +s" ". +. V's 81
BE lisd bs,f;,,,,,ten STsrts onsr;sf urs,I"''s
rHr stn,o eHnc 0p;n,ftsn Y' Iono 49,
te - er fsinp @nrinos n,;t 'H"S y;.,sr v
.Sec;hirflirhps;t ,myi'rfosf.ot viz o's
Str Gid,t,r p,tnorlts ,rnS Ssn ST. G
riciIten % bsnnn G:imtritt w mir W en1oen<
osn mertsn onreeste e. Il :y Wit
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

Wiytb Nbneu etntreteno: "lRos
gum SeufeL 9srr, 1T oisNs bier?
Ser Serl 1T toll Oerr tpie fbnen
Sle ll6 in meinem 0auie unD in
9eeenmart Dies Srsmoen bier i'm
tsritebsni (lb 70 un{lnni9 ju be-
tragen, lno ooourb cIelen .Ssrrn
i'll beleioigen ?"
parbler. "oitr 9ebt Wattie
Oron, Der Barber Don Gunfs p'
2Strtb. H9pet:rJ tauf i'll leh
ner Srau. 0lein oiefes faun fein
Mentb oueboltsn Mein 0err,
's9en gle mir's aeflllislt nibt
5ne Ean' Der Serl 1T obne 3nsifel
oetrleft."
Barbist. "{oier sebt Battit
Sron, Der 0arbler Don 9unGt p
@elne Srou (p|6bNb eiutretino.:]
"O qBottie, mos 1T Gus Dir &C.
tpcroen fenn1f 0u Dentl eeine Ell,
gene Iiebe Srau nitht mebr p
.. "loter 9ebt 9Bottis &c. %
Srau. 10 2Bottie, trenn i'd
oir eleibsh!ti9 9eworosn him N
bsoente ceb oelne ormen &inoer
t0bsim."
9. '(oier 9sbt Dottie &C.
Sle BON 2|n9(tt S6rsefsn une
Sun1n'er ersrihene Srau fteE lb-
rem Manne jsbt um Den 9a!s, t..
btens i'b init fetber .Gtdrte an
lbn, oe6 er, trob aHem Sbittsln
ni6t i'm Stanpe tpor, lIb ibrer III
ent!eolgen, un1 sinen onoern
Sprung ju tbun. "9o6 Did
Der S3enfer bdtts," risf er nit Ger.
9er aus, "in msinem 9on;en &c.
ben bate ib ME le lsibt cine 0ltt
inee peroienen f6nnen ais eben
jebt." gs brauDt roDl nicbt be,
merit Su tperoem oaB Der Nitbttr,
Dem tpdbrenD ois(em Sunpiele
begn1be oas SrnmttIstfsu eeplaet,
war, Dem Sarbier Die Gainse
eob, eb9!eib er Die Beoin5unq
nlbt erfllllt botte ; uno Die Srou|
bbbf erfreut >par, bic anfbeInen-
oe Berridtbsit tbres Mannes 70
fbneu peribwino,n,. uno (sise
9iane wieosr SurlfftDren III &c,
ben:
Gin dlttr pfan.sr lag auf Dem
Soobette; erlleB feinen .oltsn est
trsusn SelaDen rufsn uno (a9te
lbn1, er wunlebe ibm sins &hre ,lu
IrSslSen ely .er tturbe. Scr 9legsr
6anste ibnt' uno fasts, e. bofs
Ie!n Metlter wiros no:b, lanse ls,
pen. "p5r'i Cato" ernieosrts
Jtnsr, "b riu psreronsn oa6 ru
in meinem Samllisnssw6lbs BE-
9raten ,ptrlt.'' "Ab, losrr," ent-
9esuete ibm Der Ne9sr, "$lO pds
'sn nttt I4sber tpsnn icb elnmA
|cot bin, TT. mrs glsib 100 fe
MID bintbun ;-iberDitB, 5osrr
parsu nir SuIammsu besraosn,
lno oer Seufel fdms otn 6erru
5u bolen, fonnte sr inn 9uEfsln
aus Osrleben Den &nsbt pafsr.
"2ieshen," h1ste sine 6aaSt
frau sl ibrer fu faulen ais elntdl-
t'9en Mago, tmi;b 0inftrh, ,pirtl
n!s ben Strem onJilnoen," "2lb
netn," on.'portste Es, "es mufte
MID iebr rsuen, spcnn ieb fe 9s,t
los l;yn tbTnte
!. Gin Sdu'junss fab in Scr 81.
BEND funee =, nadseenfene IN ciner
gdet az Ein 2,bsnobrDo uuo sibt.
ts on oen Slnsertl. Der Sd,ul-
n,etiter ,vnree ibn 9emabr, tmo
frasts lAn: 'lDas retbnen ou pa?'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
GeS Sbwetjsr's 6eimmeb.

9er3 !'rein Joerj tpasu,u 70 ttauri.
tlno'was ioll oas Mb uno QHeb?
ES lit 70 fbbu i'm fremben Qanbe,
,Qer5! nrsin 52er5!mas feblt Dir mebs? :,
mas mir febIt2 eb feblt mir Qtaes.
Bin 70 gang perlaRenbie.
5f4au6 fbon i'm frea,ben Gaaoer
Oennob spire's jar 3eimatB ME. -:
Sn Die 0eimatb n,obt' icb rieber
User hdIoi! msin 2ieber. balo!
t9Refht' lum Baaer, mbbt' Az Wutter,
MSbt' ~ 8et9 uno 3bal uno QGaEo. :,
Wbdt' bic Sstcsr rister ffben,
Ono Gle fbbnen gietlber bran,
Mo Die Finfen @eitben iprinaen
une fsin- -3d8er permdrts tanu. -:
M6bt' bic @lcden ,pieber b6ssn,
Nenn Der 9irt 81 Ber9e treib,
Bsun bic Rnoer freubta Cprinaen
(lno tein 9amt, i'm 1bale bIsitt. g.:
&sines bat unS liet ea brauBen,
Xeiuer e'iSs' 70 Epatn1 Die Qanb
uno fe!n Giuelsin miu mir LADEN.
AHle eabsIm ia, S6rpsi1erlano. -:
Sn pie 3eimatb fhbr' mid rieoer,
qDo ib jung 70 aiieelib mas;
Q|d, mir febien Qult uno Sriesen,
Bic in ,nsinem Derf ib bin! -:
3ers msin Joers ! in @otteS Olamen
Silt oein S6idfal eieb oib orein!
9Dta es gctt. 70 sann er bstfenj
Dap ,plr bato 5u Qanie fepn. -:
9err ettfcn, renn es smblfe (blus
NR tdelib mas Die Srau auftsiig
Dds mar oenu,, jsoer Don Der @rb6e
Bee 0daIs. gi's, Elm Dnssno &|6ee.
Gin t tnuBt' er. elmer &ranfbsit ,peeen
Benn tnattsn feib 81 8stte leeeu.
eb' min bic 8ra,. Die @Iutb anfbhrt,
uno 70 snie fOnft Die &lbB,> aaribrt,
5ri.t lte NIT t:eurissm 8slbt: ;
3un1 etanfen Mann ans 8ett II. fpritbt
"W<in Mfnnesen. beuts mab' tb mob
E"Oas DugeuS &l6Fe nitbt gang soa 2"
|''Nb IA ni6t"-fShut ct be,,te, &iao
j''9nt e!f,-oie etras e,beer Fns t"
.-=-leyNUuHnnr-
2ln ppfmeilfer...
Set9enee @inritbtuns, 6ssisbenl
Iauf ras grbfnen Don 3ettunses
ourb poifusiiter stf:be't1t in bs
pom Gonsrse pa6irten neusn 2ttts
EBir MAIDEN is befannt Tim einlg
90 itmei1tsr ooran .su erinllsrn
oa6 eia fctbes 9efeh 81 IT, .,
mir wiNen oob ,p,tebe Don ibne'
Elm futies geodebtni6 habsn. =
ies tautet ,rie fol9t !: . =
>"Settunsen }inp i,nnies Don glei
der ,Bibtt9feit NIT Sriefen ],
estrabt:nt ano es it esn poft
=
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

|nO tie Soete relteno, rief >
"9ssln, nein ! i6 bdbe mid aeirrk
obne Die @dulmsiItsrinn Gno ss
nur FEDS"
NeuporF, Sen 15ten 2tpri(.
Die M6roerin Game Soft.
Gin farbisss Mdoben treltbes
Der GrmeroRn9 (einer Oeuin e.
|berwiefcn ipprDen NOR, rpuroe Dor
|elni9sn Soeen III Mprristoun gum
Eooe psrilrtbeilt. Oie 6inrib,
tun9 miro an, 26tten Mop fto,t
fnotn. Oas Maoheu brob beD
Der perlefNng bes llrtbeils in Elm
loutes QBett|o9sn aus, uno bic
son;e Oer1 10ma,Ian9 par tisf er>
srifen.
Dis >NuetcG Gazette made
foleenoe pernun(tise 0smsrfune.
en ilber DEN }ebisen Suttono Der
Din9e in ben per. .@tootsn.
uWir mi0en> gsltebetti' nit
,pi0en nibt, ME bte 9slhQfte III
Den per. Staoten eetrieben
weroen. 9Benn BON Is bis s6
pro5ent fir, 9elisbsnss Belo
9e9eben fperrcn, 8 mu6 Gin I'm,
miBt9er Yrcft 9smocbt trerbett,
ooer 9roBe Danterctte tnuGst
1olsen. QieueiDt .ou6 perOst1
oiefe kcbeu SntersOen nur. Qls
gntlbaoisung fiv'ben ,pabrfbetn.
licDen 9erlutt oes Gdpita(s
9eseben. ,gbrIiebs 0eDdfslepte
uno arbeltenoe &lansu tnideIl
lsloen ypD Die Sobsu Is bttrtsbeu
wereeu
Die S dCo men. .6no In oie(sr
SaDresSeit 9iftis tlup reren 0enn6
Der 0eluupbeit naebtbsilis,z Oft
sefdSrlib, trsibes eoppn berfctft,
wetl risfe Soibner BON ben
&no pen uno 2lusmIdeer, .oer
2erteertdume fre6en. Sh Boffptl
baben fld, inebrere &ranfbeiesfdue
ein9sIfsut, III: Gbtee pes 0enuses
bon rem Sleifbe Oieter 6itner.
Nu6eroemi 1T nod beahtensrertb,
oab man oitEs 9sfisel bev An-
fang bes 9obres feit Der 9Srut
nltbt serabren eoet t6ttet1 (ous
te. S''
Dit srosen @teintob n.easeff,
,ptlbe, ,pie man elaubte, l1abe an
Cen @lfsneri-gsbirseii in .mtfs
teurl, entosd wureeM babsn fit.
Dem etmlefsn, >ros, es nihts
tnsbr o!s tlcs cine :2lrt fDmdrSe
9;bieferfeins fno., ,sp1au Stpei.
felt fsbr,. ob in jensr .i0jeesno
9efuuoen, ipilDsl
f9nnen. Oieies wiro cine Ebletbte
Nactrlbt .flr bisjenigen lipn sic
9eebe 2oncs sS pefu!atlr men tleulitb
oalslbtt 9emadt bdtst, iim gi(ele
bsr9me!fe oprt III bsarbeiteu. >.
.Gtit Dem. lfsur rapril. bot man
IN Ger = tept plttfburs et& Naes
0t'su'tttuts sin9t{fjatrt:; : . '''.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

Gin Stu'junse fab in ser 81.
btnotunee ndd:eentene IN ciner
gefe, as eln 2bsnobrpo uuo sdbt.
ts on osh Sn9erla. Der Sd,ul-
.hetltsr svuree ibn 9ewabr, tno
frasts i'm: fDas rebnef ou pa?'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

"2ieshen," hasts sine 6oas,
frau Su ibrer fu faulen dis stnfd!-
tl9en Magoi Hmi;b 0inftrh, pirtl
ME ben 'Strer1 anJilnoem" "Nb
netu," on.iportste |is, |'es mubte
MID iebr rsuen, ,penn ieb fe estt.
los C;vn toEnte: %
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

1bor oetu ate no,-oaB Dir bep feuet yameus
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-29
From tke Boston Tronscr;pf.

ss CseS ,bat inc sne me 10 saTer
 sell cheap for cash. There should be no hum- bug and no attempt to deceive the purchaser. Bring out the old stock, the out ot fashion stock, the dead stock, (of which too much is con. stantly accommodating, in retail stores partic- ularly, to the great Joss of small dealers who cannot afford to lose the interest on the in- vestmeni, and who want the principal to pay their notes and keep their credit-the real specie of the tradesman-in full blast.")- Bring out the old stock and offer it cheap for cash" Let it be to the purchaser, cheap in reality. There are thousands of yards and hundreds of tons of goods in the posses sion of retailers, of no present use to them or their customers, because they are laid by waiting for better times. It will be long time before we shall see better times. so far
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-29
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Hartford, June 10th, 1887.

ROCHESTER, June lS.
 Another ConRagration.-Ou city has been visited by another disastrous con1agration That vast pile, known as the Globe Buildings, is in ruins. Tho flames were discovered about three o'clock; but such rapid progress did they make, and so combusible were the materials in the room where the fire is suppo- sed to have originated, that before five o. clock, its massive walls were all that remain ed of this important block. The various ma- chinery, together with large majority of the manufactured articles which were in the building, were destroyed, so rapidly did the flames spread after they were discovered.
 Fortunately for the merchants occupying the stores on Main street, heavy stone par tition separated them from the early ravages of tho fire. They were thus enabled to re-. move most of their goods before it reached them. But for this circumstance, heavy as the loss now is, it would have been greatly augmented. The amount of property de- stroyed will not probably exceed 30 or $s4O,- GOO. A large portion of this is covered by insurance. In the building, (which had the privilege of an extensive water power) were peg, last, and screw factories, turning shops, &c. &c. On Main street were five stores, oc- cupied by Stephen Allen, shoe dealer, Jen- nings and Keeler, leather merchants; John Dolly, grocer; E. G. Raymond, saddlery and w. Owston, wholesale grocer. The building was owned by Newel and Stebbins The fire is supposed to be the work of an in cendiary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-29

done any thing for your advancement Ish Ely Moore and Churchill c. Cambreling, who have distributed millions on millions in the wages of labor, or is it the merchant, whom they have been daily assailing for paying these millions from the resources of the capitalists! Is it William Foster who pays his annual millions to the laborers of Massachusetts, or is it Abbott Lawrence And yet is the daily effort of such individuals as Cambreling, Moore and Foster to excite the distrust, the envy, the animosities of the working classes against the men whose indus try, capacity and resources furnish them with daily employment and daily bread; and against that very system of credit which alone provides the poor with an equivalent for the capital of the rich.
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ger toward the grenadier, who returned the. glance without belraying either fear or sur- prlss Napoleon, however. soon rScover- ca himself, changed his tonsI and said. l You are right, my bsaxe fellow and your opinion is correctA put down your musket- take of your knapsack, and Sit down here by my side.' 'Thal's right replied inc other, that's what call talking like an emperor He then made half turn. grounded his musket, and servants wishing to assist him in disencumbering himself of his accoutrements. he said to them loud enough to be heard by us all, be off with you, and let me alone!' Having divested himself of his arms, &c. he advanced to the emperor, and raising his hand to.his fore- head, said, Your orders gineralr This sally created loud laugh, in witch the emperor joined, and it had the effect of restoring him to perfect good hhmSr. In the mean time, knife and fork had been laid by tho emperorss side, who said, Come and sit down my comrade without any ceremony; you must be hungry.s That's right, (this was his favorite expres- sion,) this is worth my potatoe! The em- peror, who, like the rest of us, was much ""uSSo WINu NuC atbou GdSya tFduk anu comical manners. helped him with his own hands to every thing hs wished, to eat. and made him drink in proportion. Heasked many questions. which our grenadier did not stop to answer, except by n,onosyiia- bies. Al last, wearied with his exertions, having eaten enough for six ordinary lmen. and drank proportionately, he turned round to the emperor, and said, now sire | am able to answer any questions that you may please to put to me- He then told US he was with Bonaparte in tho two last Italian campaigns, had been witt, him to Egypt, was there wounded. and left for dead at Cairo, &c. He then rose, opened his knapsack, and handed the emperor his pa- pers to have them examined. Two days after he received the cross of the legion of honor and captains commission.a His name was Charles Bidot. have not since heard of him, nor do know what after- wards became of him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06
FOR THE LrTcHFTELD ENQUIRER. TWILIGHT.

Twilight upon the hiIls-The sun hath pass'd On to his couch of ocean; and the night, Sandald with silver, cometh silently Over the mountains. The young flowers have closet Their leaves to sumber, and the joyous birds. With low warble, settle to their nests In the green branches; and away in heaven, Like the wing'd spirits of purer air. The uncounted stars are resting from their flight.
 Come to the woodlands now-it is haunt Might witch fay to slumber! Gentle sounds Of leaf and stream come minging pleasantly To the charmd senses, and the flowers send out Their perfume on the air. The pine trees bend So dreamly above us, and the stream That carols at our feet hath caught tone Of gentleness- is so good to cast Cares letter from the thought when Natures voice Whispers her children, and unfold the heart In the dim woods till evenings alchymy Hath made it's dark and troubled fountains pure!
 Rest on this messy bank. Thy brow is pale With thought there is medicine in this air For the minds fever, and thy pulse will grow Calm in it's spells unconsciously. How full Of music are Nights voices, sending up Their hymn-notes reverently! The evening wind Comes on its perfnmed pinions, and the flowers Wake to it's fairy whisper, and the woods Utter their mighty anthem at it's touch, Like vast organ of unnumber'd stops, Play'd by fay capriciously. How based On nature were the creeds of ancient men, Making each wood temple, and the tone Of every leaf spirits minstrelsy!
 The stars are all in heaven. How gloriously Those crown'd ones of eternity go forth In their bright circles liar above the blight Of the earsh's ceaseess changes, their pure brows Set with the dazzling jewelry of heaven May grow not dim for ever, lifting up Their voices to His praise who girded them For their bright journeyings, in hymn as sweet As in their birthday beauty, when for joy They "sang together.' Oh! for wings to soar Up through yon radiant Armament, and list Their giant Halelujah! to unbend The spirit in their fellowship, and learn The secret of their glory !-How the heart Sighs for its better portion when the Night Is beautiful!-it were so good to die Thus with Earth's letter loosend, and the sum Of all life's dazzling wealth of gems and gold Outbought by the vast treasure of the skies. Canajoharie, W. Y. SEDLEY.