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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06
Tm1nediatelv Wanted,

Immediately Wanteds DY the subscribers, THREE BOYS, IA or ID 15 years old, as Apprentices in the Sa0- Making Business.
 Inquire of T. w. I. Groves, Unionrille,
 c. D. Cowles, Pennington, or Amos Wadsworth, Litchfeld. T Persons in the way of using SAWS of any description are invited to call'at the store of AMOS WADswoRTH, of Litchield, who will !n few days be supplied with samples of our manufacture, which we warrant te be of superior quality. T. w. 1.~G. & co. Earmington, March 2, 1887. 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06
Litchfield County Mutual
 RI R E
fT0sURANCECoNEPANX.

fNSURANCEC ECON4PA ANX Xs VTHIs Company has been in operation a 1 considerable time, and has insured pro- perty to very large amount. It has funds on hand, and properly pledged, sufficient to in- demnify those whoinsure against any, loss that will probably take place. The difference between the expense of insuring in this com pany and in ordinary insurance companies is now too we'll understood to need any ex- planation. Individuals in this county, who choose to insure their property at tritiing expense, can apply to the Secretary in this village, or to the agents in the several towns
 DIRECTORS.
 William Buell. Joseph Adams
 Frederick Wolcott P. w. Boles
 Oliver Goodwin David [. Sanford
 Charles l.. Webb Richard smith
 Sylvester Galpin WM. BUELL., Fres'dens
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, Sec'y. Litchfeld, Dec. 10, 1886. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06
SELLING OFF AT COST!

VFVHE ENTIRE STOCK at the Book, Shoe l and Variety Store, one door east of the Court House, consisting of a great assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, Sole Leather, Cali Skins, Lining Skins, Seal-skin Caps, Hair Seal Caps-an endless variety of Toys and Fancy articles for New-Year Presents.
 Merchants will do we'll to call and examine the above stock, as it must be sold for the most it will bring for Cash.
 LitchfeLd, Dec. g, 1889. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06
.NE " GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS just received, a. MI mong which may be found a great va rietv of Summer Cloths, such as Buffalo Cloth, figured Lastings, Ladies' Camblets, Princet- tas, plaid and striped Drillings, sc. &c.-all of which will be sold low for cash.
 p We have just received an assortment of Shakers Tubs and Pulls; also Garden Seeds.
 N. H. NORTH & co. LikcbfeM Mnu4 AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06

Black Fly.-Sow bushcl of dry ashes to the acre on your turnip field, as well as all other vegetables of the same class, while the dew is on tor are moist) when they are two or three days old. and it will preserve them agains, the small black fly; should .tbere come rain to wash it of immediately, repeat it, the ashes is also highly beneficial to promote the growth of the young plant. Ofientimes the black fly will take every vestige from the fields, and lead person, who did not see his field during the first few days to believe the 6eld bad, and attri- bute the evil to that cause. Many farmers are we'll acquainted with the above facts, but they are not generally knOwn--and this may be of service. A N. E. FARMER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-06

MT Delavan has defeated the brewers of Albany in their suit for damages against him for saying that pos- onous drugs, filthy water, &c. were used in making their beer.
 Maryland Congregational Election.-The Governor and Council have appointed Wednesday. the 18th of July next for the election of members of Congress of this State.
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Ia;dveis1a; 16siiieemdi Il: Ia isEss,aCIfissf6aiasea Sf: a

adverse: ostiiesImi 4 His Esstaiyfissfklaieia 81: a
.ksy.We:t:i:: bd4-a: sm;;ul .1ssl5na,::;disiia,r
rom the. hrsiR; and the !:PDrtrSls d .~t1,secr
,ot:isltnds. sill .sinalte4,:. ,::rtle otie:caif have
buf iiihi't9l~csourGes; .trc:oIliicr,: ,IQnu, Mllat-
tv~er;il6teXeir fresh .wattT. Being islands,
I nd Incapable. or srccor in tho Freschcc.ol
Il Esureriortorac, they. must eSchnyaliy per,
G1sh. when out ot:irnnl supplies. Tbs:naui
Valuable either niishf become. BY. the cs,ab:
.iisl,ient OF i,aty-ypll;; the msrc. i .yorrd
invirc a,tucE. from: rowerfllrtirmy. .9'lrir
rposition.is ne doubt commanding. .but.wc
.!l-eln .illcm MOI worthy. of .grtaitr. value,
wien fortified; than. 70 ntlorl ii. rendezvous
~ our cruisers. and to give. shelter aud PRO-.
'%ce7ioi " ,hem.w.lE pressed .by. .iarsuipg
TIE .GoMpARIsoN. ....
f: .Tbc.unhcrsiencd, in ohrhisncr 10 q rcso-
ln'iun OF the Senate, have. arrived at Tho.
pdiIt whcrc. they are dirrclra ~ nIm1 on
iln "%rompnrinivc advantages and f%acitifics
Of ports. south Of: the. Chesapeake, lorlht'es-
iaL'ishmcH pf.a navy .varl:". Depth of
tirSr ton>idrralInin, they ari"ot opinion liza,
Marv:, hcn,a lcin irmI IN The; depth Of w.ltr
w - w ~ a T"'~'I sup tJdil
ii s.!nnp of war: are nuiitto~ compete witt, the
~1ris;!ic Larlors..ol. BcdUE,ul,. S;,1ai.nlh and
ErfnsYvick... ; .
/. The prrIirc,Hc is nar,nwcd. down;.tn one
al. nicSc: and having duly weighed heir
r%rla'ivcS prctcnsioils, we hav! no hesitation.
m p%rctiTring. .Hrnr~wick. Bralidri MUS,
Yield to- her in The rsScntial. points Of
depth Of water; easy access, and carinliti>
! Of dclrnfc. Savannah musi give way.
Tor her .ra~icr access and. greater 'ltplll
water OH. rho bar, .c;as,ihI br carried mp
The river to 7 SITE safe from The. Sc3r atll no
enemy. and applicable {. thc establishment
of a:nav:v yard.".,.' =.
lin t%tiaair could hi,l renclr ConicksrurIsl.
in('tr opinion cxprcssNT ia favor of Hstrs-
wick nis!h! hr:rrcnIIed.. Brin~wicL. i$,lm
n'osl SOUTHERN %iria;Hr l;ar,oron, tLr .tianlic
sta t"ar!:. Placed near tie great cutie, al
The r~nrltncrcr." f the West Indies ,t,ld .rlli.
Gull Of M''Nich.' her -Im~i,iuo in a<,u!r of
n'lra'inc w~arIarr wiult be inv4fLfahlr,
since the. navigating. Interests .m Am ]crirInv
l%i!!'i>t'- pass. hN her dinr. All. OF: wilch"is
respectfully srlhriiiled:...'
=. . . Nj. r.. WOOI.SEY.. -.
.-...>. AI.EN.'R. CLAYTON, .
Il. H..SIiGBltIi.K,. XIX.
=. Dcrenhcr Pr. lS36.. .... :.
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From. ilie Trhs,tf:on Nrrcnry. Marchi.l
IATEST iiitYyN. ElD III =. :

.Bt"thc scAr.: :. s.: MIS-. t.;,ar: S.urh
sifk, nrriyrnI: yr~tcr't;y :irn,u -. A,g,,slilp
"r.lc"rir thai tw"-nf ecu T~i-ram'rZ:s M
..-!nrS:whr.!w cr,' captured last N,;,r' by: ,im
'lli,iInnS.. llt made til"i; r,c.lpra AMI r"lnrrir!
80. Au",t>Iin" "n.Sa!ur;!nv last, :,,,rll in
:: rapt. A!lo S,;'c'f l!'al alm,rr four bun,lry!
indian " arri"rs %. .Phii;p'sGlD.. had ION
'rgnlratGh near f'.ila ka!; n'!al,. ~nnrirlr,r Mira
:'nIh. had CON" .ln,p f"r J"siu. aud uivrn
himself nip. where: he illrri"lcJ tn rrIuiin.-
!iHr.c >i'I,i'rr> of .!.~Hti!!lS are r.,,u,,e,I :.
hcihG III. The vicinity of Alos1n;lo. Ti.u~
cunts ;nn' Or rKc. i;ir"c. ....:.:
:. l>yt!.r :r'hr. i'oify.; Cnp,: i'rlkcr, ~a.riyr,l
rom Jarh>Hnrlilr. We also learn, Tia, ecu,
lr:nJ had ;rnt. to Gnrrv.S Ferry G,r:.iW,
hnrSrs'to .rGurw.UIc. Champaign. The taGi,i$
NOT havin"cU,in' insncrorhiii," 10 anr..onich,
and rlial-Ihe Srcarncr i'orrs. RI, hid LAH,
despatched 10 : ,yanpah on. ,Sa,iflay.i,r
:. From our C. respondent.
ST. .ArGr.G' t%E,; t'rb.;a7, 1871
+: TIE 'y:qr .noa.,na1i g,i-On. S,1u1 law
night l;,St. i6fnnlntien .w:r: received irnI,
G"ncrnl Jrsnp's. ;Cnppp,. III >:Dpd:.,*. T:u,!:
Ground: aid we. rror.r i, sac, lAnt i,.;.
far .GromrIrrGrii@: Ii iS';iu.r.f,iia, ne Ia
dihn%liAyc held 30 Ia.k; iror ..nvr flir ti.i,t.
returned as They: agreed. TO. Gen. .G.Sup
was ,o'wairuniii !So.nrlaE Wien lie wn;:,l
II: tonliI"ntc: L">liItt.~:. Aluu,. Out, Iiiu.
dr7I in!lans. had idrrn..im i!r:Cainr,.. MI
abraham were. .;fllqucd. fred. irrraSs. and
c"rrsS on Saturday ni2li l;,sl Cen. Her.
!nlnleSS W." NJ, r0eS, ..A'r,k aud stephen;
VII" were taken by the InlhuiS in Man l;y>i
%r"t"rncd, laliis 1'lcrt1I ily'ir..r~r;irr Oh
Ef!or>"hark. We have not >orl 1ilcni, iuii
VIZ t";ru thar -t4cN. :stn'e, tl,;r' ,l,cIc ia
@Ith' deal ot. '~iSscIhion IN III" ni,,inn .'fi,.
Chris. arr. wiling lnsivr zip. lGi Inc v.ina5
" arrlors are at,r>r- 10 ir-:tlau. ,hcl-l.avc
f'ltm'N ;"i mhlhuniiinn-ihar Philips ,rihr
Fii T"nko'ihy have moi been III lur.cl--;mI
i!I!i they have ;tt6rctu GILMORE til;,n. lrV f:g,r,
ing nicn-lIrit in The ;n'iack i,ror ,l,.:ii,ai
work al I.ikG Monroe. they ioS,. one Lill";
a%h1llircr wonnaGh-i,id lhat'ihc pnrtv:dil
moi know ol.llic Atmisrice. 4 rcpnn, pre-.
'vails'amms-,ficrn liar rn::.rs1p.. in hold
inc on ~ihrolIrr Of II talk, intends 10 eclrfnm
hand Gull, thcmf, and ship them oil. and ibis
has prevented their. ;,ttrndfng,!c .Nfnuy Of
them arc mo-" going South with their Gmi-
lies. .ihcsc-ncgfoes are To be-. examined in
relation Ito The correspondence which has
been carried on:With the negroes iu town,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-09
.IHAnLHsro, -. Feb. -.

~{iApLtS wv I'd. n:
'Jfaghma lRqsl;ery s: aiicn,t.io Mulaer.
Mr. Nelson. klcxnndcr, FROM " inmsho-
rough. sc. was wny1aid; near. the ..EigL,
Mile Ilnnse,' early. ul Saturday tnorlili..'
and rohhcd 0 fS39M.' Fire particuia4s.; H.
.!ar. as they have CONC 10 our knowledge,
arb as l:olIows.: -. -. :... :. i:
:, Mr.. :hlcxhnacr, or T'hu,~dav last, was
acc1S1ett; near the i, ago .GourI..-by a.,s,n
calling hin'sclfM III, G!rdngtr:; who had With
INN two tnEs' Tor sale, saying THAT 1n: had
two more. at his ffantr1i6n, ncnr-ric Eishr
Mile House and h,:it II, be would ;nrctlliu.
There np. Fr!aay...tl he would sI,ew rho Others,
Acc0tfmely. Mir A.. wciu to the page, de
sisiiatc1L but NIT, meeting g., he remained
at the Four Milc'il4ma on k3riaay' eveni,is.
.whcmln.1roccedel roiLllc, EiAIt. aIHc.IIm,.e:
where. he. rem,amed.turin= The night lie.
started carly"n S!i,irdr minrifins, for TOW Il,
nnF after rt*c"c!iiG Il Iori s!i<ranrr. tu!r
ar Wi!li Three men. '~auinnc.MhDmn be reed.
niA'd Airan.ar.. They pr-vuiIrd .oI him.,i
~di>t'ount,nhd after l":nS 80, r. lllrc'v III,
7'1h''ar"uh" him. and one OF hi, nrGnn;-
'~Hli,cS, h!iils I%iS.,norili ..~r:l,tygs With :. :ui,,
%,thitc" prnn"llnrd. lily tie nuw .a1.nd:ii:
'hysirian %! IL pniS"lluNs. na,nri. >,!rn.nrji
'Iin.ip the. woods, kirktd :ud bruised Hi.
dfcadtuHy AND rohs;c,l linn Of all lis ,nnncs
|, Ma: Aloysn'lir now lays Dangerously iii
NJ the lItiXiE MI" louise Hhul'hr has ali The.
,iiciulilire from hi,.lricusts in tnwn. ~il4+tca II
be. possibly hc>!"wcl upon hin.-:CHu,nr..
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PROSPECruS.

!.
II Is now mis- npr?fcrn rlur,hr T;:xccu-
'!vr iirparit'rn' has absorbed :ncarlv AII Tie
l'"Mrrr "i ,'ri,'airraf Go.crhniynr. nmd,hat
i"'i:'n">l'hr "l \ r;"li''rl reform ran prevent
nI:.''al' Sn'hl!'@ I'M" Il ir;'ilcal ..rSi"fiSm.-
!''f' l'i2, the tIr,' Sicr4'a> .hcrn-iHh"n that
',:''' I" nus result. m" .is',n elm cnnrrm.
{'r,e 'h"" cv"''': that me dalN TRANSFERRING
nsi"r' as; ana rr''lihI' Hind I" ilr: truth
fowrr' 'l''' ''iE al! constitutional restraints
mvc:nrrn uS"rp'nt ny The ';X"cm'iyr and.
"""r. MN ms nave 7rrn. 'iranSrnitird inf
""'!.!'rG H.":.w'li. Th" rr'<iJ'nt;hn<
.h"''nI..u H!S >,H|+'>>"r' '"'f by "F":n~ al.
Ill., ~ !h'.,@r a.. ,:G.,!nn'I,! has ri:'c''!
, wm ";.' M',''' - S'"le"'r'!S'.n
hrlniInv;I Ivy h. ""n'."' 'm!N "A'nnI''>w''t
,Ii.n:. i cii;c ~. ;mnIr "m';"n '"; T:
,;"ry.n, ;.',',, r',"nr '','i"%It,'<. 4"
T., ,,,"r. 49, ,T|"'i "n?iI'' ''',r-
), , 'nnS' !: 'fa:iN '' aM'!'"t' VII"
,in,.I 1l,' ia':'rt,,a "nF Ff"c ''.''n-
.r:,, h'''1 . t'', n.''1'i'r Is Il"
t,ir ,,sirc, i,,Hirw'' =" : '''>' ':''''s''"y TO
'EH.ct,,"r u,;,,,a,j ms m,y h..
-: -: " '' .'"":''hl
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I'll" prlnripl"'anl ~pufrn~c.sf thu Rciorr
:.'n"EHr" set iorl! u The s1hinji"4 noSprcrns
Of Mn. Cratic, whose services. we IrIvc en-:
"h"c'!'as the snIc.;mt exclusive editor. ol The
paper ii will be- prhlislirt dalv..;n ten.
HI%.:it'r~ per annunr-iri-wreLlv. %'!,;ring: Tic
Session hi Congress, ::lud .Sclrri weekly du-.
ING lis recess a. SIX dqiIars per annnln,.
'MlLL!NM W. MnoRE'& CO..
!. Washington City, Feb: II IS.I1.. :. :.
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FROM the Omitted States TsIcgraph.7
TO tEiTE PUnI,ic

Tie undersigned is compelled; by other
Indispensable ~rn"IrnlcnrS 10 Withdraw .ffmlr
IN" publication Of nc I. tnitrl' Ssia,cS Tel
'r.ral'h," the subscribers To WIr;rlrwill here
;itIrt rtrcivc in its. StrIl..; @i1h Il, 11;rincr,r
. ,icw upper r'illi>lpcd in lhi~ciy bv M~essrs.
William w. M"dr" 4 Coz: and edited by
Richard k..Cfallr, Esq. -. ..
=: =. .- DUFF GREEN:.
Nasllillelem City, lEcb. 2I..LS:i1.. :: =
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Nei.spoper ,S.idtisijcIs-In'Snnin II,

Newspaper 'SiaNsieh~-Tn'spain!he tc
are IL. newspapers in Portugal I7,in.Swil.
zcrlard 3d.. Belgium 62, in Denmark so
ih'Ahsrria, 50, In Rtussi;r nI-Hnland 81, in
Holland L5h, in G;renu Britain cd, in Pr,s.
sia 2SS, in the other GtrInanic States :'05,
ip' Australia DIN Afk:ca D. in. Asia.:2S,
anf!in .Nmcriea LBS. The ,otal mum.
brr Of newspapers published in Europe IS
Alba -. 49,. !.'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-09

AHEntitii' Interesting Ifprn1a,i6n IS. cs$tcct-
Eed-n. by obtpinea i!%wn''!4nI.' .''T.heysarie in
Irison: -. 80.
:-:Thr Hostile l.tks.-Th llisflc Creek,
it, Wi.eprs' flJv6 .he,at4.n' themselves to :tl,o
roiln!ry around Pch. river, On the .:Flofnla,
tn.t. Tire 1i.htaon,ery AIy1rtisar. States.
That .1beH are. Ut: ltast SIX hundred. ruph
in, parsuit.oE'tin.nl A .skirlnish.Jook place
between: a.IiarIH of them and. some OF The
%sculcrs in lI,:it region ON. the l2th..ipslnnt ii,
The. interchangeable, .i;racral- Wclbnriic and
his command: are s,i!t 10 be in the pursuit.
:. Wc'umdrrstam! thai, the .sellhsrs. ON The.
i'ulia,i ianals have ro,nc. TO- the dAcrnnina-
lion L, remove tiic:tss callnl) friendly In
'lians. into ting interinr' Of HE State, where
they will be surrd,thdcd by r1n %,vlliics,- anil
wl,urc ..tleir sense If -rrompt punishment
Will. deter tj,cm lroip the commission Of
crimt.-.Coiumb3$ Sentinel. -. :.
49,. --.-
:. The M~ilcd.cvil!r Fcihr1i, Unini,. of the
2lsr inst. savs-'! A:parry .fIioStiIc. Greeks.
after Heir battle win Gen. Wcllbbru'scom-
pAny, suddenly. dlror,cd their course sn,nh,
towards The, Bay oF E>ra,mbia Discovered
~ohE7Iirir; ro!r5, low Observation-Disclosures, ilcy
were Snrrnnndcd by.: parties uc .wi,iie. men,
AMI 'lrir Whole lbnrc. was nc;ir being 'c;i,,-
'urcd: bn' they. fought de-; pcratr!v-anl
ai'r:r lo>ine.a nnlnhefni: their men, HEY clu-
!cd Their, pnrsucrs.. They bad hoes will,
Ilicm ana il IS c6mcc,hreh. thai they intend
10 mak".;i lodsm:nt, III least for one season,
ii 'lt 'hinIy settled e"nn'ry about the rs
.~catnbin.
"A part of the hostile Greeks. after Well.
horns bi'L'r. rcturrf",l.. i, is -aiL, 10 Lirlt.
:Slman's camp. AMI that among them were.
eight. WounLGl warrinr>.''
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Itai9alrii,itE: ll.at.estips i,hlfwtna,i6nJy Is. expect.
Eed-n.bs obtainea lrunr,!!Wnr,: .'Theys!r in.
prison.: : -. - - -
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MAYNARD .sOUTM- DT:EuESAc
$50. -. .PEAKE:BhY. =.
letter: .noiht. tito Secretary. 81: ihe. Navy.
:: . e5d.ona;Iss; 4 :sSpfss d! % ji.S: .lSs eSf;,n;.:
): ..na,idm Of hs;rb9ars:soii,fh OF GhtsapcsRe
Bly, with. 4 Syie@ 9. TO THO establishments .of
/. q,.NaIy.Y ard... ::.:.":s:
ss,Feb: sI''lss7::: Read and lad@upor the
table. ..-,.s. $. Il. :.
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i.
=, 80 =.
=. $500. -I-r.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-09

:. This .harhor..wps surveyed ky.. Lient.
Siccktom i'll. 1925 Ills report has irrn
csfcdhysoundinss and observation. and its
general correctness. ascertained. Tie arm
Of The. sod which. enters between Hunting
i,l.IlIItent island is kh6wn.as Port ROYAL
AsoulG. Its sufficiently. deep and spacious
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7. IN Whit. j hlvc sad I desire to offend NJ
pnt. L n'ir!! !hntc. no improper. motives to
any genri.innn: Others may. diiIer' from
mc. I%;alIurs to no individuals L have
uttered what | tGIt on, ibis painful 6cra-
sion. Z. hrnre' others 10 pursue ..tlieir own
course and The responsibility hc'wifIrthcin
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e:NAyY ~D1:PARTMENT,l

:. ,sir-sIh compliance Nth a resolution of
lhe:iloqse:or- Reereseniruiyes .of the. '@Sei,
i'ltinio, .EhaS;e the. honour t., transmit, hers-
with, Il copy Of the report 81. the E6nmis.
sfoncfs charged WIN d,c ..exaiJinaiion Of
ports and 'arbours south Of thsGhesurake
bay; With It vicSSs. to rheir comparative adj:
v~al,ascs>fof ,te establishment Of a Navy.
N,.r - -!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Family Onnrrcis.

Jbef. soens TO BE- little oommotion IN the great
Tory Family in several sections Of the ooun
,y And uusss the "f,orte con himself about
i.tion. II - feared the family will be broken up
DISTRESSING Indeed this be TO the delicate nerves
Of such men Monseur Jackson Benton Kendall and
bost Of other nc amsble members o II.
The brc.eL this wherein TIC dispute is about le
x,iinsie u,sg.,dsore sc &c continues to en-
large awiuy, and the two vahon leaders OF the DIS
Affected BREACHES 10 be unfeloning as two little
rooster, Who both hsh fcr supremacy with eqoa zeal
onnee,Icui too detection has taken place The
chief umpeer lot ,ha, baneh Of the family THE rmesl
la. chde the Governor exercising the veto pow
ore Ia imitation Of the mighty hero of oreans-aHd uses
weight, words about Laa calls him political traitor,
sc TIE Father Of sh great family mus, write aoo,hei
long better unlike that afec,ionale one written to
~. sheod which had such wonderful effect UP1a tho
eovthern branch OF 10 Of disturbance there
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Tie nslpore hu,rrsn give. soocas, Il the mc.s
WrJpcsis, uied. iss,hs, ,is,teJ that ci,, Ths
heavy shaver. ef vain thsi Night .uaden sod
iranrdsa 81 the Jones Fills icarrs up the
mil dam. AID wolen bridges shave. sad horsias them
down sgains the bridges within ID. CT, ii,s Thus
the arches cfthe asr became o,rueied which caused The
Immediate oyornaw OF the nvc' and inundated the lover
parts Of the tyoae oo.t extensive injury ss veil 10
rhos. districts the Improved property bordering on each
side o. tho Fals
1uner 81 lives also lost, including smong other
cases phnle family of Eve persoHs father mother and
three cdaea cnod from Their sleep 10 meet
At moments warning Simultaneous death. The precise
number ~ yerish~d had no, hceo sscersined.
Tie American say.-"We devoted scms hours yesterday
the heart sotcning duy Of ersrnas this esssded scene
Of devastation bu, attempting description Of IT. We sFc
fully satisfied that nothing which ,sy the subcc,
vii furnish the o,dcf with adequate idea Of m character
Those only who have rone the ground ha,e dcas
estimate tho nature calamity witch few hours has
visited with damsge hundreds Of fellow cit
ineas"
There gea, spprehcnd that May have been
drow ned aud carried down the stream This suppcsii'oa
derives great confirmation from the fact that the bodies o
FIVE unfortunate beings found lodged agans, tho draw
bridge.
PS Postscr,p, IN the Baltimore Patriot says,-"We
have learned tina, twelve thirteen have been
the shantccs the su'quehanna Railroad and
that tito loss Of property there has bcen immense"
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4 Good Movement.

The ms-b.r, J,hs Ameriean iaahiute, ofihe State Of
n Noss have issued Cfcslaf inviting "a General Con
,eH,ion Of from 81 tie productive portions
81 ooea,y ~hog' distraction e plfes, iorthc purpose
81 tu and oaadd cIchsase Of aud thorough
investigation Of eau.e and effect ard concert ia action wod
greatly eoRdaee favorable state Of ,hass aHd =
hoped. here amer may pre,eHi the Of tose
wi, ~ah which VISITED sad ,hlt II Be-
needed that she ,ad be held Plladc pha
III State Of Pennsysan,a, the Ia Tuesday Of August
1857 at 10 O'Clock, 4 and that consist 81 tuinr
s,iseie1 i ihe protective ciarcs1Ed tia, They
~ souInu4tnt unid The desired object be
asisiaed.T
The street, 10 - accomplished by tie assemhur Of rueh
eoa'suioH wli oeiialy command the attention 81 al
-hs Ssso9s n cnoou ssirs Asuog',ore Commerce
aud Manufacturer and Of oieag the great nteres;s o. "a.
issas issssy tatasoiy eonaeoiod wiih pe,f prc,pe
- snd would therefore, recommend meas
are Adopted g. o,rnius The Plaza proposed b a.
The pope Of Vermont, have deep iateresl "a
i-ss 'cPrssoAied sAo proposed eosses,oo shoalL
,sis the per- eps Al "a eafy day or that purpose
III finally KsSoissd That, ga uadtf Ioude th.
ca.Nrao tfeers and pFnrufr fai fcnreseutstan AZ s
delegates be Invited ifou IN lhe fsiesihe cot
gtoSisg well - the gram FfoNinF nanuiac NJ
go ,eaaiasistslifos ciiics ooahes osES, 4nd agf A.
t-rsi ssrs''ss Incorporated saevzeafiog snf csc
~isii"ns a. vel fs rad ard canal eompaneF ast
has eenlisN ts app1il issif Il is Iusiaais
asassh hA tho itsss " n,ionai eds,ry and soi, te
a AZ thy.t ifssudis "a sie fr~ctrg fse,
sAs thu oesiiseI " hsd carts d.Y 10 Eel Del,
"a rsfend n ftlt feco- "A thst .eiass
psgfs b. prepared and pshsaed n .ser ~ o fsct,
.s si"e - rses-'''y 81 seHefs siesa.as esaeo sn.
20 aF~rali0H.'
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To all whom il may concern.

%yyBIlEREAs, THOMAS l.. GRiNEl.L, has taken
w the liberty 10 pre.en, my name before the puol'c'
the Vermont Warhmao, representing me ne having
e his bed and bnnr without just cause or prp'oea'ion,
nd having wish to vni,cste the truth 10 whatsoever
situation am plsrsdJ hereby promptly deny the charge
brought agsinft by the sBii Crntli. AM quite
wiling that lac should tell the public that have ie HIM
4 he wishe to- but never left his bed, Tor he never had
one lr ne 10 leave aud 10 board he had not provs-
ion enough f,r person meal nj the lime LETT him.
10 speak the plain truth he was too iodolept 10 'ake
re- Of wife aud child. Had no, had KIND neigh
bor. must have snI red much Gr tho comforts ~
warm f. eide ss well ss provi'ons. lie hal no need 81
eauouiug any sgaiust trusting me on hi' necouna'
for there Iepenience {" be placed oa hs WORD III
all Had he use the ia hl, power TO have pro-
cured velihnl II would mol now have been SAID mat
Thomas l.. Grinue aud his wife bnye parted Further.
more should DOT haye made tbs pubic, and exposed
ri, lracter bal he Mt given me proyocaton ny ""'
stating the truth olihe case. .
Rutland, June 10, 1887. 20
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IA Tesut,oI .lsi u.t JoGu " iiose t.sG. aged -
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mel, " Hssi ia - sc. I'D ~ lice ss sssi s.dent
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