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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
DAILY STAGE. EitchGeld and NcW-Eiaven
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A STAGE will leave Spencer's Mansion "A House, Litchfeld, Monday, Wednesday and Friday erenings, at Il o'clock, and arrive at New-Haven in time to take the Boat for N. York next morning at 7 o'clock. Also, stage will leave Litchfield, as usual, same days, at 8 o'clock A. M. from same house-making it equal to daily line via Watertown, Water bury, Naugatuc, &c.
 Returning, on the same route, leaves New Haven every day, Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Steam Boats from Ncw-Yo for Litchfield, where passengers can take the Albany stage, which leaves immediately up- on the arrival of the stage from New-Haven, and reach Albany next day to dine.
 Inquire at the old Stage Office, N. Haven, of H. MIX, Agent, and at the Mansion House, Litchfeld, of Mir. COB, Agent.
 J. w. HARRIS & co. Propristo's.
 May 9, 1887. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
AUCTION!

DY an order of the Court of Probate for the ID District of sharon, will be sold on the premises, in sharon, Ellsworth Society," on the 24th dag of August nert, at o'clock in the afternoon, at Public Auction, if not previous ly disposed of at private sale. so much of the Real Estate of AUSTIN ST. JOHN, late of said sharon, deceased, as will raise the sum of three hundred and ninety-six dollars and twenty-four cents, with incident charges of eale. LEWIS ST. JOHN, Admsa'r.
 Sharon, July 31, 1887. 4*e
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
jV'eaC- KkeyWeas GsaSag jVeeU- Work
 STEAM BOAT LINE.
The Steamer Nevv-RHavem,
 CAPT. J. STONE, AND The Steamer NeW.YOrk.

CAPT. E. STONE,
 Will,alternately, ,leave New York daily (Sun- days eXcepted) from the East River Steam Boat place, foot of Beekman-street. at ' o'c'k A. M. Returning, leave New-Haven daily Sundays excepted) at the same hour.
 Excellent Post Coaches will be at the Steam Boat landing in New Haven on arrival of the boats, to convey passengers to Hartford, Bos- ton and Providence, daily also to Litchfield, Woodbury, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days; also to Wolcottville and Plymouth, via Waterbury, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- urdays.
 N. B. The New-Haven Steam Boat Com- pany will not be responsible for packages of any sort, unless they are delivered in New. York to the Captains of the boats, or their agent, JOHN STATION, and in New-Haven at their office.
 CHA'S w. AMMAN, Agent.
 April %. 1887. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
Beware of Commercials /!

IN order to prevent the sale of spurious N Pills, Dr. BrGndreth has prepared certifi- catesfor every agent,signed by himself,which we are to sign and distribute to every agent appointed by us. All Dr. Brandreth's Pills, sold by any person without a certificate, are commercials. PIERRE & PARMELEE.
 MiddletOscn, June l, 16S7.~ lyl
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
D. L, FARNAM,S POteagt KSftiasg mud FO1-cissg PUAlRSa

MANUFAcTURED BY J. s. LEIBERT G co.
 ct GernpGntOaOn, neGr Philadelphia, Penn. NNo. 2, Large Pump for raising water for 1N the supply of Villages, or any purpose where great quantity of water is reouired, they will raise 200 gallons per minute.
 No. 2, will raise 60 gallons per minute, the above are we'll calculated for Steamboatsy Ships, Stone Quarries, or Fire Engines, for Steamboats they are valuable for filling boil- CTS of water tanks, washing decks, and may be safe guard in case of fire, as Engines they will throw water; No. l, 100 feet, No. 2. 6O feet perpendicular.
 No. 3, for deep wells of 100 feet or less, they will work easy any depth, will raise 20 gallons per minute.
 No. 4, House pump for drawing water from wells, clsternS, or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 30 feet, and will raise from l6 to 20 gallons per minute, according to height and distance.
 These Pumps are all formed of metal, of the most lasting qualities, they are very sim- pie in their construction, and those parts sub- jectto friction are packed with Leather, and may be readily renewed, Should they ever require it0 by any person of ordinary capa- city; years experience and the general ap- probation of those having used them. are & guarantee oftheir superior qualities, over 700 being now in use.
 For Pumps in the County of Litchfeld, except Warren, Washington and Ne,o-lMiLtord, apply to ANDREW BUEL, in Litchfeld.
 July 20, 1886. ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
Rank HIotas RedeamedI \

ISAAC LAWRENCE has on hand on ex- 1 tensive assortment of Dry Goods, Book Accounts, &c. sc. with which he will redeem the Notes of such Banks in Connecticut, most parts of New England, New-York city, and New-York State. as have lately refused to re- deem their Oac1. May IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
To Parties of Pleasure.
 Ad@

THE subscribers having fitted up CAR U RACE for the accommodation of the public, are ready to wait on Parties Of Pleas 1rs to a ride, for long or short distance. T Their regular days for carrying pas- sengers to BANTAM LAKE, are Wednesdays and Saturdays.
 N. B. Handsome and substantial Horses and Wagons can be procured at all times of the subscribers.
 PARMERLEE & STONE. West-street, Litchfeld, July 5, 1887.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 YTNHE limited copartnership formed pursu- l ant to statute law of this state entitled an act authorizing limited partnerships in certain cases,' between the undersigned on the l2th day of July, A. D. 1886, under the name and firm of Marcus De Forest, Manu- tacturer," ot which the said Marcus was the general partner, and the rest of the underslgn- ed were special partners, is this day dlssolv- ed by mutual consent.
 Thomas Bull, Horace M. Dudley
 Nathaniel B. Smith, T'Glcoh Norton,
 Nathaniel Preston, Seth Strong,
 Jomes Preston, Marcus De Forest, Daniel Futile, Etl Summers, Shelden Summers, Ruth Smath,
 H. J. LinsleH Dar'd Snm'ners' Abel Benedict, Harriet T. SGyre. Woodbury, June IA, 1857. Ot4
The herald., 1837-05-17

A PoETIcAL DESCRIPTION oE THE FALLS OF NAGA.
RA.-Fanny kembe had some power of description,
but she did not dare to describe the Falls Of Niagara
An English tourist who has recently visited this
country, has no such foolish fears Hear him.
:" visited the celebrated Falls of Niagara but
really could not see any thing SO Very imposing about
them as had been led TO believe The great breadth
takes away from the height; and must say have
seen as striking effect produced by the fall from
common mill dam at home, or in one of those that
run across the Hudson to supply the canals Poets
and travellers call II sublime; and am aware that
the frothy appearance Of the water after it has fallen
gives II rapid like appearance for considerable dis
tance; but we may observe this III miniature in the
commolon caused by the paddle wheels of steam
boat, or in any of the falls in Britan."!!.
We are indebted for the shove extract TO the Phila-
delpha Gazette. That paper informs that the work
OF this selfconlident tourist, "caps the climax Of
thrice sodden stupidity" If the above extract be a
with the reverend Mr.. Fidler, whose work on this
country has heretofore borne off the palm for una
dulterated leaden stupidity.
The yard suck criticism of the tourist, about the
BREADTH and height of the falls, is vastly amusing.
ExTRAoRDINARy SuIcIDE-The body of man was
lately found on the banks of the Seine at Rouen.-
In one OF his pockets found paper on which the
following lines were written In trembling hand
She is sixteen. l am almost thrice her age Ii
IS long since saw her for the first time; she then
smiled upon with the innocence Of childhood and
her sweet little hands played with my hair.
She is sixteen this day-and am more than
forty-her hands are more timd, and her angel eyes
are abashed when look upon her. Why2
Il would almost wager this child of sixteen loves
me-; for have her weep have seen the tears in
her eyes when any danger has threatened me-
"And But am more than forty-and she is
scarcely sixteen-yesterday she not SO.
Is she not too young for me, or am not too old
for her ?
Its better to terminate this business.
destroy myself not because l am more than
forty, but because she is not more than sixteen"
The body has not been recogniZed
The herald., 1837-05-17

OVV nes ana thers nfofned thai of he
csorbtant aeandea Tor Nav YORK The
induced to ohcf part oftbe above lots e..
mo.t da term. to those who viii Immediately build
sathem. But tey not for sse except for mneae uaprc
uent.
The above proser'y situated milo oboken Ferry
and aou r@l. from tc Eysan Yields situated lofty and
ecva For health,
be SURPASSED IN nature Having noble
the together with the cities cf York n
their vario-s rv,rs harbo and shipping
The prees c the ab e e 10 DOT exceed one tsrd that Of
Bfoekyn, WIinmshueh ppd Staten Island having tho
less prous city yosk and
vantages, az may b. shown visiting the lots
Inquire ofC. BROWNING on the premises, al his ofhce
No Wall street ~ v.
BPerson. purchasing and wishing contract will
beautiful and convenient ~osass built for them at on $500
oioco.
Ao t~os all let together with sutab. sardc..
tackled ist Of April asd MAY, atins
The herald., 1837-05-17
DOCT. s. SWEETS
CELEB Il ATED sTRENGTHENING


The valu1b pam the SIDE back
debility The back and hns from the effect
and bones offered the pub
hc Dr. Swectof Franklin Conn long for Bone
Setting willing omeet the wishes of friends aaa that the
thousands suffering from and weaknesses avail them
selves of and diminish the bills Of scians has
ranged with Mr. b. G. Baxter OF New Londpn Conn.
iactra his Strengthening Save and supy and
the United states; without written
sf B. G. BAXTER Agent and Joint Pcopnaor.
Messs Pratt Ray, druggists Maiden Lane, who esal9
Agents TO the city Of New York tor sale by of
spectacle Druggists, Price 25 d roll n3t,
The herald., 1837-05-17

y Il ~ sxDI., IN 1,
Co after the most successful ali the bra of
business having csahllshes himself Fin the trade,
friends, at his No Is Nassau Pine
eadid assortment hats oeye variety Of o the aesn
the plain, which, style Of mOd material and finish shat
found anvaed lie Intends 10 sell SIS only and by directing
his whole to baa single style confident o producing
ce and fashion utility having establish
ed this quay we Tor and elegance durability
deems obvious advantage 10 the public confne
instead Of making variety
rival in the department. taste he ~ln himself in
competition with sament pfoiucng this article
He has made for the London and ,hen
with of the best houses those cities and will always he
FIRST the market with the standard establishes oreig
taste. BIRD, IS Nassau corn.r Of Pipe
The herald., 1837-05-17

fault if it didn't "bie; for he had partly filled the
great washing kettle with water, and with the empty
dinner pot IN II, had hung il over rousng fire.
Upon examination, however it was not sufficiently
boiled for dinner. Mr. Smith flew to the birch stick
over the mantle shelf, but his better half suggested
10 him that God must have impelled Be-relgious !"
TO the act that the spot within pet" might illus
trate more clearly "the wheel within Wheel
The above verltable fact we received from great
great great grandson, on the fathers side OF Mr.
Smith. Ii may be, therefore, relied as correct
We believe the name now is nearly extinct
The herald., 1837-05-17
Paper HangIngs,
DONCOIRT a, GT a NJ NJ q u g

beg leave respectfully call tho enJ
and public generally TO their asd ee
goods s received aad at
street between Frank fort and Hague and
dealers will find at thir ab her where
o be met wih IN addition tsthc goods Sfon
eTs OF the above m generally known by the appoaou
oil the IhTee ringer Paper Hanger who needless
but strangers stands IN Paper hang
Ing bot Ter neaness and despatch wi attend az
practicable Is all the which shall be 10 his care
The herald., 1837-05-17
Exchange your Notes!!

While Tom was pass ng down the street
Witha whole handful Of B INK Bills
legal friend he CHANGED to meet
And thus, addro sd the man ofauls;
Pray how the devil skall I get
The value Of these rags, I've gotten;
The Banks declare they're SOlrent yet,
The trddesmen all declare they re rotten.
MY chidren now are starving quite,
" go home my wife will iei me:
For she's not had her Tea tnight,
where's there store will take them tell me-
Why AT two hundred and seventy fosr,
In Gr.epwich street, you'll do the thing;
Where the Nelc York Tea G0Dipanv's Store
q yes TEA Tor all the NOTES you bring
lpfOsite Stunt st .nm Candy ExfnAI Ii .hnenf
The herald., 1837-05-17
MILLINERs SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
TO THE LADIES.
IT. M % x q NJ.

I2lt Cha ham Street,
Begs leave To info the Ladies' oNew York ard IL vicinity
that ne has Just esed arrivals the choice and
- eegast assortment of goods offered in thi, CITY
Elegant Printed Muslns OF the most novel designs
Printed Lawns and Ckall,s.
oveona Dresses. at 50 IS the Dress of 10 yd among which
achoice assortment Coors.
Ease of the Real Imperial Blue Black Washing silks sh
ling peryard, offered in this city under shlngs
Riblons IN endless variety
full and choice assortment Of ch sssed and plain silks and
se dox plain and embroidered hosiery Sd pair
Russla Diapers and Table I.Inens.
Gibsons celebrated iish Linens.
tCarons Of cmbr p.icr,cs.
Drapcy style together with large assomen
sf cacoes and domestic nrerous 10 ~ent,on
al the lowest price asked and no abatement.
3m IT. MORGAN. Chotbupr
The herald., 1837-05-17
WHOLE NO. 53I.

rLn,, Express Line.
ne Public formed the ne has
atoms this sprng. nus No""o"oe'ope'
most approved principles ~ oeo" o''"' v" t"e
i GOATS are wid and more Than which have for
mi ucsn y use ana lso furnished complete
running - ~ "' " "''"o SPoe" io'
oa on tie Rail Road The sroagcst kind and finished
mann aud been ken ~
breaking. 80 ~ Pe'o"' 'he possIhIy U
no pans saredby the propretors of the Express Line
one lc comfort and accom- sodaIon ho nav ma
tronHe H. speed IN making .lssage willie n,a, y -"
persons travelling westward the Exoess ine offers every
hua' n cIeht iur a speedy and pleasant lrney ~ ''
ms ino also connects With The Mail Steom pocLo ;
Pittsburgh daily for Cincinnati Louisville :, Inns
@ New Orleans and All places SO ,hai pas
tffiee, No - Che rect ~ AZ.
ea May DE- taken ~ No 81 Ches No Aycaa ~.
a5lm "hs Nheshut streets.
The herald., 1837-05-17

VIsIt1ng and SfOre Cards
ENGRAVED IN A surEnIoR STYLE, AND PRINTED WIT
THE UTMOST SEATsEss.
Persons furnishing their Copper Plates can have the,
prsed on the most approved fashionable style of cards
THE LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED,
And anirvoce Of superior Enamel ed Cards r vsr
Cards, which Tor riyancy OF polish oscelcd
Merchants and store keepers supplied Cards either Copp
plate or Letter press at fro hours notice Caids at
Home and Tor Private Parties, &c.
Specimens to be seen and ~ ret. promptly executed at
-.- : VALENTINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE vfsITIN
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT u,
50 JOIN street corner fyHiiaH. aaiim
NOTICE To NEW YEAR PARTIES-J. c. DECKER
wse, ~ nio friends the public that
fresh supply o fst OYSTERS and ready them
fned Stewed Roasted and Picked the liberal terms
At The honcst notice. Please apply al 81 Futoasce
The herald., 1837-05-17
,ONFECTIONAR

III A CARD.-ro the Ladies sf New York-A thing
pressy manufactured tor the ladies' a GREGORIS wholesale
and retail Confectionery store No 3l Wamstr9et ~ " and
sold wholesale retail by this VA
NLLA Cream Cansy new. and delicious article, is
w hereby the judgment and patronage OF the New
York etz ms aad the public general and the Ladies'
wis 10 be the best judges eihc of life
sweet without bitter the Vanilla Cream Caldy stands pre-
~ b. On hand ana constantly manufacturing general
men OF Candies for the south and Wecra markets the
est wholesale and warranted 10 keep climate No
charge for boxes packing carriage to THE city
mol lup
The herald., 1837-05-17
DENTIsTRy.

DENTISTRY.
nR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Naaufae.
- turer ~ Incorrupbie Tech Nc. 1854 spnz Of
McDomga street
N B. Dr. - charres very moderate and his inoorups
eth really splendid.
- EMONAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfully informs his
fignds md that he has his Book
ey AMI Fancy Goods store from Broadway Broalway
second Warren opposite City Hail
made ascmen's III ~ public
earliest date He will greatly enlarge his stock and
VI constantly hand variety, ch.ce
collection 81 Clasrai Scientific, School and Msceaneous
woks, 4. w. found IN tho city.
lie w always b. rad 10 suply his customers with finest
" Engsh AMI Arcri Stationery,
be- found Eng h letter AMI note paper scaling WAY steel and
quill Ienknycs wallets gold aud silver pencils Newman
and Osbras water coOfs, oil
lie will also keep hand assonant ef Chi
Lrpns Rouks
New YMl. MAY Z, 1877 mug AZ
The herald., 1837-05-17

RUTTER -Ioe fkins pdme orange county dairy, 900 do
~ Western do 80 do Dutch for .aleby
HARTMAN a. BrRDsALL.
ma Brokers Commission Merchants 30 50 Water It,
CHEMICALS, 6c.--iooO lbs sulphusc ether; 5000 rbs
~ sweet spirits ntre lbs lbs ac tc
eheri ioes lbs. chloric do; 500 lbs liver -slphur.
Likewise luna causc pussic acid diamond red and
nn works nesmia asd iodine all
pure may be had at all times In y rate
aa1 Dr. LEWIS FEucHTwANGER, acoutlaod,,,
The herald., 1837-05-17

! ss PEARL srRBET-Ths spacious establishment i en-
the city, aae @ B. e aens sso Of s the sG
he great nf % a occupying The ground
Ter streets s arranged and improved plan vh
air sleeping bathing po9o1 @da 70
sebes WIN ., wa,e 70 ,e upper story am for other
and comfort Of the guard ai.o employed 70
s pss 4 ss ow"s5 s,i p building
any Hotel in tbs coan T a House not ns sgpeo 2
Sd co%gs,e modern c lss "i" The
and %.'s@ ,ss Rd'' s'A''a 1T9 THiTr WHIT rrspe"
EEspoNDENcEi Comprising Let, ers Of ntroducton Let
Bills Pse Ss Account s@ sr. o s
sosns sesaa. na o. Commercial Terms. and Advice
ersms 9bs igss; Foster Pnacps 'l the n York
vol iaO $50 Jasi pab.ted and of sae y ~e
A. ,rains hers what should be csaSsrcd
@ecisi or HuepeS 70 every lanior Clerk Com
all book and DC found serceaSs to
STsa0SsE1s Tss ..s1ss hs,s. W. Iaa Tap%
sscceeded in making the with ~.
e's5ss ne rs sssp. s asG "Sr ss ps
o. ths best auany, and lower than an,
3.s. Gsnsne Ps Reevsssod sswmaa Water Papers
papen Sealing Wax Steel Pens. &c 'e' hnssh
Ss, ns Cas ,ns%ess v.ms and gold border Cards
9M .srss PINS q rIGAI .s.oa.' AS
s @nSn y the s.ss sesn introduced % Into business: and carried
s"ss and s pa,soae Ssae. wiz poyl merchants
msrsa as sSca Se P P9seg E wight a and % the co
ant Just received and sale 'h ade very low
WOOD's sCAHPENTERs' a. m MECHANICS,
w TOOL STORE, 81 Chatham and Chambcrsreets N
Iersr y has constantly fo sae an excellent tof
and bits patent sett ea-ers and dvders,
sp ess. SnSeS. SPOKE .sss: aver.
"%ea. Wood o. a. eass sss .o%. msssps ~ m R e.
dral rows cutting nppe,s and pie mite squares, compass
screw soo S sSs ron ssn, ans es s
10 Alslss s,,ortmeai offians. manaiac,ureass IA
s1Ss. o,. e. .s Il. EASM ..s yt S0M y
cooaa = Mss d saa *. rse ~ - e tow" Of sa,dy Creek
This Farm contains ab,u 900 s under very
amending hs S,. frs. he United o.
painted and good five large barns one saw mill and va
ou. 9ncI =, all amonatisg 70 20 q - y sso
water which the water condaed through Tie houses and
wa .si farm sen ~ head o cattle 10 horses
and .hcee There was rascd 90 ad Farm aa ssaso
and also ma q $1,000 worth of cheese,
iarm oilers q low puos and easy iers For urhe paIcu
fpa'f be divided 10" % .u, saaie .''ss
TO wALKERsi TO Wake ERsi as Cana
With el.gan, pair q Bots f 81 - would DO we'll call at
are preferred May seneaen highest pres
poe' hey are certainly s eror any ng ~ INC kns eyer OF
fere in ts They also splendid of laes
and chens shoes Of all descriptions suitable fa spring
selves al asO Canal street, The Oldest stand on the block don't
mistake the $50 the door Boots and Shoes the
package dozen ai7.lms
NEW wORKs.-Memor. !. of the Life of sn Walter
Scott Bart, by o. Lsckhatt, part frti Jack Bag by
beoere Hook author al Doipgs, this day psshed
'oe sac ~ g. SHEPARD 2s2 Br0adway a2elw
nj AHks' IOks-Just received supply Of Marks cee
| most favorable terms by
a @. SHEPPARD. Broadway.
~ THE CoPARTNERsFIIP heretofore existing under the
n.er," A. ANDRosS CO his day dissolved BY mutua
Ne ,,L -. - W. A. ANDRoss,
The herald., 1837-05-17
TO PIiINTEIls.

y FOR SALE The FoInt of AGA " TYPE which IN,
Herald - now prwcd, weighing between and pounds
viii be sold low Appy at the Printing No Ana street
The herald., 1837-05-17
CUSTOM HOUSE uOTEL.

CORNER or PlsE AND NASSAU STREETS.
JAMES HORN, Jr, sele Proprietor and Mana ger Of the
above hrhy popular Establishment arm. friends that
OWING The unprecedented patronage he has received
erardlsss OF espese, summer
pagn, whch enables him 10 DEFY COMPETITION ~
Tue best fare which tn markets asr always be ready
us0mers NJ short notice and his the flavor
VII be constantly kept well ed CRAFTY ofthe most
us arrangements made Tor supply &C early fu ard
at the Hotel. ~ 'N'N'"
Pull and regular he af Nespapcrs of distant cities
are always u be found a the READING and COFFEE ROOM
asa strangers m the cny will ad and
receive IT'S benefits. Adms sion grlt
" Mr. HORN bees s frenis distinctly 10 h,,
e has no connection whatever ci any esob
usfo1enl nthe CITY myt
ny MEDICAL AID oEre removed 70 No 100 Chatham ~
near Pearl-DR, WM EVANS hong esten i've
pracce ~ tho treatment OF Dyspepa Worms and
frer functional dcrungpnen sinmach mites n-s
her Kidneys and bladder and digestive
secured him the ftvor and cgrlerce o the public
stage Of the aove maades DR VANS mode re-
stores me unhappy sufferer 10 health and erey the shortest
practIc ,be tmc DIR. wM. EvASS.
nv Office 100 Chatham It, mys i'm
~ SBE EAdyersement-ABBRNPTHY, Co,s,.,nd n.
gonce Cough MtNe ID speca gent l97 Bo~cy
Grana has been Obliged Of the
t mso,e from the lower part and west side sf the city oar
point HOPPER cor Broadway and Franklin ami rNDER
pILL,cor B~ekmsn and wlar Aseu,s fothis Mixture
The herald., 1837-05-17

aBE RELIGIOUS! IS THE POT BorLxp PIN the good
old days of the blue laws when it crime to
smoke pipe within mile Of the church, or do any
kind Of cooking on Sunday, there lived IN Connect
cut old Mister DOWN on your knees Smith, with his
excellent wife, Mistress Repent yoursln Smith.
liz may be proper here to remark, brackets, that
thereof IN constant remembrance OF their religious
duties. We deem il wise regulation, and the next
adopted child we have-a osr little responsibilities
are adopted rcader-shal be called "Don tforget-to
tend-church-regularly," &c. This venerable cou-
pie undertook Sunday receive the elders of the
church, and have good hot dinner the law 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding. We'ar sorry to record
the fact but so it was and faithful historians,
arc compelcd TO pen II down. So they called Be-
religious their son, into their council and told him
their plans. Be religious, d ye be sure TO boil
the pot zactly at leven"
Be-regious lid Mt like this way Of being religious.
ne though'H u wasn't fair to push so large portion
OF the san upon MS shoulders; the rogue had enough
TO crush nun already, for he had allowed the beer 10
ever, he could not h.p himsef
The Smiths went t. meeting and with about two
dozen other Smiths, hsened TO highly edfying dis
course upon the wheel within Wheel which meant
the great sins and little sns of the people As one
of the wheels, cooking on Sunday. was pamed and
wepresume of the little wheels was 10 eat II after
II was cooked. The preacher name we c,nno, owe
We have searched every history Of Connecticut from
the time of queen Anne but get 10 clue TO IL After
psalm, upon the ancient delightful nos,logcal
principles OF music, was sung, the congregation
peaceably retired.
=" fine sarmount from the elder, today" said one
grey headed dame 10 another -
.Hexuunt replied the other, who always beaut-
he'd her English IN the true over-thewaer style
"Wcry hexucnt! r made the veel within ha veel
happear very railonabe. Who would "a thought
that the great veel meant heating on Sundays
"Hnmphp' said Mr.. Smith, who overheard the last
remark.
"Humph y echoed his wife
They arrived at the house. bolted the door, and
went straight to the kitchen
Be- religious is the pot billed"
Believe its bilin"
The old lady looked, and found that il wash, his