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The herald., 1837-01-27

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Witnessed BY Cayefano Ponfen, Notary Pub ic.
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Of is effects Others recommend the pa ic-ho-
PING thai o,r' G may obtain similar benefit from the q
subscrbe myself much obliged and hsrLe .crvaps
Extract Of letter John A. weeb NJ H. OF the city ofpoy
dencc L. 70 aessm Joaes Co, ofPhasepha. dated
Geuemen-pr s,msn. cirss.an Hair oil ha. gained great
ysa, and have no doubt will give sat- faction wherever oS
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OF fom Harvey Boysd druggist, Hartfor Conn
10 the proprietor, dated
Dear si;i fad your Hair Oil valuable article was 20 an-
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Nete York, FEB. ~, 1885.
bands. has pr.ucsd me mo-, wonderful effects my hal at
fallen very much, quite bald have SOW very beaa
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ne me numer ci friends are We anxious e osn - some
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Neo YorH, Nor l. 1896
certify that sbop, een years sgo ny han hogan 70 fa OIL
inc nvepience On ens Dr. s,imans Ccas HAIR OF ad
vertised New York and high
gentlemen with whom sinicd was in
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much doubted s icary been bpd r.
many years had not tried long bflre ound Il 10 po.
when lad been attributed have now az
geod alhy lead Of hair had years sgo
carcheeruI recommend II 10 Others who have the pss
tuneto lose their hair @ W. ANDERSON
Prom Gen. Lawrence
Lo,csa March u, 1899
diminishing Of hair uyonmy bead become almost baId
keaded and ~ applying Cica-sian Han wa recon-
mended am fully persuaded that will meet the appra,;n .r
all who may H. aad arm fully that has eon IN.
means e restoring my head Of hair To is foJmer state ~
..tt -t.Nt CHAS. LAWRENCE.
To Prevent imposition viii please Observe ths,
DR. Stlluans Crcassian Hair Oil with ssss
plate envelope and excellent Treatise ON the human hair 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12

CoEeREss it will be perceived by our extracts, ha' agreed to adjourn on Monday next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
MOTEC'E.

1 A u persons liable topay taxes in the tow7i n of Litch6eld are hereby notified and re- quired to make written or printed lists of all the taxable property belonging to othemon the hrst ot October instant. with fhe particulars of all property real and personal liable to be- assessed and valued, and to give said list to. the undersigned, the Assessors of said town, on or before the 20th day of October instant, according to the requirements of the statute in such case made and required. All persons neglecting to comply with this notice are subject to be three-folded All persons claiming the beneftof exemp- tlon from paying poll tax, on account of having performed military duty,are required by law to produce to the assessors, on or be- fore the 2Oth inst; certificate from their commanding officer that they have perform cd military duty the year preceding.
 Blank lists may be had at the town clerks office, and lists left there will be received by the Assessors.
 ToMLMsoN WELLS,
 DAVID BENTON,
 ELI CURTIss, AssessOrS
 HARVEY BRGE,
 ABEL H. CLEMoNs,
 Litchfcld; Oct. 5, 1887, l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
WEBSTER,S History of GlAe United States.

Patblished by s. Ba0cock, NesC-H Hcueng
 AND SOLD BY HIM AND OTHER BOOKSELLERS
 VENHlS History is recommended to the use
 A of schools by the Faculty of Yale and Middiebury Colleges and by many of our pest scholars. It containsa great variety of
 important facts not to be found in any similar work. The authors researches have disclo. sed the original seat of the English and Ger man nations, and the relation of their early history displays the power and excellence of Christianity in ciyiizing & humanizing men. The author is probably the only writer of A. merican History for Schools who lived dur ing the Revolution, and observed the passing events ot that and the subsequent period to the formation of the Constitution This cir \ cumstance has enabled him to relate facts from personal knowledge, and he has related many facts found in no history but his own What is equally important, his habits of in- vestigation have enabled him to correct errors and supply many defects of other histories. PUBLISHED BY s. BABcocK, WehsteF's Teacher, Supplement to the Elementary Spelling Book ATdisinter.'x ested writer in Hartford paper numbers this among the best books which the author has made tor the youth of our country.
 PUBLISHED ALSO BY s. BABCocK,
 WebSteP's Little Franklin. for Children. E I@-- 7-N 57 ~ o' S''o Oy Ss DUOCOCHs DUTTtS Cr teCk, A. 41s
 Mahby, and Heyrick d Noyes, Webster's Edition of the Bible. The common version of the Scriptures con. taining few mistakes from oversight or mis- printing, and many words which are not now used in the sense which they expressed when the version was made, and also many words and passages which decency does not permit to be uttered in family or in public; Dr. Webster has, with the appreciation of clergy men of different denominations, published an edition with the language amended and puri- fled. Those who have perused this edition have generally declared themselves to be we'll pleased with the alterationss & TESTIMONIALS.
 Dr. Webster's edition of the Bible, in which the an- guage of the translation is purified from obsolete ur- grammatical and exceptionabe words and phrases is approved and used by many cergymen and other gen. tlemen very competent to judge Of its merits. JEREMIAH DAY, President of Yale Col BENJAMIN SlLLIMAN, l GE JAMES l.. KINGSLEY,
 CH. A. GOODRICH, PrSfessors. r DBNIeONy yOLMSTED, -s- srs THEOD. D. WOOLSEY;f &%2&a We use pr. Websters edition of the Bible in our families, and can cheerfuly recommend it to others | .la ysH LEON ARD BACON, iT a -a THOMAS A. MERRILL, -ly MM. C. EOWLER.- .-.- :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
From inc Mcc- York Times-t Yan Buren.)


 The prospects of the party, as dominant one, are gloomy. There is difference among us, and, in this city al least, do not mutual spirit of concilia ton. There are many who tolerate no freedom of opinion, but would excommnncate at once all bret- ren who assent not promptly to their views, by what means, or how recently soever they came by them selves They seem to think only of enforcing their notions, and to care nothing for the harmony of the party,or its welfare. He is seceder who goes not for the snb-Teasury system. That seems the spirit and purpose of portion of the party. He is demo- crat who goes for it. though he were whg or loco fo co yesterday though be seek through t national bank, or the destruction of all banks The scheme must be adopted forthwith; there must be no differ ence of opinion, no delibcration, counsel, no de- bate, no inquiry.
 Once in this land the inhabitants were something. They governed themselves. They were intelligent as free, and they thought. They chose people to en- act such laws as they wanted and they chose others account. Those agents obeyed their will, and stroye for their interests The people were sovereign. All is changed. With the "extra session. has come new state of things. The people are nothing. "The State! that is ME-" said Napoleon. The newest de- mocrats make it thus with the President-and they allow him no choice
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
.MAINE FOREVER !''

We haye. to-day, still more cheering intelligence f,orc the Star in the East" The Whig mGjorty in the House of Representatives, will not be less than l2 or IS.
 zen Q Whips and 70 Locoe Last year, the same towns gave 54 Wings, and l08 administration. Nett Wkig Sain, since last year, 76!
 Baldwin and Sebago have chosen their Whig Rep resentafye hy majority of l5. Only three weeks a. eo the town gave Parks (LocO) 6S majority
 HebTon and Oxford also have chosen whlg rePTe- P
 Ths House consists of l65 members-gS a majori- tv: We have already g. Twenty-three members areVet to be heard from. Hpzza for Down East '" ~AS ''' ". r. Express.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12


 HARTFORD, Offer for sale the following scarce and choice
 HARDWARE,
 chiefly of their own importation: H CASKS Files and Rasps, of Sandcrson's and Ibbotson's make-a very complete assortment. 1000 gross James, Wood Screws, assorted. l2 casks Sharp & Browns superior long No. IA Iron Wire, for reducing. An assortment of best English Iron Wire, of other numbers.
 American Iron Wire, and Broom Wire, Cast Steel Wire. ., A large stock of the leading numbers Brass Wire, bright & healed, assorted No. to 4O Brass & copper Wire-C Cloth, flor paper makers Sheet Brass, of every width commonly used. Sheet Brass for platers, Silver plated metal. Brass ears, and copper rivets for same. 1 Braziers' Rods assorted, English Iron Hoops English IA inch Wagon Tire. Eng glish steel plate Shovels. ..F Cast steel Spades, and socket spades. 10 casks best London Emery, assorted. 30 casks Taunton black lead pots, for brass founders.
 Best English Iron Vices. Find Tenter Hooks, Shovel Pans. Sanderson's Cast Steel, in a great variety of Best double Shear Steel. [drafts. Titley & Co. $ best hemp green Shoe Thread, and patent black ditto. Allerton's superior Shoe Awls, assorted, and cast steel shoe tacks. Wyun's Shoe Pincers, made expressly for the American market. 40 casks Glue. .., s An assortment of Elliptical Springs. Tin'd Plates, Sheet Zinc, and Russia Sheet lron.-The above will be sold only for cash, or short approved credit.
 October l2, 1887. 4n9
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

YNHE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Sharon hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of DANIEL CLARK, Jun., late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, to exhi- bit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 ANDREW LAKE, EDecutor
 of Ghe lcin of the deceased. SllafonJ Oct. 2, 1887. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
NO'HTCE.

NOINE. THE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Sharon hath assigned the 2sth day of October, 1887, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office in said district, for the appointment of Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the credit ors against the estate of SAMUEL CAxrrRLD, late of sharon, in said probate district de- ceased, represented insolvent, Ut which time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause. appear and Dc heard relative to such appoin tment.
 By order of the Court.
 ISRAEL CAMP, Adminis- JAy s. CANrIELD, ! trators. Sharon, Ocf. g, 1887. l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12
THE ENQUIRER. :
 LiTCHFIELD, OCT'R 1s, 1887.
TOWN ELECTIONS.

The returns from these elections, especially from Mddlesex and the eastern part of the state furnish matter of surprise to every body-to the whgs that that they have been s6 unexpectedly successful; and to the tories that they have ot as usua carried these elections. In New-LOndon county, we have succeed din almost every towh; and in MiddIesex county we lave carried five towns out of eight. (Kilngworth not heard fom) whereas last spring eUery tOUn gave ma tortes for Gov Edwards and the rest of the Van Blu rcn state ticket The elections exhibit either an as- tonshng change of public sentiment, or an apathy or indifference on the part of the tories which is entirely unprecedented-for it is fact universally conceded that there never party in the United States generally active and perseverng as the present tor late) tory party in this state. V
 We have heard, partially, from every town in this county. In New-Milford and Salisbury, where for long period the tories have have had almost undsput- ed sway, and ruled with rod of iron, the whgs suc- ceeded in electng their entire nominated tickets In the former town, to be sure he lowest majority being H. the tories pretend to account for their defeat by the statement that their troops would not turn out when the truth is, here is large portion of the former Jackson party that have become dsgusted with the selfish and aristocratic and noeran notions and &C., tons of many of the leaders that they will not longer to be "hewers of wood and drawers of water
 for them The reign of Perry Smithism in that good old democratic town is about at an end we trust ne Sop to ho ad
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-12

JgersOnian. says Mir. Niles is not Jeaer. sonian demOcrat7 The Times of Saturday last fur nishes the important intelligence that his hairis the same color as was Mir. Jefersons. We never before knew exactly on what his Pretensions were founded, but we give itup-he is certainly Jeffersonan dem ocrat, dyed m the aCOOl! We wonder if Mr. Jefferson also was accustomed to enforce his arguments by shaping his thighs ?-Harsford Courier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06


tThe following lyric by O. W. HOLMES. N. D., was pub
ied in the Boston Daily Advertiser, when proposed
break mp the fgaae CONSTITUTION, unfit for serviee
Az, tear her tsttered ensign down.
Long has it waved high
And many eye has danced 10 see
That banner in the sky;
Beneath 1t ruag the battle shout
And burst the cannon's
The meteor OF the air
Shall sweep the clouds no more
Her deck, red with heroes blood,
Where kDe the vanquisbed foe,
Where winds we're burryng DER the flood
And waves white below,
No more shall feel the vctors tread,
Or know the conquered knee;
The harpies of the shore shall pluck
The eagle of the sea.
better that her shattered hulk
Should sink beneath the wave;
Her thunders shook the mighty deep,
And there should be her grave,
Nail to the mast her holy flag
Set etery threadba,e sail,
And gre her to the god Of storms,
The lightning and the gale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

NO. I'll ANN STREET.

.
MoRrISe HssALD-ssuede every morning, except Sunday
price per copy subscribers urnihed
The rate for any specific PERIOD remittance in adj
vance. No paper sent out, unless paid IN advance.
CHRoScI rsued every afternoon ri One oclock.
Price per copy Country subscribers furnished AZ
the same raie-cash in advance st. y.
WEEKLY IIERALp-issued every Saturday morning AT o.
cockPrce 81 per copy Furnished TO country subecr
beers nj 90 per annum, In advance. .HE..t TT.
WEEKLY CHRoriciy-Not yet publisled-bui viii he s,on-
IN any all those papers the
usual rates-always PAYABLE IN advance.
requested 70 address their letters
James Gordon Bennett proprietor and all letters BUSINESS
70 be post paid,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
nR. JACKsON,S PATENT VEGETABLE
~ INDICATED vAPOR BATHS 200 Bowery.

These Baths Improvement those of Mr. Wbiaw,
whose wonderful have established the character OF the
Vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. acksons practice in almost every variety OF
disease has been equally successful few of the specific eff
ects OF the medcated yapor baihto the effects OF
from the relieve difficulty of breathing,
and hence asthma and other diseases of the chest and lungs
give strength the stomach the digestive organs, and
dyspepsia and its disorers
chronic n6ammaon promote the peelng Of scofuou and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic and feelings from
the joints; promote the absorption Of dropsca humours
govt in all It's forms less time than ony other agent hh-
used.
Also, all kinds OF eruptive diseases Eryspeas St Anto-
nys Fire, Salt Rheum Scroulous Eupton &c II besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue tine spirits onquzes
nervous irritation and increases the appetite
For the truth of these assertions DR. appeals conf
dence To the hundreds who have tested their curative
These baths believed be the ony in operation in
this country under the direction of regular physician II is
proper mention that they bear resemblance whatever
those employed in tie Thompsonian practice
Visitors have bath five minutes notice. from eight
O'Clock, A. M, 10 III r. M
female always in attendance upon ladies at the
Bowery. my30y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
I OyELy AND ADORED ny ALLAN y,
Ia CELIFNT ARTICLE FOR PERSON Al, n EAItTy

Considered rs object commanding unegned admra-
on awakens natural olciude for It's and
walton, and the toilet becomes department both omporance
and utility especially where dscernent presdes in the
selection Of those appeDdages which experience has
For this purpose Lady Monagucs Compound Chinese Soap,
prefers attention. founded nearly century OF trial.
bnng elegance Of preparation with the requisites
safety and efficacy " has obtained extensive patronage
reesher and susainer Of the complexion preserving
impaired agreeable Aexbity sones and transparent qua
lity of the skin IL
For sale by A. Underh 81 Beekman street. corner Of Will
liam, DR. Jas H. Hart Bowery and Walker Price 50
cents per cake. my25-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

CmaO1lO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sExRs w.sst
ND f 81 asi
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disease Angina Pretoria Person; subject rally
fatal apply ss ss%s" y like
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farming sensations and often proving suddenly fatal wheu
Sea-: would observe b hs. paid unusual attention
from hospital, Europe and country
cases which have come under his care he fully
dent in occasened by affection Of
tended with an increased area and gen
which has put 80 at degmas and theories Of
pesSce and judgment ALARM Ga
H. s 5 o ose s% distance.
Searss Office 2 Ann street, will for the be
The Vegetable Renovatng Pills for sale his Off Ala Ann
street al 3n
a CARD TO THE LADIES.-The subscribers
IA opinion female mind and CHARACTER too far exalted to
TO whom this card spotey addressej caoed 81 Halter
ed to paronzs HIM but wishes address himself their good
braed strengthening Pasters prepared with
TO their favor and they are most recommended to
these who afflicted with coughs COLDS ashmaths dc He is
confident that II possible obanhe OF fine ladies
respeciabiy would far outweigh hs hisSe
viii the white nen and may be the most
delicate femaein all situations with and comfort for
They are sold atthe Bowey Medicine Store goo Bswery
the ladies most obliged and humble servant :
m4tf sare.Mn@r. N. w. BADEAU.
REGK WITH's ANTI.DYsPEPTIC PILLS.
e the day eys q
headache souIness aness sto@sc" and Sows
ineipent cnoc aundice seack
oas i Is one Of that
they seldom OF never produce sickrs the stomach gripping
wS s Rsse.
% 5 s s and
may be had Of the following agents.
~ Rno Vs. e william EssGS S
Aston House James Hart a7s Broadway d. Lewis Feuch
al asscScT E%siee y f East sosa~sy
Allen Insego sls Grand 81, >. T. Beakley Hudson
Thomas C!oen SIS Broadway Howe Bates, Is Chathas
81 James Weir, 24s "a Grand 81.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining purchasing whole
sale will please apply to HENRY ID TURNER,
II $50 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

GREAT BARGAINs.-An extensive assortment, Of
NJ silk and Cotton Hosiery together with large
Embroideres consisting Of collars peenes
,opye seree infants robes waists and caps ladies folasb
caps lace shawls meno embroidered zebra broche do
very rich hread md bobbne ace inscrings and eptngs
needle worked insertngs; and scoop edgngs wo housd
needle workd and tambord bands plain figured swiss
gold silver and steel odkn hair pins scissors white and cord
satin cause and Iung ribbons all widths gentlemens and
ladies skin gloves ladies plain and ope worked silk
gloves plain and figured silks Irish poplns; lnen silk
apd cotton hsndkerchiefs, lace aprons. a4 &..
Rack white lace and gsuye wells and scars; 81 black
and white plain and figured bond damaged Of late fire. "
Bowery. myi6-2w'
SAbT.-i5oo Sacks Ssva; 100 coarse Apply st So
~ Pearl street. DOUGLASS ROB INSON CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

MEDICAL AID-Ofice renewed TO No 100 Chatham
lVh Il, near Pesrl-DR VIM EVANS long experience and
extensive practice In the Of Dyspepsia Worms and
all diseases arising from functional arrangement in the sfo
mach ntestncs liver Kidneys and bladder and associate dit
gesve have secured him the favor and confidence
the public In every stage Of the above maladc DR. Evans
mode Of treatment the unhappy sufferer health and
energy IN the shortest practicable time.
HAcn No lN..al. L..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
nR; s.. .PHiNNEY,s ,ANTIDYsPRPTIC

article several years the public
apology will be found for doing from having Witnessed
drastic purgatiye medicines, family pill hides
crnnatey used by those engaged in literary pursuits Of sede
tary habits and especially feeble, delicate females The cha
these pills superior mness tproducing
the evils OF the medicines above referred o has been long
establishments and the proprietor has the satisfaction of finding
medical men OF the first standing In the community,
well Others who duly appreciate them lending their
aid in bringing the article sto general will be by
the names suboined TO this article.
Dr. Phnney weuld refer 10 of the NEST respectable
individuals in the country, who used these Pills In their
following letter Dr. Phnuey received BENJAMIN knower
Esq, of Albany, several years since. ~
wasadvised try DR. r. Pbnneys Anti Dyspeptc
ous Pills. and after using them for time prepared
thai they the mdest aud most ecacous in their
ration OF article of the kind have ever used and what
stomach procuring full free and satisfactory discharges and
leaving the bowels in natural condition And the more
need excellent family medicine, in consideration Of the
high standing of the PROPRIETOR IN The community medical
man. BENJAMIN kNOWER.
Albany April 1885
Barnsbas Bates, ESQ Mr.. samuelT. Tisdale,
Mr. Augustus Cornwall. Mr.. Robert Foger
Mr.. William w. Macy
For sale by the propretor Agency TOR New ORR CITY, HOP
pers Pharmacy, 364 Broadway Of Franklin street.
Price, 81 cents per hox. my3l6meod
SPICE BITE RS.-Thcse biiters have been long
~ celebrated for their peculiar virtue, In terrifying and
strengthening the somach they appetite and help
very useful In removing ausdce they pro-
duce o the BREATH removing all scorbuc and
savory bechng and are great preventive against evers
and They useful IN all seasons Of the
venting that dsagreeabe scness and weakness arising
frequently from the approach Of weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and re.n, sy, o,.u
m1l.u 80 Nassau Of Fulton.