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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

M HOLIDAY AMUsEMENT-DAY EXHIBITIONS .,
hoNpAf January 2i al H. a. and O'clock m Inc ryss
Jng, mthe Magnet Of Attract m " 'i'' L'ca
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs
CITY SALOON,
opposite St Paul's Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC are respectfully nfrme! that the nove non
larger scale hn formerly with Entire New Sci of Movnr
Dioramc scenes painted ly the best Artists The saloon has
been entirely eted for the comfort Of III visitors and spendy
Decorated forming the most complete and Pae Exb
ton Room ~ America No expense has been render the
Diora moral interesting and splendid The
has been painted BY Messs White, Walker Jones Grain Ben
cough, Lelr, sewcll, and Others. -
The New Dsoramas viii consist Of
:. ANIMATED View near Plymouth England
II East irdian scene, Ni-Naval Battle,
INSTRUMENTATION, NII-Siom and SSpnwrccL
N-fshot me Angels, Nb-Cabedal Of Cologne,
v-Tbc Celestial Regions, IX-Ialan Fantoccnf
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount vorDon.-Duks White
View'bD the Hhnc.-C. LelM
Coninna ia Spain-P Grain, Sen.
Scene from The Maid Of Cashrnerc.-H. SeweH
View Of London fiom Waterloo Bidge-Bcnveurb :.
View Missolonghi, Greece.-R Jones.
Temple Of ScieBce-walker
Boses secsp Paraette and opp seats Is cents Chldrcs
accompanied Ly their Parents Guariansh half prce
Doors ofcn at at 7oclock dsif
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
LANgUA 0RAT. sysnv

In consequence Of several al applications the srhsc ss
aboi To oanze ~ Event Cas from, o'cleck, even
Tuesday, Thufsf0u and Snfurd Those gen nen who wish
10 join r. ae reg esed ~ cai iu,r ediate ord male
known thsf Intentions, and iease their Names
. MA EsCA, ~ Read street
~ " The Subscribers daughter win cpen her Lai<s class
wara ted doing sulcient number Of p~ps
dn 5ts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

or DOLLARS REWARD will be paid Ar shr A.
O OF the who dcfaced he dosr a s
No So Grand, Of Lauens Wedanoiav
night last The above reward will be paid by Application ia
prenss ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

ny IN THE SEASON OF THE YEAR-Thc LADIES' and
excellent article tor beautiful Head VI HAIR Tor
Balls PARTIES kcus Marriages. &c Those 70 ~; their
locks, recommended Hair OIL - liz ;
Drug Stores throughout the eity - - d,1
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

WANTED small vessels that will carry from so to 50
w bring down the North River from So to
10 mks.. Applyto H. RAYMOND CO.,
OIstf -5CoftIandt St ND stairs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

, no. TRUE GENUINE CIRcAssIAN HAIR OIL. c.Ie-
DRAFTED ihouEhout the world the hest and valuable prs
lauan ever known Tor growing identifying noursne earring
] nprovig the human HAIR put up nee " with steel pa
snd treatise ON hr human hair r sale wholesale and
sa a. Hars, OF Broadway and CHAMBER streets
NssIs Lawrence Rees, and Hoel Bowen N Maiden ,n~
dT - ''s ''"'s '"""t"o" WV on"ed States
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

no ADvbE.-Those who would wish b. 6nd thc b. II and
most suitable EMS for New Years aud which wod he aprre
dated than thing else BY the Lads
70 s.e the splendid variety Of klrodcres HENRIQUEss
ies Broadway Those who wish 10 treat had bct be
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

ANANTED--A Coach Body Maker. Applyto
w M THOMPSON, cor. Grand and Wooster SITS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

k'RANkLfN COFFEE ROOMS, No lis Nassau street. nea}y
opposite Clinton Hall The subscriber begs leave to intr
the public that he has Glory the above place es
he VIII az all tines keep the best Of caahles aYets AZ
lord and a. such reasonable rats he thinks insure 70 n
success All sotts oi refreshments, oysters, &c from Nm
III ice cleekiPM JOHN ALLEN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

~ pospouedto Tuesday, 3rd January conseU,eno~
the New Year commencing Sunday and Of being under
stood thai will BIZ kept Monday The regular saes
Hero" Gsrsse. Harness" &C. a, hi, well known establish.
o'clock All Horses Carriages ntesded Tor t6is saie .psf
he shcwn and entered or before Saturday next s inst al
o'clock ~ And all gentlemen having Horses dspoee ar
are sqssied make sary application, the limited
twenty horses only can be taken and horse will offered II
sals AZ anct ion, unless registered for the Catalogue
d29twy JOHN W. WATSON xss Nrnsds-s~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

uC MERCANTILE L1BRAR ASSOCIA.
TON-Thc members in favor of principles n as
we'll profession and s the continued Of tho
Of administration adopted by tho
spcc requested Saturday evening instant
al 7ocock at the Second Ward Hotel take conse
the proceedings Of nominating Committee and 20 EXPRESS
OF the discourtsou hich
he OF the whole of and
adopt such be deemed necessary 10 support
he luesti pffhf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

sale G. Shepherds Store Broadway mice ii
cents. The system of Whiting, BY which
scrc IN Iaeasy lessons b. autul running hand with
outt the aid Of q master.
To parents ~bo unwilling that their children should devsts
yea,s acquisition ef which b. perfected By the
system days To teach who wish TO the rapid
impovcp OF their pupils and I'll peons who de- io q
eaions uph mode Of writing the least ~
time and ~oney, little work will be auud Of imrnr vse
and utility. u5- Price shilling. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
INDIAN STORY.

Tho following story is taken from the new novel recently published, entitled " EIkswatawa, the Prophet of the West" It is one of the "yarns'' of Earthquake, the Kentucky IIvnter. so aa.a.--
 "The sun, suppose. was about an hour high, and ! was sitting down under big tree nursing old Jupe, and trying to see if I couldn't set her upon her legs again, when suddenly she raised her nose, and snuf. fed the air--then looked in my face and whined. As she did this, saw the hair upon her back began to rise. l knew that there was danger in the wind, ahd from what old Jupe had told ne. thought the red skins were about. The rIngens were not rife then as they had been; bu, people had to keep a sharp lookout, fer they would come down upon ihe settlements once in a while. and they were mighty apt to carry off somebody's hair with them. y9s: -fe 2a We'll, as soon as Jupe spoke to me, ! looked about, and seed five c.iming right along in the direction iD which ! .was.-;
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
PUBLIC SALE.

.DY virtue of an order of the Hon. Court of
 -AJ Probate for the District of Woodbury, the subscriber will sell at public auction, un-
 less previously disposed of at private sale, so much of the Real Estate of JOHN B. FOOT, late of Woodbury, in said district, deceased, as will raise the sum of three hundred dol lars. on Monday the 27th day of February, pf the deceased. a,.-....,
 ss,, sa s-asa EVERETT BoorH, } r......... .gs. esl ,saa THOMAS BULL, c1ecao''' , Woodb,ry, Feb. 6, 1887. ~36
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
NOTICE.

"HE subscribers having been appointed IL by the Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld Commissioners to examine and adjust thc claims against the estate of
 ! .sate AARON MALLORY, Lhe elder, formerly of Warren, now deceased give nOtice that they will meet on inc busi- ness of their appointment, Ut the dwelling house of John Mallory, in said Warren, on "Wednesday the 9th day of August next, at o'clock P. M Six months from this date is limited and allowed by said Court for the creditors to exhibit their debts against said estate. AUGUsrUs CoLMAN, ! COnmis-
 GEo. P. TALLMADGE, { siOners.. Worm, Feb. g, 1887, "S6
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES!

nNE of,he best an.l mos. thorough remedies known " for this irouhirs"me complaint. li has more per iec.y answered the r"rpose f"r which i' is intended than any 0iher |" common Use, aud affords imme- diate and permanent reii. ".h from the dis"rdrr it. seH and i's accompanying aynp'"ms of pnin !" fhe Ious psrtg", heodnchr. loss ef appetite indigestion Nmd other marks "f debility.
 Or None are genuine unless signed T. KIDDER, the wrapper, (sole proprietor and successor Dr.. CoNwAy,) by whom they are for sale at his Counting Room No. 99 Courtsreei, Boston, and by his special appointment, by ..
 Drs Buel and Beck,cith, Litchfeld; E. Co,cles,
 South Farms y. C. Sterens, Canaon;
 Messrs. LOomis, Bcthlem.
 June 9. E. t..- e5w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
ia IfteDkeI6 Enaufrer: PUELIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of aix months. ftI .Ts ." .t
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year, payable above. To companies less than six, 91 75 per year, payable as before. g cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation. -
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of year
 0cr ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Sl and the same proportion for two or more squares. Half square, 75 cts. Continuance over tlfee weeks % per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l % Commissioners Notices, ,.. l25
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23

At c Court of Probate held at Litchfeld, in and
 for the Probate District of Litchfeld, on the
 SOh day of Jaauary, A. D. 1887:
 Present, Frederick WolcoH, Esq. Judge " TPoN the petition of Noah Garnsey, shew- v ing to this Court that he is the guardian of Charles Stone, of said Litchfield, minor of about Is years of age, and that said minor IS the owner in fee of certain tract of land lying in said Litchfield, in Northfield Socie- ty, containing about 37 acres, which came to said minor by the devise of Levi Smith, late of said Litchfield, deceased, of the value of about one thousand dollars; and further shew- ing that it is for the interest of said minor that said land should be sold, and praying this Court to order the sale thereof, as by said pe- tition on file. dated this Both day of January, 1887, at large appears:
 N IS ordered, that the hearing of said peti- ton be continued to the 18th day of April, A. D. 1887, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in said Ltchfeld, and that notice of tho pendency of said petition be given by publishing this order three weeks successively in newspaper printed in said Litchfield, the last of which publications shall be at least six weeks before said 18th day of April. A true copy of record-certified by
 FREDERICK WoLcoTT, Judge . S6 ...s Of Probate
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
DR. RELFE'S BOTAN NTC.AE DROPS!

COhiinue UNrivaeG for ihe PreVenii"n, Relief. and -'9 Cure of these complaints. ln proof of which, I'*a read inc following:
 - Remork ahie cure ot case ef 12 years sfanding.
 Extract of letter. "Sr-My leg. which before did no, look like human lisn is entirely healed u (aer resisting every other application for twelve wears T Previous iO taking your Relies Botanical Drops, had given up all hope of relief" Another case-An Agent writes" There is per- son taking the B"sanical Drops. evidently with the greates. advantage" He declares. [" use his words, .'l is doing w"ntlcrs for him." and is as i, were, snaichins him from the grave." Numerous instances have occurred where persons were pining away miserable existence nniliing they couh pr0curo afarsling them permanent relief until ti,ev had made of the above invaluable medicine.
 They also tue hest Spring and Au,um"al Physic.
 Priee .$l, or 6 bottles for $5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
NOTICE.

A PUBLICATION being contemplated of the "A lives of OLIVER WoLcoTT, senior, and the late Gov. WoLcoTr, those possessing any cor respondence, documents, or authenticated in- formation touching them, or Gov. ROGER WoL- corr, or relating to the early history of Con- Nccticut, will confer favor by transmitting cott, Litchfold, Comp. or to Mir. George Gibbs No. 4 Le Roy Place, New-York. Such pa- pers as are wished for shall be returned on copies being made.
 .Lanuaru 5. 1897. 2m31
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
lmpOrtnmt Information !

VINO persons afflicted with lhe following complaints,
 A viz: Ecrofsfa. Lepptsy Salt Rteun., St. Antho- ays Fe, erer Sorrs, ts'r aoen 'he 6cnes infected, tYkne Spetlings Violent Ermptions. ofter Meazles, Scwrry Foul Frsteriug E, ,uptions, Pimpfsd md Cur 5uucied Eaces, Sore Eyes. Sore Legs Scaid Head, - etrs Vtnprrai 7ai"s, ,ohen mercury has Jaited, and all disord<is arising from impure state the Blood GRd HRmOrs-are nssurea that
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23

The following gentlemen who were in the U. s. Senate when MT. Clay's resolution condemning tho President passed that body, have been EXPUNGED from their seats by the PEOPLE, since the passage taken their places. The same fate awaits the hal; ance of MT Clays coadjutors, and they may as well prepare themselves for it.
 Maine-PELEG SPRAGUE.
 ew-Hampshre-JOHN BELL.
 Connecticut- GIDEON TOMLINSON,
 SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23

N. H. NORTH & Co. ,"OULD inform the public that they arc w sWeVassg5 sg5igcteg9'SNg SOCKS, and will keep constantly on hand large as- sortment of various kinds. UTAH orders will be promptly attended to. Dec. 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
LE.AT,HER.

A IMosr all kinds of Leather will be found "A Feb. 9. at N. H. NORTH & Co.'s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23

SS~S "s~sS sAs~AS " 's'~AS HaSsJ more religion ....r.... r....
 Anecdote of Bonaparte. In the beginning of his consulate, Bonaparte often used to escape from the Tuilleries, disguised in 8 big great coat and a large round hat, 90 that even the soldiers did not know him, and go early in the morning to Gen. Sabastiani's lodgings, awaken him, and walk arm in arm along the boulevards. In one of these morning walks Bonaparte wishing to make a handsome pres ent to his beloved Josephine, stopped before a large shop of precious curiosities. They found chambermaid cleaning the store, went in and asked for the master of the house. The servant answered in dry tone that there was no master of the house. looking with a suspicious eye upon the two intruders, whom she thought might be pair of rogues, who had entered the store so early, truly with no favorable exterior, their boots and great coats being covered with mud. She ran quickly into a bedroom where two young clerks slept. and awakened them in haste, while the two strangers looked at one another and smiled. One of the young men came hastily and half clothed from his room, and asked their pleasure. Bonaparte's eyes fell upon two large and beautiful trausparent va ses, of an exquisite workmanship. while Se- bastiani spoke with the clerk, who sent i'm mediately for the mistress of the store, when BOnaperte. in his abrupt and peremptorY
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

Corner of Nassau and Pine SIS. cry n Ncc York.
The Proprietor OF the above establishment s sincse
thanks public for the very liberal winch
sustained has been under has direction and hopes that
future system Of management will hs 1eud. That Ne
determined toesve nothing unaoe has part 10 r0nuu
OF their patronage.
The Hotels Immediately adjoining ne Custom ouse. and within
o minutes walk Of Wall stree Broadway and otf principal liza.
consequently Co those ntcns
who the upper ofthe CTS Bsaka.i L. obtained
at the Refractory ~ hoars A N noon and dinner from
noon r. The Pioprct fses warranted IN that no.
tables are furnished q supposedly ssiabnens
in the city.
Aranr mcns have hccn made, with tia counlr ~
which the Gus Hotel VIII ~ i,u be suIsrd VITA
earcst fruits game, and other dseaci II the
and with importing house IL N. ety. co.
supply the choicest and liquors JAMES HORN IT,
1pn
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

shone on fair women and brave men, oil that could
charm the ear and delight the eye were combined in
the before her, and all unhecded-she was in
dream the dream that visits LIES dull path but once
the dream Of youthful love She fen that he was
near her by that strange sympathy that pcrvades,
and IN short annhllates all space IN the presence OF
the beloved object she felt that she was near hum.
BY strong effort, who struggles with a
night mare she raised her aRgushing eyes and there,
full before her, gazing upon her cosnienance as
though his soul would shoot from those bright orbs,
stood the object OF all h,r hopes and fears.
Their eyes met That single glance cosveyed TO
each the thought of the others heart u was
a moment of bliss nnutterable. Yes Tom Moore
,cas right there are moments which concentrate
within themselves the ccstacy or agony Of agcsl
The past The fus,e al tina Fate
an lang III dafs and ~ sIsfstc
Across such monssnls. serve TO cast
lniense a. dlanse-~be they last
Bat here there was fate, either dark or despe-
rate to interrupt the current Of their Joys for the
lady in addition 10 great personal beauty possessed
that open SESAME 10 all dffcultles-wealth. She
was mistress Of fifty thousand dollars! Almighty
dollars. The ice thus broken, Is unnecessary To
follow up the denoucment. The assiduous attention,
the tender declaration, the bushng, melting accepta
ton and all the thousand and delicious appur-
tenances to a successful courtship, leave 10 our
readers Imagination. We only say, may all hand
some young fellows young and true knights in the
neighborhood of Bond street, meet with the snnc
success.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

4 AND OFFICE.-JoHN r. BoGARDus Au,r,oy
IL AND Csn.r ~ Law. Clinton Hall No Beck nan street
the Bret Church d.sr ~ New Nofk ILLINOIS,
Akansa Military Boariy, General Land office
efu Agrury,
Patents obtained and titles perfected COZ soldiers or their heir.
~st. 10. Rcslutionary~ai Late Ward CANADIAN yslup.
esf.fth hnesh kefuErts from the u Cnnaaa ard
Nova Scan 9Th Desrsrs from tho British heirs
al thu asse Titles 70 land. rcrsd sr
rlaiwra Th HN unacr entitled lands sold for
ssh Tbo~e ~. parted with their discharges. waan,s o.
utes l-f1re be- I'D The Lands
thu several states and Tevsrsn te " canada Nova
csa sn Traas, bra ars sold exchanged paid and
file. e esned and perfected app caion to thus
aftce
Masters trvasgi tbs United other rent,cmeu
forwarding T m Their
several setioes ~ c-ss'ry vii h. enas pr on ai
tsfnfuunr Aitfn. post gmsd
rS-Naha- taInna mod Coo sale Tho state q linois
*rrion~ ~ lsM el-
siantsd tswns ai ethfwssc. ssou aud Arkan
sAs dBU
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

PLAoIARIsn.-A modern dramaist produced a
piece with some success the plst Incidents, and even
some Of the dialogues Of which were taken from an
unsucc,s sful and early drama by Mr.. -. The
latter considerably annoyed at the unacknowledged
plagiarism, complained 10 a mutual friead, who de-
fendsd the borrower, saying He has taken your
old drama, Il 10 true, but then, my dear sir, how
he has improved A.. Yes, but d-n IL, sr,' replied
r. If fellow steals my old boots il is ne answer 10
the charge OF felony that he afterwards got them SOL
ed and heeled. Monthly Magazine
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

LITERARY NovELTIER.-The following new
works have Just been issued from the press of Mcssrs
Saunders and Obey:
Sir Granville Temples new work, (Travcls in
Greece and Turkey,) 2 vols. plates.
Adventures in the North of Europe by Edward
Lander, Esq, vols. plates
A new work on Flowers (The Floral Telegraph
with beautiful colored plates
The Continent in 1885, by Professor Hoppus, 2
vols. plates
Tour of a German artist in England, by NJ Passa-
want, 2 vols. plates.
Dr. Hogs visit to Jerusalem, &C. vols. colored
plates.
The Chevy Chase, illustrated in series Of out
lines, by J. franklin Esq.
Also nearly ready Mrs Jameson's characteristics
OF Women, new and greatly improved edion-em-
bellshed with her own EtchRgs in one vol
General La Fayettes Memoirs, written by himself;
and Meanle and other unpublished poems, by N. p.
Willis, Esq, vol.
The Great Metropolis, by the author of "Recol-
ectons of the Lords and Commons"
Jll-6t SAUNDERS & OTLEY, As Ann ST.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

liza CARDS w. BRYHAM respectful " iaorms his friends
and The pubc that since he has sold his Store Grand
nus Completed his alterations
Mnlls nmen NO. 2o Bowery opposite To Evagoa ST.
auen nc better prepared meet the demands Of his
on s more excessive scue aud with
meb o pure and genuine Confectionery Wholesale aud retail
. b returns tn INKS to tho aerng he has
heretofore expeen ED Bawry sicamC
NO 2os Bowery opp Isite to Rivingt0n st.
JUyuBE PAST from superior artl-
Gle Oh Jue rate for sale above, wholesale and lotai
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16
ESHAK SPEARE REFECTORY. oa ,he .i,e

E-SHAKSPEARE REFRACTORY ,ou the site
OF HARMoNY HALL, has been opened by the SUBSCRIBER
ana VIII be- conducted entire pan which he
WI give satisfaction to his friends and the public generally
nc WI always Keep the kcst the market aorssuch
Fish, Flesh DC The Bar will be furnished with the best Of
auors Oysters served up the best style.
Meals can he had at an hours at moments notice.
The subscriber formerly kept the Park Han Boston, and hopes
by strict attention to the comfort OF his customers share
ofpubhc patronage. AMOS s. ALLIN,
nI-5fn~ Shakespeare Retrctory.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-16

The subscriber prepared orders Tor any
ksd VI metallic Furniture used In Houses Churches such ne
Door Plates, krockee, FEms Numbers, Locke Knobs Es-
ccheons Bel fncke ventaiors &c &c &C. all Of Gernan
liver. which certsiny - by far proerabeto plated metal
hear. hIng ana polishing 10 the consumption Of the metal IL.
sef aadsnce tbepce To- hs metal its finished YET
the ~ aed ofe doubt but prspccrs
aad sa. Ut bsiscs viii ao sc a. An III. builders AM Pro
~ Hauzss nstd the specimens the
mutilsro asd articles manufactured BY
ngy d. LEWIS FEUrCHwANGER, gT7 Broadway