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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

WARDS HAIR OTr.-th.i,c. article now in use for
" pFonatns tn Tro~fh AMI ssg app~ar-
~ The hair Ttr sale Il HuFPEIs Pharmacy NO A4
Broadway, ofFaakhn a. Price 70 per bottle
o2v
- TOG8S.-Ac rsce 1T
- Mems Facy and oth stocks, ot tho Dcsf and
rsansp 'ccosed by Mrs KING ~ FULTON street which
Q srk ry = rcfIfrrd rrcrs. + n
v,iShAsURr UstiltiCA E- asomO ~ Trasa nv Ceri6-
which will pay fer iovsfrnent fands varlou
western Lard ofnees, "a weliae spccie M sslehy
aVs-y CO tlCKLES, ~ Wall ct.
EUJURE PAsTEiA rsi rate article ior sale, wholcsa,
joy Dr. LEWIS rHucHTwANGER yr7Broadvsy.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

ROOTS AT HALF PHICE.-I hay. ai,,r fA,..
~ Thousand pairs ct tcntemsns' Bots drsns k,nds ~
haa sn swng 10 The scarcity OF money viii sell n pressnt
AZ me ING prices nj RETAIL fine double
pfosi sos " ~ per pair aud all the errnt az
meas eegsnt win 81 ess boots from 81 90 per p-
and some oi The most cesty wrk 81 so s,arIe
who wanta good oi uta for tna win do well 10 cah
soon NEARLY l the above boots Of .ri
~ rot rad to warrant III jus 10 tho wrsr,r
n*e wlg nave worn my boots I'm what they are and vii
improve THIS opportunity Tor wnat they wat Dent I,s,sl.
The store TOR No 21s W exactly Over the door "Ao
All kinds of mens boots h1ots nj ;gc
en kinds, equally cheap for any, mended rrnt,.
Apply at REHARDsS M 90 Cam, a,s - 80 a.s'-
Inn the dos, p,,<. ~, - 49,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20
JIREOsOTE FOR TOOTUACHE.-Th -

IN r. oha he remedy may ssany be hld al wholc~al
DR. LEWIS FEUcHTwANGgR,
n2.f al Bro .dway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

city. ,..,#Mo
S,U.rIDAN KNOWLES, new clay The Week
=, or's Daughter arlty ms aets
ION. a tfascfy w 5ncts, by Eafourd
TIiE DUCHtS& De Ia VALERIE Play IN s acts. by w.
r. uuiwer Eq auttof eflenyi &c Dor sac The bookstore
Of CD. FOLSOM 40 Fulton a.
fi7 dog shove Pearl
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

IMPORTANT It'd THE PUBLIC.-rhe
"a uossiiter manufacturer IT a and h~ajrI stv ~
80 r hats which he Is enabed sell low pcs Of
s7o h',cle above mesorad naiunc al entire
new principle knownonly % himse sns nj M ,. ssa
hocnt q this city, They beautiful short Nap Fur Ha,
wnrranied % retain thei te aud shape cmne AIsc
beautiful short nap Silk Hat, Of .upe quality Ceneme ara
pure asins elsewhere. '' "'''
jis linz 2 doei. l.sla,, p asi n xy
DATENT WATER CLOSETS Nm rIj - "a
= STONE. PLUMBER a. ENGINEER, 100 Broad way con.
nues to man acturc his much pproyed patent Wafer Cs,s
winch are table either for dwellings sea. ats and are ~.
perof any enlod both Tor nj eas,ss
N tbciracuon Portable water clets
CAufIoN-lmprovsi Force Pumrs lakes th,s .oo~r,r
ry oi stang hat ne j. the original ll shv.
Pumps ana Tint they made OF c best Brass and Brd ,n
lie. " 'sNe''o no Puo-
g. manufacturer every Article On the r,emses Ia 4.
enabled To execute tho fso
any other pasonin tec Bah Water Closets Pump. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
TEETH! TEETH!

TT has become matter of interest and im- II portance to all who would have good sound teeth and healthy gums, and to the ladies in particular, who have handsome lips and bad teeth, or none at all, that the present improv- cd method of setting and filling teeth as prac- tised by the subscriber, does effectually re- store beauty to the toothless mouth, and pre- serve the partially sound teeth, (when taken in season) to the end of life. "An ounce ot prevention is worth pound of cure," and ad- vice given in season, if attended to, is worth more than money can purchase, when diseas- ed. Teeth Setting from $3 to $5. Filling with gold, from $1 to $2 cavity, and less for tin-filling. uFiling is often sufficient to preserve decayed teeth. IF Cleaning and Extracting done with skill and care Advice freely given to. all disposed to call upon
 R. B. MERRIMAN, Dentist,
 Ncrt door east of the Presbyterian Church.
 Litchfeld, May 4. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
5l L6tchSeSSg EasQsSises's PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Oi six m0ntha FG -se eg< ..
 To companies of any number over six, @l 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six, el 75 per year, payable as before. S cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance These prices are exclusive of mail 0r stage charge for transportation. Yt a
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before she expiration of year.
 e1cADvERTrsINs. One square, three insertions 9l, and the same proportion for two or more squares Halfa square, 75 cts. Continuance over there weeks 20per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 AdministFatOrs' and Executors Notices Sl co
 Commissioner Notices, 25
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31

Atna Insurance Company,
 OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
 Capital 900 900 Dollars, With liberty to increase the same to half a
 million of dollars, nFFER to insure Dwelling Houses, Stores, O Goods. Mills, Manufactories, Barns, and every other species of insurable personal property, against
 LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, at as low rates of premium as any other sim liar institution in good standing.
 Persons wishing for policies or renewals can apply to t,. 54s8 ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent,
 one door scest cf the Presbyterian Church, June %. Litckfed Con.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
FOR THE L1TcAPIEED ENQUIRER. THE FOR6AKEN.

And dost thou need, false one, that should give To thee some kind rememembrance, that thou MaySt always think of me Thou needst it not. Iwould not have thee think of me, or ever s Speak my name, but yet know thou wilt. Thou canst not e'er forget the vow that thou Hast made to love and cherish me, and yet Thou hast deliberately broken it. I would not ask thee to recall the secrets or thy bosom, for well know They are too deep and horrible for utterance. Thou mayst fly far from me, and mix In scenes of giddy mirth; thou maYst too strive To banieh recolections from thy mind, And drown the memory of the past thou mayst See a faircr brow, and press a softer, Smoother cheek, and thou mayst give the heart That once was given to me unto another; But still, where'er thou art, whate'er thy lot In life, still be thy lasting misery
 And curse to THINK. Thou canst not hie thee from Thy thoughts. Thou needst not hope again for bliss On earth, because thou canst not e'er FORGET. l do not say am immaculate, 4 For that would prove my weakness but tho Female heart hath ever been the seat of pure And guileless love. And did not false one, Engage to feel for thee stronger love, A brighter and more ardent flame than ever yet A sister felt towards the brother
 Of her soul; did not vow to give to thee My undivided heart; to share with thee The joys and ills of life; to live, or die For thee Aye, and my promise had never Yet been broken; but thou, serpent with An angels tongue, hast dared to violate The VOW thou madest in the face of heaven, And which was registered there; and thy Excuse, so poor, so pitifnl, will
 Not even name it. I will not to the world Proclaim thy faithlessness, but to the friends I prize and love, will relate the story Ofthy per6dy, that they may learn g To shun thee as they would an adder's sting. If Ioue, with thee, were but a name, what is Thy Jriendship worth? The world will call Thee base, and mean; and so thou art; but from My inmost soul pity one so lost to ev'ry Feeling of humanity-at once so cold, And so unpnncipled it will ever be Thy direst punishment, TO THINK. Go then-and if thou canst be happy when Thou thinkest of me; of all that am doom'd To suffer; to pine in secret and in Silence, "brood over broken promises" and Sigh over bllghted hopes, tll life itself Is 'reft, I envy not such happiness. It was my folly, and it is my sorrow too, That believed thy words; henceforward may I learn to live detached from earth, my best Affections set on no created thing. Would that thy heart was changed; Would that repentant tears were found Upon thy cheek, and that thy soul VV G.. -S- l.. 1. al. Although there is no bliss for thee on earth, Yet thou wouldst be forever best in heaven.
 -'- .A~fs s. l.. H. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
Inamediately Wanted,

DY the subscribers. THREE BOYS, IA or D l5 years old, as Apprentices in the Sa,c- Making Business.
 .s ',re T. w. l. GROVES & CO. Inquire of T. WI. Groves, Uaionuille, n' c. D. Cowles, Pennington, or
 Amos Wadsworth. LiichfeM. NT Persons in the way of using SAWS ot any description are invited to call'at the store of AMOS WADswoRrH, of Litchfield, who will !n a few days be supplied with samples of our manufacture, which we warrant to be of superior quality. T.W. I. c. & co.
 Farnington, March 2, 1887. 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
.NE " GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS just received, a. IvA mong which may be found great va- riety of Summer Cloths. sIch as Buffalo Cloth, figured Hastings, Ladies' Camblets, Princet- tas, plaid and striped Drillings, &c. &c.-all of which will be sold low for cash. ls IT We have just received an assortment of Shakers Tubs and Fails; also Garden Seeds. i.a,a Aas F N. H. NORTH & CO.
 Litchfeld, May4 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
Public House.
EHE subscriber has taken tho
 hNsnSp rxwvno1 .,l n.

&A HE subscriber has taken the
 sfSsT 1 house owned and lately occu- hsssE pied by Wm. J. Stone, and fitted B it up for Public Emertainmera. = The house is, pleasantly situated on the Litch- field road, one mile from the Uillagc of NeaO- i tord-is new. commodious, and handsomely furnished; and its patrons will be supplied with all tho luxuries of the season which the market affords.
 Tothe lovers of New England scenery this house will afford delightful retreat and to the traveller, at all times quiet resting place.
 The proprietor hopes. by his knowledge of the business, and his unwearied attention to the wants and wishes of his guests, to merit a share of the public patronage. Families and individuals can be furnished with board by the week or month.
 u Horsss en1 Carriages for excursions of business CT of pleasure furnished at short mo- ice. ROSWELL HANSON.
 Nesr-MiHw& July %. 1887. ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
EXPERIENCING.

,s EDW.ARD W:. KKVcG.
 THE business of Paper Hanging will be
 carried on by the subscriber during the coming summer. All orders from this town and county will be promptly attended to. and executed in a neat manner, by applying to him at his residence in this village.
 case5 eg{ fafs iqs E. w. KING.
 Litehfela, Apr;l 20, 1887. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31


 teen fourscore is just eighty years Nodelber- ate assembly of equal magnitude was ever more re. markable tor the virtue, and longevity of its members, than the one which declared the Amer- can colonies free and independently. Y. Ezpress.
 A fellow raised the wind in Franklin, the other day, little the neatest have heard oflately. He called on factory agent in the evening, and let himself to xOrk tor his board-got nice supper, comfortable lodging hearty breakfast two drinks of the ardent, and when working hours arrived, was among the mis- sing!-Dedkdm Put.
 The Baltimore Sun says the wood cut in the news papers, lately put forth torepresent the fgure head' of the Princess Victoria, of England is the same one Sarah Mania Cornell. of Avery memory.
 The Mississippi editors charge S name for every candidate for office announced in their columns. By this rule. editor at Holly Springs gets nearly s2OO for half column of candidates in his last paper.
 Ertroordinary Snygical Operafion by Dr. Scudder. There was performed in our village, last week, a very curious and novel operation on the Eye, being nothing nor less than the instantaneous cure of Squntng, Strabismus, us it is properly calIed- The patient, young lady from South Carolina, came from Saratoga to this place to meet Dr. Scudder, and SO perfect was the operation, and little the incon venence. that she returned with her parents 10 Sara toga in the evening train of cars The operation performed by cutting some of the bers Of the muscle which held the eye obliquely; the consequence was that the opposite muscle immediately brought the eye in its proper line ofvsion, and the unpleasant defo ity of squinting was instantaneously removed.
 Ballston Spa Gasette.
 Lots of Van BuEen presses are advertised fur sae.- We trust that payment will be made in shin pasters- the true Van Buen currency.
 TaH Grdss.-The N. Y. Sun says they raise grass eighs feet high in Kalamazoo. Michigan. So they do here, and more too but not till after it is cut and dried.
 Another Revolutionary Soldier GOne-MeianchOly Casaalty.-We are sorry to announce the death of Capt. Nehemiah Wilson, of Greenwich Ct. in the S2d year of his age He was in the act of choppng down tree on the llth inst. when it broke of suddenly fell, and crushed him to death. Some persons in the vicinity heard the crash and the cry. and flew to the veterans assistance. but too late They rolled the tree from of him. but the vital spark had Aed-his earthly task performed.
 MT. Robert N. Ward, ofthe firm of J. Ward & Co, Of Newark. and Mir Ezra Crane, of Orange, New Jsrsey were both killed in consequence of eapne of ofone Ofa train ot eaIs which separated from the ot ers. and got oG ths track as thsy arrived in Broad Street. Newark. The car HsOppsd whsn t came in contact with the side waIk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
eGROCERIES.

A LARGE and superior lot of Fresh Gro "A ceries just received, and for sale great deal cheaper than ever. t, -..
 May I. SEDGWICK & PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
BLANKS.

ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE, "@ THE FOLLOWING KINDS: Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court Subpoenas, Quit Claim Deeds, Book, Justice Book, " Note, Justice Note, Bail Bonds, Justice Subpoenas, Pensioners Blanks, Executions, &c. &c. June l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
C.ANDTES

DY the box or less quantity, at -D May 4. N. H. NORTH & cos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31
Total

Being an average of S6 years and months each and the aggregate excess of the "simehonored thir teen fOurscore is just eighty years. Nodelber- ate assembly of equal magnitude was ever more re. markable for the vrtue temperance, and longevity of its members than the one which declared the Ameri- can colonies free and independent.-N. Y. Express.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31

Cork screws havo sHnk more people than cork jackets will ever save.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-31

The right use of Abuse. .--l: we be dash- cd and bespattered win reproachcs abroad, we must study to be cleaner at home and the less we find of n,eekness and cliarityin the world about us. we are to preserve 80 much the moro of that sweet temper with- in our own hearts blessing then, that curse us, and praying for them that despIieiuiiy use us, so shall VIC most effectually prove ourselves io be the children of our Heaven ly Father. even to their conviction, whO will scarcely allow us, in any sense, lo he called his servanls.-- Leigkton.
 Cork screws havc snnk more people
The herald., 1837-04-22

Poucx.-1ardy arrest.-On Wednesday officers
A. NJ C. SNith and Gilbert Hays arrested at his
boarding house in Beach street. an Engishman of the
name of George Francis Burn, who about ten months
sterling with which he got clear off TO America
Brun was in the employ of Mr.. William Jackson
Taylor, Stock broker of London, and when the dis
covery OF his absconding made, reward of
5Ooi sterling was offered for his apprehension.
description of his person was sent 10 this coun-
try ana ior period OF three months, during which
Time Burn renamed snugly concealed i'm London
the officers of our police establishment were on tae
qu vlve to arrest him. They went to Philadelphia
to view man strongly corresponding with the de-
scrption given of Brown but he proved himself TO be
not the person wanted.
We understand an offer has been made by broth
er of Mr.. Taylor now in the city to let the matter
drop provided Burn will pay over the 5OOOl abstrncted
The prisoner seems disposed to close with this Of
fer and TO do 80.
There is law of this State by which he can he
sent to England if he prove refractory.
Coat stsaling.--A muatto girl named Eliza
Brown was arrested yesterday for stealing coat be-
house of Mrs. McDaniels, No. lSS Canal street
Mr.. Bloomer caught the girl in the fact, and when
he discovered her she was the point of entering
room containing a large amount of property
She was fally committed for trial.
Recovery Of property. Bowyer and
thousand dollars worth of silks and other valuable
property, which had been stolen from firm in Pearl
street. by young man recently in their employ
The party implicated was engaged with them as a
clerk, and about three months since was discharged
Since then he has been in the habit of freqrenng the
store Of an evening, and upon quitting, has generally
cOntrlved to carry off some article
Three hundred dollars worth of goods were reco-
vered by the officers more than the firm expected
hey had lost.
The herald., 1837-04-22
NJ d n + 4 M A IL TX E "a.

Yesterday comparatively qae, day in c of tho bad
ne vs. Orleans the nday articles of Ike wau
street editors whon period imu ie wesi
the crisis and now that We are in the mics, m
add fuel the flame by species Of insane illegal recon
mehdatop Fancy stocks tl and bank stocks little
only ew failures that Of People take
things with cqIanmty thaa usual Th question now
have the orst7-" reached III bottonl"
il dsgracefu that the Wall prints which enc
aged specua1n and high prices should ia The y
rev Tuition and b aodshee !"
classes ofoini9ns CARDS the iurcc one
believes hat he worst oys;hc other, that
appr aimed to hear from En- gland ard asy
firmly believe that The which have taken place
, revlIsion began. sl bring down all the
HOUSES Liverpool and London Oihers believe that before the
English COVE the Bark Of England suspend specie D. y
Their general banking and uac;ur system 90
wreck will auhorise issue OF forty millions siIrng
cheqscr bills amount 10 order 10 the
through the crisis.
There may any sympa hy for the Americas cotton and
ban ling Liverpool and Londn, but if these
aTd trade to England with rsh
and manufactures that tail without
the othc highly pro5able-na certain, that British
viii both by its eTei and is prontdc or
action.
now talk ofom specie the aid ofhe q
Bank sustaining in Es land. If would, could
general crash Of the American 'rue England by any
within power The whole foreign Of cos-
ty and banking ard manufacturing pa may e
sid the hands Of the British government through the
agency Of the Bank Of England and the
doa apd Liverpool Our has been long aeE
aed fro the commerceos its county BY the nix OF
the late presidency that feels orly st,moher given to
snas, something Iii melancholy fact that
odour ancientour mother coun:r,-ote
the skill andthe neroy ofhe from which we al
sp-ng-we ke indebted for those hope and m
pectaon, for which ook in Of m ou
/ land md of our creation.
During th period OF TINE that m the m Of
March the May England probably eo ef Anne
duce, at the old of or
orei debts depreciation that place
least Bills exchange against these shin
the anticipated high prices will Of earned s
honored in a like Of 80 so'ut the may be
the American houses in England give scope to def
OF five millions the whole amo work no
the field Our soc defence n the recent
OF the hanks spcce which
Mr. Bdde make bu, ii s in the action ofth British govern
aAdo the Bank Of England suspension Of specie pay
England would Involve suspensi Of her manufae
That in the of political feeling,
ccda evolution Of oo barely change s,r Oar
te,eore believe that their safety the
the terbe crisis h yawning equally upon a. apon
Ifsuch We not done, well cad the rccoi
try a miserable dsus b. eharatnrs, suppose
uspension sf specie gland woxd
ally bas, il state Of thing. country
blow British credit would strike q the ho the whole
world and dust half the banking
this sount calamity afflicted any oairs
pncif al citadel o thc credit banking ty,icm frt
the whole fabric In the year and ef 1887 the
Il n tacc nnd dssnn
The herald., 1837-04-22
of England, stood as follows

will be that the fs Of the Bank waf
cualment besan in July last, when their specie was RAPIDLY
und rrong dinautop the very miserable was,rs
prints whcbcy about sending specie the only
solid basis sf our Internal trade. then sduged al
pcraisn agsisst the policy fs ntsion We abide
the Coa Ter and Eaauer the Journal and the Express In
August these journals their
bubbles che dy and like The sighted
bankers instead taking warning changed
o. great pivot system hey heaps
al kinds Of abuse the action ofthc Bank Of
spccuations whrn they ripe rasuerv AT
that rcod the Herald the only paper the city that dared
the torrent efseculaon then madnen
of Wall street We pointed outwe nircat dwe begged
op,c The Jsanal ofComrnerce said that high prices were
natural perfectly nstshe Courier did understand what
overtrsdisg mcant-the Express pubhed inflated accounts ct
be value Of unrroducys real estate the swamps of HARLEM
and Lons Island These miserable sisc cbaatans nov
sce 10 what dtin their osinacy folly have brought
e city an country. Why disguise in We hand. Of
the fn-h government and II the whole Of the importing ms
chants-ons hall OF b,nker-and ihrJ of Eegn
bill dealers ys len standing should be- saved will be ownx
70 the masnsniiiy and pfomp,tude of Bh credit and British
hnance wsll wait with fear and trembling for the
news 'om England Tussg to the aobc the resoute,
chvsnc Of the from which all srrisg
deliberate conviction that will he saved and that the crisis Il
in Measure Yet say with fear trembling
Yesrss atlsast holfa dor failures pactseversl se
them IN MacE Lime, and shipping mcrcas ts oae h.r
forced to fail b. tho refusal sftbe s,emm banks IN tsl
checks ofscbern barks Our banks be eneaa rc an
OF all southern banks he from Ornn al.o Is.s
night of hs spps ns chsrncer- nj went,
seven mioas in two days and hsf their banks pees THO
effect ofth failures on New York WI be ioda,
sae n stocksaf Me Neac Yo't Es-csoags Apraq
III q. n. Bank, li3 10 ~ EagIe - -
~ yet & ltmd SO @ IS Msbewk X. H., 90 to SCI
:'is vis s'.s Sc j.. s p,s, B.
50 Nsf.s Cara Co 2,o 4 N a r "a svs. %
Life q e,lJro Ros = W. R ~ 80 "a
20 Kentsky Bk "a toT2, aee i,t,cs ,eai b, scai -
TO- Illinois Bn, X, III IA % Ions Isisnd r. n ea
leo rsrmers Tnist Co, ssi - t,,sfan Co N N
Union Ins Co 10
..: g., =: 4 :':s:: :, ':s-s.; =: s s..
" U = bsDh, tH - Bel HsA, -
The herald., 1837-04-22
number of prisoners have died of the disease. II
condition Of this Jail should be investigated.

ACADEMY OF PAISrixcs.-The Academy is now
open at Clinton Hall. We saw several groups of
beautiful creatures yesterday, ascending to the
gems there displayed Where is excellent critic
of 1886 Mr.. More Anon? Where?
The herald., 1837-04-22

TRENTON RACES commence on Tuesday next. We
authorized to state that the stables OF Gtn Iv-
ing, Capt. Stockton, Mr.. Gibbons, Mr. Kendall and
Mr. vanmster are now at the Eagle course, and that
the stables Of Robert l.. St,ens will also be there.
We ase also requested to state that the match be-
tween Tow Moore and Middieser will come off
on the second day.
The herald., 1837-04-22

GJ ZooLoorcAL IssrIrvrx.--The preparations
made to render this scene il possible doubly attrac-
tive on this the positively last night Of hbiton are
on scale Of great magnifcence. The public will
beplascd to learn tha, it is for the bcnefit Of Mr..
Kendall and the musical corps that have cnraptured
the audience and crowded the institution.