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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-28

wore always the best hatcould be obtained.
Nothing could exceed the order with which his
table was serycd--cvcry servant knew what he
was to do and did it in the must quiet and useful
manner. The dishes and plates were removed
and changed with silence and speed that seem
cd like cnchantmcnt.
Congress Hall was the building now occupied
rs a Cou-t house, at the corner Of Chestnut and
Sixth streets Except vestibue. about Is feet
wide on Chestnut street, the whole OF the ground
a.ns 81 this building was formed into Hall or
Chamber for the House Of Representatives.
There was no door opening into Sixth street. and
the Speakers chair with two dcsks-thc one on
the right hand Of the Speaker for the clerk Of the
House, and the ono on the left TOR the chaplain.
Of entrance from Sixth street y now placed.
two steps clcv ation-the seats for the member
large circle. one behind another, all fronting the
Speakers chair, and those back Of the front tier
wore raised, the first step, and the back tier
two steps. The chairs OF the members were ma
hoRany with stuffed seats and arms; and mahog
any dcsk, with drawer and key stood before
each chair. There was a canister round the
whole segment Of the circle behind the last tiel
Of ssots: and the wall Of the house. The cham
bss was warmed by large open stoves. commonly
called Franklin stoves. two adjoining the wall or
Sixth street, and two on the opposite wall The
fuel used was ALWAYS Of the best hickory wood
There was but one gallery in the Representatives.
misunderstanding across the side OF the hous'
on Chestnut street. covering the whole OF tn
vsstibule. and few feet within the chamber
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
9as er(fe Uebct Der Srucfer,
"Diele NAnotu nuo tiebtl9e Ss5abtet.
0eplnounssn Dieter Sel1un9.

L. Der Wreie eiste' 3st:una't 1T: Gin
1balsr, uno turIunblmor5l9 Cent :
fir cen Sabrsan9 IN q Uranf ht5a a Il:
ana; g,n 2aalsr uMo fh"f5le Sentf
wenn luuerbaip orep WDnasen. ppm @n.:
pfanse Der 3eituus an:-5meE 1tele'
weii !nnerbalb DEM Sah's.-uuo 2 Cha:
Ter uno fnni,ia Gents sreun neG Ser:
Iauf ce i7eibsn bt5ah.t nne.
2. 6as eirstnr5ere 3eit ale (ede NO:
nate Giro cine Snh|criptiun angenrn
msn, unp Ole 3eituNs fann nid't outSe
aebeu wereen SIs aue Rnndfdnee Dc
1abIt Nuo. -,
s. Bssanntmaburssn tcfsn: ST.
cine 2DOebe 50 es"ts eas Dlsre6 ; fa'
eiusn Monat 81 uuo lhr eln Sahr 8 1ba:
1T oas Biered.
urBriefs &c. an beu 9eransseee'
mnfTrn rcftfrep tinnelauetneresn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
MasuGen tNr cen
g ottrlonoN i u

ottrla reu IN ..
@8olseuos 9evrsn Gne autber'Nr'
Als A3eutsn fir eiele 3eitune )" es'ersn.
s., Sron ebiaisotbs, o.
S.isotib @pdtb. Gla. Voltme'te' w.
ts.Sbars, @Olumb'ano st
3. 81: @oaper els. q. W' We0ited,
Wapne 60.
Dos. Yarltmou, .. 81. uniontomn.
Starf 60.
ebr~. 8. 8. 3uet, 8oaseman 1run'.
buA@p.
9usb me8aa, ela. mansfelo, @ia'ane
60.
Die orn. Dsesereu O. u. g. OeRer!tn,
WIblano, Gibiauo 60
aterAnse er We Suup, y. ~. Wa6Ilon,O.
Gorw' Wsoree 3. wep8anot @tip-
pawap 9Da1ne So.
80. . pbilipps, ,. NQ. parie, starf g..
6. 81 6enose. giar. 3aneeSiue, Obic.
DOC. @. Wiese, 2ancalttr Dbio.
Saeeb Yirrcn3. SOh1'r(et, pertp &c.. ..
.. 4Dorlsp, GA. p. W. Gtsopetano 8.
9r. Bilbehm Gs; Ier in SIusnI!c 3r.,
Nihlano, 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
bnnnUuNar

Dte 81 u Ge.

Ote repbeit.
Die esos 1T 70 sroB uno bebr,
Man iIebt NIT quit iis eu.
Uno, ypsr fie gan; bsiabe, rpdv
Gin iberreiber Wann:
Dc6 bdtt ib a'nus fir tsssintn Smu
yin einsm s!sinen Slsdben eriun.
rlae eieIes 8'sd Sen niblts itb
2luf einen )ohattben,
Don Dem in t6unte runo ut, ,uIovi
50 rebt ms 6rspe fsbn
I'm pcn Der lieben @roe Dlau
GO vist 3u ftpsn, als man iaan.
Qluf eieism Sledben fause sanu
gin 3ausbsn, nett nno f'ein.
.Da mitst stb Bufrieensr Wann,
Ds,t l9,is uue Rino mi6 Elm : -
Dsnn leben obne QEetb une Alnb.
Qeibt mhbiam (eseln ctne 24iro.
uns batt ieb nod stn @artbsn bran,
60 taut ieb IS mit 8ls 80:
Das 9dbe ArHn' une !Notl mir eantl
SAr lneinen iaarer Shmeie.
Mua pfan, itb mauben Vf:itbfern ;
DsnngBets aao &iueer ualbsa germ.
uuo BAIT ib audi 70 nebsnbtp
N|sin sutss 8ibben A}sin,
- ,ellts noel ssin brsuro pc.bsy,
* g. fprade bsp mir elm:
Mir iaben frpa ihm ius @sEbh
uao ,ahtsn it,m bic g!aler nibt.
Sur fsp, am mid, ees al 81 frsuu.
aRir uctb eiu 0ut bsibsert
Gin 0ut tas iMsbs a.s 1rsnns u. Me;,
lsno paus uap Sarteu -ssestb:
DR Sryhslt. svsRn mir Die esbtibt
.yap b.aatp Ifh sQssaae,s uiGs:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28

"~ SNS>" WV ~ NSAN&N
un9smtln un0 unbeoreust. 9a
ee pom etQtntl'chen Ge,iftfbcfe
teln urtbe'I crbo!ten fornte. 70 H.
bernakm oas Q5rIe Ole 8cttrofs
un3 fetti Il; oos 9Ndr'en wurre
aus Der drtlilIcbsn e;ens,nbcn go
ltcBsn, un0 s5eocrmonn me,cete
IlIs, ais ,venn lIs init Der 'Oeit be-
baFtst ,r1rs. -Q>n jerer ueels
| lnabt9cn VeF6Attsouna qetrle> en-,
tsin Nousr lbte SIrbeu per,ous-
eno. fNn 2E,tb lbr niths Gen qcs
r'nol ltcu N0um IN t'!ncm lNoufe
4tnnsno, bate '!c fem orrtrce
ObOaW, rcnn cos prria' Dee
Xsr,Ns. $50 nuh ignmer llc er~
'tDIen, tes'ltsn H., ctt Qeute Gus
,cm N}eoc III Sebsn, fam it an
ctn bHentlihen Vtunn'm 10 ers
sr'Htn Gle 2Eelter lbte Srhae u.
leten aus, ,nadt 'Ntas fir tse
~ i ocrlnn."
SIcIer Jtnme II ur0s oem Wdo-
den hen9eteot; unr um Ne ou9et
nc,ne NeratitI tuuno rcd { al DEN
: o9 III lepen nu.re cin (Nc qe-
otd>tst III ,r,!tteu Ger 'Sco.ces
jun0en 9Notrefsn, mt allen rel,
ihrsdnfen llmHIuren ersittt
wurre, nnc mo cos g Gedsn
s1sno, muete Il, On 0:at tcslo: &
boren. Shre & tafe mor Fe!ns
9emthnIit {, IN 2tu unc ~ Ges
bunotnt tsteri!leU III o''e S4Ienlrn.
e IL s,cne qIs'h Som unhtr,
nit cem llrslud ouf lbrtr e t,rn
IN Der !Ol,tte Don Nenihtn. me('
che eben 70 plel lcbenol9s QNran'
ger fir IIe ,rorsm Die sbr cos
Oerbrebsn ucrIansen unp thr
aubten. Qsr9ebsne fuette lie
ioos S,rb'plel iu febsu,-ouelN
100 oub nur Gin Cufthen ndbste,
100 oub nur Die Gtimme ssuee
Sbdfer6 erreiht tpsr0sn fonnte
trf;houte Der furhtetlltbe Oslone.
Glnes $ases [Worla eriahIte
! leIblt] wQf le ein etwa S bis 6
Sabre oltes &inO, esnsn bubIdea
Nnaben an, pslber i'm Ssloe
Dlelbsn paudte. Sie lsste I'D
! ism sur Seite. Gr Dor Der ags
men, rerla0ensn @lsnoen Elm unt
ousiprsblltbes 9erenussn, Die
tebun feu ldnser ais einsm Sabre
tsin merfd}litbes Welsu beriihrk
battc, Dos Sinh 3u ltsbtclen. Sit
nahm 81 ouf lbren Shce6 Ipitlse
nit lhn cine gsroume Ssit ptt
eins SHUTTER nit ,hrsm ytebtinoe
tbun rilroe, Nno fang Tim fleiEs
SeN>u9siha9e vor. Nahofm l;e
9senos9t butte, bemertts Der Slen
nst "cD ms.s Elm Ith6nerss Qisb
ole oos ossnlse, GdWsittr-oer
poisr lshrte es nlb''- '-uno es
fang
"G'uts Cbri,fsn, bcrtDt III ctn
0rdue tbatsn: MaFla N.arttr ev+
| fhIua einen 9potrosn MT pes
@.teI-etn Watrofsn ,rslner lie
III 1Drer tlasneu q praobe unt
Vormtersisfe,t uno Jonlfe an
| tprah uno e!n armer Wit,itairs
rfstttigsr Gee S>lrr;f,s mar.'
Oas un9liefllts 2Eelb ithrie
Iout, unr lief Den &tsineu poa ,bs
rem Nrme fallen ivrons ouf uAp
elite aletb einem perfNytsn Il ,b
jDeu sArpn.
Ois Veihdmuna uno Strafs
: nor I'll erNR. SIZE Mtroetinn
,,nteslas oer CAP, (ts !oaree Sass-
lInnlg.
Dsep 3si;sn fes'tn tisr.. -" -
i I'm ei.fe Crate ppfI III nsat5eH
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
Gyur S1u4ee'DulttGug.
Os q + / a,
ober Die W6 oe.inu.
giae 0eaebenaeit au6 Der fran.EIlcEen

giae @e9ebenseit aus Der frans6iiDsn
81; ppiutivn.
Oils eipe 9Nortbev Der Mcrbiban
ltr 3elt Der "buneert SAGE" en-
pbrten. fsl mie bsfannt snlGten
ren Snfur9snten uuD "SIouen"
Elm biut.9ee Gjcfcht IN per Ndbe
Don 2Iurav Dor. Dls(es NOR je-
bod nuc EN- QVrFplI oss Sur,
9s'fr'e9es, Elm fac simile y. 1888.
Ser Gfl5'er mor 9roufem ssnug
etnl9e bunoerte, in ibrem Sluts
}Ib 10 d|Senoe Menfhen smifben
oem bOben tlnfroute, DeIines In
Den S5ertlefun9en oes Neloes in
grc6er MenQe truhe, ibrcm trou-
rl9en e blcflal tlbsrlollsnD, I,e-
gen III lo0en. Sn o.eier 2ooe
muroen Die me9ritsn tootcn S6r-
per 9efunOen, uno Der M>opor oes
6Iecfsns, reelcber beauftrogt mar,
cas- g dNodttelo BON Den Scbten
~ reinl9en Drucfte ilb uber oleItu
furd1terIichen 2'nbIif init "rober
0leib9uItiafelt" fp!4ensermoben
aus, les bdtte oos 0n!eben olS
in ScI9e elmer ougsmetnen por-
cOnirunq broper Mdnrer, tpeIcbs
lI0 IN ibrer Qogerfdtts jur NuDe
9eIe9t bitten gelOsr !! tr>p adj,
ten wenteeget1 oie|en S6lofen.
Der jetnals.
ginen gaanocb Der &dlobt,
9ien9 etn qBeibt nit elmer SIebeI
IN Der 6ano ver(ben, nad Dem
Seloe. Die lIe Io oeu pfa0 oat
bin lhrIttf fab fix f9 nsu9ieri9
nod allen Seiten TIM. Oie Vdut
nse un lIe berutn, woren oureb'
lho0eni Die 9ebll6e ;errlGen u.
Der Vroeu SuGommen 9streten.-
Cine fleine S.trede neiter, nor
rsr Soben nit &nepfsn mt 0aa'
rem, nit 2lbfelb dnoern popisr t,
eerfbo0enen patrcnsnt Don &u.
oeln ooer 0ojonetts ourhbobrte
6ute uno NIT Nfusen balb 3u-
iommsn9ercnnenen OIutes, be.
ceett. QlueS tug ros Gsprdge
vpn elmer fhr,li6 poroefat!enen
: 1loebt. OIe Spoten morsu
ole perf1runben. { !e 2onrieu<
te ho!tsu oielelben in Der 0odt
bssrater ,pdbrenO bic Wei5er ouf
ibrsn Schulfern NIT Guerfdcten
bebdnett pos Geblod>tfs|0 curdN'
ltriden uno fir ibrs tsoten Seiu>
o. beteten, ober sualeih aues
Wertbpolle in ibre Oue'fdfe se'
ben lle6en: Mon iogt, oo6 mott
de reibe 8eute aemaht wuroe,
unD e6 lief lb leibt osrmuiben,
mos oas sortrw0bnte Mdptben
|sigent|ieb i'm Ginne bottr ,psnn
irsenp jemono ibr fonoerbores
|Veiht, Die forgfome Nuf fmerf-
(omteit nit tvslher ibr 2'u9e 0os
OebuCb auf tepoen Seitsn untsrs
luhtej beUb othtet bdtte.
Sie batte einen entfe:nten Nloe
errsiebt Der fumpfg unO init hp.
|bem Gra|e tewoben mar uno
|osrpcppelte lbrs @6ritte, be Gis
Eoue 0ofuung ouf Neuee oufes
|geben III baben ftien, ais lle in ei'
net fls,nsu ensfernun9 pos Yras
|i1lh bemeaen fob-sln ftw ohes
|sulammenib!a9en Don gt(en mur-
|os asbtrt-oie pise zines ga
|jonetts Fam gum Qorfhein, urb
|Dam ritbtete flb cine blutise Ges
lItolt !ousfem unb milbfam auf.
I Sas jun9e Weib bisIt einen
)Nugenblid an. Matte nitbt DE
Igsr;nsne 9emsepng, fa6ts aber
....,. sc - - + ....-.-. ..~- ....
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
aieb mir heine lltr.'' -

popcn abSuboIt Il.
" "Benn ru auriittf6mmf,"-
10 tpiIl ib Itr meme Nbr uno
mtn OeI0 eeben."
Oott Ou Oslo p (ra9te ooe
W0pden.
"So.'
"lEo 1T IS 2"
"(oier.' %
'Ssiae es mir p
"9tum bier Ieb-"
Fer nlcbtf ar9ee obnenct Wo>
tvcfe bidte fiji notb (etnsm Spre
ntIter, ,pcIOsr inn iur - cite Iuq,
uno vsyluhte pentelbeu init tdrs-
rsr uno plsler Mube oufiul>tnab
len.
"6olt !''-(thris oos Mdohen
-uno eUleete lbm NIT Or CID
el e1nen e OIo9 ouf oen Scpfy
lpcourh Der Joirnfdntcel ,crfptlt'
teri uuros. " aab EN- SSttbuen
con Nd,- |lredts ieine 2ltme Gus,
unO ionf lstloS init Gem Vtenhte
auf fcincn s erElrer mtosr. Ose
Mdpd'en beroubte i'm blsrauf
|eIner ubr, e=ctO un0 Nlslttr.-
AultD IN eintm tenotborten
3iso0sr ibre NIT Nlut 5efedttn
S16e rein, 9'enq Damn nab Dem
Seloe, fhnltt stnen binrel Oras
uno febrte aurhf nod ibrem
0ouIe. Osp lbrem @ntritt in
Die 2Gobnun9, mari ie bic &C.
9en0dnoe, welbe lle Dem Wotrc-
Zen obgenommen bate, ouf cine
in Der Gtube ilsbsnOe XAte,
ipre6eno : "J6 fano oen &6r-
per clnes tootsn 8louen, unO bier
1T was er bep fitb fubrte. Man
nlnEbte ibr ber5lib 8lhef ,uoie.
cn1 9uten Sunos, uno lomlt be-
'rubte Die sou5e Sobe.
Nueiu al, 2ibenO eeS ndmlicben
So9esf ,puroe oer Qeibnom oes
V!ouen 9sfunosn ,9nO onn (einen
SerwonOten erfonnt.-Ser Ser
ttOrbsns tpar eintr Bon oenjenieen
luusen geuten, ,ptlbe ibre Wlsln-
un9en NIT Der Uniform ouoern II.
9eDbbn(lb een portbepen oiensn,
,peI6e 9erooe en- mdthtio'ten
llno. Gswalttbdti9 SUM @oloo-
ten 9epre6t, ,ruroe er NIT anoern
ausseibidt uno fam geraoe ;ur
re0ten 3elt UNI Dem G>efebts beps
|3uDcbnen, ehne ee in Ieiner Motbt
su bobcn oIe cine oosr onosre
Nortbtp III er9reiftn. 0ieler
llmltono, nb!!i9 bon osn Uausrs'
!eutsn eingsitbn, inoem otsls, in
oleiem ) iitrifre Osbevns, ein
gitbes Sbiflol batten, vsrur'
(abtc, oa6 Der MatroIe ou9emtin
. oGuert nu!Os, unD Ole No|cheti
libtett Ter Shat, rrourb er fo
meutetmbrOernh (sin lsben ger
Icr, IN elnsm ss'to sra0srn 2,ttt,
ortfsl!te. Nuf Der onoern Set,
oes Moross por cine Sieft ost
0srbreNens wsltbee Den srb6t<n
Nbi6:u errsge. Der Mail rpur
&c ri,t ole Neino tet1oAtt as.
teo''t' netn, uuroe 9etecte,
TN 81 Nouten ; uno Dieter llms
'for0 er,psdte bep oer Meuss eln
| Oraulen, ,reld,se il, olslr y ~
l,ft 70 aufstotosntllh mar. Su
iethen Sdasn befis ct Naub netr
Den W snichen, cenn Orr Oiero, u
BON jsst an erbob lib Elm ouee'
mslnss Gelhrep asosu oas Mde.
ben 9bis s'w6bnl.h beu epst,
|mdtbisen 2tufreaunsen, anf 9:u'
'Isenbll6e Die St'mme Ger 8Ials'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
Samfta9 g. ben 2efen Sanl1Qr 1897.
beftis oen 0rif Ser Sitel.

oe5 Wonne3 uno elni9e menlge
Wcrtc, in Dem einDeimiHcten Ns-
oIeFt BON Vtttto!np tefprothsn (e
vcron!oGt fit TIM 5u ndbern,-
GIt 9len9 elni9e & fhtltte ouf
Dem Orofe neiter. Sem Der
wunceten ge!an9 es, ouf Gein eje.
tpebr 9ettubt lld ouf Die &nle St
erbeben ; rae Wiohsn E0b ar
felnem bsousn SomICote, msld e.
init o!tmoolIhen Nn6pfeu beitet
wor, oa6 er elu Motru1e fey
tpelcben IN Nurap msbrere Com
po9nlen errtd>tet uml"1. e ie
blleb unld,ltl1tg ; oIlen Ct febte
lIb ibm III ndbern Usrllrertc, Oe6
er ibr fem 2eio 5ufd9en mOllte, II.
nlht fdbl9 wdre lib pom 4>tabe
i'll beweeen inrem cine Suael lsin
8ein fur0terIltb ssr(bmettert bdts
tc.
60 oufeemuntert nohte GN oas
Wdochen elniQe tS hrltte.
"QDds mllIIt bu 2 fro9te lIe.
"s lno elnIss BON Den b|ouen
bier p
"Oie bIauen Gno fort"
"Scrt Seit wonn?'
"Selt 9siletn.'
"@s fam unm69lith (pn ~
rtef Der Matrole. "QBarsn tpIr
nlbt Die @tdrffen %
Sos Mdp1en eab feline 2lnt-
port. S5ie b,ieb itsbem ats ipea
lIe feline Sro9e nlbt seb6rt bdtte.
NlIein @ie bate lbn betrosen
oenn Die blouen noren in 2lurop.
9{achrem Der Sesmonn oos
Mdobem nohmoIs 9eirast Bate
CAB fe ihm eine tolbe Qlntmprt,
|troourb er VeronIo6t trurOe 5u
9Iauben, oG6 sr perla0en un0 obs
ne 0cfnun9 ocu Su!fe Fey: Ills
Ct 0en 2IbenO porber 9e9en Die
Sn1urasntsn fotbt, ,muroe tr |hwer
ver>punoet uno b|ieb in Dem
.Surnpfe liessn ntht int @tanoe
ftb I'm eetlne,ten fert Su bemegen.
S}n otetem Sutfauoe mu6te Der
ung|udllde Mal Die gan;e Nabt
untsr osn beftiaIten &d)msrSen
SubrIn9en. @r bofts, oo6 ct NIT
Soae. onbrub feline trouri9s Gage
felnsn &fssnc0en bemsrtbar
moOcn t6nnte :; c!lein Die falfcbe
Wahridnt Don ibrem Derlbmin.
oen fthnttt ibm ale 9ofnuns ob,
@eins &rdfte paren, Ourh Den
er(Ittensn 0Iutpe. lult,fp erIn6pft,
ooB IS inn nitbt n69!leb mar,
ole'en Ort III perlonen ; u. ,penn
oud (c muBte er tefircbten bep
Dem sr'}en Suiammeutrefen NIT
|einem GanOmonne, BON Oeu1ielben
msuhelm0roer.fber 2Bel(e um
'gcbrocht III meroen. Sn o'eier
IvefStpe'is'tsn Gage, isbts Ct feline
Sanse 9ofnunq auf pos Sauers
mooben. >pelbs ;er 3afou ju fel-
ner Sulfe berbeueeflbrt ;u baben
|fbisn. @r itlbtt mar in oieier
Vsseno gebcren; fein Datsr u.
leine 0rioer S,Gterisuta,p cbm
ten in 2Dcmarioqusr, o,e fontnsn
Iuno i'm noG pou(e brlngen tbnns
ten. e:r bat oober co6 Mdod,en
oertbin 3u oeben, uno einen Ser
nonoten lelns trauSjee gage init
sutbel!cn-- er heotente Gtb otr
rubrentfen Vuten Sbrdnsn uns
fo9or 9rehuneen {; ouein (is
blteb 9ssen ouee seflbl|cs. Wilc
woren lbre Dncfs ouf Ten su ,b-
rem Ou6en !Ieeeueen MatroGn
lgerIUtet, uno NIT rauber Gtinls
Ifo9te ie :
| hQEenn tu wdnfe,t boE id,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28

Drep 3'i;sn fss'tn lrisr.., IL. =.
I'm ci:is srats eutI ,u nsabea {;
Dss f'ss sasa aiaa Ss If ia ssz.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25
EDAHLY STAGE. Gitchfeid and NeW-ETaven,
.NeeU .As'a.Gyasge2saeast.

A STAGE will leave Spencer's Mansion "A House, Litchfield, Monday, Wednesday and Friday eremings, at II o'clock, and arrive at atNew-Haven in time to take the Boat for N. York next morning at o'clock. Also, stage will leave Litchfield, as usual, same days, at o'clock A. M. from same house-making it equal to daily line via Watertown, Water- bury, Naugatuc, sc.
 Returning, on tue same route, leaves New Haven every day, Sundays excepted, on the arrival of the Steam Boats from New-York, 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, Litchfield, of Mr. COB, Agent.
 J. W: HARRIS 6 co. Proprietors.
 May %, 1887. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25
Amherst Academy.

TENHE Summer Term of this Institution will I commence on the 3lst instant, and con- tinue eleven weeks.
 It will be the aim in the instructors of this institution to give the pupils a through know ledge of the rudiments of the Latin & Greek languages, and of the text books read prepa- ratory to entering college. No pains will be spared on the part of the Principal to perfect his students in these studies, and in the high CT branches of the Mathematics; and to se- cure general habits of study and application. He has been engaged in the school during the last six months, and from the success that has attended his past efforts, hopes to merit a share of the patronage of the public.
 Terms-for tuition in the English branches, $4 per quarter of II weeks. Latin, Greek. and Mathematics, $5. Board can be obtain, cd in private families at an average price of $2 per week Furnished rooms can be rent ed in the Academy building at $3 per term.
 FREDERICK BUEL, A. B., Principal.
 REFERENcEs-Rev. Dr. Humphrey, Amherst
 [" Prof. Fisk, Collage.
 |" Mir. Perkins, Amherst. Amherst, Mass May B. *50
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25
NOTICE.

WHEREAs the Waramaug Iron Company W did on the 9th day of May, 1887, assign, sell and convey to the subscribers all their property both real & personal-this is therc- gre to notify all persons indebted to said com- wy that Dauid c. WhMlesey and Joseph H. ppnncn are duly authorised to settle the con- kerns of the company-and all persons in- e&bted are requested to make immediate pay m;; mm;;S. as efficient measures will be taken to Ne accounts collected without delay. "o DAVID c. WHITTLESEY, tne ~ JOSEPH H. BENNETT, was 't' BENONI P. BEARDSLEY, to be DANIEL BEEMAN, Jr. gi'l7 J; c. HATCH,
 ERASTUS LOVERIDGE. THEY ALSO OFFER FOR SALE,
 5 large Team HORSES,
 l Four-Horse WAGGON,
 l Two-Horse do.
 ? OK CARTS, About 30,OO0 bushels of COAL,
 " 200 COAL BASKETS,
 '" TO tons PIG IRON.
 Ney- Preston, Moy IT, 1857. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25
PIANO FORTE MANTTFA,CTORX.

FNHE subscriber has returned to his former A- stand in Litchfield, about two miles west from the Court House, where he will continue the Business cf.mohing Piano Fortes of differ ent patterns, of superior tone and workman ship, and on more reasonable terms than oan be purchased elsewhere.
 He designs at present only making to or- der, and feels assured of giving satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patron- age. JEROME B. WOODRUFF.
 N B. Musical Instruments of all kinds re- paired. lJAlso. SAVING and TURNING in ali kinds of metals. wood, and ivory, done at short notice, in the neatest manner, at the basement of the above establishment.
 Liichfezd, Mau IS, 1887. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH THE RHE; U WI A TTSEE!y
 EHEDGE'N CeEeO9'EEteO Rheumatic
 PT AN'fJE1FO

FLASTERI ... N7 HILE this Plaster is useful in reroov- Ing other pains, 1t is designed especi ally as cure for the RHEUMA TISIL a complaint with which multitudes of the hu- man family are afflicted, and for which no effectual remedy has hitherto been offered to the public. In all cases this Plaster is to be applied to the hollow of the foot, which will have the tendency to draw the complaint en- tirely from the system. An article, then. that will cure this complaint, is great public good. That this Plaster is not only safe, but if faithfully applied, an effectual remedy, the proprietor has full confidence. But its efficacy will prove its own best recommen- dation. EDMUND HEDGE,
 Sole Proprietor. Bloomfield, Conn.
 Among the many testimonials in favor of the above Plaster, received by the proprie- tor' are the following RECOMMENDATIONS. :. Bloomfield, Conn. April 5, 1887. Inns may certify that have used Hedges Rheu- maiic faster with success and entire satisfaction; ana nave known 1t used in various other instances with equal success, when other things which had been tired had proved unavailing have confidence init us the most efficacious remedy for Rheumatism that has been offered to the public.
 REV. CORNELIUS B. EVEREST
 Hartford, May 8, 1887. Having had severe attack of the Rheumatism,
 
 matic Plaster I did so, and although was in great paln still felt relieved in about four hours very sen. slby, and m three four days, was entirely cured and having used nothing else in the meantime either externally or internally, have had an opportunity to give the Plaster fair trial, and can recommend it to the public as sate and sure remedy for that dstres- sing complaint, the Rheumatism
 L, P. BABCOCK.
 Hartford, April 2s, 1887. This may certify that Ihave been afflicted with that worst of all complaints, the Rheumatism, and quite number of days, experienced extreme pain in my hips and legs, and could find no relief until used Hedges Rheumatic Plaster, which has effected an entire cure. can therefore confidently recommend 1t to the public as worthy of their notice.
 THOMAS WYMOND. The Plaster is put up in boxes, at the low price of % cents per box, with full directions and recommen- dations on each box. Every box is labelled with the written signature of D. HEDGE, sole proprietor Bloom field, Conn. Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor or eh- CT of the agents.
 AGENTS.
 . Lee & Butler, Harford-Ferre &s Farmalee, Mid. dleto,wn-Sidney Babcock, New.Haven-E Elisha Ed wards, Springfield, Mass.-S. Carl Ss Nephew, New York-John c. Howard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 5l A. WADswoRTH Agent for Litchfeld co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-25
STRAY HORSE.

District of Woodbury, ss. Probate Court, l3th
 Mav. 1887. Estate 0f PECK & BACON, of
 Woodbury, assigning debtors.
 7NHE Trustees represent the estate insolv- 1 cnt, and pray the appointment of Com- missioners thereon-Ordered, that Commis- sioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Woodbury on the 2d Mon- day of June, 1887, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon; of which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they sec causc' and be heard thereon.
 51 CHA's B. PHELPS, Judge.
 Al e Court of ProLate holoLen ct Nev- -Har5ord,
 in and for the District of New- -Haryord, on
 the 15tk day of May, 4. D. 1887:
 Present, Tertius Wadsworth, Esq. Judge. KKIHEREAs the "New-Hartford Manufactu- W ring Company" a body corporate and polite, transacting business at Ncw-Hartford in the district aforesaid, has made an assign ment of certain property both real and per- sonal to Sylvester Willard & Edmund Case, in trust for the benefit of all the creditors of said Company therefore in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, this Court doth assign the 18th day of June next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office in said district, for the appointment of Commissioners to receive, examine and ad- just the claims of all the creditors of the said Manufacturing Company according to law and said trustees are directed to publish no. tice of this order in newspaper prim"d in the city of Hartford, and like notice in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld, in the county of Iiichfeld, and also to place copy of this order on the signposi nearest to the place ei transacting business by said company, that all persons interested may attend and be heard relative to tho appointment aioso,a'a' if they see cause. 4 true cory ot record 5l TrRr1Us WADswoRrn, Judge.