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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

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l0ten ocr9an3cnen Menat5. Socrr 0eprge
Swiser, ciu 8ubrmann sWiftlen Baltimore
NIB lSheeling, mar in Se3riff eill 0iao lei'
ne5 98a9eu5 eil;ubcmmeli, alS ibn Die &nts
fte bcS Seerrn Csieer9e 9Sorfm1nu, ans jes
nrm Srte, cinbcltc. Die pferee Der beicen
sSahrrperfe waroen fdleu, rnto i'll Der acgeus
ieitisen Semihuug cin 3uiamncntrcfen ,u
Dermeiben, weld,eS miBlang, iparo bic &uts
ft,e ltm9elporfeu. Die Siattiu ees Soru.
9Bcrfnau Darb aus cerleiben mo 9egen
Sorn. Swiser 9eIdfeuoert lulo eieler ttel uili
INTER cas- 8ereerrao ieite5 9SagcnS, ucli
ipeldlem er eiae ;iemljd'e Strete gelhleift
ipuree, ebe eerlclbe gum Stiaifebn gcbra;bt
,perosn fppute. Nr. S,pieer par 10 febr
beidlSoi9t, baB er uoh oor eer 9lnfunft eine6
slr,tes ieiicn @ciii aufgab. Gme SrauuSs
oitler 3eitltu1 fu9t bel Gr,pibnmg btele6 un.
atltftiben 8orfduS, oag Der 8erltorbene eill
Surscr BON Baltimore @auntY ,par ltne cls
beliel Batter un9efihr cine Reile bon Slltis
mere @itD ,pchubaft 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
0enentltcGe 93enru.

9tm 3lpeiten Gbrii1tage, ols ben 26. Ees
cember, lca ali tcm S,anIe be5 llnterftrtes
teuelJ III Der Staot 9lIeiltalnL Soamiltons
Srabe, gcrace gc9eri rter rer Grufcrei or6
"gceba patricto" auf 6fcntlidlcrGcnrn pcrs
fllifr ipcrecn:
SnreauS, Ge6f6, Srtteu uuo Settl1ten<
Sefcn nit 9ichr Stihlc, Giid,c, uuo ion(t
ncd, allerlci SlaI5s uno &iidensG'erdtbfhafs
ten, su tpeitllufti9 ;u melccn.
Gte Geneu niro I'm lllr Gahniittugs
anfan9cu, NIB 9eEOri9c sIufipartiln9 9e9etrn
iperecn rrn
Senrp Sitter.
Tee. 5. ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
0ehenflit1e 93mla.

Trcita9s, Zen 2lfeuT Geecmber Grrmit'
tags I'M 10 lltr, fca az ten S,ouie crn
Neiurid Sims, III Sicrb 9SEcithall
3duuftir, Qeda GauutY, alf tffertIidcr
&ereu rcrtauft mereen:
ginc iuu9e Mdhrc, Gdwciue, Elm ncuer
plantaftcs9Eo9cit So9tfhiittcn Nft9e, G9s
ocr, S.culciter Ninruutlc, Strcb &auf
ScttlapcnsNrl3, nne parpelsSrcttcr Sdlrcis
uersGjeid,irr; @dIdrauf TrdmrS, 2nte,
Stuhle, gcttlatcn, &udlenScfdrr, l;no icnlt
ned, dlerlci Nau6s &aucrn. nno Hutbcn9c'
9erdttfhafteu, ;u ircitlduftig mclecn.
lie geeir9nngcn fclen am Serf0lNeta9c
befannt 9enadlt uno getlIlrenee Sufrars
tin9 9c9cten wcrecn ten
Scnrib Suns.
Occ. 5. nq-3s,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
&ursr gleainfsifsl,.

Su YbilaoeIpbia Iaten cie Demo
frltti(ben 8e9enrnallrer cine 9roBe
8erldmmlung 9ebaltelL in beren Sers
banrlnn9en Ole neultcbe "Jicppllttton''
Der gofo Yofo'6iu Oarri5burg, bitter
lib 9etloclt miro. Sie liuo bcreit bte
GDnlfttlttipn llno Ster Serrldaft Ger
9elebe auf jepen Sail ;n erhalten.
Der 0eegcr 9eamen6 Sope9e5, mel.
der III DER Baltimore Gim Court fiji
9tpth,u6t iiberptelen ipnrbe, 1T pDn
oer @ort anf a 6t5ebn Sabre
,3nCbtbausifrafe pernrtbcitt nprreu.
Ginise Der gcfc Spfcs Gon9rcBnlitl.
ner opn Sielem Staate, baben itd) 10
9lcitb auf oen 9Sc9 ilacb S9rrtStNr9
9eml6t ais Te non oem Otob bDrteil.
Inter eieien befineet fd) George Wf.
&eiln Don SerfS. (Soat CT pielleitbt &c
clCbt Der Otpb trlnbe eincn 2ieber?)
Scr Maipr pon 9Qbanp tietet cine
8elphnln9 BON $500 an fir ole Grs
.areiflln9 ce5 Wtprcbremer5, Der pers
fubte bie GrchaH9e III Sranp 81 ffes
tfen. Gie Grrhml9es@efcllI0aft bat
.9lcidf3lt6 $3.50 9cEoten.
S0err MrGinnen Mt neuliCb iein
Ufcrc, s@ne'' fir S 5000 oers
fluft. G6ibll stn nld,neller STEINER ltin.
Gin 9ltltbmtt aus Snnd, 0a,p.-Sas
nlte( 9I'Saobin bon 0altbpille mad)t
betannt ZAP CT So fir bie Sbreu hes
G6rS. 0tlcp aeben Mil, ipeld)er ppn
| linn eiu Nferb 9eborat bate, mo onr6,
9ien9. CT 9iebt 9lei6falls SIS fnr'8
Nferr.
SaS Saptilf @erlamm(un9@ban5
In 0eor9ctolpn C@onn.) lpelbc6 flir
Gle 8erialnmllln9 Der 9lntlsStlapereis
@elelIi6aft bcifinmt mar irurbe III
Der 9tadt ppn %. Iopenlbcr, crrd
cinen Mob nit eineln 0aB 9lu(per III
Gle Sift 9cipren9t!
Gampftcotsltn0liif unb 9ebeii6per-
| luif.-Sas Sampfbnct gjcil. SraltiE
Ioon gcllisoillena6 ct. 9cuiS, serplass
re am 25lten Tcpelnber ieilie &eilcl
Iiup 13 9Mla9iere lpurecn auf Der
lStelle 9etoetet. Sei 50 Neripnenipnrs
ieen perrlnbet,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
aep tif Seba.s1l S5e;e 3

Gcrfclbc it 9cburtoig aus @an9cn, Gatts
ton gSaslcn i'm @fide, rne reietc am 19ten
slpril eicles Sahrs bon &efpeitcr radl 9lmes
rfa. Sncrr Gjcgeub ppn Buffalo angcfcms
men, fd'ricb er ictner suril6geblietenen Sran.
9nua Wioria 8rShiis, sa ibm 81 fcrnuten.
2tlS Is bier anfaui, fcnute lIe ceulelben ntdlt
fiurclL rnb allen Slnftset1le nah hat er Die
hie1ge oiCgenb perlalen. Seiue Srau 1T lit
icbr betrutteu llmifduben: fle puroe anf
ccni Ganotccte rcn einenr treten 8iuee ents
tunecr, III ticiertalt rcd' fchr frarf unc ats
Ter Wiittel 81 ibrem 2eben6unterhalte cnts
tl6ft.
Crarre Gin Meufdenfreunb, ser itr slits.
tlnft pcn ihrem Wanue qetcu t6nntc, puree
ein 9Scrt Ger VarmberS0fcit an ihr ansil'
ten.
9lacnfalf9e 9t1drittt bcliette man itr
inter nadlfcIgcnrer storclIe ;utcmnen sa
lafen.
9(nna Maria Tr6blig.
care Of 3fr. Peter j. Schrsek BgfaIo N. 2.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
TO PRTNTEsRS S.

The subscriber offers the following
lounts of english Type for sale at rcaso-
nable price, viz !:
about 200 Id. Small Plea
800 ID. Brewer
together with an assortment Of Fancy Job
type, column rules &c.
The above type is in good order, and
has only been in use forabout ls months
it will be sold cheap if application be
made soon, postpaid to
G. A. SAGE,
Allentown, December l2.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
QBirtbsDaus 3u perlebmelt.

eszS Ter llnterscidnetc ipunIAt fcill
a sss& 9SirthShaus 81 perIehueit. @6
isass5s5 lie9t In SiloslSbeitball, an Der
grc6en Sra6e pcn 9laentdnn nab 8nns's
Sort, uahe bel gieuharo's Wiilhlr, mo cine
Wieile ppn 9tllentanu. GaS SoauS it nflI
erbant oop Steir,eu, S,pei Stct bod unb ges
rdumi9 nno bcanrm fir Wmtbid)aft eit9es
ridltet, uuo biuldrglid, NIT Sialluitg lmb
gdeb6 perichcn. sluf Yfrlan9en fonnen
aud, 10 gIder pano baju erhalteu meroen.
DaS 9idhcre fam nlln BEL Gem @iauer er,
fabreL Ger nabe babci wcnlt.
Scbn 9)unSt.
Cee. 12. iiq-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

sseiayid 92itd,s0, eiu farbi9er Wsann, er,
Melt fsip @erber iiir Grmcroung ieiner Srau,
III Der Srurt Ucu Mcnt9cmcrD @diftD. Die
SuyD bratte, u1dl etier 9ibwefcnbeit bon cts
ipa srpei uuo ciner balbcu Smnce, bas Sers
Diff ein: ldulbi9 oes so orb s
i'm sip eiten 0raoe @r puroe bdun
;u Sehniihri9cr 0sfan9rnld)aft I'M ri!liden
3nbtbaule perurtbcilt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
81 Sla)riOt

Gin GFcntlihes Gramen Ger ofertlidrn
Sdlulen Der Stnet sllteutaliu ipiro ifatt fitis
cen am Sreita9e ccn 2liteu Neeembcr ftddls
ffcus. Die Stiueer percen III ibrcn pers
fbieeeuen Setulifubeu bes Sormittdge, ers
aminirt werbelI, une ees Gahmitta9s mere
een fidb ale Sd,nler in ter teutfdlcn eutbes
rild,tn Stride periammelnt alIipc eiiie 9lece
uber tas GrSietuHgesS yffem, ecn @barIee
Topts @lqr. fcm prcFfenten tes Scart5
efr Sdnls Cirefteren, 9ehalten mertcn fca.
Cic lletungcn persen res Gcrmittass nm
8 llbr aufan9cn, unp res Stadmittag6 Inn
balb Q llbr. Iie Burger i'm dagemeinen
uno eie 9leltern uno @rrmlinecr 1nc bclcn'
erre cilrgelaeen bei;ufpphuen.
SIaf 9lrtra9 bes Sraros
@briff. Iree, CeGet6r.
stllfntaun Gcc To- nq-2n.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

Irauri9.-Sicr Mdmcr, bic All teu 9rr'
iiou &atfofen artriteteu, ftursteu III ciucn
Sftn. Giner eaucn mar SOB 9ebrannt unb
bic aueern erei ,plycn Die Sfteioer ocrbrannt,
bod, ipnroen ilc nedl lebcno heraus9cSc9en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
G.iste 1racbf HSriisel sur
AR Qelol)ltulta.

kYk Gntlicf ain prrleBten Sreitd9c, eis
S1ni9e Sage Der Der scnrt rpabrlheins
@N lid, nm Dem &erbpr we9cn Der uns
So cbrlidfcit leireS Scncftt @puoers
n6rs au5SuWeitcr, Cob es in Der 0fad,t cber
BET Sage mar, faul mai uidIt auSmittelu)
aug Der Staet elaentaun, Der Baron oell
Dtitnd,haaien Der Situ9ere, eiu llrsgufcl oes
bcrlldlti9teu 8atcr8 Ger 3iigcu. Curdl Ieinc
9ntpridIur9 bat CT nidlt altcin icjnen 9iirs
gelt tpneeru and, bic ahtbarc @rurt uno
piele 3eu9cn in Grrle9enteit gebraobt. Gr il
leidlt an ieiucm grdsliheu Sd'ancmapl su'ers
feuncL 70 bag eli calelbc ME Sfnct cbnc tos
ein Shwarm Qit9en bon ibm au6fiieien ;
fpeitere @eld,reibltu9 lit murtbia. Sbi9e
Selrbnnrg, ater feme untrifcn Ncd) Eont
fcaen erltditet meroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
gu ocrlel)nen.

Der llntcrieidnete it geieuneu lcinq8irtbs'
haus ;t eerlctncri, 9clc9en III Jtero'lGbeit'
hall Gauuftp, ecdla @auntD, uatc lei Siea'
friebs Srlitfe, netif Stallmq, Garten uno
/. N. @efe fam bi6 gum uddAien !. slrrtl
9e8eten rpereen.
Saniet Gicsfrier.
Sec. IL. lla-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
.@Sagssggs gss;5=s'';- =
T5&- -G&

gEir enrRnaen ncdl teim Sd,lnfe biefcr
3eitnng ipeitere 9iad,ridten bon Narrsburg.
OaS pbilaSelpbier gRilitdr unter @cneral
patteripu, III am Samfta9e slbenc auf benz
9fiegelipe9 III Soarristurg an9clan9t. SIud,
fiuo bereit6 300 Sclbateu bon Carlisle ais
gefpmnien, ,pelbeS phnaefibr 1900 Waul
ausmad)eu, bic sr 98iererherifCllmg hes
NriebenS unc .fube fId, nun oafel6lt befttbeu.
Ginise Der 9lufiibrcr ser ecfeicfc Wicbcfratrn
taben iciteem 9icibauS geiicmmcll-Gie Sers
scltuug ,p;rb Ile ceuncd, errsiden - 9Suns
Der cb Der Mnnd)haufcu audi rcn bert iulu
ansgefrabt 1T ?-Nous verrons.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
Cec.5 s.
6 hQrles Qplperl

Gd'nciber in Sanrrer Salttldm,
Oanft Ieiuei Srcunoen uue Guuccn hicrs
nit fir cas- ibm bishcr 9cidlcnfte 3utraucn
in ieincm Geihdftc II. bitter um oieScrteaucr
ihrer Gumit, Die or TIh omrt CUTE sIrbcl une
Silligteit gu crhaltcu beltretcn iptrc.
Sret dlneiCer,Oefellen
Gic CUTE mt feifjse 9.rtcitcr fro, msrs
tcn ecu i'm lr0eioh rcrlan9t. Sie tTunrn
auf fdnac 3cit srbeit iiub eiueu 2rbu crtaIs
ten, tpcun flc fdl balei9if rclrcu.
0et. 12. ilq--4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
Scrbrenuuug ScS 0fpbile Ebeaters.

8crbrennnuO bc5 S)ipbile Ebeaters.
Sin @rra ans ocr Cruferei bes Mlobile
(eoniIaua) @auoluu9S 9louerteiler, NEGLECT
rnterm 2llten 9topentbcr ipie fclgt.-"&iue
perbeereuee SeuerSbruuit erei9ucte iIi, unr
1efcbr nm llbr bieitu Wicr9en III ceni
8iercd auf ber 9Sslflcite Der ct. emanuel
SrlBr, ;pilibsn Cdupbin uno Gcnti. Dies
lelbe eutlfalo III Dem Mo6ile 2heater, ipsls
Dies ncd ebe Die Seucriprseu berbeigsbratbt
ptreen fcuutelt III Iid,ten Slammen ltano,
e5 breitete ib) lpodun lnclid1 uah Der @cntl
SraBs aus, ;eriforte Die erci eritcn Diulrr
III jener 9ttdlhll9, odS Sheater nit lctnem
fdIigbareu 5nbllt, lno ned fltuf anbere 3jes
biuoe. Oer9au;e Serluit beTd9t 100000.
Gie @i9entbumer ocS Gbcater6, Die Nerren
Ghilnuel uuo Senter, imo gum Ibeil oeriId,s
ert Gie Slcrreu &uelpp uue SRith, Ser>
ip1lter, baben ihre cccaratirnen, Waoero5e,
.Dt6tcln, &C. eiiigebubt 8eriThcruu9
--8erlult $4,000. S9err q. Chapman
naS s. 8lptilte, GN. babeH audi nicl perlc'
stiL tno nid,tS oerIhert. 4ltIt GER ihncn
eigencu Ibitigfsit BADEN Die Ncrreu eucirp
nno Smith -bereitS Dirfmme 9RaaSre9cln
1etrpftu, I'M IN eiaigen Eagsn oI5 LhcItrr
III Ger 9te9ieran95 Sra5e Sn crbfllen."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

Sin fcbredid,er 8crfaa creignete fIct, all
-stbeub pr6 2sitru 9fpormbcr in Der Stact
Baltimore. Oiebrere Suagen fanien sur
Stabt, uno Yw cine ccrielteu, Deldjc eurd
eiusa lun3en MluL Iamru6 9S o f pbrr
ipie mir bcritbtet lIno 9S 0 hlfdbrt, ges
trieben W.Jro, ,pHrben Die pfcrce pilo, ltno
9ii9eu burd,. glm ST Der pcnnFl0dnia
Slpenuc uno 9iopel Stra6c Yerlutbte gScif
heruntcriulpru9su, I'M, ,pte man 9ernmthcr,
fcilis pierce etuSubaitci, alIein lein 6uB blieb
I'M Stei9bi9cl bin9en, ipdbrcRe ictn Stcpf
,aif Der @rpe nhdlidNeifte, Der pnter bas
9fao fam, un9 ourd) oaiielbe bldltdblidb in
sipei Stiicfcr ;erlhntten pnrbe. Der gSas
gen ipAr BON l8heelin0, III &ir9inen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12
Solo Se6art1e1lleelt !!

Zee. 70.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-12-12

Tee. s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
CTRCULAR.

THE article published below concerning 1 the new and popular doctrine advanced by the illustricus Goelicke of Germany, can- not fail of exciting deep and thrilling inte' est throughout our country. ..,..,s .t.l,ss z z z E z E 2
 [Translated from Me GerMdnl i,tf''.f
 LOUIS OPTION GOELlCKE, U#s' OF GERMANY, J H34&s t2l'
 THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENEFAcT0RS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
ALVWABEE PR0PERTy
 b,' FOR SALE.
WHAT pleasant situat

-sg1A THNHAT pleasant sltuatlon' tne
 ss IL late residence of Col. Benja- olsaa min Tallmadge,, in the Village of Litchfeld, in North Street. only about 20 rods north of the County House, is offered for sale. The House is two stories, besides gamble roof--a large back kitchen -is in perfect repair, from top to bottom, ha- vingl beensrecently painted, not only inside and outside ofthe house, but the outbuildings and fences. Also, four acres of valuable gar den and moving land attached to the premi- ses, in a state of high cultivation. There is on the premises large bafi;, Carriage house. COW houses, and other necessary buildings. all in first rate repair, with good supply of various kinds of fruit trees, grape vines, &c.
 The above named premises are very we'll calculated for a large genteel boarding house, or for a temperance hotel, both of which are very much needed in this village; or it would be an exceedingly desirable location for gentleman of the city wishing to retire into the country. It is indeed one of the most beautiful situations in this delightful village. Immediate possession. will be given.
 Also for sale, about l5 acres of choice Land, most of which is valuable moving. only 15 or 20 rods from the Congregational Church, and about SO rods from the above mentioned dwelling house. This land will be sold with or without the homestead, as may best suit the purchaser. u
 For further particulars. application may be snadeto JOHN R. LANDoN, Esq. the agen in Litchfield, or HENRY F. TALLMADGE, Esq one of the executors, in New York. y.e E Litchfeld, Oct. IS, 1898. 2(
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
LEVI LEPEON,

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of IA Litchfield, and it's vicinity, that he has procured an upper room in Lords Building, where he will attend to the business of clean ing gentlemen's Goats, PansaloOns, Vests, 8c. including Military Coats of every description.
 Having been at the expense of procuring a receipt, warranted superior to any in the articles to their former state, he trusts that his well known punctuality and industry W Il secure him a, share of patronage from n dis cerning public. He has leave to refer to the following gentlemen: &t 4aJ
 5,j. ALANsoN ABBE, s. P. BEERS,
 E. "A. LORD, 2a PH. MINER. 4
 LitcA6eId, Aaia. 30, 1888. EN N@ lS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
nEg COLDS casnEa Eclipse Cooking Stove
THREE SIZES.

vDHE attention of the community IS conti-
 nunllv called to this, and that, ana tne other Cookiag Stoue each claimed 10 oe the very best, and entitled to homage almost as great as was paid to "molten images: whgn ii was proclaimed "These be thy goos' v IS rael." The subscriber worsnlps no sucn ~work of the craftsmen" nor does he desire that even his own latest improvement" should be regarded beyond its well attested merit.
 The "Ecn1PsE COOKING STovE'-whlch has heen in very extensive use for the last two wears. received it's name at first from the pc- culiar construction of its front part directly over the fire, and which is made 10 adapt lt- self 10 kitchen utensils of any size but q dls- corning public have since decided it's claim to the title for. other reasons too OBVIOUS 10 mention. Do other stoves speedily warm a a room? so does this. Do they bake well. DOH well, roast well?. so does this. Are they hand- some so is this. Can their inventors reIer to gentlemen who will recommend thelr stoves? We might refer to gentlemen, aye, and to LADIES too, so numerous and so highly resnectable, that we must decline doing It, from motives of delicacy, as it would be lnvl- dious to attempt selection. Ask any one of the @better half of creation'' among the hun- dreds who nave made atrial of the "Eclipse. ' and you will be assured that it does indeed eclipse every thing ever designed for cooking, baking, broiling, roasting, washing. Ine wo- man who sets about her Mondays york; on Monday morning, bright & early' (and wnat notable housewife does not may in a mo- nent's time calculate an eclipse, and bring it on, by means of which--let erery husband and euerg housekeeping bachelor take notice wash; ing day is turned from day of dump and sorrow, into day of cheesfulness ana Piea- sure. Let those who may have been seeking for "consummation so devoutly to be wish ed."please call at the subscribers oftice,near inc South meeting -house, Cornwall where they will find the Stoves--aA sises-in good order, all the doors trimmed with malfeable Iron, and set up in the most Workman-iike manner. g.gfss5-F net, ,.}
 Also-SrovE PIPE, of the several quali- ties and prices, and all kinds of Copper, Isn, and Sheet Iron Work, done to order, in the best manner. &
 Prices of Stoves from $l6 to $3O.
 -troaz6 fa s @ STEPHEN J. GOLD.
 Co,n,coU nct O5 1aSS - Cl
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
.e.,..,. \ 1SASitIONARKR KR !. ..'. ssils ... BOOTS AND SHOESse .qlt RE1s5 ,s,TEIHE subscribers would in-
 a1 form the public that they
 O have formed a copartnership
 under the name and firm of

R0r1meAee & Whitfleseys
 for the purpose of carrying on the business of Boor AND SHOE MAKING in this village They will make to order. Gentlemen's fine Boots and Shoes and Ladies' French Shoes, Gaiter Boots, &c. in the most fashionable be equal to any which has ever been offered in this community. By strict attention to their business, and invariable punctuality in fulfilling their engagements, they hope to merit a share of the public patronage. Those who want good Boots and Shoes promptly made for prompt pay, aciu please call, one door north cf the Bank. !, aa1., ,.s9a ,.,s s,., 5, .. @ s..' q a :. | c. L.. PARMELEE, g'' e J Sta H. R. WHITTLESEY. Q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
FOR SALE.

A FARM situated in the town of
 sIA Sharon. Ellsworth Society, 6
 -" miles from the village of Sharo5n,
 - one mile and a half east of the meeting house in Ellsworth, one mile and a half west of the Housatonic river where the raul road is building, on the turnpike leading rom Litchfield to Poughkeepsie, containing about 2OOacres of lands one dwelling house, two barns, good COW house & wagon house, With other out buildings. This farm is well Proportloned for moving, pasture and blow iand, and abundance of wood and timber: it is we'll ,watered-water in every Iot-with good orchards. The water privileges are nrst rate For further particulars, inquire on the premises, of Na gg N MO
 laas.llio ra.asV4 gaiLORRIN! EMAIONSs
 HAGrOns NOu1 $, 1s3Ss soU .e9.7N 90S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
D z R. MGBRR1H1AN, 1,

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
 NHO has received from New-York, and
 " will keep on hand. a good assortment of Jewellers Goods, as cheapa as can be had in the state-cOnSiSting iT1 part Cf ~ <.
 Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Belt Slides and Buckles, Silver Spoons, Specta- cles, Thimbles, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives and Sugar Bows; Plated Spoons. Shutters, and Trays; near-sighted Spcctacles and Eye Glasses; Steel Pens, Razors, Penknives, Scis- sors, Tunings Forks, Tweezers and Magnets :; Music Boxes, Violins, Clarionets, Flutes'Fifes, Violin Strings, Clarionet Reeds, Flute and Fife. .Preceptors, Shell Combs, Watch Oil, &c.
 -c i.s-t1 GE@tis ALSO, tl7" -'ire 'sl'.s.
 Dr. w. Euans' Camoanie and Family Ape riem Pills, with directions, recommended by thousands for dyspepsia, nervous and all sto- mach complaints, for sale here. h>ssg rp '
 Good Pine Lumber and Oak Floor Boards received in payment for work, or any of the above articles. 2s.s4l ussEi-sala9 titS &7 One door east of Presbyterian Church, ,,; Litchfeld, 1888. a1aa ssE3u{ sd 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

Citizens ef North and Soufh Aaserico,, t..,yy fIs
 To LOUIS OFFoN GoELIcKE, M. D., of Germany, (Europel belongs the iperisliab!e honor of adding NEW and PRECIOUS DOCTRINE to the Science of Medi- cine--a doctrine which, though vebemently opposed by many of the faculty, (of which he is 2 valuable member) he proves to be as we'll founded in truth as ty of which are suspended the lives of millions of our race, and which he boldly challenges his opposers to retute viz COnsuRpfion is disease always occasion ed by disordered state o Vis Vie for Lie Princpel of the human body: 0Toften secretly lurking in the system for years before there is the least complaint of the Lungs- -cG-and which may be as certainly, though not so quickly, cured, as common cold simple headache. An inyaluably precious doctrine this, as lmpars an important lesson to the apparent
 ly healthy of both sexes, teaching them that this in- sidious foe may be an unohseryed inmate of their "clayey houses even while t!ey imagine themselves secure from its attacks, teaching them that te great disease ,c;le e 6Iade and not ras h te uH gro,on ear. lIg4 Hl fh3@s zts t5Hei- v D@taL <
 This illustrous beneacfor of man is also entitled to your unfegned gratitude and the gratitude of world, for the invention of bis Matchless Sdn0tUe-- whose healing fiat may justly claim for it such tite since it has SO sgnaly triumphed over great common ene- my 0-COnsumptiOn, both n the first and last stages "a medicine which has thoroughly filled the vacuum in the Materia Medica, and thereby proved itself the 0TCoNQUERoR OF PHYsICIANs-s0-a medicine, for which all mankind will have abundant cause to bless the bene6cen hand ofa kind Providence-a medicine. whose wondrous virtues have been so gloWingly DOT
 rayed even by some of our clergy in their pastoral visits to the sick chamber; by which means they of. ten become the happy instruments of changing dsspon dency into hope sickness into health, and sadness of friends into iOyfulness. Is ~ft -}tt
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
.Jl. .U. s. Mail Stage

AAtCMAlcHU tO NGWeEHlVeBN.
 vEs Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdav avs A and Fridays, at o'clock, arrives in New Haven at o'clock P. M a5 Returning, leaves New-Aayen on the arrival of the steam boat from N. York, passing through Humphreys yllie and Woodbury, Tuesdays, Thursdays an and Saturdays. For passage or information apply at either of the public houses in Litch- held, or to II, MIX, w-Haven.s ..aqoes blcs f'.. .,.,t. 1T. .s.aj.-.I6. air s. DELLIBER.m
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06

Corn,rolz. Oct. 25. 1888
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-12-06
.Geese Fcat7tersT

VVVTIE subscribers have made aTTangenents
 A to keep constantly On. hand superior article of Geese FeMthcHAs@sanda sFill at all times furnish any quantity from 20 t0l 1000 pounds, at as low prices ds they can be obtained of equal quality in the state. a.I sv '.,..,.so ,r,.,s o. ,s.,, [, l.. &s s. HURLBUT.bs
 Winchester. Jen. 1888. ., s,s5 m s2,