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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
THE OCEAN STEAMER.


The Great Western is noble ship,
with neat round stern, and four low
masts, and at the bow lightly set
and projecting, but somewhat gigantic
bust of an old man, which at rapid
glance may pass for Neptune. The
vessel seems substantially construct
ed, there being no appearance Of her
having strained or worked, and Moth
ing looks sighted, or as if expense bad
been spared. The wheels appear
lighter than those Of American steam
ers, being of iron, and the paddles are
smaller, being in three ranges, in
echellon and 4 third part only taking
deep hold Of the water. The ma
.chinery is entirely under deck, and
appears to be very strongly reconstruct
ed and powerful; the main cylinders
Of the two engines being about seven
ty-two inches in diameter, and the
piStons having seven feet stroke. The
main shafts are very large, and all
seems thoroughly finished; and every
thing about the fire room being OF
iron, leaves little to fear from fire,
There is only one chimney, and OF
less height than usual'in our steamers.
perhaps, because of the depth at which
the fires are kindled. The beams OF
the ship, near the machines, are quad
rupled. The windass is worked by
crank and multiplying wheels. The
interior presents an elegant appear
ance, with great attention to the com
fort Of passengers. There is nothing
heayyor gaudy. A small room, taste
fully fitted up, is called the Ladies
Parlor, or Boudoir. There is also q
smoking roomss. The chief cabin
lis 'painted crcam-color, relieved and
enriched by abundant delicate gilt
Iedgings. The PANELS are ornament
led by elegant sketches, in cheerful
style, by good artists. The carving,
ARE in the ligrt-scroI style, according
Ito the French taste, Of the times o
Louis lo Grand. The complement O
the Great Western is about seventy
officers and men. She arrived witt
two hundred tons Of coal on board
having consumed about SIX hundred
tons, -BoStoa Transcript.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30


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a.s hHu. LHtin tIa hie election SAL.
H.o r.n# ourselves pfm 4s men.
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ncu 30 mr inning wa itafntt bc
ir9rLur mm hemmr Praqaes.v
bagc noa thorishtt1 o. wlhI mae
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Byu citizen licsa. W.iirr Fnf
Ilpiicr, ol ~ United Fntes Senate
Hou NIs,iE.ippl. hgI hrner IL trsy,l.
flnc
Bv pr. Wm. If. baldwin tames
Il. Polk. may Tennessee follow NM
example and p,ts him oui If be
House.
MarylanJ's ren~escn,e,iycg How.
ard led the wav IN dcnriyinr so,c.
reign Mississjppi ol her sent IN tho
House of Rcprcscntatiyes uerneo.
pie at the polls have resented thaty,le
Instrumentation.
Observation-Disclosures like
a mornidc Star. in the darkest Lonr.
She maniiests her splendor; a welcome
harbinger of coninr dav.
Bv Mr.. Pauidge-I6e rcnrcscn,,.
tiyes elect Of Alississinni natives oc
Maine and North Carolina. may thoir
fame equal a Sprarue and n CASTOR,
The present Observation-Disclosures
it live bat one term. and find \ bnrial
ground in the CG0yof kentucky.
Bv NJ. precdeo--S. s prrnt;ss
the pride Of the South, and the admi.
ration Of the North.
The State of Nl,ssissipoi her star
Is not vet bIotted out. Il shines Win
fresh lustre in the constellation of the
states.
Mr.. Speaker PoN-May he be
Do5ed until pokiag wont hurthim
BY I'LL. Webs. S. Prentiss. we
have won him once, we have won him
twice; now we have him now. we will
hold fast Of him.
Bv G. &p.L. NTitchcll-The State
of Mississippi, she was Polka once,
she now sends her Prehtiss 10 Polk
back again.
BY il. S. Bmen-Gentlemen, I will
rive you the Hon. s. s. Preutiss and
r. ]. 'Word--Nlay the secret aboli.
,jonists Of the North never be con.
nected with those of the South.
The State of Mississippi-Shc is
proud of her Cre,h sons, and has
proved true 10 them SO long as they
were,
/ BY S. Murchiscn--Our Senators in
/ Congress-onc a Walker and the other
! Tro,ter--nav one come home in a
GALLON, and the other in the speed Of
our dwn malice hayd heart.
i By !. r. Carthwaitc. Of New Jcr-
sey-America reioices; the star poIk'd
1 from our own glorious constitution is
now replaced through the efforts of
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

Awru s'fuAroy.-Tho following
alarming adventure happened to q
gentleman in the course Ola late yisi,
10 the celebrated cathedral OF st.
PauI's, London. In his investigation
81 the several curlosilics Of the place,
he arrived at the turret which con.
Trims the machinery Of the clock,
Here the dial plate is accessible, and
on It's inside Is a small square apcr.
ture. for the convenience Of the per,
son shifting the hands of the clock.
Our friend being of a decidedly inquis-
tive disposition, and particularly fond
Of thruStIng himsetinto every strange
and out Of the way corner, immed-
a,cly popped his head through tho IN
viting opening. lie was instantly alb
sorbcd IN the enjoyment of the view
hlS elevated position afforded him, his
position in reference to the hands of
the clock uegcr costing him n thought,
when, wjlIotInc like, down came tbs
pondcrous bar which constitutes the
Iar"or hand, right OYER his devoted
hegd. \ gentle and gradual pressure
on the spine soon gave him a hint Of
tie predlcamcut Ia which he stood.
To draw his head ont was lmpossl.
be, and it became an unavoidable fix
ufe, while the powerful. and steady
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30


h be attended to.
h. locc.toco paper in the
\ ynia, thus speaks Of the
\ Ricl@onf Enqairer,
froesday, May I.
fTlONS IN VIRGINIA
il despond, but WE ARE
IN Y lRGlNlA. We have
IL Of delegates. We still
innate. After making ev-
NJ for the exaggerated ac-
&,umor had waited to our
N making the most favor
Nes Of all the remaining
III admit Mt once that the
rGtied the House by at
Rve.ge majority, perhaps
geven have us large a
BE next House of Dele
lad In the last. They,
ouDt up As, and count
jODelegates, which they
% Of our own.
liz counties which are to
n the same as they were
NJ we should get about 81
Hhelr 81. This estimate
Hem in the House 7l-and
!can party [Admin.] 60.
M the same causes may
Rcted to operate upon re-
Mes as have shed their
lnence upon the others,
Eh the same proportion, we
E a heavier majority to
@n the above estimate as
/, We would now cheer
muse for a majority Of 10
may not have strength
nt ballot, to prevent the
hlg Senator to the Con
United States, yet the
Rng enough 10 checkmate
hanGuyer's Of the Wings
pot to disguise the truth.
conceal no fact, however
Us, or 20 break off the
neck p. by any sophistical
l'l'ng complaints. We
are the following to be
e game. We have lost
~ AIbemarie, one most
lIeghany, / i'll Amelia, |
u Brunswick, 9 in Buck
y,aampbell, | in Charles
Aent, ! in Culpeppcr,
? IN Franklin, one in
: u Greensville, one in
Aecklenburg, ! in Mel
aai'an, ! in Rocabridgc,
y gained only Stafford
ing George, making q
a !. US, equal to 46 votes
lle House. This is bad
'e should be satisfied to
@'rc in the residuary
We scarcely dare fiat
win such a result.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30
| "aeeliag (Vd.) Times.
|. ~ VIRGINIA.!

In APect SO soon 70 well
. y o''llaion into the ranks
n. sa'es, but she has come
over her. There is
;s saon but Virginia---de-
ala. as sha l,s l.ai
the opponents OF
NaslrcS Of m unprinci-
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

The Louisiana State Bank has re,
~uea TIE payment Of specie on all
is paper. There are now FIVE banks
ia New Orleans that redeem their
circulation in specie, and /; IS exPec..
ed that several ot4,t institutions VIII
observation-disclosures
nal.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-30

h letters mist be pail, or
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10

Report Of Commissioner on the subject of INDECENT
blind persons in this State. Read, accepted and
transmitted to the Senate:
Report Of the Commissioner on the subject Of deaf
and dumb persons in this State read, accepted and
transmitted to the Senate.
Resolution that 1000 copies of the Governors mes
sage be printed for the use of the House.
Mr. Copp, of Groton, thought the number proposed
quite too large-the Message, like other public docu-
ments wond be Immediately published in the news
papers, and prevent the necessity OF printing 80 large
300 copies would be sufficient. and though the expense
saved would be but trifing, shOu ID remember the
Scotch proverb, that "many rniekle makes nue.
kle."
1000, the House was divided, and there appeared in
the affirmative 92-negatve e. So the resolution
was carried. - !.
Report Of the Commissioner to print report of Prof.
Shepard on the subject of the minerals Of the State
Read, accepted, and transmitted to the Senate.
Adjourned to 2o'clock, P. M.
Afternoon. /" instructing onr Senators
in Congress to restore the Journals" Laid on the
table.
The Speaker announced the following Joint Stand
ing Committees:
" On the Judiciarp-Messrs Sherman, Dixon, Strong,
Stedman, Swift. Baldwin, Stevens, Kibbe.
Roads and Bridges-Messrs. R. R. Phelps, Tib-
halls Chapman, Fanton, Backus, OSBORN Lewis,
Dimock.
Plumb, Wheeler of Colchester, Seeley Of Danhury,
Holmes of Torrington, Ames Markham. Merrick.
Claims-Messrs Selden, Dickinson Of Simsbury.
Booth, Gregory, Leavens, Hosford, Chittenden and
Pomerov.
Ne,D Towns and Probate Districts-Messrs Stearns,
Gllet, Holmes, Gallup sco6ed, Fenner, Hart, Dick
inson of Haddam.
Banks-Parsons of Hartford, futile. Chew, Ferris
of Stamford, cleveland, Rockwell, HAYDEN. Grigg.
Diuorces-McC urdy, WEIGH Doolittle, Marvin,
Trowbridee, Buel, Beach, Perkins.
School Fund-Brockway, Barnard, Monroe, Hull,
Beers, Jordan, Morris, Hubbard.
STATE Prison-Merwin of New Milford Mather,
Donaghe, Fenton, Rowland, VIM. Osgood, Brainard,
o. H. King.
Military Returns-Catlin Spery, Sherwood
Also the following Committees Of the House -
On Finance-Messrs. S. Cowles, Copp, Dowd.
Engrossed BiHs-Trumbull, DeForest, I. e. Ho'
comb.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10

100 Main-street, Hartford, Con.
Hare imported By the ships Gladiator from Lon.
don, Virginia, North America, dc. from
Lirerpool-AND OFFER FOR SALE,
DRASS Paper Makers Wires for Fourdri-
ID nier Machines;
Brass and copper Wove Wire, of great va
riety of meshes and widths, for Paper Ma
kers; large Brass Water Cocks, for same /;
A large supply of Hair Seating and Straining
Webb, for Cabinet Makers;
Titley's superior green Hemp Shoe Thread {;
Patent Thread, black and whited brown, No.
16 to 40;
A large assortment of Sanderson'S superior
CAST STEEL, in round & fiat bars, in sheets
and hoops, embracing a very great variety
of Sizes, for makers of clocks, hammers,
hoes, scythes, gimblets, knives, rife and
pistol barrels. and gun locks;
Double Shear Steel;
Ibbotson's cast steel Files, assorted, by the
cask Circular and other SAWS.
ALSO,
Silver Plated Metal, all numbers;
Copper and iron Cut Tacks;
Russia and English Sheet Iron
A large stock of Iron Wire, from No. O to IS;
Brass, copper, silver plated,& cast steel Wire;
Timed Plates, common and extra brands;
Timed Copper, g. Timers Stock generally;
A constant supply Of Hardware Paper, and
A large stock of rolled SHEET BRASS, at man.
ufacturers' prices;
30 barrels Cooper's superior GLUE, on con-
signment.
Hartford, May 8, 1885, 6 40
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NOTICE.

THIS agreement. made this 9th day of
Il March, 1888, between the subscribers,
Hezekiah Wells, Philip Wells, Elias Glover,
Sheldon and Roswell Northrop, George C.
Wells and James E. Wells,'a all Of New.Mil-
ford, in Litchfield county, and state of Con-
necticut. witnesseth, that we have associated
and formed ourselves, our successors and as.
signs, into body polite and corporate under
the corporate name of The Asp0tic Manutac.
turing Company according to, the provisions
OF the statute law of this state entitled ian act
relating to Joint Stock Corporations" passed
at the May session of the General Assembly,
AID. 1887, for the purpose of engaging in and
carrying on the business of manufacturing
from the raw materials Woollsn Cloths Cotton
FlGnnels, and Sattinets. in said New Milford
on the East Aspotic River.
2. The capital stock ofsaid company shall
consist Of eight thousand dollars. and be fixed
| and limited to that sum, to be divided into
shares of tioentg- fire dollars each. according to-
| the provisions of said act. -
g. The stock, property. affairs and business
of said company shall be under the care OF
and shall be managed by officers elected by
said company, according to the provisions or
the aforesaid act, and shall in all respects be
conducted and managed according to the
provisions of the same.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set
our hands the day and year first above writ
ten. PHILIP WILLS, President.
HEzEKIAH WELLS,
/ SHELDON NoR1RRoP, Dirsctors.,
49 ELIAS N. GLovER,
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CXRCUEMR.'
j. STRONG PARSONs

eDs STkkONG PARSONS
HAS opened Store at 307, Main Street,
- HARTFORD. Conn. opposite the "Union
Hotel" in Adams" Block, for the transaction
of general Wholesale and Retail Wine and
Liquor Business, designed for the supplying
of Hotel Keepers" In connection design
to keep choice stock of GROCERIES and Pho
VISIONS. which will be put up in lots to suit
purchasers, and at such prices as cannot fail
to please. This arrangement will enable
Hotel Keepers to purchase their Groceries
and Liquors all at one place, and at wholesale
prices. Orders for any goods will have my
best attention, and in all cases where goods
are delivered upon an order, if they do not
give perfect satisfaction, the expenses will be
paid and the cash refunded.
AMONG MY ASSORTMENT WILL BE FOUND
Pure ST. Croix Rum Muscat Wine
Holland Gin Metheglin
" French Brandy TEAS
Imitation st. Croix Rum SUGARS
Holland Gin Coffee
French Brandy Molasses
Old Jamaica Spirit Hams
Old Madeira Wine Lard .
!" Port Wine Dried Beef
Champaign Brandy Fish
Sweet Port Wine Ground Spices
Sicily and Lisbon Wines &C.. &c. &C.
Hartford, May l., 1888. Gas
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TO SILK GROWERS.

VIE subscriber wishes to contract for any
Il quantity of Six Coeoons that may be
raised the coming season-either by purch-
ase, or to reel, or manufacture them into sew
ings or twist upon shares. He will pay from
$3 to IS per bushel for Cocoons according TO
quality or, he will manufacture them into
servings or twist in the best manner, either
for use or for sale, for one half the product
or Gf the cocoons are geod) will reel them
suitable for servings, &c. for one fourth.
As it is somewhat difficult to ascertain the
just value Of cocoons before they are reeled,
he will, If preferred, reel them without charge
to the owner, and then pay from SO to $3.50
per pound for all the silk they will make.
u Having recently procured 100000 Silk
Worm's Eggs, he will supply those in need of
that article on reasonable terms-provided
an early application is made.
SAMUEL CHURCH.
Bethlena, May Z, 1888. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10

Toucey's political report on the late unfortunate
duel is secuted at throughout the whole Union The
entire affair has pecOied on It's instigatOn-StGr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10
Charles Sigourney & Son,

Bethlem, Mau Z, 1888.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10

The Message Of Governor ELLSWORTH, which we
this day publish will be read with interest by every
friend Of the State. tits able and perspicuous do
cument, giving to the public exposition Of his SEN
timents, without any undue circumlocution upon the
various subjects which have agtated the community
for some time past No clap-traps, no harpng upon
democracy and expressions Of great love for the peo
pie, but every thing calm, dignfed, and such as be
comes the station Of Chief Magistrate Of an enghten
ed people.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10

MeLanehOly.-When we first saw It announced in
me public prints that the Presiding Officer of the last
Electors meeting in the town of New Canaan Sam.
vel raymond had neglected to return in due season.
the vote OF that town for State Officers we felt dspo.
seq 70 give nun regular blowing up. But on nqui-
ry into the cause OF this unfortunate omission of duty
we are grcved to learn that the recent unexpected
and overwhelming reVerses sustained nv the Loco Fo
cos, have completely unsettled the mind of this GEN.
teman, and seTiOusy impaired his memory that he
absolutely forgot to make his returns within The time
prescribed by law. We understand that he was af.
cted, some years SINCE during the reign of Anti.
Masonry with similar visitation Of obviousness-
II is said, that after being appointed delegate tie
Grand Lodge, and having arrived at the city where
il was convened, he failed, after a, to attend, in
sequence OF having .f0rgofien Where IL met! Whatev
er unhappy consequences may result from this sEcoNI
attack, we most sincerely hope that this unfortunate
gentleman will not forget to what political party he
belongs orw0k Gazette.
MARRIED,
In this village, on the 8'h inst. Mr.. Henry Mans
field, of New-Hav to Miss Julia C.. Trowbridge
daughter Of the late Dea. Thomas Trow bridge.
In Warren, on the I'd inst. Mr.. Sheldon w. Meek.
er, of New-Preston to Miss Emily A. Worden, of the
former place.
In Bethel, Hanford N. Bennett M. D. to Miss Ca.
rinda Williams Deacon Eleazer Beers, of Redding,
to Mrs. Rebecca Smith.
DIED,
In this town, on the 18th inst Mrs Eliza Morse, aged
81, wife of Mr.. Matthew Morse.
In Athens, N. Y on the 3lst ut, Mrs. En'meline
Merriman, aged 20 years, wife Of Mr. Reuben B. Mer-
riman, Of this village.
ler aged 76, formerly of this village.
In New-Preston, April 9th, Mrs. Comfort Camp
aged 60 years; wife of MIR. Joel Camp May 1st, Mr..
Elijah Baldwin, aged As.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10
NOTICE.

VEVHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Il Litchfield hath assigned the 2lst day of
May A. D. 1888, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
OF said day, at the probate Office in Itch
heid, for the examination and settlement Of
the administration account on the estate of
SETH DIBBLE, late of Cornwall,in said district,
deceased at which time and place all per-
sons interested will, if they see cause, appear
before said Court and be heard thereon.
SAMUEL r. EvER1rr, Admir-.
Cornocal, MAY 7, 1888. as
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Washington Academy.

Washington Academy.
VIE summer term will commence on the
l. first Wednesday of June next.
Price Of tuition per quarter.
Languages, Higher Mathematics, and
Botany, $5 90
and Rhetoric, q so
Common English studies, 400
]. JENNINGS, Instructor.
Mr.. /. Jennings il graduate of Yale College, an
experienced and approved teacher, and highly recon-
mended for his moral, literary and scientific attain
ments. In behalf of the Trustees.
GORDON HAYES,
lTHIEL HlCKOX.
Washington, MAY i, 1888. 5*46
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RUNAWAY

TROM the subscriber, on, the 23d of Feb
Il ruary last, boy indenturcd to me by
the Selectmen of Norfolk, manned PETER REM
NEY, II years of age. All persons are forbid
den from employing, harborihg, or trusting
him on my account, as will not be account
able for any debts Of his contracting.
ASA BURR.
Norfolk, May Z, 1888. 40
At a Court Of Probate holden at Harwinion, 9Th
in and for the District Of Norfolk, on the 2sth
day Of April A. ID. 1888:
Present, Bengjdh Hadel, Esq. Judge
an motion Of Jerry Smith and L0cius A.
" Cook, trustees of the estate of MERIT
RlGes, AN assigning debtor, represented to be
insolvent. and residing within said district.
showing that said trustees arc unable within
the term limited to complete the settlement OF
said estate, and requesting an extension OF
said term-This Court doth extend the time
for closing said settlement to the first day OF
January, 1880. Certified from Record.
%40 BENAyAH HADEN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-10

uThe length Of the Governors Message precludes
the possibility of giving our readers this week the
usual variety.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1838-03-31

PAROfssE EST HATON ROUGE.
Venie par ordfe do Ia Conr des Prenves.
Inn vsriu dun ordfs Do i'Hoporahls Couf dos
IL p,suvss, paso,sss .. Etst sssdi,s, II ssta o..
pose IN vsnts par Ia soussIgne JugsIds Parolsss q,
er.q01cio Eaeantsur, sur lee lisox,
MERCREDf 2 Mai 1898,
aux hsuses ordiasifss dss vsntss. ID succession 81.
dsssous dscrise, do Francis Il. u s,inietiit,si Ia
preprists on eom,nuoaots sppa. fsrsnt \ In success.
sio" DIV dis istssdis u Evan y. Yates dseede, "a
volt:
the IA BiTATIos ,.i,ue. b ~sn*iron 8 mile.
do Ii vile DO BAtop Rouge, sur 10 ebemin eond,,i.
SAINT 4 81. Fraasisyilis, ro,tsaant drax esoN NJ
psnis pl0s 6u S,0jns, qus ssnts desgusDs fenl cuffi.
YES, u obe Malsop Do Nsitss, txbsnss a ntrts,
u aoirss bAttsses.
Den, I'm nesss age d. 20 sns u - femme Bitty
Agke Dr. Is sns.
. Chsvsux. . psires Do Eauh, . vsehes ct lsnrs
vssuz, is Moutons, 20 coehons, Cigarettes i
Bnufs, Chanu es ct Dstensilss Afasoires.
Environ 0 bales do Cotton en- grainss, Msubles
Dc Mason, consistent en- Lifts. Chaises, TsbIss,
Asgentssie 6e.
'hsbitatios a les s,classs
; Il, ~ 3 ans hs credit. 81 b,IIe,s endorses, pa w.
bios ~" Bss'sue, sthypoihsqos jusgS'A pssfsitpais.
msnt.
4 Pour 10 Mpsiliss, tou.ss so.nn.s spdssoes dc
$40, compliant, 81 poar cslles audssses, pay sbles
10 Ter Do Jsnvisf proclaim 1889 su biIie,s sndsa1.
b ssfisfsetion.
81 msn-7 CT. TESTER, Juee.