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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08
n~On HE WARD.--CR0SYD sPkCIuC MN
XDUU FURE-Yorth he cne Of 0eaorrhoa, eieeu susc

NsOO zee WARD.--CRoSps sPkClsIC MY
HOUU TURG-porthe cHe Of 0enorrho. !, oieeu su'c'
txres I'd complaint Of the
M iii remedies yet discovered for the above
n makes speedy and permanent cure, wihout the leas'
regard 10 Diet drink, exposure, or change sppnn 70
business. -. -.-.,... a. a.r.;v. A..
We give oag sussks y % e .se
sgps.s for h, Our ehest scty where u can De had
IA thai tie proprietor challenges siagls case OK re-
eert osorrhoea be brought IN which the VIM ho'
.aect = rapid cure, under forfeiture OF eo00 !,
This Il that unfortunately psrvsdes ny %
h low rich aad poor, matrimonial and sagis-
rhry re- sow presented with remedy by which they can
cure themselves without the least exposure 10 'he snoes
time possible. .,.--.,.xu A.. 9TH. Nj,
ture III aken al nighton going 10 bed who's exposed
N, mi In bottles full directfoss accompanying
m al hottie bottle week, which geperan5 cnres
May are cured intwodsys ...,.--- -. 200
Yor sale only ut Dr VIM H. Minors arug ore, 10 $50
Broadway corner OF Dey st. Frsskn housel New .o,I-
Philadelphia .~oo.
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UNeTuTJJTION FOR THE Gun E OF STAN
L MERiNo-The institution fornerly Of Courtlsndt street
he for the reception Of pupik the Isl OF May
merit Al 2s spring street Hudson. Arrsngcmes
been made Tor persons coming from the coorry, and Others
the Iastute and thus be constantly
under the superpendssae OF the Principal The system
will be The prscticed by the subscriber for the
Ave wears with Husdreds of
sens IN this city add sdopsg courry have experienced
s benefits asd testified to its compee efficacy In curing the
worst OF PUPILS will be received frsm Ave
Old L. forty ard In all eases gusrsrteed or the money
Ter.-From s95 to sioo The lsdgen cured gratis For
prther information apply TO the subscriber at the Institute
Circulars can 6e had by applying sbsve containing GER
si7sm = - HENRY WELLS, Principal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

rr INFORMATION wANrED-of WILLIAM JEN-
kiNs, youth OF ~ see. who this city tive
h By r. sn1ou: The :, n:
dressing line to AHAzARB. New YorL Cay isrcash he
principal ocs now removed TO hs s.d spacious e.s
Tsss ST ssrs bis e &
large small wsers ali sasss are desired
The orves
~ srcsdwsy, opposite the Psrk
is1 Hsdsoa street,
sprsse street, Dsr, TO sss eAce. nd
NJ D. FOR su,hors-S agents. see Dr. .ver.s
observe that eli en the genuse medicine have
si Of agency scaled and f SnssssrssErH n D.
pEsaNT SSLoUkINe FsTAE Mn eufI.bs e
frin he ready eresuie airy orders s s ss u $50
ecommepa those perssns engaged getting mp extensive
70 give hn seal. Is ss ssse. s%ssho sss .srA
1yAT D-NEwARK CORPORATION sHINPLAs-
TERswe VII .sI eur Foods for The be-, .s.,s tis :, par.
them i6e res sroeei psis, oil dealers, and drugss 20
our advertisements !" tbs JOIN On g moRp,sor . sor
1876 and fss Gresnsish st. between vesey and fulton
ss ss,s.1 GoyHA a.n..
ny eossues t. insure seer., loss damage srs ssa
nes goods wares or merchandise seseraly, also vess
favorable te' ms !" any other once.
y Is.. 3 p:.l.en. E-.e.Tgsssr
Edward D. Howell. Or ps.is Rogers
Ttcmssn Price, .. ~ Rar~om.
Ansor baker, Joseph Drake,
John G. Merritt. stephen Lyon
Alex Mssterton Caleb g. Tuni,
Francis r. Sage, ssml Underhin
eco. +. HOPE, Secretary. j&
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FIRE WORKS..
United states LabOra tory.


ISAAC EDGE, Jr., PYR0TE G III MS st,
~ Now offers 1.-THE public the extensive and brilliant
assortment (exhbilou) Fire Work in the United States,
consisting thousand Honary and Signal Rockets OF
various Sizes with rich and fancy headings wheels OF every
description with plain and coored Illuminated centres Fixed
Pieces all the various descriptions that fancy might suggests
Mines; Bengoa Lights; Roman Candles; MarrooDs ship e.
mails; Theatrical Fires, &c. &c. &c.
b. Committees for city country displays, military ant,
private parties be supplied the most liberal terms with
goods warranted the materials being selected from the most
celebrated chemists in Europe
Agents in New York-H Yven % Fulton st. near Green
witch ST. Lewis Page son, 81 Maiden Lane; Gassner "
Young 1872 Chatham Story HawKhurst, Brooklyn or
of The subscriber at Laboratory Jersey City.
my3e-tJya
GENTLEMEE'S
CAST OFF G LO Il HING
BOUGHT
AND THE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH,
II. LEV E L T.
428 Broadway.
Knowing persons who make gre puff In their
advertisements cast OFF Clothing &c and who in
cases do give the full value for the L. will
gen emen who may such articles by them
him, of their receiving the utmost
value in CASH for every article.
NJ B-A iae through the post office otherwise To The
above address. will meet with due attention mvl-S@'
CARL KING,
First Premium and Tuscan Stra w Hat
nTanufacturer.
Nos 265i Broadway; IL and 70 Division street,
a3e New York.
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TIMOTHY STOW.

DIHDRHg TnUNN AMI nnA-BSA
= SoAnos-is''n '0' d c1MPBELLI PERssE,
mviau ITO and liz Nassau st.
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" APRIVATE TREATISE, &c. ON VEN
EREAL DISEASES. GONORRHEA 0LEET, kc writ

rEEAk sLEaT wiz Writ
an inmediate and perfect cure OF their complaints, but
adapted also The use Of every individual The Tre1ss
sssssry for The cure Having this little chest and book com
acquanied with the subject not even in long standing aad
be consulted by pos, otherwise, and the
diciBe sent 10 any distance.
woud be scarcely possible the satisfaction this
little book Affords all who acquainted wit it, for being
known give the pain and faithful treatment, OF regular
ored high, surgeons in Ru.
and Physck of Phsdephiaits directions followed
with that confidence and regularity which In
ease psnnes The OF those other and
more distressing symptoms which arise from hs
those whose health and spirits amest broken dswn for
TO every man OF anus, be evident nothing be
uawise aa TO trust himself TO any OF tnose Boosting
those varying crcumsiances indeed, TO those chiefly,
mos,S useared and should Be also net only
the anxiety fmnd and great expense incurred by these de-
nothing strisure the consequence
Now, asrotsre not removed by proper means Tie mos!
worse, frequently exists where neither the patient the
ease l. when 90 much and knavery by
advertising persons There thsse for instance. who
n ., bee Of dops when every Knows that Al
the physic in The world would never cure setnrs For
make the Of structures PLAN and easy and In hs
he has succeeded most Many have Consulted nun
queEness s-v cured. having for tied
nothing safe and easy than tho cure 81
The Remaining chapters Of this little volume
eet Of vsH-rea disease properly 20 called m which every
are IN al
stages The uesnent win be 70 be eIessdngy easy and
ens a.y uSderle bis cure w perfect safety
Also win be found .cne facts detailed upon the effect Of
ry, beisg married have nnhes will nnd deeply Ia
teIssas alton. Q. ibis subject .,.o a. IT,.
aso-sm DIR KALPH. 50 Courdsndt st. New York.
III.
set, assis dose sueient Of longer dssto, sn-
o sss % S1s 60 p and
expressive enable the isdsdual 70 treat his disease
said the prevsencs Of this annoying complaint
aerfuly decreased Ersdeaor been made public.
For FOR s:is By o. ssaSs, corner sai,." and william
w.: St, a.. and
e,h avenue. I. Philadelphia, by .. r. Grimih
Price 81. myiilu'
FOR sALE-A counter for soda water with marol
Also, fsuo,ain Cooler sad br,ughi Table together WITH
ms 'P s %. ~ !: oa low %
diately az No. 2 Old SIP. myl7n
JsFLgENzA, COUGHs, COLDS. rUTRID
cured n lev Ii. use Of Doctor Nedicsled
noSsssa with Bah At ave minutes. notice every day. FROM
;s,siceI 4. N aa!I Il O'Clock i Inc evening":
best :. nsr:s. provided OR lay.!'a. Who may - ps,
heaseyrs usa.r Doctor Jsctsons treatment, ard his nea
have resemblance 70 the Thomsonss system, nsr treat
s. IS .sd ~ inch Eegsh FEELINGS, suitable for cylinder
''''' 80" ,. CAMPBELL PERssE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

Also unrivaed of Cloth and Fancy Caps, :,
wholesale and retail Country dealers supplied on the mes'
mil -sms l54 Chatham St sdoors from Mulberry.
ExTRA FINE BOOTs-OLD RICHARDS MAKE
~ always tip top OF The fashion His fine light seal and
super6ne French lsene hg
hee dress boots al IS the pair equal to any $500 boots IN
rip stitch Also, $500 pairs shoes the best s his city
Nos and sss Cana Oldest Boss on The Block
ny5lmi
u friends and the public that has removed from No.
to ISL Bowery where he continues manufacture and keep
nutria and plain as mems, youths and boys Hats
and OF he r oa Less
am 1ela . than an article Of e sme S1S
forget the number. l6a Bowery mys-lm-
NOTICE-MRs BENNETT. Straw Hat Manufacturer,
2s7 Broadway has removed her business up stairs the
sone"s Of Ene.h Patent PUNISHABLE se Pssssn sae Leg
horn fine Split sraws, and all kinds Of imported coored
shared and slI Hat, &c &c.
with any 81 The sSsve named ar,ic.s So
E Be cuaTenranee by the private door, close BY
xo9i65 SPP CO.. No. p Bower,
os cash ether ether al; a ~Soe..ir orss,s " mass%.
EOK sALE-Ats 5. }. sYLvEsTER's, $50 Broadway
Il and Y Wall street.
$4,000 Michigan,
800 Georgia. and other bank notes and certificates
Orders solicited for the purchase a.d sale of all kind. Of
tocks and securities. my25
SAFE s. Si 'S sErI
r. GRAHAM sENHERs. f.rmsrly Of Nswbsr., n. 9.
ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELLsR At Law,
Krr..sscrA-Hs.. William saaon, Ns-bs1s, nc.
Hon wi,i. S H:ywooa RAJ, NC.
NJ T. H. rsyisy, Mobile. AL
H. 5o s9Ss' s asas T Eisas. "A Al
Mr. William Locke. Linden. AL fIssp
THE NEW ron Sr CHEMICAL EMISAEi HiANurAoruRrs
co. have constantly forsale
S Sl.ssssSI's salts, e A'sS;
Aqus Anonis, narissc Asid
Aad May other articles In the line oYtLeir brsissss
ss.syy or 'ee 'si ho ,rsn III s srss
i.c,usss see.sr w.1wic..sr enear R.Ssss Ens.s
s ts' p res, s. 10 met.
sy
w ~ ssowrL S's s ro.
ny2s Nv and u csmmerce ST. Philsd.
DIAPER, sc-4eo resms q by q printing
socoresas = by 81. 2sby 81, ABLY %, a,bya
5000 resms 10 by p, and lsby %
5000 reams and crown wrapping
50 tons trunk boards
Is tons bandbsx
1oA binders boards
5 tons sand shesthng paper
ZOO dex bark skvers
2bses machine blankets
bales % inch tapping
3 bales English telling, SO, As 81, 6s and ~ inch
10 pieces dryB cloth, % &c ID. square yard
10 casks Irish glue
Is bales brown shirtings (heavyl
10 casks BILE ach,og owder (Beyds)
z pipes end hhds port wise (in bondl
1000 lbs hsiters tip paper
500 reams assorted tissue paper
bales brown linens
s. eases palm leaf hats
10000 reans sooscsp and letter paper for sale by
~ j. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
my2o ITO and liz Nssssu 81
CEIxAs, Cedar has hand very superior lot q
- old HAVANA Sugars. $500 ..
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GRACEFUL AND ELEGANT HATS

Youhs and Childre ms Hats, from 81 so to 90
The prices but small advance the OF the
material and p-consequeRty all sales be
made for cash. without any deviation from the above low pri
Also unrvaed OF Cloth and Fancy Caps,
wholesale and retail Country dealers supplied the mes,
favorable terms C. WATSON
mil -Sms l54 Chatham st. Sdoors from Mulberry.
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For sALE-A counter for soda water, with msrbl
IL top, new) sufficiently large to contain two coolers
Also Fountain Cooler sRd Dr,ugh Tube, together N
marble slabs for counter measuring III feet long by q
inches WIDE The above VIII be sold low applied for nme
diately AZ Nc. z Old slip. myl7u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

q j. SYLVESTER, 100 Broadway, and q Wall st.
-. has connection with any other Office either IN New
Yerk or elsewhere. :.
Drsns on England for Es and upwards slwsys Tor sale
COLLECTIONS throug bout the United States, Canada and Eu-
rope, made on the most liberal terms
Ehesapeahe and ohio Canal money wanted II
81 sYLvEsTKRs,
nvas $50 Broadway, and n Wall g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

rHILDHEN'sC 10TH subscribers seel
~ constantly hsrd extensive assortment ~ csuurens
clothing made In the fashionable style, which tney WI
sell IN very reasonable terms n wholesale or retail.
nqs.su. GEO A. HOYT CO. IN Bewerv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

ExTRA PINE BOOTS-OLD RICHARDS MAKE
II is always tip top OF The fashion. His fine light seal and
high heel dress boots the pair never be beat
elegant superne FreHch and native Skis high
hee beots the equal any $500 boots In
Broadway lie has 5000 pairs of the above boots Of his
manufacture every pair well, and
rip stitch Also, $500 pairs shoes the best in this city
Tor tamiIes wear, cheap Apply 0LD RIChARDS,
EIrnA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-08

- old HAVANA Sugars. ..
100000 Noreago, in half quarter eighth and tenth boxes,
which are old ssd high favored, being mssu-
factured from picked tobsees.
100000 Dsscsmpsneress,
so,ea0 Rionds,
soooo Primo, III, OF the ee-uins Novsl Tosscco,
50 Regs segsr, OF government factory at Havana.
$4,000 La Norma,
<o,oee Csnones :
ie,0oo Princes or Ladies' segsrs
Also Trsbueo Dosamgos PeHoss, Moreno, ssd Congress
segs which SUPERIOR that have bees imported for
yesrs--alI for sale wholesale and retail. -
N. n. Ceustry merchants would do wellby calling on
my2S-fmt SsIAAS
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CHAS. HI. CUYLER would respectfully inform his
~ friends and the public that he has from No. 10
to st Bowery where he continues manufacture and keep
hand large assortment of fashionable fine nap silk
CASTOR nulria and plain a MEMS youths and boys
which have been so universally admired for their ghtness
durability and elegance Of shape which he offers for less
price wholesale retail article Of the quail
~ be purchased In this city. Call and examine. Don't
forget the number 163 Bowery. mv8-1mA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15
MARRIED.

In thiS town, on the llth inst. By the Rev. Mr..
PAYNE, Mr. Ehehezer Cakes, Of Gloucester, Mass. to
Mrs Eunice NJ. Terrell Of the former place.
..I Died, ssse B 2
Az sen, on board brig Tweed, on the let October,
"a days cut tEsFn Rio yaneiro, Mr.. John w. Gould,
aged y senof the late Judge Gould, Of this village.
In Knoxville. Tenn, Oct. 20, Mr.. Edwin N. Pick
et aged 49, son Of Mr. Caleb Pickett, VI [Iarand, CT
and late resident VI South Farms
In New Orleans, on the l1th October, ofyel0w fe-
yer, Mr.. Henry Roberts, youngest son Ut Mr. Daniel
Roberts, Of this town, aged % years. !;
I'm COlebrouk, the 18th ult Miss Jane Elmer,
aged ~.
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From the y. y. Courier { E"qGrer, Nor. 8.
GREAT AND GLORIOUS vICTORYn
NEW.YORK TRlUN1IHAAT!!!
THE COUNTRY SAVED


We have met the enemy and they are ours -
New York was called upon 20 save the countTy--and
promptly, ieaFessly and n0bly has khe done hcFdnty
Her sister States invoked her % come to the rescue
she heard, and she obeyed Pda BGrenisR l.as prss-
trate in the dust-IMgisR stands rebuked-L4OcO FO-
cOism AgT0riaMisna and Sch Treasury, together WIth
all Experiments upon tine currency-nfe FRUSTRATED,
never again to raise their hideOus heads aud threaten
the subVersiOn OF our free institutions -
Against the entire 1D0nied force Of the Government
against fraud aud cOFrNpnnn in every firm they
could assume--amd against the Peoples money enl-
ployed to enslave the People, have The Wings ut New
York commended and ,rimmRhed. For three days have
we met the enemy at the Polls and the three days in
PGriSin 1880, were not more signay destructive to
the Uhife flag Of the BpmrbOnS, than has been our
three days she pirGtio0I flag Of the Custom lotse-
the black insignia under which the enemies OI Free
Institutions rallied ip tiRs city
Our enemies have met with Waterloo defeat !;
and with the disappearance OF the lights ut Iammdny
Hall, which were struck at an early hour last night,
the miserable mnons Of power skuled into their hid
ing places, and are now repentlng IN saekcloh and
be- made u surrender their biThrght without siTug-
gle. The sceptre has departed from them-the peo-
pie have spoken i'm voice OF thunder 10 their oppres
sors and when that voice reaches the recesses Of
the Palace where Van Buren, "solitary and alone"
will receive it, his coward soul will shrink within it.
self, and conscience, it he has any. will whisper in
her still small voice" thus are DEMAGoGUES and TY-
RANTS eUer rebuked rhe they an" to s~bvcr the LBER-
TIES OF THE PEOPLE" es. s. -Es
We suspend all further remarks upon the result Of
great contest for the present Al five O'Clock
expect our Expresses arrive from the river counties,
ofa If rs mo% %nss
three o'clock, A. M, TEN THOUSAND Whigs, rejoicing
in the salvation Of country and the political regen
Grafton OF our city, are parading streets with the
stars and stripes proudly waving over them, and bands
Of music playing national airs, from time to time
relieved by the grateful hurrahs Of People who feel
that they have burst asunder the chains of Tyranny
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT, DATED

ALBANY. THURSDAY, O'Clock P. n. NOV. g.
DEAR SrR-The good cause prospers beyond our
most sangnine expectations; and an innate love Of
giving good tidines, prompts me to corUply at
with your request for political information. think
may safely claim the EMPIRE STATE as Wing in
every brGnch-Governor. Legislature Congress, and
all. The returns thus far warrant this belief; and
opponents give it up But though this result, SO
glorious at any time, and so much more so now, in
face Of all the dscouragng tidings from Ohio, Penn
sylvana, &c. (fOr we are willing TO admit nOC that
they were discouraging,) seems to be fairly won.
will not be over sHnguine and will content myself
with giving you the substance as thus far ascertained
Over leaf give you little table of the comparative
results now and in '34-[which we omit they being
incompiete.l Then Marcy was elected by $500 in
the State. You must draw your own conclusions
Hoping that they may be agreeable, and with my best
regards to all good Wings in your neighbOrhood,
.........-.. am, very truly, yours.
N, B. have just seen good Van Buren, men,
who give up the State. With every other true-heart
ed Wing throughout Union, trust it may be So
and my conviction is almost strong as my hope
~Won'tit he noble triumph for our gallant State? ~
ALBANY, NOVEMBER II, 1888.
DEAR SIR-The flaterng prospects which held
out to you my letter Of the 9Th inst Of great Wing
triumph in this State, is fully confirmed by the returns
since received have prepared over leaf table Of
reurns-they are mostly accurate within few votes
The grand total is briefly this
Wing Governor, 10000 majority.
1t. Governor, 5000
80 to 40 wing majority joint ballot in Legislature.
Congressional Delegates, % to IS Wings
IS to Is LocOs
Now 10 Whigs-3O Van Buren,
Sincerely congratulating yourself and all good
Wings on this glorious result
remain Yours, RUrUs KING.
MAJORITIEs FOR GOVERNOR.
1884. 1885,
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The majority for the present member Of Congress
was, l644. lie went to Washington-obeyed Mr..
and submitted his for the approval OF the peo
pie. They have condemned him. He is now de- feat
I'd by majority of from 500 to 100 In Duchess then,
there is WING gain since Mr.. 'Fitus's election, Of
about 23OO.-Po'kcepsie Eagle
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NOTICE.

a. NOTICE.. t....'.....
r WILL meet all persons liable to pay tax
Il es in the town Of Norfolk, at the store of
Joseph Battell & Co. on Monday the oath Of
December, 1888, and at the store of George
Brown on Wednesday the 9th Of January,
1889, ut one O'Clock p. M. on each Of said
days, for the purpose of receiving their State,
Town, Ecclesiastical Society, and Highway
Taxes, on List of 1887.
MICHAEL G. MfL1s, Collector.
Norfolk, NOv. IL, 1888. AM
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LAND FOR SALE.

T1HE Real Estate that is directed to be
Il sold in the will of STEPHEN CoGswELL,
late of Washington, deceased, for the pay
ment of debts, &c. and by virtue Of an order
from the Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Washington, shall sell at Public
Auction, (unless previously sold at private
sale,) on Tuesday December 4th, at o'clock
p. N. about 40 acres of good land, with a
Dwelling House, Barn, &c. standing thereon.
Also. about eleven acres of Wood Land near
the Meeting House in New Preston.
The above may be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers. DAVID G. WHITTLEsEY,
fr' Admir-, scith the aOiH annexed.
New-Preston, Nov. IL, 1888. "a
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

DuRsuANT to vote of the Litchfield Coun-
i ty Association for the improvement of
Common Schools. hereby give notice that
meeting of the citizens of this town will be
holden at the Court House on Wednesday the
2lst day Of November next, at 2o'clock p. NJ.
for the purpose Of forming q society auxilia-,
ry to the County Association, and to adopt.
pedient TO improve our common schools. As
the subject is very important, it is hoped that
there will be a full and punctual attendance.
JOHN STONE, Vice Presiasat
800. ofthe LitchGeM County Association:
Litchfield, Nov. 9, 1885,. %
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~ We are under obligations to sundry friends for
furnishing with early information respecting the
NewYOrk election, especially to Rurus KING, Esq. Of
Albany-anentire stranger to us-whO not only for
warded to NJ early intelligence but labOred tabular
statements For his kindness, he will please accept
our thanks.
When, as some Of our locOIOco friends said. we
paved the way last week for defeat in York State,
we really were sangune that we should prevail; but
the constant din which the lOcOs kept up-her ree-
rated assertions that they should carry the State by
majority nearly equal TO 1885, and their apparent con-
6dence in these assertions. caused Us, cOREessstO
be somewhat apprehensive Of the result We feared
that the lnOnev and mercenaries which would be
thrown in there would overpOwer our friends; hut,
thanks the unbought aud unbuyable freemen Ofthe
Empire, they have nobly triumphed-their victory is
complete-ihe country is free.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

THE undersigned would inform the inha-
IL bitants of Ltchfeld, and elsewhere, that
he has taken the Blacksmith's shop formerly
Litchfield, nearly opposite the Presbyterian
Church. where he intends to give his whole
attention to the
Shooting Of Horses and Oxen,
and hopes by his indefatigable attention to
give general satisfaction.
For further information. inquire as above.
HORACE l.. SEELYE.
Litchfel&, Nor. Is, 1888. "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-11-15

NOTICE. The new Congregational Meet
In ing House in plymouth Centpe will be
dedicated to the worship OK God on WedhcsA
day the 2lst Of inst. November, at ii O'Clock
A. NJ. Nov. Is.
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