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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

PosTsCExPT, MARCH 25, I837.-Bye late
Congress, the benefits OF the 81 section of the act
OF July t. 1896. extended to widows who have
rod the doccase of their first husbands for whose
services, such widows may now claim pensions under
said act, provided they widows at the time of its
passage Also, the widow of any person who continued
IN the u. service until the 81 Of November 1888, aud
married before that day, and while her husband
in such service, will be entitled to the benefit If said 81
section
= Pension business under he abore Rtnfionod Gcf
andaH others, ransdcied as usual, byLhe suLscrbtr.
lIIf j. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Lumber.

IrOR sale by james Barrett Jr Spruce Floor Boards
l. ; spruce and llenlocl common boards SItwofk and
spruce shingles a8
Rutland Nov. 70, 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
SUB AGENTS,

Geo. II. Fish, Nliddlebury, Addison County.
O. A. Keith, sheldon, Franklin
:. T.. Mlrse. Crailsbury. Orleans
John Kelsey, Dsnvllr, Caledonia
y G Goddard, Windsor, Uindsor
NJ :. Buokianj. Bellows Falls, U'mdsor
II, W Porter, Rutland, Rnfland
". w. Cajwen. Montpelier, Uiashington
Foster Grow. Chelsea, Orange
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

f'va Timothy Csorss So Oring,on. Ne
my vile has eesu eonfilsrsi 80 eonfuaiitge heb
fof two YEAR, rti"ndsi ssh ,st.st cough tuf ha, a
Wsys ~ gc1crsly sii'nlsd O. her daH,csi c,crfn,
auih ihs io0'psft 81 lat Winter. vhtu s,e he'd assrrr
attack oi pstH "a hrrfls, Hui M resssi ir breath
q" ai,iss called opoo ons Il ouf tesi lhFsc.arf
sus2dei osrefail, upaa be- aul So well sai.hsl
with ht 'fsalnsEt Of her etss ibs1gh her drss, We,
PARTIALLY sisrtsiei there hops Of her recover,
bs Doeior toss hrf ihsi che hal me sfnsussrlao 80
thst her LLIT Lung Vas PARTIALLY coz.
SLHhD AM seemed O. dstiair 81 her recovery a. I'll
az mfssa We espolset shs could uat eoa,in.s ~ .
'hoi' uans. he len her uoihnE tut ,espng D. sr 10
souafnsEi her re,f. uhea YroriAruisif mn IA wa
thoss ssssifs Dtss. sna ihossh ~ wts s'ie.~the,
tsihsss The hr, efop hs took gave ksf sHe fsisi shs
se1inasd ihsins thea. srtsiiy rossriius 20 ne lre
shsf srrrnr vstss-u Tes'1rr' - rhflt spnrfis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
STEAyED

ITNOh the melbourne Of tho Sub,eribcr, about ten
days ago. SMALL light rj last 5 Syringe boil Calf
~ marks reco.locicl II suitable reward will be pad
In information where he may b. found.
JGOYE,
IlutauI, Nov. %. lg.s 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Figs and. Esaisiis.
DR. L S S. NJ A KIN G .

SENANTHA S. HUDSON has opened Shop ia
- the dwelling house Of Mr Galpn Edsor where sle
VIII bee ready 90 accommodate the Ladies Of he 70
AND others with DRLS5.uihLNG Of all desert ptons,
and IN the latest fashion, and will be pleased 10 be ay
ofcd with their custom.
Rutland, Nov. %, 1876. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

ffNln TNt TOT nlffTff ~ NIHTf HtNI. y IT
sT"Ths shove powerful sni invaluable m,dsiuo b,
dong wonJtfs iht f.r.aa 81 III country 49, well a,
VA utHsr. Appicsit Tor II have been aIs 10 warn.
pla~ti 10 this vicinity young lady 20 thu. TOYS
hhs been -esictte on euBfou g,u aud eoufrmt4 Dol
health by the use o. .fo rIs4kt. Sire Ind been sos.
sled ~ ,sroas phyi eiaut. bui ia 90 GO Iurase On,
pA,oi 81 tbs msdssue yfodtlcef he long csfrt4 ,Fc,.
few more totiif' & tins el-srou, i.lIlo ay b,
fonDd at the fost Oflcs II sif bred iaf soon J. NYE
sic 4 s,ni l.r ClsreG,lt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
HrOad ElOtLss.

'oR Sale By james Barrett, jr. % pieces Of Rrosi
Cioth'' # an rent colon aud quanle,, j1,t re.
bargain for ihe purchaser
= RuilssI, Tyy. d. 1853. A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
clarsaon,, Arnl %, 1888

gr CDi.aeas fron Rtayt Cint r,g. 81 BraiE,jsro
m ceffhss itei he's sut co. Old uauy uioufA. ilom
an oh'ustF cough vhlrh rssf.. rect qattsfy sl nsi
ieins until use cus ol t. .Hristl .,, sansffr,t
which removed 81 eyireiy go Dice oi to ~ .lfcf
weeks ktd ftsteTcdme Go c1l..l... .esIth
LA.Nlsr CLARK.
Bnllleboto. .Aareh y. L..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
Rxn1 RIoMsR AxEa.

hANlLLS g. BELL have just received On assortment NJ
- Summon re.ebuied Ares which are moi sBfpss.ed
10 quality and hnlsh by any Manufacture IN the World
RuilaGd, 10Y ~. ikJE 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04
IL / Il cs.

(tAsII paid for Hides, 10y
~ BURT & MASON.
Rutland, Nov %, 1899. 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

fSRRIn TOOTH PASTE-An usesualled Deptt
~ frice The Orris Toeth Psse has, In every inspes
more hau realized highest ofthese who
ned H. a. hundreds eheerslly attest while
The iee,h giving to them clear end peary white
and pveveutng Oft
tar ID sse The cesr Of The lips and
and hens eli Ulcers OF The mouth-aess the progress
ness 10 breath Cor whch the Orrs Hoo, Justly
tesvely y also, pre-emisendy sisng ash
I'd for ils agreeable tase and ffngrupce. HNH8' III
tn. OlkIs TOOTH rAsrk can, TIE iss,a Ut, be chan
sgreeable and excsilent Tooth Wash. While
s nee ffs many chesssss apply 10 ueh article
and s,so frc hce shai are applicable 70 Tooth Powders
sppenAaGe 70 the toilet. wsrrapea eonsis no ~
eredisns In We least degree sluvous the tee ana
highly recommended ~ de noss sisest Dentists n een
evsv, the ssss svSe.sss efi.s popularity asd merit
For saie sy q Hsrt ~ prssdwsy j. " Hart - .. ~
nrssawuy. end - sdsos Howeh gsics ~ mi !,
0uieG. ~ Hewe~y, Of Fke snA nsrty ~,
~ orss1 street. between Mad Brcsdwy ssd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

IIzvKN gE0An @Asss Hsvs. sersrs, ofvsrs
-xN-Iws SMITH BELL. 10 Frost street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. A Peck
lVl Slip New York deems proper occasionally remind
the public that he continues administer the afflicted
his old establi he'd Dispensary. / -
To number Of the czen &C this metropolis he needs
beralds to his victory disease, in its
complicated and destructive he deem
rial TO be very specific in The names Of the var
aides 10 which mankind and womankind subject
To srang~rshe begs leave respectfully remark
he confines himself 10 oce acice, himself per-
sonay to the welfare OF his patients keeps assistants
shop boys and has Offices for the privacy PATIENTS
whe n contact I'll : ,
DR. Carpenter would add that he regularly to
the profession Of medicine and surgery, and received his Di
plona In the i85 If the New York Medical
signed by the highly respected end much amented John
Rodgers M d. President aad that he has for Icing
series Of devoted himself the and Of ali
delicate private diseases. 1T
Be particular in the NUMBER Peck Slip, Pearlst.
my2s-Sm ah ef- ~ DR. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13
4 CAHD-IMPORTANT TO THE BEAU MONDE

"A the Vanilla Compound Persian Soap, continues
enjoy its high reputation the only cosmetic that will
eruptons OF the and eckes Il gives great relief the
hands where the skin is liable from
the Wind which, from us healing properties great des
deraum The smooth, appearance gives
complexion must bespeak for il great popusri emong
ladies' for sayag passed, producing
in ew scconds fine rich ather The patronage il re-
ceves from ihc nobility and gentry of France England
has made il extensively in Europe.
II may be bad of H. c. Hart of Broadway and Court
iand 81; j. H. Hart corner of Chamber ST and Broadway
VIM. b. u fr an 657 Broadway; and r NJ. Guon 27 Sow
cry of Grand Of Henry pike ard
Grand A. B. d. Sands, 100 Fulton corner of William
Price ~ cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13
THE REV. Mr.. STOW, author af letter 10 DR..
SEARS, OF which the following extract, Presby-
terisa Clergyman residing Pa The letter ds-

Il SEARS, OF which the following extract Presby-
ed Nay "a letter
DR.. Sears-Dear sir-A few days after you in
December last giving Of Mrs. Slows Illness and
soliciting your assistance her symptoms became deci
dediy alarming much that called council
understand that condition hopeless Her cough
ged with such violence that feared she would su6ocas in
her attempts Her cough Increased the drop
and vulsnce 10 her coagh; and thus by their
mutual they were horyng her fast the tomb AZ
ssn. assuaged only by very admins
trson OF few days AFTER this your medieins
rived and Immediately administered with the happy
her bat the skeleton OF what she health She has been
constantly gaining and Row able to attend In
MEASURE to her domestic concerns snd with The exception OF
om the deadsnd while feel bound FIRST and principally
thank God for his family feel myself under OBJ
csse You have laid my family greatest ebga
OF gratitude and highly do valae skill In those
Distressing complaints with which Mrs. Stow dreadful
DR. SEA coaainnes his oH6ce at IL street, and
suffering from complains dropscs and pumonary Al.
tons dyspepsia angina pecoi or any chronic disease Sc
vrai IN biscy similar the above related
ANGINA PECT0RIs.-lt promsest and Characteristic
symptoms unpleasant sensation at the breast bone
p. Of the stomach attended with pain abcs. The breast bit
ing often - the shoulder blades, and affecting the le
Thcse subject sometimes awakened with Of
II breath and palparion heart walking
cending 6ghi OF ssir Thsse symptoms not constant
AID the persss oen enjoys good health except s.rng he
which 6rst do frequently but become
frequent suesded with peculiar and alarming sen
saous and oen proving aaiv senapParent gcsd hessh
Doctor sesrs has had ruch expe esc lit o
RESTED eli ordinary nasana je2-iS-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13
Get CAME!-I sAw!.-I CONQUER ED!p
j DR. GOODWILLS DETERGENT. and DR. coon

MANS PlLLS-A sure and speedy tar tain deli.
cate diseases When taken together, The Detergent nu
ner and the Pills strengthened sf he diseased organs
These articles universally used any thing
which can De sand n short advertisement would add
Their great reputation Their popaar.y may be judged OF
from the fact that 600 bcsrs and boxes have
sod IN New YORK. Philadsph boston and waing,oH
iHg the last year Tnoe desire secresy may by the
Of these mednes be entirely cured without the fear
exposure eMa.t rs'..eaa. ...trsw
OF Grant, Of Henry and Pike and all Grand
Harris corner OF Broadway aud Chambers ST. and
Hudson and North Moore aad VIM. y. Hofmans S.
Broadway At 50 cents boe and box with u drecuon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13
LAW NOTICE
3. GRAHAM BENNERS, Formerly Of Newbern, N. @.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.

RETsRENcES-Hsa.w william CASTOR, Ne wbesn, NC.
Hon. william n. Haywood, Raj N. G.
Hon. L. d. Henry, Fay etvile, N. G.
/" Mr. Il. H. Taylor, Mobile, Al
r. s. BouHt, Esq, Mobile, Al.
Mr.. john M Strong Linden, Al.
.s..g.s mi Mr.. william Locke Linden. Al. fl96m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

y NoTICE.-The whole.ss business Of DR. Bra.srsss''
principal oMce removed TO his nsw and spacious ssn
ssre.s No 81 Iro.dwsy, where his eesSrs,.d xnSx
In large or small where all agents ere desired 70
The PsiNcIPxL BRANDRKTniAN oFFIcKh
al Brosdway, opposite the Park
The Mnor O6ces ~ II
lS7 Hudson street, +NHna4
Spruce street, next TO San once, and
ZIG Bowery
NIB FOR authorized agents. Dr. Brssdreth. svertiss-
sut md observe eli who cell the Kenune medicine have
msi-sf p. 6RANDRETH. n. d.
nyss 80 broadway and n Wall st
u CONFERENCE.-THE man Who passes 70 ms
peshbor counterfeit BILL and akas his goods IN return there
Tor kno wing Ne be counterfeit is thief roober
swindlsr and anensbe 70 the laws 81 his country bet the
wretch put into the hsnds Of hts fellow creature
only rob him Of his money but destroys
BEwARR, TNEN, tELLow MEN, BEWARE or
COUNT GRfEITS. ssd when wish TO obtain
he a gNUIHB BRANDRETHS PILLS, 20 my regular
sppoiused who each ofthe certificate o.
cy sealed signed BY me, b. BRANDRETH, n d. OF 70
No al Broadway, .h
No. ls7 Hudson street, .r
No. Spruce street, and
uSi.u No. xs Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

nEEAt ssssss, a6sossna, eL Fl se WIS writ
aisss:s sss
also 70 ss p w,ses s .I IT, +. ~
% be ss ing s s: :sd .sS fs oe
equssted with the subject sot even IN long Standing asd
br eonsued By pos, otherwise, and the
dcine sent TO any distance.
e soek sasrds 20 ali sss.sn,sd wit H. beisg
give the paia asd faithful treatment, Of: regular
orsa ws from ne SgS surgeons "a Ea
. sss Dr. Psyi ~ a,.cs are o@e
with that confidence and regularity which ensure success in
ease described wi,h psisne those other
Distressing symptoms which arise from constellation ha
ssoss whose health and sprs are sss Sroisn dswn Tor
Tsn Of proper are sd - ssss r.. see Their
u.wiss ,ss. 70 gus. himself 70 ,sy Of sc:s so'..in
those varying circumsssces Indeed, It's shoss chiefly
that ws ss q . r. ss 81 "ss o.s
sepons bit whes clap OF sre .uasrsd remsin iose
H"~ ssrs"re "as re.cse nv proper m~sns 3: %ss
serious .hs,sss possibly h.ppes and vsiss m.ss.
doctor o.ce spects IL Moreover ,h se stage 9th ~
s .ss.ss se' rfs arc ss @ .Ss
tend gIest arising from this cause with boz Of
,hs pay.e Il he world would never cure icssrs Fss
these reasons therefore the author has been psreuary
%:ss De- .s.y s.ss
s q. esSs . ss ,: ssrs -
every ether Indeed osder the authors node
Of nothing more safe and than the cure ~
Ts re- m.plns chapters Of this little volsne ere On sob
ee of vsssrea disease, properly = sseA, -heh evey
et,d gsrm With the utrnest elsapsss n I'll the
The res,uent win be 70 Be sressdngy ssa
ose nav undertake his with persc asy shese chap
tiers also win b found soe hc dessise npos the enect
"a sir children Many .he are shs.s 70 mar
ry or besg married have 40 sres YIN mad ssms aeepy N
rrsse & lie css ssd Boob compsse, siaes TIE B,ss
slsus oi.eo ,....--.s-
+ sseam - nR. RALPH. - cours'ssdt q Nev veys.
E.EvfnQs ION FAFMk m 49,. =. - - -
-" ''' -" |" >. CAMPBELL IsnssR,
~vtsW lie ssd iia Nnsssu 4.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13
No. MI Hreadway,
No. ISL Hudson street,
No. I Spruce street, and
uSi.u No. rs Bowery.
!. ~ EEw oFFIcE;; ~ -,

"a sR qtis Pain cirsL Srfics f.r In. sale
Of hisJus,ly celebrated and Far famed M
vERsAL PILLS" The high putation o. THIS ne
scse generally hncwn from zoe .ssuony :, many
fscs that ID Il unnecessary revert 70 In tbs notcs bu.
:ssS b s care q n so ~, c's osss. 81
AZ IN, so have ne, e.rScsis Of sges
ey sealed ana ss.sd B. SRxNDRETH. NIB. nsl.a
n 4 oOop HOUsEwIFE should never be wishevs
boz pr o.. BENJAMIN BRANDRETWs vh9ETAsLln
UNIVERSAL rIS. They have been proved ~ tnousanos
ofndvidsas Ne the best assistant OF nsture ever
paying strict attention the directions which accompany
To be had genuine o all the agents sdvsruses oy
pr Srssdreh, ssd nAswie n bh ece, a4i Broadway
hB beware Of sopsserfsn An sgeus who sell the ses
gns msdsae have csri6sats sealed and signed - nan
drets Purchaser ash 10 see before you spend ysn
MEDICAt AND sURGICAL,-DR GLOVER
IVA cou.sasa 9. ss,a In he certain class OF
ess ~ .Pi.es the public hpt he has received regular
proeossl sdoes;icn IN this eoSntI ..d n 70 be cses
the day. O@ce No. Ann a., the Americas Museun-
Private third door Museum Lsmp st the
inner oasce door The evening". CO ferH
sisss l Ss
n Instance q . . proanes VI ss
SOFA BY u essos, 10 Rswery corner Of ers.d = nee
w ana CeurtIssdts VIM r. Holman. e7 broadway ana
A bsk .. ssnas. 100 Ful'os, eorasro Wrhsm g. .
Ty6K G1EE-A covuser Tor sods vstsr, with parni
il ssp, sevl spSsssty large 10 ec.,.s two eooiersI
Ain srounsss Csoer ssd Dr,ught 7sb-, oessksv N
tn . ~S. ''s =. s:-s s' ~ !: :s =" ~
Iissriy a. No Z Oid eip. nj INF
VZNXTEUAn . Vice. Hsvsns sersrs, cf vsrt
IN ess brssds fcr sale y ~. 70 SIT perchsssrs,h BY
1vsa-lws SMITH BELL. 10 Frost street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

svVSy rAyERN AND POTTER HoUsK KEEPERs.
law perea hsvpg good kcvse N tke Shove line 70 die
- al nay Near Of cen csssmsr, ~ ssvsssirg scse ~
1S Sss y The vslsiv Of .Bs~ery ssS chsssam srss,
vssS,d he pr~fsrred jesS>
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-13

TNgTITUTION FOR THE CUM o. STAN
i MBRiN0-Thh institution formerly Of Courslandt street,
win be reopened for the reception Of pupils the LIST Of May
nex 2e Spring street. Hudson. Aunngemens have
been made for persons comng from the country and Others
choose board the Insute and TINS BE- continuity
under the OF The Praelpa The system
taught will be pracced by the ubscrber for the
ve with such complete HUNDREDS Of per-
this city and the adonag country have srperisacef
lie benefits, and testified to rs complete efficacy In curing the
Of sammerers Pupils will be received fren i've
old forty and cure In all cases guaarteed or The money
win be refunded ILL., M LET
Terms s25to eioo The isAigent gratis vcr
nrther inorms,on apply 10 the subscriber Al the Institute
N by letter, post paid.
Circulars can Sc had by applying sbsve containing
[ l6cates Of cures recommendations, he.
sI7sm HENRY WELLS. PrscipaI.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-18

TaHE subscriber having been approximately
Il the Court of Probate tor the District Of
New Milford to sell SO much of the Real Es-
tate of JOSEPH PECK. late of New-Milford, in
said district, deceased, as will raise the, sum
of $1303 l6, for the payment of debts and
charges against said estate, hereby gives no
tice that he will sell at Public Auction, On
the premises, on the 18th day of November
next. at one o'clock in the afternoon, ,(unless
previously disposed offat private sale,) so
much of the real estate of said deceased, sit
uated in said New Milford, as will raise said
sum of $s1303 16. The terms made known
at the time of sale.2 q = EZRA NOBLE.
Ne,r- Milford, Oct. 16, 1885,. 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-18

FOR SALE.
pleasant situation, h

&zA VENHAT pleasant situation, the
I!s!:I Il late residence of Col. Bcnja-
liiiiEN min TalImadge, in the Village of
- Litchfeld, in North Street, only
about 70 rods north of the County House, is
offered for sale. The House is two stories,
besides a gamble roof-a large back kitchen
lis IN perfect repair, from top to bottom, ha-
wing been recently painted, not only inside
and outside Of the house, but The outbuildngs
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 u large barn, 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 gcntecl boarding house,
or for temperance hotel, both of which are
very much needed in this village; or i, would
DC an exceedingly desirable location for u
gentleman Of the city wishing to- retire into
the country. II is indeed one of the most
beautiful situations in this delightful village.
immediate possession will be given.
Also for sale, about 10 acres Of choice Land,
most Of which is valuable moving, only Is
or 20 rods from the Congregational Church,
and about 30 rods from the above mentioned
dwelling house. This land will be sold with
or without the homestead, as may best suit
the purchaser. III a&t"''2 t'1'',,'isa Us
For further particulars, application may
be made to JOHN R. LANnoN, Esq, the aeenl
in Litchfield, or Henry F. TAz1MAb Dee, Esq
one of the executors, in New York
Litcl.Jfezd, Oct. 1S, 1888. ..,, .,,,.. &c
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-18
NOTICE.

NNHE Court of Probate for the District Of
4 LitchfeId hath this day limited and ap-
pointedisix months from this date for the cre-
ditors of the estate of PIiILO SWIFT, late
OF Cornwall, in said district, deceased, to ex-
hibi; their claims to the undersigned, execu- /,
tors on the said estate, for settlement; and :
has directed that notice be given Of this order
by publishing the same in newspaper print q
ed in said Litchfeld three weeks successive
ly, and by posting o notification thereof on
the public signpost nearest the late residence
of said deceased All claims not duly exhi-
bited within said time will be barred Tcco-
very. AUGUSTUS p Sw1FT,( E,ac,,ov,s
SAMUEL Z. EvERITT, ''
.CWreals Qct. 8, 1888. 4 fora gs4*2Os
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-18
CATTLE SHOW.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will
IN be an exhibition Of Cattle & other stock
near the meeting house in Mortified on Tues.
day the 23d inst. {Ocfr) for the purpose of
matching, exchanging. buying, selling, &c.
Farmers and others in this and ncighbor-
ing towns who are in favor offhe object are
invited to bring forward their stock as early
as 10 O'clock in the forenoon of said day.
By order of the 80
IT,. Comn,ittee OF Arrangements.
NotikfeM, Oct! u, 1888. lao
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-18
THE ENQUIRER.
alTCHFIELD, OCT,R rs. 1888.
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.


The past week has been one Of exciting Interest,"
Returns were coming in daily from Pennsylvania,
NewJersey, and Georgia; and the hopes and fears Of
each party were alternately wrought up the highest
pitch. The first accounts from New-Jersey, for in
stance, were highly favorable to the whgs-hen fol-
lowed news that the whole loco Congress ticket had
succeeded and the legislature was in jeopardy, which
threw the lOcos into ecstacy joy. Sunday inter-
vened, and we fear many worshippers thought more
of their anticipated triumph defeat than the sermon
Rumor again came that the wings were successful by
a small majority The wings began to lee better, and
show symptoms of exulation. This again was fnea-
surably dampened by the returns showing nearly or
quite tie, so that the chances were equal that the
wing or loco ticket, or part of EACH might prevail
and in this state the matter now-Tuesday evening"
stands What Tomorrow or next days mail may
bring, is exceedingly uncertain. ar 81 H3
Pennsylvania also, was the cause Of alternate hope
and fear for few days. The great gain to the wings
in Philadelphia aud one or two other counties at one
time inspired some hope for the wings; but the re-
turns from among the German counties induced
us to abandon the expectation Of carrying the Cover
nor, and to be satisfied with an increase Of two or
three congressman and an increase also in the legis
tnre This last, by the bye, to it's extent, still s in
uncertainty-and the wings may yet get majority
on Joint ballot 81 A @tsaa h s,Es&
80 Of Georgia. The first returns, Of only three 81
four countless showed gain for the locos, and they
raised hurTah. The subsequent returns, however,
came in much more favorable to the Wings, and
seemed to show that they might win. The wing ma
jority continued to increase, until it reached about
4OOO when, as was expected, il began to fall off, but
not showing but what there was yet wing gain from
farmer elections The returns still continued 10 come
in avosable until the ocos hogan lnse hope, and
finally abandoned and gave up the state as lost to
tiieLand with il eight Members Of Congress-, which
will more than counterbalance oit lDss IL, NeN-Jer-
sey, even should we lose it. '''' g '''''. 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-10-18
THE EL1sCTKONS.

We will endeavos 10 give as Cir view Of the re-
cent elections as with our means in possible depend
sg pretty much upon the papersinN New York for our
Information. ..7iss2 J. tY~ttaas.s. .sA1ssSs'1
T'"' Pennsylvania. e.
Returns, official and anofieial are given from all
the Counties frowthisr Slate Except five. The ma
iori,y for Porter DYER RneE viii probably not vary
muci, from 5000 Nbct inn voebf upwards Of 20 600.
is no. very Largo Tie killewhg nc the returns CO.
MED from the N. Y. Courier, AA9