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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

'chom MIR RiTes is iorbut il expresses it's decided OPT
mon That Mr. K cannot and ought mol TO support Mr..
halt of'lhe nask-but enough TO show US The position
OF Mr. K If he caunu; support Mr.. V. d under any
circumstances, how can any friend of Tie Adminstra
llon now vote for Mr. Senator under any crcum.
stances,
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gEous's EsalsE of Prizes.

4no:Aer Cupital sold by HOyt
Nos % 42 "a, Grand Capital sold in Richmond
Academy Lottery, No A drawn 22d inst.
The f,nwng are The drawn Nos
81 Is 81 CO 80 ca As AZ q 81 81 G3 sc 90 %
Jane % l4-lt
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pLD CHURCH. TAVERN For SAL


public life" offers sale his salusbc and
well known Tavern. This property hes The county OF Hanover,
Immediately the Main road leading om Richmond
Tmpa aud the ouly regular place the
brwcrn tn" points. T" Bwc!inshouso large,
,abe and well arranged for Tasrrn and all
he'd, and THIS ics ~e
thy aelE.n sui ropuious neishbohood, This situation
hraAs handsome aud Tavern stand, second
Lower Virginia. Their" S.o attached lar and
~slnhc has proven to be good
saad Tor Grocery and also Blacksmith Shoemaker,
Tailor and Wright. ANY wishing purchase .su
nDs Tavern stand or become o valuable property had bat
mail themselves OF This opportunity SAGA seldom into
nafsrt.I will also sell House mold ash kitch"n Furniture,
Stock n AL knd and Crops o: all Possession whoa
waited. For inormation apply g. a. Hnlsc Bell Tavern,
Richmond TIE subscriber Living the premises
Jane % iIi-ifl ORHIl.LE JEFFRlES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

o. We have received several letters, communicntions
&c which will be attended TO the return Of the Ed
tor TO his post this evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

BIB LASTING ard Sporting Powder, manufactured
Z b a, the Fair Lawn" bills, and which has become
now generally known his section Of the country,
s,an,Iy for sale By the subscribers, Agents for the Ma.
nuIaciurers DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Inn, 81 l3-6t
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E9OR RENT. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY
"a NEAR THE CITY-2 convenient Brick Tenemen,s,
in pleasant, retired par! Of the City.
r d. SANXAY.
June-25 l1-3t
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Of which vas head high and We farmers term it, "laid
by and that is also entirely destroyed-no only the
blades but even The stalks beaten oil down to about :
ihches high having the appearance OF being partially toc.
den Ills oats and garden eiso completely destroyed
Mr. Thos asons crop Of WHEAT is also lost and por.
lion OF his corn c'"p, which very promising almost
r the same situation OF MIR. Daniels Mr. lshmae Har.
isnns crop is nearly in the condition This even
na rode in company with Col Simmons and MIR Da
mel, 10 Mr. Theron Gees farm and there if possible,
The destruction is still greater III. crnp c corn whea
and also entirely destroyed In his cot,
a field there is not the vesSr OF stalk rensin;ag
81 vneut the i,a that pigs. sosrgs and tnrkss
were crushed /" d. a,h by is "rce In Mr. Gres gar
den the bark knocked "ii o trees places much
larger than mans hanG-and every vegetable IN his
we'll Mr. Daniels, is destroyed eulirrly- ven.
onions IN The ground bruised and spin 10 prcrs
The land in he woods is well covered with leaves and
bouehs Of trees Mr. VIM Gee has suffered 10 The same
extent. learn that at Mrs l.. Baird and Messrs Pc
ter Ta,ums William Smiths, and Thomas Edridge's,
the weather almost violent and their crops nearly
in Tie same situation those above detailed Mr. Smith
had field Of fine heat entirely ruined This evening
in MIR. Gees lane large quantities OF hal. some
OF which more than an inch IN diameter, and that,
inn after having laid unprotected by any shade Tor about
q hours In another place where II was protected from
tie sun, gentleman Of uGdoubted veracty informed
me II was lying then The ground six inches deep
The cloud commenced rising IN the Northwest little
after O'Clock, lowering in its appearance aud por!en
tous OF damage II soon over, and The wind blew
The rain poured The hail raled if the rage and war
oil elements" al its height. An old gentleman Of
The highest respecaby, who numbers 40, informed
me that he had before witnessed such violent
weather ! understand that other parts OF the county
have suffered seriously In the neghborhood OF Major
Richard Williams and Mr.. Daniel Fenu learn the da
mage is serious.
Thus, Sir, great haste have given you some idea
OF hail storm unparalleled in the annals OF bad wea-
tber-at least ia this section of country. II you
think proper, you can publish lhis.
Respectfully, your friend,
THOMAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

Our exchange papers unusually barren Of any
thing like nens An arrival from England looked for
with good deul of interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-25

VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY.
YNNlE James River and Kanawhn Company having
become the Of RUTHERFOORDS
MILLS near the City of Richmond. offer the same for
rent, lease sale They will be put in complete order for
grinding by the lst August next. Apply at the office
oil The Company, in Richmond, after the l3'h July
next,
June % l4-tlA
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TO TIE EDITOR or TIE EMO UIRER
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA.


"SIR; ! send you this clipping from Conservative :
Wing Democratic paper printed in Morganlown, as be-
ing the precise state of The poll for the Congressional
candidates. How many they have cut off from The real
vote, as IN The case OF Tarzey, To elect Evans cannot
TELL but the S!eenrod vote less than what the repOr,ed
maorities, which were led to believe true gave him.
However, enough is left to cool the nrdor of Federalism
and 10 teach the Of dirty ork that The inleipe nj
and straightforward Democracy Of the fine counties of
Monongalia and Preston are neither TO be coaxed our
chased, frightened nor canled from their principles and
their proprlely The Emilia documents "con ha nd.
bills or in other words, their forged handful and the
duS 7ehoteS of Raymond, who visited The German Set.
temen in Preston, with base and false personalities on
bis tongue TO these worthy and Republican people, as
coming IRON our candidate, did not avail then in the
contest Our con,eal was Of peculiar characler-The
Bank officers openly in The field that day; five
presses opened broadslde upon US and, Sir assure
you, the part Of the Fedeaiss there was rerv grcnt
NOISE and good deal ef Spiucr; but all i.nnded
settlers in Pennsylvania who strongly suspected Of
cowardlce, boosted Of how many Indians he bad killed
and would kill in The next This man, W was
great Gragger. During times Of peace, half tame
Indian, named Jack, used TO come in and do small jobs
for W, and i, was said, that Jack more than once
got an extra quantity OF whisky from this man. which
was given him as kind of brbe in case Of any danger
threatening him in the approaching hostilities War
broke out; W was taken prisoner, and vas closely
pnioned in lie Indian camp. Jack in and saw
W. He looked at him sternly-"Ugh, ugh, while
man" W called him BY Jack responded,
"Don't know you-you kill lDgin" W began TO
protest and he did no, kill ingn" jack, after
lolurng the :idoco, laughed out aud said mo,
no; you no kill lngin-You sci round The fire, drink
whisky, talk big-that's the way you kill ingn.' That
is the way the Wings "ked lngns'' in this District
Or if classical metaphor would sound more softly in
your Lowlnnd you will find appropriate lIusira
lion in the hraggart, Captain Bobud and no man can
draw out the smIle better than yourself
81.
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S3G.N9l %

Ii may here be mentioned, by the way, as remarka-
BILE ac that notwithstanding The two storms in The COM
mercal world which have occurred within The last ~
years the College has not lost dollar OF lis capital by
inudicous unfortunate investment.
This assaant that he has be denied access TO The
records of The College. Ii this be true he should be
ashamed 10 confess it, other individual ever en-.
counered such denial and il can, therefore, be explain
ed in his only by The circumstance that those who
have The control Of The records choose TO disappont his
meddling malice IL, however, he has been denied &c.
10 the records the question naturally arises, how
did he obtain The information which he has here given
to the public:
lie tells The public, that he is "not and was
visitor professor, or an officer Of the College
(Sirange, indeed if he had beenD This fact may con
tain the secret Of at least OF his Perhaps,
had he received the office Of Bursar Of The College,
which he years ago applied for and did moi obtain,
ii would have served antidote 10 his public spirited
Indignation against the malyeIsctlon Of the College of
fc,as.
To his direct attack upon the Professors, shall say
nothing (excep, tha; concur entirely in every syllable
Of the commentator which he is pleased 10 beslow
upon one OF them exception tn his sweeping de.
nunciaton Those gentlemen require no defence
against such assaults.
HIS reckless onset upon men who never interfere IN
The slightest manner with him or his concerns ana
whose course Of life leads them into other paths than
his, is, however, perfectly Characteristic.
Having thus informed those feeling any interest in the
matter Of the character Of this individual, and at the
same time she wn his utter disregard Of truth in the pre-
sent instance, | take my leave Of him, with deterrni.
nation to conGescend TO noce the disgusting
dstillo.ions Of bis spleen.
AS ALuMSuS WILLIAM ASp MARY COLLEGE.
williamsburg 2lst Jnne, lc3J.
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.Sumnct Sumac, Sumnc !

SumGct Sumdc! Sum1c!
THE subscriber. viii csl for any qua",'y ofssGd suHss
Bell larern.
The article be gathered IN the green before be-
, 20 red. II BIO well
9Th nn de~s and thsSbet, but ground aoor,
where ssvc! ssIih w! get mixed with large
taken OUT.
Tie p,iSc may rary Iom 70 shiings per hundred.
W. & J. e. CRANE CO.
Richmoni, June Il, 1899. l3-x3tc
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Trartiiine Piano Forte TUNER of .9Liiity.
ESERSDNS requiring be Piano Forte and
would DO well their TO the subscri-
acGuaE;ed with gentleman the possioG that
highly recommended Few Pianos tuned they ought 10
hundreds ruined h those who know nothing o the pro-
small put Piano proper ordcf-ssS
would advise those having good Instruments be very cautious
who they get 10 oApPcaiiop made Tor tho Lunf audtdt
above vii! be attended 10 is early as practicable.
At this time, hand II PIANOS, n price from
2j0io SJ have received another Of o-e superb sooo In
sturen,s Piano sPon os's hns
r Lei select an en1h AID
good, will take it back exchange -ReE'emoeT, 81
the lime, give !iltie latitude Us to piIee:
" ~ ' f.. r. NASH
Book and Piano Setter Pster,ttrr, Ia.
S-Tke moory sold BY init entirely
own choice aud their fahasers un opened .,
home. - =. ~.
Juncll io-oIH
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,,Iec-lI Sen,tore-fo

Ri.ss Hkgs-5s Delegales-ll Senatots-G0.
.4a,i Rtrss Hhigs-l0.
Doalyui-Russell, which may be ultimately set down,
We guess 10 the Anti Rires list.
A letter from Wheeling considers Mr.. Good Senator,
likely 10 go for the Administration Sena,or-The
Wheeling Times denies it, even upon the ground that
Mr q vii! carry OF, be wishes Of his district, as ex
pressed al The last elec,ion-but the fact is, the Wheel
ing Times is il estimates the vote in the
of the Senatorial district by the dele
gates votes Instead Of he Congressional votes, which is
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SJO,092 2G
lG,900 %
Actually productive,
In suit, (whereol some are
Doubtful.
Desperate,
l06,992 2G
os36s so


Compare This with the of The funds exhibited by
The report Of 1928, quoted by this assaiIan, viz:
Good debts, $4,000 5ll
Doubtful, S59s3 IS
More doubtful, 1870 90
Desperate 90 73c 1S
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,SfrGifGls's OfliCe.

Tickets in all the Lotteries, and the really lucky num-
hers Tor gale al STATIONS Lucky Office Look !--346
Capitals sold ard cas!led by Ssatton-the Al! PrIze
Seller, in a little over II months
Drawn Nos in Va Wheeling Lottery, Extra 4, drawn
June j.:
Nus "a 81 d. prize Of 5000 Both sold and csshed
Drwn Nos in Sussex County Lottery, No. %, drawn
81 G5 ., II 81 Is 50 70 % c 10 35 As
Ticket, ms Is 30 G5, prize Of $5C0-sod and CASH
ed By STATION.
Drawn Nos in Richmond Academy Lottery, No 4,
drawn Jnre %
"a Is 50 G2 30 ca a. 40 81 81 81 CO sc % %
Halt Ticket, Nos. 81 a. Ga, prize Of $l,0U0-sold
by Siralton.
Eorty ThouSand DOLL.3RS-T ,ceire Thousand DOLLS.
Virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit of The Mechanical Benevolent Society OF
Norfolk. Glass No 4 for 1880 To be drawn a, Alex.
rndra, Va. on Saturday. 18th July 1889
Ii Dramn Numbers out Of IS.
SPLEaDID SCHEME.
Prize of $4,000
do 10000
do 900
I do 5000
do 1000
do $500
do 1000
l7G9. 500, 500. Prizes Of $50 Of POO, o. 90
of uO0 20 oil U0 go uf 400 40 Of 300, so Of 200, &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves 5. Quarters 80.
DO do &c Half do Go
Do do &c Quarter do so SO
" Borders from the country promptly and conf.
0,''' N, sTRATToN,
June % fii-Gl Richmond, ia.
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F0rty ThouSand DOLLARS Tneire Thousand DOLLS
Virginia Atate Lottery,

For the benefit of The Mechanical Benevolent Society Of
Norfolk Glass No a. for 1880 To be drawn al Alex.
undria, Va. on Saturday. 18th July, 1889.
Ii Dramn Numbers out of Tc.
Spr
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Coaserra,ires-B Bath l-Fluvanna Smith l-Spott-
sy.yan!s ii
) Senators.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
-.a .4 COLDS a'
Eclipse Cooking Stove.
THREE SIZES.

TNHE attention Of the community is cont.
Il nually called to this, and that, aud the
other Cooking Stoue; each claimed to be the
very best. and entitled to homage almost ms
great Us was paid TO "molten images" when
It was proclaimed "These be thy gods, o Is
rael." The subscriber worships no such
"work of the craftsmen" nor does he desire
that even his own latest improvement" should
be regarded beyond its well attested merit.
The "EcLIPsE COOKING STovE"-which has
been in very extensive use for the last two
years, received its name ut first from the pc
culiar construction Of its front part directly
over the fire, and which 10 made to adapt it.
self to kitchen utensils Of any size but dis
corning public huve since decided its claim
to the'titlo for other reasons too obvious to
mention, Do other stoves speedily warm a
room? so does this. Do they bake welt, boil
well, roast we'll! SO docs this. Are they hand
some? so is this. Can their inventors refer
to gentlemen who will recommend their
stoves! We might refer TO gentlemen, aye,
and to LADIES too, SO numerous and SO highly
respectable, that we must decline doing Il,
from motives Of delicacy, as it would be invi-
dious to attempt a selection. Ask any one of
the "better half Of creation among the hun
dreds who have made a trial of the "Eclipse,"
and you will be assured that il does indeed
eesVSS every tuVS ever ueStSUtu lOT COOAiHgs
baking, broiling, roasting, washing. The wO-
man who sets about her Monday g work, on
Monday morning, bright & early, (and what
notable housewife does not y may in mo-
ment's time calculate an eclipse, and bring it
on. by means Of which-let erery husband and
speyy housekeeping bachelor take noiice-a wash
ing day Is turned from q day Of dump and
sorrow, into a day of cheesfulness and plea
sure. Let those who may have been seeking
for consummation so devoutly to be wish
ed, 'please call at the subscribers Office. near
the South meeting house. Cornwall, where
they will find the Stoves--an sizes--iM good
order. all the doors trimmed with malleable
Iron, and set up in the most workman-like
manner. ......t &. ...s, ...
Also-SrovE PrrE, of the several quail.
ties and prices, and all kinds Of Copper, TSn.
and Sheet From WORT. done to order, ii the best
manner. W 'f"
Prices Of Stoves from ol6 10 $50.
STEPHEN J. GOLD.
cevua0ah 0c'. % le9e. n
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AUCTION!

10y virtue of ain order of the Court Of Pro-
D bate for the district OF WATERFOWL, the
subscribers will sell at public vendue, (unless
sooner disposed ofat private sale,) on the ID
MONDAY vt January next, at one o'clock in
me afternoon, all the real estate of Bennett
~. hickcox. of said WATERFOWL. who is an
assigning debtor. for the benefit Of his credit
ors. The sale to take place at the dwelling
house Of the said Hickcox. The real estate
which Is 70 be said. consists Of a Eaw.vnill,
other buildings, and sundry pieces Of land.
CYRUS ID: MANvlLEi. Tr~atsss AZ he
EDWARD HIcKcox, eslaIe ~ Renr.,
ALANsoM WARNER. N. Hiskcas.
Watart0Wub NeU. % l60e. s0T
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
VALUABLE PROPER TY,
FOR SALE. IT"

lsRssE2 min Tallmadge, in the Village of
Litchfieldr IN North Street, only
about 90 rods worth ,of'the County House. is
offered for snfc. The House is two stories,
besides a gamble roof large back Kitchen
is IN perfect repair frong top to bottom, ha-
wing BEEN recently 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. Theirs is
OIL the premises 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.
90 The above named premises are very well
calculated for large genteel boarding house,
or for q temperance hotel, both of which are
very much needed in this village; or it would
be an exceedingly desirable location for a
gentleman of the city wishing to retire into
the country. 1t is indeed one of the most
beautiful situations in this delightful village
Immediate possession will be given.
Also for sale, about Is acres Of choice Land.
most of which is valuable moving. only Is
or 90 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. 71 81, 5a IN -uvt,, .r +.
For further particulars, application may
be made to JOHN r. LANDoN, Esq. the agent
in Litchtield, or Henry F. TALLMApcE, ESQ.
one Of the executors, in New.York. III
LifcbGeM. Oct, l6. 1883. aH- o.. sNt'a't 20
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NEW GOODS

:. no |---- IN ABUNDANCE. 1T ~
ISAAC LAWRENCE having spent two or
Il three weeks in New York in selecting
Goods, is now at home with a full stock, and
10 remarkably anxious to sell them. r.t
LilchfsM, Nov. %. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03

NJ II. NORTH & CO. have Just received
~ "a newsupply Of 10 0KlNG GLASSES
which makes their assortment complete
Those IN want of the article will do we'll 10
call and examine for themselves. E4 es
July 10. = 80 ~ .'-"' Is
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
NEW GOODS.

~ GALPIN has just received a new supply
-. of DRY GOODS suitable for the season.
which will he sold low in exchange for cash,
or most kinds Of Country Produce. "a
L.itchfeL Dec. Is. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
Geese Feathers.

VHNHE subscribershavc made arrangements
To- keep constantly on hand superior
article Of Geese Feathers-and will
at all times furnish my quantity, from 20 to-
1890 ponnds-ata low prices as they cai. DO
obtained Of equal quality in the state. s.,
...l+, L. &, s. HURLBUT.
Winchester. Jam g. 1888. 1882
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03

A GREAT variety ot' Chores and Hosieyvlal
IN Nov. q. ''r N. H. NORTH g. Cos.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE,
Nv R.aLTXMORE.

IN R.AXZEsMOA&AES
ETNHE undersigned respectfully announce
Il to their friends and acquaintance ana
TO the public generally, that they haveopened
!, Commission House in Baltimore, under the
firm OF rutherford & HURLBUT, Tor the
.-nrsoct;on n" a GENERAL Commission Business.
They will execute Orders with prompt
ness. and be prepared to transact all the
branches of their business, on the most adj
vantageous terms allowed by the customs OF
the place. They will be always well ac-
ouainted with the Grain, Flour. and Cheese
market, from daily operations in It,
They take occasion to inform all who may
feel interested, that regular Ltne Of vessels,
running between Hartford and Baltimore, has
been recently established. and that they are
the agents in Baltimore for the line.
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
SAMUEL HURLBUT.
Baltimore, Nou. %, 1888. 2mH6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03

THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENErAcToRS.
Ciisens Of North and SoutA America,
To EouIs ORION GoELIcKE, NJ. D. Of Germany,
lEuropel belongs the impershable honor Of adding
NEW and PRECIOUS DOCTRINE te the Science Of Medi.
by many of the faculty, tOf which he is valuable
member he proves 70 be we'll founded in truth as
any doctrine Of Holy Wnta doctrine, upon the yCri-
~ Of which are suspended the lives Of millions Of our
race, and which he boldly challenges bis cpposers to
rciute, via Constmption alpGys occasion.
ed by d;serdered state Of Vs Vita for LIE PSiacpeJ
Of tie human body: 0ofsen secretly lurking in the
system for years before there 10 the least complaint Of
the Lungs E3-and which may be as certainly,
simple headache. An invaTuabfy precions doctrine
this as lnpars important lesson to the apparent
ly healthy Of both sexes, teaching them that this in
sdlous foe may be an unohserved inmate Of their
"clayey houses even while they imagine themselves
secure from it's attacks, teaching them that tie gHeaS
secre in the art Of preserving health Is to pluck oWs the
diseose Dhs IN tie blade, and not ,cG till the full grODs
ear .... .t..e .,..-..-. 81. ,. 5e5., d. ...t
This ilnstrions beneactor Of man is also entitled to
Tor the invention Of his Matchless Sanasire-
healing fiat may Justly claim for il such title since it
has 80 sgnay triumphed oyer our great common enc
my Or Consumption, both in the first and last stages
Ia medicine which has thoroughly filed the vacuum
in the Matcria Medca, and thereby proved itself the
9TCONQuERoR OF PHYSICIANS Cha medicine, for
which all mankind will have abundant cause to bless
the benefcent hand Of kind Providence medicine,
whose wondrous virtues have bean so glowingly por.
visits to the sick chamber; by which means they Of
dency into hope sickness into health, and sadness Of
friends into iOVfhlnesa. a .4nr 't.lEr,.g,5s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
CIRCULAR.

TINE article published below concerning
Il tho new anil popular doctrine advanced
by the illustriolls Goelicke of Germany, cam
not fail Of exciting deep and thrilling inter-
est throughout our country. -..r
Z & T 8 + = =
r7ronstased from the German.]
LOUIS OFFON GOELlCKE,
or GERMANY,
rrsr cDr TrSr m rIrYAa ~