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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

SOA ENQGlhERs
How sweet is the union of sONfs
In harmony, friendship, and love-.
Where the river OF life ever rolls
From the fountain of glory above!
lis sweeter than zcphyrs that blow
From mountains OF spices aIar;
Ench bliss as the thOughtless ne'er know;
More rich THAI frankiucence and Inyrrh.
AS rivers meander along,
Nehierous margins display,
And IN their confluence grow strong,
kecelHlng new strength on the way;
SO the honey Of love in the mind
Flows on in desires far abroad;
In others by love it is found
From the fountain Of glory above.
Oh wisdom, how pleasant the way,
Thy paths are all pav'd with delight;
Sweet visions of heavenly day,
Awake and enrapture the sight.
What ample provision we find
In Zion, the city of God;
With wine on the lees well refined,
High zested with heavenly good.
Rich treasure of wisdom and grace
Are stored in the union sublime
The Bride fthe Lamb shows her face
Enraptured with joys all divine.
Lord, help us tins union to keep, ...
BY walking the heavenly way;
in union, God grant we may mPes
IN yon bright efinlgence OF day.
Brudseyrilie, CT. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
AUCTION.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court of
l. Probate for the district of I4itchfield, will
be sold at Public Auction, on Monday the
18th day Of instant March, (unless previous
ly sold at private sale) sundry articles Of
personal property belonging to the estate of
JERUsnA SToDDARD, late of Litchfield, deceas-
ed, such as Bedsteads, Bedding, Clothing,
and various articles of Household Furniture.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. at the
dwelling house of the subscriber.
SYLvANUs BISHOP, Admin.
T.ifchfeld. March 8, l84l. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
FOR SALE.

AT THE BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
RT1rcHELL's, Smiths, Maltebrun's, Hunt
lvA ington's, Olney's, Woodbridge's. and
Wizards School Geography and Atlas; A
merican First Glass Book National Precep.
tor, do Reader. do. Introduction; Young
Reader. Easy Reader, Easy Lessons, Paper,
Quilts, Ink, Bristol Boards, Drawing Paper.
Writing Books Ledgers, Journals. Day Books,
Albums, States, Rodgers pens pocket Knives.
Boys Caps-Skates.
Gents BombaZine and Satin Stocks, cheap.
ALSO,
Lump and Brown Sugars, Imperial and Yo.
II. Teas, Coffee, Rice. Ginger, Cloves Sale
ratus, Nutnegs ground Pepper and CHINA
MON, Mustard, Starch, Candles.
JOSHUA GARRETT.
LitchGcld, Dec. 3, 1910. q
Rob Roy Sh0wts.
TRENCH, English and American Rob
It Roy shawls Of all sizes and patterns, at
Nov. 0. MORSE & CAMPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
LICchIfeEG Enquirer:
FUBLTsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.
Geese Feathers.

NNHE subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep a constant supply of first rate
article of Geese FeHtkers-selected
and packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from 20 to 80 lbs; and will furnish
at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 TBS.
of quality they will warrant to be as good
chased of equal quality in the state.
s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1910. 1yT0
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
NOTICE.

TTlHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Il Norfolk hath limited and allowed six
months from the date thereof for the credit.
ors 70 the estate Of KEzIA ]. NEWELL, late Of
said Norfolk, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attested. within
snid time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persops indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment TO
= <..f WARREN C0NE, Executor.
Norfolk, Feb. %, 1871. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
THE WHIRLWIND.

BY MISS JULIET n. LEWIS.
The Whirlwind would take a walk one day.
(And q very fast "walker is he,'') ...a ...
b.. So busting abOa&, ,.. I'D.
He at length set out,
With step right blithe and free.
Twas plainly seen, as he rush'd along, ....
He was bent upon froc that dav;
lie whistsd with glee-
Or sang meFrihe,~ 1855
kor his heart was glad and gay. t0.
HE path lay straight through the dirk greenwood.
And away Ger the mountains broad BROW
His track you might trace,
In every place, ,...
For he left his marks, Itrow.
The ASP was first to hear his voice,
And she shook through each branch at the sound
The timid Young treer
TremOled fearfuly,
As she sank upon the ground.
The Hick'ry beheld his sister FALL,
And exclaimed with an ill.natpred sneer--
"She's nervous to-day,
And doth faint away;
Such weakness can't flourish hers!'
As onward the Whirwind came, he heard
The rude scOfter unfeeingly jest; .f.- =, ..
... So wIenclting about
His oidtraak 80 stoutr -.
The strong one was laid at rest.
The Pine saw the Hickory shivered trunk.
And bowed low, as the wind whis'led pas.;,
But the courtesy
OF The noddmg tree,
Did NOT save him from the blast. .. be-.
The Oak in defiance tossed his head.
For veteran right bold is he
GOV , But single stroke
Felled the mighty Oak @j,. 't
Alas tor the proud old tree! ~.
On! onward still and his mighty brsaiti
Sings an anthem Of glad triumph now, -r. .'--'
And no laughs 10 see
Each old forest tree.
At his coming msekly bow.
The blooming Flaw heard the Whrlwnd's voice,
d'' 'ilaa her viii b. T sSys X sleIm ...!
Ofthe now'ring bush,
And bore 6er of in his arms. ..
On onward still o'er the land he sweeps.
With wreck, and ruin, and rush, and roar!
Nor stops to look back
On his dreaEy track,
But speeds to the spoifs before
WiHiGmspOvt Pa, Jan. "a, 1871
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
Etna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD.

INSURE Dwelling Houses, Stoves, Turni-
i. ture, stocks of Merchandise, Mills, Manu.
factories, Manufacturer stock, Barns, Far
mers' stock in buildings or stacks, and every
other species of insurable personal property,
Against Loss or Damage BY Fire.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
f.icbfeH 1910, q
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
PROBATE SALE.

DyRsuANr to an order of the Court of Pro-
Il bate for the District of Plymouth, will
be sold, so much of the Real Estate of ELI
CuRT1ss, late of said Plymouth, deceased, as
will raise the sum of 1857 II cents, with in
cident charges of sale. on the Goth of March,
lS4l, at the late dwelling house of the de-
ceased, in said Plymouth.
EL1zUR FENN, Administrator.
Plymoatth, Feb. %, lS4l. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
NOTICE

rs hereby given TO the members of the
Il LitchGeM County Sacred Music SOcie'y, that
the Music designed for their next Concert,
among which is the " Boston Academy Col
lection of Chorusses." is just received at the
Book and Variety Store in this place. Men,
bers will please avail themselves Of the first
opportunity OF procuring said Music.
I.itchfeld, Feb. 2j. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
NEW.ENGLAND
SAW MANDATORY,
BRISTOL, CONN.

A TKINS, ALLEN g. CO.'S superior md
IA warranted Mill, PIT, Cross.cst. Circular,
and Gin SAL WIS. Merchants and consumers
Of Saws generally arc Informed that the un.
dersigned are engaged in the business of Ma
nufacturing Saws, in Bristol. Conn.,. where
they will keep on hand large assortment,
especially of the leading articles in their bu-
siness.
They have procured some Of the most ex-
perienced e. best workmen in their business,
in the country. and they pledge themselves
be equal to any other, domestic or foreign
Connected with their esta blishment is an ex-
tensive Machine Shop.
All orders, either for Saws or Machinery,
will receive prompt attention. and DO execu-
ted on short notice.
ATKINS, ALLEN & co.
Bristol, Feb. Is, 1S4l. 3m39
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11

AT Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld. 'oith-
in and for the District of Litchfeld, on the
la dag of March, A. d. 1e4l:
Present, Ralph G. Camp, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Charles Lewis, Of
u Goshen, in the county of Litchfield,
shelving to this court that be is guardian Of
Oliver Augustus Buell., Of CannaD, in the
county of Columbia, and state of New York;
also that he is guardian of Charles l.. Buell..
of Goshen, in the probate district Of Lltch-
field, minors that said minors are the own
ers of real estate situated in Si6 Goshen, viz.
about nine acres OF land. lying in the west
part of said Goshen. bounded north on Har-
vey p. Merwin and Hosea w. Crandall. east
on Charlotte Norton and land distributed to
Almira Merwin, south OH the heirs of Jeremi-
ah Norton, and west on Harvey p. Merwin,
valued at about $50 dollars that said land is
unpr0ductive, and that it would be for the
benefit Of said minors that said and should
be sold and the avails thereof invested in 9th
er real estate. or placed ut interes. or expen-
ded in the nurture, education or advancement
Of said minors. praying for libertyto sell said
property for the purpose aforesaid. as per
petition on file:
Nis ordered bythis couyf. That SAID guardian
give notice of said application, BY cnusing
the same TO be published in one 0l the news
papers printed In Ltchfield, in the county If
Litchfield. three weeks successfully. at least
six weeks before the hearing: ard that said
petition will be heard nj the probate office in
said district ON the 18th day of NAV next, at
ten o'clock 4. 81. Certified from Record.
40 FRANCIS BAcdH, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11

Alta Court of Probate holden at Liichfeld, aOith-
in and foy the District Of Litchfeld, on the 22d
day of February, l64l:
Present, Ralph G. Camp. Esq. Judge.
nN the petition of Riley RexfOrd, OF Corn
~ wall, in the probate district Of Litchfield,
showing to this court that he is the guardian
of Caroline 8. Willard, of said Cornwall, q
minor; that said minor owns real estate site
uated in the north part Of said CORNWALL viz.
the undivided one.eighth part of about sixty
acres of land, lying on Cream Hill, so called,
bounded north on Chalker Pratt's land, east
on Minor Pratt's land, south on highway, and
west on Titus l.. Har and Mathew Hart, va.
lued at about 1920; that said land is nnpro.
ductixe, and that il would be for the beRefit
of said minor 70 have the same sold, and the
avails thereof invested in cher real estate or
placed at interest, .or expended in the nurture,
e0ucntsUUs OF Enhancement of Snid mInOs-
praying this court to pitSS an order aAthorlZ.
ing and empowering said petitioner to sell
and convey the interest Of said minor in said
described premises, according to the statute
in such case made and provided, rs per petit
ton on file, dated February %, 1871:
Ordered, that said petition be continued to
the 9th day Of May, 194l, then 10 be heard
and determined at the probate office in said
Litchfield, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon;, and
: :.. Ilo,;ccc c: the tendency thereof be given
bv publishing this order in newspaper prin.
ted in Litchfield three weeks successfully, Mt
least six weeks before the said 9th day OF
Nav, I64l. Certified from Record.
40 RALPH G. CAMP. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil.
20

THIS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar proper
IL ty OF restoring hair heads totally bald. So
great are its nOursing properties which readily inn
parts the Of the hair that requires but short
time to produce a new growth and few applications
to check that falling Of the hair which often occurs,
especially after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from
turning grey, and restores il when turned by npart
ing to il new life and vigor No lady who has ever
used this Oil will consent do without it. 1t is used
and highly approved OF by Queen Victoria, Prince
Albert, and the whole Royal Family; also, by the
Faculty and Clergy.
From the Royal College Of Physicians Of Havana, Feb
vu0ry 20, 1888.
DR.. Z. A. Ward having provedto this Royal Iribu-
nat that the Vegetable Oil, Oi his composition, has the
property of causing the growth of hair, and prevent
ing its TALL by terrifying the decayed part, uhe effects
of the aromatic ingredients which have been found
it's composition by the chemist Don Francisco Suarezl
we hereby recommend its use, not a specific, but
whose hair 10 in Of decay, from sickness 9TH
causes. Jose BERNAL, M. D. ..
Signed Simon DE hEvIA, M. D.
Witnessed by CAYETAAo PoNToN. Notary Public
The above testimony Of the efficacy and great value
OF Wards Vegetable Hair Oil, was given the propre-
tor by the Royal College OF Physicians in the Hava-
rigidness Of the medical police of Havana, 1t speaks
volumes-it 10 conclusive.
CAUT1ON-Beware OF counterteits. None Is &c.
nuine unless it has Treatise Of 80 pages round each
bottle Also, red photographic Label with blue Vlg-
nctte centre, and is made by T.. A. Ward, M. d.
New. York.
Sold in Li,chteld BY Dr. Ieckwi,h, agent for hitch.
field county. 01r General Depot and Wholesale or
6ce 90 Barclay ST., New-York. ly13
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11

A correspondent Of the New-Orleans Pic. Nune
mus announces himself as candidate for Cong Ness:
:, ny spunk s up5my ambition is riz-and II go
~ lrc0sS ne tiy doLLars I've gin up the schoo. y
It's tu darned rainy here for a school-so now mu Dt
go tn peddlin -oF to eachin short hand ririn or IA
mendin clocks, or else must 90 to Congress-t "
s~thin'it won't du tn be here, DUN nohin' IVAN It
yon to back me. Here's my ticket:
For Cong ss.-from the fust vacant deesTrict in
OF the bay State. H1r. Jones' sentinen & Is liberal
and free founded on the principles of Nashingtun,
Jefferson and jackson, Van Buren,, nd GinerA Har
rson Mister Joneses opinions p!oout the banks is
precisely tie same that them g.eat men ali enter-
tanned. Mr. Jones will stick up, side or toter,
for the tarf-1nt don't Nike tn commit himself on
jump. Mr.. Jones will go in for the public Rnds.-
lie is goin to be the peoples man, and he wants to
be the popler side Of every thing for that is dim
mercraae. Mr. Jones will GO in for all the sngsh-
men, lrishmen, Scotchmen, Dutchmen, Fren, ahmen,
and all the FORMERS born and brought up in the t!ni-
ted States" 90 w.
Cord 7onsi.-Among the toasts given at re.
cen cent Wing celebration at Ogdensburg, N T. wasthe
Wonann.-A mother, she cherislres aha corrects
ns-.a sister, she consults us-G sweetheart she co.
fdes in ns--wi,hont her, what would become Of us -
Become Of us? Some Of us, you mean. Man with,
ont woman, is like shell withou, the oyster-iust
like tha t6a6 any Thing eise, Sns good cart Ioaa Of
oystsrshe1s is worth mere than any two old nihsty,
Grabbed, dried mp old bachelors. Who decides Higsts
US? We appeal to oil the sensible men, Chat e, all
that ore married) and all the pretty women in the
world PITTS. American. -
There! You may go up 10 tile head What do you
know about the worth Of old bachelors? They have
hee the greatest benefactors Of mankind Aristotle,
Raphael, Michael Angelo, Bacon, Locke, Newton,
nls were old bachelors. And were not these mon
wdrtA" cart-loadof oys,er-skes? r. Petrarch wasE
bachelor, and Laura was an old maid. And done
you know, Mr. American, that the two hest fsma 10
writer's in this country, old naaidS2 Washington
Irving is hachel or-nnd James G. PeEcival 10 q
bachelor; although he says;
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11

, is.sS a SpUn e our pscarsOa e adsOsnaSnaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-03-11

sStsy: e e "a periods Tx. lhis that IL
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

ted Marshal arrested Quarantine, send
Dutch named Jcob Frederick Stedgan Hans Hnrdeu
Mathew hoy T. J. l. Johann charg-d making
rcvo board the American ship Oscar George Ma,on Master
he'he formed part OF ino ceS They were committed prison
Tor examination
PoLGcE OFrIcE-Ctarge ot Bigomy.-On FRIDAY evening
last a- NAMED Martha lie Roy arrested and taken
the Police OAce charged win 9gauy. appeasr from the
evidence tna her maiden Martha Anderson that
sac was the aucae. ot Mr. Carter by former husband
AID ,har sur had been married the 23d October 1879 the
Re- Hen Chase Thomas L. Roy No 20 aines.,treet
"lth whom sie had live but ber wien they separated
oh" aterSard Kept boarding house g. Cherrystreet
connection said with lohn Constable whom
rePued e married The only evidence adduced OF this
was that OF nse named Ellen Carr wAo deposcd that
Ms - Roy, the Anderson married to John
Con''te some time IN the Latter part OF summer in 1910 she
id not however sai- 'nrre the marriage vas solemnized.
by whom performed. Mrs Le toy examined
day declined answering an questions touching tie charge
against n-r ant held oai. $1,000 appear
swer which she gave. aud discharged
Outrage IN n Fcaaie.-!. fellow named William Mack
arrested AMI lodged the Watch House o'clock
day morning charged 1h infamous assault aad battery
Matilda hyans OF No Cannon'' ,he sad hai she Has
.auled and beaten bE Mo- late Friday night who SEIZE
a- I; 't' 3io'r anu mere ,"'coly violated neT
person and otherwise abused her Notwithstanding her
a7ce Mack tor is ordered 10 md bail IN 500 and
!efaul; coaniii@d D ersasr.
Tint al Ci1,at4-ti named Ma-eare Zneey va.
Friday ieh committed 10 prison on SATURDAY
tor eaaz table coa, psntaloons. and sundry a-ces OF
cot, worm 50 -, from sarah the wife OF S;cboI, -
OF ~. !J2 Le0nard.s.reet. IL the
!>eDiQg IN e Fb C2cs.-Justce Matse on Friday nigh,
nyaed the slncty OF the fish foot OF Fultons Ea
Rver accompanied ov "acen, and there found asleep
and snoring the fh Eve unwashel and ragaedoo.in
boy named DavId Southwark. Thomas King William Couros
Nc-oas y ison and james Saith and adult oaters
named Lester Peterson Peter Seeey and William Goodwin
III Of whom reused from their delicious repasc ard trans
;er to oter lodgings IN The Wach House On Saturday the
dstice had these hopes brought before him. where ey
proved 10 belong TO the family o they had neither
homes OF living. The three loafer ad
u- the Peniten,ary three months each tYyo OF the
arer boys tbe House Of Refuge and the .iree
SMILES; ordered OF the Long Island Farms TO be supported
oy the Corporation, and taugl;.
Pprloiaiae ippgrez-Oicer 7 N. Tcrnpkins arrested
eae named AHa Eno- and took hex before Justice TayIo
ot the Upp-r Police charged With stealing from the dorrnory
9t Peter Dubois corner OF 6 Avenue and d roc
or children, and rniry other articles wsrh To-
eher OF which found her possession ami fo
saic!a she was eomalued % an.wer
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
litcrarp Notices.

,rpsfST.ers HEDGE BIZ William Brady Boa,
swain t. = y. New-iork Taylor Clement
This the title volume which should suppose
be OF great urily to all who do with naval affairs
and especially those intending embrace the life of a
full and explicit directions for executing
all the of ship management, complete
explanations Of nautical terms and great number Illus
plates The author in his preface that there
no other generally accessible work Of the kind and this
ing been submitted the inspection OF experienced naval
officers and Narms commended by them, is believed be
well adapted to the wants those for whsn espc
caliy designed.
L, DEs>sE FssLERATrc RoNAscE BY Author of
Caryi!l Co. los Eroadway PIP. IL.
This Is quite clever poefical tre though can't ad
the displayed in the choice subject in the
olatry paid thai subject Fanny Elss!er the theme
and exalted the third Heaven The j. toerably
smooth, sparkling but quito equal in satire Incl
dentto Hai1ecL's Fanny In fact, Sraws write bc-
Ter on better subject but this viii probably be read
than better poem would be; and it be made like
Peter Pindars ra,or: to sell We think the class who
wlIbe likely buy will be improved by such reading
TIE ARGUMENT OF JoHS Quincy ADAMS before the Su-
pcmc Court OF the United States the celebrated OF
the Ausad Negro. aa beca published length, making
pamphlet OF one hundred and tEy-ye pages. II of
the splendid legal efforts made in the United
States and displays much Of the profound learning and high
abty Or which lis author distinguished l. IS published
b. 5. ". Benedict l2S Fulton-stEect.
C. Tax Nr1lrARr M.zAzlyE-a weekly Octave pub
hed in our Crv-bas reached fifth number /, is wide
Is approved by the i,arv and the Buffalo Republican ug
scsts that Militia Officers should every hero subscribe :o
and become familiar with il The suggestion Is good oHe
and may be improved with profit Capt W. W Tompkins
Editor; Bods- & Money, publishers, III Na'saust1e'.
NEw-YoRx U>IvERslrI.-The annual 0rnon and Poem
before the Phoraaiheaa and Eucean Societies will be de-
liyered in the gnvery Chapel Tuesday Tomorrow
evening at u ococl the Grafton BY E. C. BENEDICT Esq
tn Poen y c. DosALD McLEop They will be richly
eoTth hearing.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
LAWYERS DIARY.

surRrNE CouRr-Calendar for This Dny-7, TO- l2 -, IL,
l5 10 81, % %, %, % 20.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Trial Week-Inque.s Calendar for
This DAY. L. . e. s. loi Q, TO- II l2 10 a. Is. 10,
y. ls ~.
CouRr OF CovNoS PLEAs-Calendar for This Day-22
So 70 l04 l6 lO9 goo l3 80. g. a. So 95 ss
Ill 1872 o4 C. 60 l26, l53 206 l2 49, l35 1884, 252
1874 c., "a
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

II Fer Edi:rriai. on ihe general BaukruP,
Z INV. &C. see .:r-i pn.e.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

70 The romantic suicide in Philadelphia is exploded
Tie man was low san.tler and debauchee; the woman
oc OF the yilcs and drlnlari in the city
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

A named Dri,kcll murdered by t"O fellows on
the a7th u about miles iron. Oregon City. The parti-
cnlars are mol E4ean.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12
G,.p 1ntelIi9snre.
Reported for the Nsv-York Tribun

USIrEb sTATss CovRTHakmg Reroltou Saturday the U.
ted States Marshal arrested, Quarantine, Staten end, five
Dutch named Jcob Frederick Sedgan Hans Hardeu
Mathew ho T. j. l. Johann frkmsn charged with making
cvol. board ship George Mason Master
which hey formed They committed prison
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

" Dr. T. w Dyott, the great shnpastcr banker of Phil
acrha la, been discharged from debt under the insoyent
lnws OF prnnsNlNnnn.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

- Cen Ca<NpzRs the ne.. Governor Of Iowa has en-
:ered rpoa lie discharge q h;s otscial duties.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

LAcSeH.-Thc sad elegunt Packet Ship HssnrIex
HVpsoN launched saturday at : o'clock T. N. At
The head CT Water street. from the yar Of Mcssrs We>;e-
yels y Naekay Sac i, noble snip OF 1000 buFtLen
aud made eessp and graceful ca'ree upon the waters.
.hich to be her home, a> we haze ever seen.
= Mr.. Sutton, Who advertised in paper Watch
Stolen, doiarns design thought o. rejecting upon the
manager OF i!e Franklin Baths. HI, eay thought to
rut persons visiting Baths te guard aganst the villains
who lark abou, and Their way III. place where
yslqablcs axe csgeiessly exposed
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

p7 PITTSBURGH Pa. is alive the Temperance Reform,
the Mayor and most of his officers having signed the pldgc.
The celebrated Druyo House the largest Hotel in the city,
has become Temperance H-lse.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

% Governor Seward has issued proclamation offering
reward of $3.50 for the Of Thomas Magn, charged
with the murder Of Thomas Sharp. OF Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

SuSn.Y NfwsrAPrRs.-' X. write. US lons lecture on
former remarks rhi> subject ba wilhou, taking
discriminate between ,a points which agree. and
chose in regard 10 which er. He talks about The
ot boys cryng paper, Sunday, Is il We had
p,s and earnestly condemned il. Is tbs wise fair
But he soe, beyoa "a, in asserting the authorities ought
10 suppress the publication and purchase of newspapers
hat day which think they have Constitutional right
10 do. Would noaos have the peaess well the
requirement. the Mosaic Law enforced by the civil au-
.ho,iji,>, W would not.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

II Prices Reduccd-D guerroo,, pc Portraits taken in Reau
rfuI STYLE i" few sseond the Broadway Pnss
Place. Entrance in Park Place Price 50.
n. R0Ee Pupil. vii be taken. ~ y0Gr
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

OD7 boy named Norman Flanders standing the wharf
at Buffalo tainted fell into the canal and drowned
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

- State Temperance Convention is to be assembled
in North Carolinn.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

m The T-iuae Ihnsbco, Pe-ss-
s aud Whitehall V Y Apply To H. g. DAGcrRs the pabhea-
tioa nlhcc.
procure subscribers for 4
popoia periodical Apply 10 IL g. D'GGERs, No - Ann-s
New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

SNAIL INyEsrNLNr,.'-It looks small enough III the
great and e;ch City q Ne~-loyk be begging teHp0r7F!
Iosns Of $3.50 81 Of her This IN character
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New-York tribune., 1841-07-12

u VT. HnIse's Fheap Dry dToods Store, x2 Grand 8;
between Broadway and croby New printed
and ua' remarkable Low P:.ce, Also Hosiery
every description, very cheap I'VE I'm