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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26

the town Of Sharon, Litchfeld county, con-
tanning about four hundred Gcres-between 2
and 900 under improvement, (he remainder
in wood and sprouts,) aud would cut about
ffly tons of hay annually; has good sup
DIV of Apple, Pear, Cherry. and other fruit
trees. with q comfortable Dwelling House,
two Barns, and other buildings on the same,
living within one mile OF the Housatonic Rail
Road, It is considered well worthy the at
tention of wool growers and dairy men.
The improvements. anc part OF the wood
land, will be sold separately, it desired
Title indisputable, and terms made easy
For further particulars, apply to ,.,,,.
GEORGE KING.
Sharon. Dec. q. 1s41. T2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
DIR. b. BRANDRETH'S
Yeocf0bie UMirers0L Pills.

1ENEND TO cure all Disease. because they are the
Il nat. Al medicine Of man, and therefore only
move the orrup' vitiatcd hnnrs, the OF pain
and sick ness, 'rnving the good hnmors W give
LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY.
Observe that each agen, has an engraved certln
cate of agency, coaain ng a representation of Doctor
Brandreth's manutactcrv Al Sing Sing, and on which
will also he exact copies at he NEW LABELS NOW
o ED UPON TIE BRANnRrTu Pill Boxes, and whichl
~ believed will prove tn
9cr COUNTERFElrERs' DEATH BLOW.
The puhc will therefore please observe, that no
l3randr III P l. can re relied upon as the rRU and
GENUINE unless each box has these new Erhels
upon it.. There are three, aud each con'ainsa fac ST.
mile signature of DR.. b Brandreth. These labels
engraved on steel, beautifully designed, and done at
an EXPENSE Of several honsnnd dollars.
REMEMBER, the fac simi|e signature of Dr. B.
Bandret must be upon the top OF the box, upon the
side, and also the bottom of the box. Bv careful
animation the name Of Benjamin Rrandreth will be
found in several parts Of the new labels, being an
act transfer II the writing Of Dr. Brandrelh. This
name will he found in The net work.
The Pills are sold al 2a cents per boz, at 24l
Hnrl
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
TO TEE ITyBrTC.

vENHE Subscriber having purchased that
Il we'll known and valuable Water Privi-
lege, situated in the town Of Harwnton, on
the Waterbury river, and recently owned by
Mr.. Caleb Morse, has erected IL GsEsAST
MILL with three runs of stones, which is
now completed and in first rate order for
grinding all sorts Of Grain, Plaster, &c.
Great pains have been taken in the selec-
ton of materials and in the construction of
it; and the subscriber confidently believes.
there is not IL mill of the kind in the county
superior if cQua! to it, and solcits public pa
tronage.
U7Grain of various kinds, Flour, and Plas-
ter in the stone or ground, constantly On
hand, and for sale at said Mill
]. n. CAMP.
Harwinion Jan 81, 1912. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
New Clothing Establishment.

New Clothing Il Establishment.
~ ENrLEMEN wishing to save 20 per cent in
W ordering their Clothing are requested to
call at II. TYRREL'S Tailoring Establish
ment, in West street, four doors west of the
Court House, in the store formerly occupied
by N. H. North & Co., where they can have
Garments made in the neatest and mos, fash.
ionable style, of superior Goods, purchased
for cash few days since in New.York.
Superior Dress Goats, $12 IS
Wool dyed Black Coats, IA %
Over Goats, 10 90
Also, a splendid assortment of Cassineres
and Sanineis for pantaloons.
Vesting of different qualities and styles.
Gentlemen wishing to furnish their own
goods can have them made and trimmed il,
the best manner.
~ Cutting done at the shortest notice.
Fl. T. returns his sincere thanks to those
who have patr0nized him heretofore and as
nc has been to great expense to procure the
very best Of workmen, and getting an insight
into the latest modes of cutting, hopes for a
continuance of their favors.
HENRY TYRREL.
Lifchfeld, August 10. 1o
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
.sHeRMAws cAMPHoR LozENGEs

Give immediate rlief 10 Nervous or Sick Headache.
palpaiion oi the heart lown+ss ~ spirits, despnnden'
cy, inamlnatory or pu,rid SIRE throat bowel "r sum
chest chic, epasms, cramp rf the ssOma Oh or how
els hysterica affections and all nervous diseases.
drow siness threuvh the day, and wakefuss AZ nigh
cholera or cholera morhus, diNrrhGn assitude. or
SENSE Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending
aTge parties will fad the Lozenges really reviving.
and inparting the huoyancy Of vnuthnscd after dis
sipaol they viii restore tie at the system
orally, and remove all the unpleasant symptoms ars-
ing from too free living. They are also recommends
ed preventive aud cars Of tina! Distressing &C.
More, Editor of the Brother iona han; Joseph Is
Nones Esq Vice President OF The Washington Ma.
rine Insurance Co.; Dr. g. Hunter; w. A: Attree
Of the Newly Herald Or. A. G. Castle; William
Allen and Others. have used them and never known
them 10 fail
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
NOTICE.
Boots, Shoes, Sc. So.

Boots, Shoes, Sc. &c..
r- TESNE subscriber has rcrnoN-
e 4 Cd Ia the store formerly
sazx-y7i SO occupied by S. P. BIlies, i'll
H. west street, and will he happy
to wal, upon his customers and the public Ia
any thing in his line He Inns on hand a
good and full assortment Of E20O9s :aEsa
Shoes @: all kinds. suitable tor the season,
and intends to offer them for good and ready
pay, at such prices as to make it an induce
ment for those in want to call and purchase.
AlS", Leather, Sole and Upper, Calf skins,
Innings, Bindings, Heel balls, Boot cord, shoe
thread, &c. &C. cheap for cash.
SAMUEL. CLOCK.
P.S.-A few small notes and accounts vet
on hand, which it is very necessary should
be adjusted soon.
Litchjfeld, WeSt street, Feb IS, 1912. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26

Wit krFP on hand, or manutactnre 10 order.
kSNs's.eS&eS Of 6gfE kinds,
Saddles. Brides, Trunks, &c.
Tie invites these who want work in his line
to give him cali, as he has no doubt he can
satisfy lhem both us to quality and prices.
u REPAIRING of all kinds done in the hest
manner ana ~ short notice. Many articles
Of Produce taken in paw mcnt f;lr work.
FREDERICK w. BROWN.
Lichfeld, Nor. ls, lS4l. o
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26

500 Palm Leaf Plants
lust received, and for sale by
q A. p. p. CAMP.
Palm Leaf Hats taken In exchange for Plants
ernOods. FebruaryS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
M AIRING, DC.

u'HE subscriber respect
Z fully informs the ,Dha.
bitanis of Litchfield and vi
cinity, that he has bought
out the shop Of Geo. Bnll,s.
in South street, between III,
Church aud Hotel, where he
intends to carry "n the a.
bove business. aud where he
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26

"INSDALE'S AXES, for sale by
IA Nova. A. p. p. CAMP
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26
LITCEEF'sELD

usMARBEI GsIanuEactory.
TiHE subscriber having remorcd his Marble
n Esta blishmnn; from FIRST door north tt
the Bank" to Mcado'c Street Guiding for
merly occupied by r. S. Potter would re-
spectfuIy inform the public that he is now
prepared, and will furnish 10 order all kinds
Of GRAVE S'EGsNEG,
Of se5ected Marble from the varioIS CWunrc;i-
cut, New York and Massachusetts Ounrlics
NEJ IN "a iTst Fl Fl &c,
of American or Foreign Marble accnrd;nr'o
the latest and best designs, executed IN ii neat
aud workmanlkc manner.
JAMES G. PATTERSON.
Lj'rEf1G, Man ~, lS4l 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26

" paid through trom Cornwall bridge. West
Cornwall. Falls Vliiage aud North Canaan
To New. York.
R. D. MASON. Superintendent.
Bridgeport. April IL, lS42. 20
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

LATE FROM SANTA FE.-We learn from the
St Louis Reporter of tho 9th instant that portion of
the spring caravan of traders to Santa Fe arrived there
on Saturday, They tarried but short time only long
enough to ship from one vessel to another on their
way to the East. We learned from one of the party
that the country in quiet state, and the temPora>
ry excitement against the 'oregnes" which suCceedN
ed the capture of the members Of the Texan expedition
soon subsidized. No American was molested in his or.
dinary business, with one exception and he was soon
set at liberty An order had been received by the
thorities at Santa Fe for the levy twelve regiments
of men in that State. Santa Anna not popular in
that section of the country, indeed in any portion
of it. and his orders not obeyed with alacriy.
The people will however it is said support the Govern
ment whenever an emergency arises, appeals to their
navism and in favor OF their religion being irresistible
The traders from this State have been remarkably sue
cessiu IN their enterprises, and no small sum of mos
ney may be expected fom this quarter the present
son. The amount of specie which arrived here on
saturday was about $3.50, OOO;al of which was imme'
diatey shipped for the Atlantic cities, the owners being
sollctous to make purchase of their goods and to re-
turn TO Santa Fe without DAYS delay.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
sJ,ANDERING ONE ANOTHER.

The editor ofihe (Od School Republican, Tyler
Wing paper al Columbus has, or is about to prosecute
the (Oho State JournaD Clay wing paper at Columbus
for Libe-damages $4,000. What beautiful HARMONY
These same wings that went about the country in l94O
sandering the Democracy, and promising the people
"two dollars day, and roast bee" are now sander
ing one another to the tune of O0O The State Jour-
nal, be 1t rememberedis the medium through which
KirkPatrick gets his que, and from which he makes
up his weekly dose of SANDER, slang and falsehoods
But will the honest farmers of Tuscarawas drink from
such fountain; will they believe editor that even
ISLANDERS his own brother Whgsl What may not the
democracy expect from such setof vipers As to the
damages $4,000. we don't believe the characters of
all the Wing editors in Ohio, would bring that sum.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
NOTICE

NEARY PETET John Denman 8 Elizabeth his wife tlae
I'VE Elizabeth Petit Rebecca Pete Samuel Duburry ana
Sarah his wife, Abel Cain and Anna his wife, Jonathan war
ner and Luana his wife, Morgan Peet and David Petet also
Mary Pete Angene Pete James Peet, minor children oil
Esq Pee dec hereby notified that on the 26th day OF June
l84 John Gardner administration of the estate OF David
Peet dec fled in the Of common Pleas OF Tuscara
was county, Ohio, petition against them the object ana
prayer of which petition is to obtain decree OF said court au
thorzng and directing said John Gardner such admins
to fulfil afd complete real contract entered into b
said David Petet in his life me to witt On the llh day OF
February A. D. 1884, for the sale and conveyance by the said
David Peet of the following described real estate to AmoH
Pee witt part of the east half of the South East quar-
ter of section number twenty-five 50 township number seven
M aud range number four A. Beginning at the north west
of the aforesaid half at stone; thence east ~
$500 chains to the north of said quarter thence
south 20 1900 chains post thence west 9 49, lVu chahs
post thence north 20 1900 chains to the place OF he
ginning containing forty Said land situated in Ius'
carawas county, Ohio.
CUMMINs g. CRAIG,
~ Auys for Pet'r.
+ May 12, 1912, ,-... 17A
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
EXTRA OHIO STATESMAN.

TO accommodate large portion of the reading public es
pecay in counties where democratic paper ccuaes, we
have again consented issue the OHIO STATESMAN Extra
from the first of July until the second Tuesday Of next oc
tober and one number after tho election containing the result
of The same at very moderate pcso fifty cents for each
subscriber and any win take the trouble to procure six
subscribers shall the seventh number sent him for his
trouble In all payment must be made In advance, as
the receipt of the paper will he receipt for the money
Its not necessary for us 10 xpanhe object CT this paper
It is to convey, during important period in our political
year. reading natter important for those who desire nforma'
on on the subjects proper for political dscuson especially
on the past history of banks, as well as the important
news Of the Times. ~
The period of the extra Statesman will also include the pro-
ceedngs of the extra SESSION Of the legislature which
mences lis session on the 25 Of July and win continue pro-
baby three weeks. ft. fi3
sdesirabeha subscribers should send In their names by
he first Of JULY insure the first number to all who
subscribe. 4 a - s II L.
ColOmhts, May 10, 1912, s. + N. u MEDARYs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
NOTICE.
May 6, 1912,

WAMEs PORTER and Minerva his wife, jeremiah Knight,
~ Maria Knight, William Knight Andrew Knight Ange-
line Knight and COL H. B. Knight hereby notified that on
the 28h day of June A. d. 84l James NJ Knight admin
isrator Of the Of William Knight deceased filed In the
Court Of Common Pleas of the county of Tuscarawas and
State Of Ohio, petition against them the object and prayer of
which petition Obtain decree Of said court authorizing
directing said James NJ Knight such administrator to fulfil
complete real contract made by said William Knight In bis
life time for the sale and conveyance by the said William
Knight of the following described real John Early
witt Thesouth quarter of the north west quarter and
the south quarter ofthe north quarter ecton
number nine 9) in township number six 6) of range
ber 3 situate u TusCaawas county, Ohio Of the unappro
praed lands in the United staets military district subject
sale at GAINESVILLE Ohio, containing eighty
CUMMINs g. CRAIG,
Atty's for Pelr
May 9th, 1912. 174w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
TIE NEW tax RnL..

We are indebtedto Mr.. Mathews. for copy of the
tariff tax bill reported by the Secretary ofhe Treasury
II proposes to levy tax ofS2 900 OOOof dollars year
on the American people, in the shape ofa tariff, Five
millions 10 pay expenses Of collection, aud the balance
q, ,000O00 to support this economical Wing Govern.
ment we live under. Ohios proportion ofths lax will
be about million and hale this divided equal among
"a counties, would make the amount oftax Tuscaraw>
as must pay about 90 900 dollars. Ifthey had carried
the Government as they promised for lS OOO, ,OOO'
the tax for this county would be about 5000 dollars But
that was not enough for Federalism. Well now, how
is this tax to be eviedl They won't come to you and
say they want so much money for the Government. No,
they dare not do that. But they go to the seaboad,
put duty on nearly every article you eat drink, wear,
and work with The importer pays the duty, and puts
an extra charge on his articles he then sells them to
the wholesale merchant who puts on another charge
Tor profits, before the retail merchant from the West
gets Them He ships them out here and puts on another
charge before the Farmer, Mechanic and working man
buys them. The wings labor to convince you that the
tariff tax comes eff the importer only Not SO. 1t is
paid by the consumer--he who labOrs
This new tax bill evss tax of about40 per cent. on
most of the implements ofindusty 40 per cent on wool
len goods cotton goods 25 per cent linens 95; leather
30; Hats 3d. clothing 5O Boots 25 per pair; Salt cts
bushel Teas to II cents pound; Coffee IA to ~
per cent; Sugar 2E TO SOper cent, and so on. Now
we ask the hard working people they are willing to
be taxed so heavily for the support of few office ho-
ders The wings tell you it is to support Government.
Are you willing to support Government that laVishly
gives away the proceeds ofmions ofacres of landi
and squande the public treasure for useless purposes
-such as debates on dissolvng the UniOn-duelng,
&ci Again. these wings say if you allow them to levy
tariff tax of 30 OOO OOOO it will "proec home indus"
try" We admit it. You will be 'protoctet' by pay
ing more for every thingy you buy-and wolkns more
hours in the day to raise the money to buywth That's
the way your industry" will be protected"
Think over it 4Aa
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

SENECA ADVERTISER have received the sec>
ond number Of new democratic paper, pubised at
Tifn, by Mr. Beslin. 1t is well printed breathes the
true Spirit and we hope may be literally supported.
JEFFERsoNIAN.-Th valuable democratic Journal,
will resume publication about the lst of June, and be
conducted by Msssrs Akers & Hudson. Carollcoun
ty should not let her paper suspend so often.
EXTRA SrATEsMAN.-T prospectus of this paper
may be found in another column 1t will published
about months, for so cents. The Staeaman is the
greatest terror to Federalism west Of the Aeghanes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

RHODE lSLAND,-Things are assumingan alarm
ing aspect in this State Both parties The people and
the arstocrscy-were up in arms on the l8th The ar
stocracy backed by the federal Government, deernln-
ed to pu, down the many, and make them live under
British charter, which although it taxes them, denies
them right to vOte The people, determined not to
submit to such tyranny, claim their natural rights, and
are ready 10 fight We hope they may be successful
lift comes 10 blood, no matter; there is time when
when nothing else bit the sight o it will teach aristo'
Gratis what they really are. Though there may few
martyrs faIln the onset, the Suffrage men will, and
must eventually succeed. They have the sympathes
of the whole Democracy ofthe country and let but one
man be shotby the Governments soldiers, and thou
sands will rush to take his place. We have evidence
of this from the fact that there are 5000 men in New
York city at this time, ready go at moments war
ninp.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
A New Volume,
MAY 1, 1912.
TIE SATURDAY POST.
A FAMILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS.

new volume of the popular family Newspaper, the
Saturday evening Post will be commenced the first day Of
May l842 beautifully printed the finest white linen pa.
per- The Post Is the Oldest and beest family newspaper in
the Union, having already got to the Of the
23d Volume.
Whe scores OF papers which have been started in the last
23 years. have passed away for ever the post still maintains
Its proud position in point of circulation and profit, at the
head of the far lily newspapers of the day.
the great zze of the paper enables the proprietor to give
greater variety of original and selected matter thad be-
found in contemporary Sheets The paper has been greatly
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
And now appears in handsome new type and has received
the praise of many editors he handsomes family sheet In
the Union" Cur efforts have been directed the combining
Of beauty and simplicity, with utility and TASTE The post s
printed stout white paper rendering It and durable or
fling while in size surpasses every other weekly newspa
per in Philadelphia and has received from ts contemporaries
the title of -'
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The great size Of the paper enables TO give al
Congressional proceedings length, and all reports and other
public documents In full togoite with occasional COnges-
sonRl speeches in full.
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b "a % 10 q y"
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

WISE & STANLEY AT the last accounts neither
of these public nuisanOes had been killed. Wise has
been bound over to keep the peace, in the sum of
5000 dollars, but it is said lie will disregard the sum-
And Slanly, the chivalrous southron, who took ca
ming after being called coward he's away of'In Ma
ryIand firing at barn door-we won't say with what,
for fear Of shocking Pats morals. J.s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

L GJWe call attention TO the following notice ofSen'
ator Aliens speech-publlShed in the Democrat two
weeks ago-fom the Southern 4 Ga Banner.
Mr.. Aliens Speech. -If any of our readers have o.
mited to peruse the speech of MIR, Allen, published in
last week . paper, we would earnestly request them
now to lake it up and give it attentive examination.
1t shows, more conc uslvey and satisfactorily than any
production we have before seen the utter absurd
ity of giving away the proceeds of the public lands,
when the deficiency Of revenue oCcasoned thereby
must be filled by additional tariff duties, and the facts
and figures are so presented that it is impossible to
controvert them, or resist the conclusions which he
draws from them.
Suppose the General Government were not in debt:
Suppose necessity existed for increasing the present
rate duties then would it be good policy to ex-
pend $4 794 33 49, in order to distribute to the States
81, ,95000Ol And this he shows would berthe case
were the sales of the public lands to amount to $ 600.
900 per annum; in proportion for larger or smaller
sales How much more impoltic, then, when the dis
tribuon cannot take place without increasing our pe-
cuniary embarrassments without sinking still lower
our already impaired credit and without adding to the
onerons burthens of tariff taxatlon
The whole system Of tariff exsctions is decepive in
operations because yet il must ba continued, wa are not
sufficiently enlightened to see how il works, or are
more willing to pay one dollar indirectly than ninety
cents 10 direct taxes. Mr.. Allen states that one tenth
Of the whole amount of duties collected, is Used in the
payment of the officers and agents and agents employs
ed in collecting H. end we presume he is well founded
in the declaration. Three fourths Of this expense
might be saved were The Government supported by
direct taxation, according to the ability Of people to
pay, anG the operation would be more equitable But
experience has proven that this method is impractical.
ble and we do not desire to see il chang ed We on,
" content, that when Ne are conscious that we nav
10 per cent for collecting and per cent for dis
bursting public money no morV than is absolutely ne,
cessary to meet the wants of the Government, should
be collected or dsbursed.
Mr.. Aliens remarks upon the effect Of tariff duties
upon the price Of duiabe articles are very clear and
interesting. During the great contest from 1928 to
1889, this whole subject was ably discussed, but Mr..
Allen by simple and concise process Of reasoning,
proves that duties must affect prices beyond all ques
ton; and not only to the extent Of the duty imposed
but wk large per cent added for commissions profits
&c. #l saA
But we cannot here aiemst a synopsis fthe speech.
Ills condensed that The ieadiest way to arrive at
the facts and deductions. ils arguments and mode Of rea.
sonilg iSto read Il ihtJugh with deliberation and
attention, aud this we again most heartily recommend
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