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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-15
HoR TIE LTTcHFIELD EEQUIRER.
CANAAN FALLS.

THE SOUND OF MANY WATERS.
Those Canaan Falls-those Canaan Falls!
What pleasant scenes that name recalls,
YOfrides BY day, and rides by night,
Ofjoys that took too soon their fight;
OF pleasant sail on lonely lake,
OF wild pears we from tree did shake,
CfIOvely isle. and woodbridge shore,
And lofty mountains tow'ring DER.
OF waves and winds, and creeninQ barqne
FreiRhted with forms most fair-huI bark
What deaf ming sound is that, that calls
II is the roar Of Canaan Falls:
We pause beside the rushing stream,
Where thy mad waters hiss apd scream,
Life.Eko-as III myriad mad
And wTthng seFpeR,a. meeting had,
lin conflict such NJ friends might wage,
With eyes tina, Aash'd with deadly rage,
With wrea,hng form and foamng fang,)
In deashlesS hate, to battle aprang.
Those Canaan Falls-shcse Canaan Falls!
10 there scene that never pals.
IT'S thine Upon the cliff stood,
That overhangs thy rearing food.
And gaz'd into the deep bclew,
Where boil'd and hiss'd thy waters 90!
Anu a. that dark tumUitOnMs shrong
Ofraging waters rush along,
And headlong flung them o'er the steep,
A. anxious for thot fearful leap.
And struggling each TO be the FIRST,
Upon the rocks beneath to hurst,
They seem'd III apostate angels driven,
BY Gods dark mandate. out Of Heaven.
But grandeur not alone we trace,
Upon thy ever varying face;
For there is beauty with thee ton
The soul from earthly cares to woo -
Beneath the summer aunaet's sky.
With glowing cheek and rap,nr'd eye
We eaz'd, upon thy mis,s that rise
Like holy incense to the skies.
And the bright how that calmly lay
Upon thy canopy II spVay,
We deem'd thy Makers gentle emile,
Reposing on thy breast the while. C.
The following lines were written upon the death q
JULIA NJ, daughter Of Mr. Solomon Maze Of ,hi'
Village. aged 4 years.
THE DYING CHILD TO Her PARENTS
Dear mother. calm your ericis-tlo wha, Won will,
All 10 in vain 70 snve nv vital breath, -'.''.l
soon ehall slumber in the arms Of death.
Fer morning da wn mr. spirit will arise
To hail with triumph. Jesus in the skies;
Soon 10 nv tongue shall RprNph's words he given.
To sing loud anthems in the court Of heaven.
Mother !! thou source Of all my ear,hlv bliss,
When thou dos. call, wilt thou mt Julia mss7
And will my eisters not Inquire for me,
When they are playing near the old elm tree?
MY school.mnsee, soo--will they mt oft desire
To zee thy Jnlin, and for me inquire?
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RTEW LABELS FOR the Brandieth Pill Boxes
lN These labels are Of The most costly, land at the
same. time most ingenious style. The top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon which is made to
represent the most minute nett work. The lover part
of the box is very pretiIy designed, and contains
nnumerable number of waved lines. And these words
-''see !hat labels this box agree with those the
certfcaei no others are genuine. The side Of the box
caution no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless the
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also, Entered rccoreng to act OF
Congress. in the year l84l, by B. Brandrelh, in the
Clerks office of the District Court of the Southern Dis,
trct of New York.
August 13, le4l. 32ly
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Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
titioners of Medicine eh6er their services the citi-
zens of Dover, spd the surrounding Country in the
rious branches Of their profession.
DR. MCMeal thankful for the very extensive patron.
age he has received for 2years past hopes by strict at.
tention to merit continuance oft
Their office is ON end Street, above the Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson.
r. d. MoMEAL, NJ. D.
LEWIS DYER, NJ. d.
Dover, Nov. Is, 1S4l, ly.
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EAGLE HOTETc-

.. D. WILIIK, : :
WNFORMS the public in general, that he has opened
TAVERN.
in Sandyve, Tuscarawas County known bv The sgn
Of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main street Den On
the south end leading towards New Philadelphin
where he is prepared wha good House and Tabs. TO
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner.
Hs StactiHg is good, and an abundance of water ado
oinins the tavern.
lie hopes from strict attention TO the comforts ofhose
who may favor him with their custom 10 merit public
patronage oa1,'' N
& sandyyis, September II, 1s4l.
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Property fOI. Sale.

EFHE subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
House and Lot The building is two storys high SO f.
front, nearly new, having been built within Ia months
good cellar, 6 rooms, hall, dining room and Kitchen
smoke house and other outhouses; good well; new
cstern holding about so or 80 barrels of rain water; &
a back shop story and half high The whole conve-
niences situated good lot any in the town.
making very desirable piece Of property for any per.
son whatever and will he sold on reasonable ierms
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
amine'
DANIEL O'DoNNEL.
New Philadelphia, April ls, ls42. I4tf
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Poetry, by Mrs. Sfgourney. Mrs. Osgood.
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lghul Irish Tales that have made her name ss renown>
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one year, 5 dollars
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Book, dollars
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
sAMUE Z II "A DA ms.

XE ould respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
VVof Dover and New Pbiladehia, for the liberal pat
onage he has received sincehis commencement, in bus
ness and he informs the citizens ofhe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
be made IN the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured that he will be able to render general satsc>
tion 10 ALL who are pleased to give him a cali
Dover, Sept. 80. lS41
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Law Notice.

:, BOoZ M. AFHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed partnership In their business
as AH0rHics at Lao, aud will hereafter practice in con-
msxlon IN n Iuscarawas and the adjoining counties
They will also attend to business in any mart of the conn
, tY before Justices.
The public may be assured that business entrusted TO
lner management will receive their prompt and und>
vded attention,
. Office in the middle room of the New Puhlc bul-
dngs.
New Philadelphia, Dec. |. ls4l. ".
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

ENHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
= New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country,
that he carries The above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
T. Hufinage, as shOeshoP, few doors south of the
New York store and as he has, and intends constantly
TO Feep on hand the hest of slocl and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon 10 this couniry.) BY this. and
due attention TO business he hopes 10 merit Consdera
be share of public patronage.
The public in general are invited to call and see be.
fore purchasing elsewhere he is bound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN McD ANNFf,
March "a l842,-l0tf
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A New Volume,
MAY I, 1912.
THE IURDAY POST
A FAMILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS

A FAMILY SHEET OF THE MAMMOTH CLASS
new volume Of tlie popular family Newspaper, the
Saturday evening Post will he commenced the first day Of
May 1912, beautifully printed on the finest white linen pa
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the Unon having already got to the commencement of the
23d Volume.
% years. passed away for the post still maintains
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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 tad be
found cotemporary Sheets The paper has been greatly
ENLAVGED AND IMPROVED
And appears in handsome type, and has received
the praise of many editors te andsomest family sheet in
the Union" Cur efforts have been directed to the combining
of beauty and simplicity, with utility and TASTE The post s
printed stout white paper rendering Il neat and durable for
fling while in size it supasses every other weekly newspa
per in Philadelphia and has received from its contemporaries
the title of
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Congressional proceedings length and all reports and other
public documents in full together with OCCASIONAL Congress
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Medical Notice.

TR. J. SCOTT from the East, has located himself New
AT Philadelphia. Tuscarawas county Ohio lie tenders his
professional services to the citizens of the and vicinity,
md he would advise all persons afflicted with any disease
whatever give him call he believes render salts.
faction to all such.
June 8, 1912. Il l3mS
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GARNET MAISTNG.

YENHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
n solics continuance of the public patronage He is
prepared to make 10 order all kinds of CABINET WARE
That is In common in this country which warrants to be
made in the best and of good Materials and on the
most reasonable terms.
lot Of abb net furniture always on hand lie also
prepared with the necessary materials for making convey
Ing oFFINS safely any part Of the county where he NAV
be called to attend on the shortest notice.
WM. .RIKETs.
anal Dover, June 49, 1841. 23tf
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RARRERTSNH!!

FTIFlE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
d zens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that he las
eopned shop OH Main street, few doors east of the
Post Office in the above place, where he intends car.
ryng on the Babering and Hardressng business in a.
it's oarions ramfcatOns He will at ali times be ready
to take by the nose all who may favor him with cal,
and hopes by strict and decisUe attention to business
together with due regard to prenOIOgeaL decetope-
mtnts and physiological deneaOnS to be able to
der general satisfaction.
HENRY II. WILLIAMS.
N. B. Sick persons will be waited upon at their
dwellings.
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) FAsHIONABLE TAILORING.

EosEPH w. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
" friends and the public general that lie carries the above
business in all its various branches Factory Street, South
Side where he may at all times be found TO attend to
MI work ntrsed him He atters himself it wbe done as u.
rabe neat and fashionable he done in the country He
intends at all times okeep in his employ good competent work.
men, and his receive Fashions is amply provided
or
To accommodate his friends country he will take near
y all kinds of country produce.
Dover Aug. lq. l8lI
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HATTERY

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Canal
Dover, would inform the citizens of Iuscarawas
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business in all its various branches. His workman
ship shall be of the first quality hoping thereby to res
ceve liberal share of patronage.
~ D. All kinds of country produce taken in e1-
Shange for work. or outstanding debts
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TER MS OF PUBTcATIoN
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NOTICE.

RaE subscriber was a the June Term of tie Court of COM
mon Pleas Of Tuscaawas County, appointed admnistra
tor Of the estate of Thomas Hill late said county
,o,, DANIEL ANDERSON.
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CHEAPER THAN EVE RIM
Look Hcre!U
SADDLE ".
WILLIAM SHEAR.

peRNl EEs Ills sincere thanks TO his and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage he has received, since he
has CONNIE ced husaess He hopes by attention
ness, to merit continuance and increase of patronage.
Sill continues to manufacture MEN and WOMEN'S SAD.
Dies on the newest fashions and of the best Materials Also
all kinds of CARRIAGE DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT
HAk NESS, with every article in his line Of business requ
ed in the country
lie hates himself that that the execution Of lis work will
be satisfactory 10 those who employ him. He viii sell
on very moderate terms, for and take Bark Hides Grain
and other trade at liberal prices in payment for work.
G5shopremovcd TO Mrs Cryders building Main street,
a few door east of the post Office.
New Philadelphia, April ], 1912. % y.
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Aquany of superne Flour just received and for sale by
- In, KILGoRE & HULL,
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nPLOOK HEREn kn

The Undersigned also manufactures all kinds of rnor oo
suchs axes foot adze broad axes and chseIs of all so
warranted forthrty days ELLIPTIC SPRINGS made. can
wagons buggys, and all description of vehicles RoNED
on reasonable terms "s' $50
ne would also say that lie has In his employ ABRAHAm
SMELL an excellent workman from New York He is te sole
inventor OF the celebrated POLISHED and received pre-.
mum of 10 for making one in 800, which was sold for
COLLARS From his receipt It that Collins feceyed
MS instructions for making the he SO successful
selling JACOB DARsT
:. Lockport, May 80, 1912. % f'R
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LOOK HERE.

LOOK HERE. .
hoCToR EVANS of Brownsville, Penn. has appoined
~ kILGoRE HULL of New Philadelphia, agents for
the sale o. his Vegetable DYEPrro PILLS so ceebra
ted for the cure of Dyspepsia Chronic Liver complaint &C.
Price 25 cents per box with full directions
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Notice.
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the under
igned and John Lontzand in Mining and Boating Coal was
dissolved onthe I'd day of May, 842 by the undersigned
ing his interest in the con bank situated in Tcnton Tusca
rawas County, Ohio, m' i'
JOHN sHEPLEY.
May 6, 1842, ua ..f a,a H3t re
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Y outRn's HDepartnnn c IA !.
IA KISS FOR a BLOW.

a visitor went into school in Boston,
where he saw boy and girl in scat who were
brother and sister In moment OF ihouehiless
passion, the littlo boy struck his sister The little
girl was provoked, and Iasod her hand to return
the blow Her face showed taht rage was work
ing within, and her litto clenched fist was AIMED
a! her brother, when her teacher caught her eye.
"stop my dear, said she,"you had better kiss your
brother than strike him.
The look and the word reached her heart. Her
hand dropped. She threw her arms around his
neck 81 kissed him He was moved He could not
Withstand his sisters kiss. He compared the pro Y
ocation he had gwen her. with tho return she had
made, and the tear rolled down his cheeks This
affected his sister and it'll her little handkerchief
she wiped away his tears. But the sight OF her
kindness only made him cry the faster; he was
completely subdued
Her teacher then told the children always to re.
turn kiss Tor blow, and they would never get
any more. If men and women, families and com
munities and nations, would act on this principle.
the world would almost to be vale of tears
"Nation would not lin up sword against nation,
neither would they learn any more. - Youths
Cabinet.