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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
Health and Strength. DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED Sherry BEeSase DlttesS,

WNUT up in octagon bottles, and the ingredients tH saIe by ali the Druggists and mus. of the W. Goods dealers in Boston and vicinity Also, by my agents m all the principal towns throughout New.England and the Southern and Western States
 Z $. HALL HARRINGTON, corner ot Sackvll!e-sfTeet, Halifax. IS general agent for the British Provinces.
 P.S. BARNARD. W. G. SKINNER and PERRY MoBsE are my only authorized travelling agents.
 OFFICE, IS HANovERsTREET BosToN.
 75 cents per bottle 50 cents per paper.
 The following are selected from a large number of Editorial notices:
 From the Dover tN. H.) Gazette.
 Dr. RiehGrdsOs's Bitfers.-ln our columns may Dc pared by Dr. S. o. Richardson, of South Reddlng, Mass. They are, as said to be, undoubtedly compo- sed of variety of valuable and purely vegetable eFa we can speak highly of their renOvatng and in- yiporating effects upon the system. We have a good opinion the BtteFs. ss they gre not quack noslgun,, but discovered. prepared. and yended by regular physcian, a graduate Of the College Ot our own saaie and who has said but little in the gay Ot pufng them himself. but leaves it to those who try them to judge tbemselvea
 From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton:
 Rickardsoa's BiGGezs.-Of the numerous medicines which are advertised in paper from time to time, we pretend to know but itle-their virtues must De known only to those who have used ihem Bat with Dr. s. Q. RichardsOn's Bttefs we are somewhat ec- quainsed. These BitteTs were used in cur family last summer for general debility and headache. end much relief was derived from them. Tbose who may very benefcial-shey proved % in the casa which vse fefeE From the BaFnsaable Patriot.
 HsalA aa4 SfEsagsk.-To regain e preserve these. is the great desideFasam. Nothins thas we know ot Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wias EisieB. Try 'em- the ssrcto9 tsmperanee man need R0s be afraid q the alcohol in them. There is ne moss of h than is absolutely necessary Co preserve the sps o ths veos aal kayAs of which they sFe eampaasd.
 aap For eale, wholesale and Fuseil, at GaFFitt & Bsl1wins, Lilch6eld 60. Eams. Wm. l. Smsdley; Rashism. s !, Lnomis W0odbusy, Mergimsn & DnaiSSa' nlSo Curtis, Candy, & Co.; Woleaslvills, ssnish & Easisn Harwinsoo. Ksleg e 6rith; PIy- gsnush, G RI Miaehsgl TsFVyvile. 2. Lewis and bv Aasais in sll ahe principal towns tn ths state. AmS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
LitCh6GHd |!

"A at the Town Room on Monday next the 18th of Sept, inst. at o'clock P. M to nominate Town Off, cers for the ensuing year. full attendance of our friends from all parts of the town urgently request ed. One steady and united pull and we will rescue our town from the grasp of Loco FOcoism.
 By order of the Town Committee. Iitchfield Sent 9 lAA2
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
.NO TECE.

oVOTXCEe
 PY virtue of warrants to me directed to D collect State, Town, and Highway Tax es, on list Of l64O, of the residents and non. residents of the town of Torrington, will sell so much of the real estate of Caleb Ly- mans heirs as will pay the taxes on said es- tate. and cost of sale, at the sign post in said Torrington. on the 9th day of November next, at 2 o'clock P. M.
 NELSON ROBERTS, Collector. Torrington, Sept. IA, lS42. *l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
DR. LIBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE BlTTERs
DR. LiBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS,

Are sn,i.bilious, an,i-dyspeptc, and auti.mercu. rial, and may be justly considered univefsal medi- cine but they are peculiarly beneficial tn the follow. ing complains-yellow and bilious ievers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, croup. liver complaints. sick head. headache jaundice, as,hma dropsy, rheumatism, en. largemsns c ths spleen. piles. choe, female obs,ruc tos, heartburn furred tongue, nausea, disens0n tt the stomach and bowels. incipiens darYhea. fiatu. lency, hahual cosiiveness lose of appetls bosches salow complexion and in all of .orpOr of the They exceedingly mild in their operations, pro. ducing neither nausea, Rrping or debility.
 CoMsrocK & TYLER,
 sT For sale as sk' the sign @ of sDrass & Msdiciaes. Litch6eld. Rs-a
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22

4 IL residents and non. residents of the "A town of Plymouth, liable by law to pay State and town taxes in said town, granted on the assessment list for the year, lS4l. are hereby notified that will meet them at the store of Seth Thomas, in Plymouth Hollow, on Thursday the 29th of inst. Sept, and at the store of Jackson, Coe, & Co. tn Terrys. vile, on Friday the Both of inst. Sept, on each of said days. from ? to 5 o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of receiving their State tax of one cent on tho dollar, and town tax cf four cents on the dollar, upon the aforesaid assessment list, for the collection of which taxes have the requisite tax bills and war rants.
 All persons neglecting to pay their taxes agrceably to this notice, will be liable to pay legal travelling fees for such neglect.
 A. B. DooLrrTLE, Collector.
 Plymouth, Sept. 6, lS42. *l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
DENTISTRY. R. R. .MERRkM.R.N.

A T his Office, up stairs, two doors South "A of Beckwith Ss Seymour's Store, will be branches, in the latest and most improved style. T Particular attention paid to Ex. TEACHING TEETH. sep l2 l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
BROKE INTO

TENHE inclosure of the subscriber about the
 A lst of July last Yearling STEER-ra. ther small, and of brown color--no artifi. cial marks. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take him away. SEYMOUR BEACH.
 Goshen, September l2 ls42. IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
DR. lSRE.AL DELAMATER'S Rheumatic k6ee6aaee1eE.

This remedy has the happy and powerful effect of reaching the nerve from both ways viz, from the in cured by either the external internal remedy alone, yet the Proprietor dues net promise positive cure unless both articles are used t0gesher and in a such cases, no matter how severe, when both articles are used in connection according to the directions, the most positive s given, that the money, in every case, will be paid back to the purchaser where . cure is not effected. CoMSTOcK & TYLER. DR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE LIFE BlTTERS Dr. Libby being convinced of this, discovered combination of remedial agenls that would upon any one, or al af the secretons aud restore the Fious organs to their healthy action.
 That have succeeded there is not the least doab, aud the Rters now offer to this intelligent cOu,mu nity, possess intrinsic merit and have the strongest claims upon your contdence, ,becau they are found ed upon true principles. and a correct knowledge oi the cause of disease.
 While mercury and bleeding. and other deleterious remedies are becoming more and moro unpopular, Lbbys Bisers are extending tho sphere of their fulness by the appreciation of generous publio.
 CoasTocK 6 TYLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
BROKE INTO
} THE anciasnra

- THE enclosure of ths sakscsi-
 Der un the 2d pf Sept. FivH
 TWO vRaR.oLp CAxxLE--(thIas
 w Red 6sssFa aud one Kni E7si& eFl-n0 white except on the brush ot ths tall --and ono pide Haises. remd ard whise--nn artificial mark. The owner is ranussfae 10 prove property pay chaggss, and tiske aeasa awny. NAMWfN 8sAA4@
 KsuA ssvs. lo. leaa. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
NAMGEERT.

THE Lischfleld County Sacred Music 1 Society will give their Annual Concert at the Episcopal Church, Lifrh6eld, O.l Wednesday, October l0I commenSiny at c o'clock, P. M.
 The performing members of ;he Society are requested to meet on Tuesday the 1Sthp at one o'clock, P. M, for rehersat.
 By order of tho President.
 G. c. WoODRUFF. Secretary. Litchfieid, Sept. 2, l0A2. l6'
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
Infantry.

HNHE members of the First Light Infantry Com 1 pany, will appear in full uniform at their Armo- precisely. Per order
 Litchfeld, Sept %. SOLOMON MARSH, 2d, Capt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22

Lime {! Lime!
 VNHE subscribers have on hand, and will -A keep during the season, a supply of good LIME. for sale, at the low price ot 25 cts. per bushel. J. CAMP & A. LENNON. New. Preston, Sept. 10, l6A2. %3tl6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22

NOT1CE. The next monthly meeting of the 1y Litchfeld County Temperance Society will be holden at Washington on the fourth Tuesday of inst September, t27h) at 10 o'clock A. M. full attend. ance of delegates is requested.
 P. s. BEEBE, Secretary. IischHeld Sept IA 1S42
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
StOves--- Wholesale # Retail.

THE subscribers have now on hand and 1- ready for sale, at their FOUNDRY. head of North street, a SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE, for burning either coal or wood- Also, PGrLor StoUes, Boz Stores, Fire Frames, OUen Mouths, Sinks, DishkeuIes, Basins, Griddles, GridirOns. 8c. dc.
 AIsO-Fdrnser's Kettles, Cart Hubs. SidehiA PloroS, Common PIOsOs, and Horse Plorcs. u The above articles will be sold at pri. ces corresponding with the times. All per- sons wishing to purchase any of the above articles will do well to call and see for them- selves before purchasing elsewhere.
 N. B. All kind ot Casting done to order on short notice.
 J.CARRINGTON & SON. Ltchfeld, Sept. l7, lS42. IF
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22

THE Court of Probate for the district of 1 Woodbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credi. tors to the estate of CHARLES THOMPSON, late of Bethlcm, deceased. to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 NORMAN MoNsoN, Admin'r.
 Bethlem, July l5, I642. *l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
NEW GOODS.
G. Z. WE R.

HAS received from New.York, during 11 the week past, a large and general as- sorImeut of NEW GOODS, adapted to the present and approaching season. Among them may be found large assortment of BrOsdclOths, CGssimeres, and Satinetts, srncOna. naOnly cheap. and almost eUery vuriety of Dry Goods. Also, fresh Hyson, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin and Black Teas of a superior quality. Government Java Coffee, and other Dry Groceries-English Sporting and Rife Powder. Duponts best Rife do.-shot of all sizes-English Rowling Pieces, &c. GSc. &c
 Litchfield, Sept'r 2l. l942. 3l IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
District ef LiicRfeld. ss.' ! PrObGte Court. NeDt'r IA. 1842. (

HESITATE of RICHARD F. MuNsoN, late of I@ Li.chfield, in said district deceased- The administrator represents the estate in. solvent, and prnys the appointment of com. missioners thereon. Ordered, That conmis. sioners tO receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Litchfield, on the 4th Monday of September. 1642, at 10 o'clock. forenoon-of which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 l7 E.. s. ABERNETHY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
REFERENCES.

Frederick Kellogg, Esq ; Cornwall, B. B. North, M. D., Hon. Peter Bierce, Cornwall Bridge. Rev. w. w. Andrews, Kent.
 Rev. E. w. Andrews, New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
Ladies Fair.

TNHE YoUNG LADIES of St. Michaers Church N will hold FAIR at Spencer's Hall, on Wed nesday, the 18th inst. September. Doors open iron one o'clock until eleven, P. M.
 Admittance, 12 l-2 eents
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
south Cornwall Academy.


 NNHlS Institution will be opened on th9 N first Monday of October nexi. under th0 care of E. B. ANDREWS, A. B. 1he ioca- ton of this School presents unusual induce me:nts to the scholar who desires ccmpIets freedom from interruption. Cornwall .g'ley was formerly selected as the location Of the Foreign Mission School, being preferred be- fore any other in New England on account of the rare combination of its hedlthinessp beauty, seclusion and the morality of' its in-- habitants The advantages of this situation are believed to be unsurpassed by any inthe land. The facilities of access by means Of the Housatonic Rail Road and the ffartfnFd; Li,chfield. and Poughkeepsie Stages, place this School within the reach of scholars rem abroad.
 Instruction will be given in all the bran-- ches usually taught in our higher schoc!s, including Vocal Music.
 The price of Tuition will be from three to five dollars, according to the studies pursued Board can be obtained in pleasant prisaie families at prices varying from @l,SO t~ $2.O0 per week. ..--.-....- l66t Sou,h Cornwall, Sept. 5, lesa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
MARRIED.

Tn Toer;ngton, on the I3lh inat, LuciUs F. LEACH Esq. so Mss AoElIxs M BEARDsLEy, hnh of Wo- co,iyiiae IA fine Oaf o cake HccUmnanied the above May happiness be theirs, aiways.l
 In Wojco,tvle, on the llth inst by Rev. Samuel Day. Mr. Edmund Wooding of Bristol, to Miss Ann Maria Brooks, of Wocottville.
 in Rs,hlem. on the Il,h inst, Mr. William H. Coer of Woodbury. to Miss Mary Ann Thompson. of Bolhieu.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Married in spite of their Teeh.-.4 Caoiee .2necdotc.
Old Governor Sona of Connecticut, who fi1urshed some
forty since. Of some huno as wen as Pese-
eec,Iug end nc desired Among other
the New Lonton people, the place where
he resided, 5 the following:
have lourished for their day, and
from founder john Tom, some other Rogers, VINO
settled no far the goOdy aforesaid.
The Distinguishing of the sect the DENIAL o the
proprety scrptraty Of form Of marriage III Is not
alone This they believed and also that
should 'cieave her husband, but then this
agreement merely. and the couple should
and live and dispensing with all
The old used
queEy call Rogers. and talk the matter over wh num-
him of tho Of living with
Sarah But neither John Sarah wnnd tho
conscience with them--fheY weFo very
happy they wereo what use then co''d mere
bc2 would thereby scandal; were ht'
cross; and live according to the
they pofessed? The Governors logic was poweess
He neighbohood Of John day. an" meeting
with hun, accepted invitation to dine win MIN he eoe
SAT- ual turned the old subject
Now john Governor, after debate OF the po1
why you marry Sarah? Have not taken her to be
awful wife,? :.
permit me to marry her the worlds people,
Very well. But you love her.?
Yes
And respect her.
Yes
And cherish her, as bono Of your bone and flesh of
nesh?
Yes, certainly, do
him, obey him. and respect him. and cher
ISL hn?'
rhen, cried the Governor rising. Sin tho name OF the laws
God OF eah of Connecticut, pronounce
o be husband md wen
The wings rage John and Sarah OF no avail
Nail.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
d r Il | Nal ? Oct r !
For the p2iiaIiuua.
Ma. HOLLOWAY:

Ma. HOLLOWAY:
As you were SO obl'rag as to paw attention IL
nv juvenile philosoqhsingz in the days Of other
years. l make bold presen: you wiz. a compost
ton NJ somewhat different character. ana to re-
quest you il you think proper, to pu5i.h i, IN the
Palladium.
The accompanying Poem, beg leave TO introduce
TO your readers the productof Of the leisure
Of young ru7iic, while passing from thirteen
to eighteen years of sse. TIE description of the
chic character in the piece was principally written
(thoush with a aihercat design in viev.) in The
written various Subsequent periods as opportunity
eaia-->t. ,,i,, 10y acc HeAly int-l- 1t
EUsrAcE AND CAGoLlNI, / have entitled, \ Pas
ruRAG; though accoding the strict rules of this
kind Of writings the lnme perhaps appropriate.
or this am NOT qualified 70 Judge. | shall therefore
leave i, to the consideration Of those who think
matter Of importance.
Whatever other rerit my performance may be
thought possess, (iang.) and whatever faults may
be charged upon il, (ad sensible that il IS bur
dcned with manyl mast least claim for it n DE-
SIGN This Is a qualification which VIII sufficiently
distinguish il from TIC majority of poeticnl compost
tions of the last haf century.
Should you. Mr.. Eaitor, give publicity to my piece,
you viii confer faor ON lrena--should you think
your space be ht,et occupied, l assure you l
shall not therefore btungratefuI for past favors.
Respectfully,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Vineyards of HinoFrom experiments made in Knox
( soil favorable the culture of the
and a gentleman from Livingston county On. " Mr. Avian
Hayward has entered the business extensively tie has
four thousand cuttings, embracing
different kinds Muscae MNar Catawba, Lufbo-
rough Isabella Madeira and Sweet WaierThey about
ground neghbor of his lately made barrel
from four years from the of planting
and another has made barrels from small vineyard Mr.
H. does permit his undergo the of
by which the intoxicating quality produced
will be according 10 the Peoria Register be-
will abundant that Of Illinois, cider
at present
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

State Of Indiana Doight and Danforth Cen StaPP,
late Indiana, when New York made
office of Daaforth Co. brokers' his place OF business
He frequently left with them State Bonds for safe keeping IN
going tho OF lSlo, he lett tAcre
each. He returned in August and
bonds. informed that II not then con
and 10 aid IN free bank ope-
ration, (probably nghampton) they borrowed OF oen
Sapp Indiana sterling bonds hypohecae These were
returned S. left 80 like bonds ''to be Ia
Off When these demanded. they had been "un
Intentionally used In tho time Gen SaPp had gone
held for the $4,000 stock
gave with c. l.. Cole to the State
penal Of $4,000 replace the stock The State
and brought this Of for the bonds he
Jury trial returned verdict for the P'antI
damages 81 993 We gather this from the ~ York He
raid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

THE n T.. BOUNDARY tlUEsToN-It SAID at Washington,
that Ashburon waving the
the dispute, TO
according the of
sIoners 10000 This has been
Mr. States of Maine and Massa
negotiations the No opposition
looked Massachusetts. but Maine expected
to sta and II. and perhaps defeat the project
Fa issued Procamato ordering the
Legislature Wednesday, tho 18Th
tho North Eastern Boundary Question:
such be mado to
and such they
will best promote tho welfare of the State and
Nation
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

Indiana The Lawrencebuyg Argus, of Fri
day Branch Bank the State of Indiana this
has been small OF for several days
and considers highly probable will specie
early the first of June.
Extraordinary FcaAr james McFau of Baltimore, has
accomplished the extraordinary feat of walking sixfour
ecutve hours, plank about feet long by } feet wide =
The attending opinion could have
survived another hour. HIS pulse up 10 40.
MErHoDIsTsThe Methodis,s of Texas added twenty
hundred their church in the last eighteen months
Temperance Causen North Carolina twelve thousand per
have subscribed the pledge total abstinence from all
intoxicating liquors.
The Washugtonian of Cincinnati numbers about
" thousand members. Glorious that.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

MEXICO Release of the 4ncricans-The steanboat Chief
dates from New Orleans. the 26h and find
the following endorsement the Pcayuue, by EDITORS for
which e thank them:
Picayuue Office. April ooh P MNers is Just receired
from Mrico Kendall and all the Prisoners
released!'
this and gladly will be heard all the Union
prisoner and all of difficulty between
and Mexico. remov ed Gin trd-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
EUSTiCE nd CAROLINE,
A PAST FOR Al.
by IsaC IIIIAN.


Gas down the burn thy took their way,
And through the tlaery dale;
His check to hers he Il did lay,
And love was ay ii tale.
Wish "Mary, when sail we return,
Sic pleasures to new -
Quoth Mary, "Love, like the barn,
And ny shall fullovy ou."-BCRNs.
VINO that has roamet,he Uestey5a woods,
Or wond'ring viewed teir rolling floods,
Or wandor'd DER Tho milling plains
Where placid Joy forees reigns,
Oh. who that claims anind-a heart,
Would from the acno depar,!
Who that amid some arren CLINE,
In hateful durance s'euds MS time;
Unhnown TO sweet ssliteut and Feace,
Stranger to ev'ry scial bliss,
Oh. who, mid sIcha life Of woo,
w ould MOI all kindfd ties forego,
And fly res onsiveo the call
OF ev'ry Hcstern a,crfaIl!-
To smiling wales, al forests Wild
Where virtue blossns, indebted
By the foul breath vulgar pride,
Or aught to sensuaiice allied.
Broad are CoLUmBis fruitful plains,
And rich the need or people gains
Ye, who, upon be,prien, coast.
To ev'ry noble plesure lost,
Would linger mid e grove!ing ;hrong
That pride and pasnn urge along
While the broad repns OF the WEST,
Spread forth like missions OF the blest,
Invite to JOY. TO peas, and rest.
Sons Of race. who's, lofty minds,
Oppression spurn'd-and waves, and winds,
To seek our COST, thef dark and wild,
Where peaceful Joy hal never smiled
Who from she depth savage gloom
Rescued fair Freedom, happy homo,
Saw, will ye linger by heir graves
Who p.an'd y0ar hons beyond the waves!
do no, crave the me-. of praise
Upon my ar,less ,ruiifJl lays;
/ ask no thoughts to az my sorg
Save what to Natures self belong:
OF those whose genero,s spirits warm
Simplicity and truth ca charm,
l ask attention to my PAGE
Thrice bles, their favor 7, engage,
Tho pride and vanity reuse
Their notice TO my rusticMusc.
Where ALLEGHASY's sils arise,
And minge with the azue skie=,
Dependant, wretched, ans unknown,
Cast oil the heartless woru alone,
Young Elstaee toil,d ingrief and PAIN,
The food Of wre;ched lie to gain.
Oh! dark and wofuI VA the day,
When, svep, by fell diaaso away,
He iost the guardians OF his youth
And moy'd cen selfish Strangers rIth.
And oug tho stnc ere hs forgot
His ta,der parents ulis.fIl cot;
And o., amid tho busy glce
or chiAhood's harmless Eevelfy,
He'd SEEK the waving fields Of corn,
In pens;-e solitude to mourn.
But Sill It years Pass'd swiftly toy
He cast onearIh a curious eye;
Tho all ur.k1!l'i in human lore,
Ye, Nature fitted him 70 soar
Above tho sweep OF vulgar minds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rs the winds
He envied not the RIGA and graat,
lie sighed no, for theT !arEe estate,
From fell diseases paags lrere spared
His mind and body uairP paired;
His spiri, free as mountain air
Was no, oppressed y grief Of care;
lie was ambitious Of no fame
Except 70 gain virtuois name.
A nati-e eighty Of mind.
A =oaI Of n superior Kind,
Were in his graceful form combined.
He lov-d to wander midst the trees,
Whose foliage kissed the summer breeze,-