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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06

WISE AND CusHING.-It is said that on the
adjournment OF the House Of Representa-
tives. and when nearly all the members had
left the Hall, Wise and Gushing were dis
covered in corner by themselves, rninirla-
ting, doubtless. on the disgraceful position
in which they were placed. 1t was Il sorry
sight. But such is the fate Of, traitors-de-
spised by men of all parties. and deprived
even Of the ,cages Of their treachery. Arnold
was spurned by the very men who profiied
BY his treason, and died miscrably. Burr,
whether guilty or not ofthe charges made
against hum, roamed through the world like
Il troubled Spi:ii, soaking rest and finding
none. After living for years in the garrets
Of Paris. he returned TO the country, OF WHICH
he had once been Vice President, in dis
guise, and when known, was known only TO
be Stunned. ...,.... ...,..... r...t.
What the faics may have in store for John
Tyler and the five aposatcs who groyel ut
his chariot wheels. time alone can disclose.
They may sink below contempt, or else be-
come even more infamous than they now
are. That they should ever cluire The
support Of any party however small or un-
principled. is impossible. There is .hoHpr
even among thieves, and no band of rob-
bers could subsist were lis memhers possess :
cd Of 50 liiln Principle as the traitors 10
whom we refer. s... ID, .......
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06

lis stated thar the destruction Of Point Peue did
MOI nrcntv Two minutes. Ia that short space II time
this beautiful cirV, tic pride the WeS Indies, Was
thrown DO WI aud widowed BY the reEnoEsel'ss
earthquake. p1k 's8Utt 8tt'f 3 i h43fSif
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06

That time and tide wait for no man." is proved
by one James ilpllinsou, who advcrilses in Iowa
paper, Miss May T'vde, for breach Of promise,
She having united herself to y"nng Doctor aitot
agreeing 10 marry HIM in twelve month. l'a3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06

!,hics d. WATSON has been appointed Postmaster
aAilailIar IL if iiIrsa. III fnlr.l Elluri,n Val
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06

9.J-Ilon.R. VI. r. Hunter has been writing Life
Of loln C, Calhoun.which has been published by the
Harpers in large and cheap octave pamphlet Of ~
pages Price twelve and half cents. N
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-06

D,arrry The Loco Foco Moderator at tho town.
meeting in IVES field las, week. lion. Mathew Ives,
announced the resut Of the bailoung tor Selectmen,
in The following manner. Gentlemen We have
counted the votes aud ticket is elected" f. .'
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Clear lhc Track ="

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ORANGE COUNTY.
Brnintree, =. sprnre-Brunkfeid. J. u. Rincsbury-
Bradford J. w. ID. Parkcr-Chelsea. e. T.. >ione-t'c-
rinih.t;eo slreper-East BrookfeldP DavsEast Tors.
ham. W. q. Dickev-East Randolph, Eserton 4 Wslie,
East Cornth, John Chapman-Nrwbury. Tarpnn Sic.
vens-Pos Mills.-- strafTurd W ". sanhorr-
South sirrhorl. n Russ-Thoiforn Torsb.m
-i'nion vintage. J. WaIic--Nrshirc. =. Dustin -
West raiflee, stephen Thomas WcseRanolph. Edmund
Weston-N'st Topshsm, Geo. jenness-w.lls Riycr y
Fwr-ws,hinsion. Russell 9. Bs.ley.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-10

Hour alter hour passed; still there sat The Al,or
pey. lie seemed to hive grown old since he en-.
tered the room. His face was huggard; his TEN.
pies sunkcn; aud he twisted his fingers one in a.
mother with Kind Of childish helplessncss.
1t was near midnight; ard faint noise echoiny
through the street made him start and cast his
eyes fca,fully about him; for he was grown with.
IN the last few hours as supcrsiitious as child.
lie drew his chair closer to the fire; he stirred
up the dying Goals, for he was beginning TO be
chilly; aud felt tia, if there were blaze it would
not be so lonely, lie coughed loudly too; and
ratified the poker against the bars of the crate; for
there was something in the dead silence that made
HIM shudGer. The feeling however would not 20
of, for when he ceased, the stiffness seemed more
intense and fearful. lie would have given worlds
TO have been in his own room in bed ;bli he dared
not venture along that dark passage. crowded with
accusors. Then he fancied that the Office looked
darker and more gloomy; that the lights were dull
Ter than usual, he got up and trimmed them; bu,
still there was the same dull uncertain light. lie
tried 10 argue him self out Of these fears TO laurh
them OF as ridiculous; and he threw himself back
in his chair and laughed aloud. Tf ever mortal
man felt the agony Of terror, he did; Cor at tina,
moment his laugh was echoed from the dark piss.
age! Crouching back in bis chair, with his heart
beating rs, and hard, and gasping for breath, his
hair bising, he sat watching The door. lie heard
slight motion in the entry, like n sliding. Green.
ing step II stopped. Then it came again. and
nearere then hand touched the knob; and wss
Withdrawn. Then ii took i, again, turned il, and
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-21
"---facies, non omnibus una,

Nee dirusd iaper,, qHaien deed esse sororefn"
But the habits. sentiments, and objects of both soon
became modified by local Causes growing out of their
condition IN the New World; and as this condition
was essentially alike IN both, and as both AT once
adopted the same general rules and principles of
English Jurisprudence these differences gradually d.
minsbcd. They gradually disappeared by the prog
ress OF time, and the influence OF intercourse The
necessity OF some degree Of union and cooperation 10
defend themselves against the savage tribes tended
TO excite IN them mutual respect aud regard They
fought together n the against Flance The
great and common Of the Revolution hound
them together by new links Of brotherhood and r.
naly, fortunately, happily and gIorously the present
FORM OF government united ten To form the Great
Republic of the World and bound up their interest
and fortunes, till the whole earth sees that there il
now Tor them, IN present possession well as future
hope, only One Country, One Constitution. and
One DestIlyn
The colonization of the tropical region, and the
whole OF the Southern parts OF the Continent by spain
and Portugal was conducted other principles. un-
der The influence Of other motives aud followed by
TAR different consequences. From the time of ia
discovery, tho Spanish Government pushed forward
Its settlements IN Am llca, not only with yeor but
with eagerness that long before the 6rs ncr,n, |
nent English settlement had been accomplished in
what IS now the United States Spain had cono,ereJ
heNco, feru, and Chilli and stretched her mower
over nearly all the territory she ever acquired IN this
continent The rapdty of these conuuests is To no
'scfoed IN great degree, to the esgerness not 20
say the rapacIty Of these numerous bsn5s Of ,dy,n
urers who were stimulated to slbdue imncnso 90
5ions, and take possession of them in the name Of
nc crown OF Spain. The mines OF gold and silver
we're the exciements IN these efforts and according
} so,uemens were generally made, and Spanish at,-
holiy established on the immediate eve OF The suh
ugaiion OF territory, that the native population iob,
e set 10 work by their new Spanish masters IN
nc mmes' From these facts, the love of gold
o'o MOI produced oy industry, nor accumulated br
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-24

secure the admission into the Union OF all
new States, on an equal footing, in all re.
spects, with The older members Of this re-
public. and like them, possess the right Of
eminent domain. Second. the best means
Of prerenting the sIcres ofthe slarehOidiag
states from deserving from their masters,
and restoring such as shall desert, al con.
renieSt places, TO their masters.
A correspondent oflhe Madisonian says
that the convention will be held, when the
whole question of the public lands will be
discussed. and an effort will be made to
unite The southwest and western states in
support 9; such propositions as may be
agreed upon.-PhiLanthropisE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-24
Concord, Mass. May II ls43.

A NEw Political MOVEMENT A
member Of the committee on internal i'm
urovemeua. in the House Of Representa-
lives Of Illinois, has introduced some i'm
vortant resolutions into that body They
recommend The Safes OF Louisiana, Mis-
s;ssiopi. Alabama. Kentucky, Tennessee
Arkansas. Missouri, illinois, Indiana
Ohio and Michigan 10 meet by represent
.,ives 10 general convention, ut Jonesboro
ii;oois. on the 4th Of July next, to consid
81. f,st, the best means 10 be adopted Z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-24
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Brandon, wednesday, May "a, 1913.

Or Wrters an the Telegraph speak their
Otcn rietcs and sentiments on their Otcn respon-
SibiLitv.-C
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Ser NeDli6e NDrl6er,
cber
Slif auf bic &ontroperle 5rpifben 9rn.
Steinba6er uno 9rn. Berg, por9es
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober
IS42.


9isfss @srfsbsn mirb ,,par in Iorm sinsr
Seitibrift erfheinsn, foa absr nibt Idn9sr bs'
ifsbn bic bic Sbrifrsn, mopcn Der Sitsl ms!'
BET, srfbepft jinb, mann fie BON felblf aufbo'
rem mirp Su eritbensn.
9dS aonss Wsrfben miro, nab Der Serets
nuna in IL Soften, pon 80 Geitsn jeces, ers
ffsinen, ,pas ;ulammsn Elm Sudb ron brss
,buuosrt unb eini9e iisbsnjs Ssiten blbst.
lin audb ben llnbsmiitslten @els9enbsit ju
asbsn, fb nit osm Msclidsn Spritsr" psrs
traut III macbsn wiro jsbes osft, pon 80 Ges
ten, nur ST Gent foifen nslds bel Nblisfsrun9
Seiislbsn baar ~ sntribtsn Iint, nsbif Gent
Grd9srlobn Bsr cas erifs lesft erbdlt ,pirS
nur eann bas ;rpsits Oosr fcIsenos srbaltsn
wenn ct fur baS pcrbsr9sbsnes bs5ablt uno
eas fol9enbe bsifsllt bat.
$50 msbrsrs Ysrionsn iuiamnsn ffsbsn uno
16 @rsmplare ;ulammsn atnebmsn, 70 ioQsn
ibnsn bisislbsn, asssn ginisneuns elmer satsn
Sbalsrncts, portofrti an irSsnb Elm Yoifamt in
Yennlplpanisn aeibidt wertsn. Ssnoun9en
auIIsrbab Ysnnfplpanisn 9efbsbsn auf 4oifsn
Der rsfp. Ssifsller. Yrsis: 20 einjelns Josffe
fir @inen Sbasr. iu#
0r Ollie @br,pirSiesn 6rn. prsbt9sr ino
ebrsrbistisff srfuft fib fir bic Ssrbrsltnns Dies
fer flsnsn Strift ia bsmibsn.
Die erffsn finf 6sfte finb bsrsits trfbisnsn.
0raae Sriefe unp Seffsaunsen psrben
portofrsi srbstsn.
0seabina, ben IL. s(pril 1s43. 't5ll
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,Sifel eurirt cbns .1IsHer (!

Neating, ben 7ten 9loDrmter 1889.
Gum tsten per $eiosncen beIeteiniae ieb
bicrmit, pas ieb feit ben lrpei leBten Sabren
init brr abl6sulichen &ranebcit 8itula tes
baftet mar, Die BON Splice cntitaupen mar,
uno einen beinabe bcltanpisen iebr lebmsr5s
baftrn Hnefmb perurfatbte, pcaeaen itb un'
teritbieoliete W1it:el cbne wobltbatiae Nts
balfe trauebtr. Sdb Derfudts cann Oafslep's s
Neinisunas Sprnp, nno nad Dem Ssbraneb
bon orsi Scttelu bin itb gang fret BON ben
Shmer,en. oer Husfus bat aufssbort Die
Siitel 1T aebelt unb oenee oa6 ih pcllfoms
men eurirt blu -rbne Die fetrefIltbe 3ufubt
elmer Operation.
.Senry witman Gin Nebtt Stra6e,
Nracius.
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rilla sn sstraudten. BON wsldsn 8 Bctteln
nidt Mur atlsin bic Gefhtpiirt totlfommen
beilteM, fonesrn and bas &inb rcattanbis
8sfnno raaebtsn. wslbss an oiefsm ltebsl Isbr
riel selittem bate. 4s ssi s1}.
Gatbarina Sin8eman, AdDts, am
CT Der walInub StraBe, Neaoins.
Scr obias Tall NAT mir fcmobl Dor ais
uaeb bem @etrauh ron 5rn. Oaeelep's
@arIaparilIa @prup, befannt aematt. nno
ieb babe fsinsn Inltano 5u slau5en oaB fels
bses pas 5eilunssmittel res Xinoes mar.
Jebn p. Sieiter, n. ..
Neaoins. ben l2ten September. 1887.
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Steaeina, ben 1sten Oseemter, 1888.
SD beltbeinise biermit oa6 itt fsit brei
Sabren nit 9etter eoer Ninswurm bsbaftst
,par, fpslobes nein Se1ttbt sntitellte uno oft
mid bas 6aus bhtea maette 70 bae ieb msi,
nen Geitaftsn nitt Dcrftsbsn ecnnte; ih
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50 G b + g G 10 e | 8.

Grtranenoe Sur BON Serofula ODER
Sings: :l1ebel, bepirft curb Safelep's,
,s Helnieunss Sprup.
Dies oient Su tescussn oab meine Srau
elifabetb 5afer, felt psn lesten feds Sabs
ren an BEN atlhsuliebsn Serwhitunsen BON
Serofula, ODER S6nisshtsI ssIitten rpoeuret,
oas @efttht 70 ansesriffeu mar ba6 2beile
Der STATE Stirn ilnp Der cine Sadeu asrit5rt
puroen, llno sroBe $thsr III ben W1unp eiu,
sefreGen tparen. Ser Isste ar5tliebe Ssifano
wlroe rerldbaft unD ale befamte W1lttet
Uerfudt atsr Die Sranfbsit ibritt immer
porwarts n.par iebnea amltrberbanpnebmsn.
Mlle 5cfnuna batte uns psrIaIen, ais uns
Dafslsps Stsinisunss Sprup anscratben
wurbs. SD taufte bier cpsr finf Sottsln,
psIobs ole &rantbeit san3litb aus cem Spifsm
pertristen, 70 pas meme Srau poIItommsne
SsIunsbeit ssnicbt; bod tlcttt pas Gslltbt
purct bic 0er,phtunssn ter &rantbeit snts
itcllt. gs 1T nun tsbsn W.onat felt Dem biss
ie Soei(uns bs,pirtt porosn, uno ieb Uarhte
his oaber, bamlt rpir (ttber Iein m6ehten bic
Rur Iei UolIfomen, unp macbe IS INN tctannt
batnit anpsre $eioenrs ebsnfalls per Wpbltbat
risIss umlhasbarsn Sprnps seniebsn mtsen.
Seseusts msins lInterlhrlft cen 1Stsn Ssbr.
u. .. 1910. JfaaP safer, elias sibp.
bsi Srsosnsbura, SerfS @auntD.
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bate alle bic se,p6bnli6sn W'ittel sebraadbt.
,pe(ste Nerste mir bcrfebrieben,i rpelebes ,,ur
,toriberaebenbe De6ernns Sab.a Ills zine
(este 3uflmebt Uerfudbte i'd Oatelep,s 9arfas
pariIla, unp mir Srsniisen fann ieb an,sp
gen, -oak ieb sanslift pohl tin ,nb msine
lpsrfelluns CUR Selnneheit feiaem Neiaisuns
Sprup au baneen babe.
. Jebn s. Danfielo.
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8eabina, ben 2sitsn 4pril, 1885,

Neabina, ten 2Siten Npril, 1888
OiTes hescust paB msin Sobn felt lanaer
penn einsm Sabre init austre6encen Ge:
fttmliren al unterlbieplihen 9beilen ieines
S6rpsrs tebaftst ,par, ,tpcsescu ib untcritbleo
liebe O1ittel aebrauebte, pelhe sebifte
Nerite anempfcblen, atsr obne SeGeruna fur
oas Rino Gin Grst cmpfabI baum 6rn.
OafeIsr's @prup, bon ,psldsm 3rpei Scttslm
cine pcllfomsne 5eiluus tewirften, 70 tab oas
&no nun @eI,tnp uno ttarf 1T.
. <. Soas.
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Stem 5cre Oel Br. Cos $amtsrtpille -
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paterfon Sant, Yaterlcn setrch.
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Oanhlentera, Or Sa!omon q. Bird, Or.
Sobu 3. Otto.
UHe 8urser ucu 8capius, Scrfs eauntp,
pa. rcrcnS1amsn csn portcbenoea 3suanli1sn
tsisrfiist Ituo, uno DAP pcllcr Glautsn Der
parin cntbaltsEsn @nempfeIunsen ssssbsm
rperecn mag.
Gum Ssuani6 psi1rn, bale ib bIsrunter
mcine llntcribrift unb ras Siesel oer beIas'
tel Court binjuscfdat
Neaoins ben 1lten lu9uil, 1899.
Benjamin Tyion, protbonotar.
&ssacing, Wdri 21.
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llnicnoiQs, Sdbuplfia gauntr, bca s6ltsn
October, 1890

UnicnOlIlel SfbNgItIl! Sauntn, ben 2bFfH
October, 1889.
Wsein 5err-Dor einiasr 3eit purce ieb
ocu cincm 6crrsn u,n Natb bsfrast Der eim
aeftmlriass Ssin bate, bon wcfebem er
mir faste ra6 es fhon feit sman,is Sabren
febaetaft mars, ,lno oab Isrste in europa
,no 2(merfa ftton earan eurirt batten, cbne
paB IS ibm pisl ssbolfen babe. Da ib fsine
S1eisuna bate mid pamt sn tsfaGtn, inorm
ieb es fir sinen spciflbaften Sail belt, emp:
fabl itb ibm ron Sbrcm 8einisunas as 5prup
bon SarIaparilla getrauh ;u MAIDEN nahT
Dem CT einias gcttcln pertraudt bate. Iaate
CT mir baB fein 8ein aebeilt rpire, ,pelbss
ih uatb iInterlubuns ,pirflid 70 fanc.
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qDertb Der Yonfnoten.

2tat bisjenigen Sanfen, psld)s init einem('f)
Stsrn bsseitbnst iinb, baben sntrpeesr falibs
etsr umasdnbsrts Noten ron psrfbisoenen Ses
nsnnun9en i'm umlaufs.
2tae init sinsm (+) Sreu, bejeibnsten Bans
fen parsn fraberbin oTcntlibs 9spoftsSanfen
9is 9tctsn bsrjsnigen Sanfen, pslbe mir
NIT sinsm &sbanfsnifribe II bsSsitbnsn,'psrs
ben RON ben Srcfsrs nibt anssnclnmsn.
penniplpanien.
Sanfsn in pbiiaosipbia.
Ramsn. 9iseonto in pbiIae.
Banf Don 6ortb 0merifa* par
Ncrtbsrn aibsrtiss" par
Yenniplpana* 4-6
pem Saunfbip* par
Der Ser. Staat.F As bis Al
Commercial Sanf,* pom psnnfplpanisn par
Sarmers II. Wtsbanies Sanf par
8irarb oitto+ 3S biz 40
@iraro Ditto (Stspkn)* in pbiI'a, ssiblci1
Bennington DO. par
Gsnftnston SaUin9 Snttltuta -
W1eretants Bant bon spbl!ao. tstrsh.
Moymeuiin9 Sanff, 8
Manuf. II. Mebauics par
Mehauics Sanf in pbu'a. par
Weanuel $a6or Bant s.@.S .Spctt) sebr.
spennlplDania Sapinss Canf tetris.
philapelpbia 8anf* par
pbilacelpbia @apins SnNitut sstrohn.
pbilaoelpbia $can Comp. Do.
penn somnIctip Cav Snit. -
0fiharts CMarf) 9ebrcb.
@outbnart @auinss Sant bctria.
Gbupltia @aU Snltitut 8ebrcbeu
Shuplfia Sanf* par
Sputbwarf Ditto par
Betern Sant par