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MORRlS-l. Dslfafcd BY } &. Cnsfzss :
engaged exclusively lnr tie work Iant
Dollars PET snnam siagle Numbtf'
In ilu roursf 81 lea ufsks he ease
viii ounrncncc. "a Ais oEH oerdas' l's
lion Of Nr4 vrpIFs It ihs Nav NrsE \ 4
IN the ociaro fefa. en- 30 snias'y ssfd "a
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par amman, ~ fir and a gyarfST crsii r.
The Nav NtsEoR viii srY~af wi'a'g'si
.rg and attractive 'taiafes. sisiFgHif'ii.
srery ether psrioaissl, i siI bc Pgassf"
new typc. on fiuc paper, ard seca fsH
contain beautiful oFigins! Esgfst'ss
dfsiRnfd aud eicdsd b CisffarH. llpsi'i. +
ieiitr pfras which II accompanies, e.
will iuyrst with recpiar Interest D.
CONTRIBUTIONS II sit atf rSfrssgf esfl
agsP, NbfyrN-which embraces most q pig i
Of fl1ss coun,rY--We have made srrsheta
lfcsh and carly foundations fran srH'e g q
writer's n Franco. and ~ pei t'stit =. 4
oral of the popular au'lsfs q LaF aao
such materials. and gt;h uich abe 'ai'a
u The titeFaty vineyard, SIC l0Pc = fff''oI !.
American reader a weetl7 ielfna o. -
aud unusualexccl'encs. The Psl.Af eif''' Ia \
~ill he scduugsly avoid q tbs Nnh'a ~ =. 4
msfkable, We hope. rather ior go75 SUE
out nanes, Ihin ior poof articles iii o''.H'
Cd nance, Il sill tmhrae 10 ~ seoft =.
pgIimeai Of eisgani iRTa'aTe, eonipis'.
romance, sketches Of society ard n'sAt' y
mcnt. and every DAY lif-, PiIesti e'''{ ny
and sJfejen correspondence, iiiefsT' mr.
wll aud kumnr. fashioued GOSSIP, Poc'')
sris, aud literary, musical ara o'at
cisms. lis reviews Of new Hofhs'N W,
discriminating and impartial. Nv" ~
Ter literature suiied 70 The ia''e az y.
tho sge and country. IT, tendency WI "
fl and snli,euinF, rs well rs iinPrp,Hs' .,.
Geek 10 crafty every refined taste w y
offend tie mos, ias.idious; and It va ~
it, duty 10 be, TO "lufn The sunny e'.s
q human eyes. c.i-
The work viii 10 plbiichcd ft'Ty ~. ..,,I
of sixtcon largo octave 'vP''i
ges. with double conmrs, AID tnf''tto
csver. itWiI 'wm, a, we W
year iwo saporb yolamcT, each Of i',' ~
and sixteen pagts, filed With sim'
and the fae 0ffs. rt. "A
The very los price ui vhieh 4 ~ va
-eHdoFs it ,bo eltrarcst pctlodi'si N t..r,t
thcr country. consiAcrinF the cost ans FL Il.
is FIFTY TWO ENGRAVlN6s' sn ~ Z,
tiusic value of ils literary coa'co,e a~..I
irous Of rcc,isiag the rspcf from 'he ~ q. .gs
noni, wili have It punctaaly sent TO loo"3 4 \
lpon then forwarding to tic ands's's'''
Ann.sl. three dolarr, free ofeHpetn,r ,..h,c-,|
Letters cnclasipr the amount o. ..o,s. q
my Be tranled BY all post'nas'ef' Ag ,b.s4
iers, and Eewsmon. will be snPpl,i,ep ." ';,Sie
arms. 7ae Cash Sgsien is'li - - =,
psd 10, triiiopt any desiaiioa i'na'f',' s,,a
Such Editors as copy the above VIZ ~ y,ssasl
Y forwarding a marked paper ~ y .ySari n
ic exchange which was inicrSup'e,Gi b,8l
cqrot. by circumstances. over ~n''"
GEORGE r, MORRIS EI ,,..,, '.l
No. 4. Ann.st., rear bEea'S'
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broken straw from about the stack yard,
what is called rubbage, including halt rot
ten corn husk, straw, &c. Then make
mite a bed on them with turning plough
4 ar 5 inches deep. Hogs hair is INFINITE.
" better than any thing else ever tired
Stable manure wall not do uI oil any dry
or half rotten vegetable substance VIII an
sNer better than manure, corn stalks OF
corn cobs. A louise hight soil, devoid OF
crab grass, with much litter on is Is Tue
hest. Litter prevents from gei'ing nara.
For early potatoes plan, in February, The
round shaped blue potaioe, which ! plan''
think the best variety. They will do Tot
either early or late June for late Those
plau,ed IN February, ought 10 be taken up
SO soon as lac vines die entirely, to prevent
secondary growth, (in case OF much wet
weather in the latter part OF summer,) and
either buried too deep 10 vegetaIe' or p'ac
ed in a dry cool airy place where the SUI
cannot affect them. viii say in coocsu
sion, irar.ess Of successful contradiction,
the above method is pursued, tia. ever.
man may have as good to plant of hrs owl
raising as he can buy from the north
Thousands Of dollars have been paid on
} for want Of 0 little attention aud care.
am farming single handed aud a'onc, 90
E therefore make the best Of limited means
, raise VIII. suits this climate, only depeu'
, ing on the South for groceries. | am we
! apprlsed that it is the opinion OF many i
4 dlcious farmers, tina, VIC IN Mississippi, ca
not raise good Irish Potatoes OF 3 yea
d from the same seed uud the simple reas'
d Is, they let them remain 100 long IN croun
} and then plan, the smallest kind. No, q
q cuslomed 10 ~rltIug much, cannot thu
Of copying oil, but did DOT write for 4
IS crl,ick, only for The farmer ard gafdenc
e and Messrs. Editors, you may dispose
y this as suits your own views best. COZ
= eve several, what call useful hints II
believed they would be needed but enous
u Yours Respectfully,
~ Marshall Co., Miss. /. Nc.
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A Gard 10 the Public

TENIlE amount OF bodily and mental
IL arising from neglect Of small COM.
is inoalculnble, and il Is therefore Of NJ 80
importance that a strict attention 10 the i,..,.-
most tfillung bodily iuhrmhies shbulS !. ~,
for diseases uf the body invuriabl, a., ., \
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S NEGETABIPI Inv y
MEDICINES, IN every instance wbe,s - =.
have been thoroughly used. have TRIUMPH
OVER DISEASE in almost all its d.,
forms The SANITARY effects OF the liz, A..
cines have, ia fact, been 50 universally ,,....
cd, that IN The short space OF Use yeais. t.--.
become fully established "a the mos, :,
and perfect mode Of uca.mcAt ever gee..#
public.
!, Is unnecessary, here, for Dr.. N-.f.,
cspitulate all the reasons Wheh have ~
him to arrive at ,his Conclusion iibatr
FOR hm to say, that lie tisin'etc.itt ls.,-
Of lis fellow citizens vha have b,et it5.,.
use the Life Medicine. wall ircel, le,H.
any one who may tee, disposed 10 cali sl...
fee, as Broadway. he las lhcie 30 4 !, ~,
thoosald letters, voluntarily prolT,r,a +, f..
,ieuis. the receipt and ptrusal Of y hl,6 81,
; hlm more pleasure ,AaL al The Wcala1fa. NJ
could confer.
The rrudrr may not perhaps BE- ara.t, .,.
orign OF MuAAts ili, Nrtiriaes Waslt.r
pfo,racicd aud psiniul Illness of ,ass
Tor. Mr.. JcuS MerTAr WHOM iastr. n.
was prosperous -ud fnuushr
The lower part OF thc city; en-. btre
Ind cmpl, v,d auur,btr % our rsa.i
riar. he, after months 81 sa,Tefse a..
s4u,.n 10 ny tie mrtieiue " ..t..s
, 10th pubic.
The t.icc, 81 thc Iif Ne,H
case was unparalleled p i.e
5 experience; sad be mwtl.ltiY cl.ts#
}, makc kuua 90 iae wor.0 o mte.c.au
3 tot only veA l.s liie. tut hi. hsf
urii1rm srcccbs whieA has lucc an.
adw. uatpn ia very irstanee p6#s.
> trp s,ru given lh,u, hss lr,t !. =.
a lag- .f-f. ~ 49,. l4c-a:eata.y pslYl l-1 "A
q ne
(, ~ tirr vYmr',rs can - t.r1 : 4
vs. pcfyfns " ans age; aud the ftct ir
the NV 81, sha gas rcl'r'ls. 10 Nrttr.sr
n lhsir operauau. b. canss q, :, ~ pfur5. 8.
c er action upon tbs sccfci,ans Of he ga,
!. their assim.la,i0n with and qafifai
4 blood, they clear TIE system Il 81 l-t
quiet "a ngfvuBs i,s,tatliiiy, and .ase4
g duce sound heslih.
y For iull particulars relative to De H,a
n eases. modes d ifeatn1ent wiih itt l.EN
lhq rrader is referred % lhe Gooi ss-u|
ruihshSd rrgtpt'osSls. ty Df ~ p NJ.
Broadway, in which ase slso fobrhst,
from numerous llAltefing and eormss1
!, TIRE received the past few moulaA
% The above medicine for sale ~
. I. }. HOL1ON, 4er
: CiuI@ \ 4
= ia springs, Esq. faslra.rsI
y Grove. Neckisnhnrg 60. :. e., 4.
s. sale Of the uiaFe Medicine
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Spirit ual AIc7ftism. The pro'idenca
Journal thus relates the effect Of the mag.
neiic auid upon lecturer who was reveal
ing the mystery Of animal magnetism to
the good people ofthat city
4" The lecture on animal Magnetism, on
Thursday evening last, was the most anus
in2, If not tho most instructive Of the
course. The lecturer, after short exor.
DUN, in the course Of which, he not bis
diagram upside down and 10 other ways,
decidedly under the iuGIence Of the fluid,
came to full stop With Ladies and gen.
tlemens the fact is, am druok, decidedly
drunk, and shall no, lecture 10 night
You can have your money back, or You
may come again for nothing at some other
time when | an sober, but il IS quite out
Of the question 10 60 on Al present"
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POETRY
THE COMET.
FROM THE NEW YORK AMERICAN.

FROM THE NEW YORK AMERICAN.
THE COMET OF lsi3.
Deep in the blue Of heaven serene
A wond'rous shining shape Is seen,
Beyond each well known star.
Fain would We ask from whence Il came,
With this long track Of lurid flame
That fellows Il so far.
Strange thoughts within mYsoUl arise,
MYSTERIOUS traveller of the skies,
While on Thy form | gaze
| marvel not, in days OF old,
That priests and sages have foretold
Dread omens from thy blaze.
Hast thou no voice canst tnou not tell
La what bright sphere twas thine 10 dwell
Before thou vanderbilt here
Or hast thou JUS. from chaos sprung
In radiant beauty, fresh and young,
To run thy eircling yeaT
Art thou a weird, Ike this of ours.
With silver streams and shady bowers,
And azure.tinted sky
Hast thou fair forms that live and love
Amid thy happy homes above
Alas and can they die
Or art thou, as some minds delight
In dark and gloomy strains TO write,
A huge, misshaPpen form,
Which soon shall from lis orbit fash,
Aud all our earth to ruins dash,
In whirlwind, ERE, and storm
Bat bark those angel-breathing notes
A voice from that fair region floats
The stars in chorus sing
"Oh fear not Him. whose name IS Love
Who stitch on his throne above,
Yet guides the small birds wing:
We ask not whence this stranger came,
Nor why that bright unwonted fame
(which on his way attends;
Enough for Us. with rays divine,
ain our appointed paths to shine
Aud serve our Makers ends
Tbs sweet strain dies, and with its fall.
Again deep silence breathes through al!
The shining otbs Of heaven.
Father of Light to thee We bow.
We seek not more to know. than Thou
Hast in thy wisdom given.
NEw YoKK, MARcn Is.
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The following 10 from one 81 or eNtban
cos~-il is good advice. The Pcln, o.
which farmers are most n, l6ult, md that
for which our correspondents and hundreds
Of others blame than. and With reason too
Is, that they overstock their latns-oo'y
bali feed their animals --les skeleton COW
frames drsg themselves over tie rr'rl'ses
and complain because The dry Go.t' 80 a
give milk abundau,ly. Wherever cows are
KEEP, for the dairy, II is possibS' rud 9tep.'
yes, !! is ddly--io keep them Geti.-.
Th,s s1n be dene. You carnol keep foul
we'll, try two ibe iwo, well kept, viii GIVE
more i1come than four bali starved ones
The goodness Of the COW 10 determined
parity BY her native propafiies-bni lh'
food also has much to DO. 10 making he
good or otherwise. Keep 90 more thar
Yol can feed wcll--yery well.
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Zano, tho philosopher, believed in an
inevitable destiny. HIS servant awaited
himself Of this doctrine one day while
being beaten for theft, by exclaim-
ing, Was ] not destined TO rob -
Yes" replied Zeno, and 10 be correc.
ted also"
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Qaqniryof Breath in Nan and Uom7n
The French arc a most experimental
race, and their discoveries 10 arts and sci
onces proverbiaily in advance OF other ma.
tons. Bot experiments made at the Paris
Academy Of Sciences, and arrived a, BY an
ingenious species Of mask being placed
over the face Of a person whose brealh was
to DO cxam1cd. il vas ascerlained that
man yes out larger quantity than NO.
man, and this difference is most stlking be.
tween the ages Of sixteen and forty a,
which latter tic quantity Of catbonic acid
given OF, b. the male is double tha, Of the
female. 10 the male the quantity goes on
increasing from the are Of eight years to
thirty, after which il begins 70 diminish
and rs a man becomes older and older, the
dimng'ion goes on IN 40 increased degree.
10 old age, the quantity is no, greater than
/, was at tho age Of ten.- philadelphia ~.
American.
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HHoRSES that havs Ring bs-s, s-t'
u u gals. Sc. are eafU0 hs Rosfs >.ss
FOUNDERED horses cplitely na y
Founder Oiptmen'. Ns's lhis, 81 essz
Fus sale 10 Charlotte. y. c. b. . ossf
fishery by G. n Wheeler II Isyiagsr
gisbfy 10 GGeenahnfanrh hy J & G ssr
Fayct,syi.ls bs J A. N'Rar; ia lafa-L
BY Comstock ( Coz agent.
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The Druakdrds Blood. Il, has oGcr
been doubted that the druukard's blood sa'
inlammab!c. Dr. T.. u. Ins,, &C Masiiun
Ohio, IN order to lest tbs principle, made
the following experiment, Wb'ch IS publish
ed under hs own signature ~ the Washing
lnnian aud Genus. An acquaintance o.
ms. who was drrukard Of long standing
called a, his Office ~hIlc under lnioxtca
ton, and on enlerlag cried out, " Doctor
for Gods sake bleed me or | shall die. 80
TIE Doctor complied with his request, anc
Wills, The blood was running from the OH.
fee. he discovered BY tie smell that il was
highly impregnaicd viih alcuhol. Ia or.
der to ties, the malier more fully, no applied
a lighted taper, when the blood 10 the baslr
presented The peculiar appearance Of barn
lug alcohol.
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GRATING

Plnn, the seed Of the apple five fcci apart.
In the spring Of the second year, bend
each young tree dG~n ca : bench, with .
knife pierce holes ihroush their center five
inches apart, and insert the scIoas, leaving
two buds above. Make trench Tour 10.
ehes deep 10 direct line between tue trees,
bend down tho whole tree and cover II,
leaving the tops Of the scions above ground.
The second year after take tie whole up,
saw il apart aod transI Ian, Il. TeH OF
tselye trees may be obtained by THIS pro
ceSs instead Of one; and the certainty Of
success is decreased still more.
Tbs young scion viii bear fruit 10 this
way a. 5000 as # the gtalt Uefe sot iG q
tree fifteen years old Iarmty's CAB.
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.NfSCELL.f.S'EOES.
From the ". !. Commercial Advertiser.
THE SILVER BULLET.

From the ". \. Commercial Advertiser.
THE SILVER BULLET.
The reader of American history will re-
collect that in the plan Of the campaign OF
Burgoyne, il was intended that SIR Henry
Clinton should ascend the Hudson from
New York, and join Burgoyne at Albaug.
Fortunately, however, neither Of the par
ties succeeded in Teachin. the point OF
junction. Clinton, it will be remembered,
commenced bis voyage up tue Hpdson, TAX
ing Fort Monty omery, defended by Gov
ernor George and Gen. James Clinton, in
the Highlands, proceeding thence North Of
Esopus, which was captured and burnt
Immediately after the capture Of Fort Mont
gomery. Sir Henry Clinton despatched
spy as messenger 10 BurgOyne, announc.
ing his Gsoyemar;, and thus far is success.
The spy was furnished With letter enclos.
ed in silver bullet-,he silver being coat
ed with lead, aud the bullet mixed with
others of real lead, which he carried With
affected carelessness 10 his pocket.
The spy, however, was taken ia Dutch
ess county, ncar Red Hook, and searched.
90 handling the bullets i. was discovered
that one was much lighter than the others.
aWhy, thls can never be a bullet" ex
claimed one Of captors; " il IS too light.
The spy thereupon snatched the bullet from
the hand Of the other, and instantly swnl-
lowed it. The circumstance vas reported
to Governor Clinton, who directed a sur.
geon to take hin 10 hand, for the purpose
Of bringing the misslve 10 light An
emetlc proving inadequate 10 the object, a
powerful cathartic effected the purpose,
aud on opening the bullet, the following let.
Ter was extracted therelfom:
ToRI MosrcouERY. Oct z, I977
" N0Es F0ici and nothing between US bHt
GateS. sincerely hope this little success Of
bis may facilitate your operations. In answer
70 your letter Of 2s;h September IS e. O., shall
only say tina, / cannot presume to order Or even
advise, for reasons obvious l heartily wish you
success,
Faithfully yours,
"To General BrRGoryr.a
Tho man upon Whonl the bullet was
found was hanged as a Spy, upon tree, IN =
place called Hurley, about three miles from
E,opus-oow Kingston. We have re.
eeived this scrap Of history from The cir.
cJns;aBces shat Gen. James Taltaadge,
one Of the heirs OF Gov Clinton, IGeorge y
exhibited the bullet aud the original letter
a, the meeting OF lhe Historical Society on
Tuesday, evening.
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Mr.. BIN AMI the MatcAcs The Pos,
tells sn excellen! story abou, SIR. BIN and
his matches. Il appears that Mr.. BIN was
seized with pain the other night, and got
ont Of bed 10 look for his hot drops. From
the usual place on the mantel piece, he
took up wba; be Supposed TO be a row Of
matches. and one after another, he snapped
them of without effect, and as he threw
down the last, be gave vent 10 bis vexaiion
by exclaiming, "Dang il these matches
won't 60" HIS wife uow came 10 his as
sis,auce, and upon The other end Of the
rnantel piece found socc matches, and hav
ing obtained light, the first object which
met the aslonlshed eyes of both was the
head OF her best tortoise shell comb, with
every tooth broken out, and thrown upon
the floor. As Mr. BIN stood booking
aghast at The destruction worked by ms
own misguided hands, Mrs. q. cas-, re
proachful glance at bm aud retired to bed
without ulter!ug a syllable.
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Pep Corn.--Iu PHILADELPHIA, a few even
iugs since, Mr.. Morgan Popp was married
TO Miss Susan Korn.
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Ii the world docs not come 10 an end this
year, MIiierlsm will-luat's one consolation.
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I. }. iiOLTON 4e
81.

t1H4T ~ = y
ia Springs, Esq. rasl-a,s- 81 {.
- Grove, Nsckienhnrg 60. y { !, I, s. {
sale Of the alaFc Medicine
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New YoKK, Mason Is.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-02-02
LitchGeEd Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
 BY c. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers. two dollars year, payable before the expiration of six months
 '. To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six, 9l 75 per year, payable as before. % cents will be made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearnges hre paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be. fore the expiration of year.
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 Administrators and Executors Notices, $1 %
 Commissioner Notices, l25
 All commu nj cations must be POST. PAID
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-02-02
.N'O OTECE.

WY L. BIDDER gives notice that he has w succeeded the late T. Kidder in the preparation of the Conway Medicines, and will hereafter give particular attention to the preparation of the following established articles, the celebrity of which precludes the necessity of a republication of the numerous certificates now in the hands of the propr. etor.
 Lr. Jeb5's Linincnt-In enlarged Bottles.
 For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Chil- plains, Numbness, Stiffness in the Joints, &c. The relief is immediate, and cures fre- quently in t,oenty four hours. although of years standing and thought incurable.- Price 37 l-2 cents.
 ReLe's Asthmatic or Consumpfive Pills. Prices 9 cents Bor-give immediate relief. Cure the most obstinate coughs. Common Colds frequently removed in q few hours! Albion Corn Plaster.
 This plaster never causes the least pain, although it dissolpes and draws the corn out by the r00ts-but gives immediate ease as soon as applied. Price 9 cents Box.
 Dumfries' Remedy for ths Piles.
 One of the best and most thorough reme- dies known for this troublesome complaint :; ITice tC ctS. TOT tWO DOXpS, OuLgHeM duu Eieciuary, or 37 l.2 cents for either where but one is wanted.
 DamJries' Eye Water.
 For Sore or InyaGmed Eyes-nothing known gives such immediate and comfortable relief -and in some erceedingiy bad cases, the most unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the use of this EYE WATER, after srery oiher remedy had failed. Persons who have used it, pronounce 1t without hesitation the best preparation for these complaints they have ever me: with. Price 25 cts.
 *.~ Full and ample directions accompany each Of the above articles.
 T Prepared from the Original N. s. Rc. clpe of Doct. W. T. CONWAY by w. l.. KlDDER, immediate successor lo the late q. KlddeF, by whom they are for sale at hIs Counting Room, No. so State Street, corner of MeFchanla Row, Boston. And also by hls speetnl appointment, by Eli Mygait, Danbu. Fy, D. smith q Co. New.Haven, and by Drugglsis gensFally ln all parts of tho URl. led hlales-Apd at ihe algn of "DRU0s & heMnfctNES." LltshAsIA e., byOg
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-02-02
From he Nep Havem Herald. ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA.

* Y To persons not accustomed 10 sec any unusual phenomenon in the heavens, such fiery appearance of the clouds must be very terrific. Ignorance, in such cases, is calamity. had seen more wonderful ap. peerances in the clouds or heavens, and was moi in the least disturbed.
 In the dark day, May l9, 176O, the heav- ems were covered with dense cloud for three or four hours the legislature was in session al Hartford, and such was the darkness that business could not be transacted without can! dies. During this time inc clouds were iinged with yellow or faint red for hours. for which no cause has been assigned. | stood and viewed this phenomeron with as. tonishmeni, but had not any fear that the world was coming ,o an end.
 In the evening of March 29th, l76o, an ex. traordinary light spread over the whole hem isphere from horizon to horizon, north and south, east and west. The light was of A yellowish cast, and wavy. The waving of the light was vizibIe, and sumo peFsong he0rd ar imagined they heard slight ruatIing sound. then resided ln Goshen, Orange c'''aiy, New York. and stood hnlf an hour cr " bridge over lhe Walt Kill, i0 witness ihis extraordinary phenomenon.hul aaw nd person that wns Frightened as inc sight.
 ln the tenf t1aA. q great part of Europo wne tor Weekg agofspFeNd Wilh a hn1inenso of ainnephefe. which cnnsed grras cons,ornas iIoa. XHe HolKonoalsK kAlande attempted sa ailk} lAN Ill&bi " sn1eavoglrg Q eecouHf
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