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a5-The Annual Commencement of Williams
College took place last week. Among the ora
tors of the graduating class we notice the name
of Elisha Whiulesey, of Salisbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
RECEIPTS OF THE FoREIGN MISSION SOCIETY
OF TIE COUNTY OF LITCAFIELp FOR THIR-

N. B. This summary includes only the a
mounts which have been received By our
Treasurer. Less or more has been paid to the
Board tor several years past from our limits
without passing through the hands of our
Treasurer, including several legacies; during
the last three years, the amount so paid ex-
cecds 5000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
NEW STATES.

A new State is about to be admitted into
the Union. A naRily passed TO ad-
nit Wisconsin Iowa had al
ready been author Pm state Con
sttution; so We shall probably have thirty
States represented in the thirteth Con-
gress. After that period, il is probable that
we shall add State every two years to the
federal galaxy, SO that the number of the
states of the Union, will agree exactly with
the number of the Congress. The .fflteth
Congress, which we shall see forty-one years
hence, will represent fifty independent States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
LATEST FROM THE ARMY,

A gallant officer of the United States Army
has favored us with letter, from which we
make the following extract. 1t is dated
"CAMARGo, (Mexco,) July 81, 1916.
Information that | rely upon is, that Gener-
al Mejia with the remnant OF Arisas army, A.
800 strong, is at Cadereita, town thirty miles
east of Monterey. This town has a garrison
OF near | 900 men, CIRCULARS y population
of 15,O0J. Gen. Paroles was at San Luis de
fotosi on the l6h inst on his way to Monte
rey, with : 900 regular troops; he has also
called on NueVo Leon tor 1000 active militia
trom this department of Talnaulpas he expects
5000 more making his entire force, when he
reaches Montereyo on the 18th or goth proXimo,
near $4,000. Cen, Taylor is straining every
uelvc to get there be!ole MIN, but cannot now
possibly do SO until the 5th or 10th September:
SO Par, DIES has the advantage of numbers, and
ofnaturally strong rocky position. Paroles
will have forty pieces oil Cannon-we will have
about twenty tour; and YOU may expect Gas
our army will not be over 10000 to hear OF
the most obstinate fight and bloodiest doing ev-
er done up in America. or in the world, about
the 18th Of September With US it will I've
eek or rothing-the former, something to eat
and houses TO live in, perhaps peace the latter
icath and continuation Of the war. Such is
our prospect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
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ana 'ledtcineS Paints, Painters C0i0rs, oils
Glasses ard Furnishes, on the most favorable
terms. HENRY F. FISH, Druggist
Salisbury, July, % 1916. CIV.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM HENRI
WILKES, Esq.

New York, March 18th 1913.
Mr.. c Brin"kerhof:
Dear SU:--iiavng been afflicted during
several weeks past with 4 severe cough accom-
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was induced at the instance of a friend (who
had tested its efficacy,) to procure few bottles
OF your celebrated Health Restoi alive. 1t at
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my system is almost magically performing a
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and happiness | cheerfully recommend the
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nicted.
Truly Your Obdt Serv't,
HENRY WILKES, No. CT South ST.
LETTER FROM MRS. MARIA SLOCUM,
RELATING HER ASTONISHING CURE.
NewYork, July I'd, 1912.
Mr.. c. Brinckerhoff:
Dear Sir In regard to your Health Resto-
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No. 2j Wall st N " 0neoy1
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tons, respectively, for the most splendid Col
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hibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
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Instructions given in the art
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always an hand lat the lowest cash prices
New York. 25l Broadway; Philadelphia, 13G
Chestnut st; Boston, IS Court, and IS Hanover
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way PARIS, 1877 Vieille Rue du Temple; Liv-
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OIL and PAINTS,

which will be sold cheaper bv the pound. GAL
Ion or larger quantities than any other house
IN dissection can sell them. Also good sup
r>l,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
DIES IRE.

The following is IA free translation of the cele.
1rated Lana chant OF Thomas de CaIeno, a monk
ii tile twelfth century. HIS poem was IN Latln
thyme,a style ol composition peculiar to his
IMCS.
That day of wrath,-tremendous day.
$50 David and the Syb* say!
With whlrlwind fires the world shall burn !!
o then! what trembling will there be,
When CHRIST deccnds in majesty,
Upon the resurrection morn
With wondrous pow'r the trump shall sound!
Death and The Dead it shall astound,
And rend The tonlbs of every land!
The Whole creat on shall arise
To meet the Almighty in the skies,
And at his dread tribunal stand!
The mountain c.cavc! volcanoes wreathe
Strange fires dsgorg'd from earth beneath,
That in conflicting flames are flung:
Aflrighted Ocean heaves amain
Creation travaicth IN pain
Heaven is with ruin overhung
Lo in mid heavens that great white throne
Nature convulsive heavcs u groan
The nations look i'll dread amaze!
Guilt shall behold with anguish, dire,
His eyes like fiercely flaming fire
And shrink from the oppressive b.aze p!
IT'S Heavens great King tremendous Pow'r
Where canst thou fly at this dread hour
Where seek relief from thy distress?
For 10 TIE CRUcIFlED is come
To fix thy everlasting doom,
And Judge the world in righteousness
Earthquakes and thunderings prevail,
While trembling sinners weep and wall,
To see the Book of Doom dsplay'd!
o dread Remembrance Of Thought,
Whence every sin to light is brought,
To make the guilt soul afraid
Wretch that am what canI say,
Or do, but humbly postrate pray,
And through my tears look up to thee!
In thee my refuge have sought:
A: that great day destroy me not -
In boundless mercy pity me!
o kind Redeemer hear my prayer;
Save me that day from black despair,
Thou, who haGst pity on the thief:
Thou, who didst Mary's sins forgive,
Be merctul, and let me live,
Though of sinners am the chief.
Thou, who sat:'st wearied on the we'll;
Who toll dstto save lost souls from hell;
Let not such travail be in vain
Thou, who for me hast borne the cross,
And hung thereon, Ia bleeding curse,)
o save me from etcrna! pain
supplant at thy holy throne,
My guilt and worthlessness own,
And only plead that JESUS bled:
Receive me, o thou Crucified,
Because for sinners thou hast died,
Eternal Judge OF Quick and Dead
Me dissolution thou hast given
Faith to my soul hath open'd heaven,
And Mercy whispereth OF grace!
Eternal King at that great day,
When earth and heaven shallpass away,
Among thy sheep give me place!
When wrapp'd in flame this rolling world
Is in one fiery ruin hur'd,
And there is no more earth and sea;
When to thy Kingdom. Thou shalt come,
And guilty souls receive their doom,
G thea my God remember me!
THE fabulous tradition of antiquity concernin
the Syb was received as Of equal au thority wit
Scripture prophesy, in the dark ages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
NEW GOODS.
ISAG

EliE Subscriber would respectfully So
lIclt The attention of his friends and
customers generally to his fresh stock of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
TREAsURER's. REPORT

Of Receipts into the 1veastuy Of the For
tign Mission Society, County Of LitchteId,
from august lst, 1918, to august LIST, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

MATAMoRAs, August It'll, 1916.
Gen. Taylor and staff leave here to day for
Camargo, and all the troops are to leave here
by about the 10th inst. Gen Twiggs is left to
superintcnd The movement of the troops now
here and those that are TO arrive, for a while at
least He is in excellent health, and was new
er looking better. Col Clark of the Sth Infant
ry will be left al this place in command, after
all the troops have been forwarded and will
have two companies of Artillery and one reg :
ment of volunteers under him. Gen. Twiggs
with Capt. Mays four companies of Dragons,
and Capt Ridgely's battery of Artillery will
bring up the rear as the army moves forward.
Col Hays reg iment OF loot-Texans-are to
march tomorrow. The Gaines Rangers have
joined Col. Hay IS regiment. and will leave with
it. All the regular troops now remaining here
except Capt. Mays and Ridgeley's commands
are also ordered to march Tomorrow. 1t sex
pected that the army will not move from Cam
argo before the 25th inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
Water Cement,
Cut and Wrought Nails,

constantly on hand and warranted first qualit
Also very large quantity of
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

S3I3o 81
CHARLES L. WEBB, TREASURER
OtMe F.. NJ. Society, County Of Litclyfeid.
LirCHFIELp. AUGUST lst, lolG.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

The fabulous tradition of antiquity concerning
the SybI, was received as of equal au thority with
Scripture prophesy, in the dark ages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27
Brighton Market-Aug,

None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS
the wrapper
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-08-27

A new State is about to be admitted int
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I'D q q d

In Jericho, May a. JOHANNA PRitvaA, daughter Of
Mvron and Ruby Chaplin, eyed u years and days.
pr;,,s,s in Bo.ton, Concord and N. Haven, are 70.
quesed 10 notice.
Death loves shining mark. Il 10 seldom that the
,,u,h of this saving 10 90 fully realised In the death
of the one 10 whose memory the following lines are
inscribed, She vas ali that could be desired in q
daughter. sister, or friend. Kind end ahscionste 10
All, hs endeared herself no, only to her relatives, but
10 ,.,se circle Of scqusntances, who sincerely mourn
her early DEATH Her sickness, which ives protrscted
she bore with the most exemplary patience and new
er uttered one complaining word. Though young and
prom sing, bound to earth by strong and peculiar ties
such was the hrmness of her faith the strength Of
hone and the subm isslon of her heart that she wei
coined the approach Of death. For her il had no ter
ror. not even power 10 throw momentary sadness
over her spirit She lookel upon il a. q friend thu
would free her from her WEAKNESS end PAIN and id
mi, her 10 the Joys Of H.aven where saints with Coo
forever dwell.
In yon graveyard lies her form,
Which was once dear unto me.
But now 10 returning I" dust,
And we oil soon shall be.
Sweet sister art thou zone,
And must we give thee up 20 soon,
II seems almost impossible,
But, Father, let thy will be done.
Death loves shining mark. Ills said,
And therefore with his poisoned dart,
He lays among the lowiy dead
The dearest objects Of the heart
These parting scenes will soon be past.
These weeping hours will all be Ger,
Where paired friends vie meet at lest,
Where parting will be known no more.
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ExrENsEs up WAR.-tt has been est.
mated thu, the Revolutionary war cos, u,or4
than Sl4O.OOO.OO). Tho last war viii,
England. it is estimated, cost mt less than
$500 600 600. The present Mpyiean wa,
costs $500. 900 per day-v-s. PER DAY
which u At the rate OF Sl82 5 5000 PEI
year!!! 81 much for war. All thu none,
OF tho Government INV on hand is fast run
ming out Before thu rising of the presen
Congress, an Immense issue Of Trrasur,
1ol1s will b. eatl'd TO-. and then taxes f,i
Tow - necessary Consequences. Vet in TIN
aids, Of al shis. Mr.. Polk and his party
through ti.-ir organ. are crying nut "Dop,
seith tie 7arif.-Bait;more Patriot.
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ANOTHER SLAvEa CAPruREo.-A cor.
respondent Of the Merchants Exch,nee
writes under date Of 81. Helena. April rs,
that Srie was lying at anchor si S.. Hvl~-
"a, With "Jam~s Wilson, New York." on
ses stern. She vas ,ak~H possession Of bv
n B. N. ship Ac,eon. as prize. having
been fau"d lying 1t sochor st place called
K.bsnds. ~ The West coast Of Africa ,aban
Asnsd. and wi,hou, crew. e. mr par~rs IN
board. Size ~ss fitted ou, for slaves. The
ssssai would b eondrn,n~d in the Ad.
miral,y Court. The James Wilson was sold
At Rio Jtnsiro. . short time since. 10 .
Dsssilisn.
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Notice,

MR. FIREMAN., from New York, has the plea.
IVX urs to inform the citizens Of Burlington and vi.
cinuy that he hes opened q shop two doors north u
Mr. Warmers store, lately occupied by J. n. Plat
Church street, and 10 prepared to d. with nea,ness
end in the best manner, oil work entrusted 10 his
care-including
JEW EINY 4 WATCHES
Of oil descriptions Also, setting the half hours ia
striking clocks, repairing music boxes tuning sccor
deons etc.
Mr.. Fremou, having worked In large estabIsh
men In New York, for two years and having previ
ousy received good instruction, from an excellent
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work and exhors the public to plsce in him their
confidence, and bestow on him share Of patronage
you'll refer TO Messrs. Feers, Van Arsale 4 Cooper
No. II, Msiden Lime. N. 7.
Burlington, June, 1896. If
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str FARNER's CLUE,
This evening II 2 o'clock, subject. tic
Crops Hiss.
DasGaTON MARKET. June 8, 1876.

Al market, 362 Beef Garlic, - yokes w.rkins Oxen
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HEAVY Hardware,

T 90 and trace chain, wagon and cart boxes, an.
II Wills, vsea spades, shovels forks. hoes scythes
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David Days (ate Jun.) Estate.
PETITION TO CONVEY LAND.


PETITION TO CONVEY LAND.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a session OF IN.
District of Chniend, n %. N Pro- ale Court held
at Burlington within anil for the District of hten.
lien, on the 30lh day Of May, 1886. comes Irene
tllis of Essex IN said III ric and files in said court
her petition IN writing setting forth that David Day
Gate jun, late 81 sad Essex deceased was. 81 the
time OF his death under contract binding in law and
eqnny, to convey to said Irene Ellis. the following
described parcel Of land, situated in said Essex, viz
beginning in the line Of the highway leading from
Hubhell's falls called, BY Andrew Ellis, TO Cot
chester in the north line Of lot No Z; thence Q 81
deg. e 6 CHAINS 40 LINKS 10 a stake; thence deg
w. schans; thence n. 81 deg, W. chans 40 link. t.
s,id highway; thence n. deg, TO the place Of be-
ginning. containing fur acres OF land and part ofo
Il tina, the said Irene paid the said David for said
land 10y conveying To hun and WIN. johnson. her
right Of dover in certain lands belonging 10 the estate
Of her late husband, Ransom Ellis, deceased, and thai
the said Da vid dl ID whou, having executed convey
license To George Whitney administrator Of the esiat,
The said David, 10 convey 10 her the said parcel q
land;
WHEReufoN, The court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday Of July 1916. for hearing and de
Gliding said pct ion Al The Office Of the Register o
SAID court in SAID Burlington, and doth order that al
person. interested be notified thereof by publcai ior
Of this order. containing The substance of said petition
three weeks successfully in The BurnRio on Free Press
. newspaper printed in said Burlington, the las, o
which publication 10 be previous 20 the time appoint
ed for hearIng.
Given under nv hand at said Burlington, this 3o,t
day of May 1876.
2w3 VIZ. WESTON, Register.
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Paints and Oils.

e TONS wh.e Lead, dry and in III, "Pnre" ok
~ ira" AMI mo. l." Chrome Yellow. Ven. Red
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Window sa.s, Pant aud varnsh Hri,he., Boed
OIL. &c. &c. STRONUS & Co.
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ELIAS LYMAN

PLAID Chs.k :. = Fancy Casinssss.
Lnntse r,en: Gold Mig end Plain Satinssss Psncy
s sna oc.S ~. ~ Txssd: Rich summer W. hinge ETC.
Blue Strip. Cemh'e Plsids. PLAID DriHs.s I,.L
Prnss s:sn 0,nshsms. Cs'd C.mSIes "a.
ASc-A Great essov.nsn, Of Hosisrv
wich ~sPe Block, lesb june
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Valuable Farm E,r Sale.
SARSAPARILLA MEAD.

THE VALUE Of tn. preparation 10 row wi.,el,
known. and every day the field Of its u,ef,ine.
l. extending. II ]. anpr vel snd highly rceommsnd
FL by PHYSICIANS
And is admit ell TO he the mot agreeable prspsr.ton
from the root thai ever ever u zen employed ia
NIL lCAL PRAt TICE.
Il i. not local in il. operation NJ general eNtenonc
through the whole sy>iem. II neutraiisss the po..
onoue elements n the
And restores . heath tone TO the orsans. vbicb
sensvse thai h,d In -crotous snlsl external III.
ordsrs The result, Is The rand de'ea.s of he me- m
RHEUMATISM,
And other painful .hec' ions Of the muscular 6hre
speedy removal the pain and in all cases r~rnovs
II strength. kssp'ng pace with the retreat OF m,
iii ease from the ,y.iem.
The pror,s,y .si sl,ns:, daily receiving ,s.'insoo
vs ~ 'n' m.sscns s'n 'snnv'ns ,o hs e~s
agreeable drink Known. ."'
The above article rs fnr sale wholrs.ls a R.,,, !,
Harrington Brothers, Church a. Burlios,oo 80 =
". 3. Hs'eh q CO. and Aun,on 4 Iolis,. '''' y
rs Winosski Falk.
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Peter Cu,bert's Estate.

~ E. the .uh.cril err, ha wing tcen appointed by
w the Honoral 10 the Pro a's Cont for tn Dis.
,rct Of Chntsnden Commi.. toners 10 re'eivr, exam
agans' the e.isie ofPesr C Inert, lac II Burlington
n aid District, dscs,-e leprs rnied IN, olveni and
al,o oil claims anil demands ex in OF Of ihen
10; and .ix month. from the dsv Of he da . hereof
eng sllowei by sail Court Tor that p'rpo.s. we d.
hrreiors here'y give nmics, that we will attend ID
he t",ne.s II our appointment, ., the ocs Of Shat
er q Peck. in Bnrliue on. in sad District, on IN,
t6sh day Of July the s0th tav OF Auen.t anil IN III,
Of said DAYS
Dated ,hi: Oh day Of Ju.e, A. d. 1886
Wv, s ssn T. - Psn.%wERoY' Commissioner.
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House FinishinRs.

M NERAL Knobs. pearl white face plate, hall
Va plate and ironaej, Ro-e wood do, Bras. and
OIas. do, Bell pulls Bell. and han eine., Blake.
latrhe.. Mortice locks, But, and screws, Cupboard
Catches and locks, Window springs, window blind
Trimmings, Hooks and hinges, tiooks and S,aI le,
Mahogany and veneered knobs, Hat and Goa, hooks
&c. &C., Together with full as.orm nj Of
House Furnishings,
ETY. Of new, Useful, economical, and ornamental art
Gle. Al STRON0S & Co.
June T. as.