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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
4 Remarkable Cure of RHEUM ATISNI. Oy tke use of Dr.Jebb' 'sleheumatic Linin.ent.

Copy of q Letter.
 Charlcstown, lNiNss.l June a, 1897. To tho Proprietor of Dr Jebb's Liniment:
 Dear Sir-I deem it N duty owe to suffering hu- maniy, to acquaint you, and through you the pWbhc, shoud you think 6es of tho unexpected and surprs. ing performed on myself by the uso of the above most excellent medicine. have been Eor more than thirty years, and sometimes most severely, afflicted l with the RheumNtism; have been frequently rendered perfectly helpless, and in consequence confined to my bed, w6on < has roqWrod two persons so move me, under tho of the most eminent physicians, hNt procured only temporary rclief. one day noticed tho Rdverscment Of Dr. Jebb's Linimont, with tue testimonials accompanying i, and was induced to ,ry n bottle, which used without much scnaihe benefit, concluded, however, to persevero, and bought quo. thor hot,lc aud was greatly relieved and by the use of halt the third bottle was wholly cured, and never have since had return of tho pain, which | had Hot been free from month a, time for thirty yoars and would most earnestly advise every person suffering under this painful complaint not dcspalr of cure % long as they can obtain Dr. Jcbbs LiNiment" You are at liberty to make any use of this you may think advisable. Mos. respectfully yours,
 CALEB SYMMEs.
 To the foregoing testimony, many other unques.ion. ahle proofs might be added, n favour of the superior iiniment of Dr. Jebb. Nothing but fair tral which the proprietor confidently socits give aM adaquase idea St its unrivaed efficacy, in mitigating, Nad thor oUghy mastering, the excruca,ing disease, to which
 has been successfully applied in multitude of eases The operation ot tue Liniment ia often immediate; aud N has frequently cured rheumatic affections Of years standing in four and twenty hours It s aso re. commended with confidence, as one of the best app. cations known for stiffness of tho joint, numbncss sprans, and chlblains. Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
0nd Anti. Bilious Pills.

Thcse two preparations combined, constitute an eC+ 6cacious remedy for the Dyspepsia, even after has acquired the most obstinate character and resisted every effort of professional skill. When both med- cincs are administered in connection according to Vegetable Speci6c they thoroughly cleanse ihe ali- mentary canal ofthat vacd mueHs which s the prox.
 innate cause of the disorder, and tOuic aud slmu. ant they restore the healthy action and energy of the stomach, and strengthen the facilitated system. The proprietor also confidently recommend the VeRe- table Specific one Of the best remedies known 1ox the sick Aead aehe. Price SO cents each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17

A young mau, servant tn the Franklin House, call ihg himself Patrick Shannon, brought into the Police Office on Friday morning, charged with having taken money. at different times, from the drawer in the bar of the Hotel. It appears that the barkceper had often missed money from the drawer but no suspicion rested upon any one, until yesterday morning, when eleven dollars were gone, and some circumstances in- duccd Mir. Seymour to send for Mir. B. j. Hayes to look into the matter. He came and conducted the accused before Justice Hopson, who, on causing him to be searched, found the identical bills concealed about his person. He s,ouy denied the theft, declar- jag the money loaned him by friend; but, upon she examination of his trunk, every doubt was remOv- cd by the discovery of $50 more, and bank book, containing 326l to his credit in the Savings Bank. He was committed to Brideweli.-JowR. ef Com.
 The N. Y. Enquirer complains of the too great for beasanee of the Jackson party in these woTds-" ce are too easy with our enemy too iadngeHf foo for giUiRg."
 In Hamburg, Berks county. Pa. 24,h us. there wal renconsre between one HaisReld, q Justice ef Cd. psscs, and physician named Kline. The street wal bloody iOF some distance, and it was said that th. Doctor was twice run through the body with swors cane. When the stage passed through the town fO PhiiadelPhia there was great excitement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
Masonic Notice.

THE Annual Meeting of Darius Chapter No. 10 will hc held at the Masonic Hall in Litch- field, on Thursday the Slst instant, at 1 o'clock p, M,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
0FDYspEpsrA, or Indigestion.

VNHIS prevalent disorder, as t exhibits itself in i.s customary symptoms of want of appetite, distress. ing naucnces heartburn, pain in the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vomiting, and costyenese is nov found to yield to the tried efficacy of
 C. Dr. Reye's Vegetable Specific,
 aud Amti- Bilious Piils,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17

Mv. Adams.-T s stated that Ex-Presiilent Adams will spend the winter in Washington, on account Of the health of his wife.
 Niaror0 Faik-The vessel Superior, which was to have cated over the Falls last fa bat accidental y lodged upon a rock was few days ago. in cOnse- ouence of the rise Of the water ia storm, driven o and Aoa,ed down the cataract entire.
 Specie-225, 900 dollars in specie were lately sent from New-York be deposited in the United States Bank in Philadelphia.
 Mail Ro6bery-The stage running to PottsviIle, Pa. containing ten passengers, was stopped about miles from Ph;ladelpha on the morning Ofihe 6sh inst and 1 the mail taken and robbed. The passengers were seoaratsy taken from the stage by the robbers, ree in nusnber) tied with their own haRdkeFcheGs, and robbed of their money and watches. A reward ol $500 is offered for the apprehension Of the robbers. l Key Wea.-A letter from this island of SOsh Oct' gives mos, appalling account Ofthe morality by yell low Gevsr |, states that Ofl5O Or l60 people whO remained to spend the summer there, about 70 had d. cd and all. save one had been attacked with the dis ease. Many died from want, and from there not be- ing well persens sufficient take caro oG the sick Provisions were exceedingly scarce and dear. Another account rather conradicts ts, stating that there ha | not been much more sickness than usual.
 The fire at Camden, $. C. appears Co have beeI very dessruetiye-nOt less than 'weny buildngs hay ing been consumed. The loss is stated Co be abOu e30,OOO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17

G- The next monthly meeting OC the Llloh6old County Temperance Society, WO are NQuessodeO give notice, win be held at Warren on the fourth Tuesday oClhis month.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17

Henry Bald,oin.-It is intima,cd in many oC the pa. pcrs particularly those ot Pcnnsy hOt this gen. omOn will probably be appointed to ll the vacancy on the bench of tho Supreme Court accustomed ny tho death Of Judge Washington. This selection should think good one. Mr. D. is a native oi this atac-- and that perhaps may with some Of the southern poll
 eians be bar to his promotion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-17
THE ENQUIRER,
LRTCHFIELD, DEC. 10, lSaO.

0J ln order lo present the PreaideNIs McssaRo to such of our readers as may not already have seen t. we anticipate oar usual hour of publication,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
UNLANUU " HUTHMS LitchReld, March co {

At Court of Probate held os Ne.O- Milford.
 .uishin and J6r the District oc Netc. Milf6rd,
 March %, 1899:
 LOAD c. JACKSON, ofsaid New. Milford, AI having on the l7th day of March, 8e0, made an assignment Of bis real and personal estate in trust Co Henry Jackson and Eli My. gait, for the benefit of his the said Eldad's creditors with a view to his insolvency and on the same dny snd assignment was lodged for record in the Probate Office in said Dis. trict pursuant Co the provisions of N statute law Uf this state entitled "an act in addition t0 an act entitled an act against fraudulent cOnveyances." WhereupOn,
 Ordered, That Commissioners bc appoint. cd Ut the Probate Office in said New. Milford on the goth day of April, 1899, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to receive and examine the claims of Rll persons who were creditors of the said Eldad c. Jackson on the said l7th of Murch, l8go and that all persons interested in the estate SO assigned may be notified thereof the said trustees will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in LitchAcld, and post copies thereof in two public places in said New. M ilford.
 A true copy of record. Certified by Ap NATHANIEL PERRY Ctsrk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

1 indeed" But yes," replied the husband {; @ the gentleman has house and land and plentv Of money, and no exceptions to his conduct" Consent being obtained tho match was made up, and in twelve months, by the aid of proper masters, this charm- ing young country girl became an accom- rlshed lady.
 Shortly after this event, the Right Hon. Brownlow Cecil, Earl of Exeter, died aud his nephew succeeded tc his title and eS- tate. This obliged him to leave his much loved retirement and hasten to the town. He took his wife along with him, but said nothing of her new honors and exalted sta- ton. In his way he called at several no- blemen'S and gentlemen's seats, and at length arrived at Rurlcigh House, the seat of his noble ancestors, near Stamford. The road was lined with gentlemen and ,enan,rv assembled to welcome their lord and lady. They entered in their carriage through the Gothic porch, which was hung round with flowers and evergreens, and passed up the avenue shaded by old trees. "Oh," said she, "what a Paradise is this !" The Earl could contain himself no longer, but exclaimed "It is all thine, dear, and thou art Countess of Exeter!' She fell back in the carriage and tainted with joy. They arrived at the house, and her ladyship being recovered, they were swell comed, with every demonstration Of rec Spect and affection.
 Having settled his affairs to his satsfac- ton he returned to Shropshire, disclosed his rank, and placed his father-in-law in the mansion be had built in the country, and settled upon him an annuity of G5o0 per annum. Afterwards no took the coun- tess to London, and introduced her to the fashionable world, where she was univer- sally admired and esteemed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
POETRY.
FSom tae Journal ef the Times.
 SPRING.

o finger not, thou bright and sunny Spring
 Fair na,urc's child companion of glad hours! Bu, o'er the earth thy gorgeous mantle fling,
 And hasten onward with thy buds and flowers. For now the norlhcrn storm howls drcHrily-
 The winds are angry, turbulent and loud-- Sadness and gloom rc wade the solemn sky, . And all things wear Eecay's pale fearful shroud' Come, mild Deliverer! with thy magic spells
 Release ll' imprison'd tount and sheeted stream Forests and mountains, wasted groves and dclls, From the strong arm of wintry death redeem. Let thy sweet form he seen-thy thrilling voice
 Peal gently on the ear from bough and brake; Bid nature in her. loVeliness rejoice.
 And all her slumbering energies awake!
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
PearI Tooth IOsCder.

This celebrated Powder needs no recommendation every gentleman and lady should he in the constant use o H they wish to preserve their teeth from de- cay ana have them appear of beautiful pearly white. uJ Sold by w. & $. BUel and ,. Stoddard.
 D. CLAY. November %, lSss Iyeow23
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
From the Boston, Statesman.
A BACHELOR.

h hAV4AIIHlVNNs Yes, did love the creature. Long | strove To gain her sympOthies, and wake her love; She seemed to listen to my earnest prayer, And was happy. l could scan her fair And beautcous coral lips and azure eyes, And worship heaven for the lovely prize. My suit urged again; Iplcaded strong, That myself might be enrolled among The jewels of her gentle heart She vowed She surely wished me well; but looking proud Whispered she was free, and would enjoy, Awhile, her liberty without alloy.
  Since-thrice five years are gone, and om free,
 so is she!
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

From, tSteeI, NaSIs, SC. DAVID WATKINsoN & Go.
 nAvE FOR SALE !S00ToNs English English lE
 Russia old Sable. 6
 Do. Archaugel, = and American Comprising complete assortment of Flat, Square and Round 9}NVs; aud extvu large sisSs of Round and Square Iron of superior quality, suitable for machinery, and mill gearing. % Tons English and American Hoop Iron, Baud and Plate Irnn. s5 Tons Horse Nail Rods, Nail Rods, Deck Nail and Spike Rods. 10 Tons Ma, Tor & Sanderson's best CAST STEEL and CD Blistered STEEL. 5 TOns Refined Double Sheer Steel. I2 Tons American Steel, and Coach Spring Steel.
 } FTalback. J. B. Hassenclever, 75 bundles German Eagle, STEEL. Wiper,
 Spring,
 Ramrod. tons Square and Round Cast Steel, of IOv price, fOr machinery. % Bundles Ames' Back Strap Shovels and Spades.
 Axleiree Drafts, Share Moulds, Grow Bars Mill Bars, Sedges. Anvs, Vices. Trace Chains, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, Cart Boxes, Wagon Boxes, Coopers' Rivets, 58 10. Cast Ton Weights, Sheet Iron, sin- slcand double roll, extra thick Sheet Iron, Axes, Hoes. Scythes, Sc.
 --ALsO- 600 Casks CUT NAILS and BRADS,
 agsortpd, from Sd. to cod. 1SS Casks Wrought Nails, sd., Tod. & god. Hartjord, April 2, 1899 42
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
From the Saturday EUeniag Post.
 TvERBATuM.]
Mr Editurs

[vERBATuM. Mr Editurs As am going to be married very son to mary in Jarsy would like 700 print these heal verses un' der this if ,hay meet with paSure w send 700 som more as son as can finish t. B. DORSEY verses on mary
 my love is like the tulip gust coming in the plume her leves hope she,l son unfold, son very son then to these longing arms wl clasp my faithful loS nor all Corlorn on Jersy shore never mor wl roy then happy ios and sweet moments Of bliss l could never (alo to get frcmmy mary dear miss
 JERSY BARD
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
One Gent Reward!

UNAWAY from the subscriber, on Mon. R day the ie!e inst Harry. the ill.g','m"!n , to son of Amy Kidney. And this notice Is to forbid all persons from harh"rng or trusting said boy on my account, us l will pay n" debts of his contracting; and the above re- ward will be given to any person who will re-, turn said boy t0 me. Said boy was bound unto mo by tho select men of this town until of age, md is now about 10 years old, and part of the mMlatto or Indian breed.
 JOSEPH BENNETT.
 Warren, Mdrch 2S, 1899 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

aye, notwithstanding these the rogue could pop through, without rufiling | feather, bee tween the threads of tho finest Italian crapes, so far are they asunder. And us for the space between the threads of fine muslins, why Dandy Jack, on his Shet- land poney. would not require larger cir cle Co exhibit his Geats of horsemanShip.
 "From tho day Mr, Monroe accepted the office of Secretary of War, to the end of the war, we had no office hours--we worked dav and night, Sundays not ex- cepted. Our usual time of nfshutting up the office and leaving Mir. Monroe, was 12 to 1 o'clock at night. In January, 1915, on an occasion of this sort, and n, 12 o'clock A. M. observing 60 us that it was time to take some rest, in turning round to pull oil his boots. he tumbled on the floor, ex- hnusted with fatigue, aud apparently lfe- less--Mr. Graham, being near, luckily caught him in his arms. He remained for two weeks dangerously ill. and unable ei- finer to know or to attend to businesS.-
 The Department was conducted during this time by Maior Macpherson, MT. Gra- ham and myself, under the directions of the President, who was also confined by severe indispositiop.-The moment Mr. Monroe was restored to his senses,a ,and had strength to dictate his instructions we were summoned to his sick room, and were en- gagged only in transcribing tho commnnico- lions which he had to make to all sections of the United Stales-for many days he was propped up in his bed by pillows, to writc despatcheS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOIICE. SIX months from this date are allowed by O the Court of Probate for the District of Litchield t0 the creditors ofthe estate 0f
 PHINEHAS AMMAN, late of Goshen, tn said district, deceased. tO exhibit their claims to the subscribers execU tors Of the will of said deceased. at the expi- ration of which time Hll demands not present. ed will be barred recovery.
 By order of said Caurt.
 SAMUEL CHAPiN. Ereeu-
 COLLINS BALDWIN, tors. Goshen, Mcrch eo, 1889 s4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
LIST OF LETTERS Rsmui"ing !" tAs Post 0gcs O' LitcN's'd'

LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in ths Post 06lCs at LitckVeId
 ApriI lsG 1899. Joseph Adams Levi Moulthrop Samuel Ames Wm. MOnaon Chaa. Baldwin WPThe hoiFs of Margery Rachel Baldwin MAttooD Nathan Raaselt Ambrose Norton HemAn Beach HomRn OrtOn Honor M buel Benjamin Potter Samuel Blakeslee Mary ]. PlWIt Amelia Beach Fiber Peters Luman Bishop Orren Perkins Matilda Bunnell Samuel D. Plumb Maria A. CleaVer Asael Peek ir, El'SRbeth Zoe Charles Parker Aaron Cook William Polk Mon ChaNton Edward Scott stephen II. Candee Thomas Stono SnmWel ChurCh Levi StOddnrd Sarah Garfield Jefferson Stone Grove Catlin Stenhen N smith William E. Denisson Daniel Slienns,v houben Dowd John Stevens EbeneIer Dewey Sidney Smith " A. Z' Downs Harry Sanford ": u. Dehlson JustUs SCely I'mOtheus Eggleston Richard n, Siyer HNrman EI,ls SusannRh Stowell Iorat'o N: Fenn Geo. Treadway Olhniel GillAN Ann ThrnlI Saily H: Green Frederick Turner Calvin Gilber ChNrlcs Vail yuuHS ur.wolu Alileus Wilson ASA tium'St0n David Winshp Silas HaEen Hiram Wallace HMeS y,,! tiardlng Albertus W0odcock E'vhm HeWet AbiAthRr Wilcox Asa Hopkins LumNn We,more Belinda James Samuel Wondrnfr Anna w. Kellogg Chas. B. White Master of Darius Lodge Loudon Webster Sec; S,. Panls Lodge Harvey Wattles MAther Morse Asa Wheeler Jc.mima Moulthrop
 F CHARLES SEYMOUR, P. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
~- NOTICE. ,1shkls, WWT NMWT
 uHu ANn
 

THE subscriber calculating In few days
 A to opcn PUBLIC HOUSE in Litch- field. at the place lNtely occupied by Charies L. We6b, short distance from the Episcopal Church, would in the mean time inform the public that he can accommodate lawyers and other gentlemen during the session of the ap. pro"chine Court. and at other times, with board, lodgings, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
TENCH RINGGOLD. Washington, Feb. 9, 1s29."

Anscdote.-Several gentlemen engaged in conversation, a few days since, one of them observed that the father of a young lady from New Haven, who had lately vi- sited ina town not a thousand miles from this, was Bell-Founder; another gentle- man immediately remarked, that ho sus- pected he was very fine workman, ,that he had seen one of his Bellies, and ,ha. ;s was remarkable for it's beauty and the sweetness of its tonos.- KemnedwRk Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

Sir Peter Parker called to Cudjo (a black fellow, a pilot who was sounding the depth of tho water)-" Cudjo ]" says he, "wha, water have you got there 2"
 "What water what water, massa [ why salt waterloo sure !-sea water always salt water, ant he massa l"
 "You black rascal knew it was salt water, 1 only wanted to know how much water you have there !"
 How much water here, massa how much water here [ God bless me, lnassa, where going get quart pot for measure him 1"
 This was right down impudence and Cudo richly deserved rope's end for it, but Sir Peter, a good natured man, wns so tickled with the idou of measuring tho Att lan,ic ocean in quor, cup that he broke into hearty laugh, and ordered Cudj" d stiff drink ofgrog.
 ScoIding, - never knew scolding per- son that was able to guvern atamily. What makes people scold2 Because they cannot govern themselves. How then, can they govern others? Those who govern well are generally calm. They are prompt and resolu,e, but steady and mild.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
ClGu's Hck Ointment,

For pIeasanlness, safety, expedition ease and cer. tanty IS infinitely superior to any other cure to that tormea,Mg disorder.
 PriCn C..,-.N'
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
Ciay's StOn,ach Bitters.

They will be ound, tn all cascs of the following de- scrpton 10 give relef: nausea, vomiting, heartburn, weakness Ut the breas pain in the s.oe.- aca toss ot appe,te aud all other symptoms o sndl- gesnon and Aatulence, and as nervous cordial, IS "", u Io oe surpassed by any thing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

At q Court oc Prob0te held ot Ne,c- Milford ,cishin and J6r the District of Ne,O- Iloni March QR. lAQA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
George =. NoNgh
q ing large and Ssasonube assortment ~
DRY GOODS

upet black, blue olive, mixed and green c'o'hS
FL assimeres Hannes, hnseys and low priced cass'-
netts, super mixed and blue sattnetts wide ana COM
raon bangups, Aishings and bazes, rose blankets,
point, stripe and nackinaw Tito, merino shaw's ana
scarfs, cashmere do cloth do blue, black, orange ana
drab circassans, back Norwich Grape, nankin and
Canton grapes and robes, black lalanete Italian us-
trngs and gros de maps, large assortment OF mourning
and fancy ginshams and caicoes, Nurseries qu.s a,o
knot,ed connterpanes of all sizes. low priced domestic
carpetinc, ingram do bed ticking (some tu'' yard
wide, super black bombaznes, furniture and other
dimities, silk and cotton hose, worsed do iong anu
short, plain aud rbbed) Tartan Plads French mern"
do. beautifully men'sand women's plaid cloaks' mems
beaver and horseskn gloves, ladies' kid gloves and
mitts, nxnkn pongees, bengalets, super J black 'e
vantine, chidrens bootees, colored esmhries' PLAIN
and figured Swiss mlls and eambrics, crossbarred do
Swiss pelerncs and capes, cheap and good IRISH IT,
mems, see,ings aud lawns linen cambria and hdkis.
cotton ami worsted carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic goods and cotton yarn. pesse wadding'
low priced figured lenos. Ga and 3D. Barns'ey diaper
atout) cambets, with general assortment OF most ar
tcles the dry good line. which renders his stock un
usually complete. -,
! case seal skin GAPS, which will be sold low by
the dozen or niece. 10th mo 9th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-08
Nistrict OF Columbia,
dec IL law2m
.alerundia County, SET.


NOVEMBER TERM, 1923.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria,
who sue for thu mselves and such 9TH
err of the creditors Of John NcNams-
IA who will come in and contribute
TO the expenses of this suit, ConipPf Y, rban,erp
AGAINST
James Kirk, administrator Of John Nc
Namara, decd, Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. McNamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, Offs.
TUyHE bill in this states, that on the LIST day OF
June, 1926, there was due to the compliments,
by the said John Mcnamara, the sum Of six hundred
and thirty mine dollars and eighteen cents; that the
said Mcnamara resided in the State Of Virginia at the
time of his dccease, and that a certain James Kirk
tack letters of administration his in the State
of Virginia and by that means exercises control
his estate in the District Of Coumbis that the said Nc
Namara died seized of house and lot in the town OF
Alexandra, occupied by Luther Chamberlain, which
is more than sufficient to satisfy the claim OF the COM
plainsnts; and that the said Mcnamara lett no e'leF
fund out Of which their claim can be pail.
The object of the bill is, That the house and LOT a.
foresaid may be decreed by the Court to be sold for
the sfcnon of the complAinants debt set out as
foresaid, and such other debts shall be established
against the said McNamars, deceased, And il appear
ing to The satisfaction ofthe Court that the said james
Kirk, Sally Mcnamara and Henry L. Nc Namara are not
inhabitants ofthe District of Columbia, they here
by warned to be and appear person, or by solicitor
in the United States Circuit Court Of the District Of
Columbia for the county of Alexandra, the second
Monday in April next, to show cause why decree
should not b- passed. prayed by the bill. find
their failing ioappeaI aforesaid, the said bill of com
be taken pro Contesso, aud such decree made
in the premises shall seem right Provided the said
compliments this order to be published in the
Phenix Gazette at least four months in contiD naon
before the said second Monday in April
Test EDM. LEE, c. c.
dec 10 laim