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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN
.ACCONTISE CD a r ON
STAGE

FROM LOWELL TO GROTON, ON
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Sundays, which will make Daily Line from
Lowell to Groton, where seats may be taken
for Keene, N. H., every day in the week;
passing through Townsend, Ashby, Ringe,
Fitzwilliam, Troy, Swansey, to Keene, N.
H., and at Fitzwiliam seats may be taken
for marlborough, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, of each week.
Books kept at Ira Frye's Hotel, in
Lowell; at H. Batchelder's Hotel, in Belvi-
dere Village and at Samuel Bannister's,
Capt. Thomas's, and Mr.. Worthington's
Hotels, in Worcester.
70 There will be good Coaches and
Horses, and careful Drivers.
~ All baggage at the risk Of the osoner
]. G. KITTREDGE,
LEVI GURNEY, n,cmons
JOHN AUSTIN, o "NS'
SAMUEL HARDY.
HENRY BATCHELDER, Agent.
January 20, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
THE
JACKS ON WRA TIL,
NATIONAL SOUVENIR.


NATIONAL SOUVENIR.
"GLoRY, GRATITUDE, AND PATRIOTISM"
IN preparation, splendid NATIONAL
ATRiBUTE, in comnemoration of the great
CIVIL VICTORY achieved by the People,
through the Hero Of .Ns,o- Orleans.
CONTENTS.
1st 1t will contain a Portrait of
ANDREW JACKSON,
PRESIDENT ELECT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Engraved in superiour style on copper,
and intended to present a faithful and beau
tiful likeness of this illustrious individual to
the American People.
End. A splendid Title Page, containing the
UNITED STATES COAT OF ARMS.
Sd. The Life of Andrew Jackson as writ
ten by Robert Walsh, Jr. ESQ.,: Presenting
a true character of the soldier and patriot,
who has been recommended to the People of
the United States by his stern integrity,
long experience and trancendapt service to
his country.
4th. A Copperplate engraving of the
BATTLE OF NEW-ORLEANS;
A noble charger bearing General Jackson
in the foreground, withthe I" Star Spangled
Banner" floating over the field of battle.
5th. A Copperplate engraving of the
FARMER OF TENNESSEE
Scene, rich cultivated farm, with dis
tant view of General Jackson's residence,
The Hermitage.
These engravings will be copied, with
some alterations from the paintings display
ed in Philadelphia and New York, covering
a space of go feet by Is, and splenddly IL
Illuminated on the nights of the election, in
front of the Jackson Head Quarters.
9th. Some further particulars of the life
ofthe HERO, compiled from the collection of
facts made by the Jackson republican commit
tee Of Pennsylvania and other sources!
9TH. A view of the
UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
Washington, elegantly engraved on copper.
sth. A new piece of Musick, entitled
"Jackson's Grand March and Quick Step"
composed expressly for the occasion, by
one of the first professors of Mdsick in the
United States.
9th. Cover embellishments. In addition
to which the work viii be studied with mi
nor though appropriate embellishments.
10th. There will be annexed, correct
GENERAL MAP OF THE U. STATES,
handsomely engraved.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
CONDITIONS.

The work will be ready for delivery be-
tween the 9Th of January and the 4th OF
March, early enough to be distributed
throughout the United States before the
latter date.
1t will be dilivered in the city in fancy
binding at Two Dollars per copy, and copies
will be forwarded in flexible covers BY mail
to any part of the United States.
1PAll orders out of Philadelphia must
be accompanied with the amount of sub
scription, or satisfactory reference in this
city.
*x*No letter will be taken from the post
office unless the postage is paid. A discount
OF 25 per cent will be made to any person,
forwarding an order for ten copies. Sub
scriptions should be forwarded Immediately,
as they will be attended to in the order in
which they are received. Address,
JACOB MAS.
Philadelphia, Nov. "a. 1928,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
POETR X.
THE COUNTRY GIRL.

BY WORDSWORTH.
That happy CLEAN of vernal eyes,
Those locks from Summers golden skies,
That DER thy brow are shed;
That cheek-a kinding of the morn,
That lp--a rosebud from the thorn,
saw and Fancy sped
To scenes Arcadan, whispering, through soft air,
OF bliss that grows without care
Of happiness that never flies
How can it where love never dies1
Of promise whispering, where no blight
Can reach the innocent delight;
Where Pity to the mind conveyed
In pleasure is the darkest shade,
That Time, unwrnkled grandsire, filings
From his smoothly gliding wings.
What mortal form, what earthly face,
Inspired the pencil, lines to trace
And mingle colours that could breed
Such rapture, nor want power to feed?
For, had thy charge been idle flowers,
Fair damsel, Ger my captive mind,
To truth and sober reason blind,
Mid that soft air, those long-lost bowers,
The sweet illusion might have hung for hours!
Thanks to this tell-tale sheaf of corn,
That touchingly bespeaks thee born,
Life's daily tasks with them to share,
Who, whether from their lowly bed
They rise, or rest the weary head,
Do weigh the blessing they entreat
From Heaven, and feel what they repeat,
While they give utterance to the prayer,
That asks for daily bread.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
Philadelphia, Nov. "a, 1928.
OID LIME.

FENHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, pass
through Chelmsford to Westford, where
seats may be taken for Littleton and Harvard
to Lancaster, where it will again intersect
with the Mail Stage, which will pass from
Westford to Groton, where seats may be ia
ken for Keene, N. H. through Townsend,
New--Ipswich, Jafrey, Marlborough, to
Keene, and from Groton through Shirley to
Lancaster, where it will intersect with the
Boston and Albany Stages; from thence
through Sterling and West Boylston to
Worcester, where it will arrive in season to
take the Hartford Stage the same evening.
The above Stage will return on oppo-
site days, Sundays excepted) and intersect
as above; and, on its arrival at Lowell, will
meet with the Boston, Newburyport, Salem,
and Haverhill Stages.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
ELIXIR PECTORALE.
The most efectuaI remedy IN all Lang Com
plants, and IN ecery species Of oppression
al the Chest.


NEVER has there been any Medicine for
~ sale for the same purposes, which has increas-
ed fast in the confidence of the public and in the
demand for it, as the Elixir Pectorale it has out
grown all prejudice and opposition, and established
a character altogether different from what are COM
monty called Patent Medicines celebrated Ply
scian, who was acquainted with its origin, says of
it- there is no quackery about it, as its author is
sober, well bred Physician, who came to this com
position gradually by his own practice"
From the numerous testimonials in its favour
which have been lately presented, the following are
selected for the satisfaction of the public
Interesting Extracts.
To DR.. WATTs-In gratitude to you, and benev-
olence towards numerous class Of the public, who
like myself, have been, now are, afflicted with
Consumptive complaints, would address to you the
following statement of facts
was early subject to a cough, which has in time
occasioned the raising of much blood
May last, was attacked with hoarseness, most
distressing cough pain in the side and breast
which obliged me to suspend my public labors
received some relief from medical advice, but the
difficulties still continued
In July last from the recommendation of friend)
procured bottle of the /" Elixir Pectoralen and
had not taken more than ore hundred drops before
felt essentially relieved. have now used between
two and three bottles, and find myself fully recover
co. My private, and clabours in the pulpit are
attended with no i convenience. As yet feel no
symptom of the return of my former complaint, and
can now say, what ] could scarcely say before for
thirty years, Am WELL.
Yours, with sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL l.. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass. Oct. 90, 1897.
For sale by Gilman b. Parker, Lancas-
ter; Fl. Allen, Leomister; C. Russell, Princeton !;
q. p. Hill, Townsend; l.. Tarbeu, Jr Peppercl !;
B. P. Dir, Groton; C. H. Whiting, Sterling; and
.Ie,cett, Fitchburg.
July lst.. Nv
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for Sale the Farm
= formerly occupied by Mr.. Thomas Osborn
las Tavern) two and half miles east of Boil
ton Westinghouse, and on the post road
leading from Boston to Albany. Said Farm
contains about $50 acres of the best of Land,
well proportional for the various purposes
of husbandry. The buildings are good
two-story House, 80 by 80 feet, with a con-
venient Well and od-house, and good
Well under the same. One Barn 20 feet
long one other % feet long; very conve-
nient Cider-mhl and Press, with a good
Building covering the same several Sheds,
&c. Water is conveyed to the Barn-yard
by an aqueduct which never fails of furnish
ing an abundant supply of excellent water
Any person wishing to secure to himself
first rate Farm, as respects soil and loca-
ton, will please to call on the Subscriber,
one mile west of said Farm.
EPHRAIM OSBORN.
Bolton, Jan. ID. If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
LIGHT READING.

A RICH MENDIcANT. A gentleman
seeing miserable looking beggar sitting
on step, tying his ragged clothes togeth-
er, and commissioning his situation, gave
him some money, at the same time telling
him he was sorry to see him so poor.
Poor!' cried the fellow, affecting look
of surprise, don't you see am collecting
my rents 2
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
RHEUM1
YMvHE extraordin.

YwVHE extraordinsrv
a tinues to attend i
SONS RHEUMATIcTS Y \
certain, and expeditions !
Gout, or any other pain c,1
fatigue, increases the conf
proprietor can recommend I !
publick. !
Capt. REUBEN MosROv
for years much troubled WI
had become very severe, N
sons Ointment removed tba'
to health. '1'
Mrs. SARAH Porter. ,
Esq, of Lowden, N. H., s,r,
ly afflicted, for eighteen mont aI
tlsm, had employed a NUM-
found no relief, was fortun,t'
McJonson's Rheumatick d
pletely cured within -four a
0For sale by
+ ri
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
Indigestion, Jaundics, Liver Complaints
JEWETTS IMPROVED
VEGETABLE PILLS.
NJ NEW CERTIFICATES.

EEWETT'S improved Vegetable Pills, or
~ German Specific have attained reputation
seldom granted to any medicinal prescription, for the
cure of Dyspepsia, jouadice; diseases Of the Liver
headache, heartburn, sour stomach, loss Of appetite
dizziness, sceakness Of the limbs, coStiueness and
piles humorous certificates of their highly salu-
tary operation have been recently received, from
which the following are selected.
Certificate Of Dr.. H. S. GremuiHe
Having the most satisfactory evidence of the Med
ical qualities, and highly sautary operation of JEW
ErT's Improved Vegetable Pills. in cases of Tndiges
ton Dyspepsia, Jaundice, disease ofthe liver &c.
] would confidently recommend their use to those
who may be afflicted with the above class of COM
plants, as an invaluable remedy. (signed)
A. s. GRENVILLE.
Cambridgeport, Sept. l6, 1927.
Certificate of Mr.. AbeH.
Believing that Jewett's Improved Vegetable Pills,
are remedy worthy of the highest confidence. am
induced, from publick considerations, to state the
effect they have had on member of my family.
Early in the last winter my wife experienced the
access of disease, which gradually increased to a
high degree of severity. The symptoms great
prostraton of strength loss of appetite pain in the
head, dizziness, plptaton of the heart, pain in the
side, and cough She commenced with the Pills
early in the spring, and receiUed immediate relief
They were continued according to the directions
until nearly two boxes taken, when the cure
appeared to be perfect, and no symptoms of disease
have since appeared.
isgned) LEVI ABELL.
Boston, Sept. Is, 1927.
p. S. would further state that when my wife
commenced with the above named medicine it was
surpassed by those who had the best opportunity for
judging, that she could not long SURVIVE and such
speedy and perfect recovery was therefore altogether
unlocked for
L. ABELL.
Certificate of DR.. Ba,mlin.
The foIloacing Is certificate from DR.. c. F.
Bd,,nlin, graduate IN medicine at the University
Of Gottimgen, no,c practitioner Of high celebrity,
in Cambridge, Mass.
The SUBSCRIBER has tested the effects of Jewett's
Improved Vegetable Pills, in several severe cases of
disease the Liver and digestive organs, and the
result has convinced him that they are entirely calcu-
lated to subserve the purpose for which they are
designed. Considering them altogether superior to
those articles commonly offered for similar COM
plants, would cheerfully add my testimony in
favour of so valuable medicine. signed)
CHARLES FREDERICK BAUMLIN, NJ. d.
N. B. In the above recommendation, particu-
larly refer to those Pills nclosed in blue wrapper
and signed on the bill of directions, H. PI,tmleq
Z. f. BAUML1N, NJ. D.
D The label to each genuine box is signed
HI. PLUMLEY
For sale by
GILMAN B. PARKER, s.
Lancaster, and by most druggists in New-England,
price IS cents per box.
G5 For sale as above, DIR. Stephen Jewett's highly
celebrated Jaundice Bitters, and Vegetable Rheu-
atick and strengthening pIasters pre- Jared by Ste
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
QPAVALUABLE MEDICINE GO

RECOMMENDED BY QUESTIONABLE
AND CONCLUSIVE TEsTIMoNIALs.A
VENHE Proprietor confidently offers to the
Il publick what experience has proved to
be one of the most efficacious compounds in
the .Materia .Medica, for the cure of that
class Of distressing, dangerous and inveter-
ate Diseases produced by an impure state of
the blood, acrimony of the humours and VI
tiated habid of body, and usually exhibiting
themselves in the various forms of Scroftta,
Salt Rheum, Leprosy ST. .4nthomy's fire, Fe-
DER Saras, Whale Seedlings, Foul and obsti-
nate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scald
Head, Scurry and Venereal I'aint, where
Mercury has failed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
PICTURE OF BOSTON.

Or the Citizens and Strangers Guide to the
Metropolis of Massachusetts, and its Envi-
rons. Embellished with Engravings.
VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES,
Historical, Geographical, and Statistical !;
exhibiting, in convenient form, the natural
and artificial features of the several States,
and embracing those leading branches of
statisticks best adapted to develop the pres
ent condition of the North American Union.
Illustrated with Maps. By VIM. Darby.
For sale at the
LANCASTER BOOKSTORE.
Feb. IL. CIV
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BULBOUS

From the Nursery Of NJ
HThey can furnish a
on reasonable terms, Appi
Mulberry, Cherry, NecalI
Forest Trees, a great vaiI
finest kinds in cultivation
Currant, and Rose Bushes
riety of Ornamental Vine'l
Roots, |, 2, 3, and 4 yelBo
Plants, Roots, &C., Of alnal
-AlS0l
Leeches, Gold and Silver
ing, sc. &c. i
y n Catalogues may be n
CARTER, AM
Lancaster, Oct. 81.
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which they will sell .ai
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WOU are hereby cite
a see it) at the Cour d
at Lancaster in said County.
in May next, at ten of the
show cause why the lnstru1
be the last will and testlI
should not be approved, AVID
on. NATHL. "a
Feb. "a.
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MONEY WANTED.

& 4 nnn WANTED for three or
R WV five years. Interest paid
annually, and secured by mortgage on Real
Estate. Inquire of the Printers.
Feb. IL. IT,
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G.. b. PARKER

HAS for sale, Grindstsnes, Potash, Hops,
u Flax, Sheet Lead, Nails, Spikes, Lumber
&c. &c. Dec 9.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
MOTH
To Sell |

"A TAVERN Stand H
IA inster, situated aboutI
ing-house, containing aboVI
Land, well watered with suil
tillage, and pastuiing. Ped
April, ,or sooner. For furtbd
JOHN GARDNER, ESQ.
JONATHAN WHITCOyA
Feb. %
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10

An Irishnan who acted as foreman Of
a jury in the Mayors court, Philadelphia,
stood up, after case had been submitted
to the jury and they had put their heads
together awhile. Being asked if they had
agreed, Patrick answered /" yes )" and be-
ing told to declare the verdict, replied
t Why, phase your honour, some say one
thing and some say another; some say
he stole it, and some say not"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
GILMAN B. PARKER

Lancaster, and by most druggists in New-EngIand,
price IS cents per box.
% For sale as above DR.. Stephen Jewett's highly
celebrated Jaundice Bitters, and Vegetable Rheu-
atick and Strengthening pIasters pre- Jared by Ste
phen Jewett, son of the late DIR. Stephen Jewet of
Rndge, N. H. ly Aug. &c, 1923.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
TAILORING.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Lancaster and its vicinity,
that he has taken the shop recently occupied
by Capt. John Lyon, where he intends car
rying on the above business in the most
fashionable style. Trimmings of every de-
scription furnished to order.
JOHN A. HASKELL.
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WORCESTER, IS

To the Heirs of JACOB 1
Lunenburg, in said Counj
others concerned in The N
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10

A village schoolmaster, in the county OF
Bucks, one day asked boy, who was a.
bout to leave school, to what trade his
father intended to put him. The boy
said he was to be butcher. "Why.
surely reloined the master, "you won't
like to kill the poor sheep and lambs ~
No" said the urchin. 81 shou'nt like
to kill poor uns, but l should like to kill
fat ms
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10

THE CoUNTRfMAN AND THE BEADLE.
A short time since one of the beadles OF
this town, took quantity of butter away
from countryman, because it was def
Client in weight and meeting him few
days after in publick house, says to him,
=" You're the man l took twenty pounds
of butter from 7" No | bea'nt," SAYS
Hodge. 81 am sure you are," says the
beadle. 81 tell you | bea'nt," rejoined
the countryman, and if thee lik'st Ill
lay a guinea ont" Done," replied the
beadle, and the money was quickly post
ed. "Now," says the countryman, thou
did'st take away twenty Jumps of butter
from me, but if there had been twenty
pounds, you'd have had no right to take
them, and this" continued he, very cody
pocketing the money, will pay for the
loss Of the butter. London paper.
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Lancaster, Feb. "a.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-10
G. B. PARKER, Lancaster.
T. DOTY, Postmaster.

T. DOTY, Westminster.
*x*Observe that none are genuine with
out the written signature Of T. Kidder, on
the outside printed wrapper.
GA large discount made to those who
buy to sell again.
Feb. TO, 1899. 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
NOTICE.
Smile

yKTE the undersigned having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
District Of Litchfsld, Commissioners. to re-
ceive. examine, and adjust the claims Of the
several creditors to the estate OF
ISAAC BATES.
late Of Warren, in said District. deceased,
represented insolvent. and said Court having
allowed six months from the 10th day OF
October instant. for the several creditors to
exhibit their claims against said Estate. here
By give notice that we will meet at the late
dwelling house of the deceased on the second
Monday Of January and April next. at one
o'clock, afternoon, on each OF said days. for
the purpose Of attending 70 the business d
our said appointment. AIT claims not az
hIbited within the time limited. properly at
tested, will be barred recovery.
DAN CARTER,
ELNATHAN l.. HALL, COmn'Ts.
JUsTUs SAcKETT,
All persons indebted 70 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
GE0RaE STARR, Executor.
Warren, Oct. ~, 1889 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

Litehfed County, IS.
August Term, Superior Court. 1929.
TTPON the petition OF CIGrindG Bsnnek Of
~ Norfolk, in said county, praying for a
bill Of divorce from her husband. John l..
Bunnel. now pending before said Court:
Ordered By this Court, That said petition be
continued 10 the next term Of this Court to be
holden at Litch6eld. 10 said county. on the
third Tuesday Of February, 1880; and that
notice Of the pendeDcy Of the same be gissn
By publishing this order 10 the Hartford
Times, printed at Hartford. and 10 the Litch.
field Enquirer, printed at Litch1eld, elk
weeks successfully, Immediately after the ri.
sing Of this Court. BY order Of Court.
0wI6 FREDERIcK WOLceTT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05

At a Meeting Of the Inhabitants Of the 2'oscn Of
Fl, CANAAN, legally alarmed for the purpose
cfmaking By Lasos for said tO.on, and hold
en- at the Meeting House in the First Society
Of said Canaan, on the 5th day Of October.
A. ID. 1899:
VOTED, That no horned Cattle shall be
v suffered to 60 at large in the highway or
unenclosed lands or commons in said town OF
Canaan; and if any person or persons shall
suffer their horned cattle to go at large in the
said highways or unenclosed lands or com
mons. It shall be the duty Of the haywards of
the town, and it shall be lawful for any per-
son to impound them; and the poundage
shall he twelve cents for each creature, one
half Of which shall be paid to the iMpounder.
the other half to the pound keeper, and such
creature or creatures shall not be released nm
Ill the Owner or owners shall have paid the
pOundage and the expense Of keeping the cat
tie until released.
Provided, however, That one mich cow to
each family be excepted from the penalties OF
the above bye-law during the day time.
The above is true copy Of Record. exa-
mined by
BENAJAH DOUGLAS, TO0n Clerk.
Canaan, Oct. 10, 1899 4IS