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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
FOR SALE, A F A R MI.

GITUATED in Great Harrington, Berk- 0 shire county, Massachusetts. one mile and q quarter west of the Episcopal church. con tanning 150 acres of L;,nd,
 suitably proportiOned as to pasture, meadow and wood land, and is well adapted to either grain or grass. Terms of sale made easy t. the purchaser. Apply on the premises tn
 ss a HENRY DEWEY.
 Great Harrington, Jan. 13, 1899 *S1
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 HENRY ADAMS.

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NOTICE.

HTSHE Court of Probate for the District of : A Litchfsid hath assigned the fifth day of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld. for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of VI JAMES KELLOGG, ~
 late of said Litchfeld, deceased. represented insoIvent, atswhich time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause, attend hef,,re said Court. and be heard in the premises.
 : NOAH GUERNSEY, Erecutor.
 @ L,tchjfcld, Jun. IT, 1929 g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
No. noLR Nc. Iss.

hs bRsksellar looked in vain ser I,Es
 of Robinson Crusoe. IIe
 il.:nl IS lust butno.. nYensI ,,,, sas heard T and the concern < as gsEE.ll a as one of the evils If trade.
 Some two or three faonfhs aiterNa sIs tie purchaser of the vine was aeternA;n ,d to sry its quality, and by Jul jury, as sa dinner party. FhySvx was therefore r,la- sced at hand and when eating was dispo. Sed of, and the proper attention paid ,o the Maderia, the servant was ordered to bring iIl ! few bottles of the precious J. c. The hammer and cl'issel were soon applieds tO inc cover ofthc box, and palates watered as this glorious 's open sessema' z ad- vanced. Atlengtb, up went the cover, and of were tornthe slight covering ofthe pre-. rio,ls contents--and To lbefore the expec- tant host and his waiting guests were dis. played, neatly bound in sheep, some fifty copies of the q Adventures of Robinson Ctusoe, z. s. Gax.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
[Fron he N. '. JoarnaII sf con.u,,s,s..l

f8
 [From the N. '. .Journal of Comu,ssce.l
 Court of Sessions, Mondag Jan. Is.-a Eliza Tillman, agcd 24, sister of the cele- brated Lady Barrymore Tdf Bow-street no- toriety. and claiming near alliance to tho monarch who yields the sceptre of Graat4 Britain ;--was for twenty fliird time nut to the bar. She was charge ed:upon the ev- idence of an Irishman named Malorv .with having entered his place Of fhabitatioi, and taken therefrom sundry articles. The pris. oner was asked what she had .to say in dc. < fence, and availing herself of her privilege to speak, poured forth torrent of the yii. lest abuse against the court, officers, Ac. &c. # <
 Recorder. Eliza, ii Is useless for you fo act in such way. Ton and | have been acquainted with each other for the last % years. GA laugh.)
 Eliza. I know it, Judge Riker, so va have but that fellow (alluding to Maloryl was in the State Prisen when.I was there. aud who will believe word he says? Recorder. | know he has been . convict and intended you should have the benefit oft.
 His Honor here exprussed himselfto the Jury in favor of the prisoner, and said if he was in their situation, hes should have no hesitation in acqnitting her. The wit | ness had once been convicted of felony. d
 that circumstances rendered him infamous. The Jury consulted for about ten min. htes. and returnedswith a verdict of GuIL- 1sNr. 9s AsS q N ss.
 Recorder. Eliza yoasl.aye been found gpilty, and ID doubt the Jury have acted very properly You must slhEer for what you have done, and N Eliza. Suffer Why ny constitution $ broken down, my life is almost gone. andI know, Judge Riker, you don't want to con demn me, because you signed my last par don.
 Recorder. WhafsverE might nave done it is my duty now to punish you md tl.e sentence of tho court t. that you be inpris. oned in the Penisentiary for three caIsndar months. Eliza. Only ,hrss ,,ioaths Thank you God blessy N ss
 Foreign PepalGsioa ef Nsw- YorE From authentic returns, derived from tho Custom Honse. we are enabled to annex statement of the number of passengers ar- rived inthe port of New York during tIle year 1928, from foreign countries.
 1st quarter of 1928, 1885 "a do. do. N 7A47 3d do. e dO.I K Nl67 Afh AO in e ssa1s
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Line.
Daily Liifae from ron Litch.
 ted to H0rtf ford. ;

3T EAVES Litchlield every morning {Sun-
 A days cxcepted,) at o'clock, and ar- riyes in Hartford at o'clock, Leaves Hart ford every morning, Sundays exceptedD at 8 o'cclock, and arrives in Litchfeid at f.- Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. uia North field, Plymouth, Bristol. and Farniinsto,l, io Hartford returns from Hartford on the same route. the next days. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Litchfeid r;a Harwin- ton. Burlington, Pennington, to Hartford.-- Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days. ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
Hanaab Cammigin,
 ss. Superior Court, Aug.

-f3Es Vs. NMpeTiOr COaTt, Aug.
 George Capmigia. Term, A.D. i8es.e
 UPON the petition of Hannah Cnmmigin against George CumMigin. brought to tle Superior Court, holden at LschfeId. within and for said county of Liseh6eld, on the third Tuesday of August, A. D. ls2s praying for bin of disorcs. as by petition on fle, daied the sd day of Jane, A.D. 1898.
 A is ordevsd by said Cs'vs, That said petilioa be continued anil ihe next tsrm of said Conrs. and hat aoiics of the psndsncy thsrscfhs sssn ypablshing tAis order h she Iseh6eId Coan.y Ros,. aDd in fhe Hartford Tiissy six wesks suceeniveIs, sevioss 10 the next session of said Count. Per oFdss. P 5 s FREDERICK woLCoTT, cIesE. Jm1ary 6 0wsO
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The adrentayss ef Robinson ,Crusoe.

se8g 4 4tSNUWNOtSV 4sUNSssoUs~ E A short time since, a respectable book seller of this city, purchased, a, a trade sale in New York, a quantity of '" Robinson Crusos," which, having paid for, he orr dered to be packed up in a box, and sent by a sloop to this city, marked J. C.his initials.
 Another gentleman of this city, whose Ialfendance in Nsw \ ork was ofa less basi- ness like turn, made | purchase of some cxcellcnt Champaign, real J. C.pipk spark ling--sind ash happened, the wine mer- chant caused t tD Do shipped by the same packet that brought the bockseller's pur- chase. 'Thoy arrived safe ]" aud the pnrrhascr of the wine caused imnaediatc inquiry to be made for bis box the ship pcr's receipt therefor. marked T. Cswps presented. annd . boa delivered fo she essef- ..antv lail0 carefully deposited $. Nisisiss contents, in his massef's vine cellar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
kOchesler, IAFcb II, IBS8s BesCare of l39szOsGtaO9s.

This valuable medicine is counterieited. Pnrcha- scrs must be particular, and ask for A DERSON.S
 COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELd.EN. ssn .slsD see that the bottles are stampcn tue glass \ N Mellcn, as,ead ofI AInr. For sale by w. & s. BUELL, Litchied, and alsosokl by druggists gens,r. aly. 6ina
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

FOreign Population Ief Nsw- Tork. From authentic returns, derived from tho Custom Honse. we are enabled to annex \ statement of the number of passengers ar. rived inthe port of New York during iisei year 1928, from foreign countries.
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COU CHS, ASTHMAS,
 s s tf AND .ss CON ISgTISTPTTONs

THE public are respectfully informed that AN DERSDN'S COUGH P4)leGissS anstf tt1CTo oftAL Ps1lFDER R., siave from aH extensive use for years past proved ihemlseiyes othe most valuable remedies ever yet discovered for tho cure of coughs, colds and other affections 1.-the breast and lungs tca- ding to consansptions ihoasanfs have expersencea of the highest responsibility have given certificates, some of which will accompany each bottle, that VIII satisfy every uhprejndced hind that t,emost eSraor- dinafy and unexpected cures have been perfnFnied ny fe use of tlsis medicine in cases of og standing, in which other medicr had produced nu favorable el- feet, and where the most skilfu phy ysicans mad gwen thetn ID as hepeless is n"s i'retended that they s:.rc m sialle cure n all cases, but of such as are incuralc, there but few hut what will be great iy reieyal by them. Scarcely case of coughs colds, ;n m the side, difficulty nf breathing, want of sleep may be relieved hy a timely use bf this healing bal sam, Each toar bottle ofth:s medicine coha.ns a- bout 50 doses, which proves them to be cheap med icine considering their virtues.
 NEW CERTIFICATES
 To James Mellcn, Hudson, N. |.
 Inthe spring of 1918, Mr Eeazer Harris, a man in insJgent circumstances, and who had labored for me occasionally for more than year,was violently seized with nn affection oft the lungs accompanied by atSh dry cough, frequently unable to raise any thing for ueriy halt an hour, and then must commonly blood His cough was su severe and incessan that he soon became much seinaciatai, his eyes glassy, and his sreagl left hin to that degree that he was wholly m. able to labor, cOnipassionag us situation, fr.end
 Ut nin0 anal myself procured or him one bottle of An- dersous Cough Drops by taking which, in about three weeks, ito my asionishment he was so far restored \. s be able 10 perform his usual labor. GAIUS STEBBINS.
 HiiIssale. Feh l9, 1328 5Aa .si
 I RoIsers Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co.N Y. duhereby certify that for long time was so redn- cod by m aeciioR of the lungs, attended with li. s the l,rcat difficulty ofbreathieg NC. tllat my life asls anspafcd Of and given siE asncuvahe by nl elGre physicans, hat by the advice of Doct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, induced to make trial of your. Ah,Iers0ns Congi Drops, and by using one 4sttte was restored t0 perfect health. would there 4pre Fecomusead all t1se afflicted with similar coni- nIani to make use ofdhe same remedy, as am per ieciy satisfied that it saved my lie. M ROBERT KIDNEY.
 Rochester, March H., 1893.
 BesCure of Imposition.
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Total, IS ,044
 The number the year previous was near- ly as large. Of these, the better and mofe industrious portion soon find their way ir- to the interior, where diligence, and econ- Omy, and s0briety, are sure of their re-. wards health and competence. Of those who remain behind in the city,some doubt- less become nsefuland valuable citizens the other part. however, fan victims to cheap grog; and after one or two annual exhibitions as patriots at the polls, arc ires qu sntly to be traced to tho alnishouse, or as criminals to the prisons. Amsriees.
 A clay i,as recently been discovered in the margin of small stream in Ohio. p0s- sessing all the properties of the impofted Spanish Brown. as ascertained by these who have experimented withit. Ii is saia thai it may be had in abundace. Thus is the earth developing her resources. and yielding ip to the uses ofmen. her hidden treasure.
 1lups.--A Mr. Made, of this town, hal invented, and taken out q eayeat for, m inN genious snare, which prcnis9s to answer | I Inc purposes of man traps and spring en, 3 instruments which ase now prohibiss {. By this invsntions q trespasser is scizt | and. safely delivered without personal i1i < ry.--Birmingha gham Gaxeffs.
 ('rhe maid of Birmingham < e1ftais n very ingenious in the inve,,sina at nssids among us are eQnally inBenipus They have invented nnmbef q i1s F ious man traps. w,ick cpfSh tF1r1as is without my personal iajksFs Ql m New%K Kearss d1y ssRentesn Qf these Es 'pasbsEs weta caught ln Nes 9tk ,5- Nnak
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
NOTICE.

.3 NOTICE. ,THE Court of Probate for the District, of
 Litchfeld hath assigned the sisth day of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the appointment of Commissioners an the estate of SYLVANUS BISHOP.
 late of said Litchield, deceased, represented insolyent, at which time and place all llpersons interested in said estate will, If they see cause. attend before said Court. and be heard res pecting such appointment. ,- ...,., ..s,.,ye
 By order of said Court. .,t,,.s
 PUTNAM KiLBORN. Errcafor.i
 Litch hfeid, Jmt. 19. 1899 A3a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
NEW ARRANGEMENT
OF THE LOWELL AND WORCESTER
MIL STAGE,
Boston, Nov. 5.
OLD LINE

OLD LINE.
TENHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
IL Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn
ing, and pass through Chelmsford, Westford,
Groton, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, and West
Boylston, 10 Worcester. Another Stage will
leave this with the mail at Westford, and pass
through Littleton and Harvard to Lancaster,
where it again mites with this Stage. At Gro
ton seats may be taken in the Stage which pass
es through Townsend, New Ipswich, Jaffrey,
and Marlborough, to Keene
RETURNINo,-Leaves Worcester every Mon
day, wednesday, and Friday, at z, A. NJ, and
passing on the same routes, will, on its arrival
at Lowell, meet with the Boston, Newburyport,
Salem, and Haverhill Stages
% At Lancaster this Stage intersects with
the Boston and Fitchburg Stage, by which means
passages may be had from Lowell to Fitchburg,
and from Fitchburg to Lowell.
% There will also be an accommodation
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 every day in the
week; passing through Townsend, Ashby
Rindge, Fitzwiam, Troy, Swanzey, to Keene
and at Fitzwllliam seats may be taken for Brat
tleborough on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days of each week
u Books kept at Fryes Hotel, in Lowell
at Batchelder's Hotel, in Belvidere Village and
at Thomas's, Banister's, and Warrington
! Hotels, in Worcester
There will be good Coaches and Horses, and
careful Drivers. All Baggage at the risk OF
| the owner.
u s. BANlsTER, Agent, Worcester-DEx-
TER Bruce, Agent, LotocH. eotf Nov ~
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RHEUMATISM,

II ME extraordinary success which continues
* to attend the use of DR.. .McJONSO N7S
RHEUM4TIC OINTMENT, as safe, certain.
and expeditions remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
or any other pain caused by cold or unusual ia I.
tigne, increases the confidence with which the
proprietor can recommend it to the patronage
OF the public. During the last season many
well attested cases of remarkable cures, from
the use of this remedy, have occurred, some OF
which have been in this vicinity, and the iiistan-
ces in which, upon fair trial, it has failed to
give relief have been very rare. Hundreds OF
cases gifts extraordinary efficacy might be ad-
duced but the following are considered sufficient.
JosEPH OLIVER had not been able to walk
for more than six years, and supposed his hip
out of joint. His arms, &c, were swollen to an
unusual degree, After eight weeks application
of this Ointment, his hip was restored to its
natural state, and he remains free from all his
former diseases
Capt. REUBEN MUNRoE of Worcester, had
been for years much troubled with the Rheu-
matisin, which had become very severe Three
days use of M'Jonson's Ointment removed the
pain and restored him to health
o. For Sale, by the dozen or single box by
JAMES GREEN & CO. Price rs cents per
box.
Worcester, Dec. "a. eotMay1
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CHILRLAINS.

a LBERT'S SPECIFIC for CHILBLAINS,
IA having stood the test OF many years expe-
rience, and received the commentator of innu-
merabe sufferers, to its almost immediate
and ne0er. faii'ng cures, is, on the approach of
winter, again proposed to the public. In thus
advertising this article, it is with a confidence as
to its excellence and certain healing properties.
1t may be used by adults and by children, with
out the least trouble or inconvenience. 1t op-
crates as preventive and in slight cases. cures
are often effected in t,oenty; four h0urs, and Sc
we're cases in two to four days. The most re-
spectacle references can be presented One
Phlal will often be found sufficient for the cure
OF several persons, when the cases are slight and
the wash used with care
This remedy is put up in Phials, each wrap.
ped in printed directions for use, with the acrit-
ten signature of Henry albert, and to prevent
imposition, on the outside OF each, Charles Bar
reit, who is the proprietor's only agent for the
United States
" Wholesale price, Sc per dozen-at retail.
75 cents each phial. All orders will receive
immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL,
l56 Washington
Boston, Nov, 5. eo.Fl
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HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY INVENTED
SNUFF.

EISOR the absolute relief and cure OF
ID Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In.
tants troubled with snuflles 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of palsy, especially in elderly people the
lit having often been protracted for years. AZ.
ter an experience of more than fourteen years.
practice, l can safely say that | have met moth
ing rs substitute for il in the above diseases
Having proved the inefIicacy of n variety of Ca.
tarrha' Snuff in my own famiIy,I was induced to
make trial for something more certain and eff.
cacious in its effects, and led to the discovery
of the newly invented snuff, which succeeded 10
admiration in my own family. and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief | cannot.
therefore, torbear offering the public participa.
ton in the benefits derived from the use of this
Snuff; and, although numberless certificates of its
undoubted good effects might be obtained, pre-.
fer resting it on its own merits, and the nnbiass.
ed trial Of a candid pu lie, who may wish for re.
lief in the above diseases
Directions for using 81 Begin with small
pinch OH going to bed, and another in the morn.
ihg-increasng to three or four per day.
UPThe public are cautioned against purchas.
ing spurious kinds of the above Snuff The gen.
uine is for sale in Worcester by j. ROBINSON,
Price 25 cents per bottle; S9,25 per dozen.
Worcester, Nov. l2 1893 eoiy46
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DY sP EP STA.

THNHlS prevalent disorder, as it exhibits
IL itself IN its customary symptoms OF want of
appetite, distressing hatuencies, heart burn, pain
in the stomach sick head ache, nausea, vomiting
and costiveness, is found TO WELD to the tried
efficacy of DR. Reye's Vegetable Specific, and
.lnti- Bilious Fills.
These two preparations combined, constitute
an eficacious remedy for the dyspepsia, even
after it has acquired the most obstinate character
and resisted every effort Of professional skill.
When both medicines are administered in con.
nexon according to plain and particular directions
accompanying the Vegetable Specific they thor
oughly cleanse the almentary canal of that viscid
mucus which is the proximate cause of the dis
! order and as tonic and stinulant, they restore
the healthy action and energy of the stomach,
and strengthen the debiltated system. The pro
pIietor can also confidently recommend the Veg
etabe Specific as one of the best remedies known
| for the sick head ache.
! Prepared, and sold wholesale. by T. KIDDER.
! proprietor Of the "ConwM Medicine" Counting
| Room in Chambers over No. 81, corner of Court
and tanover-strects, Boston, and at retail by his
| appointment, together with all the Conway Med
| iciRe, by
J. ROBINSON and J. GREEN & co. Uor.
| ceSter,
| HENRY ALLEN, Leominster.
| CARY, RICE, & Co, North Brook6eId
| CHARLES PARKMAN. UestborouTL
| JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Ur6yldge
I TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
and ofvarious Druggists, &c. III, on ghout the coun
| try.
Observe none are genuine unless signed T..
klDDER on the outside printed wrapi err
| r Large discount to dealers
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CREAM OF AMBER.

NOR removing Pimples, Spots, Freckles,
a and all eruptions Of the skin. gradually pro.
ducing soft, clean, and beautiful complexion.
AS remedy for Scroiula and Salt Rhenm. lis
merits stand unrvalled. The fullest reliance
may be placed upon the efficacy of the Cream Of
timber in all the cases above mentioned II not
only renders the skin beautifully soft, smooth
and clean, but, by perseverance, in its application
il promotes the free and uninterrupted exercise
Of those functions of the skin which are necessary
TO health. and the attainment and preservation OF
beautiful complexion Price e per bottle.
OF For Sale by JAMES GREEN IL CO.,
worcester. soiy July i6
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Worcester Poor House.

HNHE Selectmen of the town of Worcester
IL will receive Proposals until the first Mon
day of March next, either in writing brother
wise, from any person disposed to take charge
of the Poor House Establishment of said town
from and after the first day of April next. The
Proposals received will be delivered to the Board
of Overseers of the Poor which may be elected
for the ensuing year, who will, as soon as posi-
Bile, decide upon the applications which may be
made.
Any information upon the subject will be af-
forded by either of the present Board of Select
men upon application to them.
Persons disposed to contract with the town
for the situation are requested to make their
Proposals as early as may be convenient before
said first Monday of March.
For Selectmen of Worcester
PLINY MERRICK.
ChairmGn Of the Board
Worcester, Jan. 12, 1929. 7w2
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Northbridge. Jan. %. 1899.
Commissioners NOTICE.

SHE subscribers having been appointed, by
IL the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Pro.
bate for the County of Worcester, Commission.
ers to receive and examine the claims of the
creditors of the Estate of ISAAC DUNS.
MORE, late of Lunenburg, in said Ounty, but
last of the city of New York, deceased, repre-
sented insovent, hereby give notice, that six
months, from the sixth day of January instant
are allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and that we viii attend ia
that service at the Inn of Richard S. Bennett
IN Lunenburg, on the first Mondayn Februa.
airy, first Monday in May, and the first Mon
day in July next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ. ill
four O'Clock, P. NJ, on each of said taps.
JAMES GILLCHRIST.
JONATHAN PERKINS.
Lunenburr Jan. rs, 1890 ii
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Lunenburg, Jan. Is, 1899

EAE, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed, by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine. to re-
ceive and examine the claims of creditors to
the Estate of ITHAMAR WARD late of Phil
lipston, in the County of Worcester, Esq, de-
ceased, represented nsoIvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months are allowed TO creditors
to bring in and prove their clalTs and that
we shall attend that service at the late Dwell
ling House of said deceased, on the last FRIDAYS
OF February and June next, from to clock
P. NJ, on each of said days
JOHN JENISON.
JOSIAH HOWE.
Jan. 2, 1899. "A