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FOR FnnrALHs.
nF Dr. ReIfe.s Aromot;c Pills,.

N-E &AAVUbe6t@L lsqe HAVE been long celebrated as most valuable and
 clicacious remedy against those general com. gaints pecnar to the female portion o! society. They Seanse purify, and promote free and brisk circula. ion Of the blood. when become sluggish aud angud f5cm the alicting ailments for which these Pills are
 Ale and efectua specific They assist the suspended sperations of ihs sanguierous system, when nature SAaures t, and recfy che irregular hats of the un.
 .ay e9sss wsss :.ss!s and PsslSl sass saEss v6 remedy in obstrucsiOhs. debility, hypochOndra, asxen sickness, gddiness, papation ofthe eart bad
 isestion, loathing of food, pains of the stomach,
 Iarfness of breath upon every little 0tion sinking lTshe spirits, and s consequence dejected conne-
 ee md dislike for exercise and conversation. They M mnually conducive to tine health of married ladies,
 in cases of pregnancy, Gs hectic and $ c6asomp. S mp Y administered to great advantage mensh cr more z Hr accouchment, for ihe purpose of cleansing the
 S.em and pnFgiag those gross humors, which, when
 fAined, lay the foundati of numerous diseases and er fe inca1tous subject unhealthy for life They zzhd also be taken by all women from 45 to 5O, to tlpe dangerous disorders consequent upon that
 ;sical pcriod of femae life. They have heen further aSnd, by experience, to afo'd powerful remedy in A8 pochondriac, hysteric and vaporsh disorders, kolh m men and scOnsen, whose nervous system they sstengshen and regulate, nd nature'n throwing oH lkose gross and superabundant humors which produce
 eanchoiy aud depression of eprits renOyate the be alg reaninsae the mind, and didase general cheer
 lness and elasticity throughout the whole system lIF The above valuable medicines, prepared from she original Recipe in Ms. the late Dr.. WIT Con
 ay hy his immediate slccessor and the sole proprie' Sor, T. KlDDEH. and sold ny him at his Counting. Room, oyer No. go, Coart.ssrcets head of Hanover. street. near Concen Hall. Boston, and by his epecia appointncnt together with at the valuable medicines s.s prepared by the Late Dr. Conway, by
 Samuel. Buei. Liichfeld, Ed,card Cosctes F South Farms. Daniel Norton, CGnGdH, ana y. c. Hatch. Nesc- Preston.
 t9f Observe has hoAe are gcnnine without the wsl aA ai0matsra nf Y. KlDDER. the outside printed wrapper. large discouht made to those who buy tt seIl ngain. - z,..a- .sstg . s iye5w28
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NOTICE.

CIX months from this date are allowed by 'O the Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis trict of LitchReld for the. creditors to the es- tate of ss.. .e.
 ELIZABETH FRISBIE, late of Litchtield. deceased. to exhibit their claisns duly attesteG, after which time no cIaims will be allowed-aDd all persons in- debted fo said estate are requested to make immediate payment. & f
 LEVI FRISBIE, .a.,-.
 ASA II. BOLLES,
 Lieekfed, Jssne q, 1880 as@e74 sss s6i
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THE DRUNKARD,s TREE.

3AaA9 4S4NO4N1AAB&Ds0 41&8IGo 6 FRY d, The 4A ea4 ~@ es Sin of a.f ss.
 DRUNKENNESS Expels Reason, drowns
 Memory, disiempers the Body, Deaces Bea4ty. dinninishes Strength sCorrupts the Blood. inRames the Liver, Weakens the Brain, turns men into walking Hospitals, causes iuiernal external and incuraRl, Wonnds: Is Witch to the Senses, a Devil To the Soul, Thief 10 the Purse, the beggara companion, Wife's woe, And Chudren's sorrow makes Man become Beast and
 "A Self Murderer, who %. a.f @as Drinks to Others' ], ,5sas good health and robs himself Of his own
 nor is this sH7 ~ all; it. ex. poses tO Nr the Dl- ..,.. vine
 zg
 s.E tss Egm ~a4 a.,. 5sG
 zE Such are
 some of the
 evilssprnging from the root of rs4r DRUNKENNESS! ,r
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Da9fries' H;g1ty Appsr-oped Eye Watsr |!

VSHLS safe and powerful wash for sore or intlamed
 Eyes, stands pfe-ealiRent among the multitude of ordinary preparations for this purpose. The most that delicate organ. yield this highly approved Eve Water which will brace and restore the tone of the dise.sed parts On recent sore eyes the effect high Y saidtary In eases of years standing the most Sn- expected relief has been receiyed afSer other ann cations of inferior efficacy had failed. Necklaces sore xess, and other complaints of the Eyes, proceeding from cotds, have been permanently removed. Those yo use t pronounce to be the best preparation for uase complanisthey ever met with especially in ob. sitRate cases of soreness and inflammation. Price 05 cents per bottle.
 's-ss fs ,~ ALSO, 'Ag, ,a3s
 The celebrated [dnsbriam Tooth 1Ache PILLS, which give immediate reef without the least injury fo the feeth. On trial this will he found one of the best remedies known for this painful com plaint. Price 50 cents box. s
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! CERTAIN CURE FOR IHE ITCH.

ai0 hity and infectious disorder, be it ever 50 tn.
 veteFate, may be cured in one hoars application hF the use of DUMFRIES' OINTMENT. 1t is un. taiIed Tor the pleasantneas ease, expedition safey nd certainty with which it produces perfect cure of Ih,s dlsease The ointment s known to be % certain ad expeditions in its operation asto effect cure in ge hoas application onfy; without any hazard of tn ksng cold, as the composition does not contain the leas particle of mercury, any other dangerous n- KFedent; may be applied with perfect safety to wo. men m any state, and even children at the breast
 Price S7 l-2 cents box--with ample directions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21

! Prince OF Orange Nassau, Whose whole family
had long governed the United Provinces, under
| the title OF Stakeholder, aud who brought the
| additional recommendation Of having nsser 81
ded with the French
These dispositions were pleasing 10 neither
| Dutch nor Belgans. The former had hoped TO
see their ancient republic revived, aud looked
with some suspicion AT the crown which was 10
decorate the brows oil their ruler However,
their ola Constitution was 10 he adopted without
many chsnges, anil iheir vanity was grained
bv The reflection lhat QUE OF their own county
aud religion had been chosen Tor thom.
fhe Belgian. nn the other hand, were loud
in their Interpretation. They considered them
selves in manner subjected to the Dutch, who
they orrsaw would avea performance III tleir
councils besides, they looked WITH horror On
hereto Sovereign, who might well b. ihelined
To overthrow their religious 'nsniulons Their
olamours were suspended 10y Br"napare's re-
turn from Elba, when their country became
the arena IN winch the late ot Europe was
again decided The took part with the allies
per force, and no confidence WAS placed IN
their troops, VIM we've kept Inactive ofh'ha the
British lines nj Waterloo, and would doubtless
have received Nnpoleon with enthusiasm. had
the fortune of the day bren other'""e,
Soon aherithat event an assembly OF Notahles
ron Tue uItPTpni provinces WIS ApuFfhbH >
aud constituiio submits ed to hen winch was
certainly mora liberal than could have heeo ex-
pected al tha at period.-Aluch discus s'on. however
took place, Il il nIerwrni many alterations be-
fore il was ratified. .ihe people are divided into
three orders thu nobltg--'he mhabhanis ot
towns who represent the commercial ialeresi--
aud those OF the country Tor agricultural. BY
these three orders Of the people, are elected the
representatives Of the provincial legislatures ;
each OF which manages the internal affairs OF It's
own State, and elects the representatives. oi the
lower house of the Siaes General OF Congress
ri he whole kingdom. The upper house Is
in number not less ihhn forty, nor more Than
siIIv. WHO appointed by the King, aud hold
their offices for lite. hut do not transmit them
10 their posterlty. The lower house contains
one hundred and Two The counc'l OF state
consists Of twenty -lonr persons chosen by
the King, who presides al 'heu mae'ings
aud to whom all acts are presented Tor ratihca
! ton.
William Frederick. King OF the Netherlands
is about 90 years ofage. I!e married SISTER
OF the King of Prussia. ANA had two sons aud q
daughter. The eldest son, tho ffnca O.
Orange, IS the same who was proposed as 4
husband lnr the Princess OF EngIann. lie ha
since married "a sitter o the Emperor oil Hos'ia
aud has several children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21

From the N. T.. Farmer.
&. FEssENpEH, ESQ.

THOMAS G. FEssENpEH, ESQ.
Dear oT-l intend sending you list Of
years from the old Catalogue which | have
selected from III sorts. They are arranged
according 10 the time OF their ripenlng, and are
accompanied with some remarks suitable u the
CHARACTER OF the respective fruits IT, in your
opinion such list will he of any service TO
'ne public. who take an interest in the cuiuva-
Won oil these fruits, You can publish il il you
tomk that II is not required, you can suppress
H.
am aware that the taste OF hortculinrist
suns at present altogether on ,he new varieties,
winch have heen raised IN Europe, or found
here as wildings. But doub, II any one OF these
WI De found TO equal many of the old fruits
winch have been so long and so deseryedly
celebrated throughout Chrl.tendon.
ifls true that maav Of the best of the old
gears are liable to bias, aud crack, when raised
N me open country but this is not the case in
tnck settledtowns, where these fruits may still
"s cultivated with great advantage. The St.
HhChaei. Brown Buerre, Crassanne, ST. Ger
man, 'lrsonlense, and Chaumontal may all De
Susnt TO as great perfection in Philadelphia,
4'e" fork, Hartford, Boston, Salem, aud m a.
ess popaions towns, both On the sea coast
:" Tue western country, as they are in
'o' "nefe tuey are esteemed among the
go. 'a'uao'e productions ofthe garden These
80. "'en properly cultivated, and well ma
49,, ave M qoalled by any Of the new species
- '.as. as YET seen and regret the pre-
Juice .nat IS raised against them among cult
"UrS III this country, because fenr that il " III
| NC many years before they are entirely e
educated from the American soil.
N 'csafos the new sorts of pears, raised In
,.fope, we have yet to learn how many of
- y. VIII bear our harsh climate when raised
!, ,ui n open country. Until this is asceitained
n, u' seems to me, be best 10 preserve some
n.,t e valuable kinds above mentioned. that
n"'i experiments may be made, with view
Condemned. '"'' arc 'o'ahy
in ,s;. manner 10 which we plant Fruit Trees
'u"'fy IL perhaps one reason why thew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21
THE BELGIANS.

From The PeHHSyiUnnln inquirer.
MANY Intelligent persons have not until lately
given sufficient artrn ION 10 Enropean All AIRS Ia
understand the exact position and condition oil
the Netherlands. When the empire OF Napo-
leon wus broken asunder in 1914. new diyis
ions Of dominions were formed III Europe by
The Allied powers. The Kingdom Of the Meth.
erlsnds. or Low Countries, was then Great ed al
the congress of Vienna. The Dutch, OF what
was formerly the Republic of the Lover Unit
ed Provinces are strict and ALMOST always ex'
elusive Professionals ;ihey speak dialect OF the
German, and have always been noted for the
phlegmatic codness OF their character.
The Belgians, who occupy the other pro.
yiocas. are most warm and hearty Catholics
,h.,r language has no resemblance to that oil
THAR other fellow subjects, being essentially
French, with mixture of German, Spanish. &
words of uncertain origin and TO complete the
contrast. they have always been reckoned The
most fiery and iree thinking of mankind.
Their history is one OF codtention with the yari.
Gus powers which have held them IN subIection,
until they we're conquered from the AUsIrians
during the revolution, aud incorporated, into
the French Republic. Separated by no natn-
raj boundaries, they soon assimilaied with
their fellow subjscfs, aad 10 every point
were viewed as u mosl important part OF The
nation.
Politically. the possession of both countries
is essential TO that predominance at which the
rulers of France have always aimed. The
Dutch provinces offered a long llne OF sea-cost,
favorable to their commerce, and afordmg the
greatest facilities for riyslling Great Britain
IN nesce. or excluding her 10 war. Belgium,
BIZ ms dense and active population, its admirable
fortressps, aod its geographical position, pre-
sented a barrier to Invasion from the north
The couatry. too, is fertile. Astounding in coal,
iron and sulphur and manufactures OF various
kinds are carried to all extent, and degFes
of excellence, unknown elsewhere on the con-
tinent. these advantages were much Increased
during her connection with France. which al,
torded ready market for both raw and
fabricated articles. To the allies these we're
suficien, reasons fer placing them ~ o'hei
hands and the crown was bestowed aPoh tho
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in the All. hns deere ed the fall OF tyranny, and
the humiliation Of insoient and eapaeious afs'oc
racy that II is n sure guaranty tdf tue hee"o"'
of The Press and tho righis OF rep esehlhto" !
and "a an ensign oil virtue and lpsiie', heh""s
over our heads, which calls 1ofin Tor io''e"'
prayers for the happiness OF those VINO erse'
ted Ihi. standard, that the survivors oil we
combat In France, may enjoy through i'io eou
choicest blessings +; and that every ia,fest anu
sweetest flower may bloom 90 tho graves OF thc
slain.
Now what was this tri-coiourfd gdg,-anu
what, under all circumstances of time ana
place. has II hnen We are old enough to
rcnrmber when IL was set up 70, tho first time !
and To recall TO mind the whole catalogue
of hntr,ble villains who collected aronnn
il, and not one ui whom survived the gnho
tine
Tue tIicolonreh dag, now waving ia France,
wa, the standard of bloodsheda rapine, hna eo"'
h,cstion. 10, ten long years Ii waved over me
ruins OF all public honor and private property )
over tha wreck of all relig ioo aud pet, iover
the actual banish meat of tho Christian iahb,
whilst Informed tho conspicuous ornamento o. the
Goddess oil Liberty as she was pafadeh naKen
through the streets Of Paris Ihis Nag was
dyed IN oceans OF the best and pnrest blood VI
France, aud was the constant synhoi of every
ambition and robbery, aud was the infamous
standard Of the aposlate Buonapa,ie IN tstp',
aud all the ruifians who plund,red the cout'.
nent oil Europe. 1.-The Marss, the so"lt', and
the rea OF the Military crew of robbers.
But can England be seriously ,ns,lel tn rally
to such a standard. aud to initiate aud eon'e-
crate thu principles which nour,shrd nader u
God forbid i---Bu, tue truth must he spoken
many ara now n, work in the same manner
AS they worked in the year 1903, aud II Is a
gslnst such people tina, wa desire 10 guatd th'
unwary. One eleetusl wa, will be, that Gov
arnment, by rigid non-inierleienee 10 the
affairs OF France, should give no occasion to
popular discomfort. We truly hope, bad AZ
have been the fruits Of this standard IN former
tunes, that France may ENJOY liberty ana So
| cial ord r under II but we much deapt II. We
| wish her every good in the why 81 liberty, pub
lie peaes and happincs but NC assnf no soo'
result from his standard.
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BrookIine, Oct. 4th, 1890.
From The New York Gaydener.
OCTOBER.

OCTOBER.
| The iudCi,us farmer will always so cultivate
! his land as to prove its productive powers.
! He will msnurp, plough and SOW with that obs
! ject in view. No immediate profit will ever
tempt him to a practice in furious 10 tie fertility
oil his soil.
At certain periods aud under certain circum.
stances, be may very properly have recourse to
the expensive method Of sumner following.
The stubborn nature of some soils imperiously
demands it, Wherever the roots OF quitch-
! grass abound, there is 10 means more certain
to destroy them. In the spring, our lands are
never sufficiently dry 10 be materially benefit
ted by ploughlng iadred 1t not unreqnently
happens that in order 10 procure IN season
seed he'd for our spring crops we are compel
led with the plough and harrow TO injure the
productive quaiiits of clay or lnamv soils. In
tnis coun 'ry, where land is plenty L. cheap, X
labor comparatively higb .itmay be good farming
TO sumn er fallow such land every sixth or sew
enth year, and not oiiener, II you Will oh
serve greater rotation oi crops. In this
you should be directed by local c'rcum'tauces,
and The market demand Ton the several kinds OF
grain.
Free the surface Of your land from every i'm
pediment TO good tillsge, aud let your crops
succeed each other in the follo.'ng order -
he SO. n 10 wheat OF rye as soon after harvest
as possible, plough in the stnboie, IN The spring
of the third year, cross-pleugh, and plant to
in,tian corn tins must be succeeded the fourth
ypar. with barley or oats, and stocked down
witt, clover Giteen pounds TO tic acre. he
grass may he moved or pasinred Two or thfee
wears, and again have recourse to summer
fal ow.
A practice OF this kind will improve your
laod without the expense of manure Dut u
would be well if you could afford coat OF sta,
bic manure, once, al least, IN this course anu
let that be put on Just previous to the corn or
barley. and immediately covered win the iur-
row.
In cultiyaung your garden, keep the same
principles in view hui here naRen summer
| fsllow is never necessary. Ihe crops w your
garden are taken oA at so many d'hereh'
periods. and some of them so early IN me sea-
son, that opportunity is always Sa'heu 'o'
working the ground IN the comple'es' man
ner:
II isa mistaken idea, that land ever requires
absolute rest Let the tlage be well pefIor,n-
ed let its productions be judieiousy varied lei
suitable manure be properly applied aud your
soil viii every year Improve.
Good tillage is Indispensable, upon lar" u
garden and here you will have exercise lot
observation and Judgment. The same oep'i'
aud number Of plougbings which would DC p,o-
per upon some land, you will hnd quite ih'uh
Gent, or improper upoa others. All cisy "
ioarny soils are greatly benhtted by iai plough
| ing. The winter frost will more ehectuaht
pulverize such land than all the labor you can
| bestow; besides, there is no praciice Moi'
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TERMS,

For 81 per annaHi, payable IN aoFa s,x months
nr,op viii he received for less time
and 40 paper will be diseoutnuea 'oe na,g.
FSs @a viii &c al 50 cents Per
(or os the r, time and ~ IN ss, ss pad for
Continuance. Those or the payment assumed by
p,s"p rn,p 30 ,9h LynehsaTg
SOM Sp,s, orders not exceeding two sauarass'
i",Sr'ou ,oa M Il,s.ssd tn the Editors must DC P"''
u ~ ~. NJ viii moi be attended t.
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destructive Of grab-worms, nor can land be
made fit for spring gram IN any other way 30
cheap
sandy soil may he wrought in different
"a, nner. Here spring ploughing can be per
formed without injury, nor does this kind oil soil
require the aid OF frnst 10 make It fine and
light. A skil0h ser,cul,urast Is fully satisfied
of these truths, aud directs bls business accord.
ingly.
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VOL. IX.--NO. 10.

acquaintance. could not help thinking OF him
shut my eyes, and began to forget myself,
when, whether I was awake or asleep, or be-
tween both, | cannot tell--bot suddenly felt
two bony hands grasp my ANGLES, and pull me
down the bed !: IL II had been real, IL could not
have been more distinct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21
pOETR Y.
From The Token for 1881.
THE LAST REQUEST.

The BAol hce0 -
BY B. Z. THAcHkR
gnry me nv the Oceans side
O give me grave ." me 'eise v '''''
Where the noble tide,
xVh.n ,he sea-1a,es blow, my marble may
sweep
And the glistening SURF
Shall burst on my turi,
Aud batbe nv cold bosom IN dea'h as
sleep
vaat the yesper al eye-tdll may rug Ger my
grave,
Like tne hymn of the orr.
q, The hnm of the shell 10 the silent wave
Or an anthem roar
Snail be bear on the shore
By the Storm and the surge IKE march OF me
brave.
Bury me by the deep,
Where n living f,otsten never may tread
And come not o weep
6 wake not with sorrow the dream oil Inc
dead
But leave me the dirge
Ofthe breaking surge,
And the silent tears OF Tue sea on my bead
And grave 10 Parian praise
Purple 70 turf for the hear'less tomf'-
Aud burn no holy blaze,
70 aa,ier the awe of its solemn gloom
For the holier ight
Ofthe siar-eyed night
Aod the violet morning my rest will liinme
And hnnors, more dear
Than Of sorrow and love, shall be strewn on
nv clay
By the young green wear,
With its fragrant dews aud is crimson array
q leave me to sleep
On The verge of the deep,
"a the say aud tie seas shall have past away
MO
TOBACCO.
There has bpen great deal said in denun,
cation OF tobacco, and few have dar-d TO lift
apeu in lis defence The writer ofihe follow
sg must have had a fume Of inspiration from
one Of Slve,ss best Havana, if not Gom eai
or,he real Viz mia weed
Who most naliciously join hand and hand,
'lhe goidea plant TO hanish from the land,
Who'd break our pipes, aud from our mouths
pluck out
Ina or;d we roll with pleasure there about
Aod zen the mild cigar would from us tear,
lVbose o6orons breath dispsls the clouds Of
care; 49,
They never sure, at night when all was sflli'
Did the clay pipe with gene Gus measure fill,
And sitting in an arL. chair AT the door,
The white smoke from their lips IN .oiune'
pour,
Observe il circling upwards to the sky,
Aud IN fantastic shapes behold II fy
The thought-creang weed. they cannot know
This sovereign remedy Tor inward va,
They're strangers to; the soft delights II y'el IS
And calm content that every smoker feels,
May they he ignorant of, until mosquitoes
Shall cozen round their ears, aud bite their
Till gaIappeIs hive upon their head.
And by them he each minute six times bled,
And then ohlige'la broken pipe to get,
Ard may The cutsnd-Jry they use b. wet
Then may they draw, aud puff and swea', anC
wheeae,
And all their smoke not make the insect.
sneeZe. FUME.
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Bury me by the sea--
Iaai the vesper a, eve-id'l may ''ng Ger III
grave,
Like tne by nm Of the bee.
n. h. nun ort i,e shell 10 the silent wave
Or an anthem roar
Snail be beat on the shore
Re- ,he Storm aud the surge, like march Of Il
brave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21

Effect Of Terror upon the ImaginatiOn'-The
late DIR. Goocb, in early life, served an apprrn-
ticeship at Yarmouth aud had TO sleep a, the
top of his masters house. in a room in which
there was a skeleton "One night says he.
:" went to bed the moonlight which feel
bright into my Room, showed me distinctly the
pannslled dsoF behind which hung my silont