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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

AZ Cour Of Probate holden al LNch.feld, 'cith-
i" and far the dishicfcf LitchieId, on the I'd
day Of May, 1912:
Present, Ralph G. Camp, Esq. Judge.
EHSTATE of GIDNEY VAN KUREN, late OF
AA Cornwall in said District, deceased.
The Administrator represents the estate
inso!vent, and prays the appointment OF
Commissioners thereon: Whcreupon Order
cd, that Commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims Of the creditors ut said
estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in
said iiichheld on the 10Th day of May 1912
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that all
persons Interested in said estate may be no.
tilted thereof, the Administrator will cause
this order to be published in n newspaper
printed in Litchfield, and post d copy there
Of on the public sign post nearest The place
where the deceased last dwelt in said Corn
wall. A true copy of Record.
4G* RALPH q. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

FENHE subscribers would respectfully in
torn their customers and the public, that
they have removed to the store lately occu-
pied by Sam'l p. BoIles IL few rods west Of
the Court House, where they have on hand
and will continue to manufacture, Hats Of
the latest fashion. and of superior quality,
which they now offer at reduced prices, for
cash, produce, or approved credit.
Cloth and Velvet Caps, for sale cheap.
KlLBORN & BRAMAN.
LiichfeM. AprI %, 1912. 4S
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uO g'1zE PUBLTC.

VENTE Subscriber having purchased that
Z well known and valuable Water PrIvi-
Iege, situated in the town of llarwinton, on
the Waterbury river, and recently owned by
Mr.. Caleb Morse, has erected a ssRA&T
MILL with three runs of stones, which is
now completed and in first rate order for
grinding all sorts of Grain, Plaster, &c.
Great pains have been taken in the selec-
ton of materials and in the construction Of
it; and the subscriber confidently believes
there is not mill of the kind in the county
superior if equal to it, and solicis public pa
tronage.
u1TGrain of various kinds, Flour, and Pas-
ter in the stone or ground, constantly on
hand, and for sale at said Mill.
J. M. CAMP.
Harwinion. Jan. 81, 1912. 30
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
MOORISH WOMEN.

Nothing can equal, says French wrl-
ter, the surprise of a European when rs
finds himself for the first time, face to face
with Il Moorish woman. Instead OF one
of these graceful and beautiful creatures,
whose description had inflamed his mex
perienced Imagination, he secs before him
nothing but white shapeless mass, which
seems to move itself with difficulty, and
would leave nothing to suspect life, were
it not for the dark and expressive eyes
which flash with brilliant lustre in tine
narrow space between the two wells, one of
which descendS as far as the middle Of the
forehead, while the other entirely covers
The lower part of the face. Much expert
ence and skill is requisite to Judge, through
this COLLECTION of drapery, under which the
Jealous MuSsulman husbands oblige their
wives to conceal their faces from profane
eyes, of the aye, or the style of beauty OF
an Algerine lady. Blu, the eyes Of an ex-
ercised observer triumphs over all those
obstacles, and from the little that hs is
permitted to see, he can judge of that
which they seek to conceal. Thus, for
example the presence of certain wrinkles
under the ankle bone is sufficient for him
to determine whether II woman is verglng
toward the decay of the limit which sepa-
rates youth from maturity, or if she has
passed it. 1t is without doubt to conceal
this troublesome index that great number
of the Moorish ladies have adopted the
European custom of wearing stockings
But there still exists another means 10 as
certain the chronology Of the dark beauty.
Ii the arch of the eyebrow presents Sleh-
der ridge, if the globe of the eye is deeply
sunk in the socket, the conclusion is nearly
certain that the sub ject under observation
has reached an epoch of life particular.
dreaded by the Algerinc lady for the
husband only loves her company SO long
as she preserves all the freshness and
charms Of youth, and the woman who has
reached thirty, tar from being, as in the
romance Of BaIzac, at the apogee of her
Empire and triumphs; has become for
some time past an object of indifference.
often evun OF Scorn.
There are other marks, even under the
veil for the handkerchief intended to CO.
yer the face being tied firmly behind the
head adheres very closely to the features.
The face of ii Moorish lady presents the
unsecmingIy effect of IA mask moulded in
plaster, and the veil translates, with dis
agreeable fidelity and accuracy the dep'es-
sion and angular projections of the ripe
age. The young Algerine beauties VIII"
haye all to gain and nothing to lose by suf-
taring themselves to be discovered, are
particularly careful TO use handkerchiefs
extremely thin, aud thus find means to re-
conciIe their natural coquelry with al ext
gency which they all i'll secre. curse.
| Ladies' Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

At u Cour IF Probate hOlIen al Sharon, n0Uhjn
ami for the District Of Sharon, on Ike 7th day
of ApriL A. ID. 1912:
Pre,em, Charles +. Sedgmick, Esq. Judge.
I'm motion Of William H. Walter, A9-
~ niustrntor on the estate OF Ruth Church
late Q: :>ha'on in said district, deceased, this
Court doth decree that six months from this
date he allowed and limited Ia the creditors
OF said estate 10 exhibit their claims ~ said
Administrator, aud also directs that public
notice be- given OF this order ny advertising
in newspaper published IN Litchtic'd. and
by posting "A copy thereof on public sign
post ia said town of Salisbury nearest the
last residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record.
40 CHAs. T. SEDGW7cK, Judge.
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70 E.WEDE.

PT.WSSN.
Also, Pumps for drawing water from cis.
terms, wells aud springs, furnished aud put II
IN operation aud iearranied
ALANSON ANDRCS.
Canton. A'rl 4, lsi2. 6mij
Relief noes Llsa a. par, ~ als lsllsG said ~Asn
he picked selnniAhB pocket,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

A MoNkEY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sner-
ally seem 10 thiHk that the monkey race
are not capable OF retaining lasting impress
sions but their memory is remarkably te-
nacious when striking events call it into
action. A monkey which was permitted
to run free, had frequently seen the men
servants in the great country kitchen, win
its huge fireplace, take down the powder
horn that stood on the chimney piece, and
throw few grains into the fire, TO make
Jemna and the rest of the maids jump aud
scream, which they always did on such oc-
c'sions very pretily. Pug watched his
opportunity, and when all WAS still, and he
had the kitchen entirely to himself, he
clambercd up, go, possession OF the we'll
Glled powder horn, perched himself very
gingerly on one side Of the horizontal
wheels placed for the support of saucepans,
right over the waning ashes OF an almost
| extinct wood fire, screwed of tho top OF
the horn, and reversed il over the CRATE
The explosion sent him half way up the
chimney! Before he was blown up, he
was snug, trim, we'll conditioned monkey
as Won would wish to see 10 a summer
day; he came down black, carbanated
niger in miniature, in an avalanche Of
burning SCOT. The thump with which no
pitched upon the hot ashes in the midst Of
the general flare up, aroused him t" sense
of his condition. He was missing for days.
Hunger at last drove him forth, and he
snedked into the house close singed, and
looking scared. He recovered with care,
but, like some other peTSonageS, he never
H. 6 III hat
became "a Sadder if not wiser monkey. II
ever Pug forgot himself and was trouble
some, you had only to take down the pow
der horn in his presence, and he was of to
his hole like shot, screaming and chatter
ing his jaws like pair Of cas.anets.
PLEADING TO AN INDICTMENT.-There
was rather laughable circumstance trans
pired at the Court of Sessions the other
day. A young woman was indicted for
stealing a quantity Of female wearing APP
parel, and other articles. The prosecuting
attorney commenced reading the speci6-
cations, charging, in the redundant Ian
guage of the law, the stealing OF ten times
lhe actual amount taken. AS the items
were being read over. The culprit stood with
expanded eyes, the very picture OF surprise
and establishment. After the enormous
catalogue was gone through with, the nt;"r'
ney, addressing the girl, asked, What
have you TO say to these charges Z
~ never stole halt OF the articles read
over by you !" was the response.
a general laugh atlesied to the lndi-
crousness OF the scene. Rochester Adp.
ToaS by john Tyler in 1880" pilgrim.
/ Presidents and Travelling Cabinets: the
frn,lul offspring OF the second Presidential
/ ietn-on. term and 40 re.eleclion-the besI
/ me resi- OF tue country dcmand twill not
/ the popular suffrage decree IL ia iei0!"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

Fore pssls sS ss; assSy se.
I'd iia ono q
sss sfn Ss ss .ss .s
ss u % ss s Sse ~ =
i.r. Is es 1. free from 'a" and generally ecop.s'Asd
VIA regard o he frs, Of these Ismarl.;-
aon5rthes T. for instance disease @ s con-
Time on from mon'h to month slides into 5sst Nov.
naturally hlckenug, and th.
part Or other Of the passage structure and qr!hsE .es! al
it is far from laying dcnan but is the hidden cause many
serious mssdes not only OF sexual but those ass Of nsr
what Especially lead. attention hi. disorder
70 the flow Of urine Is observed which quite mistake
striking change n hi. respect dimnSsd 10Y OF inss
ap!sd urine BELONGS only Inc Of
The q which snOfn RsoD.
how Of this description about hi. cry, and that
they will sell their n9.tIu%s long as any one will buy them
%sd..sly ssinos edge al he nsdeas the VERDI
ths for The writer consulted by person.
s M he aS 1 s all e
but whom seeing the real nature of the he has cured
With Of PIsvsSn,Ins these therefore
y done ahoush the SYM Of tIs disease
ne MANNER has been said the stream
drop two will steal away to little
nothing is more indicative Of structure The next -
The time GonoTTh0eG has remained tncred-lt Is dim
cult to say how long 0onorhDa elect and not
produce structure for naturally disposed ste
ure than another but general rule t sno9d Pc suffered
ground least for the suspicion OF The last
isss. i' So ssd nd
mental activity Thi: also is one Of us mo.t common eect
Not however, that alike in Individual bat
that the writer rarely Of structure land
gratifying also to witness uniform return OF spints, and
the disappearing Of other meiades a. the cac progresses
With regard the of Stncture hi: subject :uf
cent observe land stated with confidence and plea
srr that this cean free from PAIN and generally accom-
plishedn very little time. 30 much this could not have
been some yssr: but such has been the in
writer that he accomplish the Of structure
many days as formerly it demanded months.
The writer also begs state that for hYse who wish to un
called The Pvate 7rease" which only structure.
but the Of all those delicate diseases which require espe
cial and privacy directed in the plainest manner
be should consult the author personally and nothing wlur
prise them than the and certainty of his of
Separate rooms ALSO are arranged Tor those who may
It only remains say word the ground
which the public, and especially coming TO this city,
may rely Nth Confidence on what has been az VIII
Edinburgh, &C. &he has been engaged in the
ofhe.e diseases both in hospital and city practice, for
pre..y o. that be has testimonial Iert. bon shs
: o: x.ey Cooper Dr. Mott q New ee
Dr. rhynek Of PHILADELPHIA and othsn, and tht he permn
Ralph eenued at his private residence No. % Green
consulted BY post The little above referred 10 Is one
dollar d2 lm~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

V'HE PRIVATE TREATIsE-This u little volume on
certain diseases, which Convenient and utvsfo
Of stated the pisnest possible manner And
ALLEN no and :aa
continue on from month TO month, particularly dwe on
Such psSors viii Immediately The difficulties which inn
pede their whatever they may well the plan 70
oe punnsd in each particular obtained only Of the
anthor, Dr., Ralph, SO Greenwich st. Price 81,
DR.. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying he NAV
consulted the peculiar diseases above referred ahs
private residence, st any hour.
Awzrs however of the deep and just socitude which many
feel consult Of integrity well experiences In
these complaints the author deems give
e following short sketch Of the opportunities he had Ct
himself for this trust And this he Is th- inclined
many have assured him that for want Of information Of thin
kind they have selected from list Of advertising
who had boase most Of wonderful curesbut without
berest repentance lie therefore begs that
side his rank graduate Of Edinburgh &c &C. &C. he has
been wAhng these Diseases both In hospital and city practice
for than thirty and has published two editions Of
work expressly them Also that he has Testimonial letters
from physicians of Europe emf
Dr. Physick l.dephia and sthers and further,
that he has the privilege Of referring almost every phvsi
clan Of emnence this city. Nothing be stated he
Isves better ground OF confidence 10 those who stan
gers TO him.
may made by post and for such no has
little fivae chest containing thing for
Price siD, Dc imsr
NO, tPECK sLIP-DOCTOK CARPENTER, as usual.
dvos his entire nal attention 10 I'll relief OF tue a
dsc ite an riva,e cases. his old established and we'll
rsck Zip ensary, No Peck Slip, Pearl st.
W ChhIENIt,A begs leave TO ePprise those TO whom
he unknown that hs regularly educated phy stefan and
New York State Medical Society obtained his diploma
~ this city In the year 1913. But is
the paient 70 know Is the fact that he speedily and eeetuay
cues ms PATIENTS as thousands might and will testify
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LA IES NEED NOT DESPAIR

DIR. c; CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
teeth IL can be put into the tender INV
pain and with which becomes
INTO ONE hard solid body hus restoring an preser wing
itherto painful and useless eeth) arciay sound and
ert IN all their respective for e-preventing IN ALL
CASES, the necessity Of cxtracti Ladies the most d
guished society their testimonials the most vivid
terms to its efficacy. The Editor of the Evening Post
-: admirably adopted for tender teeth and
and Dr. Castle teeth with great
and ability" he New York Aurora says II mai
The teeth IN all respects perfect for lfe The Sum- says
Castle has OBJ aoed much cee brty for his
q Milling the teeth" The mos, eminent gentlemen of the
Medical Faculty, have personally tired and recommend Dr.
Castles rasts for filling the teeth looth-sche Pills, Of
which put in the aching tooth, will effect permanent cure.
- From the Journal Of Commerce
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON.-Dr.
Castle has replaced by ingenious piece of dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the upper and jaw bones
shot away in the Of Lieut. s., of the ". s. NJ who
with this terrible severe casualty while in pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida We have letters Gom Lieut.
confrmaory Of this extraordinary and entire
that the loss Of these important organs skuy replaced BY
pr Castle Of regret the Lieutenant
pherc whch he first Introduced the notice Of the
puelIe N ss Pr Castle refers 70 the Sp,nish French
and English A%bs;;ssdo I sosshop the spani,h Consul
6 johnson rIe1dse, q ss Medical Society M.
a S 1s:S y:, D sHy] D., 1 IS; ~ &hs';Y:n
so7' - 10. -, d im'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

1WN1 TO Che ceeby, efcacy, and invaabls 81
~ Madame Restells Female Monthly Pills in all csses OF
resusy steppase Of those junction.. of
their introduction the United States about four yssr
co9hterie and limitations constantly attempted to b
sstweys cent. boI "a; up u different boxes. and called
possible al one or two dollars box Females are Therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose uon them II
sufficient here to state that all Female Monthly Pills are coun
teres except those sold Madame Resteps Principal Jcs
M Greenwich street, New York snd Essex street, boston
Price 81 Madame Restels written on the csvcI
of each boz.
They be used by married SINGLE by following
the directions enclosed inside OF each box Sold
poniment at 2s4 Grand street. Of Aileo New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09

HAIR OIL.-There oil in the world that good
bad 10 the hair Every body knows that when the
burned viii grow again good All tina powders
for dying the hair nothing but mixture Of lime and
the hair are and spirits buIn in the
wllgrow no matter how times is burned; and every
body knows also tha the head full dandu the hair
begins and badness follows From
Of twenty year, beag hair cueT and having the opportunity
myself great congestion known Pastors Hair Oil,
Compound Essential Oil ofAlmonds" for destroying dandru
preventing the hair from coming and turning grey This
imsble Hair OIL will make the hair grow we matter how
For SALE wholesale and retail A. PASTORS, Hair Cut
ter l65 Greenwich street, New Aork Price 50 bottle
nj lrnAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
HULL'S TRUSSES.

~ y nav sy upoa tn. best
Ss ys'is 81. : 6 S d &c
eh pad Of Hu' usses TO see they are sadGIssd Sy VI
%sny have Undertaken TO vend imitation, Of HuIs
celebrated ruses and thousands imposed eonse
These limitations cannot be relied upon they are
made by unskf mechanics and are no better than the ord
have been fitted No street. s.eq%.,sy
ment where female in constant attendance to wat upon
EXPERIEN NOE
FSYa siEsS
+ 3 ca Si!s X ND
Lawyers, Professors rich and poor high and owin fact
ss: he :y .is ssa a s% af
D% Hunter sni,h Roger ysndeIpoo Scott. and ioa,
shensIs LozenSes daily, their practice. shermans Me-
sNd 81 Ssi
saa 81 bs @ and member Of The Medical q. 80
'''' co ii Oh f cOEDs, CONSUMPTION.
%I sSs Ssssa
r4sS sp
81 xnSay 5s
Mr. seetsr. and hundreds Of Others where they had
been '''sh up a. W ;';6issS!s' CAUSE DEATH
@ h bsns Cd bs
mans Worn Lo1ense: would give them immediate fslis
Hundreds Of instances have where
yap % f%ss s
stored them 70 health and happiness How often have moth
blessing. for the RESTORATION Of The dear beloved
Never before has perfect remedy been discovered fo the
's eradication E d sinai Sf r8IPfrAr1oN
ssd Fns Ds,
headaches. IN minutes In set they ops
arc
them OF all iassitude and oppression.
Warehouse ls6 Nassau street Agens-Churchs les Bow
Broadway; Codingicn 7 Hudson Rushton and Aspinwas
three stores and lss Fulton street, Brooklyn State
BOSTON, and Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia an6r
MADAME COsTELLO-Female Periodical Pills guar
come irregular from colds other Their Of
action has long been by the medical profession
des-ndeed these Pills their effects
sometimes necessary their though they contain
Mho nss s III b
penad where the Pills sold genuine Price 81 per
n3 lmsr
DORTABLE BLACk SMITHS FORGES.-The suD-
PATENT Forge asd BoM bS ssT.
have been called for and introduced nearly all parts
United States is we believe sufficient evidence Of their
utility and convenence being portable and compact
them Tar The oyer the common Forge for Shipping
factories and ali pose. of Which The o1dsS~
used Those manufactured for the u s. Navy Wrough
would refer those wishing to purchase to some few who
can recommend them from personal as well general know
ledge, VIZ
Re% a.ass Fas ss
generally. GAY T. TEBAULT,
s21 3msvr Of Old slIp and tiers f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS.
THE COLLEGE OF
M E DLCINE AND PHAR MACY

EJAVE prepared a number Of Private Medicine Chests
~ each Containing roprate quantity of Frenc
Medicines for the Of peculiar class of which
have unfortunately fallen under the
menl Of Ignorant quack consequence OF the
which patients thus afflicted exhibit applying for medical
advice from respectable physicians. In the
planned safe and eeca treatment will be gained BY
such patients without the making disclosure
their The Medicne Chest" contains such quantity
appropriate medicine as guaranteed 70 effect perfect cure
each chest The remedies applicable to all forms the dis
The Chests containing remedies for syphiuc diseases
sold for IS eac-he chests remedies Tor sonOhoes
and geet 50 EACH had Of the Principal Agent Of the
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College 81 NASSAU street.
NBCases forwarded I'll parts of the Union, the Canada,
and West Indies
yratuousy obtain whate additional advice sy desire
during the progress 0ftheir so I'm '.~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
CURE i CHRONIC DISEASES.

DR. +. PRUDHOMME, from Paris, disciple of the illus
II trous Hahnemann, whose science and doctrines have
aonshed all Europe and gathered around him crowd Of
eminent physicians his Instructions aud
poh by his experience the public that he has
selected New York the place of his abors and of his
manent residence.
Dr. has been protest. ,nay and intimately connected
rance with whose honOred and revefenced
In this countr and during year, Iaccs, he has visited
many parts OF the United Staes and Of the West indies with
view eucdae several points in science till then involved
in much doubt and obscurity.
He Just from Paris where he has been commun
cate he result Of his observations the Gallo Society Of
which he ubeI, and diffuse the
fruits Of his experience and the blessings Of hesth.
Ia the his travels aud has by
which bad stistd other mode Of usstme.. nsssoxe
that besides al maladies reputed ncuabe there
ne disease DREADFUL inveteate, such Consumption
diseases OF the skin Cancer, Fistua of all kinds
Serophua' Dropsy &c, that he cannot entirely
By the ehod all and children
promptly and radically cured
DR.. may be consulted day, from 10 A. to 2P NJ
at his Office 70 Duane street, Broadway. Consultations
given in the English. French German, Spanish and Italian
languages. nj 3m*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-09
CAUTION TO FEMALES

l inform lades who with proper de,icacy have repug.
nance the treatment OF their complaints Of their
that all she attends ersonaly her
peence practice and knowledge enables her do She
deems necessary to ate this she does not wish be
classed with the pretenders continually and
ing advertising Female Physicians who ignorant
incompetent themselves obliged 10 scarcely loss
ignorant quac experiment instead Consulting paros and
residence las Greenwich street, between Couandt and Lii
nil ms =