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New England House,

No. III Broadway, nearly opposite Wal Street,
New York.
~ TINE above named house having Undergone mate
eA rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
-s,sA manner Tor Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford most desirable
c0mmodations all who may desire quetness and agree
able society," 1t strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes it
pleasant for business The proprietor the
public and his former friends that every exerton will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
ronage he already received for which he very CRATE
ful. N b. Price 81 % per day.
Aug. s. 1876. stiff p. WIGHT Proprietor.
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

FTHE subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention Of the
public specimens OF Daguerreotype Miniature Por-
traits executed by him. He has recently made some
hghy successful experiments, by which, with the aid of
superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepara
lions the time required sitting materially shortened
while The picture retains the character with those
which have received the commentator Of the patrons OF
this est blishmeni. BY the rApidy with which he is
enabled operate the difficulty that many experience
especially chdren in preserving such fixed position of
body and features will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, a great extent ubviaied.
Ladies and gentlemen impeed either by curiosity or
desire to obtain perfect sembance of themselves are
respectfully invited to call and view collection OF spec.
linens of the art, at
Rooms SO Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH,
Boston, Sept. 30, 1876. dwtf (Laie Llch & Whipple
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New Iron Store,

NO. rs .N-ALN STREET, WORCESTER.
RICHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
Z hand and for sae-Cheap for CGsh-English Refined
Banks, Old Sable, Norway sweedes, and Band RON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds Shapes-Ul.
ster ii0oPS-BEST CAST STEEL, Sandersons
Naytors and Jessop's-German @ Coach Spring steal
Also Russia and English Sheet Iron Grow Bars-vices-
AXES and Boxes-Ho-se NailsSheet Lead and Zinc &C.
H., l.. & co. are Manufacturers of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
ana az snort notice ITParcuar attention paid to Fac
Tory Merk-Iln Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs
SIOV rs OF all descriptions constantly for sale at the
very lowest prices at the OLD STAND of H. A. RICHARD
SUN, JeV doors north ofthe Eagle Hotel
April ~ II No. IS Main St, Worcester.
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PATEMT.S.
.dmerican and Foreagn Office, and Agency of the
U. S. Patent O6fce WASHINGTON
No. % State 2freef - Rosfon

'dneTecdn ana F0Teags OD1ce, and Agency of the
U. S. Patent O6fce Washington,
No. % State 3treet, Boston.
THE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission.
er OF Patents is agent OF the u S. Patent Office 0I the
purpose Of receiving and fol wadng the same all such
models specimens OF ingrediei Is all manufactures as
shan be intended to be patented deposited therein
which VIII be received and forwarded free of expense and
fsk TO their owners and with all possible Dispatch The
subscriber VIII prepare specifications assign
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works for es
tabishng The validity utility of Inventions and render
advce on all legal and scientific respecting the
same Iatents secured in Europe and other countries
BY application at this Office, inventors are saved the
time ano expense of journey Washington and DELAY
there as well all personal trouble in obtaining their p-
tents The experience of fourteen years practce-an ex
tehsve collection of works, Documents decisions
&C. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Isws-and
patents OF different countries collected mucn expense
during the long time this office has been established and
70 winch daily additions are being maue, together with
counts here kept of inventions patented Washington
enable me to afford Important assistance and information
10 inventors DESTROYS o securing PATENTS which in other
respects might be difficult OF attainment.
weodlyS3 r. II. EDDY, Civil Engineer
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Mutual Fire Insurance.


TIME HOLYOKE MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE
L COMPANY IN LEM, commenced operations May
23 s43 The numb 81 Policies which have heen alreud!
issued BY said cumpa 1879. Amount of property in
sured mare than 81 900 Amount OF capital in Pre-
MUM Notes is $3.50 Insurance for the term OF six
wears. A greater Il Mt than $4,000 taken any
one risk Properly eined extra hazardous, taken.
Ohm S. WILLIAMS President
JOHN I. BURMA Secretary.
Salem, Oct %, Is
NJ N. b. Application for Insurance may be made to
EUCLID CIADSEY, Agent, No. 4, Central Exchange
Worcester, Nov. 4, 1916. 44t
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TUE PROTECTION ms. co.

Office No. s, Exchange Buildings, NORTH of thu
State House, Hartford CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature OF
l Connecticut with Capital Of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for thepurpose of effect
ing FIRE and Marine Insurance, and has the power of in
ereasing its Capital to Half Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses Stores, Mills, Fac
tories Barns and their contents and all cthel insurahe
property against loss and damage by fire. The Of
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for ring
protect himself against the ravages of this destruc
element The the Office pursues in transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment OF lossea
is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity, referred, for
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS, Esq., his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford JulV 7. 1874. lv
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House and Lots for Sale,

- NEW and Elegant HOUSE on vernant Street.
fDSM N Also, House LOTS Laurel Hll--many
3. of them commanding the est view of Worcester OF
any lots in the market A. MERRIFELD.
Worcester March II. w3tdn
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NJ. E. Health Insurance Company,
rAPITA @000 600.


gy1HE New England Health Insurance Company, OF Nor
l. wch with capital OF $200O0O paid IN and invested
according conditions OF their charter granted Of me
last session the legislature OF Connecticut are ready q
insure the health Of males, between The ages o. heeh anu
payment of Fue Dollars premium per annum they guar.
anee 10 pay to the insured -Four DpSdrs week IN case
of sickness or any accident which may prevent him ron
pursuing his vocation for the time he is thus disabled dur
ing the year. ghe Company is conducted on the mutual
principle ths, all holders OF policies Will share IN ne
prots Of che concern without being required 10 give any
premium note being subject 20 any assessment or any
other expense excepting twenty-five cents for the trouble
expense Of forwarding the application sna ooanna
the polcy m For further particulars, inquire of WAR
~ : n Joel w. WHITE, President.
Norwich Sept IL, 1886. DIV WIN. Z. EATON, secn
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Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.

OF WORCESTER, MASS.
TNHE above named Company having been duly organized
in compliance with its Charter of Incorporation will
receive applications for insurance, at said Companys
Office the Central Bank in Worcester the goth
instant Policies will be issued and after the LIST day of
January, l947 for less than more than five
years from the date thereof.
Insurance may be made against loss damage by fire.
upon any building except the shops of carpenters black
smiths cOopers cabinet-nakers chair Makers and Wheel
wr ghis or buildings in which dry shavings made
such an extent become hazardous in which the
manufacture of wool, cotton, hemp, fax OIL paper, is
carried steam power employed, in which business
is done alike hazardous any of the above risks
which gun.powder, turpentne, any like combusble
matter is stored used in such quantities materially
increase the danger.
And upon hay, grain, neat cattle, horses, sheep SWINE
carriages harnesses household rnure wearing apparel
books provisions and generally such property kept
used in dwelling houses barns stables and granaries
while in the building specified in the policy but not any
other place
Also upon stocks in trade OF groceries, dry goods boots
and shoes books and stationery cabinet iron and
other metals hats in bales -four grain, provisions
ready made clothing leather for sale process of
ufacue boots and shoes merchant taors stocks and
other personal property hazardous than the above
The of premium for the above descrb
ed properly will be regulated by the character of the risk
and will be reasonable those of any other Company
NAMES DIRECTORS
Isaac Cayis, Worcester. A. II Buoch, Worcester.
John Green, d. F. W. Gale do
ARENAS Ward, do Alex. Dewitt, Orford.
VIM. Dickinson, do Joseph A. Denny, Leicester.
Edwin Couant, do Otis Adams, Grafton.
Chas Washburn, do John Brooks, Princeton.
ISAAC DAVIS, President.
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Sec'ry.
Worcester, Dec a. 1916 so
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Important to Manufacturers.
PARKKuRST,S BuRRIMG MACHIMI

T'HIS valuable invention for the purpose extracting
L without injung the staple, from Wool, Cotton, Hemp
and other brous erals burrs sticks and other foreign
Ingredients is in successful operation in many of the
Eastern and Middle States Those wishing purchase
this Machine. be furnished with it, at short notice. by
NAYLOR d co No. SO John Street, NeU York, where
the Machines kept Manufacturers informed that
have appointed NAYLoR Co my Agents Tor the sale of
my Burning Machine throughout the United Sae and to
beware purchasing any Machine Of the kind without my
stamp upon it, every Infringement of my right either in
making, vending using this Machine will be proceeded
against according TO law.
STEPHEN R. 2ARKHURsT
New York Nov Nth. 1916
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NOTICE.

MANUFACTURES are informed that any information
WI in relation the above Machine and testimonials
its favor by those who using it, viii be promptly given
by the subscriber on application being made to him, by
mail or otherwise, at BLACKSTONE, Mass.
JARED BENSON, JR4
Blackstone, Mass. Dec 4, 1876. 9w5O
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NGrICE.

THIS is to certify that have duly appointed and
thorized Mr. JARED BENSON, JR of Blackstone, Mass
to act my Agent throughout the Eastern States, in SELL
ing the Burning Machine, invented and patented by me-
May st le46 ANY person wishing purchase the above
Machine with safety give their orders him, he
will give prompt attendance supplying Them thu ough
the house Of NAYLoR & Co, New York.
STEPHEN E. PARKHURST.
New York Nov l4th, 1916.
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WILLIAM BOYLE,
First Premium, Ventilating and Gossamer
WIG MAKER,

228 Washington st cor Of SUMMER (atp stqirsl
1aq Na a BOSTON,
IIAs always on hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
and beautiful assortment of Ladies' Wigs Half WIGS
Frzette Long Bands &C., Of every shade and color Also
Genemens Wings, pieces, &c. of the very finest AMI
ghesE description for which he awarded the First
Persons application by letter or othervviseN NAV Oh
tain full directions for measuring the head so az 10 insure
perfect ut. fine selection Of Ladies' Seams Whole
ave, a. Lo" PRlcks' ~ Jan. 20.
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Plumbe National Daguerrean
Gallery and Photographers Furnishing DepOtS
WARDEDsthe Gold and Silver Medals, Four First Pre-
IA mums, and Two Highest Honors, the National the
Massachusetts, the New York. and the Pennsylvania Ex-
hbtinns Respectively for the most splendid Colored Da
guerreotypes and best Apparatus exhibited.
PORTRAITS taken in exquisite style without regard to
weather. " Instruction given In the art.
large assortment of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, nc the lowest cash prices. gH#
NeV York, 25 Broadway; philadelphia, 1876 Chestnut
st Boston, as Court and So Hanover Baltimore EOS
baltimore st Washington, Pennsylvania Avenues Peters
burg "a. Mechanics Hsll Cincinnati Fourth and Wal
ru and l76 Main st Saratoga Springs Broadway Paris
I27 veilla Rue du Temples Liverpooh 80 Church st.
July T. m ly-lamw-d
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company

This Company commenced issuing Policies Of Assurance
on the first of june 1885, and during the first year has is
sued $50 Policies, and received in premiums Sl6,7SS
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
annual Payments. Annual Payments.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-07-01
LTrcHFIELD COMFY THURSDAY, JULY l. 1a4z

disease, though, in the language of one Of
his last associates, his soul abode rational,
strong in faith and hope.' That his dying
hours were agi,ated BY the doubts which
had clo1dsd his earlier days. has been often
but enormously asserted. With manly
truth, he rejected, as afFectation, the wish
for death to which SOM. pretend. He ass
sumed no stoical indifference 10 pain, and
INDUCED in no unhallowed familiaEiay on
those awful subjects which occupy the
thoughts Of him whose eye is closiGg 81
sublunary things, aud is directed to an i'm
slant eternity. In profound lowliness. with
a settled reliance on the Divine Mercy re-
peating at frequent intervals the prayer Of
the Redeemer, on whom his hopes reposed,
and brsathitg odt bededic,ions on those who
encircled his dying bed, he passed away
from life Of almost unequalled ioil aud
suffering. to new condition of existence,
where he doubted not to enjoy tina, perfect
conformity Of the human 10 the Divine
will, 10 which. during his three score years
and ten, it had been his ceaseless labor ID
attain Stephen.
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4 MAaNANrMous JOKE.

Las, Wednesday, II being understood
that Hon. John p. Hale was to be 10 town
the HOUSE on motion granted him the use
of the Representatives Hall, to deliver a
political address on Thursday evening.
Soon amer the House adjourned. caucus
of the radicals was held, when they ag-
reed the session Of Thursday should be
prolonged late into the night. 80 as 70 pre-
ven. Mr.. Hale from speaking. In accor-
dance with their caucus enactment, the
war resolutions, which had been made
the special order for eieusn clock, A. NJ,
were postponed till four, P. NJ. 60 as y
make sure preventing Mr.. Hale from
occupying the Halt. -,
In the meantime. Mr.. H., not knowing
Of the appointment and being engaged in
the trial Of On important case in the y
q. Circuit. Court, Boston, dad not arrive--
90 tina. the poor Radicals lost their sup
pers. played a cruel joke upon ihemse Ives
and went TO their boarding houses mad
as March hares, Report has il that
some OF them awore. while others said
they'd be darned ifihey'd try to play an>
other joke, during the session. - Concord
IN. ~ Freeman.
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GOOD PROSPECTS OF THE
FARMER,

Three weeks later than usual, up to the
ooh May, TO the farmers Of this regoin eve
~ thing looked unprosperous the fros,
threatened an invasion of the sanctuary Of
summer. There seemed 10 be no time left
to plant, and OF consequence little prospect
10 reap In after summer. We found the
season even more backward In the vicinity
CT Boston than it was here: planting land
there late in May had not been ploughed.-
Within the last ten days surprising
change has come over our dreams--,he
growth of vegetation has been rapid almost
beyond example. Never have we seen, 10
the first day of June, so much grass Upon
the ground as on our MeHimack river in.
,ervales. The warm suwmer days, the ge>
NAL showers, the cooled aluosphees, some-
times almost unpleasant, has each contri>
buted Its share to burst and expand the
budding cerements, and promote healthy
growth OF grass and grais, Although We
planted early potatoes last year sooner
than It was possible 0 plant them this
year, yet now our potatoes are more forward
than they were then. A large part of the
corn has been planted The last week in May,
and is not yet Oh. of the ground-but it 10
coming, the earliest planting promising no
more than the latest. The rapid growth Of
vegetation, after our expanded winter 10 .
single, week after the rains have melted the
ice and snow Of the forest mountains al the
north, Is specimen of the usual quick vee-
citation Of nor,hcrnmost Europe and Andef>
iaa-there is more health TO plants 10 tie
rapid vegetation Of the aorthsrn zone than
in the slower process of nature Of the longel
summer under the equatorial climate. Ev,
cry part of creation BY its great author q
timed for mans use who inhabi,s all Gil
mates Hills Monthly Visne7.
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succeed in obtaining it.

succeed IN obtaining IL
Gen. Alexander better known as Lord
Stirling, was doubtless the true Earl OF
Stirling !; but his political opinions and
the hostility of the government prevented
/! him from obtaining his title.
I A few years since, wine merchant
long known and>highly respected in this
city, where he resided nearly 40 years
succeeded his brother, baronei, and one
Of the most distinguished commanders in
the British Navy.
One Of the most intelligent and distin-
guished of the Mayors of London, was a
merchant in Pearl, near Wall street.
and his partner who was also merchant
in this city, became Baronet, and lett
an estate in Scotland valued at $4,000, 600.
Sir Alexander A., of this city. mpny
years distillery. 10 well known as "a
member of one of the mobiles. families in
all Scotland.
There are several other cases Of
claims to estates in g. B. by citizens Of
the u S., that have come 10 my knowl-
edge. but which I do not feel at liberty
to refer to. as SOME of these claimants
have declined the honors within their
reach for reasons they deem consistent T.
polite !; and others are not DESTROYS OF
becoming subjects of observation and re-
mark. I'm. Y. Sun.
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rsxE .sH ALL.-A few days ago. at the
rsadssvOus Of Capt. Chase. in the Tenth Ward
a ~svmsn with chubby child in her arms,
appeared and demanded sight d the officer ;
Lisus. Gsodioe presented himself So, ctr.
yoa'ss elappsa year dirty scjsr trspPings o"
my hasbsnA. hsse vou' 'Who 70 your hus>
bad madsm D demanded the Lisutsnsat.--
BILLY agebaursse. and hssld boy 10 .. 20
plsss 70. But lie dirty thing o yen. my
p<es.y nan. 10 take him from his vile and
ohjiAssa.. Cent Be helped.' said shs Lent;
.it,s 60 lsAs nOw!' 'Thsn take shs esbys tsO.'
c<isa ths wsmsa. % che iosesd The child into
tAs arms e Gssut. Q. sTSAs 'sn ell. III
ssad ysu Gcur moss Ihe dsy' on che san
sss yapia pses. iss~tsg shsensOstunsas Lisni.
with ths ass0 ssesuz sqsalling h bis ssms.
DOSAASaa q he vslss "a ths sssvies q Uncle
Gan, BE ssaGit hsmsby Ne tstAes.- CiResR-
seH Ob@@9stsi.
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Whole No. 1869

and beloved.
Make home attractive. Be cheerful,
kind and agreeable yourselves, NevrT
wear a frowning brow or utter cross or
angry word before your childrep. A
dull face, a Grabbed expression. peev-
ish, frctful disposition, are entirely uus
of place, amid the sapctities of home. avs
ound the domestic Preside, in the pres,
ence Of the happy looks and smiling
checks ofinnocehl childhood or more strJ
Der youth. Some men have smile tn-
every place but home-they are mia
and gentle everywhere but among their
own household. This is a very gre.
error-we must call il henious sim.
If there is spot under heaven that
should call GU. the best affections, the
warmest love and lie kindest smiles, ii is
that dear ark our home.
tfparents were more particular to do
their duty in this respect, Il would have
a glorious. influence, and tell nobly on
the future character OF the rising generas
ton.
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CLOSE or BAKERS LIfE.

The jury returned verdict of guilty, md
but for the resistance of the other judges,
Jefries would have added whipping lhr'o
the city 10 the sentence Of imprisonment.
II was to continue uulii the prisoner should
have paid ave hundred marks. Baxter
vas asthat time 10 his 10Th year. A child.
less widower, gfoanins under the agoniss
Of bodily pain, and reduced BY former per-
secutions 70 sell all he pcssessed-hs e9aer-
ed the Kings Bench prison in utter pow
erty, and remained there for nearly two
years. hopeless Of any other abode on earth.
But the hope Of q mansion Of eternal peace
aad love raised him beyond the reach oil
human tyraay. He possessed his soul in
patience. Wise and good meg resorted TO
his prison and brought back greetings 70 dis.
liant friends, aud maxims Of piety and pru>
dencs. Happy In the review Of weii>spen'
life. and s,ili happier in the prospects Gifts
early close, his spirit enjoyed calm for
WubCu bSS euGu1tes tDs8Ss now "~ss
ged sheif mitres and their thrones. His pen'
the faithful comranioc Of his troubles, as Of
bis. jsys, still piled the Hercslean tasks
which habit had Hesdsred not merely easy,
bot delightful 70 hiu; and What ma''ered
the gloomy wails o. the otsceae riot OF q
jail. while be vas free 70 wander from early
dswu 20 uighsfsil over The sublime heigh's
Of devotion. o. thrOagh the intsfwinable,
but 10 bin not painless wilderness Of Psy'
chologys There pain and nossal sickness
wsss unhasaea. and HE ong-icsf vifs for
gotten, o. rsmsmbefed only that he might
rsjOlcs in heir sPpsoach'ng resnisa. The
sl,essd policy Of The eoart restored him TOT
whils % he questionable advantage Of
bodily GIesdom. 'At this flms,' says tbs
younger Calsssy. b talked sboet snoths'
wuSla iike one shaa hsA been there, and ws'
ooms e. n exPFssS fEom shence 10 make
sspevt eosssEuing a. Bas age. sickness
ana pssssouss0a had done their work. Hi
msssrlsl Gssus gave wag 10 che pressure o