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Middletown transcript., 1871-12-16
SIMMONS

THESYMPTOMS Of Liver
c,.,~,01o, Complaint are uneasincss
SIMMONo and pain In the side. Some
times the pain 10 In the
sansss.uuuuauun shoulder, and Is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach Is affected with
loss OF appetite and sickness, bowls In general
cos,ivc, sometimes alternating with lax. The
head Is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy sen
sation, considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensations Of
having len undonc some
IL Il II thing which ought 10 have
been done. Onrn complain
Of weakness, dcl,ilii:
and low spirits. Sometimes many of the above
symptoms attend the disease, and at other times
very few Of them; but the li,et is generally the
organ mos, involved. Cure the liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-12-16

Nsst taWssksspsrs ere generally put
out sbsp coal 10 put 10.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New CAsrLs CouxrY, Nov. ?ad, 1871.
Upoa the application Of ELIZABETH l.. RY-
AN, Eaecutrix Of LEVI RYAN, late Of ST. Geor-
xes Hundred, 10 said County, deceased II is or
dersd and directed by the Register that the Ex-
ecu,oe aforesaid, give notice Of the granting of
Letters Tes,amcntary upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased with the date Of granting thereof by eaus-
Ing advertisements 10 be posted within FORTY days
rom the date Of such Letters. ip NJ. Jof saAe n'os
public pisces OF the Cossty ~ Ksx casre, ,re1uir-
ipx Il, p.rsats Aaviug demands agairst ti'c Es-
.sfe. 70 p.escpt the same, or abide an Act Of A.
scmbly In such case made saS prorided. Aed
sS2ao easae ihs sawc is he tsscttcd giihin the
sss,ns pcsioA 10 the ns&iido~s Tsaaser1a,a sews-
.naper published In M,ddlstown and 10 be son6n-
faed ,hesciu two months.
4 Given under the hand and Seal Of OF
Zee OF the Ilcgistcr aforesaid, AT New Cas-
liz. IN New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. D. GIBBS, Register.
NoTiCE-Ali persons havirg elaine against
the Estate Of The deceased must present the same
Auiy attested 10 the EIscu,rix on or before Nov.
33d, 1879, or abide an Act sf Assembly In such
case made and pcoyided.
ELizAbBrH L. RYAN. Execntrix.
ADpaen. en.-Niddieiown, Del.
NSs as. ls1i-2m
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Tho N.,,, II,,o, town 5ebt amounts IN St4
,,',',, iI hmm ,,,ip in HartIori II omonnts
~, SIS =" ' 10 ''''''''
no "ettIo,nsnt or the Cbicaoo losses nv tbe
letr, ~ ins,,rancg romnanv a solyag, If % nar
-i.I't' hos baan made ~ tar
n,vid AnJ,rson. n youuo Scotcbman was ar
roltcJ an nm executive warrant. in BOSTON SAT
nr,iov CHARGED with the seduction of a New
Haven nirl OF seventeen.
Nowyalk has broken up a nest of burolars
and several hundred dollars worth of stolen
proncrty have been recovered.
The Slaughter house and harm of Garry
Mauger, nj Colchester Centre. was burned few
nights ago. Loss $500: no insurance
Rev, MIR, Hart has resigned the pastorate
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MeottinaI.

DIR. H. S Female Periodical Compound sent by pXprrss
to any address. ST. aIl5
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Medical HaODiedge for eUeTgb0dg 80 O0 CONES sold IN
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Medcai treatise on the Cause and Cure of Exhausted
fIany, Premature Decline in Man, Nervous aud thysi
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eesSes OF mature years This is indeed book for every
man Price only SlOO. ZS5 pages, bound i'm cloth.
a Book for every Eyouou
1,rtt,,o5 cu,V,-,r ptr,ysro, 90, IN, - 49,,
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great need OF the present age the author has Just pubs
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These ale, beyond an comparison The most eNtraor-
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nothing whatever that the married or Single, of either
sex can clthtr require or wish to know, but what is
Iuly eNpIle' ana many matters Of the most important
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RailrUans.
ORuEnTER DIV.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVE
~ Sion, b., II. and +, RE., ls;l.
TRAINS GolEG SouTl LEAVE WORCESTER At
0.J5 IN. Way Passenger Train Connects at web
ster with train from Southbrdse, and for Ros
ton; at Planhed with trains 10 and from lIart
ford and Providence; at Norwich with train tos
New London from West Side station
S.SO m Way Passenger Train Connects al wor,
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch.
Eurg, Lowell Sc.; at Worcester Junction with
train from Bostoni st Plainhed for rruvbIcncei
aiN2tWich with trains for New london, Mystic
0'15 n. Way Passenger Train. Connects at WORD
eeater with trains rom Nashua, FitcGhurg, LOVE-
ei- Gel al Worcester Junction with Express
11rain rom Boston, ana trains rom WesrOn and
ri9ylaence ana Worcester rnlds Putnam WITH
yam rom Bogtou; at Plainfeld Junction, trains
tT9m Providence and Hartford arrive in season or
Wrbster' ' prsssengers from way stations except
vGIsiTeE, fntnarn and Dauielgonytlc) Tor NeR
i hoIH ny steamer from New London, viii take this
Soineeis a. worcester with trains from Roston
Si 1ig9Iu, Manchester Lowell Lawrence Nasnns,
Eiiich2ylIe,, &C. AZ Putnam from Boston. wal
poe, frSnklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
TRAlEs GOING NORTH LEAVE Nnuwt,u Ar
H.1O m. Steamboat Express train ,,r Bnll,,, fiav
except Monuay) CONNECTING at TnlnIn IT, Va os
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Wan"ie" nv ' ~, NJ
eester Tor Boston birmingham, Lowell Nashua
Concord, Fltchburg, &c. This train leaves SpyS
Tendon at l.l5 IN, dependent on arrival OF
600 Way Passenger Train. Connecting
Plainheld Junction for Providence; AZ pmt6nar,
for Boston, arriving at 1O.s m; at W,rrcSte.
Junction for Springfield and way stations {i6snS
Boston, Asshua, &c.
1l.3G 8 N. Way Passenger TRAIN. Connecting A
PsiTHeld with train from and tof FroyiJcncei
3.tivMs at Worcester junction in sea On lor tIatns
to Boston PROVIDENCE, Springfield and ABA ",
al Worcester ior trains TO Boston, Nashua IL
$40 m WAY Passenger Train. ConEects al Nof-
wteh with train rom lew LONDON. ana al Plan
heJ junction with train to Providence; al Wor
cester with train tor Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL
Leaves Webster tor Worcester at Goo an
Leaves Worcester tor Webster al si.;sJ pm
"a, /: st. M. ANDREWS sup't.,
ull norwich a. Worcester Diyis1n.
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BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON
PAsSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
For Boston, at 4.20 exp, Z, 925 exp and g45 M and
l4O 325 exp. 3jj exp, b.OOand 9ji EXP D M
The 420 m, and 3, 3.55 and 955 m trains start
lr9h T. ioweri all others from the upper station
F9r GRAFTON WestborO' SoulhviIe, Corditel.e and
Ashland at 10O and 9.45 a M, l.iO and 600 D m
FOR south birmingham, 400, 100 g25 and q A. n IN
l4u SO, 3.55, G.OO and $50 m.
FOR Milford, at 100 and 925 n m, lao 32hund $50 NJ
FOR SatlGk, at 100 and . 4j m, Lao and 800 m.
For Wellesley, Granville. West Newton Newton
and Brighton at 100 and 94j a m, and 6.NO D M Pas.
sensers for the stations also take the 10 IN
train to Natick and there change 10 the SaNontllle
tram, which leaves Natck twenty seven minutes after
wards
The i20 m train runs every day except MOI day all
Others every day except Sunday.
sunday express from Albany leaves the lower station
ut S.3j IN, for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Lower Station at 80 A. NJ (Alon
day d tor Is, ston.
TRAINS leave Boston as foll0ws
For worcester al 800, 100 $50 cNp., exp. am $50.
express 80 express to Framingham $50 express 800
express m
For New York via Springfield, 500 exp. u M 500 exr.
800 exp. m.
New York, via Norwich 53c exp pm
Grafton. 100 m, l30, I.30 IN.
WGstboro' 100 a m. 100 80. $50 exp nm
Bouthvlle, 100 a m, 49, 80 pm
Cordavile, 100 M, L3O $50 pm.
Ashland, 100 IN, l.3U 1870, $50 exp. m
South birmingham, 800 T.OO $50 exp. and 900 cXp
m l.9 ~ Exp, 200 exp, 400 l5O exp, 5OO $50
Natck, 100 10 m $50 ais 400 500 500 500 sI5pln
killbury, 100 q M, I. 80 m.
SaXonVille, 1000 m. 500 I'M.
Arhord aOO s5G exp seXp am, 2l5 exp., $50 pm.
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 m, stopping az w
Newton, south birmingham, Worcester, West Brook
neid Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New N2rk ae
5W N. q. y. RuSSELlD Supt, Springfield
A Asst unfT
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woRCEsTER ALE sPRINGFIELp pIyIsIoN.

Leave Worcester for Albany and way stations taecom
modatiOn) at 6.3j m
For Springfield Way stations SOS 800 am, and GI5
IN.
For Albany (express) 95j; for New York and Albany
(eXp.) 1925 m. I.ai and 1913 m. New York
Sunday mali leaves 1905 T.. NJ. Sleeping cars viii
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
4.30 IN train
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 II5 llmam
l35 exp, 2Uj exn. 400 $40 exp p m. Albany sunday
express $50 Sunday mail l2.25 a Ainnlayl ''
RAILROAD CoEGECTIOEs.-At Albany WIN ttir Nevv
York Central Troy and Greenbush and Hudson Itver
Railroads. AT Chatham with the Harlem nnl iIi'5on
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al State
Line with the lOusntOnC Railroad. Al ptsAcli ,y'th
the Pitsfeld an dorth Adams and oisatonir rIi,,,,
At Westheld with the New Haven and NOriLn,nnto, iS
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven an, Sris
field. and Connecticut River Railroads. Al pannef win
the New London Northern liR. AT Worcester inncI,nn
with the Providence and Worcester Wnreestsr -
Nashua an Norwich and Worcester Ralfo1d5 AZ
bury, and Milford Railroads ~ an" ''eh
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WESTWARD, no - Tickets for the
~ West by all routes, and for all points Sou1h on he
MAslssippi River, a. the lowest raes ASnIS IN IN
bAknaAhp, y. = and Canada Express 0ffee Gromps
DO ehsertplly given. al 'A''OH "W
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Leaves Webster tor Worcester at GOO Dam
Leaves Worcester for Webster al G.;B!I IN.
+. st. NJ. ANDREWS, SIu
Diff Norwich Il Worcester Diy
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAN.

WORCESTER AND NASnUA RAN,
" RoAD-On and after Monday, Sept, 4. ISL Passrn
ger Trains viii run foOws
(Grotm Passenger, p n. w vs.
Leave tirolon junction for Worcester at Sam
Leave Hashua at liO a m, l2.UU m, and 5 90 D M
me b5O IRAN connects at Fitchbrg with train, Tor ths
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire and Hui7nG ne
Burgt3n Railroads, at Groton junction Win trains Of
nc tlichIurg (uoMnl Peterboro and shirley SiOnv
BROOK, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; AMI x
Nashua win trains of the Wilton, Concord MaucGe,tsr
su tAWteIce northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. O99''"'Ns Ma
The Ills IN train connects al Fitcbbu,s with MI.
Shire and Rutland and Burlington (reighl and pas.enl
ger TO tutanu trains; at trOun Junction win MIN,
burg, Stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence ,
at Nashua with Wilton Concord, Manchester and iswI
Montreal Ito PlymOuth) trains " '''N
The 40 m tram connects at Fitchburg at 7 Is nm
WIN cheshire. Vermont ana Massachusetts, and Rnt{,nn
Anu burlington Night Express trains; Gr0on Junction
WIN Fichbufg PeterborO and Shirley and stony Brook
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Manchester ana
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night EXp1ess
ogdehsourg, and Montreal and Champlau trans
G,,,
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i dtf q. l.. GODDARn.

nOLLAR REWARD SOAP - Washes
~ without rubbing; Removes Pitch, Tar, Paint
Grease, Sredt and Leather Stains, &c. Washes win
Hot or Cold, Hard, soft, or salt Waters Saves Labor
Time, Fuel. Clothes, and Money. Clothes washed with
Il wear twice as long as il washed with common soap
one pound of 1t Will wash from ten TO fifteen dozen
pieces OF ordinary family washing. washes the finest
lace without injury and renders all articles clear and
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The mountains west Of North Adams are on
FIRE, the locality being that designated as the
Bear swamp and a large amount of spruce
timber has been destroyed. The mountain on
the east side Of the lloOSac mountain has been
sci ON fire by the locomotive used in the east
end
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AbbOtt& Rice,

AbbOtt& RiCe,
SUCCESSORS TO
THWING a. RICE,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. l Central Exchange,
OLD p. O. BUILDING.
We have constantly on hand an extensive list of the
most desirable City and Country Property in the market
Building Lots Stores, Manufactures, Business Chances,
&c, &c.
For Sale and Exchange,
which not advertised to which we invite the alien
ton of purchasers
Ia-Terms Reasonable.
sB No Charge to Purchasers.
- NOW IS THE TINE TO SELL
Hi. YOUR REAL ESrATE!-IIani in description
E!,I of your places at once.
price from $1,000 to $4,000 Hand them in 10
ABBOTT d RICE.
Central Exchange.
- FOR SALE - One mile from the
Ei!I rooms y acre land Cheap ABBOTT 4 RiCE. ''
a. FOR sALE-Within one minutes
Hiii walk walk Of Bay state .oo Ilou,e good 4lcnemcnt
cent, on investment. ABBOTT az RICE
a. do FOB FOB S ALE Webster Square,
Elll wen water; 5000 feet of land. Price $500
ABBOTT a RICE.
49, FOp c,TE n, Co.1.:1
M;; SGitase House, rooms SOQC'leet ofland Price
HliI S-VV' ABBOTT IL RICE.
~ FOR SALE-On Vernon st., de-
Nil; srable Cottage House and lOt-sOO0 feet of
@..l land Price $4,000 ABBOTT RICE.
~ FOR SALE - On Columbia st., a
E;,,,,l new 4-eneme I llouse-2O rooms 5000 feet of
kAsIA- lana. Price $4,000 ABBOTT ~ RICE.
~ FOR SALEl-Farm for sale, within G
VIII; miles Of city, OF 100 acres-2O acres wood and
-S-A- viii keep Ohead cattle: good 2-sory house. il,
hrst-rate order, Price $4,000 ABBOTT l. RICE
49, FOR SALE-Within 20 miles of the
&;;i city very desirable Farm of 27O acre- 2-story
MliI house good narnsi running to house and
barn; % acres moving and tage l25 acres extra
pasturng; ~ acres OF woodland OF 40 years growth
I chestnut and OAK Market for lumber within 81
cattle. grand good farm, worthy the attention Of all
ABBOTT d RICE.
nor SALE-A Pasture of 60 acres. G
Il miles from city. Price Sl2OO.
ABBOTT & RICE
~ FARM FOR SALE-Of 60 acres.
k4...I with good house and barn; miles from CITY
Blik Price $1,000. ABBOTT d RICE.
- FARM FOR SALE-Of 80 acres: a
Mi.i 2-story house; barn nearly new; keep head:
Hiil wood enough Tor use; miles from city.
- Price S3-OO. ABBOTT Il RICE.
OPS diff
o. WE MUST HAVE MORE FARMS.
E,,I Send in your descriptions right awav if vou wish
kI to sell tins fall, the is fast advancing
Now IS THE TINE TO SELL THEM Bring them in
carry, 10 ABBOTT Il RICE,
l Central Exchange
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAouII-

- SETIS-WoRCEsrER IS PrnIate Gnrrt ~ ~ :
eitaw next OF kin, and all other persons inttrcstr
III Tue estate OF MARIA L. CUNLEY, late OF Wor-
ecster, in said county, deceased. - VI WI
Upon the petition OF Ruus WnodV,arI ,,o,, ,ro ,o,
49, 20 appSiu AT Probate Court, to be held at WoT
ceter IN sad county, on the first Tuesday Of Novrhe
a eX o az h9e O'Clock IN the forenoon show cause If
lac, ,,iii i WY ~ instrument purpOrting be the
approved 's9e' 9'ioWl NOT ne
anu ns SAD petitioner Is ordered to serve this citation
ny Puuilsllng me same Il week three weeks snf
Sv2siNSy, n the Worcester Daily Spy, a neyspaner
pu Wofcester the last publication to he one DIV
t pgiore said Court, and to send or cause 10 IL
,naii written or printed copy Of this notice prpperiy
iieu, postage paid, TO each The heirs deyispas ~
nav, ol a;ld estate, or their legal REPRESENTATIVES,
Cont ei' ''NcH uayHi at least before said
=, lines Henry Chaplin ESQUIRE Judge ,f said co,,
eight hundred and seyenty-one " Wv ''i "''e 'houS'hd
o2o GHAs, Z; STEVENS, Register.
Wy do.O,23&3Q
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FL NORFOLK AND BALTI'
Il g9ssss MORE AND WASHINGTON d. C.
49, 49, STEAMSHIP LINE.-Steamships OF this
aszEaSxSza Line sail from end of Central Wharf Bos
ton, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 4 p NJ for
NORFOLK and BALTIMORE
STEAMSHIPS:
WILLIAM KENNEDY. Capt. Geo H. Uaett
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, It VIM. A. TIallett.
MCCLELLAN, F. NJ Howes
GEORGE APPoLD, Capt WINSTON Loveland
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Richmond by river rail- and by the Virginia and Ten.
Air Line all points in Virginia Tennessee Ala
bama and Georgia; aid the Seaboafd and Roanoke
Railroad to all points in North and South Carolina; by
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad to Washington and al
places West.
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger accommodations.
Fare, including Berth and Meals: to Norfolk Sl2.5O-
time IS hours; to Baltimore Sl5-time IS hours.
For further information apply TO
&c. BAaSFS0N, Agent,
mis- diff SO Central Wharf, Boston,
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BEAL 4 PERCTVAL,
$40 Main ST., Worcester,
AGENTS FOR WORCESTER COUNTY.
slS deoptf
COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHT.

Z { - y ~ TIT T IT OI NIAIoIoAVTI u
~ oii - worcester, IS. Probate Cour-lo the
GH i ~ Inc Estate Of NARY W KING ate sutton
Upon the petition of Horace Leland Vol ara.
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court 10 be held at
worcester, in said County, the first Tups,iav nT
November next, at nine O'Clock in the toreno0n tn
snow caae, any you have. why an instrument purpo
should not be approved ~ ''''eu'
Ana the said petitioner is ordered TO serve his citation
Ny pupsHlG Inc same once week, three weeks stri
tesstN'ly, ~ the Worcester Daily spy, a newspanrr
printed al oeesler the last publication to he nI,i iny
~ tisl' before SAID Court, and to send or causr To- ~
sea 4 written or printed copy Of this notice, properly
ihalleI, postage paid, To each the heirs devs.,5 -
legaees Of said estate, their legal OF
known to the petitioner seven days, al least beie NH
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE Judge of said Co,,
TINS twenty first day Of October In The year one
eight hundred and seyenty.one. s'iu
o22 d3.N r. 'ii-'E EMS Register
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n EkEMN0I,NI AND MAsSACmUsErrs

~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD EAiLROAb,
CHS ,eayG worcester Foster St Depot tor aGaac Tun.
S NJ, or North Adams, lioosac Tunnel Greenfield sEe
burhe fallS and Braleboro, at $50 and II Is nj Nor
GTeehhelG at $50 and lib A. NJ. and APO r. NJ
Leave hOosac Tunnel for Boston at 4 80 m and %
" ' % "'' anu i'-V
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 20 and 9 30 n m and
- M leaFe BrattlebOrO for Boston al 423 and SiI
mhe I.3O m aud 20 m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
9.SV m lrtun rom Grcenhcd, and IL and 10 m
Trans lor providence, Newport and Taunton.
me iO Il M and l.2O m trains from IIuusac Tunnel
and II 4 m and 200 pm trains from Eratlrbnrn con.
meet at Fitchburg with trains for Worcester Providence
Newport, &c. - 01'
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY

The members Of the twenty seventh regiment
of Massachusetts volunteers will hold a reunion
at Northampton on Thursday, Nov. ID, for the
purpose OF etieetng permanent organization
The plant house at the Amherst agricultural
college has been enriched by present Of sixty
seven new plants, mostly tropical, from the gov
eminent botanical garden at Washington, anC
presented by MIR. Sanders Of that institution
There is a mahogany tree about foot high il
the collection, and an unknown plant has been
received from Hayti. The banana plant has 4
large cluster OF first fruit, which will ripen in
about two months, and the sago palm has its
first bud, although ii has been at the college fol
four years, and was owned by President CLARK
some time before.
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The Cheshire agricultural society had 500 left
after paying all bills.
The Now Catholic church at Dover is called
Mary, cathedral
Cbares Reed whipped son OF Annette Ster.
ling, Of jefferson, last week, for which indiscre-
lion he was fined SO 81
On the 22d, the concord firemcn contributed
BOO for the relief Of Frank Smart of Chicago, a
former member of the department.
Col. Frank Eastman, Chicago's postmaster is
LittctOn man and started the first newspaper
ever printed there, the AmmOnoosuc Reporter
Carroll Saubom, the New Hampshire burglar
Is ia the last stage Of consumption and cannot
survive many days. His mania seems to have
been to steal but not to make use of the pro-
ceeds Of his crimes
On the 2lsl, in the barn of Simeon Robinson.
Of Hudson, the floor where his cows were lied
up broke, and lei in such a manner thar three
COWS were suspended at the stalls and chokrd To
death. -Four others were saved by cutting away
the stauChiOns. -
On the 10Th, Susan Hanson. an ooed ,,o,,t,o,.
Of he society Of Friends, in Weave, cclebroted
her nineticlb birthday by attending the nu1rtsr.
" meeting and being visited by laTer nurnI,o.
Of relatives and friends, who partOOz with her or
a bOuDtiful turkey dinner. During the past suu
mer she has had the whole care Of the mill, from
two cows doing the milking herself makiua
butter, cheese, Sc. During the year she has
woven 1870 yards Of CLOTH with an old-fashioned
hand loom. About a month ago she walked to
her daughters, a distance Of nearly three miles
10 spend the day, With the intention Of walking
home at night But The people whom she visit
ed thinking she had done enough for one day
carried her home. Her figure is remarkabi,
erect, and her sight aud hearing are good.
YtRMONT.
Isaac A. Watson the barber who committee
an Outrageous attempt at rape on Mrs Elmor,
johnson OF Burlington, has heen sentenced IL
state prison. He claims that lie mistook Mrs
johnson Tor some other woman, but that pre-
johnson, thinking ia her peril that thai mi N
be the case told him VITO She was
CONNEcTICuTs
The expenses Of the town Of Harthnr,
ior the ensuing year are estimated nj sean ooo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

CURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS =
~ Made from an Indian recipe; certain without
supporters. Prepared and sold by Mrs. LINUS BELCu
K. Randolph, Mass send stamp for circular
Sold by JAMES GREEN IL co, Druggists III Main
ST.. Worcester and by all Druggists
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
THE NOE WILL SUSTAINED.

Surrogate Hutchings rendered a decision
yesterday in the contested will OF Eoise l. c. Noe
who died Aug 49, 1870 leaving all her property Ito her
husband, Daniel W. Noe. The will contested by
Mrs Callahan, all aunt OF the deceased, and several
cousins the ground Of mental incapacty and undue
influence. The Surrogate says: To sustain the aega-
ton Of mental ncapaCity. evidence was presented TO
show that the testatrx suffering from complaint
which caused commissions and paro1ysms but they
their cessation decedent possessed and exercised all
the natural powers Of recognition and Intelligence and
witness testies any acts which would show
that she irrational at the time OF the of
the will. The alleged immoderate use OF wines and
spirituous LIQUORS immateria does not appear TO
have resulted In loss OF reason" Iu conclusion the
Surrogate decides Therefore 1t appears to that
the paper which propounded for probate IL the ast
win and testament Of the decedent, signed by her.
free from any undue nhuerce on the part Of her hus-
band and that 10 was executed In accordance with the
requirements Of the statute and that she wRs at the
time OF sound and disposing mind"