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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
Dr. Piercs's Favorite Prescription.

term however is but feeble expression of my most maiured of its vaue based actual and witnessing it's posve resss in the few special diseases incident 10 the separate organism of woman singled out as Ats c'issax gsw sEy asAdieai earx<r thi: class of diseases and one that will all times and tSs dne s s sS ss,.s & ,.d s,l.sa . hi as xs confident am I that it.will not al .A, the mos, Sanguine expectations Of single iGs. kay who pioys for any of .hs ailments fer xs q rseommend ANTEE If beneficial effect is not experienced by the time twhds o the contents of the bottle used
 Ssyn1 beea ats. Y. Os ae a @e
 case being for which receNend it, prcmpdy re- fund the money paid for it. Had not the most perfect thesc conditions but having witnessed its truly miracu lous in thousands of cases fel ya,asted asd tszhefly sst is yiasi@g beas sy ,sfsssfies A~d NY
 The following are auaoag those diseass in which ny Faysvzts PSesc, has worked curss-as if by magic and with certainty never bsfore attained by any medi Periods. Suspensions when from unnatural causes, Irregularities. Weak Back, Prolapsus falling of the UtsFu5 An.evsrsioa and Rssrossrsion. Bearing Down ty. Despondeney. Threatsnsd Miscarziage Chronic Congestion lnaammatea and Liberation ef the Uterus and very many ether sreac diseases peculiar io woman which have mentioned my Fasurte Prescrip6ep works cnres-she marvel of the world This medicine do oot exfol as cure-2n Dug F 44N2hty yuils SngienesS of purpose, beng cst perfect specific in all chronic disesses of the sexaa sysem of woman. It will not dis sppoil nor will 1t do harm in any state or condition IL is A HOST POWERFUL REsroRATIvR ToaIc to the general well as the sexual system, also combining the most valuable neryine properties Both the muscular and nervous torces strengthened and built up by
 its use 1e VIII te kRnd Invaluable In diseases incident to pregnancy, and can be taken moderate doses wsth peet saSety while in that state 1adesd 1fokseys gs,ask and e tAe systesn for parturson hat A rendsEs easy received the hearsfeIt Fse fom hundreds ef mcthszs for the inssable ben eheS thus cunleHed. .G @3EI ralL Sz it 1sz
 Iaawm FayoEe psescipsioa to the IadiesofA America wih the s.cety of an honest haars and for ther best welfare Those who desirs uEther infornation on these subjects can ebsaha t m my TKRArIsx ON CHRONIC. DssRAsE or THE GKEKRATTvA AND URINARY ORGANS, sent secure from observation upon receipt of two postage stapG ik trea1s Anfe oa sose diseases peculiar so Eemaes, and gives much valuable advice in regard to their gaanzgemenk :slF EEs EisssfzI g-,ll.s'-f ] DBs RHRCEsS RAvORxTE PRE. @CBMX10N K8 90LD @x AEE FIRST CEA98D@UGGHgTs, as 41.s0 per bottle. aGanafasssssdaa aa ahA chanieal Iahasasos,, nf M
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
Pennington Savings Bank.
HIS old and well estab blished Bank has Sur

M HIS old and well estab blished Bank has Sur plus Fund of more than
 SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
 which serves as guarantee to Deposltors from loss. Interest at the rate of Six per cent free of all taxes, has been paid oh Deposits for the last eighteen yeare. New deposits are put upon ln- terest the first day of every month All loans are made under the supervision of an efficient Board of Directors. Amount of Funds, March 1, 1872, $1 ,360. .875. Business hours. from to 12, &. m, and from 2 to 6 pm. eas.
 SAMUEL &. COWLES, Treasurer
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
AMERICAN AND FoRE1GNPATENTs,
K. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs, No. 76 STATE ST., oPpomrE KnBY EF., BOSTON. A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of tho United States; also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specihca- tions, Assignments, and all papers for Patents, ecuted on reasonable ternM with dispatch. Re searches made to determine the validity and utili ty of Patents of Inventions and legal and otaer advice rendered in all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims Of any patent furnished by remitting one dollar. Aesignmente recorded in Washington. 8
 No Agency in the United States possesses supe- rior facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertain ing the patentability of inventions.
 All necessity Of journey to Washington to pre- cure patent, and the usual great delay thsFe ere hare aaved inventors. f3.tA A s1
 TESTIMONIALS.
 T regard MT. Eddy as one of the most suecsss- CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents" 'T have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ . man more competent and trustworthy and more capable of putting their ap- plications m farm to secure for them an early and favorable confederation at the Patent Office
 ED2UND BURKE.
 Late Commissioner of Patents" 'Mr B, H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY apphen60nB for Retmt@, having been suOeesstul in almost evaIw easA. 6acA unmistakabIe proof Of great talent M1d abiNty on his paRt, leads me to recommend all inventors to apply to him to pro the most &ifhfnl attention bestowed on their ca ses, and aE v@y reasonable chaEges.
 Boston, Jan i, 1872 JOHN NTAGGART r sstasxs aS ". "a s4sasss se s4 K
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
THE NORFOLK

NILL make the season of 1872 at the farm w of the subscriber, in Norfolk. sis~
 Norfolk is by Billy Denton, dam by Hector by Lattourette's Bellfounder. Billy Denton, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam by Exton Eclipse. Norfolk is bay in color, sixteen hands high, with finish and beauty denoting high breeding. He possesses fine stemper and sall the desirable qualities to make hin valuable as , ssire His Terms, twenty-five dollars to insure
 The horse Pleasant Gale will stand at the same stable.
 est ROBBINS BAYFIELD,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
cllRPlncs.

rhnsca extraets-4he dentists.
 TAe srzs sanShade was an eclipse,
 Ansmma lssxes-when winter comes in.
 Every man stamps his value on himself
 Roum for imurossment is probably the laxgssG rom in the world.
 The sociesy of women is the element of eOoamAnneA
 A dandy on shore is disgusting, but a swan cf the ssa Is sickening.
 Helfmnaa men are most always apt to hs littls too proud of the job.
 Arm hole the Massachusetts, authofi- tim cannot shut up-the Hoosic Tunnel.
 wSnaom is ofstimes nearer when we usocp than when we soar.
 The Okher day Boston youth applied aR the rewiskrax's office for a ''recipe to eek marxied
 A Wessnxn .paper says: ssThe favorite fua ss Kansas City is made of tumbler end two aaxmwG"
 Why is a wamharwoman the most cruel person in the worlda Because she daily wrings men's bosomS
 Now that the cardiff giant has gone and tha petxi0ed bufzMlo is departing, a Brook Geld man hes discovered rock sssalt."
 A Chinese newspaper has entered upon fts two thOUsandth volume. It has lost sn its original subscribers.
 The St AIbans (vtl Messenger thinks ''Sky hlne is . pretty color for ceilings, but mol % tasty for country milk at eight csnAs q quart"
 ssMnssa Christopher Columbus was a Queer man. said anegro orator; ''a notion crossed him one day, and then he crossed an ocean"
 Mr. James New, of Norwich, Ct., named his first born Something; it was Something New. The next he called Nothing; it be- ing Nothing New.
 A Missouri murderer, sentenced to be hang@d, offeK1 to shoot George Francis Train if the Governor will pardon him. Ills proposition is worthy of considera- ton
 Good morning, said smiling gentle nan to friend on Main Street this morn- ine. ssM0Vnin'," !" growlsd the other hur- TyIng on One sold coal and the other ce.-Dqn. NesrS.
 A precOciOus boy in public school out Wes8. who stands high in geography, was recently asked by his teacher where Africa was located He promptly answered: ssAM oyer the United States.
 sIwhea put my foot down, I'll have yOz tO understand, said Mrs. Noioker, s-that there k something there" On in- vsstigAtioa 1t appears to be a No. II 1hne.
 A smart young articled clerk, hearing ia stated hy lecturer that 8 man is mere ly a machine, remarked, 'sThen suppose sa attorney may be said to be a suing markime"
 A D@nbaEy ancti0neer writing a letter of saviee to a young friend closed up with the f0llgwiRg astonishing information: The eE7 that yOa do through life will eo@e back to plague you on the day of y0zR death. CT If stormy, on the first fair day thereafter --Dua. Nesrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
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 Passenger accommodations (for all classes unriyallcd, combining atg ssaE8V4-t
 SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
 Saloons, state-rooms, smoking-room, and bath rooms in midship section, where least motion ia, felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany these steamers. RATESLSaloon, $SO gold. Steerage, sSO cur rency to London, Liverpool. Glasgow, London derry, and Bristol. Those wishing to send for friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $3S currency
 Passengers booked to or from all parts ot America. Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, h. dia, Australia, China, etc.
 Drafts from q upwards. a E#%E A F2 For inspection of plans and other information, apply to J. H. Sparks, agent, No. 19 Broadway, H.1y G. EATON JONES. LtchHeld. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12

Upholstery Goods. .... Plain, Figured, and Striped Ferries, es. Plain and Figured French Satins, E@sz -a
 Tapestry Piano and Table Covers, saE ,srsb Swiss and Nottingham Ourtains,F Faa saE tk
 Applique and Guipure Drop Curtains sis3saA Window Hollands, Shades, Cornices, Ac.A Purchasers visiting the City are cordially in Yited to give our Stock careful examination, which will at all times be found very attractive, at the Lowest Prices. E.e, .sgss - 5 q.
 Orders solicited by mail or azprassxs As@z BROADWAY, COR. NINETEENTH ST, .,ssslsas3 gs NEW YORK. sssa t4
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BAKERS BR FAD

Rrated, Bakers and Graham Bread, French Rolls, Tea Buak Ginger and Sugar Cakes, recety. ed every Tuesday and Friday, ,other kinds of Cake supplied if requested at one days notice.
 F. D. MCNEIL co:
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12

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 Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,,
 Practical and Analytical Chemists,
 LOWELL, MASS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
WOMAN.

Pyen immense psaessce, extending through a! psr;o. of many years, having within that lime treated over lae thousand cases of those dseases peculiar to womaa have been enabled perfect potent and agreeable madeleine that meets the indications presented by tha. class of diseases with positive certainty and exactnes
 To designate this natural speei6e compeund, kaye
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r. TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. e =~ t.s5~ CONSISTING OF English and American Prints, fss -@ T $. E French Printed Percales, Jaconets Organdies, English Dreas Goods, the Newest Styles French Poplins, Serges, Cashfneres and Grena- - dimes, g-.-....... =. tt.ets ai,'A Dolly Warden Percales, Foulards and Silks, Black Silks. all qualities, warranted Colored 6ilks, all the new shades, Striped and Fancy Silks, - fw Laces, Embroideries, Parasols, s m . Linens, White Goods Flannels and Blankets Cloths, Cassimeres and DriIls, Kid Gloves; 1, 2, 8 and buttons, Fabric Gloves, Ladies' and Mems Furnishing Goods, < < As8s Ladies' Misses and Infants Wardrobes, com 8s aa plete,l1 ai1ss as 1assaEb | s#zss HtsaE4 Hosiery of every description,4 ss-tl Mourning Goods in great variety, Mantillas, Jackets, and Suits,s 'f!--E Shawis in Striped Broche and Laos.E India Cancels Hair Shawls. a161
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Ayers s,. HairVigor, For restoring to Gray Hair it's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and efectual for preserving the hair. N soon restores Gded or gr0y AGir to cts original cozo9. aDifh fha
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-12
NEW ARRIVALIOF TEAS :! eagaIa RsAH . ATTazIa agEao3
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WITH UUI1 8UAEgfaEsEr n On and after this date we ofisr Best ooiong Tea at @1 co former price, e1. .15; Good, 0Gcsea16r mer price, @1 co; Best Japan. a@E.a6, formsf price, ea.e0; Good Japan, $l.08,s f0rmsrs pfieea 3l1s; English sBrsskfasts $i 10y fomsrspricey Sl.a5.sf iasaI aaf 9c sehAc July J5th, 1872. 16f
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AOUATICS IN ASIA.

United states Naval Boat Contest IN tho
Asiatic Waters-Question Of the Cham
pionship-COntests Between the Men OF
the Colorado and Alaska.
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP CoLoaADo,(
CHEFoo, China, Oct. ], 1872. !
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Having seen in the NEW YORK HERALD a few
months since an account OF a race Tor the cham
pionship OF these Asiatic waters between the cut
ter barge Daring OF this ship, and the cutter Min
ME, OF the United States steamer Alaska, in which
the Minnie was victorious, have concluded to
send you an account OF another race between
these boats, In which the Minnie was badly de-
feated.
When the two ships met at this place the Daring
again challenged the Minnie, and terms were agreed
on to pull race OF five miles for the championship
and $500 side The time appointed to pull was
Friday, September ~.
When the day arrived the weather proved to be
very pleasant, with smooth water and . light wind.
The boats got away together, the Minnie being
much the lighter boat, jumping ahead on the start
but the Daring gradually closed with her and
passed her about the drst half mile, and kept gain
Ing during the race, tossing oars at the finish
THREE MINUTES, FOURTEEN SECONDS AHEAD.
me race was around one stakebOat and return,
said to be Aye miles but thought by all to be nearer
seven IMAM nve. The Daring turned the stakcOoat
I'm. ATS. ahead. The whole time taken waS-Daring,
l6m. 3ss. Minnie, 4sm. 52s.
There has been great rivalry between the respec-
tive ships since on the station In regard to boat
racing, the Minnie being almost a shell boat, and
built on the station expressly TO beat the Daring,
built in Brooklyn Navy Yard aud used as the Al
miras barge OF this ship.
The Alaska being ordered home, the crew Of the
Colorado were determined to take the champion
ship from her II possible before she started.
This is the third race between these two boats.
the first and third being won by the Daring, the
L. W., United states ship Colorado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-25
REFORM IN EARNEST,

The New Order of Thfngs-Economfcal 4
Management OF the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen.
Mr.. Michael J. Kelly, Clerk OF the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen, has forwarded to the Comp
trolcr an estimate Of the amount needed for the
proper maintenance OF the clerks and attendants
on the Board or Assistant Aldermen Tor the ensu-
ing year. Mr.. Kelly estimates that the work OF the
Department can be done by competent persons at
an expense OF not more than $13,s00. The amonns
est sum OF $57, 700 Appropriated and VIII be ex-
pendeO In 1872, the sum OF $24 400. Mr.: kely's
estimate shows saving, a. compared with 1917, oi
'a0M
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in Japan, and have no doubt that in future they

In the evening both Yokohama and Jedd0 were
brilliantly Illuminated, and the theatres did q
thriving business. Altogether the day passed OF
very pleasantly Considering that this was the first
everything went of surprisingly we-there was
not hitch anywhere. lhave been informed that
the Mlkado himself was very much pleased with
the whole affair and enjoyed il amazingly.
on the 23d OF october, that being his birthday,
he intends to
PUBLICLY OPEN TIE TELEGRAPH
and send congratulatory messages to the govern
ments OF Europe and America Altogether he ID
rather 1avorably impressed with estate Openings.'
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The coloring or tinge Of the blood Is pcrceptible
through the glass which is rendered Oldooking by
the wearing of fifteen centuries
The translation of saints body to America, and
especially one VINO lived IN the reign OF the perse
cution OF Doclesian as supposed Is an event which
was OF no trivial significance to ALL During the
whole afternoon very many persons visited the
shrine either to satisfy their curiosity to express
their sympathy with so marvellous ana nnprece-
denied an event as the presence OF the body OF a
dead saint in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-25
AN ERROR OF TYPE CORRECTED-CRAIGs
DEATH
NEW YnRK Nov. q is

NEW YORK, NOV, ~ 1917.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
] wish the public to understand that the deceased
John Craig, who was reported in your editions of
November 20 and November "a as having been
pitched out and tarred by the keeper and bar
tender OF ~ West street on November is wholly
untrue. The occurrence alluded to took place az
Thomas Smiths, IS West street, instead OF ~ As
am the injured party ] take the opportunity OF
refutng the CHARGE ~ The place u West street 10
kspt W nc. 4 REAQElh
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Joanna March, child two years Of age, whose
parents live at 5l2 East Thirteenth street, died
yesterday from the effects OF swallowing solution
Of arsenic which was Kept In bowl for the purpose
OF killing rats. Coroner Young was notified " hold
IN inquest on the body.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER rs s72-TRPLE SHEET

aristocracy, shed our blood for the faith OF Christ
anu the possession OF His Kingdom. After the con-
S ~ OF the ceremony procession was formed
IN wnlch all the 0fficating clergymen and choir
TOOK part. The body OF the saint was carried
around the asles OF the church to the apparent ad
mlration or the people, and placed on side altar
built for the purpose, over which was written In
large Roman type, the words
I sacrum Corpus sancti Justini. Martyris EXT
TSnrt,na e9 S, eemeterio proPe eyracum In y.as
$snb hac altare repositum est.
IN LINE OF PROCESSION
was 10 De seen one OF those grand and imposing
sights which are rarely Witnessed in this country
power. First in order came the cross bearer
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, holding magnificent silver
cross In his right hand, and accompanied ON either
hymn Sponsum Christi sung In solemn and sOnor-
Gus tones by choir OfOver fortymales reverberaed
through the spacious aises as the procession be-
gan to advance from the sanctuary. After the
cr0ss-bearer followed over twenty boys, beauti-
fully attired in silk surplices and sOutans. These
joined in the chanting with marvellous effect.
Then came about twenty students In ecclesiastical
Dress followed by the clergymen OF the Order, and
succeeded In line OF rank by the priests of the cere
monies and the celebrants OF the procession, clad
In their officiating vestments and covered with
richly embroidered capes In the centre OF the
procession was earned
THE ENcAsED BODY OF ST. JUsTINUs
on magnificent bearer bound with the richest
red velvet and lringed with golden tassels. which
congregation from the remotest corner of the
church. The hymn 'Juvicte Martyr to those who
been grand and effective as the pageant moved
through the aisles '.Sancti and mstiT was another
selection sympathetically rendered while fhe prO-
cessiOn was in movement Alter passing round all
the alses and exhibiting the sacred relics deposited
In the breast of the nrnre which renresented
the saint. and which was horne nv fonr eccesastics
to the place OF translation the ceremonies were
concluded at the side altar AT this moment the
enthusiasm and earnest emotion of the cOngrera-
tiOn became apparently visible The words "Ihc
Saint The Saint 70 were audible In MANY instances
az the image was horne 10 ito altar 'rhe Iitanv
and n number of other Psalma were here sunv and
responded to alternately by the choir after which
the prOcessiOnists came back AGAIN TO the hiph
altar and the 6nal prayers were read NV Very rev
DESCRIPTION OF THE RELICS.
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GENERAL THOMAS MONUMENT.

Major General J. Hooker acknowledges receipt OF
the following subscriptions to the fund for monu
ment to Major General George II. Thomas
Previously reported SO
Collected by General W. b. Tibbits in