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Hart Female Seminary.
PLYMOUTH. CONN.

THIS Institution is established in that in.
viting location, late tho residence Of Mrs. Rev.
Luther Hart and Rev. Ephraim Lyman
Plymouth Center. II is intended to be first
class Boarding and Day School for the educa.
ton Of Young Ladies. embracing a regular
course in all the solid and ornamental broDch.
es usually taught in such institutions. II is
placed under the charge Of Miss E. Fl. DIcK-
ERMAN, a lady Of experience and superior
qualifications, who will be furnished with
competent assistance in the various depart
mcLls. Young Ladies from abroad will board
in the family with her, and he at all times
subject to her supervision. No efforts will be
spared 10 render this Seminary one which for
thoroughness Of instruction. and kind reli
gious influence is worthy Of The confidence and
patronage Of the public. ...r
The Fall Term will commence on Wednes
day. Sept. 18th, and continue fourteen weeks.
For Circulars containing particulars, and
Tor application for admission, address
REV. I. P. WARREN.
August, 1858.
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Mech esaeScS.
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as sound and able journal. Nearly all the
Valuable Patents which issue weekly from
the Patent Office are illustrated with Engra.
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published in ito columns thus making the
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ume contains Several Hundred Engiayings
and over -Four Hundred Pages Of Reading
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more than the subscriptions price.
The Publishers offer the following yalua-
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DOES NOT EVERY MAN, WOMAN
AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST


IN having the health Of themselves and friends
restored and preserved -? AT lhissea son Of the
year nothing ia like using good and useful
corrective, aud giving the system perfect tone
TO endure the heats Of Summer, and changes
Of Autumn and Fau. No article stands SO
high in confidence Of the community, (being
recommended and used by eminent Physicians
and distinguished cilizcns.l as
DR. STEPHEN JEwETr's JUsTLY AND HieHLY
CELEBRATED HEALTH REsToRING BITTERs,
which have been tried and proceed and found
to be superior 10 oil other preparations for the
cure Of all diseases arising from impurities of
the Blood, Derangement of,hs Stomach, Bow
els, Liver, or Nervous System, and remarka-
bic for their strengthening, invigo,ative, res
torative aud cheering properties. A single
trial will prove their efficacy, (see recommend
dations in Pamphlcts.)
Also the Pulmonary Elirir and Strengthen
For sale by appointed Agents in every town
and village in New England. and by des!ers
in Medicines generally. Agent, A. c. Smith,
Li,ch6sld, Conn.
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OF YALE COLLEGE.

THE Course Of Lectures commences an.
nualIy on the last Thursday in September, and
continues four months.
BREJAMJN SILLlMAN, n. D., LII. D., Profess.
or Emeritus Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
ELI Ives, N D., Professor Emeritus Of Ma.
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
JONATHAN KNIGHT, N D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
TIMOTHY P. Beers, NJ. D, Professor Of Oh
stetrics.
cHARLEs HooKER, N. D., Professor Of An
aiomy and Psychology.
HENRH BRoNsoN, N D., Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
WeRrHMGroN HooKER, N D., Professor 81
the Theory and Practice OF Physic.
BEkyAMIs SILLIMAN, ia, n. D., Professor
Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Ga account Of previous engagements Of
Prof SLLIMAN, Jr., this lectures on Chemis-
try. during the ensuing term, will be given
by Prof. JoHs A. PoRTER.
Lecture Fees. $3.50; Matricuiation IS |;
Graduation SIS.
CHAS. HOOKER, Dean Of the Faculty.
New Haven, Aug. II, 1858.
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pRRoorss PILLS.

Ilis not 70 be wondered At that lhe inhabiI-
ants Of Litshiield county should prefer DR..
RoOt's celebrated Root and Plant Pills TO any
other Medicine in use, as old Dr.. ROOT, the
original maker Of them was resident Of Ca
naan, aud while living enjoy ed the reputation
OF being the most skillfll Physician in the
country. The Pills are composed Of twenty
kinds Of rare medicinal vegetables. although
active and thorough in their operation on the
system, yet they are 50 carefully medicated
that they can be givent 10 the most seeble per-
son with safety.
: We confidently recommend these Pills 70
the effected, as being superior in every respect
to any article Of the kind in use. They are
sold at the low price Of 10 g aad IS cents
per box, by merchants throughout the country.
6~ Try Them.
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DIED.

In this town. Goth lnst., MIR. Ebenezsr Buel,
aged Al years.
10 Sharon, Sd inst, Mr.. Amos c. Beecher,
aged 80 years.
In Terryville, 18th inst, Mary F., wife Of
Harley d. Ccwles. aged 20 years.
In WATERFOWL, 18Th inst, Mrs. Maria B.,
vito Of Augustine EIoichkiss, aged 90.
In Winsied. 10th inst, rciict Of Capt. Amos
Avery, aged "a years.
II CoIebrook, l7Ih ult., Miss Dolly Deni.
son, aged rs, formerly NJ Goshen.
Al indianapolis. la, July 29th, Emily A.,
consori Of Mr.. Jacob CoffinaO, Of that place,
and daughter Of Mr.. Nathan Allen, formerly
II Norfolk, Conn.,, aged % years.
In Norfolk, Saturday, 18th August, Eliza
Jessie, wife Of Nathl Peass Pettibone, Of N.
York, aged 46 years.
She was native Of Charleston. s. c., Of
Scotch parentsge, but for The last % years q
resident Of N. Y. She had come TO Norfolk
month previous 10 her deceasc, in III health,
with the hope that the cool pure cir Of our
country hills would revive strength and restore
vigor and health to her emaclated frame; she
was naturally Of delicate constitution, and had
been many years sufferer from rheumatic
affection in her limbs, but apparently had no
vital ailihg which might suddenly terminate
fatally. But death 10 constantly near US, and
we know not At what hou. or moment our
Creator and Disposer Of our lives, in whose
hands our fate and destiny are held. may give
the summons for our departure. Alas hers
came unexpectedly, bat f.und her NOT unpre
pared We have every earthly evidence that
her lamp was continually trimmed her whole
life has been one continued course Of purity
OF heart and piety Of soul-void Of offence 10
all things towards her God and fowards her
fellow MORALS her husband, her children and
her friends have the most soothing assurance
Of hope that her soul 10 now dwelling with her
Savior In blessedncss. Her body lepOses in
rural grave, with my sainted mother an
elder brother and sister repOse BY their side,
and the remains of most Of my kindred rest IN
the Same cemetery, 20 rise IN Holy CommHn'
ion ct the Resurrection. ] have selected Tor
an inscription upon the tomb--a sentiment
which most appropriately and sincerely ac-
cords wiIh the bereayed and desolate feelings
Of my heart:
4 "T'here's not an hour Of day, or dreaming
night. bat am with thee; tnsreis nota wind
bnf whispers Of thy name. and not d flower that
sleeps beneath The moon, but ID ilB hueB o. ta-
NgaReo tells tele 81 Tee !"
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In another column viii Be found The
sad details Of the progress Of this terrible
scOurge. copied from q New Orleans
paper. Later dispatches show that the
fever is still increasing, and the number
of deaths day BY day grows larger and
more appalling. The deaths from yellow
fever on the 10Th were 027, and during
the week ending the l4th, lSes-almost
200 daily. A despatch on the 18th says.
''The authorities being unable to bury all
the dead last week, 1875 bodies were
burned" The Picayune says the hearse
drivers place the collins at the gate Of
the cemetery. and then leave them. where
they remain for hours, and in some cases
all day and night. the effluvia given forth
reaching houses four and Eve squares of.
It is with the utmost difficulty that la
borers can be obtained to dig graves In
some instances, persons have been paid
Eve dollars an hour for such service
Four editors have died, victims TO the fe>
ver-two of the PicAyune. one Of the
Delta, and one of the Crescent.
The latest accounts Of the epidemic is
contained in the following dispatches;
New ORLEANS. August goth.
The iniermen,s Of persons whose deaths
were caused by yellow fever, as repor,ed
BY the Board Of Health, Cor The past TWEEN
~ four hours, reach the frlghlful number %!
t.co ARndred and thirty seuen. I, is impos-
sible TO predict when the ravages of the
disease will end many think NOT hef0re the
middle Of September. Whole number OF
deaths TO day s95.
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FOR SALE

A VALUABLE LUT OF LAND the
south side Of Prospec, Street, containing
between 10 and II acres. nearly ell Of
which, ~ first rate meadow, with about 30
APPLE Trees Of eDgralied fruit. There 10
On said land large end good Barn. Alan,
near the centre Of il, valuable spring,
which will furnish aT .abundsni supply Of
water through The dresi season. The
ahOye ~, is in square and handsome
form, shd well adap,td TO building l0is.
and Gao be divided if necessary. The
prospect from said land 10 fine, command
ing an entire view Of .be Lake. Il 10 with.
in half mile Of The Court House and I'D.
joining the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Swan.
For further particulars. enquire Of st
OLIVER GOODWIN.
Liicliiell, July l2, 1858. 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-25

We have received from Hermann j,
Meyer. publisher, 1914 William Street, N.
York, the first number Of tie FIRST volume
Of the United States Illustrated. Price so
cents number. Il is divided into two
parls-East and West. Each section will
be complete with ten parts. Each subs
scriber TO both sections will receive, wlth>
out reserve, Trumb"!l's magnificent picture,
the Battle Of Bunker Hill, Sc by IS, as a
premium with The last number.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-25

t A grand Woman's Rights Convention IS
TO be held in New York on the 9th and Th
Of September. The call is signed by 81
women Of both sexes, five If whom prefix
Rev" I" their signatures. The name Of
L"cre,a Mott takes the lead on the list,
that Of Anna Gardner brings up the rear,
and those of William Lloyd Garrison, Abby
Kelley Foster, Wendell Phillips, Lucy Stone
SC, are mixed up with a number of others
equally amhlions, but as yei less known to
fame. The Broadway Tabernacle is to be
The stage, and oil who choose 10 mix mare
to be the PLAYERS. :
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
si OF THE
EAGLE COMPANY


BE 1T KNOWN, that we, the subscribers
do hereby associate ourselves together as
body corporate and polite, pursuant 70 the
Statute laws Of the State Of Connecticut, 60.
la,ing to "Joint Stock Corporations" and the
following are the Articles Of our Association
and agreement:
ART.I. The name Of said Corporation shalt
be the IS Eagle Company"
Art. IL. The capital stock Of said Corpora
ton shall be Fifteen Thousand Dollars. and
said capital stock shall be divided into six hun.
dred shares of Twenty. Eve dollars each share.
AR III. The purposes for which said Cor
pora,ion is established, are the following, viz:
The manufacturing Of Scyihes, Hoes, Plane
Irons, and Of any article or articles Of which a
component part is iron or steel-buying, sell.
ing and trsfficking in the same-and buying
and selling any kind Of Goods or merchan.
die, and al articles necessary and convenient
to the carrying on Of said business. and gen.
orally TO do oil things necessary 20 the man.
agement Of the same.
ARr.lV. The statute laws Of the State OF
Connecticut relating TO JOIN; Stock Corpor.
ations." are hereby particularly referred to
and nude part Of these articles, and this Cor.
poraiion hereby established and organized
under end pursuant TO said statute laws, shall
have all The power, and proceed according tC
the regulations described and specified therein
Arr. v. Each subscriber to these articles
agrees TO take the number Of shares annexed
to his name, Of the capital stock Of said Cor
poration, each share 10 be twenty-five dollars,
as aforesaid, and 10 be paid in by installments
as the Directors rf said Corporation shall call
IN the same.
Arr. vi. The said Corporation is estab
1:ebnd and looosaA Ia Hiinhcnck avilln fnVuV, &c
Bavkhamsted, County Of Litcield and State
q HnA:a..A !
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tbs Yellow FEvER AT NArcnEz.AA
dispatch. dated on Saturday, the 2O,h, says
-" The yellow fever has existed in this
c',y G'r several days, having, il is supposed
been brought here by some vessel GomNew
Orleans. Up I" the present writing, up
ward Of 900 deaths have taken place {;
the excitement is very great. Many per-
sons have left the city, and nihers are leav.
ing. A large building has been provided,
which is 10 he used as a hospital for the
INDECENT sick"
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THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
BH0DVH Sc
In Litchfeld County,

GOTH Cook and Parlor. can be seen at the
shop Of the subscriber, and can be bought for
cash, exceedingly lstO.
Also, great variety Of Tin, Japanned. and
Britannia Ware, Furnaces, Cauldron Kettles,
Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe, H. draulic Rams,
Ena,neled Kettles, Ia most desirable article
for every housekceper,j together with large
variety or Housekeeping Articles.
Old Iron, Brass, Copper and Rags taken 10
exchange. w CONE.
EPI am also agent for Norfolk and Ca
paan Cor the sale Of OTIS Patent insulated
Lightning Reds.
N0ff0lk, 1858.
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DAGUERREAN ARTIST
HAS just returned from New York with
splendid assortment Of Mache, Velvet, Shell,
Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases-
and Rosewood Frames-Gold Locke,s, &c.
Pictures taken daily ut his Gallery, No. 3
South ct. at prices varying from 81 TO $40.
Here, childhood, with ts winsotne face,
And stately woman's queenly grace,
And lordly mans imperial frOwn
Are each adroi,ly penciled down.
Instruction given in the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
Litchfeid, May 10Th, 1853.
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Mrxpais UNIvrRsUla.-. We have receiv-

MExsRis UNIvERsUsi.- We have reeeiv-
ed Part II and III Of Vol. II Of this very
elegant work. The I6rmer contains eas"
sale FaIls-beaUIiIaIly done Lake Mana
qua in Central America Mary Of the
Swan in the Rigi in Switzerland. and che
Cathedral Church in Magdeburg. The
latter contains Genesee Falls at Rochester
The BarberigO Palace in Venice; The
Lowerz See in SwiIzerland-an exquisite
lhina-and Harper's Ferry. We can con,
ceivc of no more beautiful parlor table or.
nameni, for the price at which they are a +
fOrded, than these numbers.
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AUsTRAL,A.-The news from Melbourne,
Australia, is up 10 The 9th April. Clouds
were very high. The news from The gold
fields is very satisfactory. The amour, Of
gold obtained from the beginning Of The
year To March ll,h, was 9l,S30. $780,
About $4,000 persons including, women
and children, are now on the gold fields.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-25

The Vernon, Journal says the farmers
have nearly finished having, and there is a
prospec, that The hay crop will he ol fair
quality although somewhat diminished by
the drought. IN some towns in the north
cas-, part of this county, how ever. The grass
has been almns, wholly destroyed. Must
fearful havoc has been made with some
kinds Of frui, particularly with apples, by
The cahker worm.
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New Jewelry Store
AT WOLCOT1VILLE-
8. JACOBS

$<4g Would respectfully inform the
Dinhabiiant 81 Wolcottsille and
vlc,n,,y that he has taken The siofe &C Mr.
Hungerford, near the gailrasd depsi. where he
,.fIsrs tor sale all kinds of Jewelsy. clacks and
Fancy Wares generally. on - favorable farms
as can be purchased tlsew here.
lP Watches, clocks and iewelEy q every
description required and warranted. Old gold
and silver bought and taken iD exchea@e- a
share OF patronage 10 respectfully sol. cited.
WolcottsliIe. April ieth, 1883.
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Interesting from the Fishing Grounds.
.dlegei Seizure Of Vessets by the British.

BosroN. Monday. Aug. 90.
The schr. Rosannab, arrived at Glou>
cester on Saturday, reports that the new
schr. Starlight. Of Gloucester. Captain
Mcdonald, was brought to by a shot
from the British steamer Devastation. on
the Sth Of August. Capt. Mcdonald
Immediately hoisted the American flag
and hove TO. Officers from the steamer
then boarded her and took her in tow,
and carried her into Gaspc. The cap
ture took place ia Magdalena Bay. The
Starlight was on her first trip. and yalu.
ed At $5. 900. She had on board ESQ
barrels Of mackerel, valued at $1,000
more.
1t Is also stated by the Captain Of the
Rosannah. that the schr. Highlander was
also seized by the same vessel, but after.
wards given up.
The schrs. Mary Niles and Ellen Proc
tor were chased out of the Bay by an
English cutter.
The news Of the seizure created some
excitement in Gloucester, coupled with
the fact that the U. g. squadron 10 FEAST
ing at Halifax instead OF cruising on the
fishing grounds.
An extra from the Gloucester Tele-
graph. just received, says: The Devassa-
tion passed by feet Of IA or Is vessels.
saying nothing to them. and proceeded
about two miles to where the Starlight
and another vessel were lying bscalmed.
The officers took possession Of the
Starlight and suffered the others TO 90.
Why It was SO. Capt. Howard did moi
learn, neither did he stop at Gaspe to
see what was done with her, bat came
directly home. Capt. H. was informed
at the Gut tLat two American armed
vessels had passed through. but he saw
nothing Of them.
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AN INTERESTING PosTAL QUEsrIoN SET.
TLED.-The Post Office Department, have
recently decided lha, under the law Of 1852,
a subscriber residing in The county in which
paper may be printed aud published. is
enIIled Ia receive il through the mails free
n postage from the post Office within the
delivery "f which he may reside, even tho
that Office may he situated without the
limits of the county aforesaid.
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THE CRsTAL PALAcE.-The New York
Tribune says that The boxes. bales, crates,
and packages, often conta ming the cos,lest
aud most beautiful wares for display in ,he
Crystal Palace, which remain unopened,
would make verv respectable exhibition
"f themselves Fully one fourth Of the
goods remnin still undisplayed. The nun.
her visiting The Palace on Wednesday was
5000; amount Of receipts 81 ,5OA.
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aDTHE enclosure Of the subscri.
bers on or about the 18th OF
A July last, one email light br'ndle
STEER, with white spot under his belly
no artificial mark. The owner 10 requested
70 prove property, pay charges and take him
away. WEBB & GREGORY.
Cornwall Bridge, August 18th, 1858.
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NNIsHING no TAKE SEW

WISHING TO TAKE IN SEWING.
MISS SHIPLEY would inform the ladies'
Of this AMI The neighborns villages that she
has q supply Of Shirts and Drawers to pat out
to DO scanned, Tor which she will pay the beet
prices, and Cash on the work being returned.
Residence in Prospect st. Wolcottville, at
the rear Of the Congregational Church.
Wolcottville, August 90, 1858.
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COAT &c.

THE subscribers have made arrangements
TO keep supply Of Lehigh White Ash Goal
constantly on hand. and for sale by the ton
or less quantity at % low prices az cen pos
sibly be afforded.
Also, Drugs, Medicines. Dry Goods. AND
Groceries. Wines, Brandies. Rum, GIN, &c
Of the best quality. for medicinal purposes
only. Please call and examine Cor yourselves.
E. OSBORN q Co.
Litch6eld. August, 1853.
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BOARDING. &cXenOI.

MR.. HlNE would respectfully inform his
patrons and others who wish 70 avail them.
selves Of the benefit Of his School that the
Fall Term will open on the 25;h inst. By
application 10 the Principal, circulars will be
giving full particulars.
D. HlNE, B.. A.
Warren, Angus; 9Th, 1853.
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The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer Of the
SOih MI. learns with regret, that many far.
'ners viii sustain considerable loss by The
damage which the wheat has sustained
from the continued wet weather since hsr
vest One tenth Of the entire crop. in that
part Of Virginia. il is estimated, will be lost
BY sprOuling.
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r. Two weeks sincs we spoke Of a
gathering Of the Con Family. having
taken place. and promised > more ex-
tended account, which Is furnished By
one Who was present. and win Be seen IN
the. next column.
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The cholera has broken out at Cum
berland. Nd. and fourteen deaths have
since occurred. Il . now subsiding. and
the few cases under treatment are per-
fectly manageable.
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Norfolk Academy.

THE FALL TERM Of this School opens
Oh Wednesday, August 3lst.
w. B. RICE, Principal.
Noffolk, Aug. 10. 1858. rs
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WArRRBUaY AuwueI elM, fe6s.

mr.. Edifsr The West Ruliand Marble
~hich you woiicad ia yoar paper Of lesl seek
can hs luuRd a che WATERBURY MAR
Bile MANUFACToRY, and Y y talll -
dugahl6a ~ Italian and lakes haeullsnl pellsh.
{. & the onig seneFissa Alaftln that y WaSth
waFking Cor Alnnpmenla NItsa NlNNNA 30,
a large asaaElas 4.eAys - hard 44ll Il IA
cold 40 olaap IAo MsmAH IlsNi v nnAls
died uheai lAs 'nse NsN Nl4H
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SELLING OPF

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
5000 pienes Of Paper Hang,ngs. Alsa, 100
'ieces Oil Landscape and plain Curtains.
Now's yons time Ear Bargains, az
BRADFORD'S, Wolcoitvills.