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vfRa1N1A vEssEL ABANp0Srp

+ Nrw YoRK. JAS. A.-Ils schooner .. II. Pick ett,
from Virginia, bound for New York, wa. abandoned
in sinking condition on the 18th Of January. The
crew have arrived here.
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COLD WEATHER III RICHMOND.
Friday last 10 regarded as the coolest day esperi-
snesd In Richmond In tho mamory Of the Oldest ee'
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THr vEATuEk AND THE MAILS.

pz,IAprr7Hia. Jan. % Five mails. delayed by
the ,,,ru, arrived here last night, from Baltimore
Ths rad was afterwards obstrucied by drifting suow,
hmt r. "a syaju cleared and no further trouble anti
c;n,,rd, The road 10 Harrisburg Is stu! blocked up
with snow.
vasrerdsy moruing, arrived ct eleven Ia The forenoon.
Tbs has been tho co!d.s: Coy Of the sersoa. No.
thing doing on Change.
W,saisorcs, Jan. a3.-Lss, night WAS the co!deat
known tor number of years.
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1EDeMriloA Yf yIMGiAlA FIVE AND A

led l.Mr ION OF Virginia FIVE AND 4
HALF AMI SIX PER CENT. DEBT
4uNHE EOLDERS OF TIE FOLLOWING CERTiFI-
Cattle OF DEBT. i,-ued br the State Of firgnis
will ,sk- nC,iee, :nst ahe Commissicscrs .. as Ssk1HS
1uad aed cy Act OF the General assen5ly OF 'I
knia psssed 2ih day March, 1853 will proceed
@ ID second day OF March, S redeem the said certih
sates the Treasury OF The Commonwealth aforesaid
The noliers Of the certificates required or be-
bro .ai day Of March, 1857 70 surrender the
anne the o:cs o! the Second Auditor: and, whether
rendered he iu.eI thereon wSl cease on thai
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Such 81, the G:rcst lateral road. ani cnn.- s',...
will connect with ths James EiY-r C.ani o ."e.l
Richmond and pa:at Pleasant. Ci. thu Ohio. -..-i.
81. ;%5 miles, snc accommodating a..Ia-~ " ....
oi county Of no. lass than 81 Iniles. I.c r...
drained by this Inain line vi Canr rIi ifs :,.ay.~r#
within tn. State. will h." iw "n'y iClE ',G-U.
-,uinrs Inii.., o: GG5sa 'ilisr> !hrs.. 'sgr-e, -
si1ty ihnu4and acres. There i < cd .-e-pm C. e..
.i-vu That the iribr:ary nprJv =: " .;!.' =
will, when completed produce t.. iopw:S 49,
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THrRrY-rouRTu ccH.,RLs--sAcoHn srs ~.
W,sni>GToS, Janun!y q. !,s'.
H"rsE.--., resolution Was adopted. thG; " '-
,nouton. t..e correspondent; nf hr New York Tn,
he confined in close custody mil III. end III, -.-
sion or uu; H. 49,. ni,as :. roE int rhGrst =.
tempt, bolore the Investigating committee.
SEsAry.-1'he proceedings arr upInp"r'gn'.
WssuiS61or, J.s. -, ie.!
SrsATy.-Ths seus,e passed tie eub-mar.us .e.a.
graph bill.
HousE.-The h"us, c"s!;-rsc! iS yrsI.r'"y s o..
ton in relation To IT.. iGpri'"nIleE oI hr. o'a@f
for contempt, and passed bill TO enforce :lHE
dance Of Hitnrsses before tho investigating co.nu ''
tee. - -
WAsuissrnE, Js-. -, lst7
SrSArE.-The Senate passed the House o.! trg'o
rffecually tp secure th. attendance of wi'ntos 1850
moued by either House. and 10 compel 10 - ~ d.
Gloss testimony. There were only three 'e.es Ia ne
negative.
luusr.-rbe House passed twenty tso prs
bills. ~ ,.,
SEy.TE.-Mr. Nourss OF M3iEo, r.-"i-d 'n a'' no
vacancy caus-d by the Resignation ol MI HSa.nr
appeared to-day wss qualified and took his seat ..
Wil.on prsssuici the credentials oi M!. SurEner.
Senstor rl.ct from Massachusetts 90 .iry !:0n
fourth Of March neIt. Sundry private bi'is wsIs
passed. The Senate then adjourned.
Housr.-Hr. Chester was bTough; before the House
hy tho Sergeant at ar,ns, and resolution S7ss -. -.
I'd calling on him 10 furnish eycn,s why hs or' ":
sppesr before thu committee apgoiIea - ''r'' b.
lais chsrSsa Uf bribery After d.ns'e il 80 ic''i
.nped thst the witness should srs~er IL. vr.'. g
der ostsi. Mr. Chester ;Een gwen .mi" 'hr '..-'
:ody of tie Sergeant s. arms. Suvetai pr!vai.
were then passed and the House aioWn.d
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ro.,.., JNO. d. ASHTON,
su AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SAR@EET0K.N, ILLINOIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-27
The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RIrCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANf'
WIN. F. RITCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR EpiIoH.'
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY ~.
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AI05 ln

SD fSak ,ok s0AF 30 opSs;. s1 sslS 81
DArENYofT, ALLEN eco.
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CO.PAliTNE NEh@HlE.
pcncT.OS fnHIS~ a. &C
No. 3. PrAL sTatrT.

No. ). FrAAL SIAtEI.
ruygF .n,.cr.b,!shsvu LIE day orr 4 E,per-nn,-
.hip unje, The 'ty!e tHi ,.r' 8! FERGUSON: Fa
pIss & 10 Tor ,he prrross =. er+ -crn! r-Isr.. iM
.7,so Isp JossIss Pr Tooo' tu.irs,s, and 0syI
rs. pss and convS!s House reSsLiiy ~
suuied bsJ 9. Ferguson, ,jg, NJ. 9, Pea! SO, Ge-
IN made srranGenon' 70 'ap1rt most VI IT, sc2:5S
5opt they WI! ee propsred ior the Satp: TRADE, wa
new sri s;trcea,c stock wH-y tie seiiuo Of hoi:-
.sle scy.re I'D which hey pledge taesn.eres'o sell
ss reasonable terms As any house In bis market
The residue Of tho stock tAieo oi :. FerSu=os, =
enbrseiug many new aad sessCrable s. j., ve ~ .
scntiSus odsr a cost tor cash. Is eGctTe sL, r
Tie openins Of the Spring T.s6s.
J. B. FERGUSON, u.
THOG r FASis-.
January let 1887 r 81. 7EAGUsCh.
lrsrrrp my rtncere hs:ks lie nhny n!e.ts aud -:
tcnerl VITO have eztsaGs- 10 rs ta1 ;sl:Uags -. q
alone and solicit cGntnssocA OF The rsre tne Z"
ooneern j. & FEKGCSCE, -.
Jan S-c3m
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@ @OYEENESs-Hsptsii iranedlIisly Tor -inrtl
SI school, &c rxp-rieccni Gov-Eness t.orou :Liy oa'
or,.u, 20 ,aari. ksg.isb !r.Ech sud Mu-t: he'I :,
s,,ry vii S- paid Dirac, Lo1ors Pas fe-, -. =:
Comfy. Va y" "a IL 4"-".'-~''.
80 .S-csf
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Add 10 this. Main Csna!, 80 "uo tons, - - n.'
and tots ami tonnage from :n. valleys q: C.o ."a
Mississippi 3GOUD ton-, II, cent Yer ton r.r nl'c,
SI26, ,ODO. making 4 total oi 33l,DCn tr"-, a.'-
S2,0ii 0oO. This huiouut would pav 81 per eat ("
10. er;irs cost "f IN. Jum-r Rvcr ':oDfr:"la. .'a,
" .yTrT..- "f administration A.. ana - oiS,,!''t
:, .'o.e thnu per cent. 10 ia. ,t"cll"de.s.-- D-'
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/ DEMOCRATIC NtWsfAPKK IJ.. s....e.
XXyII.L be sold to Democratic puEchae'r ~ 'neio
w rate terms touri.hinG Ieu'2Hpcr IN " .esi hy
and yery pleasant village OF virsis huT r:'.:rrts
young man make unonsy ont nt shs nr"r 1a nss
large share OF advertising shh job sotk- Eof c:sti.h'
ton apply TO the Editors oil a- EGipi'er
az
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AID FOR IsE SUFFERING PooG--Ws are re-.
uuestsd TO state .hs, the Directors g rhy Ceutra!
Railroad Company, with coun endsbis LID rsht:
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Fatal Ey,rcrs OF TIE ColD WsAtFtA-hr.J
r. Brown sgrd abou: s yesr', son ct !, tst s.s Nor
oeea i.,a honr Sunday night and conveyed to the
RoIllnSbroo I hotel where he died The acs' morning.
h"..;n', hesn chilled through by cold. lu the
city. kawson Edwards, Ssasr s 10 h,h, oy,.er.
found frozen 70 Wsn, esssn mOIday O S h N
hnuss. 10 P.tersburz as IN Richmond several fune.
rails were necessarily postponed in consequence Vi
the snow.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
$. MCCORMICK.

The People Of the State IF California, repro.
sentCd in Senate and assembly, do enact ~
follows;
81, An barbarOns and noisy anUscmcnts on
the SSbRath arc hereby prohibited.
~, Any person who shall get ur, Or aid in
getting np, ;'r opening of sAy ball. bear. c~ck
or prize fe,.' EnrSc rucC, circus, theatre, bowl
ing alley. gam. lin: house. rOcSa OS sAOOn, Of
any place Of barbA.~oCs or noist amGsemcn's
on the sabbath, shall be deemed RWihy Cf y. y
misdcmcanur. and on conviction thsreo!' shall
be punished by fine not less th"n mn! noT
more than five hundred dollars.
SO. Any person who shall purchc &c any tick
ct, or pay amy admission tes to any ~ the pa.
css Of amusement nauIcd IN the second ~ ""H"
Of this Act for the purpose of attending I.' .
same On the Sabbath, shall bO, dsOMed guilty Oe
nisdemeanOr. aud on conviction thGrcQf slIRll
be punished by fine not less than ten hOr MUIN
than fifty dOllars.
-. JWsticca Of the Peace shall have iuriS.
diction in all cases arising under the provisions
Of this act.
S5 This act shall take effect on and after
the first day Of June, ono thousand eight hun.
dred and tiNv.ivc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

NATIONAL CIRCrs.-This immense es.
tablishmcnt will exhibit in this city on
the evenings Of Saturday and Sunday,
the 2lst ana 22nd inst. They have made
number Of new acccSsions to their com.
pany; and those who have witnessed their
performances in the cities below, sneak
of them in very cOmmondatory tcrms-
George Ryland, the great still vaultcr and
equestrian juggler, is creating quite a
furor among those who have witnessed
his wonderful and almost incredible fcats
Wm. Franklin and young Raphael, artists
Of superior merit, are also with this com.
pany, together with many other old f.
voritcs. Rochcttc, more familiarity known
among the boys as "Frcnchy," will he on
hand, and will, as usual, bc received with
n cordial wclc One hy his numerous friends
und admirers!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
To All Whom u May Concern.

The undersigned, acting Justice nf,hc Peace
If l'arrrNillc Township, would respectfully
call the attrntiuA of the citizens of Plarcrvillr
t"a law "f the State nG California cn,illch-"An
Act io prohibi, baI IbaronS and noisy nmu>c-
mcnts ON III" Christian Sabbath" approved
March Ii, l>55.
The enforcement of such Law being our
boundcn duty. We give notice, that hereafter
the same will be strictly enforced WHEN vio.
lation thereof shall come iU our know kdgc. or
upon the complaint 1T others.
This March 10Th, l>j7.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

ANOTHER FIRErKOoF.- KunklCr
has begun the foundation for . frcprOOi
building, 1ex4O, on his lot just above the
Theatre. We learn that the Doctor in.
tends in the spring to erect two others Of
the same dimensions upon the lot immc-
diatcly adjoining the one upon which hc
is now building. When finished they
will add to the beauty and safety Of that
portion Of our city.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
M6B TAIB 8EIlOERAT. /.
.JOR PRINTING

n; a kinds neatly and promptly executed at this Of.
e, at the lowest priccs Oar job office /, extensive
aud entirely new, and We have materials Of every dc.
scripion, and cam consequently, give satisfaction to
al who favor US with their ordcrs. Terms-C ASH.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

NAN KILLED.-At San Juan, Nevada
county, on the 4th instant, A. b. Murtlgc
was stabbed and killed in an alteration
by L. W. Chase. Murdge had scduccd
and vas living with the wife of Chase
. young person not fifteen years DID,
Murdge deserved his fate.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

The Hon. J. r. Thompson wasrc-clcct.
cd u. S. Senator on tho 10th uIt., for six
years from the 4th of March, 1857, by
tho Legislature of New Jersey. lie is a
Democrat and personal friend of Presi-
dent Buchanan. A son Of Commodore
Stockton. was his competitor but was dis
tanccC In the race. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

A-Wc arc indebted to Senators Wait,
FiSke, COffrOth and johnson, and McsSrs.
Brent, Hamm, Rodgers and OrviS, of the
Assembly, for Legislative documents.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
San Francisco O Agency.

MT I. r. FISHER, at the lion Bnildug. opposite
the Office Of the Pacific Express Company, corner Of
Montgomery and Washington streets, i, our Only au.
tAorizcd agent for San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

CHARLEY BARNES is receiving another
mammoth importation of groceries. Ad-
vcrtising has done its work for him. lie
has informed tho people through tho
press, what ho has to sell, until his store
is known in every gulch in the county,
and his customers arc legion.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

Theodore Tracy has again piled upOu
our table files Of the latest papers and
pictorials from evrywhere, for which he
has our grateful acknowledgements.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
A. BADLAN, JR.

Il our authorized Agrut tr Sacramento City. All
orders for advertising LEFT With HIN, Will b" promptly
Attendrtto.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

A BARGAM.-Charley BonnesteI offers
for sale his large brick building on the
corner Of Main and Coloma STREETS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

KLINE, at the "Ncw York Store. " 'lcads
the column" this scasOn, with his spring
importatiOns. "Abc" assures us that he
intends to keep stock Of "womcn's gear
that will eclipse Stewards far famed cs-
tablishmcnt, and We doubt not that our
lady readers will ratronizc him according
".
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

FINE STOcK.-McSSrs. Chcvalicr & La.
case, next to tho Scvastopol House, have
received and opened a splendid assort-
mcnt of Liquors, Preserves, Groceries,
etc, They arc polite and accommodating
gentlemen. Call and see their goods!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
NEW YORK STORE,

On the Plaza. StylCscntirCly new and such a.
have never before been seen here, have been
introduced ut the above establishment. Tho
Ladies' If PlaccrvillC md vicinity Ruay now
make their selections from more extensive as
sortmcnt than has ever before been offered
them this side of San Francisco, in which M
article that ono could possibly wish, will bC
found wanting.
HI GCMslSSnCn'S, Wearing Apparel, every
article desirable for either use or ornament,
may be found nt this establishment, Mt prices
which will permit the poor M we'll as the rich
man to go we'll dressed. and which will main.
tain the reputation we have already acquired,
Of selling goods lower than any other house in
the city. l.. KLINE.
VI li
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

Mr.. TRrETT.-Thc Deputy Sheriff Of
New York publishes card in tho New
York Herald, contradicting in the most
unqualified manner the account published
Of the arrest Of Mr. Truett. lie was not
frightened, not disguised, nor did he an.
peal to the crowd for protection. 1t is
nothing unusual for Rubo Maloncy's
statements to be contradicted we arc
only surprised that any man would give
thcIh currency.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

THANKS to Harry Mansfield Of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. S Express, for the delivery Of
Atlantic papers on Wednesday evening,
twCnty-fcur hours in advance of all 9th
crE. -.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

y lIoNE ToR SALE.-Mr. j. j. Dean of.
fcrs for sale his residence, located on
Broadway, Upper Placcrvillc. Upper
Placervillc is ono Of the plcasantcst spots
in our county for families, :. the society
is intelligent and refined, the location dc.
lightful, and the soil highly favorable for
gardening and fuit-growing.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

ON NisIr.-Our towl2mSn, Lieut..
Gov. Anderson, paid us flying visit in
the carly part of the week, and was mos:
cordially welcomed by his numerous
friends, irrespective Of party. 1t is graf
flying to know, and we take pleasure in
recording the fact, that in the new and
difficult position in which he was placed,
presiding over the dclibcration Of the
High Court" in the impeachment cases,
in which he was called upon to decide
new and intricate questions ofParliamcnt-
ary rule, he conducted himself most cred.
it0hly. His courtesy, promptncss and
impartiality have been highly commended
by the press; and he will retire from of.
flee with the respect and esteem of his
associates.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

GRAPE VINE DIcGINGS.- These Dig.
gings arc situated about Ave miles from
this city, on the trail leading to Colona,
and are now being worked by some thir-
ty miners, who average from six to eight
dollars per day. We had the pleasure of
a visit, on Sunday last, from Mr.. J. Nc
Culley, who has been mining in this To-
cality since the fall of 1862, with the sue
cess that ever attends patient industry.
Mr.. McCullcy and two partners have ia.
ken out, within the last month, ,forty-eight
ounces Of gold. The washing has all to
be done during the winter, as the ravinc
is dry at other seasons. We are of the
impression that the Gold Hill Canal Co.
would find it profitable 10 extend their
ditch through that region of country.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21
Grand Exhibition
AdnlittanCe. Erecv

4 SPLENDID EXHIBITION Of SPRING
~ and SUMMER GOODS has just bccu
opened at the
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

MANRIED-\e'N New town, on ti,v ,..,h in.
s,ant, by lark~ou Srrnrcr;> E>u. Mr.. AnAu \
Hla>tN and Mise A>NN T., Wu>HS. all ut that
place. -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

Nine Evu"w>kl hNs taken the Knick.
crhorkc' SN'"on. and furnished it with
fine billiard tables, and choice liluorS and ,
cigars = =,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

A>A l.. WAtoNvlNha> orravia Shoot
iH- aa'lcry on Maia Street, u few dooyI
above III" Minors hug Store. Persons
Who Il, >iry lo l,'nuc >hill!ul IN the III,
Of tin ','c''c", can be supplied with good
shooting a"u>," ammunition and man
,rhalh t. >h""t At, IT the cate oi two hits
Tor siN shut.. ,,v cAlling ON VA.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-03-21

Arrn\ rNE\r--I.a Saturiav the Su.
pcr,i>Nr> Nppo'ntcL W. II. Brumiicld.
.Esq,. h,st!id. Attorney, To ill the vaeanry
"r1s>ionci ''y t',o resignation of ChS>. H.
l;a,h';">, E>,.. The arl ointment i ii
good one, ami has given scn'r,l >a,;,isc.
'N"' Mr.. l. ia lawXH Of drri ird sli'
tty ami considerable experience, devoted
to his profession. Snd rigid in The dis.
chay... .e lii. ,luti,S ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
Naugatuck Railroad.
E LEG Ea Ap
Fail Arrangement.

On and after Monday, Oct 10. 1867, Trains will
follows:
Going NoRrn-LEAvE BRIDGEpoRr.
10 40 A. N. For Winstcd, connecting with the
$40 A. NJ. Train from New York, and
TO- 20 \. NJ train from New Haven and
at Waterbury with the train from and
t." Hartford
lbs A. NJ. Freight Train with Passenger accom-.
modaions for Win>ted. leaving Water
bury to 60 north ct 723 NJ connect.
ing with train from Hartford.
5.3o Z. NJ. For Winsted, connecting with the 3:lO
NJ Train from NV York. and the j:2U
Train from New Haven.
GONG SouTH-LEAvE W1SsrED.
$50 a. NJ. Connecting at Waterbury without dcten.
ton With the $40 A NJ Train for Bridge
port, New Haven and New York Also
connecting with Train for Hartford
Ito P. NJ. From Minsttd for Bridgeport New
York and New Haven.
Freight Train with Passenger Car will leave Wa
terbury at o:45 a NJ, for Bridgeport, stop
ping at ali Stations.
ss5' All Trains stop at all regular Stations IN
AL Freight Trains have a Passenger Car attached
Stage Lines.
The Woodbury. Stage arrives to connect at Sew
mour with the 8. 20 A. NJ. train from Waterbury, and
returns the arrival of the TO- 40 4. NJ. train from
Bridgeport.
The Stages from Watcrtoun. Bethlehem, Litch-
field, Otis, Colclrook Centre Darlington Sc ar
rive to connect with l0Tain down from Wnsted.
and return arrival Of the 10. 40 A. NJ train up
from Bridgeport.
Es3' deduction of Five Cents is made when
Tickets are purchased at the office
G. WATERBURY,, Superintendent
Oct IA. 1857. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
The European
Il IA d. III q "a 4
COMPOUND.

FOR RHEUMATISM, sPRAINS, BRUISES,
FRESH WOUNDS, BURNS, CHILBLAINS,
AND OLD SORES
WITH few applications they readily yield to its
magical powers, and by its use much pain and
suffering might be saved if it could be introduced
into every family in our land. As a
~@~Hx H%-,- --
it is unequalled, and no one who owns horst
should be without it. A single bottle may save the
price of your horse. 1t is truly the Farriers friend
the travellers hope, and the farmers dependence
The above Liniment was discovered some year,
ago by an English chemist, who died suddenly and
the recipe was lost to the world until recently found
among his papers, and is now placed before the pub
lie. challenging its superior.
There have been several hundred bottles sold in
the vicinity where it is made, and in no case has it
failed to accomplish all and even more for which it
has been recommended
At the solicitation of many persons who have been
benefited by its the subscriber is now preparing
to extend its circulation, that the public NAV be
benefited The proprietor contemplates having
every family in the state visited with this valuable
Liniment
1t is put up at 25 and so cents per bottle SO that
which ought to be in every family. Liberal dis
count made to agents.
In of accident it is almost Indispensable; as
for cuts, bruises or burns it is truly valuable
THREE or FOUR GOOD AGENTS can find
steady employment until the whole state is can
vassed, and but small capital is required. Fifty
dollars will give person good outfit and success
is certain if they take with them the following nee
essary artlces-eneryy and perseverance. Applications
for agency must be made and personally to the
subscriber The medicine will be ready about the
lst OF April next ut wholesale. Prepared only by
C. F. PECK, Proprietor,
Successor to Peck Gilmore & Co.
Ellsworth, Conn, February g. 1857 45vl
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nh LION &C 4 D E Ny Z.

4YA A. ,. MORSE, n. Is, Prlnclpal,
The Fall term of this Academy, located at Milton,
Lch6ed County, Conn. opens on Monday October
10Th, 1857.
The course of instruction embraces English branch
es, Experimental Sciences, Higher Mathematics,
Ancient and Modern Languages Music, Drawing,
Painting, &C., sc.
A Commercial Department has been added in
which as thorough instruction is given as in any
Mercantile College, at half the ordinary expense.
Diplomas awarded to those that satisfactorily
complete the course A Teachers class will be formed
the third week Of the term in which instruction will
BE- free to those who design teaching.
The Faculty numbers four experienced teachers.
The buildings are new, and have ample Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus.
Tuition per quarter OF eleven weeks 81 so to So.
so: Languages $3.50 Music and Oil Painting,
each SlO Modern Languages, each So CONNER
cial Course, SIS.
Board at public or private houses 50 90 per week.
Those residing in the vicinity who return home on
Friday 81 %. Rooms may be rented in the village
by those wishing to board themselves.
Literary, Scientific and Miscellaneous lectures will
be delivered once in two weeks, by persons from
abroad-Winter Quarter beginning Jan. II, 1858.
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