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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
EsES.fE ESTsTE. A FARM FOR SALE,

EA HE che ntw owned and occupied by Earl John E sen 'ne q:iarte: Of a mi. no,Jh of the North Cornwall Congregational Church There ar. al,ou, iOo Acres of Land suitably divided into meadow pio" and raSture-weil watcrc'i. An Orchard O graited tr'lt-twenty acres of Wood Ian1--A new two->tory House. wi;h every accommodation to! leaainge toar'crS. Al House opposite wh,cl has every suitable convenience: f.rt Keeping 2 sci:o"l. 'thtr" is a Ci>tcrn in the kitchen. which hol:is Gl 'na'reiS.-A Wood-Hor>e. two Barns, witi wells and pumps at each yard
 EAEL JOHNSON. North Cornwall Sent % 1S:tT Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

TENFE Subscriber 'tfers his FARM divided into a mc;l;'w, blow. wood and pasture land on which k dwelling house. two barns and other out buildings all iii good repair Sail Farm is loc.tc,! equally distant between Iitchticli and Plvmollth liuil'w, in tie Society of Nurt;ll,!h 4 good ot- porCltty to these vi-l:ii-t to ,,i:,rr {, h,r1s,n
 l>AA. LITTLE. Noi oi,ilticJ, Svpt. 20. 1851 3t-o22
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
NT. esc E. A. BEERE'E
 CLOSING OUT SALE.

NHOR i HE NEXT SIXTY DAYS WE SHALL N offer tn 1ritnus and Ali who iue wishing {, III tk, their ta,l and Winter purchases Il liigc and well selected stock of Ur, Goods. Hardware CIncKrrv. Boots and Nhuc. amt Ready MiIc Cloth
 ing .; rru'ti n ct iitc. Il Der cent les than tEc same qualities and kinds ul gU,s will be Ullclc,! in t!ll, ! tiIe adjoining t,wlr this sri>on.
 We L'rm Il tnn s+,!J tO remind the public tha iii of ., ", welt bought. nri!g from the nrrni pilryi.lyr rcccl, cd at the hands u OuI many customers.
 HNius male 't,Ian%, mcntS to leave W"lcottvi'lc -ool. wish tu lcciproc,ttc the many t3 ors we have received. aui wilI do hy offering our whole stock ut Il tr,:ie ab ,ye tlre C st. l. In addition to th, goods low ill store, shall receive this week five 'h"usInl yards of Mcrj ! ulhc" '' Anvtin"n Piimt Works "J. DunnclI x Co. Hcmnant Prints, i'll pieces o"nt'i:in- rom T to iI wards each. Also of the ahOvr named mann. ttctur'rs seven th"Isan yards in dress pI;icrr+. !.;.uip'il d"-%D, in pieces ot 10 and 20 yIrds. all J. which shall sell at |; saving to the purchaser of thirty rYl cent.
 s'ur Ready nladc Clothing Room.
 In this department gentlemen will find the Iarg- est a most attractive stock to he found in LitclI hcl'l County.
 WolcottvIc September 1st, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
District of Ltclfeld ss. Probate Court Srpt 22 1851

UPSTATE of HOBART KILBOUR RN, late of Litcil- 1Z field in said District. deceased
 Ordered, That the Administrator exhibit his Ad- mnistratiun account to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Office in Litchtield, the 9th day ui October, 1857. at o'clock in the forcnoun and that all persons interested in said Estate may be no-
 hed thereof the Administrator will cause this Or der to be published in newspaper printed in Litch- field, aud post copy thereof the sign post in said Ltchield nearest the last residence uf said de- ceased.
 22-3t GEO. C. WOODREFF Jn,,.,e
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
s' < E Ita AND OTHER EAIJA3 lE PROPERTY At -A.1zctio1l.

 FgSiia- ~i .- ';i;i!.;i Will s,i at f,,l1c auction y hi M Il !-. ,;I,i viiI.;!tr t:tFm. loritr.t priy ''- m ;,.e village "I W:t,rtowL. Consisting ut i.'ilty ,.r7 of ill.! wei ii, iI, iuf) mead '". pasture ..l.,t wo' d I!.I Ih: i'nii!,n-> tct;' t.,; ;,i,, la r!I:, !it aud >;ip q win rIi,lAII- H.,;cr w;!itn Hr,tf i.> Or c.lal....c on he iam i tilIh!, lrl tilcic il;,> ,en >l' fem il ;th ut -' q n,.,,h E >ri;!cs in "nr Hl-;,nh tnrlr i, Il. TrpI;tu:y iDU c lnDle r!th of iiuit ti,c
 Ihc "thr! pi !Iyrty |" he sol ' consists 'f Wagons, tais>, :!s,.,. '. W Hur.w>. Chains. l. kr-. r.rkS. l.r>. &c A!>" il net ptcyl 'u,.y d>p ,>cl! of. tile Cattle upon tit 1t,n
 ~;l,: |" take place September 2. lS,.; at O c", k. NJ. til,, dwelling >,,ii in. Ir'm- of liAnl,nt c;'>y. \" cnc:lmhrami" Oil tue l"prortv. A "ntrm i:tte cil'ngr "f !:n-i.1"~s an 'vd tr,:n tni> tat, > tine r@,,~on ft ! ,el'lns the ;horc property,
 VIM. 5 fIOtCHkIrS NLtcItown. September l lSJ7. .G
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
RISLEY'S COMFOI ND FLUID EXTR ACT OF R TT c F IT.

a sovereign rrmedr 'n ali se..-e> of ',e KIDNEY, BLADDER AND UHETIlRs, and wh'', rau be rc !eh mp ry confidence in it;fIAMNATinN TUE klpNFys:
 Pa:s IN THE EACX AND l.lINs
 INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
 LEuCnRRHoEA OR W BITS;
 IRREGULARITIES AND tB>TRUCT.oNS
 CHRONIC t:oNoRRHOri;
 DfB!LITAT!NG DI>CuaEGEs AND GLEsr;
 DR"rsv AND GRAvlG;
 NoCTtRNAL EMISSIONS;
 ErENI>G "F URINARY PASsAGFs &c. For the above diseats has had the rest years II, thr snc cSsu apica' 'tom t' GScas a!"i wH not alI etcity SD edv ad permanent cures, prusid'n@ th" drcc,ions closely followed. Tins IS 9nark nos trum got up to gull the p ore and fife ce them ont ": their n'oI'ev. bat prep 'ratIon the rrnla for which placed Tn tue ha"ds of ,he pr"prieors sy emn nt Physi'lans, who icSired able aud onv enien pre- paraT"n for th"ir racricr. No oay course of treat. necessary vh this remedy ain tIs y'r- tues sl :.e hottie if taken regularly WI show 10 lh patient, that an tat has been said of its vr'u's IS slrctt, The Medirl:'e br oba'hed al a re- spec.abIe Drug >toIeS ard Of routrY merchants
 uAfRAL R!Si.nY & KITCHEN,
 76 Barclay street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
StIayesi or Sto.cn

ETHbN th" i't uf tn. S.:l,>C ri:Dcr a!ont tie l.; x "t August il small rel yc;ulins Mare COLT. wrh Waite i.cc.
 Whoever will return the same will ic suitably r.- wllrl. D WUIiiIE~;,I'
 New Preston. Coru., Scrt To- 1851 r..
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

1ARA PAIRS ROOTS. SHOES CATERS AVOV RUBBERS &c inst received. A and complete assortment will be offered to cash purchasers at such prices will innce them to pur chase SAMUEL CLOCK. Litchtield West street, Sept If, 1857.
 EINE BOOTS. Kip Roots, Thick Boots, Boys R' Roots good boots all sorts of Boo's cheap for cash. at $. CLOCKS. Y ADIES' large size broad, easy, good Shoes, A Gai,els and Rubbers, cheap fur cash. at
 CLoCK's
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
Land fer sale in the Village Of
 E.;tciliirii.

VHNHE st I'SCElHI.R OFFERS FOR SALE HIS place North street. next a'tj,!Hnr tlv PhomiX Bunk For particulars telms address
 T. k. BRACE, JE., Hartftd Sept 10th !s51 ol-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
DAY SCHOOL. MISS NJ. A. MERRIMAN,,

MISS M. A. MEKKI MAN., TWILL COMMENCE THE SECOND TERM OF w her School, on Monday November 9th, as sisled by Miss s. E. PACKARD.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS Primary Glass, SS J"hior ]!
 EXrRA CHARGES.
 Music (Piano.) g Gcssons SS Organ and Thorough Bass, 10 Orn imcnta Leather Work, G Drawing in Crayon, Those wishing to send, will confer favor by ma king application before the close of the present Term
 Ltchfeld. Sept 22, 1857. e.s. tfa2
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
resent. HEyEv $. BARBOUR, Judge.

Present, HEyEv $. BARBOUR, Judge.
 M ANl.L EOHEIISON, OF SAID JORHING- k1 ton. an insovcnt debtor. having made appli- cItiun ts Court for the b, nttits and privileges of the 10th Section of the Statute Law Of this Statc passed May Session. 1853. entitled, ' An Act for the Relief of ln>ulvcnt Debtors. and for the molc Elull Distribution of their Effects among their Creditors '--IT IS oRDEEEp, That the hearing and enquiry upon sai'i application be had at h- Probate Office in S;,iI District, the 10th day of October. 1851 at o'clock. r. M.. and that all persons interested have due notice thereof. this order shall be published ia two weekly newspapers print ed in !itcl;icld C"untv. and copy tt"rrof posted on the public sign P '>t in Wolco,t>:l'r in sai Tor rinctnn two weeks before the day fixed for s,litl hr'trinS.
 o.2t HENRY s. HARBOUR, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
District of 7orringt"n Probae Court, Sept l9 1857

District of 7orr'ngon, Pro1ate Court, Sep. l9 1857 UPSTATE OF LAUREN CURTISS, LATE OF 1Z Torrington in said District deceased
 The Court of Probate for the Dis:ict of Torring- ton, hath limited and allowed six months fiom the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate repre- scnte iIlsolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Frederick P. Hills and Levi Hodges. of said Torlington, Commissioners to receive and examine saiI claims
 Certified by HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge. The Subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the house lately occupied by s;.d teoessed in said !or,nyton. tins f9ti, day of Ocsober. 1851, and l9tn day of March. 1858, at one o'clock in the afternoon, each of saii days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 FREDERICK P. HILLS Co,,n,:s
 LEVI HoDGEs, TO- All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment tn
 22-3t LAMONT STREET. Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
F.sx'ke-z' .MEDSs'xS'E S'Es.
 gj The Liver. l N V e 0 R A T Q R .
PREPARED BY DIR. sANFoRD

IFS 4 GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS. n IOVEhY. and is daily working cures, alr,ost t"'' Sie. 10 heEe'e- il taes as If by nagc, ereis glrs dsy yi"ay Js,ea tnd scid,in more than on, 2ut.i. is ilire tu cur. any kind of Livsr Com i,.ine from the wolst Jaantiice Dyspepsia to |. an lon headache, all of which are the results ot A
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
E 1A.al'.I OF .zIIEgES5
 (itDUse f5t:scezn x!ttNa,
IfOI.I. ONN ATS PILLS

Ih' H,nod flr',i~hr> til" mHirIill of every bone r.. ..lnd ::i.l Ir' in tlir human frame. When ptIr'. it -c,.rs~ h,:,fti {" every oiEan when rr- rnpt. it necessarily produces disease. lloiLp- WAY x PILLS "n.iat,. directly upon thc clements pt ike >tr- Iii, 1r,,tr;,i!Zng the principle "t Ii~r>, and t.u, rlrli,T.I, curing thc maI;ny. wh"Ih CT located in the nerves t stomach the liver. the owri> the muscles the >kn the brain, or any other part of the ststci.
 USED THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD.
 HoILNWAI> PILLS are equally ci!icacous in complaints c"iI.i,"n to tc whole hpnian race, and iii disorders peculiar t. certain climates and localities
 ALARMING DISORDERS
 Dysprp,ia and d,rln-rn!cllt Uf the liver. the >,nllvG of iln!tv airt ~,ttprin- and the cause of nnumrlaule deaths, yield {" t'Se curttivcs. ill ;ll ,,,s.s however ii-gl;rat"I, acting as mild purGa- tive alrratvc and tonic: they relieve the bow,s, purify the iuil. il'l v-urttc the system and tie constitution at the same time.
 General Weaknrs<-NetvOus ComDi5in,s.
 When all >tinuE;.nt> fi the rcnovatine and bra cin: properties "f these Pills give rmncss to the shaking nerves aud ctl.ec;lrd muscles of the victim of general dc:iiity.
 DELICATE FEMALES.
 All irrc9 9GlaricS and ailments incident to the deli cat" ll sensitive or&ins of the removed or prevented hy few doses of these mild, but intsi '.r alterativcS. No mother who regards her "wD 1T h"r ciii.i!,.ns health should f to have them within her re,ciI.
 SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
 The London 'J4;ncet,' the London '' Medical Re view and the most eminent of tine faculty in Great Britain. ricr aud Germany, have eulogized the Pills and their inv",lt0r.
 Hollo~ops FWs nre Me hea remcdy knoun in he ~ortd tot tie follouing Assesses: Astlm:, Debility. Liver Complaints. Bowel paints Fever tnd tgue, Low.,oss of Spirits Coughs, Female Com Piles, Colds. p!,,ints. Stone and Gravel, Chest Diseases, Headaches, Secondary S!mp- rcstivcness Indigestion, totns Dy,ien>il, Influenza. Fencrcal Alice DiirinHG, Inflammation, tons, Drupsv, Worms of all Inward eakhesS
 kinds.
 o~o Sold at the Manufactorics of Professor HoLIo FAY 50 Maiden Lane. New York. and 24i St'ail,! lonCcn. by all respectable D, ug2'sta ana Deaeis IL Medicine drought the United States and the clVi- izetl world ill xts at 23 cents, 622 and ol each.
 esf= There is d considerable saving by taking the 1 larger size.
 i x B-T:7ecti ns for the guidance of patients in every ,Ii.,,r ir, ;tIc affixed to each box. : fE5a AtjiION None are genuine unless tie wei Is Hlo.@Y -Ee" Fork o'd Lhadon.' dis ,r,IiIe q, v7sr-mnr in every leaf of the bo k uf directions nd each bet or box the nay be plainly seen by dolding hss hy Co Me liyM. A hand some reward will be given to any one rendering such
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
ONCE M OR E Y Fl F
 OLD RICK,

aS FILLED TO OVERLOOKING WITH ALL \ Kinds of
 BOOTS and SHOES, Fresh from the Eastern Factories as good as the pest and ,s low as the lowest Our patrons -pcctf,IIy invited to call, and pick and chose for ,ncm."lvcs. Now Is the time tO get good bargains III Ladies' Genrs' Misses, Chldrrns. Boys and Youths Boots Shoes, Gtiters and Slips, of every kln!l known 60 the trade.
 Thankful for past tav"rs, and still more for tIosc that may come. MEAFOf MUNSON,
 One Door West of Court House, LitChtcld, Conn. N B.--tI those who have accounts three months and over will please call and settle without further notice. Nj. & M. Aug. 2G. 1857. 3t-lS
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

Board at public or private houses S2 % per week. Those residing in the vicinity who return hoine Friday $l 9. Rooms may be rented in the village by those wishing to board themselves
 Literary Scientific an, Miscellaneous lectures will be delivered once in two weeks The following have been engaged for the Fall and Winter terms
 Prof J. Foster, Union College Rev. J. Richards, D D |, Elm Park Institute J. Sheldon, Jr. A. M., New Haven P Furbeek, A. NJ. New Brunswick N. J.; J. 0. Rice. A. M., Goshen Academy II C. Johns, Esq, Troy. Penn ; Rev. J. M Wiley, A. M Ltcnfeid Rev. D. q Wright A. M.. Wolcott II. ,i A. E.. Greenfield Hill Prof T. S. Lambert, Brook. lyn. L. l.. $ N. Thorp, Esq, Alfred, N. '.
 IS" Send for Catalogues and Circulars. 23-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
Misses E'0rnsWOrth,

A T their old StaLd. and have just returned from "A New York, and show the Ladies of Iitchfcld and vicinity. every novelty of the in MILLINERY and FANCY GuoDs
 Ladies' please call-Four Doors West of the Court House
 Very respectfully, MISSES FARNSWOETII. Litchtrll, Sept 22, 1857. 22-tjl
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

ELM PARK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. vn HE next quarter will commence on IT Es- k DAY October 18th. 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

I r!a:i hIay ,,.d iD the !gtcCiiUI. i .Dy par- ty or pEties count, rietIng ihe mecin,s vending the same, Knowing tieln to be spurious. 4Gy
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

it Caut ci ProJots holdrn o 7crr"y'on. uihn o,'!
 for Me District w Io,fmyto", o. Me 1a. day g Si"e0-
 Der, X. b. lS11.
 Present HENRY s. BAREosR. EsQ., Judge. IVSTNrE OF LAUREN CURTIS late of Tor IA linyt"n. in said district. drcr:l>c,l
 Inc Administrator reprscnt> the r%tate insolv- ent. and prays the appointment al t"n'n'>>iontrs thereon W hcrcupnn oEnhEEn. that t"min>>i,'ll- CTS tr rcrcvc examine rn, adjust tine claims "t creditors of said Estate, be appunr! at the Probate ol,'r in said Torrngt"n "h thr 18th da! "t Sep lrn.trr. 1857. at l clock in th" afternoon; and that all pcl>".Is ut,r>t, n said f>t.tr my ?e no tilted ,!,,rc" the AdminiSrator will ca,lsc th> "r- der to be published in n' "sir printed in Llt'h- field and post copy thereof on th' public si',-i>. nearest the place where the ,r;.S'' last dwclt in said T"rrlugton. A true copy |" Record,
 20 3t HENRY $. ENRIQUE, Judge
 ua Court of pro'o1> i"'a.a m Iarriaapn 'rihin end
 'o. His Dt~trtct Q, imrnyton us t. d,y p $ijens
 Lr, lS51.
 Present Ilrxry s. E,rrrrR, Judge.
 HENRY B. RICHARDS, of W"icn,tvill.. in said RA Turring gtun. Trustee t'c Estate of PA A\lt.L KunEEI>nN of said W"'cn.,vilir d.: i,n,r for til,. hcl,. of his creditors. alrct.,ly :o the >.atn,r law u this State entitled .. An Act thc relief n I,t- solvent nthtor> and for ;hc more v!n' distribution u their effects ain 'l9 their rlcdo> nr'. tr other >tatut" tw> ut this State relating tu thc sub Il before this Court this ;Nr"-cn, "ly at l 0 clock PM to h'' heard rvatiN" tr the upp,iltucnt ol t"mH>- ,unrrS sail Estate after nrarin" tic l.rih'> in- tcre>t,d therein this Court doth appoint lt (. AHEENlrliY and SAM, FL J. Sl,CK,>':, I>Q, iRES. sail N nlcnttvi|c tu receive examine. adjust ;lnd allow the claims ot thc c,lls of S;,ii Estate n!,I make return tn ibis Court and also doth d%crcc that tw" months ir allowed and timitc:i said credit from the l0th day of S,l,rmh". iS,, to rNht,it their claims to said Commissioners a'u doth IGl thvr order that said Commissioner meet to l,; claims against said Estate al tilc pJsOh ia sad W"i>ottville oh the luth Gays 0, Ur,oh'r and No vcmh>r next, al clocl A. N each |; >iii days and that notice ot ,his e given by publication of the same for one munth in ,lc H".tlih C"nig Herald ard Lacll'|d E"q"rer. weekly newSrair"> > published nearest to .hc place wht'c ,.it E>a,r is in settlement, ani by posting th> urter on ,i.c public sign-p,st in sid Wolto,villc.
 And doth furthel u,,e' tla c"lt hereu; he sent by mail to every known creditor living "i.uoNt this district within one week nom th;, date.
 204t Itk.NHN $. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
Broke Into

rS> HE E\rlU>t kE O. THE St BSCEIDER ON h or ai'rnt the 3Dth 'i A!y:i>t ulc red vuiiiing STEER. without any a't tci;, marks. The owner Is le4nt>'c'i to prove property. pay charges and take it aw,ty WILLIAM HAYES
 betnlem, September , 1857. 2O-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

TUITION TER QUARTER. :. Primary Department. .............,.....s 2 50 Common English ...................!.. 4 50 Higher English ........................ $ 50 Ancient Languages s...................... 6 50 Contingent Expenses. s...................... 50 Commercial Course with English branches. Is % Piano Music with use of instrument. ....... 10 co Melodeon ." ........ % Water Colors. Oriental, and Grecian Painting
 each. ...................... co Monochromatics Pastil and Pelis work each OO Paper-Mache work. ................... ... co French and German e .ch................ .ch 3 co Oil Painting. .............. 10 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

lt Court cf Probate holdn ot 7o,rnyton, ,ritha oa tor hie Dr.t 4i 1orrinyton, lhe l9M duy oj Sep te,aLer 1SJ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

Ludlows tnfallb!e Se,f-Seaiing AIR TIGHT FRUIT CANS. /E>HE BEST IN MARKET FOR PRESERVING FRUITS. It's been trie three year, and rc- lrlres Wax, solder cement. In, ,.c ty
 J. w. CONE. Norfolk, Sept. 1. 1851. .O-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
ALARMING DISORDERS

HolItWAl'A PILLS %re equally citicaC ous i nplAnts c"i,.ih"n to tie whole hpm;n race, ;rnC in disorders peculiar to certain climates and localities
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01

Dyspepsia, and arrangement uf the liver. the >,nnve of Uirn!ity ai, >,:!terns and the cau>" {" nnumrlatle deaths, yield {" tl:'S curttvcs. ill ;l CIs..S however "--t,rltr acting as d mild purIa tive alternative and tonic: they relieve the bow ls purify the ui,l> m iilvi-or;ttc the system and tic cullst itutiun it lL.. slln time.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
Present HENRY ', F,punIR. Judge.

n q Court uf Pro'oHt i"!d.a m T1rriagu?, ,~nhin Gt 'o. 't' D'Strtd 9 iwT"yon, o us ott d'y ? >etjen Lt, lSo,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
General weaxncss-Ne,vous Complaints.

When all smttnt> f;:il. the rrnovating and bra cin" properties "t tl.tSe Pills give ilrmncSs to the shaking, aud ci..eclrd muscles of the victim ,,f grnI,.,:,l fit,,iiif1
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
DELICATE FENALES.

The London "JA;ncet, the London . Medical Re view and the most eminent of tine faculty in Great i}rit.,in >itsv aud Germany have eulogzed the Pills and their inv",ltor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-01
\ EARN: iNIi SALE.

North Cornwall. Sept. %. 1851.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-21
es on hi Investigations with much greater con
fidence, pleasure and independence.
THE REGIJIAR COURSE.

es on hi investigations with much greater con-
fdence, pleasure and independence.
The REGULAR COURSE.
is intended 90 represent every species of bust
ness. from the smallest Retail to the heaviest
and most intricate Wholesale and Commission,
as well as Banking, Railroading. de-, demand
ed, at present, by eur vast and constantly in-
creasing Commerce
THE EXTENDED COURSE
embraces lengthy practical sets from the vari-
Gus business firms, as is designed for such stu
dents as may wishte spend longer than the
time required by the Regular course, (and that
gratuitonsly,) preparatory to entering some
| special House.
By taking in addition the Extended Course.
the studentwill be faithfully and proftably
employed six months.
/ Penmanship. practical and ornamental in all
its varieties, v i'll be taught in the most thor
ough and efficient manner by one of the best
! teachers in the West. Besides the usual meth
| cd of teaching Business Writing, the Chyr-
hythmographic system will also be taught
/ This system, so popular and recommended by
our best educational men, is now taught In the
/ public schools of Cleveland, Columbus and
/ Toledo. Many other places are open for good
/ teuchers of Chyrhy biography as soon as they
/ can be qualified. s
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and The
oretical Book keeping. Mercantile Laws, Com.
mercial Ethics, political Economy, Artof Com
/ putation, Commercial Calculations, Mercan-
/ tile Customs, Banking, Exchange. Commerce,
Railroading, Commercial History. business
Correspondence, Penmanship dc.
The new suite of rooms of this College occa-
pies the finest location in the city situated as
they are on the corner of public Square and Su-
perior street. affcrding fair view of most parts
of the city and the lake. The rooms are. neat
| ly and tastefully furnished, SURPRISING in
beauty and convenience perhaps those Of any
similar Institution in the Union.
TIE LADIES' COURSE
/ is the same as that of the Gentlemen. afford
| ing equal facllitiesto all Ladies who may wish
to avallthemselves ofthe Commercial Course.
+ The Principal, having an extensive business
acquaintance. is enabled to secure good situa-
tions for many of his graduates. .sa
N. B-For particulars, send for Catalogues
and Circulars by mail. 35 ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-21

Sale OF AN FRESHMAN IN KENTUcKY.-
A white man was advertised to be sold in
Coyington, KY, on Saturday, by the sher-
iff. His name is Hughes, and his crime,
He is an Irishman, and his
servitude is to last FIVE months. The AL
ALBANIA journal thinks the bred Scott de
clsion should go step further and place
men Of foreign birth in the same status
with the negroes. This proceeding would
suit that print exactly. --r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-21

OF settlement, as well as those tnat may
hereafter be settled. and to all causes or
suits now pending, respecting any matter
proyided for in this act.
Sac. i1o That the act entitled an act
for the more speedy collection Of debts
&c. from executors, administrators, and
guardians in certain cases, passed Marcf
I8. 1851, be and the same is hereby re
pealed. This act to take effect and be il
force from and after its passage.
IN. HI. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe Fouse of Representatives
CO THOMAS III. FORD,
President of the Senate
April u, 857, ..- -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-21

REPUBLIoAN EcoNoMY.--The Pioneer OF
the 7th inst. says that, .sthe legislature
has repealed the law, authorizing the
county commissioners to let the county
printing to the lowest bidder" This, no
doubt, is great relief to these very econ
onaicul republicans - Vindiedtor.
Now, Mr.. Vindicotor. dof your hypoc-
risy. and say whether you are not IN ia
vor Of such repeal yes or no? If the Au-
ditor and Commissioners of this county
were Buchaneers, would we have any oi
this fuss about ''ecenomy," &C.? Would
you not get all the county printing al
your own prices, precisely as you now ge'
the Sheriff's and Treasurer's work? Dc
you suppose there is a man in the county
who is such a natural know nothing as tt
be deceived by your silly diatrlbes or
this question of economy in The county
printing? We advise our neighbor to bt
a little cautious in his treatment of thi'
subject. He is making a record which
may return to plague him. We have, al
ready given our opinion on the subject
and here take occasion to say that we ful
ly approve Of the repeating act Of the Leg
lislature, aforesaid; and, moreover, we be
lieve it will meet the approval Of every de
cent printer and publisher in the State
We have not seen the act itself. but i
should to be entitled AN act for the exter
mination Of rats