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BARNES Il PARK, Propretors.
New York, ~ I7-eoim

F5rHf GREAT BfAtiIflER 81 L''Nb
TNsCCCFSSFULLY SOUGHT, FOUND
Al sT!--For T. Restores permanently gray
hair 10 IL u:!gIna! Cocr, cover. IuXurIanty In"
bald head. removes all dGudrUH itching and all
scrotu.a scaid head and al eIuptlons; makes The
hair soft, healthy. ant glossy and viii preserve
Z - any imaginable age; removes. a. II by
magic. all bochcs. Ne. rom the lace, and
cares al neuralgia and ncrvou, head acne. See
circular AID the following:
poyrR. y H.. Feb. I'd lSj1.-PRoF. q. J..
Woop \ (u.-jiENTS. Within few days we
nave received 80 many oTd-r, and calls tor
Prot. q. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATlN +,
that today We were compelled 10 send 10 Bc:-
ton tor d quantity, Cue cSZnn you forwarded
al. being sold While we might order quaint
T. rom YOU Every bottle we have sold seems
TO have produced three or four new customers
and the appreciation and patronage It receives
irom the most substantial and worthy citizens OF
oar vicinity, fully convince us that It Is most
valuable preparation.
Send u, as soon as may be. ore gross OF =
size: and one dozen r. SIZE; ard believe rs
yours very respectfully.
(slsnrN HANlEL LATHORP n co.
pI,KonY GROVE. ST. CHARLES Co. No, Nov
~. lsJ6.-proL .. j. WooD--Drar Sir: Some
time last summer we were induced 20 use some
OF your HAIR RESTORATIVE. and lis ot!eCts
we're SO wonderful, We ieel 1t our duty to you
and tho I'll cled. 10 report II.
/ Our lille son $ head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, aud some called II
sc:ld aead. The hair almost entirely came OF
/ in con.,q lcnce, when trend, seeing MS sn1er
/ ny advised Us to use your RESIVRAlIN h..
we did % with little hope OF success, but 10 our
surprise. and that OF all our friends, very few
+ applications removed the disease entirely, and a
new an! luvuriau' crop OF hnir soon started
out aud We can now lay that orr boy mas a.
healthy scalp and as Iuxuriant crop of hair
a. any other car'j We can. therefore, and DO
/ hereby recommend your RESTORATIVE, as
a perfect remedy Tor ali diseases OF the scalp
and aair We are. yours, respectfully.
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JAMES G. GRIMES.

II NDUW GLASS AND PUTTY.-On
w Aaud, large stock Of Window Glass,
''Fa S,hr> also, 1000 ID, best Putty. For
JOHN LEADBEATER Il son,
'Ao II S,ab,er's Old Stand
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IL r. y
RI. Rev. William Meade, b. ID.
RI. Rev John Johns, ID. ID.
The Clergy OF the Diocese
The Professor. OF the University Of Virginia
" 2l--eOrSepS
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New HALL.-The oung Catholics Friend
Society Of tbs city, have pGrcbasad OF Bon
isnin II. Lambert, esq, the LIT at The \. l..
corner Of Wolfe and Royal streets, AID rur-
pose eFectiaG thereon, a: an early dag, l. fac
brisk building, for ll.l,aud S1Aool puri oscs.
Messrs. Thomas C1yle, ) mueI 0. Bagsett,
aud John Lnrben have been appointed a
building committee. We learn that the
statement wc copied !ram the Washington
correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun some
time since, relative TO the purchase OF lot
on Duke street, for the same purpose, was
incorrect, no such purchase having been
made, ard the dimensions Of the proposed
building, as stated ia the article, being great
er than the lot upon which lis erection was
said to have been determined on.
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JAMES ENTWlSLE, Jr.,
y u Apothecary, No 81, King-st.
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\ HDHt'REL Just received per Schr. F..
~ W. Pratt, 80 bbls. No 3 small MACK
ut IoT sale by NJ ELDRIDGE,
S Union Wharf
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NY ACCOUNTS having Leen rendered 10
M July LIST. 1858. l respectfully reque>!
thoss Indebted to me, 10 call and settle them Al
as early day as possible my engagements IT,
onring me TO make prompt collections.
q"., n WIN B RICHARDS, Ir
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< "R BOS TO N-Tse fast sailing
- 'ckei Schooner H. F. PAXTON, Nick
%r r r, viii have despatch to the above
~, I OF iEeisa, or passage, apply to
Nj. ELDRlDGE, Union Wharf.
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] Ii" NE>-5O bbls. ALEWIVES, of SUI.
IL isi'oi quality, in store, and for sale by
-- '!-e"im /. A. BREWlS & co.
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Mitchells Station, my 3l-eots
II The above sale is postponed until We'd
nesday, the lsh day Of august merit. The sub
scrlber will furnish any information necessary,
to persons wishing to purchase Address
J. J HALSEY, Trustee
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u Mr.. A Macll Smith. who is now stand
nlg his examination for me degree OF A. NJ
a, the University OF Virginia, has been employed
Augusta Co. Va aug 6-eotOctl
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LOG Al 1T r. NJ ).

TIE CANAL We are happy to announce
sill great increase of business on tie
canal For the week ending Saturday last,
onch""dred and f6rty-one boats lett this place
tor tide-water, carrying ID, 4l2 tons Of coal
which Is decidedly the largest weeks work
ever done upon the canal, ana July as large
as can be done with the present equipments
upon it's line. If this spirit OF business is
kept up to the end Of tue season, the ship
mcnts 0f coal by canal Wal greatly exceed
the expectations OF all. There is still lull
supply OF water ut this place, ati there is
nothing aFparent likely to interrupt naviga
tiUn until the cold weather sets IN. Il is
certainly gratifying u every che i1tere-ted
III the success vi the Chesapeake alG ULIO
Canal, to learn that the Board Of Directors
have succeedei in Dcs tlatlng loan Of
500 GOO with the coal companies operating
10 the Cumberland coal field, for the coul-
Elutlcn cf Dams Nos. i and ), both ot which
are somewhat advanced, and il is hoped they
will be finished, or nearly so, before next
spring. Every effort will he exercised to e.
i"ct their completion by that time C~mJ.
CIctiiQH.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
L BUCKINGHAM VA-The Fall Session OF this
Institution wi,l open on The I'D Of September.
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Hon J NJ Mason Winchester, Va.
r. r. Scott, esq. Warrenton, Va.
J. X. Marshall, esq, Markham Post-otfce.
Edward C. Marshall, esq do do
Rev O. a KlnsoIvng, AlIddeburg Post.oiiice
". Conway esq. fredericksburg
J. a. Carter, esq, uppervllle Post-oiiice.
Col. F Smith. Lexington.
FauouI.r county. Va ~ 3O-eo6w'
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

coast Of Probate 1ora al Tincsesser .uiihn and
Jor TIE District Of Winchester, April 7.h, A. d ls5s.
Present. Jons BorD. Esq, Judge.
ID G.; Y. MOORE and WoLCOrr. DEM1NC3.
-. s,, fustees sei the Esates Of BENJAMIN
nnGN OF Coebrook in said Dstfict. assigned Tor
o. MS creditors, agreeable to tn. statute
I " ss state entate cntiied An Act Tor the Re.
s y lnsoisent Debtors aud for the more equal dis
OF theif effects among their creditors" and
'ae othef statute laws OF this Stale rotating 10 The
same sahect having given notice to all concerne 10
appear before ih.s Court this present day al ocmk
Iortnoon, 10 be heard relative The apnoin,men, ~
Commissioners on said Estate. After benriny The r.
leslnteresfed therein, this Court doth annonf
w. BIDwELL and HIRAM SAGE both OF Cnlebt,,k -,
receive, mine, adjust and allow The claims of the
CREDITORS OF said and make return to this Cn,r
and also doth decree that t~ be allow ed md
limited said creditors from The 24h day Of April 1855
10 exhibit their ciaims to said Commissioner; snd
doth further order that said Commissioners To r.
ceye clains against sand estate 81 the dwelling Of D.
C.Y. More in said Co!ernok on The 24th day of May
and the 24h day Of June, 1858, ocnck forenoon on
each of SAID days, and that notice OF this order be given
by puhiraiien of The same Tor month in the Meu
tain County Herald aud the Liichield Enquirer, week
ly newspapers published nearest 10 the place where
such estate is in settlement, and nv posting this
der on the public sen-ps in said Col-bronk nearest
the place Of kushe-s "f said own. And doth further
order as copy iere' he h, mai! ever kno"
creditor living without this Probate 'isric within
week from This date. 1871 JOHN BOYD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
A 7 A COURT OF PROBATE holden 4, Ply
-. mouth, wlhia and for the District of Plymouth,
ID tile 24th dav>of April, A. ID. 1858.

"A T A COURT OF PROBATE holden q, Ply
- mouth, wllha and for the District of Plymouth
on tile 9Th dayof April, A. d. 1855.
Present. AaM GIpDfkas, Judge.
In the Estate of SYLVESTER MATTHEW'S Of
the town Of Plymouth in said District an insoiven
eehtor.
This Court doth limit and all,w two months from
The Sh day of April 1858 for the creditors Of said Is
tate exhibit their claims 10 the Comm ssonsrs on
said Estate. and this Court appoints CHARLES 3.
PHEIPs and HENRY TERRY Commissioners to receive,
Examine and ADJUST the claims OF the creditors Of said
Sylvester Matthews Mhe may be presented TO them
.within the time limited. And said Commissioners are
TO meet execute the duties of their appointment
he 2Sth day of May and the 18th day of June at 10
clock in the forenoon If said days, the Hoei Ut A.
B. Cnrtiss in said Plymouth. And is further ordered
br tbs Court tina, the Trustee Of said Estate The
toeeone order 10 be published for the period Of
,pn on the date Of this order in the Lifchhed En-
anirer, weekly newspaper published in Litchheid
County, amt also IN the Waterbury American, week
iy newspaper published in the adjuinng cnunty OF New
Haven. and beth said papers having circulation in
said ProhsIe District; and also Iy FASTING the same on
ihe pubic sign post i'll said Plymouth nearest where
said estrfe is settlement. And further or
deFed by;hs Cnuri, said Trustee shall send copy
ni snch notice by mail or otherwise, every known
creditor Of said Estate, living OF said Probate Dis
trct, WITHIN one week Of the date of this order, aud
makereurn Of these orders this Court. --.-
AMMI GiDDiNGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

at Probate Court holden at Litcfed lcihn and for Ike
District Of Lteassld, on the Esd day@ 4prl, a. D.
!; 1858.
Present. HENRY S. BARBnuR, Esq Judge Of the ad-
ioinining Prubate District Of Torrnv,nn no ding
said said Court, George c. Woodruff E~q Ju ige Of
said District Of L,chtied, being Of the Sale.
DDWARD C RICHARDS and RUFUS SMITH,
II Trustees the Estate of ia MES RICHARDS
Of Lchfird. assigned for the benefit his creditors
agreeable TO The Statute Law of this State entitled
An Act for the Relief of lns.lyent Debtors, and Er
the equal distribution OF their eff. a,.ana ereti-
itors and the Statute Laws Of This State rein
ting the subject, having given noIice COP
cerned appear before this Court this present day.
oclork, afternoon, TO be heard relative the np-
hearing the parties Interested therein this Court doth
appoint Dr. A. s. Lewis and John E. Sedgwick. OF
Litchfsld, Commissioners 10 receive examine adjusf
and allow the claims Of the creditors OF said estate
and make return TO this Court and also daIh decree
that two months be allowed and limited said creditnrs
from the Esd day Of April 1885, exhihi: their claims
10 ssid Commissioners; and doth further order tim
Commissioners meet TO receive claims against said Es-
tate. al the House of Rufus Smith in said LcbReld
on ed day Of May 1854 and the 23j day of Jane,
1885, at O'clock afternoon, each of said DAYS,
and tina, notice Of this order be given by publication
Of the same for month in the Ltch6eld Eaquirrr
snd Mountain County Herald. weekly newspapers,
published nearest to the place where such Fstae
in settlement, and posting this order The public
egn-post in said Litch6ed. And doth further order
that copy hereof I've sent nv mail to every creditor
living without this Probate Disirci within week
from this date. Certified from Record.
l-m1 Attest, f. W. SEYMOUR, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
Card.
ET,M PARK INSTITUTES. =

ELM PARK INSTITUTE - The Rev Df.
RIcHARDs the Principal of this Institution thankful
to that kind Providence which has conducted his edtr-
caional enterprise to its present stage OF prosperity
and usefulness, has now the happiness to announces
that the Board of Instruction has been increased Dy
the addition of James Richards Jr., A. B., OF Prince
ton College, and Mons. Guillaume Powelle, native
of France-both practical young men and expe.ien-
ced teachers who will reside in the family OF NE
Principal and enter heartily into their work e m
structors of youth
The dwelling house and school apartments have
just been thoroughly repaired, and aGynnasium
and Bathroom added to the other essentials OF an ed
ucational establishment In the departments OF Ans
Gent and Modern Languages, Mathematics. and
Drawing. and for all the purposes of moral intel
lectual and manly culture the facilities now aforsd
by this Institution unsurpassed by any
the Eastern States and such to give brilliant
promise of its future prosperity.
The next regular SUMMER Session VIII commence
on Monday the 81 of May. Public Lectures maybe
expected the NaturaI Sciences in the Chapel ofthe
March 10Th, 1885,:
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
New Spring Goods, 1858.
At the Rec Hiyei

AN IMMENSE STOCK JUST RECEIVED
"A bought at low figure, and to he sold eheuP for
cash, work produce comprising among many
others Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Bsrrgesa and
De Baiges. Also, French. English and American
hams and Calicoes of all descriptions Asoi " his
Linens, Shirtings, Sheetngs ,dl widths, and Mus
Inns, Lawns, Ribbons, Fiouncings, Laces, Eleing .
Collars, &c. Dress Trimmings, fringes, sc. in
greatest variety. Also Ladies' Boots, Shoes Gloves
Hosiery, &c. for all. Also, White and Printe,
SHIRTS Shirt Besonls, Collars. &c. Also, Broad
cloths Cassimeres. Satinets, Tweeds and Summer
stus in variety, and every thing else wanted in the
Also, Paper Hangings, Borders, Window Shades
sc. =
Also, Geese Feathers, and Hemlock Boards and
Brick Also, Groceries. Crockery, Cutlery, &C., &c.
Gs5] Please to call and see them.
S. n. BRONSON.
Litchfeld April, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
At Prohafe Court holden at Torrins,oa within and
for The DLsfrici Of Iarrneiaa. Auru Il 4 u. 1855.

At PROBATE Court holden at Torrins.oa, within and
for the District Of 1orri"gfsa, April H. 4 u. 1855
Present. HENRY 5. EARB uR; Esq, Judge.
r1ARk b. DOWNS Of WuicottvAle, Conn, Trus!
" lee on the Estate oil DUDLEY DAVIS Of said
Torringon. assigned for the benefit OF his creditors,
agreeable 10 the statute la oil the State enl An
Aci for lie relie nshve Debtors and Tor the
equal dstrIhninn of their effects aisng their credit
ors, and the other Statute laws ut this State relating
the same subject having given notice all con-
cerned appear before this Court this present day al
O'clock forenoon, be heard relative the Apo ut
ment Of Commissioners saii Estate. After hearing
The parties interested therein, this Court doth appoint
RHSsELL c. ABERNEfBy Esq Of said WerottvIte ard
GIBSON. II HoLE sTER, Esq. vi Lchfeld, Comm sson-
receive, exame, adjust and allow the claims OF
the creditors al said and mike retnrn to TIL,
Court IA nd also eo decree that three months be oil
lowed aud limited said creditors from the 18th day 81
April, 1853 10 EXHIBIT their claims said Commission
ers and doth iurihcr order that said Comnis toners
meet to receive claims against at the Post-OHce
IN said Wocotiste on the 10Th day OF May and the
18th day Of july, 1859. O'clock forenoon earh Of
said days, and that OF this order he by pnh
licaIion OF the same f"r month in The Mountain
County Herald and the Litehfeid Enquirer. weekly
newspapers published nearest 10 The place where such
estate settlement and bv posting this order on
the public sign-rest IN said WnIrutviie. And doth
further order that copy hereof be ssnt BY NAL TO
every knpwE credts living without this Probate Dis
trirt within cue week from this date.
Sim HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge .
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
NEW SPRING GOODS!
-. ID. III Q ME z =
1st door east of the Court House,

1st door east of the Court House,
rs NOW OPENING and offering for sale fine
Il variety Of Merrimack, Cocheco, Masl,lcr and
other Prints, Hamilton, Chali and Berage DeLaines.
Bleachel and Unbleached Shcctingsi and SHIFT
ings, Lawrence, Wamsuttas, Lokyk's and other
popular brands; Napkins, Diaper, Crash Toyeiins,
&c, &c.
Also, an extensive variety of Dress Goods Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Broadclotlls.
C;ssimeres, Tweeds Vestings, and Cotton Goods for
Mems and Boys Summer wear.
Also, a full stock of Groceries, Creckery Glass
Ware, &C., &c, at the lowest prices for cash or PRO
duce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

90" A. c. SMITH & Co. have been appointed
agents for the sale of DIR. JACOBS BIPTERS
They have been much liked wherever used-over
7C00 bottles having been sold III New Haven alone
during the last year They are put up in pint bot
ties for IS cents. S. A. Spencer, young Druggist
in New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having
purchased the receipt. with the right to manufacture
from a distinguished New Englan,ler.
OF In ANOTHER COLUMN will be found letter that
was written some little time since by DR.. Bliss, 10 a
house in Augusta. Ga, and by Them published We
take the Liberty Of having transferred the columns
Of his paper. Persons suffering from " Liver Disease
would do well TO read it.
HARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
Wholesale D. uees.s, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
NEW Arrangement.

HAvING fS7e2he pest eight years faithfully
u IL tried the Credit system in this vicinity, and
found to our sorfow chat it is not only runous to
ourselves, but osQ{T friends. We have therefore
come to the conclusion to adopt the system OF
READY PAY, confident that by so doing we. can
offer much greater inducements to our customers
than thoseho sell on cong credit, and In many
cascs nefz get their pay. Consequently those who
de- pay are CHANGED Much Higher Prices to make up
for others dSBEfcnsy
:. If you would buy goods in the cheapest possible
way Pay WHEN YOU BUY. Do not be deceived
hyssny statement that Mr.. Credit will make; de-
psnd upon it it is false Credit pays a much
hter price for his goods than Cash, and Of course
must get a greater price. Cash offers us induce
tpents so much greater than credit can that we
HRve adopted his system-Quick Sales ard Small
ffeftsE
Wshave Just returned from New York and other
markets with great assortment of Goods in our
line. bought almost exclusively with CASH, and
at prices which defy competition.
We only ask our friends to examine our stock
70 be convinced that g Hard Times has snsaked
off without even .. kick - ~
ALvORD s BROTHER.