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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-05-12

1 TIE SLAVE TRADE RE-oPENED.-The jury in the case of the Echo shaver have returned verdict of net guiy 1kis settles the question of the reopen. ing of the African slave trade There is, practically no punishment for the offer ce involved in it. There could not be plainer case The Echo was captured with the negroes on board the ownership of the yes sel was proved, and the men engaged in the opera ton and found board of her. were fully identi- fled. There could be other for the verdict than determination on the part of the jury that the law prohibiting the slave trade shall not be forced
 Prof Olmsted. of Yale College. is said to be so i'll of neuralgia of the stomach that his recovery is side,ed very doubtful.
 Rufus Choate has taken passage for Europe by the steamship Niagara, which sails from Boston on the 18th inst. His visit is to be for recreation and health He will pass the summer in England.
 Hon. Nathan Dayton. formerly Judge of the S,,- preme Court of New York, dle suddenly uf aroplexy, while dressing, Tuesday morning at his residence in Lockport. He was in the 64th year of his age. 1 The Charleston Mercury says that the jury ac- quilted the men of the Echo slayer because they considered the foreign slave trade no more crime than the domestic trade, and that further prdsecu- tions at the South will be idle expensive and vain. l There was destructive fire in Springfield, San day night. caused by sparks from the night train. A sash and blind factory belonging to Eliphalet Trask was burnt with fuur wooden buildings. Less SIP 900. Iasnrancs oniy Sl0O0.
 We learn, says the San Joaquin Rcpusiican, that on Thursday last, a miner passed through the city on his way to san Fsa,cisco with lump of nearly pnre gold, weighing twenty-six pounds. and valued at over 5000! It was taken out of Burns Creek near Quartzburg Mariposa county l CINCINNATI, Monday, April 25, 1859: | special despatch to the Commercial sas The steamer St, Nicholas, from St. Louis for New Or
 leans. exploded last night near St. Helena, Arkan' sas, and that seventy-6ve lives were lost.
 The manufacture of pocket cutlery is to be com. menced at Shelburne Falls, hy a joint stock compa ny of which Nr Morse of Waterbury Conn is t bc the head, and which will employ from to to 10f men.
 I In St. Louis. Mexican fell upon his knees upon the pavement in front of a revolving wax fashion figure and proceeded with his devotions in spite q the interruptions of passeTs by. He had evidenti,
 uht4kon the figure tor some saint or for the Virgin
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-05-12

fg A slight change in the time table of the Nau- gatuck Railroad, takes place o-day-the afternoon down train leaving Winsted at Al instead of l.2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-05-12

Houomays Ointmenl and Pills Surgery is general ly Iou ready with the knne and the saw The ecIa .a ,, brilliant "pernt,'l" is great professions ard ;; but the m initiated subject who has all tht pain and none f the glory "I m cuit;pg ai!d ashing IS by no means 10 he enved. We have lttie dOub that more than half the cases where the knife is used n h.sp'iais aud prlVae pracfice, Holloway In esilinabe Ointment would render ils emp ovn,en u necessafy. by reducing the inhsnmairn and prerlu ding " danger oi lckIaw, Hor'Iicaiioi, gangr We advrse al, ho are suffering from N oumds. ac tures, tnmor, cancers diseases "f re hors etc., to t:y ihls healing, conng. tisiIie ti prepa aon oeior. 'hss suffer % s. e,r M ca"s! n % c"1e j" con ac the blood while he Omrn. nl s apple d externally. NEW GOODS,
 New Goods,
 New Goods,
 FRENCH PRINTS.
 New Goods,
 New Goods,
 New Goods, BRILLIANTE PRINTS.
 New Goods,
 New Goods, a@ New Goods,
 BRILLIANTES.
 New Goods,
 New Goods,
 New Goods
 TECHNICS.
 New Goods,
 New Goods,
 New Goods, GROCERIES
 New Goods, New Goods,
 New Goods,
 CROCKERY.
 New Goods,
 New Goods,
 New Goods,
 MEDICINES
 New Goods
 New Goods, New Goods BOOTS, SHOES CATERS and BUSKINS. New Goods, ~ New Goods
 New Goods FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
 New Goods,
 New Goods, # New Goods,
 at the STORE N WORTH STREET.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-05-12

Fonr of the Oberlin Rescuefs have plead guilty, and been fnedss25 dollars and twrnty-four hours impriseumsnt. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-05-12
HARRISON'S COL MEAN
 HAIR DYE.

SIZE ENiAEGED. STYLE IMPROVED it las ,ube quantity and strength of any other II gives perfectly natural color It co!ors every shade frcm lighl brown 10 jet bla
 Its is easy and rapid.
 It is perfectly harmless to tte sEir. Its ef ct is instantan ard rer1aanenf It s the hc qaicteL cheae>t and sfrst rrk 'sr nude ss- Directions for accompany each box. %Ga Price, oz. sl :-2 oz sl 50 :-i oz. S';-S oz. $5 nfC Pehn! Ntnafuaarer. ApoLLOs W. HARRISON. 10 Su,ah 7h &.
 PHILADELPHIA
 For eaie by
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-05-12
Hartfnrd. Conn. Jan. I2, 1856.

E1 See Advertisement of Dr. SANToRD's "LIvER INyIGoRATER.
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HRArHEN ANr1-MIssIoNARY PETITION FROM N
DA.-The following is IN extract from Letter re-
ceivsd from Rev. g. Hall, of Madras, dated
Alas, what sights and sounds meet me, On
saturday evening last passed place where It is
why do You think they met! 1t was to adopt
memorial to Lord Stanley, the Secretary of State
Tor India. praying that hindrances may be put in
tne way OF Propagating the Gospel in this land.
And while write the memorial is living before
me In the Tamil language. Sad, indeed, is the
state Of matters here. There bas not, for many
years, been such violent opposition to the Gospel
believe that it Is the success of the Gospel which
has stirred up the present antipathy Of the hea-
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~ A few weeks ago our baby was taken to
church 70 be baptized and its little brother was
present On the following sunday, when baby
was undergoing abutions and dressing, the little
brother asked mamma IL she was intending to car
ry Willie to be christened.
"why, no." said his mother; don't YOU know
my son, people not baptized twice,' e.
- w hat, !" returned the young reasoner with the
utmost astonishment In his earnest face, mot il it
don't take the rst tiue,"
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How TO AvoID MosouIroEs IN CHAMBERs.-A
shrewd friend, says the Transcript, has adopted
the following plan, which he assures US has been
found entirely effectual. At dusk he opens every
window, and carefully closes every door belong
ing to the chambers. The mosquitoes. attracted
they may devour. Then, before going to bed. or
bringing in a light, he closes the windows and
of course excludes all the outsiders. After the
chamber lights eXtinguished, the windows
may again he opened without danger. This is 50
easy to do that we fear nobody will try it.
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WHICH WAS THK LEAST THE Two EVILS -
The Bulletin Of the Brussels Society, for the pro-
lection Of animals published the following curious
and interesting fact: Until a few years ago, the
Park at Brussels was shaded by trees Of luxuriant
foliage, which met over the alleys and screened
the promenaders entirely from the sun. These
were filled with birds whose indiscretions occa-
stoned, now and then, a little annoyance to the
elegant toilettes below. For this they were
banished. In few weeks, the leaves of the trees
were in holes and dying, and now, the brane hes
are almost entirely without verdure. and loaded
with caterPillars, and the walks infested with
moths.
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III Father Finatti, Catholic clergyman of
Brookline, Mass finding that his entreaties to his
parishoners to stop the selling Of liquors to be of
no avail, has caused three Of them to be prosec u
anincd before Justice Of the Peace w ho passed
tne usual sentence Of nne with twenty days In the
house OF Correction, from which they appealed to
tue superior Court. Father Finatti was in Court
and stated that for three years he had used every
means TO induce the Irish to refrain from selling
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IL The frozen well ut Brandon. Vermont, has
attracted crowds Of savans to that place this
son. Scientific persons in that vicinity ascribe
the phenomena to an iceberg, and that originally.
or at some remote period in the long past, that
part Of America was the head Of the sea. This
hypothesis is sustained by the fact that several
mont and White River Junction. the terminus of
the Sullivan Railroad, the bones of an arctic whale
were found on one Of the highest points Of land
All the land near the well is frozen at depth of
a few feet below the nrfice. An interesting SCI
entihc report on the subject is understood to be
forthcoming.
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POPULAR ERRORS CoRRgcrED.-Th.t the an
nexaton Of Lombardy to Sardinia will increase
That the French troops at onle are supported M oa
beef from the Pope's bulls. That the Empefor
Napoleon was injured by the Papal bnll which
lately got loose and gored King Victor Emmanuel
so severely That the Emperor Napoleon gives
frequent dinner parties to the correspondents Of
the English and American papers, and talks over
his plans with them. We are assured, on good
authority, that these common impressions are en-
tirelY erroncons - II = ----
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THIEF AT FUNgRALs-THB Chief MouRSER'A AT
THE DETECTIVE OFFICK-W lillian Hatfield, COM
monty known as the Chief Mnurnfr, reads the
papers. His speciality is attendance at funerals,
where he makes il point to go up to the coffin
and view for the last time the lineaments of the
to wipe his dry eyes, he employs the other in rif-
ling the pockets of other mourners, they come
next him. For this practice he has acquired the
apPeilation of Chief Mourner," !" and his picture
occupies conspicuous place at the ''Rogues' Gal
lery.r-N. Y. Post.
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ArrsMPT TO CAPTURE VIcroR EMMANUEL-
Austria true to her principles and character to the
last, never more strikingly displayed her real
colors than at the battle Of SOferino. BY the
centratfon Of an enormous mass of men on her
night, her object was to overpower the Sardi nj ans
and, relying on the rashness and bravery Of Victor
Emmanuel to effect his capture, knowing we'll the
weight which the possession of such prev would
have upon any future di diplomatic negotiations. /
now hear, from a variety Of sources that this was
(for themJ disastrous day WEst their ia army could
not effect by skin they hoped to accomplish by
superior numbers s.-Morsing Post.
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!. HC An ingenious rascal posted himself by the
railroad track at MOssup station when Method ist
excursion train was returning from Providence to
Norwich, CT, few days ago, and as the lad es
waved their handkerchiefs from the car windows
he reached up and caught whole armfui Of them
At once. He escaped with his plunder. :.
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IL machine for the manufacture of ie. Is i'm
"perahon ia London, which turns out three ton, Of
,,'h' commodity daily IL is the invention of Mr.
tairISCn I, Of Australia. The refrigerator is pro-
""ced by the evaporation Of ether in a y.suurn
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III A woman has been arrested In Baltimore
for q horrible traffic In human bones obtained
from graveyards, and ofersd for sale at bone
factory In Old Town. kF .s#ll. +
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III Two men were killed in a coal mine near
st. Louis, two or three days since--a rope break
ing while they were being hoised out, letting
them down seventy Ave fest EDS :.
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NoTIchMs hMsoxNrw y.prow,s
STEAM FIR E WOOD MILLS,
CORNKR 7TH STREET AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed in pieces for Soc. per cord,
Wood Sawed IL pieces for SEC. per cord.
Delivered to sny part of the city,
Delivered to any part of the CITY,
Delivered to any part of the city,
Kindling, Cooking, AID Stove WOOD manufao-
tured And for sale at greatly redud0 0Dprioes.
COAL of all kinds Away On hand.
Terms CASH.
IL. Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every instance.
McKNEw NARROW
IL Ofices-Corner 7th street and Canal, and on
5th street, between H ana streets.
IL Orders sent to either Office will receive per-
sonal attention. je6-tf
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II NJ Philadelphia, on Sunday afternoon. a
s'uns man accompanied by two Indies, while
ihg out the Gray's Perry road, was assaulted
W gang Of rowdies known as the Schuylkill
N'"Sers' with the intention of taking tine ladies
-.''h him. Two police officers came to his as
lam :, whereupon about forty Of the ruiaans at
- eAeo The otacers, and brutally beat them about
ATad with steel knuckles and other weapons
ways found in their possession
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u II turns ont that Miss Lizzie wayt. the
genuine lecturer ON " Home Ties, /" &c, and the
bogus lecturer assuming that name, who lately
did Mr. Murray out Of the snug little sun, Of
S-''O at the McLure House In Wheeling, Va
are two different persons. 1t seems that the lat
,'' name is Miss Winters, and that relying on
A'f clos" personal resemblance to Mia wayt she
.AdertoOk 20 travel on her reputation Ii -
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SUMMER RETREATS.
MOoR's PAVILION

lN1 REOPENED.
..Tai.rdelightful, healthy, and popular WATER
Landing Inflated on sV FotSirlsa, 81 Ms1YJs Jo
tSeen pit binaG.;s stones Island and PiEey k..sMl
tha Is,b ~ .'An for the reception OF visitors on
The Proprietor begs leave to state that his Table
tomac 10 "'ii0"0's VA 'Ho
His Ba. win be furnished ~sh choice Wines,
Liquors, Segars, &c. e ''e''
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling
and al ways plenty OF Fi.hlng and Sailing hnats l"
the enjoy msnt OF his guests.
Steamer Columbia leaves Washington ever,
"Wednesday at s O'Clock a H., and will land at the
Pavilion at o'clock m.
Terms for Board: Sl.tO per day; for a week OF
longer. 81 Is per day, or $50 per month.
For further information address the Proprietor,
LeOnardtown, ST. Mary's county, Md.
je8-2m r. J. MARSHALL, Prop,r
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JoRDAN's W. $. SPRINGS, EINnss,c. co,x,, v.
Now open leaving Baltime1., Bl Wssninston, W ~ or
Fe = tSsnsse SSss Sg
Rsilrosd e st.phsnson's Depot, P; o ls:ss |
by O'Clock p M same day No DISTORTION s At plHa Hsf
rer's Ferry, as heretofore Grounds cxtenSive ard
wants /; hot and cold sulphur baths. The water for
sse In barrels or bottes Gr91lsr5 oet.insd g. the
The Proprietors offer the above Springs, together
with ons hundred acres ofland adjoining, at private
SALE and invite the attention ofspecnlators to this
property Any Indignation with reference to lOca-
tioI. terms, 40, will be FURNISHED upon application
to hs s% SIX P r. Ma
FLuMPE, P,Ay Mp wRtFE wERANcSStA GIsH97Ha HoTEt COM
The manssFsTspt a q IS, g of the PLUME" aud "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES S snnS,1pces to Tourists
81 IT, ssse on
GATED n the midst Of ths most a.tractiVe soeneTy s
Of FHE sss
Route from New York via Norwich and Worce,-
o.sS
H. from Pie, 1f 8, n " foot CoqRTAND st.
70 S Tou.s pST s Hsi he
pal Hotels and Depots, or sdd5sss
jesam Pier Is. North n River. R IN New AsS1s York.
~ HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have& IA
leased the MHfERISG sS2Tf Ell SSGosn ShAcE, GA1
Ithis lease embracing the Mountain House, Waddle
visitor. on the ath of June Invalids and Families
A Daily Mail and Teleg raph Once within twenty
three miles of the place.
III Circulars or other information can be had
RoSsrd Hoa.s. Bsti@Srs, tnSSs or NJ Buck k's of
.. -.T 'r. .....-t J. G. WADDLE,
"s ]. B. SMITH,
ms A-AnSms proprietnrs.
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Vyo,r..,k LEWIS PAYNE

WHoLEsALEf Enc BooTtHNfbN 81 tHf SHOE DEALER
Bridge street, Georsesoscn, d. C.
The attention Of the trade is respectfully called tn
my stock Of Yonths, Mems, and Boys'N6sS
CAf.FSkIN SHOES, for summer wear VI
Ny stock of PATENT LEATHERvS
WORK is also assorted and we'll worthy of stten-
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsuItabe for servants also on hand and constantly
making. - '>@'
NJ Country merchants and Others In want are
invited TO call or address me at No. II Bridge St,
ueorEetown, ~. y. ap2-tf
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS.
TLOoK TO YOUR INrERESr-m

To HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DLOOK TO YOUR INTEREST-n
By Purchasing your Wood of
IL A. PAY NTER, at the Red Sign. at the new
oflce, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
" You viii rot only be sure of full measure,
Dnt You will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, CT 4
PIECES, ~ and Spiit-1E any size desired.
r. ~ flftN cents per cord cheaper than II is sold
H. HIS " o0d Is of the Best 9uslity.} III
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes.l m
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
Kindling Wood LII
g. IL All delivered Free OF Charse,( IN
Free of Charge.S :"
IL Notice. III If the above does not show how
IL Moneys Worth. III
Nov please call at the above once IT = and try
I'LL You vii get a quarter Of . cord OF the best
Spruce Pine Saved IN pieces II and Split-fH
for 81; pieces for 81 l55f; pieces q; or TIC
hest Oak pieces Sl.Ts; pieces 3 -5n; pieces
Sl.62h; or the best Hickory, pieces SI5G; pieces
81 7S pieces S2 All other parts Of cord at same
rates. -..-..
Orders left at s. *. Handy's, opposite vii
lards Hotel at Wm Ballanty ne's, s 7th street;
or at Pages wharf at the foot of 9TH promptly at
tsnGed to. Ofce removed To the nor rth side Of the
bridge corner OF 18th and Canal streets. The money
II delivered.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- FoR HOr OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS.
OPINIONS OF TIE LONDON

I'VE recommend our correspondent TO try Mons
Soyers new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce'
cellent and II affords considerable aid in cases Il
slow and weak Questionable Lancet. ...|
"The Sultana's Sauce is savory, pic uant, and spi
cy; happy coIlbinasion of favoTs and ESSENCES
worthy ofthe delicate taste of Sultana, the genius
eliminating publio."-O6ssrrer.
concentration Of all the piquant resources of
Turkey and kussie."-Onited Service Gaxssls.
"As . tItIater of the appetite this Sauce stahds
alone Ii is most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
or Fowl and should be placed on every dinner Ia
ble.n-Aslds. r-'r-I-
=, The Sultsns Sauce is q most delicious zest"-
G.INELlN, al Fulton street, New York; and
BKAY HAYES. "a Cornhill, Boston.
= - The Sultana Sauce can be had in w ashine etnu
Of H. RIDENOUR, 30A Pa av; SHEKELL&
MILLER, 974 Pa. av.; II. n. .VOSE CO., corn
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" The Manchester IN. H.) American has the
Iodlowing bit Of personal gossip: Seven years
ago an English boy of seventeen, stranger, en-
ne had an indifferent knowledge. He was John
bull all over, persistent, stubborn, and indus
nious-setting type by day and reading law In
passed, when he told us confdcntially that a
fortune was due his family in England from the
recent decease of an uncle. His father was poor
ana aged, and he, himself, was the only claimant
who was able to look after it. The next week he
sook passage for Liverpool 1t was two years
oefore We heard of him. Then he returned iolly
and radiant with fortune for himself and family
OF over $50 600. We were anxious for an expla
natlon OF the strange success of the almost penni
less adventufer. Pluck and Pam had done the
Wolk- he applied to then foreign secretary. and
showed that persistence and courage which won
MIN the influence and advice without which his
Efforts would have been utterly useless He is
now thrifty young lawyer in Wall street. and
would knock down any Enplishman who should
dare dlsParage the old British PREMIER
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georgetown, d. c., July 2lst, 1859.

w est street, Georgetown, at present occupied
ps M Arthur Sch1 T. and lying about midway the
north SIDE The LOCALITY \. so sesersIlT Ana fsyos,
sbiy known for It's healthfulnsss. and It's choice So
ssiety as to make further description unnecessary
MT. Schott will give possession at very short no
1ria. = -, iy sasXG
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
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~ All orders for tiokets or osrtifcatss, of pack
ages viii mt ct with the most prompt and oonhden-
hal attention and the printed official drawings sent
a ADDER FRANCE, BROApgENTs CO.,
GENTLEMENs'CL CLOTHING MADETOOR
So 81 DEk;;IWe, offer gentlemen the largest and
S9atngs OF every grade and quality, Marseilles and
St SesHnga OF all styles for the present season,
which yevW make to order in the most finished
sye OF the art, at prices at least twenty per cent
cneeRsL than the usual city rates. A trial is re-
a., WALT, STEPHENS & CO.,
Hh S22 Pa. avenue. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
AT HOME.aIE IFEITST
:asSS Sn oi issSS1sh 81 4 With
WARE, BxAkETss BkNsaaiEss,h iBkktNsai EsshfAaISSA hfAaISSgA
MikE COVERS, FRUIT CANS, FI.Y X
BRCSHES, and sll the assirsbls articles for ~
housekeep,ng. and purchasers will DO w.ll to-
Seventh Rents arc S for
Another snali lot Of those desirsbie EnAfL R..
friserators, TO be closed of at reduced prioes je
WAsHINGT9N SEWING ROOMS.
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& MAKE %fs' K Z Z,
sa9fssss a not,es Al dssSIiPtions OF SevinE done
Ssihf saSps bsos1 sosSEA3s;s COLLARS and WRIST
mar ls-fl 1ss-11I fss1,s .g n o. MOVES
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