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TtO r EA1tA1E4 oE4AlN AN 1 -
This Institution odes the accumulated advantages Of
nearly dy years Of succa4{u operation. Every facility L
provided for thorough course Of useful and oEamensa cd
ueation undeF the direction Of more than
Twenty Professors and TeQcher1.
Tbe members Of the institution have the henedt Of Lee
lures Of The hshek order. on Science History, LeI..
tute. Ar, kc- &c. md the use Of valuable 1ihs5.
m extensive Philosophical Appar.tus well selected Gab
met Of Mb1era4 and Shells Nsps Charts. and Models
Great attention Is Nren 70 the French LsnEsasc-
t1ens to lts use In couye1Ht4ou.
six superior Music Teachers constantly employed In
he eis.ees In Drawing md Painting in OH and Water
Color under the direction Of instructors OF long e1pe
fenced and tried ability. a1Kc and choice collection Of
Petuss constantly before them for ktudy and fox pal
teIaA
IN which every arrangement Eade 70. thetr Physical Edu
caon and the improvement Of the1r manners and morals
They occupy private two il EACH The Toos Of the
Ee1aie taches, and that OF experienced nufe being
among those Of the younE l.dlez.,
connected With t. Euch rent waahn& feel Light &e
$225.00 per Annun.
An additional eh,zge made for Ause nd The Modern
1an8uakeA &c 4t. Where d1ed sum Is p1tfeable. $3.50
per 1 be zecetvtd the eou1oenc.
Of eaeh term and fot the pupil will be entitled Ill
Crcuia1 containing more pa1tic3la, Information may be
apis ces7 dAtv sw Troy. New York.
HANSEN &. BROSS,
~ ATTORNEYS SOLICITORS. and rEoCToRs IN
ADMIRALTY, No. ii Lannon's Block. eo.ne1 Catk and
Wsshiuxton n-sts Chicago Ill Jo1a 4. B1oss O. s Com.
rnAdoptf Northern paiiu H. Notary Public of Cook CO.
AsA .. JA1xu. fapu eses en} 1oHE 4 Esou.
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The New York Herald Of Monday, remarks
that one ofthe surcst indications OF returning
prosperity is the movement in the labor market,
indicated by what are called strikes; and to
show the character Of the movement among the
artizans. Of that city, complies the following ta-
bic Of the various trades in the city and its ri
cinity, the members Of which are demanding
higher wages, as also Of the increased rates re-
quired:
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ScARcrr1 OF T1xazn.-There are papers in
Tennessee talking Of the Hon. Geu- F. Z. Zolli-
Golfer, for the next Presidency.
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AL who are CalnG 1t are giving the
Unanimous Testimony In ttx Favor
. Nix wa.gr IN tAs lasutn with thu Iny,s,rasu.
swallow 1osa tokslh.t.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BorrL
II stt.onn: - frer' :toF. ". ~ broadway. New
fseIal.s1 ~ ~ DEllktlAAs- SuIll a!sss by
BULLES. SMITH / co, 1s4 Lake st., and
ty.1. .aen3Iv ils 1s1minh s.n+t
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the second for active and unccasing Resistance
to it; while the third party is in favor Of Il
passive state, which permits the first to 60 on
with its aggression, and opposes all opposition
to it, The last style themselves "Conscrya.
ttves;" and it is for tlc sake Of securing the
cooperation Of this class Of men that moli-
fcatiou Of the Republican platform is insisted
upon in certain quarters. But rs before said,
u modification Of the central aud yitalizing idea
Of Repubhcanism is oquivnlcnt to an utter
abandonment Of tho controversy, and would
leave Slavery not only free to hold all it now
has, but to secure oil TINT remains. 4 plat
form thus modified would undoubtedly secure
the support Of tue third party-thc Consc7va-
tiycs-hut it would retain only such Republi-
cans is have adopted that organization for the
sake Of the spoils. The remaindcr-thoso
who are in the party by reason Of its princi-
plcs-would organize anew, and thus we
would still have three parties in the field, with
the chances Of the Slavery Propaganda greatly
improved Lending Republicans who favor
fusion on modified platform, may he able to
make satisfactory trade with the Conserya-
tires, but they would find themselves going
over alone. They may undertake to sell out
the party, but they would find Themselves un-
able to make the delivery. Men who aro con.
scieutious in their political ideas and relations
are not TO be transferred BY party leaders for
consideration It would be well, therefore, for
those who contemplate such q sale and at
tempted transfer, to consider, first, whether in
30 doing they would not in reality diminish
their chances Of securing the object which they
have chiefly in view
Let us hear no more about compromise or Of
fusion upon the basis Of an e1nasculated plat
form. The middle party who style themselves
Conservatives, must come to US or 20 to the
pro-slave'y Democracy. They cannot long
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEN
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
Whats WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,

Reader although the may bloom ever brightly
hose he lead Il Of IL Covering Or he ha
be sna.d and shriveed, harsh and dry still, If
a @ ns .11 hs or
Ss Is The celebrated rsn. TaaSeIs VI 'A'
NEW YORK, April 49, 1853.
cations under for the entire restoration Of hair its
Hair Rsssorav. soon eco cred original hue
Il am dear sir, yos u .rSl !, pvpa
PROV Me ST. month d a
received bottle Of Hair Re tora,ive and gave
lime that would restore The sr s lair to It's osn"
a I h ws es % v NJ Tss s M
sdark brown At the same time besu, and tckening the
sons in want d such change Of ihelr hair
CHARLES CARDEw
PRor j. woop with coudsnes DO ofk @s ne Your
Hair Restorative being The most eeaeous article
almost white. have gradually dark and feel
do that few s more e.. spp will M their
pleasant itching who freely
n no oop About two g0 my hair nm fs
sorsive January few applications fastened my
nal color health and appearance and cheera 5ee9mEssd
The Restorative put up bottles three sizes viz afge,
sda% and ,%a The SINAI. .a holds half , pint, and rsa
p,eposp than mall dollars arc
e, bottle s large s hes 40 per cent more in
a. Oh WooR Co & prspfis;,or 81 btesdwsy NS ys
De saah ''' "Ai'hf s 0'
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK
2R mj p}6ON AND GREAT NORTHERN

Children three years old and rnder ee three
and twelve DID, hspncc; all twelve years
fsllfare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be had at the
office Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside the line Of the road tickets in pack
Of twenty for their personal at reduced rate
The Company prepared forward Goods and Pack
Of all kinds place with which they have
ton receiving from delivering at the domc Of patrons
I. s. WILLIAMS,
jaN If Ma ter OF Tran. portaton,
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
KEY WEST.

To sail on TUESDAY, 18th inst. at A.
FLORIDA-U. S. MAIL LINE-Eor
ENlETt Key West via Pensacola. Apa chicos 81 Marks
.lsh6A Cedar Keys, Tampa Bay and Mauaec-southern
Steamship CompanyThe coppered and supe
rior steamship Galveston, W. Fl. Hnchngs commander
will leave above carrying the U. S. Mails For freight
having superior stateoom
gers, apply to c. Is. PAYNE,
81 Camp street
Hr Freight 10 Apalachicoa, St Marks and Tampa Bay
jec to ghrage at steamers EXPENSE but at the risk of The
consgnaes.
aarNo freight received without order. min
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r. A. K ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s syTTS02GcEs vEKuIFUGE BE-

HANNIBAL, Mo-, August 49, 1851.
Messrs B. A. FahneStock Il Co.-4tnemen b. A. Fahne.
kock V.rminge confines osel well in part the
II has attained position which places
petition remedy for It has become
edy with all classes and best physicians laying aside
prejudice against proprietary medicines prescribe
AID with much confidence, oicinal In our dis
peusntory. Respectullv,
j. B. BROWN co.
should look the initials on the wnnner
and that they are buying B. A. FAHNESTOCK,S YER,
MlFuiE. ana no otheF. fell lm&W
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I'll
THE PLACE TO BUY BOoKsI

EVANS 4 Co. No Camp street, have on hand large and
of the choicest collections of Standard Miscellaneous
Works offered in New Orle MS
Also elegant assortment Of fine Family Bibles
Prayer Rocks Albums and Annuals bound in the styles
ing at the lowest retail prices.
GIFT WILL. BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
the time of sale.
The Gifts valued from rs cents to $780, consisting of
and Silver Waches and variety of Jewery L5cke
Chain Sets of Cameo, etc.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited
anime the stock a the GIFT BOOK STORE,
do 3s1 No. 9 Camp street.
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Horse Car leave the city every morning at O'clock
and the Lake night O. hour after arrival Of
the last train.
Extra special trips when required notifying the
iuctor. NV y -
The trains will stop the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called pon except mail trips but the conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
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x ELLER, j. H., SOAP MANDATORY CORNER
u Of Josephine and Howard streets, New Orleans
good supply constantly hand, all orders promptly
fn1l Emit
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
REDDlNG Il CO.'S
80 VnI h SOUTHERN EXPRESS


- sdSTHhRk x ExfsssEsss. '
oFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods all Points
On the Opelousas Railroad.
THIS Company organized for the purpose Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
% forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry Bag
gage and Packages to all Of the United States
We also prepared General City Express and Bag.
and Great Western Railroad.
Will call for and deliver With dispatch and at reasonable
rates luggage Freight Packages to and from parts Of the
city Of New Orleans.
to forward the minute article any Destination and We
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
w. y; BEDDING,
Proprie.ors.
Express. d7 II
RQMBALIER 4 CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
receive and forward all kinds packages and
Grande Remedio' Nuevtss Puerto Principe Santiago de
Cuba Trinidad Cenfuegos etc. In connection With the Ex
presses Wells Fargo Co., Darlington Co.. UHted
Express Company American and European Express Ex
He% e e the United Gr1 and Europe
felS II st. Charles st., under st. Charles Hotel.
EAn 70 ns HEW ys 6SE skE;A NS,S4HHks
On and SITTER January 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily at $50 NJ $50 p. NJ, arriv
Ing ct Canton at s. 30 r. NJ. and 638 A. N.
Returning will leave Canton at 730 A. NJ and 6b2 P. NJ
Freight aims depart daily 80 A. M arrive daily
410P.M - "
Freight must be the Depot by O'Clock p NJ the day
% the departure Of the train, will lay
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AYERS, AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
cure Of Fsyer or FsvsL And 4sus Remit
hs
Glass ?, hillary caused By
remedy louder called for by the necessities Of the
Such enabled to Offer Win perfect certainty
viii eradicate The disease and with assurance founded
Tha. which protects from this disc der must be Of
he ri s1 @
the system and prevents the Of the disease
ONLY on @ " R
ms rhs 81 aasn pB
lions ,sa feyss and Asus
veil he rSh seps,is.y q III remedy
of Inteniens is. that n'ans Quinine mineral
wSase upon Tie Those
healthy as they had never had the disease =, a.
nac poison great variety e arise from It's 5rts
ache i IeohseS 1sts%s s
of hs n ss M
Ct rhe III hs s eeo
from he blood and consequently cures ,hem all alike i
II b aid .fsb
siona daily while exposed to the Infection that will
quantity ripen disease Hence is valuable
for than el.s and few w ever suffer from Inter
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC,
composed that disease within the range Of their action
correcting is diseased action and restoring ts
nvsd down VIII pain Or dsBsy
tonshed 70 find his health or energy restored by remedy
do they he day eomp1ans Of eEsryb0dy
ssio. isa'sS "a
s
Loss Of Appetite Jsundee and other kindred colapa Ms
on sw Fl me FOR he
the blood and the restoration Of tone and strength to the system
Cherry o Rsetsra,
Patients j. stages Of the disease
cures that almost every section Of the cenntry
hs s been SDgs
When once tried its uperiorty over every other medi
It's @ sso'Ss what
se sR9 9s @
many RI remedies Rus hs y have failed
srred bsneb on aete they can never forget and pro-
sy
by s Mess & by
%HF4a ~ EIETH THogSA 49,,
@ ssss $ Ss:ss
cuar say Ms VIII both Iron and Wooden Frames Nor.
sssss soG2os EegF %
5
gers couplings and pules from IL inches diameter and
Ten DoCroR ENGINEs of different sizes.
sTHA w II al a anss to All
Six DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
dH sm&w 7oGravier street New Orleans
AEtR hshrh h61hnk ksp
Now IN G Ss G eighty of these celebrated
engines oil the ' s. inches s diameter ofcynae
and from to q inches stroke and rating from " IS
Is # oS A@ mi w MaH Waa HAs
E EoSk np$ is
IN ct Il one ABd Z
now in USE with s0nsany increasing den'G ES sale by
dN 3mkW 70 Grav'er street New Orleans
b. Al soS MbsJM pxFsTIf}eSK vERmlFueE BE-
v.ss,s p.hnos.., HAssrHAI, Mo. August 49, 1927.
ssint'f% Rs + ii
II has attained pos,tn which places entirely bc
eds with all and our best laying
sns as sr
peusntory. Respectfuv,
Psrchasess should Look well to the initials the wrapper
and see that hey are buying B. A. FAHNEsToCKs YER
MIFUGE and no other. fell lmkW
fyiFTS! GIFTS GIFNTS !
THE PLACE TO BUY BooKsl
EVANS Co. No. Camp street, have hand large md
the choicest collections of Standard
Works ever offered in New Orle ms.
Also elegant assortment Of fine Family Pocket Bibles.
Psys Books aenms and Aanqs in the best styles
ing at the lowest retail prices.
GIFT WILL BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
al the time of sale.
The Gifts yaued from 2s to $780, consisting Gold
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Owe HHNpIRHEEAR,.AsNp EIETH .zEHOUSAND

Nos. Il e IbI Charities street, n o.
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. and by
nil Dealers. d22 en-
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and from q inches stroke, and rating from " to Is horse
with cmnes blowers and water complete THIS
Is THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS a
BoII.ER PERI ECTLY AGCESsIBLE IN ALL OF ITS
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR CLEANING,
and conclusive evidence its superior merits and popularity
is in the fact that ONE THOUSAND Of them
now in use with constantly increasing demand For sale by
s. Fl. GILMAN
dH 3mkw 70 Grayer street New Orleans
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-07
THE ONLY ARTICLE 'UNRIVALLED IN MARKET
 WITH IMMENSE HONE 0saA EUROPEAN. D E M A M D.

'nNHE reason why, is that by Natures own process
 ha. testofts the natural color permanently after tn na' becones gray supplies the natural fluids and thu
 makes 1t grow on bald heads, removes all dandruA
 tching and heat from the scalp quets and tones up h pc reed upon to cure all diseases o the scalp nd hair
 ~ill stop and keep from falling off; nukes i sor glossy heathy and deouf" and if used by the y.uns tw" or three tunes week. will never faii or becon. gray; then reader, read the following and iudoe tn yourselves: ''so '0 l ,r- NEw YORK. Jan 8, 1858.
 MsssRs. c; J. Woon & Co.,: Gen,Ie,nen n- Il a wing live, and my har being quite gray made up my m,vd to lay aside the prjudces which l. in comlnon with a,y many peTson had against all manner of paten, your aricle, 10 test 1t for myself. me resah has been 90 very satisfactory that nm very glad dd so and in justice to you well as for He encouragement of others who ma be as gray as was out who having my prejudice without my req TOT setting aside, are unwilling give your Restore nr"e ;s a m ihey have further proof and the best poo oeng occuar demonstration, write you this Iet. !er, that yo1 may show 10 any such and also direct e '% W Me '2 further proof who in and ou. o the
 My hair is now its natural color and much' ;mnrovsd appearance every wayI being gossier and thicker ana much more healthy looking
 am, yours res ecifuIly, HENRY JENKINS,
 cor. Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
 D.. w LIVINGSTON. Ala, Feb l4. 1858. lRoF. WooD; Dear Sir-Your Hair Restorative has bss bsso n.oc gbod m this part of the country My ha
 suppose, from slight burn when was oui,e an in ant; have been using your Hair Restorative for s,. weeks weeks and f',d that have fine head of hair now gro~mg after having used all other remedies known to y,ns shect !hlnk It the most valuable remedy now your remedy. '''o' "ay 'o use
 YSu can publish this if you think proper.
 ''''' ~'' $. W. MIDDLETON. PHILApFLpHA, Sept g. 1857 aKor. WooD: Dear Sir-Your Hair Restora,iye ;s p,oH'ne se beneficial me. The front, and aiso inc part of my head almost lost it's covernewas o inaye used but half pint bottles of yonr and now the top of my head is well sinded sI.a crop of young hair and the front is ons ~,h"",s US peneht. have Tried other prepara- u.s ' without any benefit whatever. think from mv srs 10 ,ry ;a fecoWmenda,ion can induce many o-
 D k. THOMAS, M.D., No. 4e4 Vine street. ne Restorative is put up in Bottles of three sizes, ,;n, s,ge, medium, and small; the small holds i2 ,,n, and reiais for one dollar per bottle the mednm he .ma iens twenty per cent more than .ods ".ar .s,as for two dollars per bottle ,he large 'uus quart forty per cent. more in propor,ion ssJ e.ais TOT Inrre dollars bottle. a'o V. ;: WOOD X CO. Proprietors, 3l2 Rroad,va,, sew York. (n the great N Y. Wire Raing Estay' 'snment,) and IA Market st., St. Louis Mo 4r
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-07
SNle Of designed Eslufe.

DURSUANr to an order from the Court of Pro- bate for the District of Litchteld, will sell at Public Auction (uuless previously disposed of t0 the highest bidder on the 9th day of April 1859 at clock. P M.. all the Real Estate assigned to me by MARTIN BROOKER. an insolvent debtor.
 Sale to take place at the House on the premises inLitchfeid. H. B, RICHARDS, Trustee.
 Iorrington, March ?, 1859. St 4e DISTRICT of New M Iford, ss. Probate Court -A/ March I4ih. 1859 oo1''
 Present Samuel D. Orton Judge.
 :, In The Estate of EDGAR E. BALDWIN, late ol ehe town of Lyons nd State of Iowa, deceased ha v- ing when in fuil life and the time of his death goods cnaues credit and real estate in said Probate District
 inc debts and charges allowed by this Court against sad Esae exceed the vaue of the personal es. tate by inc amount of ten hundred nnetyseven dollars Nnd nlnety-fye cen,s-Theref,re Ordered by ths Csart. That the Administrator said estae sell 90 much of the req of said deceased if there he sufficient. as will raise said sum, with incden: charges (" sale, either a' public auction private sae as he sba deem [, the best advantage, and return make of this order wih the dotngs thereon.
 And he will give notice of sale by advertising in 1. weekly newspaper printed in Ltch6ed, m LilchieId est to he real estate be sold and in the same town
 veri'sed to be due at least week hefre an sale 1s made and return make o the notice wen f' this order SAMUEL D. ORTON Judge
 In pursuance of the above order the euhscriber vii sell a pubic auction at the residence oi Mabel Bald win. in said New Milford, on Saturday the 9th day of April next at o'clock P. M. much of said real es fste as will raise the of hundred nnetyseyen dollars and nnetv-fve ctn's with incidental charges of sale Dstcd at New Milford March 23 1859
 RAM BUCKINGHAM, Executor of sad Estate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-07
Trustees Sale.

pursuance of an order of the Court of Probate
 TOT the District of Cornwall will sell at Public Auction GU on Wednesday the 9th day of April 1859, at l2 o'clock M lanless previously disposed of at prlvate sale the following described Real Estate be longing to the Estate of the CORNWALL IRON COMPANY, assigned, viz: One piece of woodland on the north side of the hill southeast of Reuben Hitchcock s, containing about six acres two pieces Of sprout land in Sharon about 100 rods south of William Stone s. containing about IA acres and also variety of articles of Personal Property in and about the Furnace Store. consisting of Iron in the Blacksmith Shop. large and small Platform Scales Sc, The sale of the Furnace property and build. lngs, and other lands heretofore advertised will take place on the same day at 12 o'clock Nj All saes to take place at the store of the Cornwall hon Compa- ny. II. MILTON HART Trustee
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-07
COULD SEMINARY.

NHE SUMMER SESSION of this Institute for 1859 will commence May 4th, and continue 2l Every effort will be made to render the instruction oroah, and the progress as rapid as is consistent with true meutal culture :; while due attention will be given to the formation of character of those trusted. to our care
 The patronage of this community is respectfully solicited.
 Application should be made precious to the open- ing of the School, directly to the Principals,
 The MISSES STYLES Litchfeld, March 2S 1S59 49-6v
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-07
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