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MuxOpean Inteltk&snoSs
On the Monday previous TO the Europas sailing, there
was tremendous popular demonstration 10 London, 70
consider the advertisement recently issued oI lne
TRAN government, for loan OF f7O0O Coy selog ~
the London Tavern was filed with company before w
hour appointed for the commencement OF me poceshu
ngs number OF ladies were ra am S,nar Mr.
w Asxsn md Nj r Golden, M. p. Mr. J. Williams.
M r., the Rev J. Burnet, Mr.. GDpn, Mr. :. Nor
NJ Golden roundy denounced any loan to Austria to
put down repubicansm, he said IN western Europe, OF
any other part Of Europe us speech occupies 'e ore
The annexed extracts will give the reader some idea OF
its sentiment and spirit:
should he afraid state what have heard persons Of
good authority say The amount OF The floating debt now
Standing Ia the Austrian empire; bur am within INC
n as hs, s s.s 81 a de- @ IS 80
cia, POLITICAL and financial anarchy Andit 10 enable
NOUS oans dsss ,Sas they ow have tie
eanno. call y BY any other q Sone ec
man. the industrious E9glsman. the saving
Swiss or hlnanthey do not care VINO Ills
throw l. into botomIsss pit q waste and eSuavasance
aa ss.. Of sss yGba an
he not very likely commit such act again Il answers
ss has ACT q
cy again because J. utterly impossible tibet in any other
way they can get their finances straight CLEAR They
hav. no hesitation saying that there is govern
Hear Lear il is not merely Austria that dsapproves
the meeting do beieve that government likes
iI iCheers
iconsdeI tnis mees as the germ o. great movement
when VII ,ay pare lne M o. every soyelnman
uoe eoo my = W M 10, TO- ' n =,
ther country ana viii hold M 10 execrton the obeers for
which mct, auenpt 10 obtain such loans IChsers 1
consider this loan much Russian as an Austrian loan
do moi sspaIate The TWO countries. Hear, hearl
- The Russian government In tue matter Of finance.
,snothng more nor less than gigantic mpose aChs
mnssa nas mo' p a,a tcsd Pcnsbo,ans alen
IN h 81 The er1i,ores though which he troor.
moved una has given treasury receipts and nj this mo-
ent the Russian government alternative but
paper money, and begin act Of bankruptcy
again, or 70 come 70 western Eusope for loan. lHear
When she comes here let her Wen understand mat we w
DC , nere aiso So; ,.,.a 49,, A,.,i, ,v;h Ia 10,
b,yiam conso has besn engaged in cruel and reno.se
ess war ihear hear i and he government comes
now nd stretches forth her blood stained hand 10 honest
Dntchnen and Englishmen, and asks them furnish
price Of the devastation which has been commi,tedi
there little difference whether the money subscribed to
This loan be furnished little before or after. lHea hear
Inc money has bsen tasea ios e War TX oicea connn
hu h iwn IN ,he condsnt I'm, thi l
would be 10 nav them oif Iiiear consider that
This Is on prlnclps most unjust and indeie,siLe FAR
plase Happily, BY the ordinance of divine Providence.
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Asesien ..d Comm,.,on Notice.

H. BEACH 3. NJ TUCKER, having established themselves
~. General Auction Commission Business
Washington, Of Tucker beg solicit
liberal share OF public patronage. They attending
sale OF oil kinds Of property real and cona that may be inu
ed 30 their Also, consignment all kinds
goods which shall be sold earliest period, and the
best advantage And they by strict attention business and
faithful adherence old principle "quck sales
prompt returns, )" TO merit the confidence o the people.
Their salesroom Pennsylvania opposite Browns
Hotel central the and fitted expressly for
door sales and their will be ample 70 accommodate all
goods that may be consigned to them s.#
They win add that their business 10 10 be conducted
principle, viii articles ntrustcd
bid themselves consequently reposne
calcuste receiving the very highest prices
BEACH b TUCKER,
Oct Io-du Aucionocp
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definitely make oat. But communication by railroad,
or otherwise, with the waters OF the Pacfcthe esab
lshmen OF depots and warehouses, hoard up the rich
treasures OF Chna-the relative proximity of market
to those warehouses Of wealth. will assign 10 New Or
leans the highest position among the emporums OF trade,
and To country itself an envabe pre-eminence over
every country OF the earth.
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The Baltimore Sun Of Monday say. !:

The Philadelphia Inquirer is blowing the trumpet be-
fore "Mr. Meredths coming report" II that The
Secretary has collected can immense Of inforns
ton as TO the resources OF the country, the action Of The
tariff and sub treasury on internal and external trade
&c He goes for stability in laws the great de-
sderatum" and, of course, will not "recommend any
startling changes" yet in the very next sentence The
Inquirer states that he sis in favor Of specific duties" and
we presume he will recommend this fundamental change
in his report II this be not change calculated 10 sas
the country, we at loss 10 guess what prPO
ton can have that effect
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

QY virtue Of Of Assembly passed the nd OF February
iss providing the erection of George Wash
commissioners appointed Virginia
hereby Of Ave hundred doIlars for plan for the
monument be approved by them, accompanied with
estimates its erection.
The will be located the Capitol square In the city
Of Richmond be constructed Of Virginia granite MARBLE
binaon hundred thousand dollars
required by day u December
WILLIAM r. RITCHIE,
GEORGE w. MUNfORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ. WICKHAM,
THOMAS +. GILES,
NATHL NJ. MARTIN,
Oct 2l--lm Commissioners
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Littleton Waller Tazewe esq, one OF the most dis
tinguished citizens of Virginia, and whose name is so
honorably recorded in the Senate chamber now on
visit to Washington.
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I RS BLAKE's Private Dancing md WALKING Aes-
m deny, Apollo Hall, thoroughly and tascuiy rcited
and y now Cor the reception Of scholars Days OF tuition
Tuesdays Fridays Private 10 10 O'Clock Evening
class Tor gentlemen al O'Clock.
krfers TO Hon VIM Preston Secretary OF tho Navy,
washington Col Bliss, United States Washington hch
bald Camphei ESQ., War Department washington Randall ag
Georgetown Oct 20
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new armed schooner, called the b. L. Allen, has
rived a, Boston from Salem, which is Intended 10 run
packet between San Francisco and Panama.
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THE Encyclopedias OF Mental Philosophy comprf-
sing the science n method, universal grammar logic, rhetoric,
metaphysical philosophy, fbeoIory
ridge s,oddat whs,eIey Mauce and other well writer's
l vol sto., London. FRANCk TAYLOR.
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The National Inieiigener Of yesterday morning an
nounces the return Of the Secretary Of the Interior to his
post The Office holders may therefore, look out for
squalls
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We have received copy Of the Business Mans AL.
for the year 1880" published by B. B. Palmer in
New York. II contains, besides the usual astronomical
partsa variety Of miscellaneous information which will
be found Of practical use to every business II we
were disposed 10 find any fault with il, would be in It's
taking rather too much notice Of Of the livery remark
able editors Of New York. II furnishes some useful
statistics about breadstus iron, railroads. cotton COAL
banking, trade. post office, Compiled from Hobbies
port) Cuba, California &c. Mr. Palmefis the author
and the head Of the system Of newspaper agency to
which we wish every success
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tsn,ion q W..sins,on
a: o%. our % sa,
% pieces very nel figured ea.hnsIes
. % plain sasa. soIofss sass%srs., all shade.
g DO DO sss inquired AZ SG ssss ias''
: 90 S ss priced 90 &c, srsA, eolor
do dark brown DO
In MEHINos have rich and beautiful assortment including
fancy rLANNEIs, for o-ry., crimson,
Al:o, e piece. deh printed dannel.
Rch Turk sauns, all coion .s
Very brocade dc, evening dresses.
Bonnet silks and s.,in., in all Desirable color.
Plain hiack ss. complete assortment in quality and price.
spisee' = rich black silk veve'
do 80 do do
~ mazarine blue do
- maroon do
= = ts sis:s. DO DO
"a wide colored silk yeyets, in all shades.
The ladies especially invited stock Of above
good: Ssoss as we are % sell the
re,, store. aCr the same ae-epop. Of good,
Darts CIoas. sbswis, have received very new and
nch goods Of the following descriptions which the
''i . Sss !" e%S s S cloat., ready made
medium priced e%Sisi a sasfe es.s. made mp
10 do do do in patterns
In sHAWI.s received
3 s as9 1 asS long g 'h'"'
.. Rich Hungarian t,s do DO veypre'p
g .h.~i', handsome color. and ,ios OF patterns
g woonen .nawl., for mise. ..
% long black d,ibst rhswI.
80 DO square do
IS "a DO iowpuced black .hnwis.
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The state OF the Mosquito question is still covered with
mystery. We know not exactly what our Secretary has
done, or what he TO do Some OF the letters from
Washington, and the New York Courier, (Which now
affects the air Of minor organ concur in The opinion
that all difficulty bstween the United States and Great
Britain may be obviaed by throwing open the ofhe
Oceanic canal freely, to the vessels and people Of Great
Britain Sin word. to the whole world. But whilst
we are perfectly willing. in the spirit OF the age, throw
open the Oceanic canal, when finished, 10 the whole
world, yet would scarcely become us TO recognise The
territorial pretcnsions Of Great Britain by making her
a party in our arrangements with the government Of
Nicaragua.
The Baltimore Sun OF Monday says
lsIeported at Washington on what Is thought sufficient
authority, that MT Rives had whilst In London inIst
view win Lord Panerston IN regard the Ncaragna al
iair which has resulted In Rrod understandings between
the United States and Englad upon basis Of the free
navigation oil the san Juan river, and the opening OF me
whole contemp plated line Of communication all nations,
upon to same terms Of trade and navigation This how
ever does not Affect probably the question Of sovereignty
which Is the main ground OF threatened difficulty Tue
New 70 Courier doubts not in spite OF the begeent ar
cles oil the British press that the dispute will be amcabU
seted-0rea Britain surendering the isht OF way upoa
the above terms.
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q wide coIored SILK velyets, all shades.
The ladies especially invited stock Of above
goods before purchasing, determined sell
goods the District
retail for descriptions Of good.
Oct os-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
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Oct lodtf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-26
A GARD.

| 9c-We would avail ourselves of this oppor>
tunity to tender cur heartfelt thanks TO our
friends aEd patrons for their liberal patronage
which we have received at their hands during
the last Two or three years and hope for their
faVors IN future only in that degree which we
| merit them
We have recently made arrangements for
| the ir better accommodation; this has been ne>
cessary from our increasing business. II has
often happened that from ten to fifteen indiVi-
duaIs have applied in a single day for dental
assistance, some having come great distance
thereby mourning considerable expense, and
disappointed in their chief object.
We would be happy to serve all who may
apply but haze found it impracticable 10 serve
so many in a single day. To obviae this diff
ficulty and render our services available to the
greatest extent, we have adopted the course Of
keeping book for the purpose of registering
the names OF persons who may wish our ser.
vices on given day or days of the month.
We would therefore reqhest that all persons
hereafter wishing our professional services
would inform us by letter or otherwise what
day or days Of the month they wish to be
served also stating as nearly as possible the
amount OF work they wish done-always. il
convenient, putting the time at least one Uceek
in 0dOance Of the date ofthei, notice.
01 Persons living no more than Eve miles
distant who cannot find it convenient to come
to town, may be served at thei: own homes if
desired.
TERMS, Cash trhen the sOoyk is finished.
The following names have been kindly Of
fered as references.
Samuel Church, w. L. Smedley,
Charles Perkins, CT Webb.
Ozius Seymour, Payne K. Kilbourne,
&C Smith, Samuel Buel,
$ N. Bronson, o. S, Seymour,
VIM. +. Baldwin. A S. Lewis,
Albert Sedgewick, George Seymour,
F. D McNiel, JIG. Beckwith.
S P. Bellies.
Litchfeld, July 9th, SAC. II
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

II DAYTON continues to Manufac-
ture SERAPHINES and MELO-
Deems of the very best quality Of
" tone and workmanship. His Sera-
phines are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country.
DAYTON'S IMPROVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
petent judges to be superior 10 any Melode.
On now In use. 1t has a keyboard SINH
lar TO that of Piano or Seraphine. The
Case is Of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and is well finished. The tone
is very smooth, and can be made loud or
soft by the use Of the Swell Pedal. 1t is
well adapted 10 quick or slow music. The
Bellows is CONSTRUCTED on a new AMI i'm
proved plant works with Pedal, and
with but little incon senience TO the perfor-
mer. 1t is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath.
N. b. These instruments are well adap,
ted for an accompaniment to church choirs
as we'll as for parlor use, and as they are
made in strong and subsl antial manner,
the subscriber feels entire confidence in re-
commencing them as adorable and efficient
instrument.
~ The public are invited 10 call and
examine them.
pianos, Seraphines, and other Mu>
steal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
J. DAYTON.
Woicottvllle, Conn.,, July, lS49.
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Destroying Nerves.

Az il would be worse than uselessto plug-
teeth - the nerves are exposed. unless
they an MET deprived Of vitality great atien-
lion will be paid to this important branch Of
the art.
We are daily required to perform this nice
separation. and though the propriety and utili.
u Of it has been seriously questioned BY some
Of my professional brethren, still we think we
do not exagerate when we say that we have
performed it successfully and satisfactory in
more than thousand cases during our resi-
dence in this town. And though there have
heen acme ten or fifteen cases Of failure where
the extraction Of the teeth aiterwaTd became
necessary. still the result in the aggregate
.,nnsf he = most convincing proof Of the pro-
p,iety az well % the utility Of destroying the
,exnosed nerves Of teeth and filling their cavi-
ties with some impervicus ard 'ncof'uP'sble
substance .,:,L..,
This operation il usually performed with but
r;,i,e' and in some cases no attendant pain Oy
the application Of . chemical preparation 70
she nerve. which 10 not only perfectly safe (a'
We nae il )but IS successful in almost every IN
stance in permanently curing the too'hache'
Engrafting-Perfect Imitation
Beautiful Porcelain Teeth Of the nature
.snpe and eogsv engrafted ON the roofs OF teett
s~hoDc erossns are 50 far decnysd setO Preelud'
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FOR
BANTAM LAKE.

An OMNIBUS will leave this VII
a lage for Bantam Lake, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
ats O'Clock, A. NJ, at 2 and at IS O'Clock
p. NJ, land at such other hours as may be
desired, remaining at the Lake two hours
Fare both ways. 25 cents:
Thepsubscriber has rented rooms OF L
A. Marsh, Esq, for the accommodation
of visitors without extra charge.
H Persons leaving their names al
the Enquirer Office, or at the Variety
Store, will be called for at their residences
if desired. RUFUS SMITH.
Litclfeld, July Q, 1S49.
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TO all Whom it May Concern.
Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance

COMPANY, located at Hartford Cunnect,.
~ cut. This old and vel! tried COMPANY
have been in exstance about ~ years, and II
Is conn entity believed that no company }n the
United States, which have d"ue as Iraach bust
| ness. have done it with less expense 10 its
members. s,-
| This company do not preterA ia b. under
me direction "f EN-melnbers OF Congress, Elk.
Judges of Codrt, EX-Dist,ict Attornies, Elk.
supreme Count Commissioners Prceidents of
Banks, Post Masters. or any other tiieh Fupc.
] tlonarIeS which are but Sounding brass on
| tinkling cymhals," but under the dire cticp OF
| unassumins Farmers and Mechanics, who we
| nave no will, continue to manage it for the
best god OF its members a, large as they have
hitherto done.
"They are prohibited from insnring inblocks
or exposed parts If villages, ,r taking risks on
WITS, Shops or Machinery" or even :. Saw
Mills" Churches or School Hoi,ses They take
nothing but the safest kind of propert, moi
exceed threesfourths the Cash value of any
property, and NOT over S3 900 on one risk.
Ihey pay all jnst LOSSES ,ohen die.
me undersigned are duly authorize Agents
or the above company, and d. sign visiting the
several Towns in Li,ch6ed County. as soon as
practicable, and giving all who may wish to
do so. an opportunity Of becoming members
Every man on reflection will see the imnor.
tance Of being insured in his own State in IRE.
ference to any other, "A word TO the wise is
sufficient" "~ -
All communications should be directed 10
Nelson Taller, Middlebury, New Haven Co.
Conn. II so. they will he raaes..s. +. .a:.,,s
Mavl. 1s4o. "3m 81
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Remaining IN the Post Office, al LitchReld,
Conn.,, July Let, 1919.
Alien Isaac NJ LOOMS Warren
Artist, any Daguerrean I.Oveland AImeda
Draoy fa'rlck Mapes VIM
Barnes Tracy Marsh Le,yis
Bates Mcneil John
bernard Jonn Mcmahon John
DeaIasiey M"rcah McCOrmic Patrick
D DC Dav'o Morse Harmon
blake II Morse Z B
Brayman Maria Muse Jac,A
Butler Vim Noon P,,ick
Buel Norman Nohla M,nsr,. Ia
SuTleson Alien UMaTa Michael
Chorisier % Conf. Oh Painter Mrs Cathar;n.
camp WIN Payne Il Co.
Cook WIN Phelps f
Colby I'll Phelps Mrs lydia
Curtis Levi Pratt Miss Nav
Davis Lucy Powers Samuel
Deforrs, Phih, Plan, S,ephen
Evans Charles Rigney Catherine
Fabin Charles G R,pney Della
I'ibhs Miss JHl'a Spencer Mis- Hannah Q
Gould George Stanton Robert L
Griffin ,h1 Stevens Amz,
Hart a p Smith III
tiar'gan Jdlla Thompson Miss Jane
Hayes Sc Urea, Rober, Al
Heaceck Mes Anna TriHlblc Mary Ann
Hicks Thomas T"mlinsun Charles A
iHoahanS BarthOiomy Waite Hon Il NJ
Hnten EtIza Waterbury TIC
Johnson Pirebe Ann Webster ]
LAWYER Mr. Weed LaVinLa
Lamllne Mr. Wilson Susan
i1epeo" Ea'zah0th Wheeler George
Leonard Della A wheeler Daniel
Llnch Ellen Wright Samuel
l.. W.eWESSELT.S, p. NJ.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY. }
MAY SEsSInN 1910


RcsoIoed By this assembly, That Themes B.
Lacy and others. have leave TO enter in The Sc
cretary's Office. their petition, praying hat the
towns OF New Milford Kent, Cornwall, Sha>
rol', Salisbury, Canaan, Warren, Washington
Roxbury. and such other towns adjacent there.
to az would be accommodated thereby, be con-
stit0ted county by the name Of Housatonic
County, and that when so entered the same be
continued TO the next Session Of the General
Assembly, and that the petitioners previous 10
the Is: day Of October next, give notice OF the
pendency Of the same, by causing an attested
copy OF this resolution to be lett BY proper
officer or Indifferent person, at the office of the
Town Clerk, in each of the towns Of the coun-
ty of Litchfeld, or directed by mail post paid,
to such Town Clerk, and also publish at least
six weeks successfully in each of the newsIa-
Pers published in the counties Of Litehfeid,
Fairfield and New Haven.
State Of Connecfic,tt, IS,
Office Of Secretary Of State.
! hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of record in this Office In testimony
whereof have hereunto set my hand and afiix-
ed the seal Of said State, at Hartford, this 4th
day Of June, 1919.
ROGER H MILLS, Sec'y of State.
/ hereby certify that the above is true copy
OF the original resolution, with the certificate
OF the Secretary annexed.
ANAN HINE, An Indifferent Person.
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District OF Lite HELD, ss. !

District OF lsitc hneid, 30. I
Probate Court, July 9th, ls4a.
u STATE OF Abiram Bishop, late Of Warren.
Ia in said district, deceased. The Court O.
Probate for The district Of Ltchfeld hath linn.
tied and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors cf said Estate, repre-.
sented inscIvent, in which 70 exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Messrs.
Truman Guild and Waterman p. Johnson. Of
said Warren. Commissioners 10 receive and
examine said claims Certified by
CHAS. ADAMS, Judge.
The Subscribers give rotice that they shall
meet at the house Of jain Avery. in said War;
reD, on the LIST Monday Of August, lS49, and
the I'd Tuesday oil January, 1880. at 2 o'clock,
in the afternoon, on each Of said days, for the
purpose tf attending on the business of said
appointment.
TRUMAN GUILD, Commission.
WAKEM AN r. JOHNSON ers.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re.
quesfed to make immediate payment to
0 JOHN AVERY, administrators.
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SPECIAL NOTICE u We haze
some thousands of small accounts, scatter
ed from Canada to Mer;co, sOhich must be
settled at once. Printers cannot pay their
debts and groaO rich upon promises!