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SPLENDID Lot or
FANCY DRY GOODS.
coIDsr0yR Il BROTHER


HAvE JUST RECEIVED. PER ADAMS
II 8 Co.'S Earres'; beautiful 70. Of p:,y faney
aod' such as as Sns.i MI q Riding Hats ever
offered in this market. They consis. Of the fol-
lswing:- I'LL, r.,. g.
p;d;ny Hats. beautifully trimmed.
+ Fine white Russia Fur Riding Hats. Of the
,.,e.r Psrisisn style, manufactured ky Mons.
Sachme & Co., Paris.
Also. the latest style Of Gcw York, Crystal
Palace drab Riding Hats.
Also, splendid lct Of Embroidered Goods,
such as Sleeves. TSemisetis, Collars. Capes.
Cnfs, Eigings, Insertions, and Laces, all of the
finest needle work.
In addition TO this, we have received % pnck-
ages Of assorted Gents Furnishing Goods and
Ready Made Clothing, direct from New York,
which we sell per cent. Less than any other
toIsc in town.
LOUIS GOLDSTONE. San Francisco.
.SAML GOLDSTONE, Shasta.
between Bull, Baker & Co. & Adams & Co..
Express. jeo
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.CAUTlgE TO THE PUR{-lC.
Beware Of nm Impo.sor

HynERE CAME TO MY HOUSE, A FEW
IL days ago, man calling himself WILLIAM
THOMAS; after staying all night with me he
borrowed horse. saddle, bride and spar, to
go to the ferry on Trinity River, which is some
3G miles below this, saying that he hal money
due him there from one Charley Willsms. his
cousin. so called. have since learned that he
has eloped with my horse aud equipnee. Said
horse is pony. with a stump tail, inclined 10 be
yellow, shod before; brand on the left shoulder
with small square. with check lei in: on
his right slor rlder-i there are the letters I. B.
] have not owned him long. but believe these
10 be the correc, brands. This man is about 5
feet 4 or in. high. about 1 or 81 years OF age.
dark eyes and hair. with u scar mp aud down
his left cheek. aud snys he is u biacksmiih.-
Since his departure. have learned tha, he has
another name or two--in one place he called
himself Pearson. The public are cautioned
against said villain
CAPT J. ". MAXWELL. .
We certify that tho above is strictly true to
the best of or kn0wl ledge.
" GEO. w. NORRIS.
FRANCIS GAGNON.
Summit House, Scott Mountain. jy22 ltr
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NOTICE.


YTvHE GOVERNMENT FERRY BOAT, now
i at the Emigrant ferry, is offered for sale to
the public on the following terms. viz: Sealed
offers addressed to the. subscriber will be re.
ceived at this Office until the 18th of August in.
elusive, for the Iauzchase Of the above. Terms,
cash on delivery. Safe not positive, as thessiov-
ernment reserves the right of rejecting NIL HE
offers, should they not be deemed sufficiently
high. In case Of sale, the highest bid willrbe
accepted.
Description.
The boat il so feet long. l6 feet wide, sides
feet high, with railing, also two feet high.
Rollers at each end Of the railing to raise the
aprons. Aprons feet wide, and secured to the
boat By heavy strap hinges en,h. The boat has
been in use for about l8 months, and only used
for Government purposes 1t has lately been
thoroughly overhauled and put in excellent or
der, and is built in tho most substantial manner
large rope. also in excellent order, and
blocks, with the necessary small ropes for work
ing the boat, will be sold with it. in case the
sale takes place. MORRIS 8. MILLER.
Capt. A. @. NJ.
Asst. Quartermaster's Office.
Fort Reading. CAL. July IL, 1854. iyl5-5t
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M. JACOBSON &, CO.,

IIkolesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clofhing Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
NOV OCCUPYING THEIR OWN FIRE
IN proof brick building, adjoining the st.
Charles Hotel, would respectfully announce to
the ladies and gentlemen Of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received full assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
aneauaed ty any that kas ever been offered in
this place. or this side OF the Atlantic States.
The ladies' goods consist Of
French Lusfre lMuslns. fF1rcd;
Ploin rhIe, do, Saciss, Book and Crosstar dc,
Linen 0ad Cotton Comb7ics, Laccs
White and Colored VYindo,o Curtains
Hosiery, Shoes, SIX and Kid Giorcs,
Ribbons. Fancy Buttons Trimmings
and other fancy articles too numerous 10 men.
ton.
a complete assortment OF Gentlcmen's Furn-
ishing Goods, Cutlery. Plnying Cards, and all
other articles usually kept in oG- lae OF busi-
ness.
Ladies' and gcn,lemea will find it to their in
tcrest to call and examine our stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, we Hatter ourselves that
Rone can compete with rs. with the advantages
we now enjoy --receiving. as we do. our goods
direct from the Atlaptic States and Europe.
s-Y Packers aud Miners will please notice
the above card.
NJ. JACOBSON. San Francisco
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
April, 1874 apl-tf
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4 CARD TO .TME PUBLIC.


The undersigned bcgs leave to inform the
public that he has just opened. next TO Cox s.
Walshs Stable, large assortment OF unadulter-
ated
Wines and xiqnors,
Old and and Of very superior quality. nrpons
which are the following:
Pure juice Port;
do MADEIRA;
Otard Brandy;
Extra Fine Martel, dark and pale do.
ALSO, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Superior Claret, Hook, and Sauterne Wines
of excellent favor; Porter, Ale, Cider, Assorted
Syrups, Anessctte, Abysinthe: also, Scotch and
Monongahela Whskey and Holland Gin; also, a
fine assortment OF ! and pint bottles Cham.
pagne; also, a supply Of DR.. Gregory celeb
ted vegetable brandy bitters, and Boxers bit.
tiers.
Having purchased his liquors by the large
quantity. he has no hesitation in saying that be
will be eaubled 10 sell lower ri,nn any other
house in this city. He now invites the atten.
ton OF his friends and the public generally 10
the above catalogue. and he would particularly
suggest TO packers and proprietors II hotels and
other establishments, to call and try samples,
which arc at all times on hand, warranted 10 be
true exponents of the articles they represent
He is prepared to sell in any quantity, from q
single bottle to whatever amount may be desired
by the purchaser. u. NJ. EDER.
+. s. Prompt attention will be paid TO all or.
deis from a distance, as well US surrounding
country. %. NJ E.
Shasta, June 81, Is5a. #
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II. GILBERT,
QEALEX II LIQCORS, GROCERIE
PROVISIONS, CIGARS, Eae.

DEALER II LIQUORS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, CIGARs, Kle.
HAS JUST RE.OPENED, nearly opposite
door above the City Drug, Store, with an exten-
sive assortment Of fresh goods. Of which the fol-
lowing form poriion:
5c boxes 81. Julien Claret;
oj Sauterne;
10 :" Swiss Abysthcne;
90 " Aniseitc;
o5 +" French LIQUORS. assorted;
90 Brandy Fruits of ell kinds;
% 4" Mills ara Stoughion Bifters;
Is basket. Heidsiek Champagne
90 doz. Champagne cider;
90 q Fresh Peaches;
% oysters:
10 {. Roast Turkey;
oj Preserved assorted fruits;
10 Fresh Rasberrirs;
Is (" French. Olives;
o5 orgeui;
100 gals. Cranberrics;
25 J" Kelchnp in gall kegs;
o5 dnz. English fi'orter.;
oc0e gals hess assortcd liquors;
g., doz. Lemon Syrup;
o5 Strawberry Syrup;
English Ale in barrels
Sugar Cured Hams;
Cheese, Tea. Cu1ee;
Puverised bar Sugar;
Candles. soap;
Powder, shot:
Shovels, Axes, Hoes;
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, asstd. brands:
Havana Cigars.
u The above articles are warrante., to be
pure and Q! exce'lent quality; and as my motto
is quick sales and small profits, dealers are in.
vited TO give sne q call promptly, if they would
secure barsnihs, as my slockis going otE rapidly
IL GILBERT.
Shasta, July S, 1854 If
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A. &. S. SOLOMON,

Second Door below the Eagle Hotel.
VNTE WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT WE
wv have temporarily moved our extensive
stock of
xeady MADE CiothiUK.
To the room two doors below the EAGLE Hotel.
where. for two weeks to come, we viii be pre-
pared TO dispose OF all goods in our line at cost
and even below cost Our object in selling goods
ST loss. is. to lay in an entirely fresh stock:
In two ar three weeks we NAV be found in a
fire proof brick building. now being erected by
Mr.. Day on the ground of our f,rmer s,aud. I'M
u-.ia,tly above the ST. Charles Hotel. where
xve shall offer one of the mos; extensive assert
mcn,s of Ready Made Clothing. &c. &c. ever
offered in this market.
Siiaefa. July l. 1854.
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A we arc about closing our business for the
rrcstut the above stack will he sold at cost and
Ersnsrnristion FOR CASH
~ To packers and traders especially, VIC
offer bargains seldom Ia be met with ia Meth
trn California Give us a call and judge for
yourselves. CALLAHAN n CO.
Si,asta June "a. 1854. I'm
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DE, a. 3. BALDWIN
BkNaClA FEMALE sEMlNARY.

THE FIFTH ISE3ILANNUAL SESSION OF
Il this Institution will comm nee on Tuesday,
the first day OF August, 1854.
1t is the fall determination tf the Trustees to
spare neither expense nor exertions to obtain
the ablest teachers that can lbs secured in the
various departments of ,l.e school. and to have
the most assidu,'us attention rendered 10 the
Improvement and comfort of the pupils.
1t is believed that the efforts necessary TO
meet the cxigcncies peculiar to new Stn.c like
California, and to build mp an institution which
by thorough training in the principles and re-
nemcnis of enlightened society. shall qualify
our daughters for their high position and duties
will be appreciated 10y discerning and liberal
pnblic.
The locality of the school is well known, is
easy If access, and remarkable for salubrity; no
case Of serious sickness having ever occurred in
the Seminary.
In order to preserve discipline. it is found me-
cessary strictly to exclude ordinary visitors from
the Seminary. No person will be allowed TO
visit the pupils except parents. guardians, and
hose who may obtain from them written per-
mission
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IMPORTATION WANTED

AF WILLIAM STEIN. OF BALTIMORE
~ city, Md. When last heard from. he was
in Shasta, about one year since. Any informa.
ton left at this office, or directed TO VIM. and
John Campbell, will be thankfully received, and
will relieve the minds Of his distressed mother
and relatives.
Scott River, June Is, 1854. jyl5-w
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GOLDSTONE & BROTHER
NEW &TORE aAd NEW G00DAt

NEW STORE aBd NEW GOODS:
BETWEEN BULL, BAKER 6 CO., AND
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
WE TAKE PLEASURE ~ INFORMING
w the ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
and our numerous customers throughout the
country. that we have removed To the
New Fire Preof Brick store,
Between Bull, Baker & CO.. and Adams e. Co. =
Express. where We inyi ~ our friends to the in
sprction OF nm entirely new stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Gcntltmrns' Furnishing Goods
Ready Made Clothing.
Boots and Shoes
Domestic Goods.
House Cuflcry,
And all other goods usually KEEP, in our line, all
of which will sell At Wholesale and Retail
Per Cent. Lower
T'lar any other Huuse in town
Having had experience of fifteen years iu
the Dry Goods business. aud being constantly
ia The market at San Fruncsca, and heving an
agent liz New York CITY, w. are euabled to ns-
SIRE The Ladies that we will supply them with
tue finest and .apst Sashianablc goods from the
Atlantic States and Euurpr.
Onr department Of Gents furnishing goods
col,.isis chiefly ot Jennings A No. blue and
black French Coats, johnson & Canfcld's blue.
back. and !aGcy cc skin Panis. and epie,ieli.
assnrnii at at silk velvet. silk ptlsi. sain. white
and fancy MaraiEee. aud plain and fancy Cash
mere Vests, fran the celebrated establishment
of Austin {. Co. Broadsay. New fnrk, and 1t
has been pronounced by competent Judges. that
we have the fucst furnishing goods in this part.
and 6ue and tasllinnahle as any ip ifais State.
PACKERS aND MINERS viii please pay
particular attention To this adveriixc;nrnt We
respectfully sol.eit ,arm ia give ms call. and
will shiny i..em large and con,ple,e stock
Of Ready Made Clutling. Boots aud Shoes,
blankets and Domestic ,fioods Of every descrp-
iiun Alsn, a fine assortment of Pocket and
Huu.e Cutlery. Playing Cards. and Colts Pts
tolls. all az which " i'll sell to you S per cent.
low er ihnn any aihrr house in town.
LOUIS (iOLDSTnNE. San Francisco.
SAMI. GOLDSTONE. Shasta.
NIB All sonis sold by we rill warrant
,n be of the hest material, a-d refund the money
il f,nnnd otherwise. H. II b.
Shasta. July |. 1851. II
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e3 PACK MULES FOR SALE.
STANISLAUS YANEZ. having resolved to
- sch his train of 25 fine pack mules. offers
them at very reasonable prices. together with
their npparsins, &c. They be purchased
separately. or. if bnnrht together, will be sold
cheaper. Apply to
BCLL. BAKER & CO. Red Bluff.
July 5. 1854. 81"
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BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS:

,CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND .DOCCHE
- BATHS will .uOw be furnished in good
style, at Sc cents each, by II. w. Hubbard, u.
the sign Of the globe lamp, Shasta.
ALSO.
Goods taken.o storage. from &c to 80 good
beds for loo gers will be found at all hours Of the
night. Also, miners tents always on hand
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
Shasta City, Nav 90 1854. ap9tf
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ssIERIFF,s SALE.

L
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out Of the Iusiicc's Court of A. A.
Mix, Esq. Justice OF the Peace in the County OF
Shasta aud State of Cal. and dated the aGih day
of June 1851. directed and delivered 10 me. re-
quiring me To satisfy Judgment obtained in
said court whel elm Robert WiIitesides is plain.
tih and J. s. Paine, James De G lie, and Geo.
f. Saxon are ,lefrndants; and In favor of said
plaintiff for the sum of four hundred and sisty-
tyvo dollars jllsmcnr, npl two hnndrrd and
Two dollars and forty cents costa, and
crnins costs, 1 have seized anl taken Ia exc
cution
One Saw Mill,
Anl uppartcnanc-s belonging iher"nn'o. siua-
It'd about fur miles west of Red Blutis on ttie
Sacramento river, and known Paiues saw
mil
hereby give no'icc. according to law. Tint
,will sell the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash. On Fridsy, August H..
1851. on the premises.
wM. A. sCNSAILY.
Sh~rif of Shn.ia Co.
by J. " yacxsos. Dep.
July %. 1854. st
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$50 RE WARD.

$50 REWARD.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN from Ides Ranch.
y near Red Bluffs, large. dark bay Ameri-
wagon mare mule, about II hands high,
aud branded UH on tie pear thigh. The above
reward will be paid TO any one who will delir-
er the mule 10 10 ar teansters.
A. J. STEVENSON.
Shasta. July ]. 1854.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.

NOTICE TO MINERS.
CAxos CREEK, Trinity County. Cal.
The ST. LOUIS Water Company. No. 2.
And CANON CITY Water Company. No. 3,
A RE NOW PREPARED TO RENT WA.
n ter at the rate Of sic per week per sluice
head.
n. B. Overseers are constantly kept h' the
above Companies, to attend strictly to persons
renting the water. Apply at
RAvELEY'S Express Office,
Jackass Bar, Canon Creek.
July Is, 1854. I'm
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Terms. per Session sf Five Months,

Trrms. per Session sf Five Moqtns,
(PaYAsLE ZACH HALF IN ApyAScE.)
Board and Tuition. in English branches, $4,000
Washing, per dozen. I.o0
Day Scholars, Taition. per session, 5000
EXTRAS:
Latin. Fgerch and Spanish Laasuse.
each. $1,000
Vocal and Instrumental s1rsic, with
use Of inslrumrr'., j0oO
Applications for admission may be made TO
Rev. S. WOODBRIDGE. JR.. President.
or to SAMUEL c. GRAY, Secretary Of the
Pcnicia. July. 1871. Board OF Trustees
jvl5 l..
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NEW hooks; NEW hooks:

JUST OPENING at the SHASTA BOOK
- STORE, a large assortment of the latest and
best works Of the day. Light Literature. mis-
ceilaneous and standard works, and one hun.
drcd assorted new novels. Blank Books and
Stationery OF every description. Also an exten.
sIvc assprfmen, OF School Books, Playing Carss.
s'ocket Cutlery. etc. Musical Instruments and
ins'raeilou Books, by A. ROMAN.
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ATTENTION ALL!
R { M @ Y A | /.

CRAM, ROGERS g. CO.
HAvE REMOVED FROM FAGG'S Bull
IL ding to their New Office at the corner of
Main and Court streets, where they W II COLI
rinue to carry on the Express and Banking bus
iness as heretofore. Having in our new office.a
Fire Proof Vauh, we are prepared to receive
Deposi,es, specisi or Otherwise. 'On
ADA MS & Co.
We draw our BILLS OF EXCHANGE, and
sell their ~
Checks at Par.
Collections attended to. Packages, Parcels
and Letters forwarded with despatch.
CRAM, ROGERS s. CO.
f. A. ROWE, Agent.
Weavervile, June !, 1854. iel0tf
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w. ID. CARROLL'S
Shaving and Hair Cuffins Saloon,
MAIN STREET SHASTA CAL

MAIN STREET. SHASTA, CAL.
.HHHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of
Il Informing his friends and the public, that
every description of work in his line Of busl.
ness will he performed at his salenn by artists
of acknowledged taste; and he hopes, by re-
sprctfasi mud prompt attention both ON the part
of himself and his employees, to give satisfaction
To lie u;psti ifastilious Of his customers.
III. d. CARROLL.
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TOMLINSON & WOOD,

NEW FIRE Proof BRICK BUILDING,
Keep Constantly ON hand in Shasta,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of NIL kinds
a Of goods sui,sble for flis market. At whole.
sale and retail
One Of iherfirm will reside in San Francisco,
and thus by keeping conssanst familiarity With
the market, will enable as to fill all orders with
promp,zess, and on terms a. favorable as any
house in the interior Of California
Traders sud Packers are invited to examine
our extensive and carefully selected stock.
-s.,J.-TOnfL LINSON, Shasta.
w. +. WOOD. San Francisco.
Shasta, June 81. 1854. je94H
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RACE FOR $4,000.

RACE FOR $4,000.
A RACE FOR FIVE THOUSAND DOL.
IA lars side will come off on
sasrrday, July %, 1854, nj ? r. NJ,
AT
BIDWELL'9 RANCH,
Chico Greek, Butte Co., CAL between Mr.. Wm.
VI. williamson's bay horse BELMONT, and Mr.
Thomas Knights grey mare POCAHOSTAs.
Distance to be run, haf-a-mile. le2s-ta
DR. A. GUTNANN,
OFFERS his services as
Physicia4, sqsyeep, apf 4rccscher,
Office: One EIoFsetown-
Keeps always on hand good assortment Of
Drugs and Medicines.
N. E. Just received. fresh vaccine matter.
June -, 1911 I'm
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r u n H F r f
ALL AND

WE, THE ,UNDE RsIGNE D. being
w about TO
clos BCSTNF FSS
In this town, and having sold our honse of bus
mess, possession to be given ON the 18th of Jane
next and being therefore compelled TO close Oft
our stock of merchandise would invite all per-
sons desirous of purchasing goods to give US n
call, as bound to sell at PGicca which will
Defy all N-Competitiou.
ATTENTION ALL
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
IA firm of
CHURCH e. MIX,
And also ourselves would confer great favor
by getting ready the dimes for settlement.
MIX, BENNETT & CO.
Weave-villc May S,h, 1854.
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CnNsTABLE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to mo
- delivered and issued out of the Court of
J. 7. Landrum, Justice of the Peace in and for
Clear Creek township. County of Shasta and
State of California on judgment rendered ou
the l9h day Of June A. ID. 1854 in favor of
Thomas G. Shull. and against John Parks s.
Isaac Parks, for the sum of one hundred anI
seven dollars Judgment, and one hundred dol
lars and five cents costs Of suit, together with
The costs that may accrue, / have levied npoR
and seized, and will expose To public sale oI.
the premises, at Bald Hills,
On Monday, tho 24fh day OF July.
A. D. 1854 between the hours of o o'clock Il.
M,. and 2 o'clock PM, all the right. title, inter.
eat and claim of the said John Parks and Isaae
Parks ip and TO the following described prop
erty, lying and being in Shasta County and State
Of California. TO wit One share in the Cuttor.-
wood Company Ditch, known as Barnum e.
Springstesd's Ditch leading from the NORTH
Fork uf Cottonwood to Bald Hills
ELI HILLES.
Constable by Deputy.
Bsisssville. June 25, 1854. jyl-:ss
DISSOLUTION.
NsnE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il. existing under the name and style Ut
CAFERT s. CO.. a
At Red Blnffs, is this day dissolved by mutnai
consent. The business of the firm will be set
tied by E. K Shed at Red Blufs, and NJ. j.
Cayert ut San FranciscO.
d L. CAvERT, a
Elk. SHEDD
J. c. UNDERi5II.L. g
Red Dsuifs, June 10. 1854. ~
E. K.SHED viii continue the h-.iaess at the
old stand. Main street, Red Bluffs. ksv
July /. 1854. 1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-28
N1gficp.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to his customers and the puhiIc generally that he continues in the BOOKSElLlNG business
 At the Arcade, IVate,bury, Conn. where he is prepared to fill any ordersin his line with which he may be entrusted N tii the same regularity and despaich which has disting guishsd hls operations heretofore.
 Particular attention ispaid to suhscrip ions Tor Magazines and other periodical or serial works, which are forwarded by the earliest mails in the neatest and most substantial manner without in jury to the Enardvings.
 Orders for Books in all Languages, in all ex- tant editions, whether published at home or abroad, whether rare or comaon-as well as for Music, Engravings or other objects of taste ele- gance or curiosity, will he promptly attended to. Books and heavy pamplets sent by express or as may be otherwise orderad. Local agents sup piled on favorable terms. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, 4m1S Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-28
Distric. of Plymouth ss Probate Court, sertena6er

District of Plynouta ss Probate Court, seftem6er EIP0N the application of JEREMIAH R. GANoNG
 C of the town of Romulus, ln Wayne County, and State of Michigan, showing to ihls Court that he is the Parent and Guardian to Ellen Ganong and Frances A. Ganong, of said Romu- ius, minors--that said minors are the owners of an undivided interest in common. in certain real lestate sltEat ed in ihe tswn of Plymouth, n the 5 ate ot Connecticut, and in said probate district of Plymouth, 10 wit: Two certain pieces of land situated in iEe northeast part of said Pfymonth; the iesi p'ece is bounded north on land belonging t09tlle heirs gni Auer W,odip, ec.dseast on landof Lusara Cnrttss and on the land of Phehe Darr w, decd, south on land of Lusara Curtiss and the highway, and west on rhe heirs of Joseph Woofin, dec'd-containing seventeen acres, more or less The second piece is bounded north on land of the heirs of Roxanna LinsIey, dec'd, aud William Sanford land, east on Poland river, south on the heirs of Amer Wo dln, dec d. and the heirs of Joseph WooJin. dec'd. and Beonari Santord's land, and west on highway and Leonard Sauford's land-contain> Ing twentytwo acres. more or less; said minors interrstin said land being valued at about thirty dolars, and showing jast and reasonaDte cause tor selling said real estae-praying for an order, and that he or some other meet person be ems file dated the Sth day of September, 1854, mage fully appears.
 Ordered-'That the foreeoing application he heard at ihe probaie office ia Pivmoiiih, on the 25fh day of November, lo5f, at 10 o'clock in he forenoon and that notice thereof be published Tn some public neWspape. near the piIce where such real estate lics, three weeks successivelv, ai least six weeks before said lime assigned
 2l AMMl GlDDINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-09-28
Al the Old Brick,

First Door Vest ef Me Court House NTAY be founi q new stock of Boots and 1Vk shoes, spring fashions for 1854. We are now prepared to offer to the people of Litchfield Cnunty altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town. Our stock consists of every variety of sble to name the different styles of so large a stock as we have at this tlmc-we therefore say to all, como and see for yourselves, for our stock only need be seen to prove the truth of what we say. Not approving of the humbuging system, we would here say, ns prices-ifey shall be uniform, some as high as the hi. hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here in this hu able manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors, and most respectfully invite them to give us call before they make their snring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Li,chfeld May Huh, 1854.
 N B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should he most happy to dis pose at cost. 9c5- word to the wise. &c.
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