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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01

TNHE Store of the Subscriber will be weekly l rcplenished with KEW GooDs, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from all the principal American manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may be found all kinds of
 Letter, Cap, Drawiny, Note and Fancy Papers; White, B4F q Enameled Enrelopes; Papisr Mache, RoseuOod, Mahogany q Leathss
 Writing Desks, Work Bores, &cs Cleth, Leather and Papier Mache Pctetolios,
 From 37h cts. to $500 each; All styles of Card Cases and Porte Monnaies
 Wallets and Pocket Books;
 Steel, SIX and Kid Pmses; Bankers' Gases; LaJin's Celebrated Genuine Perfimes;
 Fa,ina's Unrivaled Cologne; Bridal, Glove S Hamdkerchief Pertamed Bcres,
 Building Blocks, Wood AlpAabets:
 Velvet, Iron, Tin and India RuJJer Toys;
 Pearl q IuOry Tablets; Crying Babies; China, War and Rubber Dolls;
 Games too numerous to mention;
 Magnets, Masks, q Magic Lanterns; Hair, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail S. Lather BySshss
 Geatlemen's Dressing Gases; Shsn aud Horn Dressing Combs; Iuory Comss;
 Ladies' Companions, Spool Stands;
 AZ kinds Rubber Bulls Jesta Lights; Harmonicans Pickwicks, Sand Toys, Tea Bezls Opera Glasses, Toilet q I'aveling Glasses;
 Thermometers and Barometers; Ioosh Powder, Hair Oils, Toilet 8.Shaving Soaps, Chsssmen, DOmiaoes, BacE Common Boards,
 Chessboards; Dice; Checkers; Ssgias Birds, sir kinds, jism s7 16 to s21 csats;
 Peakaives, Scissors and Shears;
 4 Piendid assortment cf
 Gold Pens, in Gold and Silrer Cases, Ssssl Pens, F!yty Styles; Pen Mbs and QlsiUs i;
 Letter Seals or Stamps, all styles;
 1'he best of War, Uarranted to Turn free; Wdtsr Calors, from 6 cents to s4.OO per bor
 Fdncy Paper and Glass Bores; IFansparsnt, Porcelain and Paper Slases, 4 large assortment ef VisitiagS Wedding Cards:
 Stationery Articles ia general;
 Erey Kind cf Legal {. Probate Blanks; Wedding Stationary and " Fiirins," best qaalites; 33 Patent Bot Pads; Diaries;
 Ledgers, Day q Cask Bcoks, Journals, 8r. BlanE Notes, Drqtfs, Orders, Due Bils, 8c. &c, Letier CcPying Presses, Books {. Lnk; Mathematical Instruments; BlOtiing Papas; PaPer Folders and Papar Weigkts; Erasas,
 Newspaper Files and Wires;
 MOuth Glue q Mscilage; Indeii6ls Lnks,
 Black, Blue. Rad 5. Violet Laks; Inksiands. ef One Handfad d;6srsas varis'iss ! ALI of the abovs described articles can be found in greater profusion and variety than elsewhere in New England, besides other articles too numer- ous to mention. Call and soc for yourself They will be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole sale or retail. DZ- Particular attention given to the PAPER and ENvELoPE TRADE, at 10 SrArR STREET, HARTFORD, Or, by ELIHU CHER eT Every kind and style of Jon, CARD and Book PRINrING, by Steam, executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEw rYPE and MACHINERY are being made this year, to the already most extensive Printing Establishment of
 ELIHU GEER, 10 STATE sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
New Spring Goods 1!
E. 10. McNE m

F. Dc MCNEIL
 H AS received . wellselecied assortment ol IW Spring GUods-ogueisginn in part of the following: French and EnNlish BFOadelolhs. plain and doeskin Cas1iulereR, 8arges, Tweeds, black Sik, white Flannel Linen Sheelings, Drhngs. Gloves, tl0se, Knitting Cotton, CsrpesinR, Drug get, Nc. Also, on assortment of Ladies Dsees Goods suitahle tnf the sens0n-nmong when may he found plain and figured DeLaincs: Cham- braye. Dei3eHe, Ginehame, Prints, Re, &c. n,
 By continuing the Ready Pay system we shall he enabled 10 sell the above Goods ct small advance from cost. 9-r Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for go0de. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
Motice.

FIFE subscrihsg. thankfal for the patronage aha good esqPls ol Wolcoliville and vicinity haze aFqFed hlm the pasl season, would gespecl Ga liy inform his friends and customers ihas ne is now receiving in store lbe largest nnd mopl desirable assortment 0f Goads evef offered foF sale in lh,a H0Nn1E EaeA and EHrhnags to still the malia.
 A~ Good Geods cold ai SiR aanal sa,aN prefis.
 q. e. nRADfOiln
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
.Millinerv Goods,

MRS. c. M.G1UNT would inform the Ladies lV1 of Wolcottville and vicinity that she has just opened in tnai village a new and SD. endid assortment ol Goods, consisiinR of Silk. Lawn and Straw Bonnets, Hats, Caps and BIouiner Fiats, inr kisses and Children; Flowers, Rib- bons, &c., which have just been purchased in R,afket, great care bavng been exercised in their seleciion; they Mill Le sold at small profit. Call and see.
 N. R.--BOnnets nndG Gentlemenis Hats bleach d snd pressed a,sh,ri notice.
 Rooms in Coe's Building, south end the Bridge.
 Wolcottville, April 22d, 1854. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01

Henry Ward Beecher says. {" dress does no. make the man, but when the man is made, he looks a good deal better dressed up"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
Iitch6old County DaguefTeian Gallery!

First Buildiag South the Mansion House. DICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac- N knowledged to be unsurpassed either in this country or Europe. The Crayon, Illuminated and colored Daeuerreotypes taken if desired ;; Miniatures and Portraits copied. Or hand at all times a beautiful assortment of French Cases, Guld Lockets, &c.
 Terms moderate and satisfaction guaran,ied.
 J. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
nrv aoOds and Groceries.

UTE are now offering large end carefully w seiccted assortment ot ramny sstoreries inc, reee;ved from New York, bought for CAaH, which wo shall sell at prices to su:t our cua- AIso. we are now prepared to show ine and eRiens;ve assortment Of DRV GooDs, which we hoTrht low, aud sell. we must, shall, aud will, at prices co suIt our patrons.
 Justice to oil, one price, and no deviation, is our motto, and all we ask is. just give ns trial
 $. D. NORTHWAY 6 co. South NOtfolA, April Huh, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01

T ADlES CATER BOOTS AND SHOES AA of shB latest siyles, just received from New York, eeleclnd with great rare. Ladies wishing anything ip thus line will 6nG the laSaes. asspr,- smeus ever found onF S1Ufes we cannsA descrihe --lisey musl be seen 70 bs laerd
 ALvORD & BROTHER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
Cnrn.la

WE arr now teceving from market some w er'endid sayles of Woal. hall-Nool and Cotton Ca'ps's, which Ms shall s'Il ., lew ssleS.
 ALvORD x BROTHER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01

A large assortment of Classical, Theolosi. cal, Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL BOOKS. American, English, and French Staiionery, at wholesale or retail BLANK BOOKS of every description on hand or made to order.
 I1 old Books re. bound, in plain or ele- gant style. Merchants, School Committees, Teachers, &c.,, supplied on the most liberal terms. Ljuly 6, Is53-9
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
T0AT HE WV Spring MillinerYGoods.

M lSS BRADLEY would respectfully call the MI attention of the Ladies of LiichfieId and vicinity to her new assortment of M llineryG consisting of Straw, Lace, Silk, and Lawn Hats; Caps, Veils, Collars, Embroideries Kid, Silk, and Embroidered Lise Thread Cloves; Mhis French and American Flowers; Ribbons, &c., all of which will be sold al reasonable prices.
 STRAW HATS b!eached and repaired at short notice.
 Litcl6eld, May l, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
THE FARMERS

nE NORFOl.N and Vicinity, can find aI \I the shop of the suhscr,her. the Sess ariiclr q NE G M-> ENk M@ A rNAl u3a@ in the county, ready Gnr the Spring Trade. Also, STOVES ot the best pattern ia ,nesk.t. Q is' patent lmsula'ed Lightning Rods. Hydraulic Rams, &.., &e. " : er All k,nds cf Sob Work done ne asasl
 J. W. CONE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
New JeWelry Store AT WOLCOTTVILLE.
 0 TMAtnD D N

So aD0ECWEtN N
 Would respectfully inform the
 inhabitants Of Wolcottville and vicinity that he has taken the store of Mr Hungerford, near the railroad depot, where he offers for sale all kinds of Jewelry. Clocks a, d Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms as can be purchased tlsew here.
 @ Watches, clocks and jewelry of every description repaired and warranted. Old gold and silver bought and taken in exchange. A share of patronage is respectfully sell cited. : Wolcottvifle, April 18th, 1883
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
DIR ESS GOODS

M K ESS WUUDS AT BRADFORD'S-l WOLCOTTvILLE DlSCHOFF Oil Boiled Silks. D Plaid and Striped do
 Foulards do do @ Barege DeLaines. Muslin DeLaines--plaid striped aud plain Plain Persian Cluths.
 Striped do do
 Embroidered Robes.
 do in white.
 French and English Muslins Ginghams--li1ht and dark colors. Calicoes-E English and American. All for sale low for Cash or Erchange.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
hakt-1 alkinp.

4NE enh advanced ExieAs uRse aa.m,nA ns
 |k1 Mtm Eleven Htisl &aaalhetsIw sah ne 4M q N4#emlH8 lnna. J4e un&es se8ed viii N'S Fl HSt < &sSy nutHliip lo fkaeS wishing .|'...|'lIz4z1 fERonn 6 HaeWens
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
1soentieth Annual Report oflthe LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL FjEG k2aSaSrNSice COaaa29Nasg.
 IIJ.V dth 1AS9

JCA1 1tuS AoOo'
 Whole amount of Cash piem.ums
 received, 22,s14,2' Whole amount of losses and expen- a. see ot the Cosnpany, l9.231,i4 Cash Balance aow on hand, 4,7S3,97 Increase Of cash on hand eyeI last
 year, l,272,o4 Present Capital c Fund of the
 Company 2O,t2o.3e Ths company has now been in successful operation 20 years, during the whole of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members of the company, and has al thus time drawing interest, tie unoUTa ot ln,erest received up to the present time, being more than Sl,50O, and from the public favor every where besiOW cd upon l. has within the last two years increased it's cash fund from $2, l27 Al tu $4,7sS 97.
 The Directors of this compOny are confident that the plan of Insurance adopted by them will meet W ith hearty response from all intelligent friends oi the principle ot Mutual lnsnrance.
 This company insure Ony in this state and take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, sbops, etc.. or in exposed Village or city properly, but contine their business entirely to isTm property and isolated buildings and their cOnlents-o which not more than S2000 will be insure ed on one risk.
 This company will adjust all claims with promptuess and liberality, and if at any time difference should arise between the parties, ell such difference will be adjusted by ind fferent persons in the county. each party selecting one, and n case they do not agree, third person shall be chosen. and the award of all, or any two ofthem, shall be Gnal and conclusive.
 OMIcea'S OG the COaiN0NN.
 ]. G, BECKWITH. Presluent,
 t.~-OLlVER WIyV, Treasw,t,, .s-,.% J.ASO.N WHITING. Sserefsru
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
MANSION HOUSE,

" GGs Ae Q R Q g . M A Ms HAVING taken this House, the subscriber Ell is prepared 10 extead toiravelers and others the hest of accommodation for man ana beast"
 The Hotel is located the p!easantest part ol the village and no effort will be spared to render if at all times desirable home for those who may visi, the place. To the members of the Bar and others of Litch6eld County, he has only to say that the reputation the House has possessed tor inc last twenty years will be fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable, where good teams may be bad at any time.
 Litchfelj, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
H A IT'S. Latest Spring F ashions.

A COMPLETE assortment of Goods for the "A Spring and Summer trade has been reed at the store of tI,e subscriber, among which way kinds. Panama ard Leghorn Has and Straw Goods in any quantity. Childreu's Ha's and Caps ot every description, &c., SLc. He is re- ceiving additions from New York weekly to hs stock, and can thus furnish new styles as soon as they appear in the N. Y. market.
 H. JACKSON Litchfeld, April 27. M " 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
RiseRceaaaffhs }

WANTED, several good biacksmihs and strikers, te work on Axes. Also, good .ahlesbodied men to grind ane polish. Apply to
 SAM. W. COLLINS, MO 8a# Calk;ma1alle l.ean
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
OMce1'S OT fhe lOMia1OefW.
DSrpes0,.e.

 JASON Ii s SSSHTr WfITTING 2. z. wHlTSLEsEy ITMrS OLIVER GOODWIN DAvIpC. SANFORD SETH P. BEERS, ROBBiNS BATTEi.i
 STEPHEN TROW BRIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN, ,of Hal " in,on,
 General Agent.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. L. man w. Cutler, Water,own ; Daniel B. 9rinsmade. Washington David c. Sanfcrd. New Milford; Rufus Fsllcr, Jr Kent Rich. ard Smith, Sharon Frederick KeIlo ce. Corn. val; Joseph |. I.Gaylord, Goshea !; William Vi. Bartall, CAnaao 1; Donald J, Warner, Sal ,sburv s. D. NorIhway, and John DeweI Norfolk Henry Jones. New uarGard-;- Irorge D. Wadhams. Torrinsion l.. wis Smuh. Harwin,on; John c. Amhler. Be,hlem; John Ahcrne'hy and George E FMesi. Wood anry Davi3 c. whhilesey, New Preston i; Reuben Rockwell. Culrhrcok y,,hn Iline. dale. WiHsicd; S Y Si.John, New Canaan i E. Talmadg", rlymoaIh
 Persons wishing io get ihciF buildings ia. snred can apply to either of the Agents, oS to ihe.Secretary.
 J, c BEcKwITTI. President.
 JAs~H WHIrRa. Secretary.
 Li,ch6vld, Jul. lss3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-01
Bridgeport Power Oompany

Litchfeld, Jan 24th. 1s53., ..g.9
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN CONGRESS-

movement was made in the House of Representatives
yesterday which indicates the early introduction into
the discussions of that body of the doctrines of know
nothngism Mr. Taylor of Tennessee gave notice that at
early day be woSld introduce bill either modifying
repeating the naturalization laws From the form IN
which the notice given infer that the Is not
yet determined whether topropose outandou proscp
ton OF foreigners modification Of the present natural
zation laws Mr. Taylor is Of the few southern men
who voted at the last session against the Kansas and Ne
braska bill He is wing and Methodist preacher He
represents district which probably has in it fewer for
egners and Roman Catholics than any other in the whole
Union These significant facts which viii excite OBJ
servaon when it is that the knownothng movement
in Congress proceeds from member with such anteceden
and such constituency Until the bill of Mr. Taylor is
brought forward shall undertake conjecture
anticipate its provisions. We far from regretng
his movement we not how how thoroughly
the objects and doctrines of the party of prescription
are discussed Nothing short of discussion will expose the
dangers of its principles For the time being the public
mind may become agitaed and religion itself may suffer
temporary injury but neither civil religious freedom
will suffer permanent damage The popular Judgment will
decide now it has done before that complete separa
ton of Church and State essential the purity and pros
perty Of both.
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WASHINGTON CITY,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1854
cnNGRESs.-TUEsDAY.

sEsArK-Hon Jesse D. Bright was chosen President pro
,por Of the Senate and accordingly took the chair Mr.
weller submitted resolution, which agreed TO, CALI
inn IN the President for information in regard to the OPP
t;ons of Gen Wool commanding the Pacific division OF
,n. army The standing committees of the last session
nan, rappoined with the exception of such vacancies as
have occurred by the expiration Of the term of service
ofony senator which vacancies are to be filled by the
President oo en AT early hour the Senate adjourned
Harsh or REpREsEsTArUEs--Mr Dawson gave nouce
that he would at the proper time offer substitute to the
stead bill After the transaction of some unimportant
business the House proceeded to the consideration OF the
luon offered yesterday calling for information rea-
lice 10 the late meeting of American ministers at Osend
% utiou was further debated but at the time of ad-
i,rrnmeut A final vote had not been taken
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TIE GENERAL POsT oFFICE.

The Louisiana Courier says "a good deal of abuse has
been poured upon the head of the Postmaster General for
nary defects in the administration of his department
We have perceived anything in bis conduct that de-
served the animadversion with which all his public
have been visited without discrimination by persons who
viii forgive him for refusing to crafty their banker
ing after his patronage and who being disappointed in
their unreasonable expectations to obtain
per fos nefasby msrspresenting and denouncng all
his acts whether right wrong The principal CORES
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun at Washington intelli-
gent man. who has favorable opportunities of obtaining
minute and accurate information respecting the manage
ment of the Post Office writes follows under date of
November ~ have already stated that in spite of the
increased expenses Of the Post Office Department such is
the rigid economy with which it is managed that with
the increased revenue from postage expected that
about four years from now provided that the same eco
nomcal administration Of the department be continued
the revenue will cover the expenditure
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vp aRIGHr-pREsIpEST OF THE SENATE.

The election of Mr. Bright President Of the Senate
will be regarded by the democracy of the whole country as
compliment richly earned by his long and faithful public
service His large experience in the business of legislation
together with his prompness of decision and his uniform
ubany Of manners renders his selection as the Presiding
Officer peculiarly proper He will preside over the deb-
er.,o,s Of the Senate with marked dignity and ability
and will add largely to his present high reputation
statesman.
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UTAH.

December s, 1854
day lss. aoth day o. juus, lsss ncu
.iye3 UTAH TERRITORY. will be received al the Contract
SS % @ The ss
next day. on routes, specified,
lasos From sal, Lake CITY by Nena MIL Mill Creek oladay
settlement, Little Cottonwood and Dapesvia Mount
anv's p mil miles a and back iS Dacs week
Arrive al s;oanansi'ls same dsy ~ apn;
Leave Mounanvile every Friday attain;
's Mn sn.sss, ka"soa Valley Is
Leave ssis Lake civ every THURSDAY a, IAN,
Arrive q. Cedar Valley neI, day ~ y M
Afiivs :, sai, Lake Lake c ssy mex, day syep
Leave Toeo City every Tuesday atsnm;
Leave GranisyIile every rue.doy at pms
1850 From Nep City Sy Fillmore City Corn Creek Psnasona
and Parovan, Cedar city $50 miles and back,
Leave Nephi City every Monday aeam;
ays a. Gsdci c even. ns Ma rSsy
Arrive at Nepbi City every Friday bye pn
NOTES.
Nopay performed, and each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three time. the pay Of the
fourth the ,ub.e. forfeiture Pines
MY explained oeiaea,es me adavi. q
ss. saa. IL "sfs,a sss
and for refusing after demand convey The mail rs
ne @ repeated
the department. assigning the
The
General the schedule He also order increase
a allowing therefor pro
e also cura discontinue the SERVICE
Of he allow months extra compensation
dispensed with No will be allowed
advertised distance The points 70 be supplied
correctly stated. The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant General supescTbed email proposals.
Territory of Utah." The to be executed and
before the It day Of September
1885, For further particulars conditions be
the advertisement for California; Oregon, Utah. &C.,
dated l3h October, 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec G--faw4w Postmaster General.
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every evening this week, Visited by large
numbers OF our citizens and strangers visiting the city, II
popular herein fact the only objection heard ex
IN New York itself
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DIED,

On inst, ANNA NJ, wife of FRANCIS Monss in the
43d year Of her age
acauainances family invited attend
residence 9th between
Streets half O'Clock this morning The funeral
service win take place O'Clock
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Treasury Department, N. c.,
November 10, 1854.

November IL, le54
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until
~ O'Clock, purchase
$ bonds issued the Of North Carolina under
assembly the the Weldon and Carton rail-
road and for the Of the navigation of the Nsuse and
Tar rivers They exempt from
ton any purpose They July, 1854,
will years. coupons the interest
annum, payable and
July each Both interest and principal will be payable at the
Bank of Republic of New York. unless where the
purchaser prefers have them payable the of this State
They will be issued in OF 81 900 EACH Parties bidding win
address letters endorsed Proposai for North Carolina
btocks Raleigh, Carolina They will
e opened the so December the Of INC
and comptroller OF and g. W. M0rdeca
president of Carolina The
the right accepting such bids In whole
deem 6uccessfal bid
ds will be required informed Of their
bids dep0a bids with accrued
from the LIST Of July the credit Of tie of
This the Rank of the Re-
public, North Carolina,
Bank Raleigh. showing
indebtedness
be had application this office, Mess Brown DeRos
set, city Of New York.
ID. w. COURTS,
Dec 5-dh Public Treasurer o North Carolina.
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u Y Il Il l. II G X PHI.


bosros, Dee 5-Tbe ship Arcadia, from Antwerp for
Now ork, was totally wrecked Sable island The pas
sengers were saved with great difficulty
Rev Thomas Hggenson arrested and held to bail in
the sum OF ST. 500 for being concerned the Burns
The Presidents reached this city this morning
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Bosros, Dec 5The weather here is intensely cold Ao
counts coming in from points of the severity
the late Storm several vessels wrecked and injured
The mails everywhere interrupted The Presidents
message had not arrived at late hour last night
ALBANY Dec. 5The storm here very severe but we
are not advised of any serious damage.
BUFFALO, Dec. 5The storm here has been very severe
and it is now extremely cold We have rumors of disasters
on the lakes, but they not confirmed
The Steamship Union.
New YoRK, Dec 5.There tidngs ND TO this hour
of the steamer Union, about due and South
ampon There no certainty however, in reference to the
time of her arrival She is rather slow craft.
Hon. John p Kennedy, dc.
baltimore, Dec 5.-Hon. John p Kennedy has been
elected president of the Northern Central Railroad Company
Adreon has been reelected superintendent
1t is intensely cold here The storm everywhere North
very There have been serious marine disasters
all along the coast.
The river at Wheeling and Pittsburg rising Weather
cold there.
Tie Message out Of Washington.
BALrIMoHE Dec. 5.-Despatches here from different
places where the has been received that is
fayoraby commented on by the various parties
The Markets
BALTIMORE, Dec 5-Howard street -four So l21. Grain
bushels Of wheat sold yesterdays prices
1000 bushels of sod-white, rs yellow, II 50
cents. Provisions firm.
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be anxously observed AT when the civilized
world is disturbed by wasting and grave apprehen-
sons Franklin Pierce the Chief Magistrate of the Aer
republic unfods picture of happiness equality prog
res and peace at once OF gratitude elves
free people and the evidence of the of those
principles of government which the basis of free in
stitutons upon this continent Standing off from the
cs of ambitious rulers and the suengs of those they OPP
press and moving calmly in the orbit of great destiny
leave example do its irresistible work upon other
nations and intervene only by that peaceful and conquer
ing contrast which has made this country the beacon
light the oppressed in every cline and the OF
dread every monarch that wed his power in defiance
of the laws of God and the rights of man
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THE LIGHT VESSELS OFF UPPER AND LOWER CEDAR
Points, in the Potomac will be taken
for repairs the I7h day OF December, 1854.
Due notice Of their will be given.
BY order Of the Light house Board
A. NJ PENNOCK,
Dec 5-da Inspector of Lights, 5th district