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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE New Milford Manufacsur.
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 EpE ii known that we the subscribers have ED associated and do hereby associate our selves as a body polite and corporate, pursuant 10 the statute laws of lhe State of Connecticut concerning Joint Stock Corporation 8, and the following arc our articles of Association
 ARTICLE lst. The name of said corporation shall he THE NEW MILFORD MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
 ARTICLE 2d. The capital stock of said corpo. ration shall be Jour thousand dollars, and shall be divided into one hundred and sixty shares of twenty-five dollars each.
 ARTIcLE Sd. Said association is formed for the following purposes, to wit: The grinding of Provender and of Plaster, the saving and turn ing of Wood, and the manutactnre of House. hold Furniture and other articles composed chiefly of Wood, and the selling or otherwise disposing of the same and the proceeds thereof, and for lhe purchase and sale of Timber and of Real Estate
 ARTICLE 4ih. The statute aforesaid is hereby referred 10 and mace part of these articles, and the corporation hereby established and organ ized under and pursuant to said statutes shall have the powers specified, and proceed accord ing to the regula tons prescribed in said statute ARTICLE 5h. Each subscriber to these art- cles agrees to take the number of shares an- nexed to his name, and to pay for the same by instaIIments al the times and m the manner which shall be ordered by the Directors of said corporation.
 ARTICLE 6.h. Said corporation is established and located st New Milford, in Litchfeld Co.,, and State of Connecticut. t Dated at New Milford, April 18th, 1854.
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District of Sharon ss. Probate Court, July l0;h. 1854.
 HESITATE of BENJAMIN HAMLlN, late 1A of Sharon, in said District, deceased. ORDERED-That the Executor exhibit his ad- mlnistFauon account to this court for adjustment, at the probate office in sharon, on the 15Ih day Of August, 1854, at o'clock afternoon and that all persons interested in said estate, may be notified thereof, the said Execuior will cause this order 10 be published in newspaper printed in LiichIiesd, i1 Litchfeld COunsy, and post . copy thereof on public sign.pOsI in said town of sharon nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 E. 8 sToDDARD, Judge. sharon, July 10, 1854. n
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The Nebraska Bill
MG ~ - A%2A &8 = Es7 GD9 BUT THERE Is NO DIVISION YET!

EE A@S -A @~ Bs RD9 BUrTilERE Is NO DIVISION YET! c D. NORTHWAY & co. will still be HIo tonnd 10 stand by their patrons, and they are now prepared 10 sell Q good assortment of the following Goods. Co wit:
 Berages. Lawns-a fine assortment and selling cheap; Muslns, Della: nes, DeFege, Alpaccas, Ginghams, Calicoes, Mulls. Bishops Lawns. Barred Paper and common Cambrics. Edginos' Ribbons, Dress Trimmings. kid Isle and worsted Gloves, Mius, cotton and wool n Hose, hourish- ing Thlead, knitting Cotton, cotton Yarn-iine aud coarse also, bleached and unbleache sheetngs, hleached and unbeached and colnred Drills, Ticks, Apron. Check, stripe, Denims, Tweeds, Casslmeres, Linen for Pants and Coats, Irish Linen, Table Linen, Nankeen, Toweling, Flannels, satclleis, Umbrellas, Parasols, &c. s..
 Also, flour, stewards syrup, molasses, sugars by the 10 or bbl, teas, kernel burnt and ground coffee, saIeratus, nntmegs, cassia, and an assUrt' ment of Groceries in general.
 \ Also, an assortment of Boots and shoes, crock cry, hardware, lin ware. &Lc. &c., all of which has been bought for Cdsh at the lowest prices and raid for. and now must and will he sold tor CASH or PRoDUcE as low as can he afforded this sde of New York. aT TRY Us.
 South Norfolk, June 9th, 1851.
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Tho Boston Journal states that an at. tachmenG was laid upon the morning train of the Central Railroad [from Boss ton toward New YoIk) yesterday. by Dillon GhO Contractor. ln consequence Of which 10 train was sent Co Blackstone. The cars were removed from the passen. ger depot 10 tho suslOdy Of tue shshil.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
TRorRLn wrTH RUssIA.-TroubI

TROUBLE WITH RUssIA.-TTOuble is apprehended between this country and Russia. Foreign vessels have always been allowed to fish on the North West coast of North America, through the whole extent of the Russian dominions. or late, Gov. Sawoika the Russian Gov. elnor of Kamschalka and the Northwest coast, has given this privilege exclusive y to a company, and fOrbids all Ameri, can vessels from fishing on the coast. He has seized and detained at Silka the prinr cipal port in the Russian possessions in America. an American vessel. Against this decision, the American Consul has protested, and he has referred the whole subject to our Government, who have an excuse for grand quarrel, if they wish it, Couront. @
 N. B. The news by the Europa puts a different aspect on the above.
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IMPORTANT TREATY,

A treaty has jns, been concluded ny MT. Marcy with the Russian Charge a, Washington by which Russia and the United States mutually bind themselves :" perfect neutrality in the presen, war It is understood to go snIl further, and ,o coDcede and establish as a prime ple of national law ihe doctrine that free ships make free goods, and that ,he property of neuiras, unless contraband of war, shall be respected even when on beard an enemy's vessel.
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WI NT'ERl.

BY the the subscriber, an experienced coun- keeping, writes good hand, is good sales man and has all the qualifications required to make man useful in the business. None others need apply. Wages no object.
 I. ELI TREAT.
 New Milford, July 24, 1854. 13 St
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THE GREAT R ED D R A G 0 N, THE MASTER KEY TO POETRY.

By ANTHONY GAVIN,
 Catholic Priest of Sara gOssa, Spain. DOOK AGENTS WANTED, to sell the work ID which is now ready, and surpasses Tn detail and interest any other wolk on the subject sf Popery ever issued. The terrible revelations which it contains will start le every Protestant with horror, as coming from one who was par tlcipator in the bloody deeds, and who has had the best opportunity ever possessed by any man to unvel the mysteries of the Great Babylon Of Popery.
 Finely illustrated. Address immediately
 SAMUEL JONES Publisher, 5lO SC W Washington St. Boston, Mass
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PEVN,EO H Co..
wOOI,I WOOI.I

TNHE subscribers would take this opportunity
 1 to inform their customers and ali others in- teresied. that they continue to receive Wool to manufacture, upon hire or on shares, into Sat- nett, Full Clnth and Yarn.
 Having within the past year made extensive additions to our stock of Machinery, we are now prepared to mar uiacture Cloth at short no tice and in the best possible manner. We in- tend to keep constantly on handza good supply ol Cloths and Yarn, which we wlll sell on the most reasonable terms for cash or in exchange for Wool. ss t T. & $. J. BIRD.
 Beth.em, July 20, 1854. 12 4tpd
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TIE TALLMADGE FAMILY.-A cores. pendent of the Amenia Times, CO. F. S.) writing from Sharon. gives the following reminiscence :-
 The writer remembers being present forty seven years ago at militia train> ing in Litchicld. where an election of a sergeant, closely contested on political grounds. took place, and it was deemed a great triumph of federalism that Harry Zaltm1dge was elected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
CUsb Customers .HfEeasGg

A RARE CHANCE for few weeks will "A be given to those who chose to purchase It COST large lot of Summer Goods such as Beragcs, Berage de Lanes, Lawns, Muslins, PopIns. light colored Muslin de Lanes, Shawls, and long iis: of articles too numerous to men, tion. Recoliect we sha Il sell them and no mis- take. We are abou to take account of stocks, after which we do not say what we shall do. ALVORD & co.
 Wolcottvile, July iHh, 1854. ta
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.VeaV COp2mrEsaers1aia,

THE subscribers having purchased the entire Stock of Goods of Messrs. c. ADAMS & Co., and entered into partnership under the name and firm of
 SPENCER & ADAMS .., will be happy to wait upon the customers of the late firm and all others in want of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery. Hardware, Sc. SIc. They will sell at small profit for cash, produce or approUed credit.
 HOMER SPENCER
 HENRY w. ADAMS. Litch6eld, June 19, 1854. 9
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In this town, 18th, Huldah s., wife of Fred'k W. Plumb, aged 57. ,.-n....
 In Hartford. 22d inst. Mr. William Ward, for many years a respected resident of this town, aged s3 years. His remains were brought to this town for interment. re-
 In Chicago. 18th inst Electa, wife of 1. Wm. Cook, and daughter of the late Norman Hall of this town, aged about g.
 In New York, of the cholera, Frederick Trow- bridge, aged 25 years, formerly oi this town.
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DR. TERREL's OTNrMENr-put up in glass boxes-an extra nice article for the toilet, and handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have lox on the shelf, in case of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale by
 A. c. SMITH.
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7Dattieo.

At Poughkeepsie. July 4th. MT. William II St John, of Sharon, to Miss Rachel V. Lawson, of P.
 At South Amenia July 4th, by Albert Robin son of West Cornwall to Ermina Holmes of Sha- ron 4'g t @
 In New Hartford 2d, Mir. Asher Deming of Collinsville to Miss Martha Oakley of N. H.
 h New Hart ford. 1a;h, MT. Jacob Wdmer of Troy, N. Y., to Miss Sarah A. Hawley of N. H.
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SHARON IN TRouBLE.--The people in this peaceful town are sadly put out be- cause the Harlem Railroad has discon, Glnued station there.
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Notice!

THE coparsnership heretofore existing be- tween ,he subscribers, under the name and firm of c. ADAMS & co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted tO said firm arc requested to make payment to CHARLES ApAMs, who is authorized to settle the accounts of the company.
 ,H STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 CHARLES ADAMS. M Litchfield, June 27, 1854.
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Thssnfy.)frss annnal Rspors q tks LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire EasSsgFNa8ce C01le1pMHanps
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LlfCHflkLD MUTUAL Fire EssSsgrNRce C0slepMsaNs
 JULY a, 1884. By Cash reed for Premiums on Poi.
 thus ~es year e,7sg 44 By whole amount of Cash
 reed for Premiums S25,6l0 9i Interest reed on Loans l,43l SE--S2y, ,O50 59 To whole amt paid for
 Losses & Expenses $2I .998 57 Cash now on hand 6,052 l5-e27,030 5g To amount of Premiums charged on
 lhe hooks which may be collected <. lt required e2O,2S6 6 Add Cash on hand b,C32 IS
 Making the Capital Stock of this -------- Company at this time S25, ,2DO 90 There is not at this time any claims against the Company except Sixty dollars, which i9 ready to be paid when called for
 The Directors of this company are confident that the plan of Insurance adopted bythem will meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends oi the principle ot Mutual lnsurances This company insure only in this state and take no risks on Mills, Gonds in stores. sbolasp etc., or in exposed Village or city property, but confne their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings, and their coDtents--Of which not mere than 5000 will Do insured on one risk. This company will adjust all claims with promptness and liberality, and if at any time 2 Inference shond arise between the parties ail .uch difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county. each party selecting Ones and il case they do not agree, third person shall be chosen, and the award of all, any two of them, shall be final and conclusive. gbffiCc9'S Of tlse COasaa0N1ays J. G, BECKWITH. President, OLIVER GOODTYI.N, Treasurer, JASON TVHIILNG. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27

MMfTTs AND GLovEs.-Ano,hsr iot of NN those Ladies Black Mitls, at l2 l.2 cents psF palF; cad Cents Cloves, e 6 [ ets--,o bo he'd at ihe GRANITE STORE.
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 THE JAPANESE TREATY is conf 6rmed . It provides for two ports only where American ships can trads and procure supplies from the Empire. These are Sivoda m Idza, and Hakodade on the Straits of Matsmai. Vessels may put in elsewhere in distress, but if they wish to stay in Japan they are to make their way to one of these ports as soon as possible. Thither, too. shipwrecked American sail- ors are 10 be forwarded at the expense of the Japanese Government, and the American Government is similarly to bear the expenses of Japanese ship~ wrecked on our shores. The treaty is dated on March 3l last, and the ra,if> cations are to be exchanged in eighteen months from that time if practicable.
 The ex,collector. at Oswego, N. Y, Mr. Jacob Richardson, has been indict> ed by the grand jury of the U S. Court for the Northern dist,ict. for dedication under the sub treasury law. The amt is said to be about $loo,ooo. He has not yet been arrested. aa vI ss.
 The Columbus (Ohio) State Journal states that there will be more grass cut this season in that county than at any former pel iod Thousands of bushels of new wheat have been offered by the far mers in the county, at Sl per bushel, but the milers decline making contracts at that plice.
 CAR VENT1LAT1oN-.A satisfactory trial of the Waterbury car ventlator and dust excluder was made last Thursday on the New Yolk end New Haven railway, un- der the superintendance of c. Spooner, Esq. late superintendent of the Nauga- tuck Road. ea tv q
 A dividend of four per cent. on the preferred stock, and two per cent. on the common stock of the Connecticut River Raih oad Co.,, has been declared, and is payable on and after the lst of August.
 FIRE.-The Buckle Factory in Crom we'll was burned on Wednesday morning owned by the Cromwell Manufacturing Company.
 The Troy Whig says that Judge Bron- son of New Yo'k has lost almost the whole of his property by the failure of the Empire Stone Dressing Company.
 An inj junction has been laid upon the rebuilding of the Wheeling Bridge unless raised to height of III feet.
 Miss Della Webster has been discharg' ed from custody in Kentucky, the court deciding there was not sufficient evidence to hold her.
 Friday, at Philadelphia, was called the warmest day for righ, years. The mercury was at l02, and at 10 P. M.. at 100.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
At Court of Probate holden q, Lachee1d, ,pihin

At Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, tDiikin
 and for Me District of LitchteLd, oa the 24tk
 day cf July, 4. D. 1854.
 Present, CuARLEs ADAMS, Esq, Judge. nN motion of HERMAN c. KEELER and WM. " R. KELLER, Executors of the last will and field within said disuict deceased &A4
 This court doth decree that six r.onths be al- lowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to sa i'd Executors. and directs that public notice be given of this or der by advertising the same in a ne wspaper pub lished in Litcbfeld, and by posting the same on public sign-post Tn said town of Ltchtieid, nearest the place where the deceased last dwell
 Certified from Record.
 l3 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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Just the Things for Old Folks Con-
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1.-TWO bushels of Boots and Shoes suitable \ for old times. Warranted to be old enough for any one. We shall sell them at 25 cents pair .5. ALVORD & co.
 Wolcottvlle, July l7lh, 1851.
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At court ot Probaie holden at Washington, witL. in and for the District of Washington, on Me 5fh day of July, A. D. 1854
 Present lTHIEL HicKox, Esq, Judge. HESITATE of HENRY OCORR. an insolvent ES assigning debtor, in said District
 The Trustee represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment Of Commissioners thereon. Whererpon ORDERED that Commis- sioners to receive and adjust ihe claims of the credit tors of said estate be appointed at the Pro bate Office in said District. on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1854, at nine o'clock, forenoon, and that all persons interested in said estate may he notified thereof, the Trustee will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post a copy thereof on the pub lie sign post nearest the place where the debtor last dwelt in Marbledale.
 A true copy Of Recold.
 TTIiIEL HlCKOX. Judgc. All persons indebted to the estate of Henry Ocorr will please make payment %
 l2 WALTER D. SHERRY, Trustee
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IRON BANK.

A the annual meeting of ihe stockholders of "A. the Iron Bank the following Directors ere chosen for ihe ensuing year: ROBERT BosTwIcK. PErER BiERcE, LEONARD RIcnARpsoN, CHARLES SEARs. LEE CANngIp WILLIAM w. WELcH, ALEXANDER e. HOLLgY, TtMorHY CnTrrENpEN, AUOusTUs MfI.Es, SAMUEL s. ROBBINS, State Director appOipted by the Legislature. At . suhsegnent meeting of the Directors LEE CANFlELD. Esq. was unanimously elcc. ted President of the Bank.
 R, M, S. PEAsE, Cashier Falls Village, July 18th, ls5l. 90
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A Fo R H U N F

&A 6 - sGA e6 v SsG k1
 % A 1NAJ MR M1 TvM -M- E1o 1zE DY selling The Modern Architect, or EUery ID Carpenter his own Master," just published by DAYTON S WENTWORTH, Boston. Mass.
 Agents Wanted to circulate this valuable publication in every city, town and village in the United States.
 This work in short embraces all the modern Improvements in Architecture, and combines all the qualities in every department which will cs- tablIsh it as Standard work on this science for the next one hundred years, For terms oi publishers, DAYTON & WENTWORTH, 5tlO SC Washington St. Boston, Mass,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-27
TWO HUNDRED

TAALM LEAF FANS in store and for sale E a, the cheapest store in town. 9T Only three cents each ALVORD & co.
 Wolcoltvle, J uly r, 1854.
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Notice.

"HEREAS my wife, FANNY M. has w refused to live with me, this is 10 forbid all persons harhoring or trusting her on my ac count, as will pay no deh,e of heF contracting after thia date. HERvEY M. BOOTH.
 Roxbury, July l7th, 1854. Bod
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Rea6y Made Clothing.

WE have on hand and make to measure Clothing for Men and Boys. In the lot is doz. or twc oG caais warranted to suit antiquarians, and will be sold to such persons for half their original cost. ALVORD & co.
 WOlcottville, July l7ih, 1854.
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DLANCITARD'S Scyihes. Silver sud Casl 1D Steel scythes, PAsent sge'h:s, &c e!
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ST'R,E FE D

TROM the subscriber on the 24th of June N last brinde and pied COW, with tips of horns sawed off Whoever will return said COW or give information where she may be found will be rewarded. WILLIAM A. IA ES.
 Belhlem, July IS, 1854. l2
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STATEMENT of LITcBFIELD co.

STATEMENT of LITCHFIELD co. ES BANK on the morning of July 3. 1854. Capita Stock paid in $100,O00 Reg stered Notes from Treas. 74 970 Less on hand l2,433 Leaves Notes on circulation 62547 Due Depositors on demand l2,9S7,2S
 '' on interest 5,l87,67 Balance due other Banks 277 7l6 Profits and earnings 9,4s4,y7
 -f SI9O, ASA OS 50 s1OOo Bonds City Hartford S5O,Ooo 25 5000 New London 25,O00 Premium on Bonds 7000 Discounts 73,344,O3 Due from brokers Wm E. Chiitenden s,613,92
 |" " SufT,lk Bank 2,OOO
 Granite Bank 8,537.64
 !" Rawlings Bank g
 Mercantile Bank 4,3l6 20 ....
 1" Bridgeport Bank 4o,O5
 Exchange Bank 32S,6O 15. .22i ,59 Bills of Solvent Banks 1903 Cash items 1 checks 2,066,59 Specie on hand 6,90! ,29 Over drafts 239, ,57 Loss and Expense account S.5i5O9
 fN t S190, ASA O3 12 c. W. WHITTELSEY, Cashier.
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THR FALL TRRM
OF the LTTCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL " will commence On Monday, SIst inst.
Medical IRsliIuii0n of Yale college.


  Medical Institution Of Yale College. EUlHE ANNUAL COURSE of LECTURES A commences on Thursday, September lAihs and continues four months.
 Benjamin Slillman, N. D., IL. D., Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Pharmacy. Eli Ives, M. D., Prof. Emeritus of MateEia Me dica and ra2euiics.
 Jonathan Knight, NJ D Prof. of the Princi- ples and Practice of Surgery.
 Timothy F. Beers, M. D., Prof of Obstetrics. Charles Hooker, M. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Physiology.
 Henry Bronson, Nj. D. Prof. of MateTia Medi- ca aud Therapeutics. Worthington Hooker, M D., Prof. of the TheoA " and Practice of Physic. Benjamin SiIiiman, jr., M. D, Prof. of Chemis- try and Pharmacy; s,a..e. Aas Lecture fees, $68,50, Manifestation, $5. Graduation, $I5. CHARLES HOOKER,
 Dean of the Faculty. New Haven, June, '54. I3
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GA few more left of the same SOrt,',

ESRENCH and Scotch Ginghams. a1 French and English Muslius and Lawns
 White Embroidered Robes.
 Plain Mulls ant N usIins for Dresses.
 Long and Short Mitts
 Under Sieevee Chemsettes, Embroidered Bands, Muslin and Cambrc Edgings and h. eertings, Parasols, Sc., all suitable for the sea- son, at BRADFORD'S Cheap Store in Wolcottville.
 as- At the Old Store, first door north of c. S. Church's Ho,eI in Wolcoitve, A. G BRAD FORD has first rate assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Mitis, udkfs and Embroidered Goods- che0D, & sA
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NEW LOT JewcIry asld Silver yTaRcs {

Ep EC'D this day from Now EN1 ano sslse. kA ton 0f ladiee nToafl.nlHS X. koSers Studs. silver and plnled Spoons. HS'|z. &n. &as
 The subscriber hatleR hlmsell I'Al with hls nireetly rich assortment thae faplaalIhad ke VIII pa 4he 70 suii the most iastid.nuh la laals. Cal aHh sec A, S. BALDWIN,
 Inna a6lh. i3SA.
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aIlu oIaLe OI ODIIHeClICUl.
 Dated at New Milford, April 18th, 1854.

Tbe following persons were chosen Directors: J. Wesley Stark, George il. Noble, Garradns Roberts, Albert B. Judd and Nathan c. Clark. At a meeting of the Directors, J. WESLEY STARK was chosen President and JOHN $. TER BILL, Secretary.
 Published by order of,he Directors. II J. s. TURRlLL, Secretary.
 July 3, 1854.
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KaSa.QcfNa.a.

 J. c. BECKWITHSIA s LEWIS JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN OLIVER GOODWIN '! DAVIDC. SANFORD SETH P. BEERS. ROBBINS BATTELL
 STEPHEN DEMING. SHELDON OSBORN, of tiarwinton,
 General Agent. g AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. Leman w. Cutler, Watertown Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington David c. Sanford, New Milford; Rufus Taller, Jr Kent Rich. ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg Corn- wall; Joseph I. Gaylord, Goshen William VI. Burrau, Canaan Donald J. Warner, Sal- isbury S. D. Nor,hway, and John Dewe!l, Nor(olk Henry Jones, Now Hartford = George D. Wadhams, Torrington Lewis John Ahernethy and George B Forest. Wood. bury David c. Whi''lesey, New Preston Reuben Rockwell, Colehrook; John Hins- dale, Winsicd s. .St.John, New Canaan E. Talmadge, Plymouth
 Persons wishing to get their buildings inc snred can apply to either of the Agents, or to 'A" 'c HpPnKyut.rLJ p.a.;4.rt K
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Bombardment and Destruction of San Juan by U. s. SlOOp-Of-war Cvano,