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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
NEW GOODS. T. iA. RICHARDS.
NTR R 0 YzaA W T T TAELWN,

HAS just received large aesortmen, ol Il Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of Broadcloihs, Cassimeres, and Tnmmings of alikinds.
 Also-Ready Made Clothing, consisting of every article in the Clothing fine, and his stock of Clothing is all his own maRuiaciure and warranted, to give the best satisfaction Furnishing Gooas ina great variety, and a large assortment of Small Cheeks for boys Clothing. which will he sold cheap for each.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Quality aud Low Prices. is the Motto. Come a,.d see. Firs, Store East of Whseier's Hotel, West Street Liich6eld.
 N. B. 1 wil! not he undersold.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS. liichield March A 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
FALLS VILEAGE ClelAlng and GeasIsmeass Enrnishina sM @D I Ee A. HERMAN

O OENPECIFULLY infoFme hie fsionde, and 1A ihsinhahilants seae.allys shAk he Ahas jnsf epensd large and spIendid sock al fall md wlnief elahiler -ecnssting sia a great yAEiesyQ Qf Ossfeoafs, made in she hsas and nsoas approved s,y!eA: large stock of ine froek and dIess coats ps she bess quality aal newsss egyles. warransed guy mede a splendid assarsuisDe of blnek and e9lgred cloth hnsiness seaa,s. Also, sveFr lind q me esd cculmon tall and kusineas coalss {; \ splsndld ssask of hlscks and fancy. .cassiIpsgs panssi black and fancy satsinei do.--nlI sf wkiek are 0i the latest ssgllses and made in ihe best rsanper rich and choice slack Of black and eIilhfoidseed ssaiin saad lahcy SIks, sfsnsv aI,d Dlaek casalsneEe and worstcd Vesis -the nSvvSst styles isi the New York snAFkets ''a.E M
 AIs8, large sinck oI Centemeh.s EnFnishiHe Go6dA e0nsistinR in neck and pocket kAndkar- chie.6, While shiIts mode m 'lbe hes, no mnef; alsAs nrrina flannel. and chntoD eSplet shiFis, blue essEshlFst, every kll:l os cotton and d'odltn hose [ 0N haI hesos slIlle1 unis bssllas, espa, &e,, &es V, MAN.
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 bkADFORLs.j .ja lRelcoiSvilia
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
AhTlcLrs oF q. 2 Askp6'4fi0s
M tl6 EOBk QNluanV.


 wn 6 iI kno&H llins a1 Cd YI. aa i.rt. eslD4atgs bsllt1guf e tlis 9gVtiti6l8 Hf ~ IStls This6s Chapfel EsIf1t1nf'I s5i tht sikir&f fsaiss of lil1 sl1ls t1 Csslnecti1Ni. tfiilso1 z 0T y1nt &,ask EdEpasa1ial5 qMd iis 9css in uddilias ,.Els nnd an el's,.,l.e .lssssl s,.a sl.s . .s. & euniasf sits s-7 -rs ss 'lsss s 7ls-iss ,es s
 xssisss |. lTl.u nuhns iIr sait eoIpssn,i6u uh6ll be :. EAGLR L0cK t-onEPaNE. 1- ~
 Asf. q T'he Capilal Suck e sai1 Corporation sa;s s'' snSisaI Si6ci sSlos aieiisd mo Thirty ksdf Hnnilssa shares of FWeuyy Eve Dollars Al A.. s Tbs parpsses i;,r .l.isl. aiis ccrpnss- ien s ats sle ss'so,s,ng. s,, to v,S; | CupIinFd, Drawer, WafdFobe. Trunk. Pad c other Locks, aud Bag Frames which ase made tn whale n in paFl of hFasF. isonsste wood 1r n1etals. of auy nnsns as description, whether wrought ar cast. which are made iu whole or paft, of aaR sG she aforesaid materials. and 1o ptrchase any aud all things neressaFS to use in mnEmsacinFing as aforesaid. Als0 to 6ify, Sell and deal in gg6de. wagees andmerchandsze man. nfnrtdfsd tn wfnle or in part ofaay ofthe afofe- said materials. and all such property and es- ate as may he necessary Or incidental to tue prcspcn,in 0f said hueiuess.
 AFt {. The Stasuse Laws of the State q Con- necticai, Felatiug ta " Joint Stock CoFpoFations' is hereby particularly referred b and made paFt abolished and oreaaized under and pursuant to the said Statute Laws, shall have the power ea proceed accnrding ts Fegulations descsibed and specified therein. .s S ss Art. 5 Each suhseriheFse these articles agrees 10 take the number of shares annexed sO his name of tha Capital Stock oi snid Corporation, each share to De Twenty Eivs Dollafs as afare- said.
 Art. 6. The said Corporation is sssnhlished and lncated in the town of Plymouth; Village of Terryville. County of Litchfield and Ssaie 6i s79
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
1a sW Jewslry store 5
 " A1 W LCOTTsNlHL.E.
Ns l, W W X

ss sstV0nId FespkclluIly ing0TGa ihs Ainhabilaats q EVols0atville and niciaiiy that heshas lahen the stoseaofs Mr HnRgeFfeH3s snear tho sRilgaaa iepei wheeshs otleFs tel ssleRll kindp of IawalRy, cleek and Faneg Wares ssneFally, cn sRfasprptle terms as can be pnrehased elsewhere.
 q @ Welkhes. elSeha and iewalFy nf every tsssdpiion sspalsed aud ulaItanted. Old sels 'nnaaailusr hsuk khamad taken im enehanse. A ehpNo af apalFnna,en ip naspD 1nlbllg aDliEile1ss
 Woleeeeville, AfFii selhs goED
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
M!!l0yMIg !!l LAlgDs

D late Act of Congress the Widows and R minor children ot officers, non ecnmis- sioned. sficers musicians sud pris6ies. bosi. segulat snd voiuataeF ofshe was sff6I24ad of the Inilan Mars since l7o0. sEs entitled se i've yeass halfpay. & FIX sxss
 The Widows of all revnlai ionaFy pensieA- CTS though married since 1900 arc enlit led ia pensions. My terms fir procuring pensions aIe liberal, and my facilities such as to gOar- antee success fwoutA invite all persona who nav have claims nn the GeRernmenE to give me call All advice fsee oi charge sys, x
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
d,AJDlMET FURMwupRR,
 CHAIRS, &c. F,..,. X.


 TWNHE subscriser having taken the old N Stand. occupied by his father. fi.J ]. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab- met Ware House, begs leave to inform the .p1biic, that he has on hand n very large assorlment nf all kinds of Farnitufe Of his own manufacture. suited to the coins try market. And having facilities, secohd to no establishment of ihe kind in this psrt Of fhs Stale. for ,nanuiactnring any article in his line. 10 order, with despatch, and in the best sty leOf workmanship, feels assu- red, that he can supply customers both as to quality and price, on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhere.
 h his assortment Will be found at al times, Superb Sofas. at less than city pri ces. Mahogany. and a large number of oih, er kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chairs oi all kindA, tables, bureane, Secretafies, aud ether articles too numerous to mention. \ He earnestly reqnest aIf wishing lc purchase any thing in his line tO give him a call. as he is determined, to make it foi the interest of all to purchase at his .sstab. lishm or, on account of superiority in the arlic,es, and cheapness in the price. JAM ES II. LINSLEY: {
 WoodbuYy, Feb. %, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
wridgepore Power COmpamy

8ridgeport Power COmpamY .EfNHi5 Cumpahy aIe about erecting, m .
 l central locs.iun. several buildings, each Fonr Hnndsed feet iR length, fifty feet in width. and three stories high, for the purpose ot letting out proprllinG power and room tc such manufaclureisa as may desire. They will be provided with trom THREE 10 EIvE hun, dIed horse power and will have accommada- lions for about 1000 workmen. Applications for Power and Room may De made peEsoaally or by letter ts either at the subscribers. a** 1 A T BARNUM. -ss4 saa NM H NOBLE,
 D " THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Geese Feaihers.

THE subscribsrs have isade arrangements to keep constant supply ofa first rate are ,icle of GEESE FEATHERS-selecied and packed with great care b: ourselves. in pack ages of from 90 to so lbs aud will furnish at all times any quantity from soto 1000 lbs, of a quality they will wafraht as gsod as the best and at as low prices as can Do purchased oi equal qsaliiy in the State.
 s. q L. HURLBUT. Winchester, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

!. .sshsasping ruifeth men up words are bat Mihds md learning ia nothing hu,
 words---ergo, learning is nothing ba.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
IullAher and Coal

WE would call ike attention l11s noM es stif raffoiss and customers generally to otee ysca that wS have decidedly tle best ane Ist- ~ asssi anuossS.nl e fIsuAbAr t0 bs tonnd .n tIs NanRaincE Wallsy, 6os 4Asnpiil1g -. or lnu,ber is mostly vel seescne@. epa .n m Asrl condition for dEqpeiag. 1eaAesn want ofitwiIl ao vel lo call eeen.eR AeeseAeA f.rrber wiIl ha okiainea wiih dimcnliy rom ~ ves hsvs eiSo Lehiek Whiiegpa Re1 Aah EssIs oi, hand. all of VhieR, lossllps ' n 9pE f.aissbeF, Shi6 eleSs Lslh. Sc. Ne Qre ael|i6g u pgiess le4sl is.a pss.ses Essl ..les.
 iWkEEABUNY E1gSlDER . COAL 70.
 Apdl ., lsss. sHA
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
WaTERBBRK LTABER ! COIL co.
 Dealers in EASTERM & WESTERN LUMRER { s'~" Also sn
EMML L

AT WHOLESALE ANb RETAIL. Manufacturers of Sashss. Doors and Bliads. Tnrned work. viz: Newe; Posts, Bed Pesss, Table Legs Cleihes Posts, Hitch Posts, &s. Also on hand, mahogany. cherry. black wal nut, maple, whiiewoo3, Sc. Planing--iimbss aud plaak planed. koasds sad plank planed and matched at short notice. Office, ness Railroad Station, Watest ury. Gem.
 E, A. LUM, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
EOOhc kEere! A HONG tho new Dress Goods for sale at

A siONG tho new Dress Goods for sale u
 3Fad1oE6sS Cheap store, In WolcoitviIlc, notice tho following:. 5000 ydacf Merfimnck and other calieoos. 500 beautiful N ous. deLaines. 300 T .Eashioaable colors paramessas.
 300 Hischof Black silks, oil-boilsd.
 100 striped French popiins 800 " French merinoes.
 500 q black and eolured alapaceas.
 Mousln deBey, figured alapaceas, parisian cloths, caaton clolhs, dEc, cheap foF cash or ex. change. A. c. BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

gIhe whole world has taken the place Ut 2 Ronas h granting indulgenecs to lLs iieli,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
MKs. PArixsrox | ri .koi.,

MRs. PAniNnrox tx I'll ' .KoisLAruRT. L 4-s' So yo.s are going to qualify ihe gosesuoFp 2 said Mrs. Parinatdn sss sIe reachsd ase flse failihE Il iIse Senate chamber and addressed yhe member who sat nearest 10 her. He assen,sd, @WelE, said slie with a broat lools K tlie Bennington drum and gaa,rI tllinl iiwonld have been good deal bete II y0u had seen that he was qualified Sibfeliand. Ta a,here wAs a wissl,s., 'sdaalaO iOua of Avststess coaAprshe.. sive dictionaries in heriook, as she sal, this, l70st5n isoa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Dl,.ecxOa.s.'

j, c .sBEcKwITH. IA s LEWIS
 JASON WHITING D. c. WfilFTLESFY OLlvERfsnODWINi DAVIDC. SANFUR D SETH F. REERS, ROBRINS RATTELL
 STEPHEN TROWBKIDGE. SHELDON OSBORN .of Hsi wintoh. = { N ss5 ssss General AGent. AGENTS OF THE CoMPANY.a
 L.man w. Cutler, Waterlo@ps Daniel B. Brinsma de. Washngion.; David c. Sanferd. New Milford Rufus Taller, J.. Ken, Rich. ard Smith, Sharon Frederick Kellogg Corn. wall; Joseph l. Gaylord. Goshca WiliaAn NJ. Burraii, CAnaan Donald J. Warner, SAl. isbmry i; S. D. sNorfhways and John DeweH, Norfolk Henry Jones., New Harifprd i--- George D. Wadhams, Torrineicni Lewis Smnk. Harwin,sn John c. Amblsr, Bsihlem; John Aberneihy and George B. Forssf. Wood tbasy; David c. Whiiilesey, New Prestos ! Reuben Rockwell. Celebrook John Hinsa dale, wiRs,cd 1; s. Y. St.Joha, New Csaaaa {; E. Talmadge, Plymoaih. g s.a
 Persons wishins 10 get their bniidings in' snred ean apply tp either sf ihe Assp's, er's c. BEcKwITH. Prssids...
 yAseR WHIrihe. secretaEy.
 Litch6eld, July 1653
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

H'be man who was " fired with h. 'diBAation, ] ( has been extinguished.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
AZ. .eEetsrSssssss AI gke Old Stand.
PATENT MEElInRsDN $
n. ~ I DAYWON: l:

INVITE the agtehliSR ns ! hs iainsichl pub.
 Eliestn Their new style of MeludsoNs patent ted by CaFhasE. HARipg eRsgs afiliiy for an1laetofiue t0s slse dGst ads Atee with ex> heEiepeed a4d sk ilfnf woEh aAaniRah eFn1ebN es snfthe busiResaswe eaa fsltRlsh Ae l6aeoie fEnmA tn 1ecaaveasNitAs ali he etateSAe9aee menls. and ci the best qaalii3 < at tle teesesi price Fnssible 0FdetsaFs salte s1 fEle assaraAee ef prompt sEleAtioh. = ~.ss ee
 WoleOttviile. AHEI1iai lo5A av
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
1tcenfieth Annual Report Qf sAe
 LIrCHFlELD MUTUAL Fire XleSssl.fssece ,COass2pxasaI

e- JUL4 4th, l6oS. Whole amount of Cash ptemiums
 rtee,yrd, \ aa,cI4.ao Whole amount of iossss and expca. fa@ E sss oi the Company. hSI le,23l.l4 Cash Balanre nuw on hand, 4,7SS,S7 Increase of cash on hand over last
 year, l,272,O4 Present Capital or Fsnd of the
 Company ao, i2o. .s6
 This company has now been in successful operation 20 years, during the whole of whleh time 1t has never made an assessment upon the es. Fsad % sy sS' a: s .sd drawing in,ereet. tie amount ot interest received up to the presen time, being more than vl,oOO, and from the public Iavo! every where bestowed uLon ]. has within fho lasa two years increased it's cash fund from S9, l27 { l to 94,7S3 y7.
 The Directors 0f this company afe confident that the piauof lnsusance adopted by them will snd. %ss wh a s ps pSs oT 1 assen'
 This company iHeafe anly in this state and take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores shops. etc., or in exposed Village or city prOpeFys hne confine then business entirely to ftrm pFopSrty and isolated sbuildinas. and their eonlents--e which not mors shan 5000 will b. insured sn
 This connpany will .ad,ass ail claims wiaA promptness and liheFalisy, and if st any tine 2 difference should arise between the parties ah such difference will be adjusted by imdfierent persons in ihe county, each party selecting one, and i;l ease they dd not agree, thisd person shall bc chceens and the award of al, oF aisy two of them. shalt be final and conciuslves
 1DM4Cg9SO OF Glae COaBsapM1gWs S3. e. .BECKNITH. Pres1denfs OLITrER Ef0ODJYLf. Treasastss9 ,s J.4&OyN HSHYZkA-ES, Secy'efagN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
HesU GoOh!

H AVING just returned from New York with III large assortment Offall and winter EOods, such as cloths, cassimeres, Hesiings, and Gentle. mems Fur6ishing Goods. q large assortment Of trimmings. &c.; also. trunks, valieee and carpet bags-he would invite Gentlemen to call and ex- auiino this large stock of Goods, which will be suId cleaD for cash.
 Fan and winter Fashions iust received at his Cibtkih4 Establishment, Wsst Street Eifckfel3 Ct.
 THoMAs H. RicaARDs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
HATS &C:..

chassd in New York large as.
 sossmsni of fIess, CaPs. ehii- drsnss BeassF Hais, ahd sssrry fhissx usasIIy called fss ia sis lihs- = the n- . gsst Spsi6s SisIe Hs sosld inslssa stIs 2. sNshs ef Asiiclcs h ais wsy e kiss him I sAil ai, cld slana lArss doars msai ef ftbe Canss Houee. M A M s
 Hats of any qualiig, sise and Prisefarsish. ee at short notice.
 Cash paid for Ears. ss..s, ''s N HIRAM JACKSON
 Liteh6eId, March ss 1858. \. a...s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Y. RE m IT H EH WEyOULD inform hia fsiends aud the public w generally. thAths has opened
 CABINET SHOP,

AT FALLsS VILLA GE, Msaf ls sassusssf'B saors, where hs is pfepaFedts snpplp al thsss inYwant of eayshing in his line ba tho mo6t yeas0nahie tesme, as he has large ssoek sf well selected Goods. such as s S0fae. 4sts-s-tstes. LoGnges. Marble Top on4 Aakogany Csnter zd5les. &e. &e.
 aT Ready made Colfins of Ill sizes constantly on hand. J. REMMELE.
 Falls Village, EDse. lsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Drugs and He'd diCines X yvHOLEsAEB OR RsTAIL, 4cIIF IF FOR CASH on READY PAY. Sss ssss Al THE
 Ealls FlllagS IJrae Ssovei

Xa asaAaSs Al THE
 Elalls Vlllsgs Ilrag ssessi
 HI SNbscsiber will keep constantly o,, h, nd sJNsplnte assortment nf Drnaa Medicines. p.s pp.."ss s,ass 2ss ,a ,: asT ! .,i... G,..- EsseIreS E ., !, Shaker Extracts, Ron,a N TissAs.. ali Aini <0l Ii4sa4s. BolanicAl Medicines, PA ( SM A1e .'ciaes. 0soresicA Fruita. Toys, School Books aApy AsslcIes, sec, lkc. N s-.','
 kAyssslaAs N'ill As supplied win Medicines as .s ji, ;I, ssssss IT. eseAan's and deal ii1ssIi6s NV sIk SiSsss;s sss sssss '1 .as Dsss
 nIlsss' issi z s'H'ss'E' \ Y s a''' !.
 MAkisE g Busa V
 01SAsE VI Buan
 TIPQN ihs Re,i,ianol " Ilt,S E. E.BuRR, ssssbs $ a'ss'GS sss . Ss saasi',sss soss !, IhlckfeIa, within shd i:wsks Chm, .f Lils kSsld, on t,ie sd Tussdav pf February, 1854 .ss5 Sl'oMi' tilat an ll.e 18th day 0f SepiemhsF ,sovs \, s..s s .As lawfully married 70 GeOrge " bnfE ei Qgde1stafz s[ q. V gSs sisl C6Aaly, New zHIa, 2li9 Nhpa1 lived id . dne beffh1nales z pas. ape lIss ioih dsy oi Aa.,ass iszi. VI 1'.n sHk' 'le 1st kkofRe " RnFE hns hasr s,ilss 2t s''e N' F@d 'sIealnenir U 3lk R2li NRN@I efN'* F.silF 70 6e6,fnv her hnI5Tsis,&ss eAN t4 f 'sxt he nAls1s9S 0f tlie mhrrInes Fsls. sl#1s # l2 Ee. R'''Io1 sFes .'pss iAlly sPpesf hi ,'|. 'a q iIE6Iic Nj. 1sbsp's |II.. .1. '| E.< |'4'| fa LIlekd5Id Cadals shrse l4-I0 1' 't u iSasi Alhl0t weeks sslssfs ..', ceall p winch [ z .sads ss. s.ls;s sA is, '
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
HlnaIng . Ret.

A few evenings since, a number ol eye men about towne," were sitsing1 around the stove in the office of the Gibson House, when the turn of con- veFsati0n took a shofl cornerof betting. A number of uncertain bets were oi- fered to q no takers . at length, says silen. member of the pariy:
 a'I,lf bet you one thing.
 ss What's tIlat,'' several asked. 'A"W Why, i'li bet an eagle no man in this crowd can getiny hat. gloves or boots on.',
 Ov coorse, as Paddy might say, Il lie wished, agensfal scrutiny fpf the head, hands and hoofs of the stranger took place. Atleasl nipe-tenihs of the company saw at a glance that Tor bulk oI head, size Of flippers, and spreading quality of the understauding t WIS going it blind X q s.sata saa
 "I'll take that bel, | ins:sts one'indi- vidual. s@
 The two los were deposited.in the hands of a stranger, tie bet was re- peated by the ,beuers and he took the ,lmecau.ion to ask fl all heard and un-. 'dersiood it.
 "Yes. We'll off with your boots. " "Notby a darned sight. | wear shoes"
 ;" Your hat"
 "No sir. ! have only a cap i" \.
 HYo,lr gloves. lfl
 ," Ain't got any"
 Of course the xxx was passed ov. to the sllrewd winner, amid the laugh ter of 9ae crowd
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

THEJDEAD or THE MEDrrERRAsRAA. - The whole channel of llie Medi.erra- 'neaa must be s,rewed with human bones GarihagenIallss SyFIHns, s,t- donians, Esyr,ians, Creek, Persians, and Ronsans--,l,ere they lay, side by side beneatb the elernal waters, and slle modern ship that lsicAes ireigh, from Alexandria sails in iis mkole courss overhlfied nasions lla.ay be the corfalsIonpf the deasI tbat nov adds bsigA!asssloshe phospho phorsscsnce of the waves
Demoine courier., 1854-08-24
f DEMAND.

There seems to be a universal demand in our
city for ]. L. Curtis Compound Syrup of Srssa-
.fras. This article has been tried and used with
the most powerful effect, in the very worst ca
ses of measles, coughs, colds, hoarseness, con-
sumption, whoopingcough and all diseases of
the lungs of long standing, and is now the most
popular and beneficial medicine used for all
these diseases for which it is so highly recon-
mended.
j. l.. Curtis Original Mamaluke is now ac-
knowledged by all persons of experience as
the best stimulant ever used for the cure of all
these diseases for which it is so highly recon-
mended, and in which it has been so successful
ly used. 1t stands unparalleled by any medi-
cine ever offered to the public. A fresh sup
ply of these medicines has just been received
by the agents. Those persons who are not
supplied had better call on some agent and sup
ply their families. Take acne unless signed by
J. L. CURTIS.
See advertisement in another column.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-24
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND AGUE,

TNHE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDI-
l. CINE AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE
chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
29th, 1853, mainly to arrest the evils of spu-
rions nostrums; also to supply the public with
reliable remedies, where the best medical adj
visers cannot or will not be employed, having
purchased the invaluable remedy,
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
the first and only known for TWENTY YEARS.
as the certain cure for Fever and Ague, and its
kindred complaints, confidently recommend it
to the patronage of the afflicted.
The above institution likewise recommends
for Bowel Complaints,
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
BLACKBERRY ROOT.
and in due time will furnish its own remedy for
every disease that can be safely treated in this
way.
By order Of the Trustees.
JOHN X. ROWLAND, NJ. D.,
President of the University, and Head of the
Pharmaceutical Department.
Home Dispensary and Office, No; 68 Arch
Street, Philadelphia.
CO AGENT-James Hawley, Ottumwa.
Aug. "a, 1s54.-n32 Tyr.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-24
FARM FOR SALE!

T'HE undersigned offers for sale at a low
l. rate, SO acres of land eight miles west from
Ottumwa, near the forks of the Bloomfield and
Blakesburg roads. 1t has one house on il and
10 acres in cultivation, and rails made to fence
more. Timber and water on the place. will
take one horse and a wagon in part pay if APP
plication is made soon. Price $3.50.
Any person wishing to see this land. can do
so by calling on Isaac Fowler or Charles Town
send.
also, a Pocket Book lost.-Lost on the
road between Blakesburg and Thos. Tinsley's.
a common calf-skin Wallet, containing S4S
in cash and some notes. Among the money
was a SO bill on the State Bank of Indiana,
marked on the back, j. T. B. ANY person re-
turning said pocket book to me will be LIBERAL
ly rewarded for the same.
Aug. 10, 1854. ROBERT SMITH.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

To ROBERT w. EWING:
TNHE sheriff. of Wapello county having return
l. ed a notice issued TO you, not found;' you are
therefore hereby advertised that there is on file
in the Clerks office Of the District court of
said county, a petition of Mary Ewing praying
to be divorced from you, and asking said court
TO decree to her in fee simple, lots ?, 3, and 4 in
block q in Dahlonega, as also to decree to her
as the sole owner, what personal property she
now holds, amounting in value to some so or
$50; also asking to have the care of your Joint
offspring (Which has died since filing said petit
TOM The reasons set out for a divorce, are
bad treatment by you of petitioner, and base
and perfidious conduct towards, and treatment
of petitioners daughter.
Now unless you appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the morning of the goth Au-
gust, 1854, decree will be rendered against you
on said petition. JOSEPH HAYNE, Clk.
Ill. b. HENDERsHoTT, Atty for Pet.
July 25th. 1S14.-Iw.
Demoine courier., 1854-08-24
NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, ! Dist. court of said Co.
WAPELLo %coUNTY.S august Term, 1854.
To JOHN TERRY:
VOU are hereby notified that on the 10th day
i August, 1854, there will be on file in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Wapello county a petition of James Pumroy,
claiming of you the foreclosure of a mortgage
on the South east quarter of the South west
quarter of section No. (2l) twenty one, town
ship CID seventy one north, of range (14) four
teen west; also the n e quarter of the 5 W quar-
ter and the $ e quarter of the n quarter of
section CAD thirty four, il. township (72) sew
enty two north, of range (14) fourteen west sit
uated in said county and State aforesaid; and a
judgment on a certain promissory note, to Sc
cure the Judgment of which said mortgage was
given for the sum of three hundred dollars.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the third day of SAID term of said
District court Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon. JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
JAMES PUMRoY, Pl'tff.
July 81. 1S54.-4W
Demoine courier., 1854-08-24
FURTHER BY THE UNION.
Nav York, Aug

NEW FORK, aug. 10.
A report was curren. in Copenhagen
on Monday that Bomassund had been
taken with grea, loss OF both sides.
Thirty thousand Ouomans had crossed
the Danube a, O,enda.
The main force OF the allied fleets was
a, the South sound of the Aland Island
on the 25lh Of July.
A letter from Co%nstantinople afirms
What the expedition 10 The Crimea is pos.
i,ively decided upon, and that it would
he commanded by Marshall Ssamound,
who was 10 have with him 25 900 men.
Fla, bot,omed boats for the disemhark.
alton Of troops were being constructed in
the arsenal in Constantinople.
The most important news was to the
effect that the Russian army was in full
retreat from Fraieschi TO Bucharest
lts vanguard wac al Scheldela, two
hours dislan, from Bucharest.