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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-14
August 20. 1884.
l.. Il C. HI MIX
MERCHANT TAILORS & DRAPERS

MLNCl1ANI IAlllOhS DKAPEKS,
No. 2, Empire Black. 81 Anthony Street
FTHiE subscribers have fitted up store in the above
Il Block in Eastern STYLE and repeni,hed it with tho
latest and most fashionable Goods They will give par
"eniar attention to cutting aud making garments and
guarantee satisfaction 1" their customers All articles
Tor gcncman's wa,irvhe he found establish.
ment among The namber the following:
Fine Cloths
Fancy Cassim"res, ...
Fancy N-sting>
Fan AMI Winter style of Coats. Pants and Vest.
shirts.
Mcr;no Drawers am, Under Shirts
Han9k erclicr>.
fancr C.avat>,
ScarfS.
Gloves.
Stockings.
Collars.
Fort M"naie..
Hair Brushes and Combs,
Nil Gloves,
ler;um"rv,
Clothes l;ru, hes.
Bats celebrate Hair Tonic
Tooth Powder &c
rs We shah he in receipt during the winter Of new
st he, az goods hicl in, tie the attention The cit
liens Of It. Paul and vicinity. l&C. Ii. MIX.
oca-dtf
G.. s. Il f l. & III r IL s. Co.,
Q4.rE VAN DoEEN L n,gsuER)
UIIOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYES, &C., &C.,
MAIN STREET,
between Third and Fourth)
DUBUQUE, IOWA
nUR Stock comprises CHOICE SELECTIONS Of tho fl.
~ lowing:
OILS,
BRUSHES,
CHEMICALS,
vARSISIIES,
pERFUMERY.
DYE WOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES.
EASTERN DRUGS,
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE.
PAINTS, DRY and IN OIL,
SURGICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
Which offer to the Mercha nts of Minnesota ut
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH OR SHORT TIME,
Having been engaged in the DRrG BUSINESS in New
York for many years, we patrons that
facilities for purchasing goods which enables
to Sell
PURE DRUGS AT LOW PRICES.
Give call.
So "ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED "a
C 8. BELCHEI,
GEO. VAN DOI;EN,
EDWARD +. CHAPMAN.
Sep20-d.f
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MuKwoSAGo SrocK.-Mrs. John Burnell,
OF Mukwonago, Wis, gave birth to son, a
few days since, that weighed Is lbs. ~,
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MACNUlBIN IL IDGEIsTGN,

NJ
BANKERS, EXCHANGE & REAL ESTATE BEOkE.lts
OrrrE-NO7 WIHSLow HorsE. s.. PA,I. MlHNrs>or,.
WILL buy and sell Exchange-M count COOL business
w PAPER at current rateS-l;ecevc Dca-iieSsuy AMI
sell Real Estate C,mmsSion-Ma,e toIlcctinn>-rkr
charge of Real Estate OF dcntS pay and do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENcES.
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota: Alexander Ram
sry. Ex-Governor: Ogden. jones Co. Ccag" Charles
'rvin Del. Bunk Delhi n. ": WadSworth S.ehlon.
n. Y; II. a. Tucker Co., Elk. Bank, Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston.
rs Notes Of the Merchants Bank Of M,con received
deposit and for Gold and Exchange at current rates.
June. -. 1854. " juno I6
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

IL persons ordering merchandise packages money
from the East by express. will please direct the
to be- marked to the Care Of Burbank CO. Galena."
J. T.. BURBANK L. CO..
ang 30-d&wtf Props Northwestern Express Co.
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NOTICE To BUSINESS MEN.

4 H. Bills Of Exchange. PrOmissOry Notes and Accounts
N payable in this city. left at the Banking Ofe OF c
PARKER will be collected free e change unless it
necessary if said dcma nds paid, when is
proper they will be protested.
City Of st. ranl Sep. II, 1884 sep. l2-ln
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GORDON SHERRY.

A Nd South Side Madeira Wine Holland Gin jamaica
n Rum and Scheidam Schnapps all warranted pure
and good.
These liquors of cost but just what
every family wants. We have cheaper qualities if de-
sired. Call Immediately
sep26-dwtf BOND X KELLOGG, Upper Town.
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EAK SAl.E,

TUE Smelling Hotel and Furniture, the of
Il Fort and Chestnut streets. Apply to
Sept. - -:,wd&w W ~ MCCARTHY
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C0.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

". SIMPSON. James Lawther and John +. Bradford
81 have this day entered in partnership under the
style and firm ofJ w. SIMPSON co. for the purpose Of
Wholesale Grocery, Produce. Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower Levee st. Paul Mum
June % 1854 june 24.tF.
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HANlNG perfected the Of the above Addition
we are now ready to offer far sale the esirab e
building sites offered in this community. The adj
vantages Of HREWSTEkS ADDITION to st, PAUL per.
fectly obvious from the fact of its central location being
Immediately in the rear of the Capitol command
ing mnence, overlooking the entire city and surrounding
country, for miles. every side.
The close proximity to the central and extensive
business localities of the town. show the .
SRA heness OF what is the Addition to our beautiful and
far ame.l metropolis.
We have spared neither expense pains in tue plan Of
the kt- and streets to make this the most attractive peg.
ton "i ST. Paul. tho running north and south
one hundred feet WIDE the streets running and west
are eighty feet wide making this alone superiority over
any ttler part the whole place. Fer terls MAPS &C.
aPpiyto WM BREWSTER 4 co.
Opposite the Post Oi6ce.
August 60 1854. aug o6dSwtf
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RD- JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
for The PIONEER at Galena to procure subscribers and
vertisements His receipts will be regarded
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VERY OLD PORT WINE.

VIIARRANTED pure juice, rich and oily. free from
w fgwOo and all drugs i1y the bottle gallon at
BOND n KEI.LOGG'S. City Drug store
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Sep20-d.
NEW YORK IA IA A RI!
IN w. H. FORBES, OLD STAND.

TCST RECEIVED, by the War Eagle, large assoh
u ment Of FALL GOODS,
Consisting Of all kinds of Staple and Fancy C"osis
Hosiery Black and Coored silks and the largest sssert
of Embroidery and Jewery, of every description
brought into the Territory. Ladies' give him CALI
and examine for YOUR elves, sept 5-dN
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~ See third page under Commercial head for rate
of Money and Exchange, st. Paul and Galena Markets.
and miscellaneous items.
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Fare Reduced and Time Shortened!
GAIENA A. CHIC On 1iNrnN n TIE N

rare Ac0uce0 ana I1me SnOrtene0!
GALENA 4 CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
IN CONNECTION WITH ALL THE DIFFERENT ROUTES
FROM CHICAGO EAST AND SOUTH!!
ON and after Monday, September II, 1854, the cars
~ will run from SCALES MOUND, within isss
OF Galens, and make PROMPT CONNECTIONS by stage
with the at Scales Mound.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Passengers leaving Gaiena at....... TAM,
AINe Ut CnicasOM. ............... $50 P
Passengers leaving Gsena ut. .......... 5PM
AffVe III Chicago at .................. 40 A. ~,
Making SURE CNNSEcTlONs with bo,h the Morning and
Evening Trains East from Chicago.
Fare from GaIena to Chicago, (nrst CLASSY As 40
Fare from Galena TO Chicago, (second class. %
re- PASSENGERS by taking this route save 100 miles
Instance " Fare, at least II hours me and avoid de-
teHtion ut the Rapids.
Ho Tickets may he procured this Office, over tho
ROADS, to all points East and South.
J. b. TURNER, Sup't.
ia Ticket Office, corner of Ievee and Main street,
5. b. FORBES, Ticket Agent.
Gaiena, Sep. 10, 1854. sepl9-dSwt cl.nav.
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St. 3pauI aob'ts.

1T. 1Bdul a00,tH.
COLLEGE, OF ST. PAUL-ACADEMIC
DEPARTMENT.
H. H. EWING, M. D., Rector.
ruNHE Preparatory Department # this Institution wifi
i open on Mohdat, October 49, lSb4.
the present. the 6fst story II the Baldwin School
edi6ce will be occupied.
Tsision for Term Of IL Weeks
Algebra and Higher fngt.h studirs. 6oo
Latin and Greek, extra 2OO
! Fuel during winter terms 100
Application for admission can be made to the Rector
or TO f. u. NELL
oct14d&w4w Treasurer Baldwin School.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE firm f NJ Schotte, fls Il Go. is this day dissolved
Il by mutual consent. All debts will be paid by Ma
than Schwarzenberg. All persons indebted to the late
firm will make pa ment to him. who will continue the
clothing business ut the old stand.
NJ. SCHOrrENFEIs,
n. sCtiwARTZENBtRG.
st. Paul, Oct IL, 1884 dstoctls
700 MEN--ca' penters, teamsters, cooks, sawyers
4VO wood choppers, &c. Also. rs good hou se ma
immediately. Call at the
Saint Paul, Oct. 10, ls54ociiSltf
WALL PAPER AND SHADES.
q nnn rolls latest styles received by Galcna-
Z9OUO Persons having rooms to paper would do
J. A. M. HOISINGTON,
DOCK BINDER. third story of B. Presley's Brick
ID House Third street. will attend to all business in his
line with which he may be entrusted. Books, Magazines
and Periodicals bound in any style Old Books rebound
AMI Music bound in QUICK time, for the Ladies'
Saint Paul
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VJyWENTY dozen bottles Ink, of all coors just received
i and for sale low by pnhii'
Sept. 30-oct3d5t
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.lNe1n .HElkefc E2nnkl

n, THR CYTHARA," comprising Psalm and Hymn 0nes ot every variety and metre, together with q anthems, Chants, Set Pieces, and on Oratorio. py l. B; WooDBCRY, author of that highly popu- lar work, The Dulcimer, of which upwards of -l4O.OOO COPIES nave been sold. The above work is now feady, and vastly exceeds the DuIcimer m quaniity, il not m quality of it's music, with intefludes at- taened to most of the tunes, peculiarly rot to be found in-Ahy similar work. -
 !, Copies of "The Cythara" for examination will be sent to Teachers exclusively, posl.paid, on receipt ot Sixiy Gents, by addressing
 F.J. HUNTINGTON, g Park Row, N. Y.
 rF sale also by Booksellers generally.
 Mr: w. is now at leisure to attend the cans of his numerous friends for conventions. Audress as above. As
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

< tGITUATEDi in Canaan. North society, Litcll. - field county, Conn on the road Norfolk, l-2 mile east of the railroad station, md one mile west of the meeting house. laie the resi- dence of James Fenn, Esq, ,dec'd. The home stead contains about 85 acres, i,,depen9en, of road allowance. all Limestone suil, in good cul- tvation, with a southern exposure, and is adapted to.allthe varieties of grain and grass grown in this climate. The House is of good size, located on high ground, and surrounded by large elms and other shadettees and variety of fruittrees, rendering it an in,iing and desirable residence. The out-iots belonging to5the estate can also be had by the purehasefif desireds, The terms of payment will be made accommodating and pos session given ut almost any time dcsred.
 BieELow on the premises JosHuA BELDRs, near Dntcher's Bridge, WInLIAM w. KiNv, Piynlonth Hollow, Conn, or to THEO. PENN,
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nnlnRKgR.
WAsHIE0rox, July c.


 eENkgn.-Nr. Gillette presented the Tesolutions'0f the Legislature of Connec. ticut. on lhe sabiect Of slavery, and ceu- surfing Ml. Toucey for his vote on the Nebraska bhl and the repeal of fhe Nils. sonri Compromise.
 Mr. Toucey defended his course and reviewed the legislation of the coalition majority of the Connecticut Legislature on the subject of slavery, He accepted the vote of censure as the highest com. plment which could be paid him by that majority,
 MT. Gillette defended the Legislature. but disslaimed any desire personally to add tothe present embarrassment of his colleague. The question of the violation ofthe Missouri Compromise was the only issue in the late State election. and the people had decided by an overwhelming majority against the repeal. The LcgisS lature then elecfed instructed the Sena. tors 10 resist the violation of the Cons promise. But Mr. Toucey declared his delermination to disobeY this. and accord. iDgly voted for the violation, thus furn- isiHng n beautiful illustration of the doc. trine of popular sovereignty by one of it's obiest defenders.
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The Nebraska Bill

EE;M <aA @AS I2o LA &S GGB EksS RLDA BU I THERE Is NO DIVISION YEr! e D. NORTHWAY & co. will still be GS found 10 stand by their patrons, and they are now Preper red 10 sell good assortlnentoi the following Goods 10 witt
 Berages. Lawns--a fine assortment and selling cheap; Muslins, DeLa;ses, De Bege, Aiparcas, Ginghams, Ca6coes, M,tiis. Bisllpp's Lawns Barred Paper and cumman Cambrics, Edgings, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings. kid iisle and vnrsted Gloves, Miiis7 entinn and wool, n fiosa, flourish. ina Thiead, knitting. Gq.seas ess.sa Xarp-7rtiae and coarsei also, bleached and unbirachcd sheeiings, bleached and unbleached and co,,red Drills, Ticks, Apron Check, stripe, Denins, Tweeds, Casslmeres, Linen for Pants and Coats, Irish Linen, Table Linen. Nanteen, ToweIng, Flannels, satcheis, Umbrellas, Pdrasols, &c &c.
 Also, flour, Siewart's syrup, mulasses, sugars blythe 10 or bbl, teas. kernei burnt and ground coffee, saleratps. nutmegs, cassa. and an assor.- ment of Groceries in general.
 Also, an assortment of Boots and shoes, crock cry, hardware, tin ware, Sc. &c., ,all of which has been bought for Cosh at the lowest prices and Faid for, and now must and will he sold tor CASH or PRODUCE as low as can be afforded this side of New, York. 91s- TRY US.
 South Notlulk] June 9th, 1854.
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v T mssting of tke sharshelaeTs ef,h7 {, Co'

A En meeting 0t ire Sharehn1efs gt inS , M, .,
 nnsafs0n of the sII 'FCfiFLELD Ftsal ALE. *Nsf gABEAA Y ' acnnvened by Stephen Deming. As Eeu fkt order nf the Legisiatufe,l on the lOth dss of JulR, 1854. tie following persons were appoinled 4fnssess Tor the y.,.l ys.alr ensplpg, m to M < VvYfs Al6efl Sea0Rick, Jason WhIIng, Charles kaatns Oliver Goodwin, Gideon II Hol'isier, TfSef9 Bnel. R. IL Colt William Dcnling, J.s fs 3;s2E Ssil( md s. F. Bolles.
 I|ss f6Iiowine ResniHtiyn was also adopted at said h,s2i;nA s6 wit: That wheEeas the by-aws M she fsiiohfisId Female Academy as nov on xscoftl ulak it necessary that the orlgsnni cer- liicsieS oE sio6k should be returned ID cE ger to nrecnra new certificates u al transiers ot sfoek. and whefsass in many. peFhaps !n most sSsSs af o,sefshp uf said stuck, nc eertltlc aies .i sFs siren. and fl given have been l9ss; and no 4rss,sa nf caftilieaies made oa the SetretefyS 2 5sa6k lhe stock ho:dess hereby tccansIslend to 1f4 Tsusspes to pass hysaws requiring ali ,FssssI~rs af stock now held hy any person, or @ sirss'i'ie ifsin the eFiepsl sa5es te be entered 86 I|Is SEefesarg's 5 haeks and t.at ne owgeEs ss ,ks,ss{ lsTs KFeTls lo T giis u in all elec- l'sns ond ii all lylllsae 2. hasInea..
 4 T CAHk izz& ON EhaiFman WgKfzSsf l,EsIiNGs DisFk.
 Lilckheld, JQly iOtb, 1854. -li@
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New Spring Gool
JDsf RECEIVED III TIIE .. B E E HI T Fl !

FSOMPRISlNGa G splendid assortment Of Dssss 411 Eaads, Ste@ls- Trimnain1 &e.--amouR which aFe Fancy and MOufninR French asd American Muslin DeEaihes piain and printed, Berege DeLaines and Veil Bafeges assofiza Hdll ors, black and cooTed Dress t3nfegss md Ctalsy Bareges, Delsaize and PsrsaK Gl0tiis afboFled colors, 4-4 printed Lawns aud Muslin Mnb61;s French and AmerIcan Al and 3-3 Calic0 Rrinls n complete assoftmeni, and Al Monffiihe aud Fancy Ginghams Bishop and Vicferia s1 ssas and Drapery Muslins, Book and swiss Wnslns, Nansook and Plaid do, White JaciEnflet e4fsnii6E and eolpred Calnhrc do, do and eoIofed Berth Curds and Dimity, Paper Cambfics 1ssoff4a coors md Jeans, Nankeeps, &e. SuFey hln6k and fancy Dress silksAnd Trimming ~lniS aai brown Lnens, Diapers and NapkihFs ihSRs Damask ana colored French W0oien IAhis Covers swiss Jaconet black stk end Ean8
 F.deings and lnseriings, wrought Muslin Cpllpfs. sleeves, CMtfs, &c. Black and assorted Kid
 silk and Lise Thread Gloves; siik, Cotton and
 Lsle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Woaien
 Hosieryef every descrintionS shirts Enf sais anA to be made up, Also, WOoieny Linen md Gfii<n Csrpsting and Fiopr oil elqths. AlsQ Igusl Groceries Crockery Geesh Feathers z. sNt chenp as the che0pesI," qaaiitv r0nzid
 NIB. Butlcrand Eggs Watiied, af tlis n .tss market pices Also Woft on shifts As asli2k
 0sJ- Allo, Insurance Agent fvr neneEiaa Companies. S,. N BkQNS3As Liich6eld, April 1851.
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The New Hydropathic EANI1LX PY1ysTCrAM.


 A MEDICAL Adviser and Ready Prescriber, IA win references to the Nature, Causes, Prevention and Treatment of Diseases, Acci- dents and Casualties of every kind with Glossary, Table of Contents; and Index the whole illustrated with nearly 300 Engravngs and colored trontispieces By JOEL SLEW, M. D. One large Volume of .S2O pages. substantially bound in Library style Published By POWERS AND W ELS sos Broadway, New York; This great work contains
 .. ANATOMICAL. PHysIoLoGIcAL AND HYGIENIc DIssERTATIoNs, illustrated with numerous En- II; THE NATURE or DISEASE. Physiologicay Pathol6gleaiy considered; Rules for Manage mem In the Sick-fuo,is. S-8 III. "A DESCRIPTION of the various Diseases to which the Hunan body issuhject, win methods ot Prevention and Cure. on Hydropathic prin- Fractures, DistOca tons, Scalds, Burns, Poisoning and other physical calamiiies. Illustrated. V.sIHE DISEASES OF FEMALES, with Advice and Directionsfor Home Treatment .concernng Mensuratiof, Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Management of Infants.
 VI. HE WATER-CURE PROCESSES fully illus. tfated and explained; Temperature of Baths, and the Philosophy of the Action of Water upon the Human System.
 Vlk THE EFFECTS or AIR, ExERcIsE AND DIET with especial reference to the treatment ei chronic diseases. VII. TIE DRue- PRACTICE entrusted with Fly dropathic and Physiological Treatment.
 TX. HyDRoPATHic ESTABLISHMENTS :heir Lo. cation, Formation and Right Management. :, TaE NEW HYDRoPArHIc FAMILY PHYSICIAN is the most elaborate and complete popular work on the subject. Every family should have copy Price, delivered tree or with postage prepaid bv mail, only S2 50. The amount may be en' closed in q letter, and directed to
 FOWLERS & WELLS, 3O5 Broadway, New York. 91r Canvassing Agents wanted, in every Co in nIi ina Efafeas, ss2 s & | SE
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THE GREAT
 ED D R AGO 0 N, THE MASTER KEY TO POPERY.

By ANTHONY GAVIN,
 Catholic Priest of SarnEOssas Spain. DOCK AGENTS WANTED, to sell the work and interest any other work ofi the subject ef Popery ever issued. The terrible revelations which it contains will start le every Protestant with horror, as coming from one who was par ticiputor in the bloody deeds, and who has had to unveil the mysteries of the Great Babylon of I F9eery ass Y, t1fusifated Address immediately
 SAMUEL JONES sPablisher, 5ilO SC Washington St. Boston, Mass. |
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At Cincinnati. on Tuesday. the 4th, inst. was celebrated enthusiastically. An Irishman made an attack upon an Amer can Mho wore a r Know Nothing hat. The latter killed the liisisman on the spot wilA \ pistol and bowie knife, The Cath- olic Society mingled in the procession and l.conducled themselves with perfect pro- prieiy.
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NOtice!

THE coparsnership heretofore existing be- of 0. ADAMS & CO is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted tn said firm are requested to make payment to CHARLES ADAMS, who is authorized to settle the accounts
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 CHARLES ADAMS. LitchGeld, June 27, 1854.
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.NreaC COD0rs, s,ses.sIti,l.

THE subscribers having purchased the entire Stock of Goods of Messfs c. ApAMs & Co. and entered into partnership under the name and firm of yi
 SPENCER & ADAMS, sf will be happy to wait upon the customers of the late firm and all others in want of Dry Goods, will sell al small profit for cash, produce or HOMER SPENCER. HENRY w. ADAMS. Litchfield. June l9, 1854. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-13

lk ass DRs TaERREI's OINTMEKT--pui up in glass boxss--an extra nice article for the toilet, and a < h6ndsDnie shelf oFnameHt. Every family should h8ye \ lox. on the shelf, in case of exposure to Z sI6 }ail winds, or accident. Notice advertise 3|i6nt iu another column. For sale by
 A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-13

N ANNEXATION OF CuBA.-The Unioa pf July 8th, has unofficial article de- :ciasing that Cuba must belong to the U !. States. and in.imales that tire Admins.
 sEasiol ars now carrying on negotiations
 Tor slie pntchasepf the Island. If these are unsuccessful war must be lesor,ed to.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-13

HEAYx FAILURES Delaunay, Iselin & ClaIk. one of the heaviest banking houses in Wall ssreois suApended pay> snents son their Railroad stock July 8. . State street. Rnston.lis greatly excited by the fsilure Of Willis & Co, extensive and we'll known brokers and sscck deal- CTS. Liabilities not stated
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Wonr.. WOOL.

itt subscribers would take lllisoppoFlnnily fo.inl0Fm their customers end nll others iil- teFestcd, lhatfheY continue lo receive Wool tD manufactures upon hire or on shares, into Shiis nelI, Full CIoIll and Yarn.
 Having wiilin the past year made extensive additions 10 our stock of Machinery, we are now prepared Co manufacture Cloth at short notice and in the best possible manner. We intend 10 keep constantly on hand q. good supply of Cloths and Yarn, which we win sell on the most req sonable terms for cash or in exchange for Wool.
 T. & s. J. BIRD.
 Bethlsm, June 20th 1854. 1ts
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1Haf.lie0.

In this town July 2, Mir. Saloh W. Tal ernadge. Of Souihsvick, Mass. 10 Mrs. Alkaline M. Hurd,F Fof Warren. as 2 fu Palissson N Y ;, June l5, Mir Amos Nor -fhrop lO Miss Maria, daughter Of Nathan Smith, s.s.-s Esq AEs0 at lhe saae time and place, Seely New Milford.
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Dieo.

Tn ,bis town, Monday, 10th inst, pr. Samuel i. BueL in bis 7z year. en...r NJ
 Brown, aged about $ months
 IN Nsw Milford, June 29, of consump,ion,
 Maria, wife Of Beecher Warehouse, sssd ISi 2 'sz. In prDvidsmcs, R. l., July 3d. Mrs. Mary ,yJvhnsen, (snlefiypt ihis town
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-13

ID EcEIyED at BRADF6RD-s lots of cheap EA Goods. selling low for Cash or Erchaags.
 800 PapeF Curtains. iF Iandscaps aDd plaiH--s cheap, at BRADFORD'S in Wocouviile.
 oil Shades, large assortment just reeeixed-- cheap. at BRADFDKD5tS-
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]" A few more left of tho samo Sort. ,,

"A few more Ielt of the SalMO SOrt.N ErRENCH and Scotch Ginghnns. E French and English Muslins and Lawns. Whiie Embroidered Robes,x
 Plain Mllls ana v uslins for Dresses
 Long and Short Mtts
 Under Sieevee, Chemseites Embroidered Bands, Mnsln and Gambric Edgings md In. sertings, Parasols, &c,, all suitable for the sea- son, at BRADFORD'S
 Cheap Store in WoIcottyile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-13
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ctPLEND1D aesart.aanl iGss received and for
 DJ sale cheap fsf cash. s. CLOCK. a NOTICE. n hesnhscfibeF will hs ai Lilch* IN field on og ahsWg the l2sh of June tortte pngpsse of innsng Fian0iories. ., {;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-13

and Tor the Disnict cf Cdndan, on the i5th day of JRae. 4. D 1854. ee
 Present, MiLRs T, GRAEeER, Esq, Judge. "A Nm0tiop Of the Administrators os the estate ND Of THOMAS W. HARVEY. late of Ca naan wil.iii said distfici, dectased This conr. duih decree lhal six months be allowed ana their claims against the same to the Admibrs- traiors; and directs that public noticesbs given 0f this order by advertising In anewspapeI pub. fshed in Liichlisid. and hyposling copy thereof on the public sign-posisin said tcwn ef Cansaii nearest the place where the deceased last dwelti Certified from Record.
 MILES T. ORANGES, todae. All peFsons indebted 10 said estate are hereby nDtltl4d 10 make Immediate payment to
 Epw4RD F. CowLgs,
 HAfwARD AsfI1RvEY. AdministrGteFss