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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
aNEHVOTS COMPL.IyT,

ani ~ these diseases Medicine Is oi ~. s7-. Dr.
ever. Il uct y does good alI = o4.vl .-
S,rups Extracts Bsins B4lsams. L..,.-,
Pills Powders ami PO,Inns of every k-a- ..
worthless, for they weaken the sl-al e-----. .
already prystrltei system while un-er ,,-.--
ening hie giving, vi;aliLing influence o.. .-..-l.
.s applied ty this besutifu! discover --r..-st
patient ald = aaksEo! s1-e-sr 10 Testlrz. 9. .--
health strength. elasticity ami viEo--
Ihese TeIrllks rel-.e 20 such t7es-' -s s.
RtLGfA TIC DOLORtiN, bHD- SITS
FiTsTlOS Of tie HART, WE4EN-~. .-..
ttNALt. DISORDERS. s'rh ss StBt' N-.
ACHE, LAS>iI CDr. AID BF.Sf ONLsN I.s
are only other names f1r Senous -a-.----
EPtLEFT!C FiIS AID CUSs JiStOSs "-sls
now known to result from 1,li-s
Electric influence. NERVOUS IkE'.GEN --.
Mss, SLrci. IS nearly always caus--
OF the J1itory Nsr. IS. AMI can always f~ ---
csfsi ~ G-lii a:.lsal vvi.sa TIE organ = -r
DIS7ErSIA. H. - worst forms FAL.>i o.. Pea
LYS.S ra4.J-sc!y caused y defer. e.. 81 N--a
influence CHRONIC RHErN tTiS'f I1F'
OF The LIVER, PAN IL the SIDE, 81 asSi
CIL1TiOS. SPINAL AMI Zip 'nN'L 4iN
DEFICIENCY oG NERVOUS aa4 IHr-.. ST.
ERG4 al all those distressing cu749laIlts rss
ing from a DkbA%Gt-5iEST ui the SsBFt
SiSTCi.
In thr aho-e prevalent anl '7-r' e c'''s ~
eases-Nervous to.aplaiH;s are a.uca I-5E. G4l
Uls than l. ..-EeIa.ly -l.- .,..l-l-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
MAGSGTiC YLUTl

Ts, acknowledged ant extraordinary ,,..
powers Of th-ss wonderful llysl:inn. 3, s,-g =.
e-sliy Known and their 'alcs ard rcru:4..q- ~
out the whole colLtEy so extensive. u.at j. ~
seem unnecessary - urge dor EeiIss sI-t'-- y
come late cITcU.nstaEcrs have "ccurret SL.,a -.
il i natter U; duty 20 tie public not 70 = 1..-
si.ent !9r utIie ii.e e,lcnersl nostillr, II !. t.
are trumre'yt BY columns through tie f--,
swallowed rs quart. eud gallons ty t4s a.
and ara found iu,l good frT nothing,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
TILE TAPE WORM!

TIs is the most ifruit Worm to destroy Of all that
inirS the hurlsn systrm 1t grows to au aihi"s md IL
pifr l,n.tE becoming cnei and fastrnd ii IN the nes
tine. ard stomaeh crc,ins the Eealth sadly a. To
caus. St yitus Dance Fit, Nc. that those afflicted > IN
suspect that Is IdPe Ho"m hast "ins TIE 20 an
,arly grave In orler to destroy this Yer rnrr-
grtic Treatment h. puTsnrl II would th"rhr be
proper to take OF my Liver fis' - a. t. remove
all otstructi,us, that the Worm > rui ma! r." "i'1'
anon the worm which must he tak,n in doseS 81 suo
tai ,spoonflIs three tilacs day: irs~ directions i'
lope Rave never been hnown to fai! S curing Tie most
obstinate Of fups Hofta.
VGBENSACK'S LIVER Pills
No art OF the morc Liable to iseit-c t'an the
Liver IL ,,ins fitrrcr 10 purify the b!o' or CIV
ing prnpcr secretion u the BILE 20 That any "r'
rt,n of the Liver effects III. other mIortaul parts u
;i- - or and results ,sriousiy IN Liver S"ini i1'i
JAun,iirr. DesI,I,sia &c We should therefore. ~Ht"
every s,.pt,I that might nd ritc "f"nS az IN Z"
the Liver. Inysc Pills beng composed 90 "'"' az"
JYf, furnished hv heal the sick namely lst
An YT.farg, which augment the secretion from th'
pulmonary membrane or promote inc iS mar
of sscr,r matter IND An +'trErs- which changes ~
some mex pcahie and insensibc manner TIE certain NOR
md action the system o. Tome which gives tons
ami strength to the system, r-ncwin- h'ati
and visor to all 1arts of the body. ith. CdttTItt
which in perfect harmony with the oh"r ingredient.
and oJ Grating the h,rcls. and expelln- III" ~h '
Of corrupt and ,itat'd matter aud urJ l"5 III
blood. ~hich destroy. disease anu Restores health
TO FE NI l. $.
You will find theS,. Fill. an invaluable medicine in
many complaints which you subj jrt In "ht-pc
tons either partial. they have been found oi m
To "A healthy action purifying TIE blood AMI o! Hui'
-fe-iuav put ~ ht H.l complaints ~'nr r,'y
Aaic irr"-uiar ts ~ hraiHrhe, Ei.diIirss
diIlncss "f = -ht. ain IL the si!e back, &c-
None genuine unless signed ]. y. IoELs
SACK and others being base imitation.
Agent, wishing new supplies, and store
keepers ,!csirou> of becoming agents must al
dress the Proprietor, J. y. H"BESs.cE, at hi'
Laboratory, No. 100, North I'd, above Rae,
St, PhlIad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants IN ih'
United states.
AsEyrs-Dr. Thornton 81 J. Baker, Lewis
burg. wholesale and Retail Agents Tor bnioI
Co.-Davis 81 Schnure ,SelinSgrove sjtitz"r q
Bro, Mliillnburg; Youngman Il Walters. nr
Valley; r. Keller. Adamsburg; :. Wittenmycr
Middleburg; NJ. Speehi. Beaver,own J. i
Dieitenderier, New Columbia; A. II. Lu1
Forest Hill. PRIcT, EACH s5 CENTS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
PIANO AGENCY.

AN!NF hren aFfo'nted Agent Tor The sa!r
OF the celebrated Pianos. manufactured by
GEO. SOGHT, PIliiae.,
the undersigned would be happy 10 supply any
citizens OF the Susqurhanna country who may
desire Al Instrument well made, after the latest
Improvements. Two OF these Instruments have
lately been introduced into Lewisbure, to which
am happy TO refer any one. The Pianos are
are warranted, snd # not satisfactory on trs for
vear, they may he exchanged. Prices reason
able FRANCIS J. GESSNER.
LeyiShurg Feb "a 1859.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Convention Of Soldiers of 1872,

The NationalConven,inn Of the surviving
Soldiers of the War of 1872, met IN accord
anee with previous notice, in Old lndepen
denee Hall, Philadelphia, on Monday the
. h inst, at II o'clock NJ. The Conven
ion was organized by the appointment OF
Hon. Joel B. Sutherland, as President, with
twenty three Vice Presidents and ten Sec
rctaries.
There we're several hundred Delegates
in attendance, representing nearly every
section Of the Union.
The President returned thanks for the
honor conferred upon him and after some
remarks appropriate to the occasion, read
a series of able and spirited resolutions
which were considered and unanimously
adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
at the Chinese Museum, at 6 o'clock 10 the
evening. Here the meeting was highly
interesting, several speeches we're made,
and resolutions adopted in favor Of gran,
for lbO acres Of land to all who served any
time III lsi2 or Is, and to institute a Ma
tional Society, similar to the Cincinnati, tc
comprise the Soldiers of the War of 1912
when the Convention adjourned sine die
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

vhcl al hopc of iie. i.-i hsvI gwen uH. O..
thir. else been tried in vain. lie be1sii-i7i ---
which have uniformly attended theis us-
de.itlr stated - Re witliout Taroi.el N t-' --
OF MEDICAL Science ti-f,F'.I7lt, las as si ..
phvs;cians Isiies cf The highest sJar'i--
gushcI persons AG.tl.-g e.e-Ate. ou---.- Sic.
merchant. manufacturers aet ri'cia1'-. =.
and tie rlch 1liAe often = hole ialiii.ls s-l'..
classes IA - s.-H coalitions. lt-- o1H r.. '.r
cipie.is. aaI have e,U.-ly acAa-vie.-a- ..s 3.
thus received
n etIt Re ku0grn and rc-re- 10 -
Na:uEI Restorative for tao N..- . ''a.'a a-ai
AMI tis. in ali Nervous Diseases s,C .|
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
CIIRisTIE'S CiLFiUC CrglTiTE&
Ar. mn i!,soIus. aud Positive Sp-cif.

The BELT IS r-zi 8 -. the hots or sys.s-1 e
rally j. .-i,-r-l ,le ~. .i- Ats. tcs c'. ----
ihe Ihu,-' Is N-tLuia ant B-o1chl'.s- ans r.. -
Head sli ne BHAt LL,S iOr all t.isotdtI' ~
arms or Licis ss Rheru-Iisrn, fsl-y- 7 r-r..-9 .
Spssnlcdic affections 1Aese Articles are Simply
ni.ei as directed with tie NAei\EIiL FL' ID "
accompanies them, ani when faithfully use4
NEILR FAIL!
rs- TIE g-aat rsrr1i9ri.v AM rvcc,le7-e ef
GALFA<t' a. trtf s consists u Gle ..--
they -lrcst ami cCTr disease hy oE'tr-f .-. 't
in r!1-c Of tie us'-l r"r.lgt Of Iru----
Physick'.fg the patent MI exhausted r1-a-e b.
kr.e.es-ly ua,er tie i-si-'.'I. Ia.y s...---H
,rio,s Si,ss7l s7iuis-e ne .ica'4'ra ef Pie Pcs.
moe re ssrsH-.arg taf. zs 'r sI.re ,..-..-
ca, r-rsr ta 10 - -.f.s. s-i tuil.r a7 crf .---
>-u-e tIcis -a'7... -...sl 90 iLe u-led S,s--s
three ves-s sinrc. u &c t-7n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
HARRISBURG BOOK -BIMpERY.

f. L. KJZTER 4 CO., sgcess0rs 10 W o. Hsck0S, Nscaoh
d ClatiRt, c,,i HctCk # bITTtU,
DOOK BINDERS. Stationers, and Blank
ID Book Manufactures, HARRIsBuKG, Pa.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they carrying he above bus
mess al the ULD STAND occupied by iIiekok Barret
They har them selves that by careful attention tus
moss they will merit and receive a continuance of tie
patronage, so literally enjoyed by the old firms
Particular attention will ha paid the Ruling and
Binding every description of BLANK BOOKS for Banks
County Offices Merchants and Private individuals. and
every variety Of hslfbound Blank Rooks Music
Newspapers, sc. bound in any style required.
In addition the abOvethey have and will at all times
keep general assortment of STATIONERY consisting
Letter, Cap Drawing, Transfer. Copying and Bloting
paper Waters, Arnolds Writing Fluid Lead Pencils,
Black Ink, Blue Ink, Sealing Wax, Copying Ink. States
and Pencils Letter Stamps India Rubber Waters, Red
Tape, Blank Boards. Folders, Erasers Sc.
tf PaPerruled to pattern, and all work warranted
sOd done very ehesply. FL. HUTTER { CO.
May 81. ls52.-ly.
uJBooks and Pamphlets to be bound may be
left with Editor Of the he~isbure Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC,
an0 TIC German EGnauaac.

VERY tt.rkfn for past
: nET1ElSs. patronage from the Citizens
~1.M>\ * r :. and Students OF l.ewisburg and
vicinity, the subscriber would
state that he continues to give
Instructions on the Piano and Gutar-al-o in
Vocal Music-and in the German Language
Having been taught in the best Music Schools
IN Germany, he deems himself amply qualified
to teach Music and TO aid in the correct accrisI-
ton OF the nch German tongue. lie will alsc
tune Pianos. and put them in repair, if desired.
Residence. after the lst AprIl next. on North
Third St, frs, door south of the SchooIhou>e.
Feb e4,Is52. FRANCIS j. GESSNER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
ANOTHER INSTANCE oE cANDoE

To ID L. NoErHr,c. NJ. n ten Ast. for 1r
CHRIsTg. New lo'a.
U,a- Sr-Be-rg a physician ia the vicinity :.
An, Of vcur Agents have been macs Crptihe1 ia
the examination Of your Galysnic Cu.sti, aEi
highly pleased " ih their practical rssais. have
observed that they constIuctsi The sci.,
thc principle for the gelfls. stfs, TI.s.ai and or->
t,.rai ieyelopmen; of the tialvanic Cc-It thereby
filing dsideratuua. long sought for but hcTe;oics
unknown. ! cheeriulIy recommend them Tor tn,
alienation ard cure of those distressing ailnen1
called NxRvous COMPLAINTS for Wkica they are
happily and ingeuiously designed.
Very truly yours, DAVID RICE, .
Leverett Mass, February is, 1850
~ No trouble OF insony enisnce attends he ~
Of DIR CIIRISTIE,S G.iLJ.iNIc CU74TDES
and thew may be worn by the most feeble and Del
cate with perfect and safety In nssy c@ss
the sensation attending their use IS hIeA, T,si's..
md a.reeatle They are accompanied by fuil ias
plain directions tor use Pamphlets with iiiI Fs,
iiculars may be obtained graiis, OF the suiho''s
Agen
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

SUDDEN DEATH-J. b. Vashon, long
known as the most wealthy and influential
colored man in Pittsburg, died suddenly
Of apoplexy, on Thursday evening, the
9Th ult He had served in the war of
1872. snd was about 70 attend the con, en-
'l.4 u its soldiers which meet this week
'a Philadelphia. He was sitting waiting
at The depot for the cars to start, when
-no Que near observed him falling, caught
him aud found him dead. His son was
admitted to the New York Bar, and is q
man Of fne taleuts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20
Lightning Rods.

Lightning kOdS.
4 FTER many Yeas close investigation nnd
n Humorous experiments the raten'cc takes
PLEASURE in informing the public that he has
arrived At the tue principle q: protecting !ami'i-s
dwellings, and property from he destructive infu-
ence ci HTNiN G. The eaiam'iirs
hat every Gu, Town, Village and County tails
victim to annually, lhfo' the gross negligence of
rs Inha'iian,s, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is 50 easy TO obta,n--ihis Is
;oun.I IN
ARMTTAGE'S
!)atcui ti!a.ne!ie fisIluins Roos,
and ia thl> alone This Rod Ia. been examined
hy the most scientific q nI-rnen IN the world
Professors VI Murtrir, johnson. " alor and many
orhers that have examined them recommend ami
speak OF them IN the highest 'erm- Of appreciation"
and have pronounced them the only sale rods III
use in this any other county tor the protection
o. Lives and Property. One advantage is t" divide
and throw back part of the ell cr'c fund harmless
% the clouds in time OF stroke this enables the
rod 10 conduct tina, portion of fluid that belongs
TO the earth without the slishie-t danger Of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
dvant,ges over the old one. The only Psce OF
manufacturing Is IN
Vine 81. 3 d,ors atore 18th, Philadelphia.
.here all persons are respectfully invited to call
aid ea anime for Themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMlTAGE.
| Order- promptly attended to. Terms cash.
| These rods have been purchased and success
iu!ly used by the following individuals, companies
ard corporations, whose names are chcerfully
submitted
In and ar P"Gdd>iphid.-A. s. Roberts. Gcorg'
S.rtzi.ger. Judge Bouvier, Judge CoDrai. j. MuiOrd
john iIrne g. c. CLANCY, ! Brrnncr. u Oakley tourat
Inccrsoi, The Biock-y AIEslouse Anderson brothers
| l,y j. l.. Grant. John hoffman. Th"s. Grover, Bat
Iioous. A L. GInkers II. SmT fhos Mott Co. Mr.
bow ming. }. Grcer, J. ". Watson, {. Humphreys,
ilip, Co. J. ~ man. y Bsricn J nyebsliIr, o. Pep
per. NJ sarilc-s Mr. Martin, :. y ridley. J. Brnki,y
NJ Dayi.ou. Dr. Paul. = II. iowrrs Co, J. Hn,pcnny
II. Miller, the Rcd Bank Dtrl. the L. :. Arsenal IN
! spring ,!.rteu Commissioners Hall.
IN IL, SIT. IF S.,c Lrsry-'icorce Crispin. Juds
NCalI. Judge Dayton .'os.n N.lman DIR. II. NMurti,
B.uj Rohr.is Mr. !. b' " un2.
IN TNION 'OFNTI.
HrTtry Tr.-Mark Iia.ipenuy. VIM Foster. John IIaa:
J ii hr.i Irt-rs. Jacol, Smith, David Fi!mau, Hrubr
M-rclI, G"ors. k..cknrr. .NsIr R,i4in-Cnnrt Hons,
auf t.mmis -ionrrs' Office Linicst.as Tp-John Rrbc
| iTfnn Tp-Dr. Charles Wilson. Washington Tp-'oH
kuutz. Simon kuntz. Fnn Tp.-Isaac Cou.drYn. Whii
| De,i Ip.-Mchacl Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

DEEDS Of superior form. for sale at the
~ ChrMjeie saiee. Q ~ Single ~ p1 ass
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-20

FL HIZyER 4 CO.. sl.c-ss0rs 10 " o. RckOS Kiclol
d EIntin.. c,.d Nlc.lk q Blrr.tt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12
Tlna Fair..

Our New Haven exchanges of Tuesday give glowing accounts of the opening of the State Fair. U.
 The first train of working cattle which entered. came f'om Porlland-twenty yoke of magnificent oxen. drawing a cart wi h banners. and accompanied by attendants. with the meal tubs, grain, and necessary implements for feeding and taLiag care of thear beasts,
 During the whole of Monday the entry clerks were busily engaged. At about half past o'clock, though the freight from none of the railroads had arrived on the ground, there were strong indi- cations that the different departments would be fufI7to ovesnowing ;sa largs rumber of working oxen, fat cattle. cows, sheep, poultry, swine and horses were already in their stalls and pens.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12
Correspondence ef the Eramiiae,..
Litchfeld North Consociatian.

Litchfeld North Consociatien.
 The annual meeting of the Litch6eld North Ooasocialion was held in Warren, FSeptcmber 26th and 27.h. Besides the usual annual business, the body were called to install pastor over the church in Warren, an,l to dissolve the relation between. Rev. William H. Moore and the church in Torringford. and between Rev. William w. Page and the church in Kent; thus leaving the churches of Litch6eld North in more destitute condition than before. The meeting of tae body was characterized by great harmony of senti. ment and cordiality of feeling. and the advantages of consociation as bond of fellowship and means of good in our churches. were happily illustrated by the deep interest expressed for those flocks without shepherd. which from va,iety of causes. have become very numerous within our bounds. The installation ser. vices were wholly without parade or os- tentation. and seemed to be the simple Mterances of Christian feeling: IL is g significant fact that several persons whc were present from the cities, and who have long listened to the most laborcd performances of our celebrated preachers expressed themselves as charmed and ,le, lighted dwith thetcucl,mg simplicity which
 characterized almost every utterar ce.-
 The sc,ip'atts were read and an intro. dnciory prayer offered by Rev. F. P. Parry of Ellsworth. The sermon wa, l preached by Rev, David Mardock of New
 Milford. The installing rr,yer was of
 fered by Rev. H. L. Vaill of Lilchtield
 Charge to tue pastor by Rev, Dr. La
 throp of Sharon. Right hand of fellow, l ship by Rev. L. Pel,in of Goshen. Ad
 dress to the people by Rey..J. A. Nc. Kinstry of Torring.on. The concluding prayer by Mir. Perrin. and Benedic,ior ] by the pas.or. Rev. N. N. Waterman, who enters upon his labo,s with the pras. pect of permanent usefulness and happi. \ ness in his new field of labor.
 ls H ss l "a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12
Fairfield Co. Fair,

The fourteenth annual Fair of this County wss held at Stamford, from the 2Gth to the 29th ult. The Fair WIS held in large tent, l25 by 80 fee. in was lighted each even ing by gss from a newly >inventetl Port. able Gas Apparatus. It is es imated that 15,000 persons visited the grounds duing the ses ions. Over ,oo0 entl ies were made on the books of the secretary, numbering l5l va,ieliss of vegetables. over 300 head of cattle s,me 90 horses and colts; l7 pens of swine !: l6 pers of sheep: 75 coops of poultry. sEc. Six teen competitors entered for the blowing match, and the highest premium, of $2o, WAS received by James Hoyt, New Ca- nam. @
 Barnum was there, and delivered his lecture on Hum buzz" oo Tuesday eyes ring to 2OOO lsene s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12
Dr. Graham found Guilty.

The trial of Dr. Graham for the mur- der of Col. Loring at the St. Nicholas Hotel, in August last, was concluded on Monday. The obnoxious Juror Ia rela> tive of Ms. Graham) was by consent withdrawn, and the argument and charge were given to the eleven remaining. They retired at sunset. and at 3 o'clock, Tues- day morning, brought in verdict ci manslaughter in tie second degree.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12

manner each fair viSiieS sisokrd hiu uor. ships loug sllken goaiso Taihsr oon,id- cred that Rppsndags an armament thau OthesWise. As.a whole, tho exhibition must bs considered as inferior tO lhal q last year.
 An additional feature of intsTesl is inS troduced into che pOlit ical scrub. race. to come of this fall, that is the nomination of Daniel Ullman for Governor. by ths Know NOlhings. This could hardly havs' been foreseen, but come such . tLing vas needed iO make the medley complete .Ee is doubtful if the Silver Grsys unite on him.
 Much anxiety is beginning to Dc fslE about the Collins steamer Arctic. which has been out some sixteen days accord. ing to the, Canada, which arrived Ghis morning. On her last trip from Liver. pool she struck sunken rock in tho British Channel, and was obliged to put back for repAirs. and 1t is probable that some slight accident dslsya her now. She bears an unusually large number of passengers. among whom, We understand is Mrs. Collins. wife of the proprietor of the line.-It is the general impression that Dr. Graham the murderer of Col. Loring. will be acquitted. A firat cousin of Mrs. Graham is one of the iurymen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12
The Eastarn War.

The steamer Canoda arrived 1t New York on Friday. bringing impo, tan, news from the seat of war. The Tribune re. marks:
 The Russian war has at last assumed . phase of profound interest. An allied army. 5S.000 strong, hes laaded in the CTimea. unobstructed, and ia marching on Sevastopol; while IA 1000 men are on the way from Varna lo swell the ins vading fctce 10 above 70. GOO. Precisely how strong the Russians are in the Pso- vince we have no means of knowing. but 1t may well be doubted wletler in pitched battle they can cope with the allies; and as for . siege, the result at Bomarsund does not lead us to expect anything brilliant from tue Russians ia the way oi defending Notifications. nor anything very solid in the Notifications themselves. Nor is our confidence in> creased by the fact that the supreme command in the Crimea is in the hands of the arrogant and shallow Menchikoff, who has never yet distinguished himself as a eoldier. However. we shaii see after having been surprised by the brave> " and skill of the Turks, the wotld may now receive a similar surprise from the Russians. Atany rate the question must, be rapidly decided: ard the allies must promptly capture Sevastapol or take to their ships again and flee, stall more d;s> gracefully than Napier is about to do from the Baltic.
 There is report from nstan,inople that conditions of peace have been agreed upon, but ii s a hoax. There can be no peace till one of the parties is beaten, The invasion of Russia ,ende,s that cer. tain. if there Was any doubt about il be- fore. e.
 From Spain we have renewed com. plaio's that M,. Soule is engaged in rsv> .olutionary maciina;ions. and is spending money freely fcr that purpose. From the other countries there is nothing of special moment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12

FOREIGN Op1S1oN.-A despatch from Genoa, und,r date of Sept. l. says the destruction of Greytown by the American Republic, is characterized in all circles there as ar unmiIigated outrage. which is redeemed from the. con;emp, due 10 meanness. by its wiskedness. Thedes
 pots of civilized Eur ,pp. it is currently said. have too much self respect for sucl, a cowardly exhibition of vandalism. more like the incendiary icentiousness of bulies and fieebooters. than the temper- ed wrath ofa supeliar power. Such is a simply translation of the language which tAmetican ciiie ms abroad ar. mortified to hear iu all the highways, cafes and saloons of Europe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-12
Ihe Lifcftieio Enquirer.
I.l.ehaela, Thur.daT. bod. Is, bod.
cnnntv Cnnrk.

The October term of ll,e County Court was opened on Tuesday-Juge GooDw1S on the bench. As the criminal cases have all been thrown into this Court, there is a larger amount of business than usual.
 Judge Goodwin has appointed GIDEON HALL. Esq. of Winst"d, States Attorney, and HENRY B. GRAvEs. Esq. of this viI- lage, Clerk of the Court. -a-s