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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-02-03

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EoTTLEs-For Purifying ihr q cod and for the
uf oI SCIoiu'a RLcuna ism, stnli'rn Ulcers, Us.
'tsia Sah' Rhenm. Fever Sores Erl sipelss Fimries
bI"S htrcurlaI Diseases, tn'sheous Erupi1us Liver
'"mpaiit, Brnnthiis. Consumption. Female Com.
rla'i-. Loss OF AppetI'e. Ger erni Dat i'iiy. &c.
IN thl- preparation all tie restorative nrnoer,ies q
e roo are concehtra''d in tier utmost strength and
'ncaoi hntwhie Farssparii'a Root f0rins an impoT.
ahl art oi us cnmiatiOn. il H. a. III me com.
"nhhd with other vegetable Of grI at pover
ana ~ ls IN the pfcu Iar Cob aud scientific uan
hffol tsprepartnn. that s remark alp success in tEs
.ure o' disease defends II acis smul srrousIy uron
we stomach the circulation ard tie EOveis; and thus
1ee processes, which are ordinarily tie resutof three
ui"e'eht Kinds 0i medicine. carried on al the SAINT
Hhe tfough the nstrumentality of This one remedial
agent Which gently stimulates while disinfprts and
efnesirhm The stomach and bowels that Irritating
ana al the same time and tone Hany
ouer preparations initiate II in hearing the name OF
SHsaparIla and IN that their resemllan ends being
"len prepared from worthless and inert roots and or
course sesses no healing curative properties. and
pauehts IN making choice Of which they i'll use should
ahe no oher ht that one entitled their confidence
Hni the long iIst or cures IL has ehctnd on living wit
heSsrs whose Testimonials and residence have besu
It's worth "
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-02-03
Prepared by j. c. AVER, Chemist,

- LOWELL. Mass.
Sold in 81. C'arsvi'le by IT, ALEX AMBER and I
w. COLLINS and hy Druggists everywhere.
E Jan. q. lSji-3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
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0nHaesday, ,tseni6g, bst week, a fire broke out in the six story building, No. asl BtoaawaS Nav Yolk.
 s The fire originated in .bs upper por> lion of The building. but bow or in what mapnsg has notas yet been ascertained. Only short time elapsed before several powerful streams were poured into the .baildings but-sle flames spread withas. tonisbiug rapidiLy. compupicaling, to the third and fodflI stofiesI and dsfthg es. cry effort of tue 6remen. While SD en- gagged in the building 2 portion qfb lhe .rear wall fell in Mith q fremendons .CEash carrying with t several of the fremen through the skYligllsOEer the extension at the end of the building, npon=the first floor. The remaining iiremen maintained 'their position when in q short time an. other portion of ths val fslb carrying with j. some fifteen OrjWenty-fiys of the
 
 men into the basementstoryy Many6re- men were at work on tue fisst floor res. ouing from she ruins shose tifst injured and these also met. wilha similar fate. The scene at this timeabeggafed des' oriptjon.i, Withiasthe building could bs \ distinctly lieard the Imoans and cries fol he9p ofthe' poor fellows under the, ,fuin' while without, the 6remen were contend ing manfully with the dessructiveelemen and some were poalipg sEa.erupon, those 1 portions of the Tuins'wher6 their com, panions lay,', in order to prevent then from being injured mors tban possible b. the burning simbers, cinders and heated rubbish which surrounded. them..ak Thirteen bodies were taken from tn, ruins. and some twenty more fremer were found to be badly injured. :oae O whom has since died. t, $, J g ialr
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

SHRR1Tr KrLLHp BY 4 Mol. T6s Mi- chigan papers contain accounts U q dread fpl riot at Sagipaw, on tic 17th u. It Originated ia ah attempt cf ss0lne three hn1dfed msnlO burn the fail in that place. and rescue the prisousrs. The Sheriff and others ihseygeEed 10 phe down the riot. and the ShssiE was Killed. "A large numhenof the rioters were arrest- ed and bound over 10 await an examin> ation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

Y h.As
 EMIGRATIoN FROM THK EAsr-To-THR WEST Nov tlma gthe esnigration from New England to California and 4 ustralla has, in degree cs .sed. the emigration 10 the West has sre>comme enced aea greatly increased rate. I've Elearns that during the present Spring, the number leaving is antaAy doIblsAhat ol any pres vious years ggInmap eases whole fahai. lies apparently in comfortable ciscum> stances. take their departure. A large p,oporiion are frsul Maine. with some from Massgchusetisand New Hampsh:ts Mary intend to locate in Illinois. and . purtion are bound to Wisconsin. and even to tue lteasiioEies still further vest ward. TsEgEgsg sra ii ...s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
[ The aNfanadion rIaus,a. .

Mr. Spencer. alter an administration of nineteen years at the Mansion House insishis village--iastr week sesigned his posssto Mt. Crossman,I late of the United States Hotel. We believe Litchheld has ,elways enjoyed sle reputation of Keeping gnods hetels.tRnd gahe fair fame of the ihmsioa HoaaepwiA notl be allowed so suffer under the hands of its, present lo llpoaanager.svr; an na eaasa Q, hsnl3al lisl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
rh.. nalahrntian nr nnnhurr.

Thursdss s.laSg fhe day aPpOieted for the ceremonies ip bonor Of the erection cf the Wooster MOpumenS wss the Cc~ caslop of 5 great gathering at Daubury. viaitors began .o sssemble cn WednsssA day, and tbs following morning witnessed the presence of larger number of peO- ple than was ever before seen in the ,s,reetsof 4hatHucienst0wn: ScmsdUzen' military and Ere eompapies were pres: last, ,bssidss ets MesSns. Oad Fellbws. and other benevolent societies. The pro cessioe ,qss.f fprped end procesded ts the -nnonument, which was completed except the esp al0nss This gst0ne mag raised above the shaft iEgthe top of which, was cut anUpsuiHgfoi tlle reception ofa cop. Der box. h this box were deposited. ip vie view Y of tie audience. .he bpllss which was shot into, ,the body of WoosleFs end Iound5idhis graye=:scopiessdf the Staie
 
 and Gbe NGsicn6p Constitution 4cOpies oG thg resolutions of the Gsnefal Assembly ,', ,s'p,pyoPrialinggo funds for the erection of .bs naonument-Tsome mesrecofds of Hifap Lodge, of New Haven, which .Gsnesal wo5stes bssisssd n ksuhdiag several newspapers. yariouis e5oid. silver and cop peEsoin Of ahe coinage of 4Pe lunitsd Slaies=~so eopyso6the 'speeclrtofs ohm COtsbnl Smitt, Esq, o6ahs iesolutionlof tlis' Gshera Assembly to apRro opsiatss money for the erection of lhe naonume ent and ,va,ioastresolutie utienaryg and masonic relics, &c.ss&c.d d This box was soldsfed iRaBs presence of the :malsitad placed in it's receptacle in tthas top of the shalt, and the cap stone let down upsp it,
 saHbs procession tbena returned to the church. and after other exercises. the m ovation was delivered by Hon. Henry q psming, of tHastfordaa He concludes as follows: ,? uog nas Mv'ifwe but faFn to iiie silent halls ol death, we can find in almost every grayise- yard of Connec!icat, immortal exam ples or patriotic virtue, in6petishablel model. i6f every exalted worth, while no cl,soni. cle of wild romance bssaths such inspir4 Hing strains to deeds of sacrifice ahd daarr. ing. as tie story Of OoHnecIicu. s stfug> \ 3gs4e for liberty and religion. The living Seed ofsfdtafe heroes and patriots is in l our father s9ldst.l ls We will t1easure up every council. which they ndeditateda in perplexity, every stirring word they ut. tered iG peril and despair, all that they achieved Tor liberty wilhtlie halter round 4lleir necks and the scaffold before them. We will saeredly guard the graves tliat hold such precious inspiration for the 'fu> ttifeI; we will lnaik them with memorials that shalF endure to Che slast syllable ol recorded time. q We will lead the frs, thoughts of aspiring youth. and the las! of Adesponding age, t5 the nionumenta shafts. while tell how Hale and Lsdyard and Wooster died D aG lofi0us niaftyTi over whose nslies We have this day, pef. formed the lass solemn rites of gratitude toaeh oHf heasts with a spark from tha flame which burned in thy'own.- -inspirt us 'wi.hshy unfalteling love for country teach us nobly to suffer. bravely to die. ,Satfsd .1h baf4Hag swnaA tod ID ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

DowFFAhL or TIFF P9tLAR OF PEAcE.' -4tRdn hrie sOt sahG shieSest cliffs which
 form the dividing line between Lancas. shire and Yofkskire, and which consfis st,itslat. ihAta ap0idsE the s.' BaeEboas [ Aog Englands theIvMeEe efgcEed; ins sfiie yUzR
 lel4rl5sa tall massive column ef Foulrs commemorative 6f the joy which ilie ii.
 habjtants of those pild distriess GeIts at
 the abdieation of Nspoleou- sugges-
 tive fdemOiiaf AOf the blessings which
 peacsg bad Jat'lass bG6hgifs toahS iisisio
 coun.riey which its sepprale64 A large
 number of persons subscribed 10 the cost
 of it's erection,e aAdt iI Mss called the
 I" Pillarsof Peaee.p ,sA fen weeds since
 however, as we learn from thR.sIsondop Times, the people of DahgeIfgld Hsre alarmed by loud boise, as of a pealsof ,hundef from the heavens and dpbh Hooking towards the summit, they lound |lheif old land. mark lay 10 rpins snpon n base. An ominons aceideniJ q = csg.s ,s'-1s, gga t9ss@ Ies@
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

The ground for a new a Presbyiesian church in MsFsIe Aseaaa. Bridgeport. is to be broken in sFfsw day .. vs slf is to be built of pressed b,iick. aud ofshs Corrip- tl,ian ordsr--62 feet by 90, ,qewish ispife c0s fee. in height. alssis intended to .accommoda.e sbsnt ll5O persons and the expense, exclusive og course of the lot. is eslima,ed at $40. .e0O. s8 s.s ..,. z:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

The Receivers of the Eastern Bank as
 Killipgly. advertise that they sill pay to bill-h0lde,s whose claims hass lseen duly presented and allowed. .ixig five cehts on the dollar, on and afier ihe lst day yrof
 May. The payment will be'mads as lhs
 Windham; Coup!y Bank ai RrookIyns
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

The skeleton of inc MastodoK ane ap al Newbnfg. N. Y, few yeass ago, is in the possession lof D. SWalIen of Bos. ton, who hse erected q fro p.oof build- jag for ils preservation. at an expense of $lO. 900. IL is twelve feet hieh. and weighs Iweaty-tM0 Jh6Gsand pbands.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

AT~PRRsIDENT PiERcs Has DoxEs At 2. social meeting at the housed democratic Senator ip Washing ton, one daylast week. some Of ,hs sompas were speaking rather contemptuously of Press ident Pierce. Senator Seward. who was present, said ds::ass sAa sad25AA
 .uYdnsae wrong, gestlsmsn. io speak dispsragingly of President Pie,crsallshas done one thing which none of you could have accotnplished.b FgAI@sss
 Whatiissthat Q 'waE dena6ded on all sides.a a4yes .s6s1uss saaHras E. ss1gss
 'Why,' replied Seward, he has giv. en dignity, to the admipislraiion of John Tyler, by the contrast of bis ownr
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Ing cnoLrRA. aaniag 0aSisS Sf

Ing CHOLERA -..aAA AAlsfmiag asSoaStsSf the apptoseh of the cholera are daily reaching us. The chip TonaM anda aFs rived at Philadelphia f,om Liverpool last Saturday. had about fifty deaths dnsipg ahe passage of disease saidto ressmble cholera. and the Blapcle.aa St. J1Rn, also, from Liverpool, reports shittysfve deaths from the same disease. Health Committees and others entrusted with the cleanliness of cities. should be very prompt in the discharge of their. duties. The severity of the disease may be mi, gated by timely. caution. There are in. dications that the cholera will De preya> lent daljng the coming eum11ef.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

| The New London Star recommeads Hon F. c. Mstler. cf ihat .ci,y, nov
 SecretaTy ols Slate of Conpecsicus. aa
 Consnl to Honplala. iu place of B. R.
 Angell, of Western NeH York. reieeied by the Senaiess The Star says: ]: .Heis
 ssssy way qualified 10 -iill she office wilh
 honor to himssIf ASdl Ihs somplete sat.
 isfactioH 0f our a 06veFanSeaI. He had
 vsfy strong and ihiiSsntIzI sapp6fsswhen N. Aqgsll VI sRpeis'sa
 T6s aidalslosa s+d.ibsl .ays s ;;. conlenp npla,ioa to eslablisi. au ss;seensI $
 Theological seaina,y is that civ. under the apefiplendnace q Right. Rev. John
 Wllliamss A.sislans Bishon os tl,e Dio, eese. A fund Of about SyO. GOO is ss,- qured for the pns pose. of which some SSss0O0 hare alFeady bsen subselihsd. ss ss ' asssaFsa h censeauenee q ne isporc tbas eola had been found in large quaaiiliss u tia A l4ason river. many Adsshlafsss are rushing Ahilhef. especially frnm AnslSR- lia. An English slip landed lately As El9nps ReEps tsS passengs gsKs from A1sa tHalias going 10 the Amnson gold 6slde. Y svss it 2 -s -1. 2 sses-s s.sI Tn tho United Hsnfss Senate On AEcsa day. SenAlos SKisl1s s0l9d !. .niemd- Iialuf the halieyeEs in SpiritnaIism, eirn. ed by lS. 900 nalAes. haking G01kssts to investigate x lhe nagler. Inc EsnaEor made lhere1p pod n Very bulnorons spsech Sni tks .pemoFial ]. sAs lad ppa18 bs table sAAdA.5 .e ssIsf&
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
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 kisehdeid. ThursdaEf nlaE {. iesk
 AE0rhER II EsH.EF.
 III hess af coDsids ssabls dan, ip various quafssrs resulting fsOm ths fains of last week.
 The dams of the paper-mill and two others SG Bantam were swept of on Sunday, Hwo,ahpPs YGfe also caFaied Sdowa by thes flood. fhe CccH paalss sSf another building were obliged se escape tlb6agh tic AihdpAe tpssA61IDE Q liss&
 Tue Housatunic, as far up as New Milford, sysid tp Bs tt9ss feet higher than hss been kpQgn Tor apspy yssra,rr The sWasersat tias pOiuks vas upsackdl the Iailtdadpbfidgs, a eiFcgmslanseithal iias ,ieSSt BelOfs 6echiFed.a The super! stfuctaOSse s taS was T raised id iiom it's bsd. st ibe south eud, but ip olherd dpWt the bridge appeara tache ahinliredilgss .ogs s1aeg
 ;Wsalehrasahat aiSonsldesa6lss aaaih2 2e Twas dbnisI to the ohigliwsyss of several loyns ip s.ll .shis lslg lsg0aptys sss .tsissaso sssd The Nsugatns ailsoadiisbadiy washed so that travel is suspended for a few days, l but fl,a load w;li .nrnhabIv he renaired this week. bE6sH HassatoBie Bailnoad is sonswbas injartdysbq. btoi whaG'exteut We 5o not sleafn. bsta sias yiia2i,sq l2oi: laIiaW ,iiavo scrssi sssaiaad hra .haaA9T9ai woGhe Hadsap RiKeraH Harlenac andthe EsieRailroads, ,all sustained considerable damage sfa0hth siloss of 'Bffdges and falF lipg fof snbAlnknenssH, uNeasf DeIaFares Station, on the EisE Rsilfosdi on Sunday mornings n portion ofarack andeGbaMki msnt. about 200 feet in extent, and lto the depth of 40 feet gayeisyssy and went ipte,tbe. DelsMmeuiyer Mine ylabcrers employed on the track we're carried into dSs iiysrupon the mass SfeAftb!is Seven of them were instantly drowned ::and, d,tYt of them were picked np a shori,distqncs belew by men ir, asboat, 'and saved. idsiI
 The dam Of .bs UrotOb Water Work was washed away, i, and shs q s supply 1aI water from this source. for the city el New YorlEJ is lfofithe .preseqprcus off The mayor has issued aploela%Haati9H prohibiting vessels, factoTise. baihipe establishments. &c. s&c., tom using ths I water, and families are lcautioned not t. use morsttian they absolutely need.
 lIAbyerY serious accident occurred iiE Brooklyn. on Saturday afternoon ailEth. .wasbing down ora mass Of earth from the Flights and the crushing Of a, dwell ing house, whereby two lives were los
 and several persons.iniuredssy m, sas |, sa At'HsAf5ld. extensive damages wa. done to tie large manpiseioties near sh, risersahd gd pach,other propestygs Th' matensihathe sisefo on Monday snefuins was ffleeno inches over'ths mark Of tn, great freshst Of lSo1..e E'si'o'sass y7ss Si6l ] ,ItsigS e9l efstl@b baa uUsI! svFl lnox Tsiie ol +--I+-- 5il aa n6g ltas sAk1g- TE Aielact;0y, nara 4 Ase fsl,ss Al.Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

ob TFbesolicesofl Gideon Hall. Esq. ;, 'ofacWinsled, to6k Ire and icams near 'bGfning down, 'fSn acieAr which wiss 1Q0 All gT @aNEEt9g flw GsAT ~5t 5AESS f38ANss
 rltEh rlthroWni ippsp the fsor. Another warn>
 ing to smokers ..mss lagp9I
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

AEECopzen np B IloFHscHsLD. Tue move
 ssenls af sach | man as Ruihsci.lld was szeieted ily Iie iehhegs of ihe day zsa.u elsnssibns laf5 his superior infdfmasisil eAa iadgmeni. lssere ready t0 take llieiI ss.e l<esashis prsceeliaes: But eshe waty sansneleF ssaslspsily anovefmaichfo fof the efosed- Whom he received s0ine inlelIil iAsnee which he heliesed av0uln cause ,he < 5asssIs = s@ses lls 0sdesed the broker who ss1easlly tTaasaeiea his busioess ,,,' sell nn, sllaH 2 A1ilIi6n If a,ack. This Sf course
 kfe2fae knAsln at0nce, end the laca slnse eD},Pe4 V lepressi0n If ans or two l,er cent
 ARailin9 IiHself If shis fall, Rn,hschild se azElesesin other hsakers 4nais III h,s szl{'izg q I1lrchase snthe extent 0f several 7 lllfsa. at she reduced pfine, and in ( < s4y of i,Ro Espal Court mss puzzled a, isarnie9 gAod news. when they were ex. pssslhE h&d 7amsek0ld yEerds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

4
 Coon --Itisisaid that early. in the Ne. ebraska campa,gn. President Pierce in,ima . led i0 his New York Secretary uf State, sMr. Macy, that, jnsamuch as the Admin istrati0u vas 10 plant iiself upan that mea, sure. he would se expected to secure the co>0perstiOn 0f his friends in Congress- from New York. Mir. Marcy bir his lips but said nothing. Afier ihe vote in tie House, hoEesef, referring the bill to the :comllsise nf tue whole. in which two oC He New Hsmpshife delegaiion vo,ed in the Affirmative and the third voted both lweys, ne gave lhe Pfesidenl in unders.ana sllst yhf sopld esnsepitto heanswpr llak Inc New York delegation, whenever lhe EEssidegl M0nld voltch for that of his s9ssn etsie, or slse Attorney General poin, !. ~ sipals slppeFtff ffomh a,.r, {, q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

. laN ' el New 0x.eans while travelling ;ss, ike egs Yofk and Erie Railroad with :snlo ctlllIFen and | servspt lnuDd berseiI hgeelaE Eaishap destiiute of she necessary Asnz:a se enahls her IiA FeaGh home. The ,elsslneeF ass lesrnipG her aisiress. ieeli6g ;Asstfsa ll 4aa m ease eE imReslalge, freely sAdEencea heF the sseqlsiaise Anns from lli,
 aNI@ hnzd eafNipaa. z Y lAsRa days since sh,
 seseiHed paekpge " express from ,th
 sslssltb Nhlch preysd 10 be n 5.leiier, e
 ihanks Ifnnl slle lady's husband. conlain
 iDe ihe WaaeHshe Lad loaned, accompa
 nied wiii, n heaiiiiial gold watch. - Tn, ssifeHl,lsisnsss ssasci hsaer on all panic, eefefae1lsstliss sssi sssss eHslHsn htcs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

i, oSTrs1s sm,s ,s A9aydis''se fof sfay.,is a1H Han.
 usually intefssting number, The sketch. ~ss byoJ sTsH Hsadlsy g,eF eipl interest. .-
 Rabllsheda ahsR Risiadslphiasrbys Geo R. nGfahasns atCtinteld ldo!lass pct unGun::
 -hA usfx \ .sAi tWaalna asts4 nj 1ts. IyfM
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

'ls cha,lea Whitlleasyss sefg NildletoFpI lAdlsssSIl Q sab bsssiss Bs MnnsDa. ,oI
 Seymo6r,. New Haven Ca, i.ru,an lE| E [ atAAe eeAbc cfl NcW Haven. NsW Haven
 O.; O,rsS. FsgEEsef NeFWalk. Fs;,aeld I.l.; I; AilsAT GGaageb ef CaaaAp, kilcl,l
 ntld Co.; were admitted @, practice, as taF2ies jA .he JqsA 8 Cepsts sfoV .keiI Dntr'cts by tbe Circuit Coplto nev II session at Ne" Haven. blgow
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
THE CIRCUs.

spaulding < Rogers North Americar Circus exhibit here on on Saturday. of .hi, Nsskt .is Ebis ssstsBliphmssep t,v ,Nvs bslisvsbe IAs efa highsrshsHe sRap sems shiet lhps iasagasraxesa alissagh ahsuSaaas piMsEb VI EHsDATL. xAh his nagh bdgie. 1t, sRa9 ths IS s.sfaS S and that ,is 'l saf 6sieqi Gser rapassS lhats sassfys yshipg sill 5, coadaalsdalszso0d iaslesa l;iGs ,ssq4al,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

E7aiFiep @Aii indian anenf pan,eil ss| kA AAA sfeseled exiknsivelyiIl lAsFiiI ysel, la eiages that n me { tks l1. lnntf snfsh nl Iowa. eServsl.lnd IHH;lslE9 sp etIfllicasi0n. Larne inas of *zs 7'ate xet{rAs b|ee, mad once llgina Hz'E E 4i iz'lf Ae seen flsfneA ln 6o,iil sts,ck * $ tEfIAIse hF ile score that svs,lld .SE. Nez z 4 ssflAs AIaS hiris. lishes NEI Iii ,Ii lil siilly, linn ne vs
 Nspl apt s.p'ilsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
\ ANOrHER FIsKsKl IT. i.

'd R@ Tteielection parade takes place at New Haven to-day. (rhursdsy, and preparations ie have been made oni ap .x- .epsiye scalsubyi .hednililary and fire companies ofs .hatsoisy and elsewhere. The Governors message viii be deRysfea .5aE sgssg . an 82ssg sia e hanfNfeI nNfIET
 lh 'ne Al's'ipoons ''p bo1esd9 bnim aid dliw
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

= &NH0N DtRl A@@a QS9& {nGA Md isLtEKRx MgnllAAN Y& Gos of Water, lbaEgo epsA their Ross iain our AAysrI Using columns id- day. ttsmillObb sSs, that their stock comprises everything iI 'I5s iiESl lOf Uty H6Oaa asa Groceries aHdl Fs lave reason te know sHst tksj sRR cell lsnapissD Dss fsFerahle aiernsgp pl Any'sf ihs ussehanls ofsakihsplbi,iahE yeung siit. Read their adyerlitsEseRs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
ET The-,tial of-Matshew F. Ward

EH Ihe-tiial 0fsAMatthew F. Ward and Rober, J.,spafd. ] E,sfor the murder ., of " V. IF Bailst. was coannlpsrn,esed cont pssrn,esed ,a, EIzabrthsoF Kyv on Tuesday. Aplil lIesh.iEGA change ofiYenneesas obtained from Louisvills, Hafdin Coeon the plea lthaf 1S inpRtsisi jdtya acould Bs ob,ansd !at Lopisyille. The ablesl counsel in tbe Istase Negesetsined blythe Wards. among
 whom are HlromaaFs Matshalb tEh Gdg.
 tIsim Nathan EwSfo: EasG0s. oCti,ien. Eden.a The people of KsntuScAsIy SAI sls IS high. Ifylexsitsas sep shssAbiesbe ef ihss isiaSi. ~
 Public feeling. anus nhigh hoouaibolh sides.
 The nabobs a1aaasissserasy sy yuspa,hize
 and side with the waidg, V Eile ashs mass 0f (hs people dsmspd sbss ssiv IS shall Ebsld dane "A jury e9asisliNg afo fheIstill>
 CTS of the soil was obtaineai ssiapatsdif
 fcul.y, only tw6 aidIts hgvipy been Con.
 ssGmtd ih ,Re pr6SeNesss:.i iHoSHog IT.
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