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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

Paoshs remainder serving 10 ooa6rm Al that has ap
psassd respecting Prince ysssobhoPs missoa, In the
morning papers they provo hat Lsrd usrsndsn ssd
Lord Aberdeen bndly believed In the good faith OF the
Gar who, In despatch written BY NsGrode, thanks
Aem for their gond opinion and says that he hopes their
noble conduct viii uaIzs the wou be tendencies Of
France. Colonel Rose received rsprmsnd for ssrdins
for the feet H. ho~s,sr perfectly true that IS sooo
- ths eyes Of thses soms-hs creduious ministers
were opsssd they lat lsss Lord orsncon took snsrseno
neaAufez to mAintais tina fork The despAtcnss Aso
prove distinctly that the Of Count Lsnsrgen ANA
Prnee Nsuschihof were csred between Russia Ana
Turkey. A pamphlet called Handbook to the Eastern
ousstios By /. r. Simpson, htersrf gentleman, AND
bsleve member Of the London press, was issusd and
vss In the hands Of every p tbs Of the opening
Of 1t eon,An' impartial narrative Of ths
whole Eastern question: and believe, instrumsntai
IN making the bring forward the documents
Tbs last advises from Constan dsopls Of the 18th ult
OF thu fleets to their old anchorage
ct Beyoos, In the Bosphorus This return has oaussd
great astonshment but 1t IL presumed that they viii
bs again in day two It IL said that they never
got glimpse of the Russians the whole time they
wore out. The Fury English steamer, has bssn
ssnt TO SsbaatOpol mission similar TO that Of the
Rstribaon. After the feat OF the Rsributon her mis-
hoa awkward enc There has bsen no more lighting
On the Danube.
Preparations for going mm snss scale,
both here and in France body troo shortly
70 b ssat to Turkey. Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

London hat
sesAivs test Of public feeling the Stock Erohsurs r.
ports fall Of only In oonsobl suoh are the con -
qusnoss Of rapture with shs might, GAR whose vsry
bursaiiss In TURKEY oldosud not bssud vhoss
ought not checked The great csspot has II ssxsl
B.nk ssssds Just whore II dd and funds OF iii sisds A.
pr's much the prices that tbs bulk Of the world
know hsn 70 ,: worth Inessd with st present
may % fairly stated that oonsols dear At ol
Win sso. sew even IA sh. s:v :.s T.
NOT nave proved that to take steps for makiss Rasis
honest was calculated to have any deadly ssotoa Eaeah
The slight diameter of the fan in prices vssssrd.v q
bassd upon SAFE vsws Of the whole oase rhs pub
inow that Eogsnd strong and prosperous By virtue
goat and profitable trade Il with our oolon,sa
With Amerios With the ss rather than With the
Powers Of Europe IL 10 equally ksown that Rassie :
weak, not opl, In money but In morale What Eos,..6
the cretohets clio uss or ths
eAshsry cotsrss ID strong both rhs srsas Be- " q
hshnsn are prspA cd u believe that though war As
IT. honors, has also i's when desposm has 10
be curosd aud hey know that the horrors win be dis
in . righteous euro y II be ~slI spspt VA VITA
France would BE- most deadly csiamty-A vith
Eus.a 4 In comparison amoss as sim ,Is var visA
ChiSa or BurmAb, OF with the Kafhrs-trou eisseme
epn.gh. Ard bad enough, but very sniurasIs
Ever tody prsparsd 70 and sss govsrnms. act With
honest and practical OF the vast armausass
psy for win secure al Inc results nssdsd for heking
r;hs ss r. sss osr Ss
Il al good master II maze for the BAlto-if both
forces are put under eommancsrs o. vigor and skill
ave net therefore prepared 20 exhibit any ridiculous
about busnes The inorssss
o. The forces win also need be, permit the sendise OF
bcdy OF the Gaarts to Malta for which place II sAd
that that force have already been directed to keep hs-
IN rsadisess The guardsmsn are 70 supoIv
cAdsrSble force OF abs ssansn for ssxvcs on bos1
tfs ssst fos ths Baltic We shA soon zee nsst as the
More.
me militia in scotland and 10 Ireland sss b b bvou,hs
no play snd the knowsdgs that forces Are rsSdy
snd that =. the forthcoming estimates there TO BE- a
sddonAl body 81 1000 sailors And 90 marines asked
~ nsee up ths confidence II the nation that W are
All right" We have monsy msn, indus&ry aud rood
cau.s The war II We are 70 have o~s y nct var q
eronAuon, OF ueaeherr OF asgra~d.ssmsnt: bat purely
. var Of dsfsBee II n ssrifs II aid OF the weak
ssaanst tAs strong, Of IL hcnss sgsinss Ne dhoss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

Of Count Nssssrode promi,s that no sttsmp,
should BE made % exc. distur sncss among the Chris
Ess nov, whom ali hop. OF esiudiss the Western
Powers is 1t An ssd RussiAn intrigue actively employ
The Power which Affects represent the cause OF order
and which proses the employment OF foreign
fuaee By the Por hss Organised Greco scavonie legion
Moech 0brcpovfE the prsteDdsr to ,dsrats Of
Ssrva A against Tasssy, objection can, perhaps
oopduos 10 the overthrow Of enemy with whom the
Cs,r eogsesd In An cpsn and perhap mortal conflict
nth ssssssivs 5, Count oslo y. R :o
veil to jodge for herself Of the real dssign Of
significantly DECLARED hstths word 4 the Eupsror Ni,ho
las sufcisDt guarantees for his rinaton to
phrss.s admissible in dipomssy could have sxcr,,ssd
Igibly the alarm With .hioh kAstria watched
the oecpyAtos Ct the PiaopAltisa and her
sirs plsce on record In the most FORM the
proDies which convenient fer the ums ostsasbIy
10 believe All doabt, however, the real purpose Of
change. tn he Noldavisn aud waAehian atursy. which
publish In our Constastin opls pondsncs are
=, %s h ss,cn to 70 tie
acds % frsus asd crime The praysradensdss the val
fare Of the holy orthodox church With that Of the
all NE Russas;" ard It involves the propodton that
wAcba has the good fortuoe 70 form part Of
ties my $50 Sstwes. Count Buol and Count Olod both
psrise fuly that the eontnued neutrality OF
Austria would 1rvsve the bsss OF the Danube It
,vd this ooatisgspcy that the Court Of Vienna
Be<sy ended ooooessons ths part OF Turksy
but there oaiy way eft to asert 10 uado Il
II Inn possible that great European Pow With the
cemDasd Of vast army, remaia Inactive whis other
rcvsxnMsnts reconqusr for It the keys Of i own do
mipacrs
further inducements TO decisive action are wanting
there proofs In Abundapce that the invader ID pre-
pairing TO extsDd his sncroaehmenn beyond the Danube
10 the SAvs. Tbs dimissAl Of the SsrviAn Miuistsr
6arAsch Asin, the nrst triumph II Prince nepschko
and IL IL certain that Russia has resolved on the
cvvwshrow Of the HsspeAr. Ia all PROBABILITY Couas
0c6 has already endsavorsd 10 induce the oour, OF
Wnsa b co operate In . nsasurs vAioh would sxesuS
bs ohsis OF Rssan fependssces with soarcsly break
the Adriatc and the armaments In the soathssstsrn
povinces Of Austria bar References to this 81 beot
But Russs. VIII b diappestsd IL the hope Of s6yine
ct revolutionary intrigue BY the aid Of Conservative
Asy nor vii Auskta countsnancs Attsmst 10 create
var Of opinion Amopg the snsrge, OF the asoais
css Notwithstanding the osasslss gts Of hs sgafy
sd ubsuu pulous diplomacy Of g Pstsrssusg, every
Aiss teDds TO complete the issktoa Of Russa hon sn
her expected allies.
Prom the London News, Feb. ~
Lord CsnricAIds postponsd yessrtay, hs Detioa -.
eafoipe the sfAs Of the East rsshsr than enoarrss
this sun ID progrsss Lord 0nzsedoa - -
Be behind hand IN complsAses voluntssrsd promise
Of an explanatory statement In the course d the eusrens
week. rhs iapgusss q ths soh,s ssrseszJ g sass re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
POsTsCRHPT.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING


 Tie mails to-day bring returns from all pats of the State, but we have no room for details. The victory Is complete. Of the 2l Senators the Wings have l7 and the Democrats 4. Twu-thirds of the Representatives are Wings. Chapman's vote is within 20 per cent. of Dutton's. No choice by the people DuttOu (Whig) will no doubt be elected Governor by the Legislature. Five ci the eight SheIifs are Wings. and sixth is claimed. .--- Among the Representatives elected, we notice some of the old soldiers in the Wiiig cause. Green Kendrick, of Wa terbury D. F. Robinson, of Hartford Henry Peck, of New Haven; Benj. Doug lass, tf Middletown, &c. &c..
 - Croswell of New Hayen,4 and Aberna- thy of Bridgeport, are defeated for Jud- ges of Probate. 5,t.s..s. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
SPRING GOODS.
T.M. ERtcIhesr6sss Custom and Hcady-MadU Clothing
 EM9OR JIM. -rs ---4


 Jev doors wcsf cf she Court HOuse. M HuST opened. large assortment .'f English, V French, German and American Broadcl0lhs of all hues, shades, eolors and qualities.
 CAsSTMEREs,-English and French black Doe shn, together with the greatest variety of fancy CassmeTes of new and fashionable styles 1; black and fancy satin and silk Vesings, Marseiles and summer Vesiinss of every description, which will De sold by the yard or made up :o order to suit purchlrers, In the best manner and warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale.
 CLoTHING.-A splendid stock Of the latest styles aud pest manufactured Cluthing; aud will yen tuFe 10 say superior in quality t0 any stock ever offered m this village. have made extra efforts thls season to manufacture such claIhing as the public demands. from incest brnadcloth dress and tTock Coats, black and fancy cassimere Pants, satin and silk Vests, down to the good common servIceable tweed Sacks; and large assortment ot Trimmings, which will be sodichcaper for cash man can be bought else where.
 k FURNISHING GooDs- Embracing large assort. meni of Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Cravats, Scarts, Stocks. London Ties, black kid and silk Gloves Hosiery, silk Handkerchief, PIrrmonnaies, Sus- penders, Trunks, ,Valises CarpetBags, Umbrellas &c. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in a style not to he sur Hpassed in fashion or workma nship and warranted to Ut. l would say 10 my friends and she public that 1t is my aIm to sell Clothing that will give perfect sa tisfat tion to the wenrer. Cutting done < at short notice. Spring and Summer Fashions recoved.. ..e. T. II. RICHARDS. Litchfield. March g. 1854. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
To the Correspondents of IIenry Clay.

To the Correspondents Ot Henry Clays
 TIE subscriber being now engaged in an en- largement and completion of his LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY CLAY, finds on examination of MT. Clay's pnpers and correspondence at Ashland, that tih;s Private Correspondence is of material importance for complete exhibition of his char acter and history, aud of those portions of the history of the times with which he was connec- ted. As MT. Clay was not in the habit ot taking copies Of hls own letters, they are now scattered over the country in the hands of his numerous correspondents, and have doubtless been pre- served No matter how private or even con. tidentia. the correspondence may have been, if not of nature 10 render it's posthumous pubica- ton improper it is very effective mode oi illus. trating character. and is often important in his. tory. The subscriber therefore respectfully and earnestly requests all correspondents of Mr. Clay whether in the earlier or later periods of his life, in public or privte stations, who may be in poses sion of original letters from Mir. Clay on any subject whatever not sacred to privacy alter death, that they will be pleased. if not inconsis-
 tent N ith their feelings, to forward such letters 10 the publishers of the work. A. s. BARNES SI O., 5l Jol,n-s'reet, New York; and they may he aassured that the letters will be returned or subj ect their order, according to instructions that may be given.
 The subscriber will also be greatly obliged for any communications relating to MT. Clay that moy he thought new and important, addressed to he care of A. 5. Barnes & Go. as above men toned. As the design is 10 publish the work m the coming spring, il will be seen that immediate attention to this request will be necessary to make it availah'e.
 The subscriber will be greatly obliged to all Editors of Newspapers who may take sufficient interest in this notice 70 give it circmailon
 e c. COUPON.
 ASHLAND, February 10th, 1854. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

sDR. RooT's sPInLs.--lt is not to be wondered that the inhabitants of Litchfield county should prefer Dr Rom's celebrated Root and Plant Pills to any other Medicine in use, as old Dr Roor- the original maker of them was resident of Canaan and while living enjoyed the reputation of being the most skillful Physician in the coun. try. The Pills are enmp sed of twenty kinds of rare medicinal vegetables, although active they are &, carefully medica,ed that they can be given to the most feeble person with safety.
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted, as bting superior in evely respect to any article of the kind in use. Sold at the low price of l2 l2 and 25 cts per box;bv merchants throughout the country. 3cr Try 1hsn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

The New York Herald advocated the election of Franklin Pierce, and now, after one years trial, makes the following declaration
 "Ay years occupation of the While House has proved General Pierce to be one Of the weakest, most corrupt and imbecile Presidents that have eve CT filled that position. General Scott since his defeat has been living a re- tired life, and has been every day ri- sing in public estimation, while his successful competitor in 1852 has been as rapidly sinking. As public opinion is now tending, we should not be sur- prised to see the American people in- dignantly correct the blunder they made in 1852 of placing such au im- beetle as Pierce at the head of the government. and consigning such a patriot as Scott to the inaclion of pri- vate Iile."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

Districs cf NcD HdCen ss Probate Court, Afarch
 21th, 1854. .... " & T1PON the application of LEWIS M. MILLS, O showing 10 this court that he is parent and guardian to Maria Louisa Mills and Charles Clarence Mills, minors belonging 10 said district, and that said minors are the oaners of the follow ing real esiaie, situated in the town of Kent in the county of Litchfield, viz one piece or parcel of la nd containing about acres, bounded souili- ery on Agur c Northrop. casrerly and northerly on highway. and westerly on highway and said Agur c Northrop, with the buildings thereon standing. Also, another piece containing about l7 acres, and bounded southerly on dover of Mary Milis, westerly on the Housatonic rail road, noriherly O., l. Bissell and others, and asierlv-by heirs of Lyman Roberls-yalaed at about HOO dollars, and showing just and reason- able'canse for selling said real estaie praying for an order, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, as per application on file dated ihe 27th day ot March, lS55, more fully appears. ae asXRa4
 Ordered, That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate O6ice in New Haven on the 5th day of June, 1854, at o'clock farehoon; and that notice thereof be published in come public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successvely, at least six weeks before said time assigned. v 49 ~ .4t& F. CROSWELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

Hon. Kingsley s. Bingham, former ly an influential Democratic Congress man from the Peninsular State, has taken the feld against the Nebraska bill. He made an eloquent speech in New Hudson, recently, for two hours, upon the fraudulent bill now before Congress to repudiate the Missousi Comprimise, and introduce slavery into our Northern Territory. Mr. Bingham has been nominated as an Independent Democratic candidate for Governor at the next election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
). S. smith, Surgeon Dentist.

DR. SMITH respectfully ,enders UYtV 1k his thanks to the people ot Falls
 Village and the adjoining towns for tho liberal patronage received from them Tor three years past, and would say that toF the hst- ter accommodation of his customers and the public generally he has permanently l0ealed him' seii at Eal!b NlIla9e where iD vi i siil carry on CentisfFy in all depnslmenis in lhe highest per lection, lsuEeical amd mechnnical.
 ~. es,n sxIfacied wsth great care; desayed teeth yea.s AFtlSeialte teegh inAeFtc8 aA nives or plates ns the caso may require lnsm nne tD hn entire soe, according % all the iaiest imagoxemensu. g
 ue would egy io those wlghlpR block teeth peslenee n setting them withln the laSi pix oF eight years. Tl8 9A Al wsFk warranted so hi done Co finished and woFhmanlihe mannofs combining durability ' sy SSi'' Any 'aillssAl T P'ivais 'st5sass sI,se
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
Boots and Shoes.

ATTENTION, CUSTOMERS! 1! TUST received, full cargo of Boots and Shoes eD fresh from New York and the eastern markets comprising everything in this line forthe season. A heavy stock of Gent's and Ladies' Overshoes atgreatly reduced prices lower than was ever sold in the county of Litchfield French patent Cork Soles, Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco Linings, Brs.les, Wax, and Findings generally all of which may be found at the OLd Brick, just as good as the markets will afford.
 3T First Door West of Court House.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Litcbfeld, Jan 9lh, 1854.
 N B.-We would just remind our friends that now is the time to balance accounts, and we m0st respectfully invite al. to do so without delay:
 .f' M. ST.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
Hart Female Seminary.
THK SUMNER TEkM F

nF this Institution will commence May 3d, VB and continue thirteen weeks. 4ss
 The following, among others, are the paTticu- lars in which it is believed this Seminary offers to parents superior advantages for the education of their daughters: l A systematic, varied and extensive course of study, comprising all the branches ordinarily pursued, both solid and orna- mental. 2 Thorough and careful instruction ; in music especially. vocal and instrumeniaI it's advantages are unsurpassed. 3 For boarding pupils, . pleasant home under the management of an excellent matrOn. and conducied as gem tesl Christian family, Constant supervision of the pupils by the Principal and her associates, extending 10 department, social intercourse, sti- qnet:e and all that constitutes the refined female Cheapness-the entire charges amounting only to Onehaf or less than half the expense of similar instirulinns In lhe cities It is ins endaa l0 bring iis advantages within the reach of all, even of the most moderate means. f 4taF :. rag Circulars containing full particulars will Sbe furnished on application.
 Address REV. 1, ?, WARREN, Secretary.
 Plymouth, April 3d. ISS4. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
New York Markets.

..a as. MONDAY, March 20. brands from s7 a5 to 62. Demand is brisk m GRAlN.-Wheai sl s5 9 %. Rye s1 % Sl0S Oats 46 q 47. Corn 76a 79.
 PRovIsToNs.-pork. sl4 50a 1900 for mess, and $l3 75 Il 50 fur prime. Beef, SC 00a 8 50 for prime, and $ll % a l3 50 for, mess. Lard lOc. Butter lS l5c. Cheese 10 l2c.
 Cattle Market.
 MONDAY, March 20. Offered 2,445 Reeves, 300 cows and calves and 5,939 sheep and lambs. wH4& PRIcEs.-Beeves 9 1lcts per ih. Cows $35 to 50: Sheep $500 a IL %; Lambs $35o to 0o. All sold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
About four hundred men. wome

About four hundred men, women and children have just arrived at St. Louis from Denmark on their way to the Mormon settlement tn the Salt Lake country. They are accompa- nied by a Mormon missionary or el- der who superintended embatkalion at a Danish port, their passage across the Atlantic, and their voyage up the Eississippi river, and will continue in charge of them until their final settle- ,nent in Utah territory. & ,s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
Farm for Sale ]. .HE ~ Greuf RMrgNaph -

A VALUABLE AR M, si,uaiedin Long IIill, ninehan,, and the late residence of Joseph Shel- ton, Esq. Said Farm consists of One Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land, on which there is large and convenient Dwelling House, two Barns and numerous other ou..budngs.. It is con divided into meadow, blow, pasture and wood laads There is also on the same Q large num- Der of cherry, apple and other fruit Trees, in fall bearing; and is altogether one of the most desr- afle Farms in this section of inc State. The whole will be sold together, or l20 acres and the buildings W ill be sold separate, if wished. Terms reasonable. Application may be made to CHAs. STERLING, Esq Sharon, or personally or by letter 10 the subscriber at Birmingham, Conn.
 EDWARD N. SHELTON. +
 Birmingham, Conn. February lsi, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

Ifeyer there was a real bero-a he- TO in the highest and irusst sense of the word,-.hea pilot oi the ill-lated steamer Caroline, lately burnt on the Mississippi, may well lay claim to lhs title. His name was, John T. Trice. When ahe liTe broke out, he felt that all depended on him, and he was staunch to hin trust. In she midslaof the whirlwind of flame he stood by the wheel house and guided the vessel to the only acre of land within sight for three miles round. and as shs struck jumped overboard and was drowned. He died in lhe performances Of his due ty, from which he did not shrink ia the most appalling moment.
 Rs fh7lS .lfTF9G q TR1e fftW
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
Marrieo.

In Harwnt.n on inc 2nd inst. Mir. Martin L. Wilton, dau yhner of Horace Wilson Esq of Harwinton. F. s= f.
 In Canaan, N. Y. on the 9th ult.. Aaron M. Lyman, formerly of this town to Elizabeth M.
 h Goshen, March s,h, subin Ives to Aia Lym1n.
 In Warren, on the loth inst. MT. Lucius M Baldwin, of Nangatuck, and Miss Frances Chapman, "f the former place.
 In Waterown, March 2Jh, by tho Rev MT. Goodrich, William Hayes of Bethlcm to Miss Eliza A Johnson of Warer;own. ta
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
Hen: :, stepI.en 5! !! ? ]. ]. ' A: :. Ileaglas.;

NroFwiTHsTANDiNC .hs ih,rDdue,ian of RTesa, and lhe slavery qntallen again aaitaaina tho county from North t0 S0nih--we would infoFm our friends that wo yoi aell Goods at as tow prices as formerly, at ous old .lanh ai Soulh Norfolk, and that entire sallsIaciion Ail De gisea Eo all favor us with . eali
 $. D. kORTHWAY G CO
 P. S.--Wa have . fsw mnra pisoea m those chaap pein,s and Del.ansa, which we will cell Bl cnSl, nFevlans 10 lhe first of April
 seasl NOEGOlk, FebrapTy solh, 1884,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
For Sale.

A wELL.FYNTSHED DWELLENG.H0USE CONfAlNING fourteen rooms, with woad O shed, barn. stables, carriage and ee-hnnse, and from asge i., six and half acres ol ex0Hllent land, adInining--whieh was loFulerly the Ies. dsaee af Gov. WolcotI siluai0d iO llhe gilIaec of ilrhie ld, Rnd lFonling about AQO laet pl tie South Main Street. h ib well calculated iaT . long credit wlll he Eyan. if desired,, IoE tho uFlneipal raFl Of lho purchase money.
 lt net said 6 may be Fenleh s.W nlle tear oT more. SEi'H Y, HtsAsi4Es
 Lilehiield, February s7sh, iasL ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

China is in a singular condition. Canton was never more quiet or the trade greater. The rebel army are making no progress in the North. They have neither captored Pekin nor any other strong fortress, and it is considered quite doubtful whether they will be able 10 hold Shanghai much longer. The rebellion seems to be at stand. 1t may retrograde as rapidly as it has progressed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
]. LITcIIFIELD COUNTY
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT ..l,,s.. nNt the east side of North street, in tho vii. " isgs of IitchIield, lately the residence of Charles L. .Webh, Esq. f..t ,. ..q5T
 To aen,lemen desiring to purchase pleasant county nansioH, . rare opportunity now pre- sents itself, 1 s~t t
 For parlicalarainqa;rs of Rob't, l.. Crook, Esq. New fosk city, er Of c. II. Ho!lister. Esq.' Os said Liichfeld. =, .t...t,..-.,.
 IT nm sold before ,he 6rst of April next, tic premises ssili he renfed.
 Litshlald, Feb. l9. 1854. .sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06
Notice.
Vulcan Lodge, I. o. 0. F.

Vulcan Lodge, I. o. Q. F. TEHIIE members of Vulcan Lodge are hereby A notified that there will be a Lodge held on Saturday evening, April IS, 1851, before which vii be presented very impor, ant business and all members in goel standing are urgently re- quested to be in attendance.
 Per order of DANIEL F. BEEBE, N. c. (. T. MALTBlE, Secretary. Falls Village, Apr.l Sd, 1854.