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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26


ALI IN "A LIFE TiME.AA correspondent of the
New York "Gourier and Enquirer, writing on
Steamboat while on the Upper Mississippi, sketch
es the events of a life time as follows: ,iss
Among the many, many agreeable passengers on
the t'SplThawk," WINS Mr.. Waldo, ofeNew York
IA name known 10 all'wlio have been Interested
in the success of the Fine Arts. In the evening
of life, with gentle manher--with cultivated taste
with faculties bright, and mind active, this dis
iinguished artist matfe, wihus, the pi grmage 10
the Upper Mississippi. 70 him Journey of vivid
interest, for he lad been the coinpanIonand fell,
low scholar Of Fulton, when together, they pursu-
ed the studies of art under The tuition of benjamin
West. Willie engaged IN the task of the painter,
the mind of Fuhonwas occupied,withsthe steam
engine. II was building in mental fabric, shaft,
valve, cylinder, in his brain, and he looked for
wand to noble success. He told Mr.. Waldo that
The great triumph for himiwould be It's use on the
Mississippi There, he said, was to be the SCENE of
It's victory. And it was reserved for Mr.. Waldo TO
see IN all lis witness the zenith of It's success.
which Fulions glory this triumph of Ibis friend s.
genius, and 10 life did net compass ..
.-fs 5----s-----
THE CRops.LThe Ohio Cultivator says the
wheat crop in Franklin, Fairfield, Licking, and
Muskingum counties promises about an average,
though there is asprospeot of damage from the fly
From the northwestern counties the report is very
unfavorable. From Wayne, Ricnland, Stark, and
OhuSt SouhIASS, sSHSIa1iy lufOIdule.
On the whole, from present prospects, the wheat
crnp viii not beilnuchbelow the average.
In Indiana the prospects areiess favorable, as a
whole, than ohip.
In Illinois and Iowa the crop is more promising.
There acres sown in these two States than
has ever been before.
B-The process cftesiing the purity of gold at
the United Statee Mini, is to take each deposit,
melt il separately, and mould it into bars. These
bars nextpass through the hands of the assayer,
ho,with q chisseI chips small fragment from
each one Zach chip is then rolled into thin rb-
bon, and filed down until it exactly weighs ten
grains 1t is ,hen:meted into lit. e cup made of
calcined bone ashes. and alTthe base metals, con-
per, tin, &C., are absorbed by the porous maternal
lofsthe cup or carried off BY oxidation The gold
is then b6fledin nitric acid, which dissoIyes the
silver it contains and leaves tie gold pure. 1t is
then weighed. and the amount which it has lost
gives the exact proportion Of npuIity in the org
NAL bar e q
little merchants Cincinnati held meeting
on Tuesday evening and adopted resolutions in
yitiag the MERCHANTS aud mauulactors of LOUIS
vile to viss That city pdrticip inthe celeBra
lion of The opening of the failrosd between the
Two citiez
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REAL ESTATE sa7s
TRUSTEES. 60

Nv TRGSrEE'S SALE =777=-==sz---ss
IL "a ME- NJ OF Two Deeds OF TrItt 49,
z. eyyeni one of which 49, Inv
~ October 1850, and the oths oers dale on ~ bong,
ysol and both duly re we d.
Trstee ir fhs ylo county, 10 ts oH e
viii on ny AID a.rSest
.se solEt House door In DAY or @
or ready money, The following y lhe bel
AMIN m, In may ne , 10 wit Tor 50 m
SS So2rt ~ nine seven t7 in LOS
and sixteen 6isl IN sxleen lR'
IN 10 Inc city Of Wheelins :. a
Ing. oA' now Anewn BY The name Of merry esi
the g pale sSae as Is Vested in Trustee win
m,2z FRANCIS r ~, 10
To be Sold. 3 T-sS se:;
~ nepot OF tie llempIie!d Rajlroa5 10 the in,,,
winch IS Immediately over the creeE s his plof.a
ar s,,,, me st Desirable R
sofa ther In Tho whole or In small Int ota 1t viz
n e s,, Nh per e. WIZ be taken in cash "A P
z a $50, house containing four roos r., ths g
good well Of water. The house wtich IN ks,s
spJ the Inc Is most coniortsb,s %
wa,N OF Iiie most business parts oil tic civ
Payment VIII be taken at 20 per cent aSS,,,, "A
one. TWO anu tiree ycars For further ialo,,s x.
10 o,,.o. e., JOHN dunno, @atI.i VI,
ON EeSt door 10 N. Robsir;s ~
For Sale. siSs-s sl-
IT OF No 8, in block 90, on IiaInplen 49,.
~. ha Peek TO cet 70 alley f,
an alley on the back part and side salS
iot, Tone;ilaii of IL as may best suit tie NI
ESa NATION enqpirea at his Office or
FOR SALE. ------SS slA,
I A n DESIRABLE brick l,ouse, sii.,,.a =. :, e
| N MIRA I; -''tNi'e " THOMAS GgEY.4 te4
FOR SALE OR BEN7F =. :- Hes.La
1.-TWO Gne brick bbfI1ibgs 49,, D III vi
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s.PE oIAL N oTIoRs.

Extract zstter FROM one OSe most s,.tsrpsising
Dsliggists d ne cptt4try.
WILMINGTON, Juno g. 1852.
MessssS Martinez & Mowbrayi -The rincture CLAMP.
tonlsss selling very mstI lady who has used few
oses IL exceeds ali other medicines, that she had
searched non these ionrccn years past and until
sue found yours han noreer have sold itin several
cases of rheumatism tn great snccess
(. MuISALL.
10 his Is the testimony OF thousands.
r n. u GAN e co, f5fidgs Corner, :
je2a DRUGGISTS gec nj agents Tor the Dove medicine
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To be Sold. = sS ssse.
For Sale

IT OF No. 8, in block 90, on lfalnp,ls, e..
and running back 100 feet 10 an aiIey e
ane a peS n tbs lg sas lpls n the city Tor
lot half OF II. as may best suii tb. til va.
, inlSF nation enqpIeat This Office or ofss9I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

A BRiLI11kT ExAMFLE.-on Sunday night, the
wife Of Nh. Daniel cronan, living on
Niatb street. between Gteen and Grayson. had
TIN. 6sle efldeea at a birth, two boys and glEl
e nnaeFsta that several ladies are engaged in
obtaining subsenp ions for The mother. These
subscriptsotls ara no doubt intended as premium.
: resgald ii re At. We hope they will amount
10 4 li;indsone sum. ilat event il may be cons
hssatly pectea That MIS- ctnan's example viii
osea,e a isudabie emulation eaong wives eeneral-
~ LexispiHe JouraaL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, Eau1rARLE
= AND CERTAIN.
MhltehurSfs D.guereeotyPe EmlerpriaeiIi
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+ 137AIanya ..murdsred 'poet,' Will resdthe fol
lowing with savage, delight: El.s y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

"a HANGING CASE in KENTueKY.-In December
Inst, Charles Gushing was murdered inLexington,
by illiam Wright; the offence that provoked the
fatal shot being slight insult to the assailant's
wife. Gu the 10th inst, the prisoner, who had
lam IN prison from that time, was brought out for
trial, and convicted of murder IN tie first degree!
Gushing kept confectionery, " hich the wife of
the prise Ter entered in the dusk OF 1.-THE evening
III presence of seyeralwltnesses, for a purchase
gnshiag nistooks her for another person, placed
his hand on her shoulder, saying, nHow are YOU.
prettyz1 In an instant he discovered his nlistak e
and npologizedy but the lady Ieft in a rage, and
soon after her husband and she returned to the
shop, when the unfortunate young man was shot
down in his tracksl y = 49, ~ = =
When the jury returneb after only twenty min
utes absence, and had announced their fatal de-
cree, distressing scene was witnessed by itle
crowd. The prisoner, entirly overcome, let his
heard fallppon his breat, while his wife, his sis
ter and his mother, gave vent TO their anguish in
heartrending screams. His wife threw herself on
his neck, aud exclaimed passonately, ooh, " by
did 1 do thisi why did l. do thisn' and ss0h how
could these men fRd him guilty, when they have
subsided into sobs of grief and anguish, while the
molirnlnl, narrowing scene afflicted judge, Jury,
bar and spectators.
TaE NxRRAsxA AND Kansas AFgoIsra iEsTs -
Tie Washington Star OF yesterday says
rhose best informed usually, are of opinion that
Andrew II. Reeter. Esq. OF EaSton. Pa, will be
the Governor of Kansas, and Woodsan, Esq of
ehnurgs The Secretary of that lerntcIy and
.nat sen. Vim. Q. Butler, OF KY, has ilfeady
strong prospect that he wilt refuse tile position.
s.
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M ANTED.-A married man, of e vel y snail fall
w wishesaa. situation as salesman, OF Ieetfrif.
shipping clerk: or he make himself useful in Id
OF store Satisfactory reference given sOHsO.a
hest melh1n either Baltimore or Wheeling.
" daress, through tie Post Office,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

'5s.se FOR SALE. ---~-- tls.
Z A Z pEsiRA BILE brick house, situated nm o..
5-fn mrs Inquire OF THOMAS GxafsS Ya ''i'
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. LAND FOR SALE - - =
II Wish 10 seiFnty lafnf rear " sceIin., ~, -
onliberal TERMS antl in one or more trss, WI ie
1estred nai9s . g iE.9It,
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Cheaperl than RYerI

EIGHTEEN MURTHS
HAVE expired since concluded 10 close my m, Con,
IL business; aud having many persons still iplt h,
me hope they do not want longer tis7s 10 pay CO.,
That Should have been paidIoF Ions since.
,Don't De ashamed. bat come along and &C.: sIes 3
iili. TIL. JOHNSTON. Jr.,
snir6 warehouse Of Sweeney, IOhnstop &ce
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- FOR SALE OR RENT ='Sss -r
TWO One brick buildings, ON Zang stree, -.
ing, VIII, rooms and cellar each, with Nla
The property being on Tie Hempfiell R,;,,o,,, :
e 10 Looms,l would make good HOTEL. Vs''stl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26
) New Confectionery

M lillian FOX would respectfully fniorrl De ill
zens OF Wheeling, that nc has opened new tu1t.
Queen, - on, Main street below Monroe he c0DSJIlT
invites his Old friendstocall and patronze lin his ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stranee hllt .Trlla /

Strange DJlJe ITQ6
yETHILE all the is yeTtisig OF selling Goods
eihs az such prices as 10 elicit foii mos
the That am, notwithstanding, selItnE
Won wish 10 coiivince yourselves Of the truth or this
just gye me heatl and ypn,gin fuy satisfy
yodfselgc prices not only c0Sete with thLseo
Any other, but nrc III most cases. lower.
ns received by Express, large lot OF the very finest
plain Bafeges and Tissues, which shalt sell at 3t ccns
ISAAC PRAG EIi, 10 Main 81
je26 between Monroe md Uninn
lDIKECIs FftU.n EJnOP5.
r HAVE received direct from Rnrore via Bremen,
4 consignment OF Willow Ware. which shall sell to
The trade on the most ad ystage2gs ieT 9,s; 4
q GUM sBELTING. n
0kl1fl FEET inst received from Boston Betting Com
NSslsSO rany at lowest rates by 81 i, :,
LsAIHEsl. tiE 4 TING.
Nv inakifg frequent 10 stock OF New
w York Leather betting and Lace Leather.
NEW SAVINGS BANK STORE.
AZ THE OLD PosT uFFlcE ofFosirE rnE M,LURE I
house.
Eothe citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity; Feeling very
Il tlankiufor the liberal patronage received rom YOU
to call your attention to constantly epleHised S.ooi
of uoIs, Shoes Hats, Caps and cRret Sackz
at the corner oil Market and streets feeling con-
fuent there rs no greater variety III this areti while ~
quality are not Surpassed in Western Virginia., and In
irice uhdersou by OOle.s therefore esrectlully In
vite you all to cal. c.d examine stock, and in Tie Ian
sessty tue Durseling OF hope ami fe pupil OF art' TO
commodate and fit you. ris-s 2
quantity ~ French Lace, straw. aid braid BOnnets
which will sell at tho season is advancing.
have also quantity of silk and grape bonRess which
To country merchants we would sag flat we WIN dupi.
ns bought ithe EASTERN Cities for cash ie29
- UNION LINE. s5lgs ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
ME Union Life Packets leaving on tic arfi
yai THE cars, all b mus beon boardh hes
Iofe o'clock p ". he Line win be responsible
Tor the delivery OF any goods. and will not pay collect
charges ally goods which bills OF Iading are MOI on
board the boats before their departure msr5i-ff I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26
-. WINE. n. MEEDs.

TO MOTHERS. ans
A c. PARTRlDGE respectfully inform his psrss
IA and the public generally. that tie light btllslS
during this month and next, to taking The iise0es,..
youns children, neyery pleasant Jay between tie M
OF ~ and 3. - .s nfif
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26
June 18th, 1875.

~ at ssOai5 ffaii!,s tssee stu
No. 1913 Main i. between Monroe and Union. -
s 3eio MnNEAL IL Co.
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a DESIRABLE HOUSE AND -I.llI,

II = 80 q AT AUCIIDN.s z 80
ON Monday, the Sd day of July, 1851, at the front
~ door the Court House OHIO county at 10 o'cocs
a A. we viii soil bile apc.ionS very desirable
towl OF Fulton Ohio County, Va. Said lot fronts
undrcl and seventy five feet the National Road
Terms S6ie- Ore Ioui tn cash, the balance in eli hit
sixteen and months, giving bonds
vii approved security, bearing interest tomuy sale
and the title TO be retaied until the whole is paid
G.. e. IS @. L 3WICKHAM.
N. B-The above property is rented for one hundred
and fo'tv dollars per anInIn ~ ic23
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Par Err! FPAPEk!!
GAP, Letter and Note Papers, Tissue Paper,
" Paper, Manila, Shoe ond Straw piping Papers,
heavy stock Ofvaiods qualities Tor sale
atTli1lluaoturers prices by Waldo d 5RO.4Ff I
1e23 8 cornet Main and Union sta.
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COPY BOOKS.
per, a tihe article 80 1870 s s" fs
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> - $4,000 Worth . 77s-z-5T
OF Real and Personal Estate for the Peonle
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x ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID.
iNHE best Ink in tho without exccpt on con
stantly ior sale at the lowest prices Wholesale aid
all -. ic23 WILDE - bro.
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The fact That This property is deededto rrusiee IN
OF the INSTRUCTOR Columbia lor ne benz
worth So and of the very finest quality
sasedi me high Character and position OF those
ness o Mr. Ml!itehqrs he deems sulicie1t
Lhat every promise of this advertisement wi he Tsoyn
y anu faithfully Performed as the pictures 10 he taen
VII be instr eute among many Galleries capable OF prol
aucg soOO pictures per diem more fan INV thon
saaa tickes WILL Slli pc Sold - !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

2 ALI IN LIFE TiME.A-AA correspondent of the
New York "Gourier and Enquirer, writing on
steamboat while on the Upper Mississippi, sketch
rs Il1t. eact.nts of n life time ns -Enlln,us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-26

WALL PAPER.
NJ ORE new patterns received and more expected, and
M Will be sold at reduced prices at
WILDE e BROS,
je335 = ffrs7iF 10 Corner Ilnolsaftsre
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7 H. wHlTEHURsT has decided 10 ,rt,s,..s y, ,xn.t
!or the beneht of the shareholders the above en-
erize 600 worth Of real and personal to be
disposed OF among tue holders of shares at the earliest
oss date alter the sale OF the shares The eeTtf-
arc each Which entities The holder an equita-
PIE Ill the within named magnificent collection
real ana gerspgai property; aIsp.
at any time when when The certificate is presented at Ell
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n Rb2 ma rbi a. ,, nViAN
be Exchanged FOR good arm, y ~ ne e sly Ra
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$50 1s PRlNTERSs CARE SHEETS. =
UST resolved, large lot fancy WHITE and colored
~ Gard Sheets, common and extra thickness.
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PRINTING INKS
new lot of3iue Book Inks, in 4 ID cans fronfbe
"A N, nauufuctoryo oil Lay & Bro, Philadelphia.
Je23 HAAS iST-Is 10
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DRAWING PAPER.
MfH1ATMAN's superior ms dunn, imperial. and dol
YLble elephant DRAWING Papers, aDraNint Paper ii
The roll, sold by the yard any desired length.
s.fIohle and II acing Papers Tor sale by
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Nianond ltointed Gold Iens. .ilIotber SUI,
~ ply Of hortons superior Gold Pens leceivedeSef,
Pen war; auted-or sale by
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28
Connecticut Farmers, Attention /

TaE agricultural paper nearest your Stale.
and the one best adapted to your wants, 10 the
Weekly AMRRIcAv AeRlcuLruHisT. now in it's
Xlll,h volume. Il 10 an organ Of your State
Society-three OF its Editors are Connecticut
men, one Of whom now cult,vates he soil, and
two others spend much time in the State. In
many respects il is Connecticut paper. Pub.
lished weekly on beautiful sheet with sixteen
double quario pages, making annually Two
complete volumes Of 4l6 pages each. Price
~ 90 per volume. Specimen copies always
sent free for examination. It's worthy Of your
attention.
The Connecticut Courant says: at is q
firstaclass journal" "The clippings from i,s
pages which we make almost weekly, show in
what estimation we hold it. We should hard
ly know how 70 get along without i. liz cdr
tors are practical Farmers and Gardeners"
The Hartford Times says. /" II is the chea p
est and best paper Of its character published in
the c0un'ry."
The Sci, nifc American says The Amer.
lean Agrcuturist ID one Of the best journals OF
the kind now published"
ALLEN & CO., Publishers,
No. 2S9 Watershed, New York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28
Died

In Goshen. on the ia;h inst. Mr.. Jonathan
Wadhams, aged 70 years.
In Goshen, on the 2Ush lnst.s MIR. Erasfus
Lyman, aged 81 years.
Oh he I4ih isssi., nj the residence Of his sir
ter. Mrs Gsodsrll. in Ellsworth, MIR. BENJAMIN
Willard. aged 43 years.
Ii Scotland. WiEiham County. Connect ieui,
on ahe l7ah inst, Eliza Ann, wife Of Albin Bu-
FL, aged 50 years, formerly of Gvshen
n Indianapolis, lna. Dec. :, NJ: Nsinan
Allen. formerly cf Norfolk, LischReld Co,
Conn. aged 81.
ii PIymOush. Dee. -. Royal B. Paraes. aged
Ia ibis town. Dee. 81 M. Thomas Jackson,
tcolhredl aged 15yeaEs.
IN RichIield. Summit county. O., Dee. 5th,
Herman 0sia't. E.q:, aac y yeass-eS sensise'
Ohio. MI. O. removed ID Ohio IL 1900. with
David Naason. and lived IN he township d
Hmdsen until rs yeaFa since. when - removed
10 kich6eld. was from GUehen, Ct Mn was
10 louAaeF % the Osiast PSssbstssish Wssseln
Reserve College.
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LITCHYiELD INsTITUTE,

"A T. the instance OF several friends Of ednca.
"A tion, The undersigned will open school on
Monday tho llth instant, in this village, for the
instruction Of youth Of both sexes. S.8 .,is8 Il
y Tuition per quurler--of eleven weeks
Primary Branches, % %
Common English do. 425
Higher Branches, IS tf
Latin and Greek rs
Students can be lifted for College, for Teach.
ing, or pursuing professional studies.
Astronomy will be taught by the aid Of Mat.
tison,s Charts
With an acquaintance rs student with some
Of The best institutions Of learning ~ this cnun-
try. aud an experience Of fifteen years as teach.
er the undersigned fa.ters himself thai he shall
be able 10 give sntisfa ction TO those who may
favor him with their patronage.
JOHN KlLBOURN, A. NJ, Principal.
Litchfeld, Dec 5.h, 1864.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28
TO 81 Cash o TONER'S

NJ NOW YE thai we, ALyoRp ~. kRcTaxkt
- contemplating q change ln our buslmeARg
d. from this time hencefvfth offer our large eN4
splendad stuck Of Goods or any part theFe0ts At
uneard OF iowFatcs 10 all such az have the needs
iul--as our object 10 llut 10 nueht0 make money
m Ia dispose 81 The Goods And we would HaN
thatwe inen u what we ttMie there jsnO Eag'aaom
about tive invite Ill to come and ~ satisfied.
TOiiose who choose 10 stay away and disbeIieVe
our statements, and thus loose those bargains
which others are securing I'VE says take yorr
own way Hnd then when II IL TOO late mourn over
y III loss. Bu, q The wise we say that Within
the pust few days wc linye been making large
additions to our sloels, among which may BIZ
found a large ici III siirfimofs, Aipnccns, Wool
and Halt Wool DgLaines. Poplins, linRhanis,
Dack and Fancy silks, pcDorNes, MefIinack
and Coehegu ltints. Bay SaAte and other styles
of Sl,nwia, FlanDelsnf ail kinds and c0iuss,
heaeIlcd and brown oifniiss large otUf Dress
Trimmings and lLosicrys Also, 4 large lpt NJ
rendy4nndr Clothing N al descriptions, Dom N
pair or Oycrnlls 10 splendid Qycrcuuii bHptR
and Shoes, Mi endless vaticty from % cents ek
nniripwaris; dill descriptions III Has anJ GApsg
&c DC. which will he sold t.low ela tgt AdAe
having lie cash. And lei ii ba Understood thal
we dD not wish for more pf those gEsa aucpfinss
which some customers choose 10 snals AlsVy
one word Of advice 10 those who Should hare
paid III long since II will ~ swell aar yQs CAL
1T The = captains Office SOON ~ sye III HI
ssonbte AIsF(3lSI1 Nj i'll r OTHER.
I WOIcottyiI'e, Oct SDlh, 1864
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28

Col. Step,oe, the new Governor Of the
Mormons is said TO be conscientious,
slnild disposi,ioned man, Of the Episeo.
pal faith, and member Of that church.
The Govexnment expects no difficulty.
sand thinks il about cert,in that on his
arrival At Utah, Brigham Young will re-
.ceise as1ispatCh from Heaven ,equts ing
dim 10 resign. whtrsupon. il is supposed
he will rss'gn. being content fur The rest
sof his life with ths dignity Of high lries,
;among the saints.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28

The Platlsbufg Rspublican, noticing
The statement Of Mr.. Cunard that his
steamers have cairied over one hundred
thousand passengers without losing q
MAN. says that Capt Andsrson Of the
steamer United States. on Luke Cham
plain has 10 the course Of al years SER
vice. carried oUer halt q million Of pas
sengers. and lost bus one man. and that
without any fault Of bis or his crew.
The steam navigation Of Lake Champlain
haseye been remarkably exempt from
accidents. and probably no equal amount
OF travelin any part Of the world has
been attended with so little disaster and
los Of life IS the travel which has passed
Through that Lake.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28

The Bosfcs Transcript gives tie follows
ing exlracl from = private leitef from Pa
9Fis:
/" Tire war occasions general gloom.
Tie feeling III regard IL iheswar is one
.Oi regrci a0d grief The suderngs ofthe
soldiers; Vie death 0i 80 many brave
men; lie demnralix .lion ef the yonli IL
the conHirys iIlesc are ,l.e general sub-
iecss IL cnnversatiDn. There IL No en,hn
siasnl iii nur successes. The war il re-
gsrded ss lrivhifal calsnsity. Nuhoiy
talks about glory. Ewes sl,e military men
depi0re the war az d dreadful nrcessiiy.--
sm inld that ID England tile feeling ii
very mEch Tie same"