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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-15

HNLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
II Wake Forest N CIVILIAN NJ; CRENSHAW, A.
b. Prncpa-The Seventh Session of this institution will
ON the End Monday in January next Tuition from
s. per session The Academy situated mile from
aty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any The
Trustees of this school have than realized their
tations Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and woud to the
public that he thorough scholar and good instructor
Board can be had So month For further
address DR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestyille, Wake Co, N. C.
/. Nov sea 1853 3-ff
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CHLORINE TOOTH WASH STANDS UNRI r
u Vailed for cleansing the mouth and preserving tn
teeth and gums. For sale at = s,,,
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NLAZIERs, DIAMONDS AND KNIVES.
~ III N''0'' AnO ~ '1,e S WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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1UVABLE sALT.YERY FINE AND WHITE il
Il small bags, in store and for sale by ~ !.
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u YON,s RAT PILLS AND SALVE. DON'T
Abe annoyed any longer with rats when extir-
inmate by giving Rat Pills. greasng their food with
Coster's Salve, which you will find at PESCODo ,:
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U YON,s RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFEGTUA
remedy used for the destruction OF hats MICE &c
orby WILLIAMS ~ eHAflWOOD-
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GADDLER. FERTHs & ROSS, MUSTARD
g large Case of Mustardwhich considered the
best in the worldly many persons just received at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE. :
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NJ OTIcEST0 CORN GROWERS.-fHE SUB
~ scrber offers for sale peculiar kind of Corn known
the Canada prolific Corn which eXces be-
fore offered the Southern Planters both for beauty and
increase. 1t is handsome white corn and produces from
three eight stalks from each grain each stalk bearing
two to three of Cornand the suckers prolific
the original stalk bearing equal number of
procured a small quantity of this through the mail
and planted nine grains in cannon sandy garden that
had received other than from the stable
and yard and the result eightysix silks and
yeight ears! Had not the drought come at the
time it did, several other would have matured.
will send packages Of hundred grains each, post
paid, for dollar, any remitting me that and
feel confident who this small for this
Corn will regret the experiment This not the Sucker
Corn, that shoots at species is late
the Indian and will grow tall All orders
to be postpaid and addressed to
ANTHONY DAVIS, Pink Hill p O., Lenoir
Co., n. c., Williams Haywood, 7. NJ 20 Raleigh
Feb
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UORN sTARCH.-As FRESH SUPPLY JUST R
~ CEIVED at the Drug Store of - - = =
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CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.-THE
alovers of the will be glad to hear that the sub
scrber has received invoice of Superior Cgarsne Cut
and Lump Chewing Tobacco, various brands, and some
e p. F. PESCUD.
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I'D ALTIMORE PIANO MANUFACTORY.-
I'D IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT-ELnstic Uni0efsdE
IoucA-WIsE BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudor Square
and Grand Pianos request those wanting tirsate nsrr
ment-one that Ladies perform with the greatest
possible advantage that is chaste of style of suPerave
touch Tone that will stand in concert tune and last
life time to call for themselves sample Instrument
the Agents ofice-Dr. W. r. SCoTTs
These instruments in general in the Cities
among critics Of art and science, and to whom
referring See the manufacturers circu
lars which may obtained of the Agent. All Instruments
warranted five years.
J. J. WISE BROTHER.
DR.. w. r. SCOTT, -4gent
Rale;ch J,nuarv 11th 1850 2O-tf.
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CIGARs! CIGARS ia lot Of the very best brands
0of imported Cigars, has just been recelEed at
- g ~ - rs TX 49, 3 ATWOOD Il SCOT
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OFFICE n. C. R. R. Co.,
March "a, 1854
NJOTICE.-I WILL BE IN RALEIGH 4th AND 9TH
lN April being Tuesday and of Superior Court
Stockholders in this Company have opportu-
nifty of paying their nstalments.
CYRUS p. GENDENHALL
Sec'y and Treasurer.
TRepister CODY 3S-
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EEAIR BRUSHES.-The most extensive variety of
IL Hair Brushes in this City, may be and bought
very cheap at p f. Pescud's DRUG STORE
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1tALL AT PESCUD'S DRUG STORE FOR 1OuK rOIuH
isnnlies of Amer can and Foreign PERFUMERY, TooTH
and Hun BRUSHES COARSE and FINE COMBS, SCARS and
SHAVING CREAMS PoMADEs and HAIR Oils
Pscud keeps large stock and sells at small advance 10
consumers and the trade. 90
Sent oo--
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6tOD LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY of Rush
~ ton Clark Co s just hand at the Drug Store OF
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
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NJEGRO GOODS.-KERSEYS OF ALL GRADES,
lN Plaid Striped and Plain Linseys,
Marlboro and Gala Stripes and Paids,
Cotton Osnaburgs and Heavy Shirtings,
Russet Black BrogansAHeavy Boots just received and
for sale by JAMES McKIhIM0N.s
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nEPILATORY.-FOR REMOVING SUPERFL
~ GUS HAIR, for sale by . . - 800. J, y
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No. o.43.'
OUR NEW sTo ext.

. U Il N Il w 3 Il . C IA
E L.. HARDING HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND
M oopened his stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
ING, comprising all the and desirable styles of Fine
ror French Cloth Frock and all the
medium qualities. ~
These Goods are made up EXPRESSLY our sales
consequently the Garneats de the latest and best
STYLE
We confidently and safely recommend our goods
wear we'll many testify who have purchased from
for years past.
Our arrangements are such we can take measures
and have garments made in the best STYLE and good
guaranteed. -
of customers styles Orders taken and shirts
made to measure In two weeks time. In fact pre-
pared to suit our customers in every respect.
81 Call at HARDING.S for GOOD GOODS
Raleigh. March "a, 1884, 31-
Ey L. HARDING-0pposite Nessrs. Eoans d. Cook
lie Manufactures and Dealer in Superior READY
MADE CLOTHING. is receiving
Superior black doe skin Pants, ..F 5ss.s -
5Ee do fancy do do do
do white linen drill do 81. -
do fancy do:.do do
do black satin D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do do silk do
do fancy do do ~
do farmer satins do
do white Marseilles D. b. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do figured do do
do do do dress do =
do do do sack do,
with all the medium qualities.
For bargains in well made GooDs, call at
April 4, 1854. 40
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OREGON PEAS.-Another supply of these celebre-
ed Peas received and for sale at reduced price, by
f PESCUfl
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M ED LARD OIL Is NOW USED BY MANY
Apersons in preference TRAIN OIL because 1t is just
as good and cheaper supply for sale very low at
- PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
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cS1TIJTs IN WIIEA 400 LBS BIBE.sT0N{E THE
yentatiye of smut 9ecei yed at
Drug Store of = w Ms ~ III y 4aneOV4,-sk
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1SALMON AND CASES PUT UP
- in Jars, herIneticaly sealed.
case Sardines in Jars, hernlefically " seal eds
All warranted fresh and pure, for sale by
~ j As Nc K on
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TUsT RECEIVED AT PROCTERs.-RIBB'D
d Cotton Drawers
Merino Under superior article
- 20 doz. dress Shirts and Collars zPR0CTER-
d beri. g.
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Usage ORANGE.-The Hedge Plant of America,
0PThe Usage Orange has more than met the most
guine expectations of friends and far regards the
great object view good and beautiful fence adaptation
climate variety of SOIL hardness propagation,
and cheapness that can be desired supply of
seed Treatise the cultivation of the plant may
be had of p. +. PESCUD.
Raleigh: March o. 1854. SS-
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q FRESH SUPPLY OF SARATOGA Wa
IN TER For sale by III ATWOOD Il SCOTT
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sGARDEN SEED We are now in ipt of Iarg
supply of Garden Seed warranted fesh to which tn
attention Of Gardeners is invited. = s-z
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HDLANKETS AND FLANNELS.-9-4, 1O-4, ia,
Lib and supr Bed Blankets, Crib and Cradle do,
White, Blue Red and Green Macknaw Blankets,
Negro Blankets-all kinds, Saddle and Horse do,
White Red Yellow Green and Gray Flannes all grades,
Fancy French, Fannes for Sacks, all colors,
In store and for sale by JAMES McKndMON.
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p. F.. PESCUD.

p. F.. p E C u
NN7HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
wv Raleigh, N. c., IS NOW RECEIVING HIS
extensive purchases for the SPRING TRADE and the rap
idly increasing demand having justified his purchasing
articles in orig IL cases which he has hitherto
cured in small quantities. ustes him in offering unprece
dented inducements his friends and customers. To the
trade will sell the most popular Patent Medicines at
the Popretor prices and respectfully requests dealers and
the public generally to give his stock and exam;
nation before sending their orders North elsewhere
March 1854 81
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.SKY LIGHT!,, EVANS g COOKE, No 90,
Cheap Place. Have received their entire Fall purchase
of Goods, which are now open for inspection: :.
We deem unnecessary speak of their cheapnes
is perfectly understood py that Evans Cooke believe
in quick sales profits and usual ahead OF
all competition. EVANS q Ooonh'
Sent. oo-
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TUlHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIVING
- Il Their SPRING STOCK of STAPLE AND FANCY
DK9 GOODS comprising every variety and style of Dress
Geods, worn either by Ladies Gentlemen Their
an9usay large and was selected with much
attention of their customers and the public generally
w H n & THINKER
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WDAINT'S, OILS & VARNISH-The Subscriber
Il receiving his Spring stock of PAINTS OILs and VAR
NIsHEs of all kinds and qualities and in quantities.
mesurste the greatly increased demand. He would
call especial his superior quality White
Lead 1inseed Oil, Coach and Furniture Varnsh, and
specfuv invite purchasers to Examine his Stock and
prices before buying this the northern Markets. beev
ing he is able to give them superior Inducements.
P. F. PESCUD.
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These instruments are more in general use in the Cities
have the honor of referring See the manufacturers circu
lars which may be obtained of the Agent All Instruments
j. BlsH Br " RnGgG5s B. gGoTr, .4gens.
Raleigh, January 11th, 1885, 2O-f.
HUsT RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
81 Musical Instruments at the n C. Music Store where
Instruments from the celebrated Factory of Knabe
shs ens fnfs pTsm
deons ranging from 80 cents to $780, Banos Tamborins
P Ba sss e dasa on
Perfamery Hair Brushes, Porte Monies, &c, &c.
ARTISTS MATERIALs-A beautiful lot of Landscape
Patterns for Oil Painting Japan Boxes, Paints Brushes,
Mas9 dssrs Mn
''rs' Picture Frames Gilt Moulding K 81 Slai 4 ST
Raleigh Sept. 12 1858. So
y peror quality for expectation South, at Wholesale
Candies assorted per Id. B...............15=- b. do
Candies assorted per lb. Fancy. 20 to 25 do
The above Candies warrant to be equal in every
eoaP and keep
promptly forwarded to any part of the United States and
the felis West Indies: s. 5 = sAML. II. MARKS 4 SON.
E1ALL, 1s53.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR THE
past weeks been receiving his usual large supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising varied assort-
invariably for Cash. and which he the pub
lie generally he furnish prices please His Stock
Mechanic also the City Trade and would respectfully
yite all to examination of the -.
WUsT RECEIVED AT PROCTERs.-RIBBD
. d Cotton Drawers. *
DOubbreasted Merino Under Shirtsa superior article.
90 doz. dress Shirts and Collars. .PR0CTER--
December l. 1855 - s tss -
SALMON AND LOBSTER. CASES PUT UP
- in Jars, herneticaly sealed. -
case Sardines in Jars, hernleti ically sealed
AL Warranted fresh and pure for sale BY "a -
~ se JAS. Nc KIAfi0Ns
~ ~ :, q 3, % 4 M, 80
u N TER. For sale by HAYWOOD q SCOTT.
Septeube 1s5s s555ss
@GsARDEN SEED. are now in. receipt of aslarge
suppyof Garden Seed warranted fresh, to which the
attention Of Gardeners is invited. =
s Il BR0VN WINDSOR so AFs72 DOZEN JUST
Dfeceiyed Also of hubin and sBazn's
q l''ss' IS = WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
~ October III 1853 ~ ~ 96-S
HSRASS SEED.-Red clover, Herds grass Blue grass,
mixed lawn grass and Lpcerne just to hand at the
esof
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BAIN. HATTON s. CO.,

Balm, HATTON 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GRocERs, FORWARDING, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner King and Water Sts.,
Portsmouth, Va,
Give their personal attention to the sale and shipment Of
all kinds Of Produce and Merchandise aud make LIBERAL ad.
vances consignments.
ID. A. BAN, E. a. HATT0N, G. NJ. Balm, jrsa
Portsmouth, Va, March q lS44.- 3D..
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A TTENTION I'VE WOULDsN BEG LEAVE
n inform the Country Merchants and trading commu'
nity that prepared Manufacture Refined Candies
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sNsRASS SEED.-Red clover Herds grass, Blue grass,
lawn grass and Lucerne. just to hand at the
Drug Store of .Es7F WILLIAMS g. HAYWOOD =
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.-A beautiful lot of Landscape
Painting Japan Boxes, Paints, Brushes
Oils and Varnish; Canvass in pieces on stretches
Drawing Patterns Pencils, Paper Bristol Board, Mill
Boards Graduate Tint Paper Pastel Water Colors Pic
lures, Picture Frames Gilt Moulding, Glass, &c, &c
h. w. PETERSILIA. y
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Auction Sale.

EsY order si the Probate Canr far the disrie' RS of Cornwall, the Real Estate of ]. C. Calhoun assilnel fer the benefit of hls creditors will he sold al Vendne at the house of said Ca hum, in snid Cornwall, 0n Friday, April 7h 1854, ai o'clock, P. N.
 This property IS the Iinse in which the nssignni now resides. with iIc onibnlii"gs and n honi one acre nf Land. The Factory propcrlv beng 'he Factory, Machinery, and the House for thr wnrk- men II in order for immediate use. ~i,h s or 10 acres thereuuio h. longing tle w.md lot of 20 acres the land by A Pri:charh's aInnH 5arres ; md lhe excellent ar 6 ncrr piece bv George Swifl's. Also the lie esiaIe of said a.Signor in the md oi his daughter.
 Bids on ilIe property, separately md together will be recPived and ihen disposed oi. as will most benefit tue crediiHs. Accurate surveys a nd maps of all the pieces will be made md lift for examination the hou@e oi sad Cn'h 'nn. at len st ten days before sale. iinme a,e ? ps$es@inn and perrct tiiIe given The m Ttgn.e npw nn ihe property will, by ,he undersigned, be re moved. A credit not exceeding three mouths with interest. can he given, provided the pur- chasers " II make their d..hfs safe.
 c. F. TALLMADGE, Assignee.
 P q S--l am authorized to say that the land of Miss H. E. Calhoun, the daughI,r nf thc. .nssignnr referred tn nl0ve.) be'rg 50 or co acres, can be purchased of her on hong eredn. ai fair price some of which ndjoins the dwelling now occn- pied by the assignor, and is very valuable.
 G. r. TALLMADGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
SPRING GOODS. " T. M. Rich0rGJ,s Custom and Ready Made Clothing
 EMPORIUM.

'j A .Jep doors west ef ,the Court. House.
 TUST opened, large assortnen, uf English, C French, German and American Broadclolhs d aii hnes, shades. cOprs and qualities.
 CAssIMEREs,--En.lsha sh and French black D. e. ehin, together with the greatest variety of fancy CassiB,eres of new an lashonai, e siyl,s 8 black and ianry s,iim and silk VesiingS, MarseilIes and summer Vssinrs of every descTpii"n which will te sold by the ynrd or made up 70 order 10 suit pureharers, in ihe hest manner and warranted 10 sive entTe satisfaction or no sale.
 CLOTHING A splendid stuck ol 'he laiesi styies aud ocst nlanniartnTed CLnhing; and will veu- tnTe lo say superior ln qnnhiy tp any stock ever offered n this village. have made extra forts ihis season fo manufacture such cL,thIng as the pnhlc demands. from incest hr ,adcL,th d, esq nd fF'Hk Coais, blnrk and fancy cass mere Pants, sntn aud si k Vests, dnw n io the g,n,d co,o,nn, Fery,reab txeed .ark-; and large assortment o lrinitnines witch wIl I- sldc ben per for cash tlian ran he b ,u1h, elsewhere.
 FURNISHING GooDs- Eabrsc;n. . lar,e nsso't. meni Of Shr ., Cntnr.. Bus,,nls Cravats. Scnrfs. stocks Lnnd n Ties. ba. kii and silk C owes liD iery, sIlk Handkerch-is, F .rfnOpnaies, SiIs- p"ndeEs. Trunks. vaI,Ses CarpstBags, Umhrellas &c Gen'lenieh furnish ng tIer Q h eau have theiT z Enea's made in n stvi.. not i0 he snr- p'ssed n fashion pF wOvkma nship and ~ ~arran'ed io ti'. would say ,o nN friends and she puh ir iha, n ls my am tn e Il Clothing hat will give peFieet satisfs' ton tn the w-ar-r. Cutting Il me al sInVs ""'iee Spnng ."d Sn"me. Fashi.ms renewed. T. II. RICHARDS. 4 Lisch6eld, March 95, 1884. Y .gtg
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
The Crescent Foundry MACHINE COMPANY.
 pr:Jmon0rf C1ru
.Brid geport, Conn |.

ME AXE [" or'cr Stationary Steam Engines lyR from [" l5J h ."se p.wCr; large o"ubh nrting For e Pups for wa CT works, iron P,aners. Enginr La hes, built m th" nr~t -u's'nn- tIal manner and "ncommoniy hedrp, iog' ilsr with NM txA a2S M.A HA rEAJ haaS A Se YEZ' in ge'rra' and all kinds of s cam B,iiers.-- ila,ing lar.e and extensi,e .tbrk nt Mfl Gent. ing and her pnti' rns, the accommodation "i some Is .ear, busi.tss, they are prt pared to furnish Cns:ng a' 'rt n"ri q Any work ofnered iron, ih s Conptny will he guaranteed ,quI in any made ,n Ilus country.
 hey would cali attention 'o n large Ln he which they bnild, dfs ened Raj ro q Marhnc Sh ps, for turning 1T dr'vt rs--ied l6 feet lus. sums si i.rlies. The, also makr n very large and heavy Lathe with screw t ed, es's sucd f,r n,tl'iur shops in grner l--hcd D feel lpn., sui l4s 92 inches, anl VI" glls about i5 tn"s.
 This Company a,e now n,k'n" V. rirai r |. grr "t new ir-isl, from 8 10 ID horse p.~ CT. which wi 'pqnte bh ihe .n,aii space If lee square, ti,c brd eng hpi 24 hv 34 n .ir<--and witr ,r,t'cal Boiler wi 7, quir" hut bv S'cet.
 Y" those a'"u' io erer' Iron W."k-, we wonl [ say ,hrt ~e nrc preunred tn mik" Eunines wtii, 'hc baw,ng cylinder attached dr-ciy to ihc s'cam cv'inder, embracing all the laies. n. provelnents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
slr.een,h pl.lrlr. csnvea.lsu.

The delegates lO the Whig Senatorial Convention for the Sixteenth District assembled nt wOodbnry on Thursday, March 23d, 1854. The Convention was temporarily organized and the following committees were appointed
 On permanent Officers Wm Hopkins, D. c. Whttlesey, q. II. GayIotd.
 ca Creientials = Robert Irwin, B. A, Sherman, M. w. Barnes.
 0n hesolutions --Manly Peters, D. c Wht.lesey, Henry Me:win.
 Committee on permanent Officers rec ported NATHANIEL B. SMITH Chairman, HENRY MERwIS Secretary.
 Committee on credentials reported the following list of delegates:
 Warren-Manly Peters Wm Hopkins.
 New Miiford-Col. Henry Merwin, George II. Gaylord, Edward Hine, Robert Irwin.
 Washiaeton-S. H. Calhoun, D. C. Whittlesey, Vatertown-M. w. Barnes, Henry Bishop Ge0rge F. Merriman, o. s. Starr. = 'Woodb"ry-Wm Cohren, D. s. Bull, Bennett A. Sherman, N. E. Smith.
 Report accepted. .-..
 After full and cordial expression of sentiment by the members of the Con- vention, DAVID c. SANFORD was unani- mously nominated as candidate for Sem ator in the l 6lh District.
 On motion, William Cothren, Henry Miner, Bonnet A. Sherman were appoint. ed District committee for the year ensuing.
 Committee on resolutions reported the following: ..,
 Resolued, That as Wings we will stand firmly by all the great principles which distinguish ui as party. unmaved by adverse circumstances ill victory perches on our banners. both in the State and Nation.
 Resolued, That we execrate with dee3es 1oalhng the proposed Nebra> ka- Kansas inquty and deem 1t our duty as Wings. as well as the duty of all good citizens in the entire North n all parties to leave no le1itimate means uniried to defeat a premeditated wrong-so infa nous SO gratuious, and so utterly uncailed for.
 Resolved, That we heartily approve of the several Whig nominees for State and Count Convention, DAvIp c. SANFORD, Esq. all god men and true, and will use all honorable efforts 70 secure their triumphant eleciion.
 MATTEL B. SMITH, President. HENRY MERwIN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
HENRY MERwIN, Secretary.

ResoIUed, That ,he nomination of Leverette W. Vessels for Shf riff Ot this county, meets our mos. hear;y approval. That in him we re. cognize an experienced ',fficer of known integ assurance that in his hands the laws will be faithfully and impartally executed,
 The above resolution was unanimous 1y passed at the Senatorial Convention oi this District that put in nomination the name of John Boyd, for Senator. l. breathes inc truth and meets an appro- val at the heart of every msn, Whig, Democrat, or FreesoIler who is acquainl- ed with Leve,et.e w. Wessells. Much more might be said of our candidate for She'iff. That he is gentleman of a pure upright heart, whose character is without spot or hlemish. and that he IS in every way so far as qualifications are concerned, superior to the candidate oi our opponents. Let tic electors of the counr, judge when they hear the ex> press ion from the balint box of this town. where the candidates reside and are per, sonalIy known ,o all. Without saying anything against Dr. Seymour, and much might be said if we would condescend ,o it. Mr. Wess.lls deserves the supper, of every honest, upright elec'or i" the county. As he will receive that sup port in this town where he is knoyn. we call on all tie other towns in the county to fall into the ranks and do likewise. II our neighbors will do as we'll for Mr. Vessels as we will. we shall certainly elect him by triumphant ma jority. We enireat of our friends throughout the county to get out every Sote-do not. we beg of you, allow single voter who is able 10 go to the polls 10 stay at home. Our opponents are very busy scattering false and mischievious reports. as they always are on the eve of an election. Let no man be deceived thereby. Look out for frauds-be on your guard-remem> Der your duty. watch vigilantly and wo'k manfully. and victory is ours.