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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07
AL AL TRADE, 1851.

SrTI 10 -, ~ u. ~ gdHlhEN WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A,tHG determined TO close ny present bu.in.,. u,
At reduced prices for or 70 uUss,pai va sen
Ware, aid PaneS Goods. ~ N-''' AA''heh and Stone
me AfGsr portion OF the consists on New G,,, -,
eri'ed during this Summer for ;hs 2a
ana cry Dealers; Families ali in wani Of Goo
Particular attention paid packing
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- X. ion
e'00' A JAMES s THOMAS HEEs yr a, hi. r.ed7y
CaRD-TO TiiE LADIES'
MRS @. NiGLlNI respectfully announces to herGcz,
Vii &c aaa the the 3 e. . her @
shs will open splendid Millinery and taasy
Articles selected and made s North
poation' and sye having during residence OF 81 years
Ladies of NFn being po;af 10 this e,y such
With my FSEKr viii fIds b. .s Sr ,
mes manHs AID executed in the and
Being we'll aware that numerous every
Continuance Of the BY unremitre attention to business
Ell @ indessd @ please call and settle their
sA@e,sIo%pt attention to this is earnestly reqae,tsd
A C.DTo THE LtDiis.-Sss SARAH 81 FLoUgNoY
wishes 10 inform friends and customers tie cy
ST. over KidaeEs eoihng door H.OIds vareS
store aii one door SeSS iars where she intends
oin her sincere hauk her their former patron
to her; notice e. 'A; S Pa be
The fashions WILDE received monthly. Sept so-dae2T
SSouNTRY KNIT s0CKs.-lOO dozen Country Kni, soct,
o., s:MERcnAyr wElsrern,
ions 6S1F PSy HfLIS S' 60 Tor
ALT..?soO sacks "Marhal," 1850 worthinEtOn
Os8 DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 CO.
z iiiiDs; ~ 0hLE,N. PO"TO HICO AND CLIoT.
80 f'ED SOAR part Of high grades, for sale
a. ArEHs-GAirEits-GA have on hand /. fan
sGppy Of pa' and Back Cloth CATER suitable for the
sew Corner Main and PeaI streets.
bags p'"i D 21'I ' xl y
s9dbn IBls surf ND HiHD ChUsIED AND row.
ACON.ITGdd' s,nthhei and Western Hams. Shoulders;
-, Bone and Clear Sides n''Ore and receiving
tL0Tiite; spnINL IT.. ac-Patent Clothes sprinkleTs;
ing from the nS coSe wash ,ri !. E ,s clothes AL
"'A'''' '"A''0"' f"'haee'' "e' Tor sale by ,,,r,.
seq Corner Main and IAN streets,
SA PACKAGES COVERINGS" LOAF, CRUSHED AND
sells DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
TIE GREAT FASHION BOOK
FRASK hsLIEs
LADIES GAZETTE OF FASHION,
WILL be puS iI d. on ia saf FIX sSSF ss
The Sss, lumber yet issued and co4tsb, only reds
OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
" Patterns Of bonnets
q ps,terns OF ne. Dre', and Cloak Trimmings
railing Habit
R Rab,!. I;op Dresses
Ladies presses,
coilaT' and Lace Articles.
Few Fancy yI'i Feathers.
Netting and Crochet
rof t%StSG' Ia 9T Fy 4ST Books
!, 5 La'Ee Patterns Tor Fancy Nee ilework.
New Music Birthday Poll,
Shes'.problsm and Lessons.
TsitS TSpS MTs Ann $. Stephens.
Literary Items.
ysTlSf G"R Rss:lp,.,.
FRANK IISIig E,c H., s,., -. ~,
-" NJ Wv pyOhstNtIs M 'ht United States OcS-iW
aac O. 20. 70 ~ Main street. have In store and
- onetns oT sale to the trade superior Liquor.
'' N 49,, I'M nv, ls ing! e..
,'Iiuu, p',s Tanics' Pale and Dark, all grades
Jamaics Rum; Holland stheiam Gin
sSoteh ani irish Whisky; Cordals
London al phi i.i,,t, p..,...., A.,
And adne Toto Cigars, very choice bnnd. ,e9s
a tov sgnrs \ In a. ~ y's VIZ SontlhhE nee (and Al
iO2 Main street where large S,ioriSpt can m Say 81
se2S KEES mai nyyi ~ \ nn
StALT.-s6oJ sack, M.,,,,lI gslt no, ,,, p,,, AZ
- from Liverpool VIII be discharged rom ishter. in N: az
'ol ss,e oy lsel3l EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
VOUTIIS' CLOTHING.--Ihaveo on ana complgtes,.
orment o. Boys and Youths coitnF. ~ 10 ytars
No ~ argc stock and a. great variety OF the same
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RN PmIIinn a I'D
iS1 ana teo broadway x.x w.,

CONDUCTED
nus Motel has recently been ENLARGED ana res,,.d h Ill
Nehnent' and Is nov reception Of p.,
~ transient hoarder and visitors Meals served Al an
,h 10 their apartment, without extra ch.rEe or In
pNte dining room, the ap., rbIrb ny :,
20 we Hotel This Hotel Seng uith thTr. ir,,"
- ~ huison River and New Haven Depots sSIeu,.,,
c, VII nal II to their advantage give the City Hotel a
80 ''P''''' 'eleis share q the puPlie patronage.
SKr Y,sr I, ,s,, dEo. W. hARPEL, Proprietor
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ocI DAVENPORT, ALLEN co. Ap,.

'HNi stbsCiiiBlIl continues the Auction and Cor.
Business Tor the sale Of Slaves ony respectfully requests
peoLs having such property Of to give him ali
he feels confident IRON his long trade to he ab
give entire satisfaction TO all VIZ disposed TO eourn
pPE 70 hi ior sale as they that every IN
on ns pAi sha be Used to obtain the highest market value
Paoicly and privately. Persons
slaves for sale will their the depo;s and
with NY servant Davy, who charge
tended 80 promptly BENJAMIN n,VIS at
a-25 ly,u -, - 20
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~ SUTHERLAND.
- . 81 Vain street - n SS<r.-5
opposite EaEic Square, n ttSg1Ss-sr[S~ - tECN
Importer and MAnufac- ..IS SsSSS -
turer Of Guns. Pistols, -SfJs S<SSSAs@
HGn Material and Sport 81 =
ing Articles generally. nsrection 70 his NIL
's 70 The above line to which he gives attention
e cong Tu'fscdi experience Of lis AOus, he trust. may n,
,Se rtent variant the assertion that uaI Pistols or Gen
oEerrd Tor sale by him, will be Quail eonder
Union. ~ - -@' "'Ne' "'Nse N 'ie
Dsb snd single Fowling Gun, Of fine quality from the most
tlsIh makers. In variety, will Without wood or
Ieathsr cases appUrtaneucss Ditto ditto coron sid
sorted IN style, &c, KQitrt 10 deal.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DHY I!OO6s--Ws sTe N -
~ eeip Of usual large supply Of Pan Goods, smSseb ~
%Si sysIy s 1'o,y tp, 10 Dry Good, store Sh Ts
re Determined to cell favorable terms a, snS rsu.Y
In the city. DIJDIry 4 IooiISsrnSp 0i'e
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=pEEL.s LoNn0N t:nII !, ~ : :. :. =

from FRESH
~ r-Inye, tt.roD, d., Tar. yery. rIJ "'"He'
"A HAAAsls pleasant
s'nluan' h1s hy beneficial king tb,
s s9hlAeh and bowels prevalent i'm vs1 $500
IL 49, 1leh neSected produces Dy.enery Cbss,s
Genera pb 'I,sase remedy for Suleney Dyspepsia and
~ great preventive Price - per bottle Is np
e Wholesale and Retain Agents Ne,sr, RpSNrrr 49,.
40 Main street, and
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-d -, . ne subscriber has open one Of m. Is,..,
Fal and winr Of superior Ready Made Clothing Tor The
eTnprng every article, style ald auaty ~, a.
10 r,I al nsar All persons wan, are s6lcsi
their Patronage. ~ r n . iaS1, me with
-, No. lsi Main street. eyYosite Ia lie sor,,,.
" b-I have jnstreceiyed
CaPe Bags Umbrellas ndl Rueter over Coat, e, irank'
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ny Toier a Cook, .uei..

G%W.mISSInNEn,S SALEOF JAMES RIVER
nAND ~ THE COUNTY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
decree OF the Circuit Court Goochl.nd countv IN .
pending In said Court Iha, Coura.,on-r aS',,si ~ a.
.Md decree proceed on WEDNESDAY 25h oe,9b.r ISL ~,
,e to orsr for sale to the highest bidder n. ,rs o.
lana " ng IN Goochand county known a. "PAIRFfEfD"
MS farm J. abou; IS miles city o, ro M
70 lev hundred yards Of James river. IL bor-, n, I,
TOR more than mile, acre. ~ Ia
which there are rs 100 lands '' VI 'iHu' OF
puAty ofthe high lands is profury.
sny N the county IL I, sused -ds.siy b.,u..n IL
~ les Cseldn and the Boiling Hall and
m eminent view Of the river and e6ur,rv
tract cell -atered. health aud sor,y III, ,.,
great inducements purchasers '' ~'n '"e''
II guano Ia used will be charged like ~ ''-'' AH1
Person. disposed purchase invited v.r h..,
" o 'ie or address through the ore W n W.;.i,s,
eh L"tannd o. Pr.sbE t-riln AMI an ~
sOSi ehool,, are IN the mrasdli's nei,hborhood
ilsHs-one-ihrd Of the p1rchae money e,sb. IVA
que 20 he paid In i've equal annual secured Nv
peiha .ec1ty and by deed Of upon ;hs nj 81
or r d~srr-i payments interest from ~. a. =, ~.
~'q-tls TUOu,s
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NuSIslL 81 yrf- tpdfs, Ocr~ SrGEs, Tir
Goats OF al kinds eolorrd Cs AID CIssg,re. ru: in All
We lNtssi Firi'HH 'iy B!ck and Fnc Cashmere rsa.
s AL ldss Pani, for Negro weAr; together u;h Tsls siik
valencia and down Yeats -h com
peis assortment o. GENTS FURNISHING GoODS-Au for
low FOR ea'h. Call At III Main siseet. " w '-
selo WN IRI surru
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SAirhIlN.s HUGS HAYES, 6c.-L large supply OF In.
grain Three Ply and Tapestry Carpets With sn a.,oItment
o. Rus BoStns P.ro add Door Aas ke al eousht AZ ,bs
'sfs DUDLEY JOHNSTON, its Essis square
D0n B,Lbs coTTON TWINS, oibt,t quality of sal, By
WV Wol DAVENPORT, ALLEN A co,
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-, JOHNSON & PIt;H.
commission Merchant. RIcIn, ,

Ose' II IIC s.IerghnnIs Richmond, Va.
r;yIe-froHf BpldiaS, Ssoctoe Bar,6-r..
SS III s,Ve prompt attention sale OF Tobsrec vh.,
touf Cora, &c, aGd hope by strict -,
10 receive the Paoaaseof their friend. Ana ,S t Sq
house '-'s Inspector Al seahrook'E Ware
wM, R. PUGH, late Of cl,r1,vtlls. .,.,,,,,,--.
apli-ly '''''' ''eSs1ehpuFg county, Va.
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HOBINsON's PRACTICE, VOL. 1.
IN PRESS AND WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED,
"IHE PRA CT7OE Nv COURTS or JUSTICE IN
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED sTArEs;"Br
CONWAY ROBINSON. E.q.
Vol As 70 N. place and time of Transaction proceeding
LimitAu rs"
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FALL TutDE OF 1881.
CAIlD-TO TnE LADIES.

QNoh RESr-The Dwelling House Mayo street, at -.
u present occupied by Mr.. K Dickinson. Possession t
se23-tf JAMES THOMAS Jr ri, 81. P.c,1-S~
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A 'nMnt>SIDNER.S SALE OF 4 IITIUI Z
aL tsTAIE on NAVY HILL, TIE CRY or RISiI
~ ACCiION-by virtue Of ~ IN. Circuit Cor,
uhty o henreo pronounced Jaiy 1854 IN IN.
su' a" LrsEe e. Anderson aud ala
'1 Zee appointed special
~ nhe aneuon on the premises, MONDAY The a,
w. 49, eonrnotny At o'clock the estate on N1yy
nv IN The city OF Richmond formerly occupied by Mr. y,,y
hhleTs'n, ani re by Mr.. George
~ acres IL viii be laid fronting on al l,b "a
according u plan and AZ he 81
u r ss.o Soda or hyperion in fe. days.
h, hrd eashi balance at and mouths neyoa
$50 ''e'eI ~ tue ~ouf'' A. ID. HUTHEsOS.
III sale Conducted by GoDDfs ApPERscs Auctone.I,
au3-wIwaduiS
ENNEtIoRs SttE OF sT0t Ks.-wi be .aId al sur.
- uon on IUtsDAY lOth October IL o'c.ock a, ih-
Bosher: - 'S"e'"b " N'e 'A'e James
49, shares o. ihe Richmond Fire Association
shares Farmer Bank tock
o shares virginia Bank
~ shaTrs RE unond, freder ,burE Pc RI Stock
- shares Rehmond 4 Petersburg RI Stock
shares WashinGton and Steamboat
subscription 20 Norfolk Por,mouth Ascot
= shares James River and Klnazha Stock
0shares Southwestern Turnpike
s,..,-,u.., LEWIS D. CRESsHAw, EI'r.
% '-1.S'eH ~ JSO. A. LAScAsTIH 4 Sos,
Stock brokers.
KY Dunlop, Uoncure & Co., Aucts.
G,GAH AND nOEASSES ar AICrIOS-on
- me ISth Instant commencing 10 O'Clock
ice, lOih street, South side o. the sin. -
200 bbls prr NoSsses. r'
Also-oiher articles suited ts the trade
proved negotiable paper 1900 wv NF
CO Sale without regard - weather
oeo DUNLOP, HONCCRE Co, Auets
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a GOOD Az THE BESG,-Gsntlegsn ar a,.1T,,
IN that they ca. 1T al HFS procure the .ub-seT "a go
ana s9es as can be had where. Always on
h.i only supply o. the beet Northern article Of our
C max which We natter ourselves will ayorby
these made in other part the world Ne lave
'ence In the business, an do hesitate 10 Aser AMI
eharnge contradiction, that better shoes ana Root, are I
"'Stn9ni than We have ever seen, made else~her-
uenhaeH IA NsnI Of good article good 1T can b. sr
jy2T - yyi,,Irs IAN ~ , s1'e u
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SHAWLs-SHAWIS- So
Plain Black ape shaVs
Long and Square Brcehe 40
Printed Cashmere and yor.I,i,. 10
Black, White and CoIor4d TbIh., 20
For sale by u n do
seas Z. HARTWSLL CO.
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sS@Me HOMES aDilIANTINE ClSDT 80 :,
at factory on Sonsgnmsn and for sale
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| H.N.h FALL MD "lNTER-l low in reerin.
a large and well selected o
GHnt-uien Furnishing Goods embracing beautiun
Of aHt rares Sad most fashionable
t very lowest cash prices PURCHASERS invited 10 call And
| s,sS-e. HENRY SHAFER,
| 80 lO3 Main street
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03


In comparison with the loss Of a wife. all
other bereavements are TifiBg The wife /
she WhO fills 50 large space in the domestic
heaven she who busted herself so unWearied-
y for the precious ones around her; bitter, Bit
ter is the tear that falls upon her cold clay -
You stand beside her coffin and think Of the
past. Il seems an amber solOred pathway,
where the sun shOne upon beautiful flowers, on
the stars hing glittering overhead. Fain would
the soul linQer there. No thorns are remem-
bered save those your hands may unsillBgly
have planted. Her noble, tender hear. lies
open to your inmost sight. You think Of her
now as all genIleness. all beauty, all purify
But she is dead The dear head that laid up
on your bosom, rests in the still darkness, up
on a pillow ofclay. The hands that have min.
istered so untiringly, are folded, white and cold
beneath the gloomy portals The heart whose
every beat measured an eternity Of love lies un-
der your feet. The flowers she bent over with
smiles, bend now above her tears, shaking the
dew from portals, that the verdure around her
may be kept green and beautiful.
There is no white arm over your shoulder
40 speaking face to LOOK up into the eye Of
love-nO trembling lips to murmur, 90, it is
so sad p
There is SO strange hush in every room no
light footstep passing around. No smile to
greet you at nigltfall. And the cd clock ticks
and strikes, and ticks-it was such music when
she codld hear it Now, it seems knell on
the hours through which you watched the shad-
ows of death gathering npon her sweet face.
And every day the clock repests that old slo-
ry. Many another tale,Ii telle.h, too-of beau
Iiful words and deeds that are registered above.
lou feel-O, how often that the grave can.
not keep her. ..e flsga ]
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The HcmpfieId Railroad.

This road which is intended to give rail-
road connection at Wheeling with the Pennsyl.
vania Central Railroad, it seems has got into
difficulties and the work on it stopped
We clip the above from the Philadelphia
Daily News, of late date. We presume this
information was derived from the publication
recently made in one of the papers of this Bor-
ough. No item could be published that would
more directly affect the Interests or the credit
Of the Hempfeld Railroad abroad. We are
glad to state, however, that the work on the
Hempfeld Road has not been abandoned--and
also, thatit will not be. Owing 70 recent
reduction of wages. many of the laborers made
a strike, and Left the road, most of whom have
however, returned to their labor, as we have
elsewhere stated at the reduced rates. This is
the only rdficuly,' and as the citizens of
Philadelphia are interested in the progress of
this road, we hope our friend Flanagan will in
form them that the "work on the Hemp6eld
has not stopped. ."-Gommonwealth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

A Goose NISETE-THREE YEARs OLD.-Mr'
Everett, farmer. Of Kirby Lodge, near Rock
ingham, has goose which be youches to be
at least ninety three years old. Il has been on
bis farm full fitty years. and passed he former
par. Of is life on the farm adjoining. Il Is a
large fine fowl, with head and neck as white
as snow and has lately katehed brood Of Cos
lingS from lis own eggs. Mr.. E. has a book
stating is age and history, which he can su-
thenteate. II We were to pluck quill from
this antquated goose and write its biography,
it might not be an uninteresiing record. The
echoes Of the Scotch rebellion mad scarcely
ceased when it had first peeped from beneath
its she'll into the wide world, and possibly its
immediate ancestor smoked at the festive
board at the coronation Of the third George
Il eaekled at the Gordon riots, aud hissed
when Wilkes was msdes state prisoner. Il
was Matching with The FIRST French revolution
and screamed when Napoleon le Grand threat
enedt invade our shores, and also when Gas
ltIsreagh was made Prime Minister Like ma
ny other bipeds, it has broodeG over scores O
added eggs: and grown no siser from expert.
euce, but though year after year has flown BY
they leave the "giddy goose sIill.-Leicesier
{ Rng. Mercury.
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foreign Netps,
STEAMER PACIFIC ARRIVED.

.-a NEw YORK. July94.
Liverpool dates to the iath inst. 10 b.t,ls
OF Importance. English feet had tep,porariIv
Withdrawn from Cronstadt Prussia IL Eor,i,g
Austria into new negotiations; strong suspicious
are entertained of Agstria's good faith 70 her
allies.
hATzsr-tleet has temporarily Withdrawn
from Cronstadt to Bauo. No battle.
Russia has sent special convoy 70 Austria,
urging her to refrain from further step with
France and England, but rather to Join Prus-
sla in new negotiations for peace. al- H
The Arabia arrived out on Sunday. ....
News absolutely nothing; distrust again sx.
cited respecting the Intentions Of Austria, she
having at Prussia's instance lcounlermanded
the advance of her army into Wallachia. The
Russians are in no hurry to evacuate it, on the
contrary, the Cars letter to Prussia says, un-
der any circumstances, he insists on retaining
line of seventh for strategic reasons Consi,
cradle justification still hangs over diplomatic
relations. A fortnight will elapse before the
result of pending negotiations transpires.
On The Sd July the Turks crossed the Dan.
ube in force; meeting with the Russians bat.
tie enSued; the latter lost 500 killed and woun-
ded.
The Turks on the 9th, after long struggle
got possession of the Island Of Mankan and
oineika. and subsequently of the Island Of
Glewrgevo.
Russia still occupying tie Danube bank from
The Alta iOwnWards French and English
continue to concentrate between Varna and
Shumla-5O, 900 now there.
RepOr,ed bombardment of Cronstadt begun
3lst June, not true; Austria announces new
voluntary loan of fifty millions of Florins at
ninety-6Ve per cent Spain dividends.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03
THREE DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

... NEw YORK, July %.
The Africa brings Liverpool dates to July Is
The news continues contradictory, and the
complications of tEe Powers seem to be more
mixed. ........
1t is now believed that the Russians have
received orders not to quit Wallachia, and ad-
mitted that the Austrans have not entered it.
Indeed, it is believed that the latter has aban-
doned all intentions of occupying the Principal
tiles for the present. The smaller German pow
ers will adhere to the Austro Prussian Con-
vention, and the feeling, in consequence.of the
new complications, is very severe. ..,
Redschitl Pasha has resumed the Turkish
Ministry Of foreign affairs; the ministers
of Greece are indicted for mal-issuing of the
private money, and fostering recent insurrec-
ton. .
There has been some fighting on the Dan
ube. Omer Psha led the Turks personally
They crossed the Danube to the number of 49,,
900; the Russians met them; but the latter
were defeated with the loos of 500 men killel,
and 90 wounded. The fortress of Giurgevo
had been taken by the Turks and the Islands
of the Danube, 1--WE suppose opposite the city,
These are occupied. No details of the battles
are given; but lis evident, that.the Turks have
assumed the offensive, and mean to risk a
pitched battle with Russians. The first re-
seave of the Anglo French are at Rustcruck !;
Gen. Gorchakof, with thirty thousand fresh
troops, is advancing to recapture GurgevO. p.
The mortality among the Russian officers is
noticedi in l60 wagons of wounded arrived at
Bucharest 80 were officers; of 450 carts at Jas
sey, 1873 were officers. taa
Report says that the allied fleets, on the. Black
Sea, have sailed for Sevastopol, and that port
would be attacked by land and Sea- The squa-
dron in the Baltic had retired to Baro, cholera.
prevailed generally among;the crews. Most
of the land troops at Varna, it is supposed,
were off for the Crimea, and severe fighting was
expected there.
Russia was forcing new levies of troops, and
concentrating large portion of them in Tran
sylvania. Austria keeps within her frontiers,
but is concentrating her troops.
The cholera was bad at St. Petersburg; the
y,;;rago, with emigrants bound for Australia,
had lCst fifty of them by it, and put back to
Liverpool, it was said to prevail severely in
Paris. ,s...s .f.
England and France continue making vigor-
GUS war preparations. Emperor Napoleon bad
reviewed the troops Tor the Baltic at Belogne,
and made to them an en- ergetic speech. s4
He was to visit Calais to address the troops
there, and superntend their embarkation. Both
France and England are very active in prepa-
ring for the war;
The rebels of Spain had determined to resort
to Guerrilla war; their chiefs are experienced,
and may succeed.
Another report from Spain says that the reb-
els were $4,000 strong. and moving towards
Andalusia. There had been movements in Va
lencia favoring them.
Indiana telegraphed with Calcutta dates,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

A SMART BoY-Dr. Wayland, of Brown
University, had boy about six years old whC
was anything but fool TIE Doctor placed
hm under the care Of one of the students
with the charge that he should not 60 out
without permission from his tutor.
May go out . at length inquired our hero
no, was the lacOnic reply.
A few minutes pause followed
MAY | go out 2 again inquired the boy.
NO ! was again the resDonse.
The miniature edition of the doctor slowly
rose from his seat, took up MS cap. and push
ed for the door.
Stop, said the tutor, do you know what nc
means p
yes said Charley; it is particle Of ne.
cation, and two Of them coming together, are
equivalent to an Affirmative
His wit was his passport.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-03

( UTILITY OF TEA-In the life of most persons
a period arrives when the stomach no longer d.
gests enough Of the ordinary elements of food
to make up for the natural daily waste Of the
bodily substance The size and weight of the
body, therefore, begin to diminish more or less
perceptibly. At this period tea comes in ts a
medicine to arrest the waste, to keep the body
from falling away so fast, and thus enables The
less energetic powers of digestion still to sup
ply as much as is needed to repair the wear
and tear ,of the solid tissues. No wonder,
therefore, that tea should be favorite, on the
one hand, with the poor, whose supply Of sub
stantial food is scanty, and on the other with
the aged and infrm, especially of the feebler
sex, whose powers Of digestion and whose
bodily substance have together begun TO
fail. Nor is it surprising that the aged
female, who has barely enough Of weekly in
come to buy what are called the common ne
cessaries of life. should yet spend portion Of
her SMALL gains in purchasing her ounce Of tea,
She can live quite as well on less common food
when she takes her tea along with it; while she
feels lighter, and at the same time more cheer
full and filter for her work, because of the in
duIgence. Chemistry of Common Life.