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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-03
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Sketch by a Man of Fifty.
BY THEODORE S. FAY.


Thirty years ago was penniless and with
out friend. had engaged unsuccessfully
In two or three forlorn specuations, in the
course of which wandered 'about the State
with a reckless independence, sometimes
mourning over the past, and sometimes anti
ClPoting tile pleaK and gloomy future. At
length my funds and every invention o in
crease them were exhausted e. shunEiup all
society, isPent week in devising plans by
which was to be rescued from my embar-
srassments. | was very young, and adversely,
was strange thing to me. In the absence
OF all amusement and occupation, devoted
myself to rambling. Ipassed hours and
whole days in roaming over the lovely seem
cry of one Of the most picturesque countries
ever saw. would start off IN the MORN
ing, hen the sun first pee-ed above the
glowing east, and, with few hard biscuits
in my pocket, push my journey knew not
and l cared not whittier, cannot describe
the sensations with which have awakened
from my feversh slumbers, and gone thus a.
broad beneath the fair morning sky, when
the fragrance was loosened from the thou
sand surrounding flowers, and every simple
object OF nature came up to my sight with
sweet reality, after night tinged with the
colors OF unhappy dreams; and as the sun
"Sprang glorousy
ana freely up, and hill and river
Were catching, upon wave and trce
The arrows from his subtle culver"
have seemed distracted from the ties of
society, and dwelt in the silence that was
unbroken by any sound to remind me of man,
as if had been deer or bird, or some
ether free and untamed creature of the for
est, gifted with human sense and feeling.
OF the scenery around me was completely
enamored. lost every taste for other occu-
pations. wished to enjoy forever this wild
existence, in the midst of rocks, and trees,
and rivers, watching the occurrences of the
inanimate world, in the many caprieious
shapes in which life has sprung up in its mys-
terions connection with matter.
There is everywhere through the works
Of providence an assuasve influence upon
philosophy, inconsistent with violent emo
tion. Dear reader, if you are weary of the
world; II life has gone with you so that you
look upon it as tedious and hackneyed
story; fyou have labored long and are vet
surr 'unded with want; fpoverty has cut
down the best feelings of your soul; if ysu
have hoped and been disappointed; if you
have trusted and been betrayed; i: some be-
ing, around whom your very heartstrings
were woven, has been but yesterday return
cd 70 the dark earth, Go forth from the rude
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-03

0THe that seeks to act gloriously must
not act dexterousy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

STEAMER BEpFoKD BuRNr-BoAr AND CARGO a
ToTAL Loss-We learn from Ieifgfaprls a;.,
patch received in this city yesterday. from
earhi,t ibas the steamer Bedford, which LEFT here
an THURSDAY, took fire at Harpeth Shoals, and was
entirely consumed. The dispatch states that DO
ives were lost No other particulars giyen.-7Nhsa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

renort that the late Luke West, Of the Camp
hli MinstreIs. died worth $4,000, 10 coniradicted
His widow win still retain an interest in the
troupe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

AccrpEgr TO MRS MowArT-We regret that
Mrs. Mowatt sustained fall on Friday night, while
PLAYING Parthenia at the Howard, by which she Sc
vereIy injured one of her arms. Ii was feared al
first that it was broksn. She performed the iast
Act at ihe ulav with her arm in q siing.-Boston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

The BRooKLYN Rrors-The parties. implicated
in tue transactions In Brooklyn on .undsy, were
taken before the Mayor on Monday, bu. In co nse-
quence Of the great number o. prise ners. but lew
examinations took place. Most Of hose arrested.
some forty in number, were bailt a out by iheir
friends. being held n bends Of 800 earh 70 sppesr
aud answer. Several were din Charged for ,he
want ot evidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

A SHOCKING CASE OF HYDRoPHoBrA.-About
three weeks since Mr.. John Crookson, foreman o.
Semple's foundry, was bitten by amsd dog Inc
wound was healed up, and nothing further thou
of it. until Tharsday evening last wnen ne CON.
planned OF feeliag unweil. Yesterdsy morning ne
was taken with conyaIsiye spasms. which gfaoaai'
" increased towards noon, when he becam 30 vlo'
lent as To require the sengtb Of six ana seven PEI
ple TO hold him. His appearance vas ahocnlhs gu -
The extreme foarning 1T the NOUN, rs ~ p,yS
truding from his head, and his limbs Willy ;.,s anu
canyusiveiy tossed about ~ the spssms h'
Ever and anon he would shrek tor ws,s.. e;., ana
az ain entreat those present mot % drown MN.
iiftle siter neon. the worst symptoms presented
and shortly sss Sas Gs.11 sss.s s and
E.a,v ~sra n coustauf attendance, but all the
remedies sppd appeared :. proass ss ne si .soa e
vears old very industrious, and much respected.
ss I . ..o shlassn s., = e ie 1ds sIaa
III Ia en nlaee III the city during this season;
d whal hear g true ,z ass .,s. s ,sns = 9s S9s
friyhifai nafure may be anticipated : ciaeiaHat'
J Cora, SAT-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08
HOUSE AND SHIP pLUMBING..

~ OOoG hN0 0nxx IAO01A&S0s~-
IL The subscriber bess to inform the YsbIIe that
he = prepared TO execute all orders foF fLuMhfE0.
either In houses ships. In the best manner End On
the most feasonable tsrma Being hlmsebf fva<ti.
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured thst hs =. Give the
most entire satisfaction to all who msy faEor kisn
With orders. He viii also PIT sp @ Wsssr ClssssA
sns, Copper and Iron Roiiers stc, on the moet ap-
proved principles and a. the iowest prices, QxdsTs
ffum the country promptly executed His establieh-
msnt Is ct No. 22 Main strset hstwsea sth md 81
where oYders shcuid b. tsft He you'd refer 70 the
following sentiemcn: Hon. Wm. G. Archsr II Ame-
lie; Judss Crsmp and =. n Meury, Eco. ef Kish.
mond. - a - - *
ROR THE CURE OF fCONHU u p
u TiON.-W Wilhors pure God Iiyes oiI 80 Lime,
beiaa scientific combine tion Of Cod Liver OIL And
PhnsphAse Of Lime. aecosdiSg 70 tie 1lssssi>as ef
t's' ''s-'' 80 BENNETT 4 pnxRa
81 jss sels Assass tes glsn4s.s.
YSHOMAs W. KEEaEE. AporsoenkR,
i once 4 George !. segss.s e & ~ s1.sst:
ssssssssiss &. q nEKcfiANbIzI A0l'sE.tqto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

=. j. CARsos & Co., Nos. Al AND AZ
LIGHT III STREET BALTIMORE, AND NO. "a
WATEh STREET, NEW YORK--A rood sssort.
ment M OF Bacon, Fork and Lard always on hand, sud
Tor sale at lowest market prices. ia Ie-sis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

MURDER. .-Wm. Hamilton, usher of the Sixth
District Court in New Orleans, was stabbed and
thrown into the old basin by some unknown person
few nights ago, where he was found the following
morning, dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

The MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, ELEcr.-Mr. Jno
r. Towers, who has been elected Mayor OF WASH
ington is a selfmade man. He was educated for a
physician after learning the trade OF printer but
the latter being more in accordance with his tastes,
he abandoned pills and blisters for the stick and rss
He is very popular in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

CLEMMlTT q FoRE, Book AVN Ion
sss, Corner Main saseus 70
IN9 @ every osscflp..on OF BOOK AND JoB PRiNT
and Dispatch IN m rss,ness 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

GOLD CHAaGE.-yVhe Enquirer inforrrx us ths
forty Thousand dollars in gold coin, of the d,.norn
nafionof VI, W l-2 and 80, were received on Mon
day, at the Custom House. The officers Il the Gui
toms are, therefore. prepared to furnish old ss we
as silver change to all who may desire an exsHasg
Of the larger for the smaller gold cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

"a naTHs. BATHs!! BArHs !t-Hot, Cold
sins Baths can be had daily at the Hair Drss
Acra.ssn c;ns hotsl-entranee ON nth Greet ss
ms ss 0Ain % cents, or Eve tickets for oI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

II ARGE STOCK OF READY MADE
1LCLOTSIING rs MERCHANTS 4 WEISiGER,
No liz Main q have very large stock OF ready
made cIcfbing embracing evHy quality and varsity.
Sfrangss now in the city and cthers, 1vif1d to
cali and exalana anr goods. They viii be sold at
fair prices. s. AfERcHAfT & WEISI9ER,
iaS ~ ~ & = No. lt2 Main 1t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE Sale AND
ruaeE1sE ,s 9. Lasns.FRANK @. RUFFIN, Seeve-
n. AUGUST offer their services to tha nnbIic- 80 :.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase a.
LANDS in pirginia and the Southern and JVrsfevn
States. .1', >, ss'es"
ohice-at the office Of the Tirginia STATE Aoyic,l-
tarat Society, No. lis Main street --s' '''
Ofhce-as above. I1S q g..
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
sxcseds considetabiy that of all the Daily papers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08
my eff 1855 Carv stre at

- BUILDING LOTS In THE PLAN
~ OF BELVlDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALF.-For partiCu-
4rS call at the subscriber at the stone building the
Basin, or at his residence.
my SITS u r. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ). a. COWARDTN.

The DAILY DISPATCH IL served to .,h..,;,.v.
Of SIX AND QUARTER CENTS pER wRyk. psvshie
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, I'll wear
In s6Senee.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issned eyery Fri.
day snd melted 70 subscribers at 81 per anuuna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08
AMERICAN HoTEL.

AMERICAN HoTEL,
KlCHMOND VIRGINIA,
MILDERERGER SMITH, PaoprIrrop.
se i5-ly Formeyiyat Joness HotsL Pa;iaI.sa.n
SlaHT DRAFTs ON Nrw Onrr.ra---Tn
snms TO suit gurchasers, for sale at ali times nv
D. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

NOR HIRE have very nice GIRL
IL for hire for the balance of the year who is accus
toned TO waiting in The house ard ironing.
EDW'p d. EACHO,
ie2 General Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

ECLIPsE.-All who have NOT seen fha as
sonishing picture Of the Eclipse taken sterav bv
car cs g Se,sofstsd Leo Artist Mr. MouIsos, should
10. T. s,s end see IL with many other ns
mend Is aspiring and we must ssy, Rs stsns -,
niEher than his abilities allow - ~ - - no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08
L EYE.-DR. ,JOHN p

ABEL v: Nave, ArroRaEY At Law Ann
~. nofAnl n.lruBLG-Ofeeon on franklin street.. und,,
eus metropolitan Hall Richmond Va na
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

IT WOULD HARDLY DO for any one to have
the temerity nowadays to question the excellence
of DIR. Hoofsnd's German Bitters, which prepared
by DIR. C. M. Jackson. Ia cases Of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and derange rent Of the digestive crgans
rent They purge from the system the morbid iu.
mors which retard the natural functions, and bring
psleness the cheek and suffering to tne brow They
Danish those clogs upon happiness and restore the
system to high health. 10 5-d&e2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

NEW CHEESE ~ just received per
steamer, y lot OF prime Cheese, for sale whole
shie and retail by
Je6 HULsT & KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

ND OURNiNG GOODS.-Black Grapes
Nk Bombazines, Mousiains Challies Grape de Pc
rs, Canton Cloths, Grenadine ana Lawns
Also. Black and White Tissues, Berages Lawns
Jaeonets &c. For sale by
je2 C. HARTWELI. a. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

NO. | MAcKEREL -32 half and quar-
tor sale BY
Jed WILLIAMS n BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

l REMEMBER, our stock of Clothing Is
~ large and must be sold w are offering induce
"ehts "hieh must prove satisfactory.
GR0SH0NG, TUPMAE CO.,
JED 36, NJ ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08

FLETcHER's HAIR TosIc, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair 1t acts ike magic in Graduating Dan
drum and curing eruptons Of the head, which IL 90
But above all it is wonderful in preventing ereyness
y your hsir is turning grey few applications will
stop IT'S nor s there any preparation for the
hair that is equal to Fletchers In dressiar hair IL
imparts to the hair rich and healthy one
or two applicatons week being sufficient to keep it
out bottle. 1t be had as heretofore BY apply.
ing at a. DuvAIS, Messrs BENNETT BEERS,
VIM ADCOCk CO., Main street; and to Messrs
tel. = : . 7,''-.s-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-16
jNarrjagr5.

Ia lair'cc. Pee. y. by Rev. Nj Marble. Mr. vii
liam II. k;bty and Miss Amelia 5. Norcv, both Of
Fa;rcc.
H. West Concord. Nov 80. hv irv. William Iiv-
ing<ton. Mr frtcii.i Richardson and Ms Matilda
VI. Metcat, 10th ot West Concord.
In Watoriurl Nov. :. by Rev. Wm. Livingston
Rev. john J.. Palmer Of Wait-iitd anI NJ, Nary
Hemingway. Of Waterford.
In We~tinore, Nov. 80. iv Calvin Gibson, E.,;
Henry \. Atkins and Lydia Williams, both of
Charleston.
III Morgan. Nov. -. by Rev. j. $. Clark, Mr. VII
lam Ii. Mau-nr, .; Morgan AMI Nj Luci,.a +
Moon. Of Holland
Ill t"'"t, 10y l;cv. ticorEc Severance, Mr. Huyi,
Gould and M..> 81 lila f. Wli,cllcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-16

Governments. that they did not contemplate
for momcn: relinqu;shing The siege of Sc
bastopol, and that thv were firmly resolved,
not only to take the place. but to occupy the
Cr'm'a aiterward in permanent manner,
with the view Of taking it as a base of opera
tons TO be directed against Georgia. whilst
az the anne time TIE new general in chief of
the Turkish army in Asia. Mu>tapha Pasha
would embark at Tchurnck-Su. on English
and French ships. TO attack Anaia.
The report Of the disgrace and the dis
charg" Of Sulcyman Tasha. commander of
the Turkish forces in Tie CriMca, is confirm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-16
I)rutbJ.

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MIRA, age. yc:.r~. motifs AID day: also. lury
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-16
STATi OF VERMONT.

Caledonia County. $.
]" The lion. The supreme Cont next to be nul,lcn
Il; p"ivlc. within all ipr lie County "f Gale
donna. on III" Thursday iirXt following the fl
tcc'Iih iU"~''aT mex: aiierthc fourth Tuesday in
UrccjnH"r, \. h. 1S:.i
<oNi.S v",ir petitioner. Wa. ION H. Bean ot Fir
~ tT. III III" to;!Hty of Caledonia aforesaid. AID.
m'"fni~ Your Honorable C": that on the 2l-: .lav
OF S"i.ci'acr. A. d. 1o7 Il: kri,v. in said County,
h' VIZ G'iv loii!ci III marriage viii. Salo,Ir y.
'nki!i, then OF Kirby aforesaid, AMI vour ;itioir-
cF i,'i;h"r informs ,at ne lived Will! the >ai Sl.o-
ma Ma: hjr1v aforesaid: - his l;iwfIl wife, AMI in
Ia" gu" Observance Il al :;. marital relation,
t""T: ~? till he =: day ,cvci:ii,sr A. il. ! -
whc the -H S:':Ia \. w.ihnu; a:v c:,i+c ~ ,,r,,-
vocation rom E"''t - .,;"l"r. AM viii; lie Was
iiN:"s III 'lc town oi kiry aforesaid. wj.:Ulv c-
>er'' H"uf petitioner. and ever ,ncr la! ::,ir .ia>
"iijii!y ;ih-l;ci herself! from IL" hc'! and board
"i N""r c;!or. and i.a> resided aid ROW rc-i,lc-
"ijiiti' t::r tE.> i'''n" li~ SAT-. ai.I AGAINST
IN" '":I-tI: 81: y"ur petitioner. Wherefore vour
petitioner !ay for bill Of Divorce from the bonds
ct n!.iril'1y. ailt a. i'll duty houn! Your petition
cr VIII even pray.
bHt' ~ I'.Hv'i!H in the County OF Caledonia
TIL 2.h lay Of Noycntcr. T. ID. 1>i;
WATSON il. Ii N
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BRIGHTON acknowledgements.

At market 1000 beef cattle. 900 stores. So pairs
working oxen. 100 COWS and calves, Gooo sheen
and lambs, 500 swine.
PRICES. Beef CattIe-EStra. ST. 1st quality o.
81 quality y: 81 do; ordinary ja5l
Hides. y Il 6; tailow. s.; Pcl:> ~ Il %: calf
skins lie per it,.
Veal calves, >, 81. 6a'.
Stores-iearling> -. II: two years old, II, 16
l9a23; three wears old, 2f. 2Saio
Workin" Oxcn-S75. 80. 81. 100. 1l6a1oo.
Cows and Calves, so. n, -. 81. 81 i0a,o.
Sheep AMI Lambs-Ex.' a-Sl, 5aG: hv lot. ., .
a3.
Swine-Sla5c; retail, 4!aGc; fat hogs. 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IN 1.-THE subscribers Icing appointed '.v The
w Probate Court for the District oi Caledonia
Commissioners 10 receive. examine, and adjust
III! c!''I'p> and demand, Of all persons against
Silence Brown. ,tc OF Pc..chi;n III said district,
deceased. ard the claims of the deceased cx-
llihltcl III offset thereto hereby rive notice that
SiX months from the 18th day OF oct. AID. 1854.
are allowed for the creditors t" prc>cii, their claims
t. >:l! "o.n,ni- iocr- I,r examination and allow
ancr and that We viii meet for tlat purpose II the
late residence OF iic deceased. in said !ca,a,u on,
the d! Wednesday .. M,rcl, next, AZ ~ O'Clock in
the fnrcnon.
JOHN W. MARTIN -
ASiIEiL GooD!.EnTGH, ''m"''sS''"fs'
Ic;c!E'ln. Dec. J. lt5f. 3U7w3
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trINiUNS OF III. M!D;tNI. FACULTY..
-. -. Ii II. II 4

"hNh y ~ WitiiH ItffV, ". IT,, '.rt u i. " H.
I".: Cu',II>. C"i4r> AND Co.'s, MrrI"H-"I
have WING >c The ri,,c., ot.lc NL,trA.:IL PIT
M"NAEN HNL~AM. and have no lc>tancv i'll cX-
pre- sing il my belize thai II is SAFE, convenient
aud c.icacloU> incidence.
For sale in s.. ''oh.I>aurv by II. 7. IIoYr and
j. {. EI>'HNN.
E.WAEE OF COT NIEEFElIS AND lMTA-
Hons. lhe unparalleled and astonishing efficacy
al pr. W;~:ar> E;,~am oil Wild Cherry III al. he
d-,lScS for which II i recommended, curing many
aitc: he Mil q" the best physicians una
Willing has effected arrc and increasing demand
fer it. This TACT has caU-cd several unlriucVcd
c"mltcric!tcr~ an! nnaior> I" palm oil spurious
mixture. ii similar name and appearance, for the
Genuine i;aI~.m. "lr WI-'.Ir- i;a~:m Of Wiz!
Cherry j. the only Genuine. The re-; mere! V i'm
tate the name 9" the original. while they possess
none OF IL virtues. Io..i .r,N 10 he m4,I<.' The
genuine !;~uin i ;,it up IN hotties with the word,
"pr. Wi>.ar'~ Eal~aln O: Wild Cherry. rh;lad.,
blown in the gla~-: each bottle bearing I label on
if> st i''' ciiN ci',n "cirih1 WIN "t:fii'''
co,vr;c. secured. !,il: CA which viii always ap-
pear the written signature "l II i;Vrr>.'
III, G,ngia, raF O,j3H'H Dr. H,$ar'S LoA1;a'
Il ,ICh,,fa"n acco.nt OF IL great popularity
ha- been cN.cii~ivcl. co.ntcrcitc,i III iHt'tc .i,
ad tr,.-iiId bottle" 81 the spurious imitation
thruNn into :hc m.arhc, I extensively crclI.c'! !.
IXANl>E tL">EIi III :"l.I It ItHA>lNt,.
N"Ic : ..,..Ii!lc .!.lc, signed L. y; Is IN TIE
wrapper.
Bacon. ST. .iohn-hl.r, tcll.rr: VIM Nc,;n,l;.v Iyn
don! Corner J. Il. a,jc.l * Co.: Lyi.'lon Centre;
iii! X Fa,l,icr~ Sclliel: ). :. Bia!clInrl Glover
4 c. Il ph;i.~on. Barton; Geo. tGwlc~. Hvcc.Itc: l..
f. Weeks. rcac!l;i'n: Vail hcm.ic < Co., !'anv,iic
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-16
LAT EST NEWS!

The Pacific, at New York, brought news
from Liverpool to the 3oth November
Errad>'u'ls had declined. Fifteen thousand
men to reinforce the allies had passed Con-
stamtinop!c between the 10Th and Doth Nov
The siege Of Sahas:opal continued without
interruption. An expedition to Bc>sarabia
was on its way from France and England
under the command Of Marshal Bara@uav d.
Killers. \ severe storm in the Back Sea
the 1i'h NOV. wrecked 81 English transports
and damaged several ships Of war. 1t was
rcporte1 that two British cruisers had been
captured by the Russians in the Baltic
Ml>SES. Er!T"GS Il have heard man.
complaints from persons who keep hons thai
,hcv viii not lay in Winter. BY giving then
house in a warm place, well ventilated an'
cleaned, and bv giving them warm food, sue!
as potatoes and meal and meat. with a 600,
snDiv of pure water and lime or cog shell.
NY hens have never tailc,! of giving a soo
supply OF crGS.
1t IS proper 20 remark that my hens conta
about three ioUrthS Cochin China blood. AZ.
EconsiIrr them or that breed much bette
lavcrs than The common or most other breed
'avr fon,.! i great advantage, IN or,lt
10 produce healthy AMI s,rync chickens, /
change 'he Rooster every year
In changing pick ont a >tronr.heai:hv an
thIck-set bird. In saving the prllc:s, nal,
it a rule to take much Pains in picking @,
TIE best, handSomcSt, and myst uniform ch;cl
ems.
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I.INLE SOCIETY MEETING. The

cGyuia County Bible ~uc.civ vii hold H. annual
meeting ~ 81. .!ot~','iry Pain. on Wednesday.
December -. I>l. =. II O'Clock forenoon Ii may
be cxlttc. that several gentlemen VIII attend ~a:"
meeting PREPARED = interest the Society aHi IL
friends prc-cit with II MARI Suitable for the
son. \ gc:crIar.l tai ATTENDANCE : very c>ir.
be- * an effort viii hr made 70 adopt some plan
which MI rcH,cr IT, >oc!ci more efficient. ami II
meetings more nrrc-.ia" ;ilan At present BY or
,.er 81, the Directors. /. HO" ARD, Secretary.
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:s'he Gentlemen

ftHN lay IN OF HCU.l 7 Of lne ut t.n,n I L
Z ti0.5G-a i'rttcy hlr@'l> than c:!! t.. EIao
ia ii.c county, Lots 81 new ones l~t received and
thy llUi be S".d tJrtiic tc,.,t oi the .o,t.ui:v
l.. JL NEIT.
Oc. /. ,t.-:r
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Watches and JeWeIry.

watches and JsWclrY.
YNFlE subscriber w"al say f. h~ ;in.l- l..! til
Il public, ,as: he l:'~ III; received lar, -t,-
ply"
ySAT'Es.ss*.s s 5gssglf..y,
and is allie To- c;:rr liz customers ;.c.tcr bargains
tilH they obtain =: a,v ol store in the >t.l,c
a! larger stock o .ccc; IN. uilir c";,>i-,> in
, part. al
Gold a,il -;,vcr Ei..,.-. Lever Wal: e. col an.
silver puidcX. ,,i AMI -.l,cr Anchor c:ei~.
gold aud liver !-cp.:!c~. 2''i.. ri:gr case Ing
li>I Lever and ~lvcr Nir., Watch. ,aryin.
III prices from - L. IL
Also, large io. of FINGER RINGS. fio
Is cares r.dn ci:;>c'., :i: scale: ,iiaiI.. l:,-
by. Garnet .inc,!!i>t a,! Pear >t: Eox :,il H.
AMI !"c.ct hln">. o'i AMI silver Fob a,! en-!
KEYS. gold and >i,cr Pencils. VIII, .,.,,' with
ont i'cn-: al" i.,r:,c assortment; Of
Ladies Breast Pins;
Lockct~ M"aic Paintings, C.,ne,s: ho,; all. 81
and al descriptions and qualities of Scroll rii.>
god silver Nc>. Hooks and Swv,l>: Ihi,ni,l al
- fine lot of Ladies Ear .icwcl-: .,..ui> Fins.
PLAIN, diamond ruby AM! al ":hcr kinks of set
iig>: gold, Sleeve Buttons Il III Bosom .,tul>: cod
and silver Fob Chains: GOLD and silver : ti.i,i>
gold and silver Guari> S'l ilycran! >tc.i nr,c.'
>l'cctacc>; col! Seals; gold Bracelets: 81 r,.l.
els.
Also good assortment If silver and >il,.r ,Iitc;
Liable, ti. t'rr:In. SulrIr ,,t salt
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Eassusnrsic Bank.

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tNaHr5r.:: : g. sE s.tI>i ~

YNflE subscriber w"ul. say e. lis friend IA! Il.
Il public. TIA: lie l!"~ III; received 4: lar, III.