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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-11

:. nobESsAGK'a' LIVER fiLLs. gln ~ az
M Part OF the system Is liable disease than
LIVER, II serving as hlterer to putty tile blood,
the proper secretion the bile, that any wrong
aetion Of the Live, effects this other part
syse aud results varUusly in Liver COMPLAINT,
dice ETC. We Should therefore, watch every
That nbh indicate wrong action OF tic Liver
bynature 10 leslite sick, namely, 1stl Expeotrat
hc the seeretiUn from tc ry mucous
membrane. nronuies The discharge sceTelsd natter
ID an which changes in SrcabIe and
iiseli b ale tae certain bid action the SYSTEM
3D. Tonic Which gives toIcaud ST. est to the ne rs Gus
slcni renewing heali anu yig6r I" all parts ote body
th CatlaItIc which acts III perfect harmony
oter ihsi edents, ad Operating OIL the aud ex,et
Ing The whole lass of corrupt and yated natter ad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-11

The Oil5of Grape Vine. So
THIS Oils eresut oftwenty years investigation
I FreEch Sian. and is now extensively used In
Ffa both eruTose ofkeefdng tie hair ami
This Oil is reeomended. as It ssIrenae,
flt Hair so sbssy aud piabe hesiles maklg 1t abnn
n.
Tisl.as5 aty hy Honain, PssIs. per. hattie
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OPENING OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
The King on November opened the legislative
session OF the Belgian Chambers with the following
speech
Gentlemen-In presence Of the war which a1icts
q portion OF Europe Belgium feels moro vividiy
than ever the value Of ne1trality frenyfhered BY
the confidence and the sympathies Of all the Powers.
All the Powers, In fact, continue to give Us the
marks Of their esteem and goodwill.
In this position, in some measure privileged
one Belgium devotes herself with safety to the la
Dor Of peace.
Public instruction in all its branches Is tie OBJ
ject Of our constant solicitucc; my government In
penetrated with the importance Of this great social
interest. The laws which regulate 1t are carried
out conformably toatbeir spirit.
Your attention, gentlemen viii be called to the
organization Of the jury system, and to the higher
class Of education.
Our artists hcnoraby maintain the old reputation
Of the Belgian school, the exhibition Of 1854 gave
striking proof Of II.
Literature and the sciences Justify by their un-
contested progress, the encouragement given to
them by the State.
Whilst blessing Providence for having given rs
the blessings OF Q fine harvest, / am sorry TO 40
knowledge tue irfuen nee which events exercise upon
the price OF al articles Ct food Ny government
vii brig before you The measures IL may deem best
suited to smelotate the situstiou, aud trust that
the resources Of labor, AID the soictode al the
i;eAtr classes, viii succeed in relieving the sufernss
OF sur excellent working classes.
Our external commerce Is generally In the as
cendant
A tyssty concluded VITA Mexico viii in fatqN
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without allowing it to ses Europe n a fame, II
keep his complex and deliberately orgs nized sm-
pile in safety, to stand wen with the com batants
on both sides, and. above all TO extend his influence
In the northern provinces Of Turkey, In accordance
with the hereditary policy Of his race.
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assistance.
Today, the 18th, have only time to give hasty
eketch to your Elk cheney Of this affair." which, in
my opinion, does great honor to the French ravy.
Isubjoia to this sketch list of the men killed
and wour ded on beard Of each ship. Without de
phases Of the attack and in reference to the part
more or less active, which each ship took in It.
At the commencement Of the affair the enthusi-
asn was extreme. During the combat the tenacity
OF every one was not less so. Before commencing
the 6ie sgnAlled to the squadron France has her
cries q FIRE FEmpsrtur,
am, with deep respect, Monsieur le Minister,
your Excellencys very obedient servant, the Vice.
Admiral Commander Chief Of the squadron Of
the Mediterranean, HAHELIN.
SITUATION OF The RUSSIAN AND ALLIED
TROOPS IN THE CRlMEA.
IRON the London Times, Nov. 81
The Emperor OF Russia Is reported TO have said
that even surprising sebastopol taken and the Cei.
tuay win inasmuoh Is the defence Of her territory
must cost us ten times o. much az it costs her. II
is not present purpose to follow out that calcu
lation to the future progress Of the war; though We
are very much mistaken II We cannot bring our men
and mate rails 70 the seat Of var long as It lasts
~ cheaply as the Emperor. 1t will be enough for
the present to apply the same principle Of calcua
ton 70 the siege itself the end OF which would seem
10 be already clear to the author of this estimate
The siege msy be . very tedious affair, and may be
prolonged By the very proper desire to avoid unne
cessary bloodshed. Toe difficulty Of conveyance,
from The port to the batteries the arrival OF winter
ana accidents suo6 as must be always looked for,
may lengshtn the siege, but II can only end
in one way. and that is by the capture OF
the city We have the comrand OF the situs.
ton. To al practical purposes the Crmea may
" coAGssysd ~ is'aad, fql sae RusNans caa nsvw
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order would be preserved at all hazards
The r,avor then made proclamation to the
c.ow, to dispense, which. after three cnthu-
>iaS.ir cheers for mayor S:nyth, was quietly
done This. VIC believe, is the beginning and
crt q the rio'cus proceedings.
Kix:A- TEEnlroEl.-"P Popular Sov"-
lrirn., * illustrated with a vengeance III the
nc,r territories. If tie following. from cor
respondent fully endorsed by H." Sun. may
/, taken 4, sample. Under date Salt
Creek Trading House. Kansas Territory ::
mi,"s from For: Lcavenworth. June l"th
l@5:." tbs correspondent writes =
".o-iava i1r>rc number OF highly respect
",'H citizens ofi>aE>aS territory and Of tho
State orNis:ouri assembled l.crr FOR TIE pur-
pose Of organizing a 'claim association" to
protect their rights as squa:,crs on the soil
# said tcrri,orv.
The 1t resolution adopted l., Tie meeting
declares in favor q. to'd G'' sI"attcr sovcr
eicn,v am! acknowledges the right ofany cit
;.cn 81 the United States 10 make claim II
Iiau.ae territory. viii. The ultimate view Of
occupying il.
yl.,' 81 rr,o!rion declares As fol!owos.,.:
ill., every person Of lawful aer, or who mas
W i..n head of family. who sl:al; mark OF
,.i> claim Of 100 acres, 50 tia. i: shall he ar
Ha.'n; how tic sam" lies, and proceed will
;rascn:, !" AiiiccHrr 20 cree: thereon a cabiI
or tent. shail BE ..ccmc,l to have made prop
or claim
The 9Th resolution declares as follows, viz
TIA: we will afford protection 10 no abolition
i>.s as settlers OF Kansas territory.
Md :hc o.! declares. II nat va recognize
:hc ius::;,;;io:. e .!avcry is already cXi>:ir,
in this territory and recommend 20 slave
I.ai,!er> TO introduce their iropcri: as earl,
. possible"
.~ro.,;i:- Il .io.c resolution" Il. o.i;on:>i
O. l:"c.o:i"rs would % well 10: to step i:
Kansas territory. lH' keep on w tt; Nis>o'!
:; river Unit! t:i,y rca:.h Nebraska territory
where they can peacefully make claims an,
,-:.,t.i>i: their abolition and frccsoi notions
icthcy 10. nc: t:.rv VII! tie respectfully mott
tied tha: but ono day's Grace viii tc above
ior them TO take W their led and hac-ag
AID walk
1t i o-:imattd tl.,t .oH.e Two jhoH>ar
caim' lave already bee" ma !c within ii,,'et
NIL OF Tie military reserve. and in auo'.e
weeks tn,r 1oull" TT Number vii /
ma e
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VOLUME XVIII OF THE CALEDO.


The last number of our paper closed the
seventeenth year of its existence. The hrst
number was issued August 9Th, 1887, since
which time we have published the paper ss4
Understanding seventeen newspaper years,
allowing 80 weeks for year. The paper
was commenced in much fear and doubt, but
has gradually increased in strength, until 1t
has reached. in our opinion at least. a respect
able manhood Other establishments may.
and doubtless have, done better, but our cx-
pectations have been more than realized. For
this we are indebted to the abiding good will
of lis, OF customers we would not exchange
for that OF any political journal in the State.
We num;er on our list great many OF the
kind friends who gave us their countenancc
in the infancy Of oar enterprise.
On cur part the enterprise has been one
Of tot! and anxiety, ard our business has now
become 90 much enlarged that we have en-
tered into an arrangement with another to
share part Of the burden in the future. One
half of the establishment has been disposed
Of to Mr.. GEORGE ID. RAND. and the CAL
rpoHIAx will be conducted hereafter by
CuApw,ck & RAND The arrangement i.
one gratifying to us, knowing. as VIC do, thai
our associate is fully qualified to discharge
the duties alrcrtaining to every department
Of the paper, and. we doubt not. to the acceP
t ace of our customers.
Under tllc new arrangement We shall stii
aim 20 improve IL" paper. and make 1t more
u>ctul to the public and if the out doc
wold progresses * it may. we look forward
~ the time when we shall be called upon, b.
the iurrr.., OF business. 10 cnlar.e our sheet
Oar :urro.e i. thai j: shall NEE: the want
OF the public.
With ,,r r:-iiiti,s within our reach for oil
tanning ct:ly news. OFT customers may res
assured tia; they viii lie improved for tlci
advanta." They will be supplied with I'll
news Of tn day. the state Of the markets. * =
q: tn" ca~,i"-t !.our possible. T.. Eaiiroa
arl Tr'ryrl,h sc are enabled to obtain a
i,>.an, kl.ow.r,.," OF whatever is goinc on i
Al arts Of. Ii" coan.ry, and no pains Will
:, tr,c. to ra',c: al Tie local information O
'";o~.a:.rc. Tia; We IA, :; read il before OF
readers
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Riot and Desiruct.i.Gi. Il fiopc..!.
Z rnNl the Nannhc. to-" American.

no. to.
~, ,ho n;oht of ,ho =, ;n..,n.
r;,us Wet ocrurr,L in tho Jr;sh rnr,;or oi ,h..
w., Tho ,,r.. -, r,',l',r'.nn, - ~, .,.I
.,:,.s ,hnso '''' '''''' ~ ~
S,ua Jr;.!.,no., ~.
or Tim e.rco, nn,rvI.. :. c.,,ni tIo phmn;s
,,n,r,,;r., hons. and h,,;,, cc,lo',.I ,ro,,,,J
:, IN ,.on.;lcr.,Lr ,-r,h.~s ,nro,aJ ,m,I -,
sr,,.J ,,sscs-hv sometimes thro;.;r,, .,r..,',
A,t,r y ,;m. t.,v cam, nm Z, ,Lc lr;J;,r
l,own * AIarsh",re b,;,,G,o +, NV. -
which i. owned bv \ brother ot .I,hr N,rsh.u
wLo killed Callanl and I,ro>c so,nc of ,h,
u;,,ows lv THROWING stones tno,. ,l,;s ,;,,.
D,v;j Gross rso WIS cros,;r,, ,ho .trr.,
o,.ns;.c U,r.l,)I:~ ,,;,:;u,. ,,Lrn b. wa. ii.
on tie lead lv siorc wIirI, WAS ryol,,l,v
thrown at the building. At the same tia"
.;oues and brick bats lcran TO liz near he
FRO and some men were I~l.i 4 ycn;,o
,.,, named Charles Lee. W; lit ma, t,c
head and l.d,v rastc,'. an, i; was ;m,ncl;
,.,.ly rcpor;,i that an freshman Ind killed an
American. On TIL. tic. turluIrncr ct tho
crowd increased. and til" tenement, inhabited
by the Irish wer ala X, i. al those on Elm
street. between Genital and Park SIS. .wcr,
r.riila:et-;ile doors AID windows l.c;ne
stove in Tie Police were promptly on tn,
cro,:nd ar,! HE Civ Marshal succeeded !,
,r,i.:rn the disturbance. \ party of tie ri;
.'.ers t, = ,lr..w oil anil ran towards III" Cath
ollie church They drew up on the north side
with clubs. stores au,. LricA-lats. and com
uenccI ,.,riou. assault upon it. Much Of
the lass iwhicl. is ,.ainc,,, was broken or
the nor.!. side. an! also much ,:,,,nare don,
-. the south side. One man climbed owe, IN,
lrnca. and with large club stove in both III,
LAS; AMI sash Of some Of the basement y
lows This occurred !,c,ween ihrce ar! .a,!i
O'Clock, III H.. morning. John H. Na,n.r..
Esq. Whose residence is Near The ciurc!,
went out and nr@ed the mob to desi>t anl
suon Mr.. Hill. the Al'r>hal. arrived and dis
prrsci tn n.
Tie Fest cvc!in. (tEc !ih) a mob anal:
collected Hcar TIC s,cnc O; the fir: outbreak
q: the 'awcr e,ll OF Elm street. Some of Nh,
riukiea,.,.r, were arrested. and further opera
ton. rrevt:i; j ilen. Several o.. thc.n. head
81 hy : !!"n Wiz! \ Monkcv-"vcrci in hi
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Nul1h [ niOn.

Killed by I.ICHrHING.--Wc learn
that four calves and very valuable OK, be
longing to Stephen Boyd Of Wilm'ngton,wer'
killed in tina: town by lightning during the
storm on Wednesday afternoon oflast week
They were all killed while on: in the pasture
Nv !, eipoln holt E'cr|c
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fed thu; hut one days Grace will tc allowed
i"i men I" '"N' " TIER tTd anu na@-a:t'
o,,:,.,, ,,,,,;,. ,,.,. ;.;,;,, G.,.,,,
MI: OF i'.e military reserve and in another
wec!s t'H' foHbl" ~ n'i!ah'r vi! IL
'''','V'
fiEL Al N""!'-i"' Alt a!'aat h.l,.
rast ten O'Clock, y. NJ. on Tuesday. the i'll
inst. a fire was '!:>to"crc! UPON The roo. O.
thr Corr: House. in this ,iii,c" on IL" We,
SIDE iuSt III rear 0. Tie tc!!:?v. The alarm
'as instantly GIVEN. and our citizens were
promptly Oh t." ground contcn,!;nr with The
randy advancing flames. For the space Of
three hours. men women and children mos.
VIGOROUSLY f,:ci: one &c the hotties. fires ever
known :, CIR ,:lIo-c Icnca.h .hc s.,l,i;n,
r,v. o. tho srr with u. .Lormo,c.rr s,,,l
iva =, o.: j., ,,o s,.a. an, ,,or,,r..., ~,
,..,.,;,,:,, c.,, ,rs,,;,,, ,,,,n.. o,,;rl,. ~,
h.~moJ ,,o s.,rro,,,,;, b,;,a;,c~ , Sc
,r,;,h ,,u u,.,.. =. , 1900, :,
y,
w.,
-. ~
Y ''"- ''''o'S VI '''> " ','''' '"' ''-'"'
, "''"''' "'
n ''''' '''' i ~ VI ct" "'''''
: " '''',' % "''''' "i'',' '''' "'''' "''''
t ''''''''.7 IVA WV .'"''''''", >.''N
= - WV "'''s "''' u ""'' anu f"'>'' II 'r'''
inc o',' OF '"c r'''r' a h''Sh' Oh over nv.
f't' Ana ath""'" The court fi'uS" wa
'"Th'o smooth 10 the ground yet we chal
i""-c tEc world n cx!tit morc c0r>,iI.l.nat
80,
,an,rc 49,. N',''' . 49,. :"..a.
h.. ~,
y ,o,,, :.,I ~
:, -,
de
IN
~, "'''>' '''' '''' ."'''''' ~. "'> ''": "''' >
. PTcmc IN or village. we nope " may tea'
~, our people valuable lesson: though "
,r ;,uch fear. that. IKE all others ;au.th, Lv I'll
al and now,,cr.;ts impressions will soon bc obi:
he Grated.
III. . Mating o: value was consumed in IL
hi; building. excepting about hall, dozen STOW
Ky and pine Insured in Tie Vernon. Mu:n
axe for 81, 'oo.->;l $40 of which was on Il
''o building. and 500 On TIE furniture. RI
ne tin AID shcc:.iron ware oc Mr.. s. G. Brow
eli who occupied the shop of Mr. Hatch. W
an considerably injured Nv removing it into 4
the
;,.l street. though We are happy to say his loss
Elm fully covered by an insurance in the Win
'crc sor County Mutual. .S'omHe.d
ING U>rrrur,1xn E,,r,,r Tr,;;.ruo
the ~ '''''''-''- MS me
, =. travel appcarS 10 be ,}onr :, nrc.tv brisk y,
, RI; mess at the present time. On Tuesday
attn week before las. frcit;vc nasscJ ,brou
sac this place en- route for Canada. lie cSc,n
e. from Florida some four weeks since. by
, on inc sccrcted in the hold Of A vessel viii
lone vas bound for Bos.on.--.N. .iNons Ness,
me ycr.
the '''''
Wv p,,ru As.,r,, n, wo1uo.l. g.,
.ar, ,o,., ,,,ron ,r;.,,o .,,,o,o, =. IT, y,
ar.., ,..,-rr - c.,;I.,, .. - ., houo,
T'", David syer.s =, ,rd.r,r ,,,, ,,a ,,.l
ill., maker. who lives alone ,lou. +, u,Io and
L,,tfro, p.o.,o, a Ill,
gain ;J,v;r, .hu.
Ia. -" mo to refuse. 10 c,vc II :, thcm An
era drinkir" 1t they called for more. ard as
rad could rot furnish it. one of them by the M,
HIS Of Patrick Shec. struck him blow with
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cccitr''. Orr evenings d!tr"'c arose ''-
tween ,lcm about hook, and tic lie We
,;,o, Allison alvanccd towards The Or.
,.,,;.c,., ,.:,o Au;.o, which IN.
VINO '''>''' ~ , wv W ,'''c ~ ,mo.t,. ,,,o
s'ater '0'' a''ah'a2' % "''' '''''''' ''''
Doctor H0"F.
The rar:ics wcca separated :, coo!"'~,
hal existed between them ~ ~ Saturday
.,o,;rr,... vto, ,ho ~ ,o1t lis t~,;n'.
'" :, =, ,.-,s.
from NV l. - - ''''''
20. bill was seen OF M"NHaE HE' A''-' S'"''
Ni';sh 'ir.,' III vherca''o".s he 40: Leon
lnawa. Orr wo:.i,v aal ,A;c;cn: Marsha'
~, FIN b,y tIo ,,,,. :, 1.,.1 ,,l :. u.;or
-, c,.,.,oc..
ever! l'.''"'' '.'''.''' ~ ''.'' ''' rev. '''>''
De-. Ut - 'i''fch' INT ID" 'nhnH'an n:oi'''
ranno. possiblv c'raro.
Ills nrc,,cr for J.. - ~.v IN, ~ !. II.
p., .,c;,., ~.
49,, ~,
'"ee" '"o'e t"' :''''e'"''' "':'" ".'' u,
Known. wan.i have !C"a irT"1i"'"'v sr'''c''
in Some W..
THE ruisi'OSES OF Till. see I'll.
ri, u,. - d.,
i"c ''''i'-'"" ''F!t>."'''''' " '''
Philadelphia North American. Gencr'itE
we'll informed writer. in recent letter, says
m, ,,,,r-oso, ,,,,h,,t,,i ~ Two So,,. w., ,
,,;or;;y oi Zor,b,rn r.r,,s,r.,,;vcs in Com.
.,r:... m:v bo sun,urj r., - t..l,ovs.
T.. Tic .o,,,;si.;on of Cuho. aud ~ an.
nex,t;o: to The lnion - two Slave s.a,rq.
~. TIE e,.c"r,. of i.isranio!a: The re
drc.o, nj il, million Of inhabitants to slavery
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l,, Il -,
~
:,
81 ~ - . ''0'' '''''' u u
''.'' . ''''' l. i'''' '' INV a.
'''''' - '''' i''''''' .
''"''''''> .''''' ''' MAN. '''''''''''' ''''''>
"''' >'' !" I've 'i''''-' WHICH, '"'"" "'"
'''"'''- i'''''> SHOW "''' III '"' ''''' III
r'''' 10 '"' o''"'t Oh me pace
Many nc~ Outings have been c'c'i"d
"';h;n TIE Nn'a:e during TIE ia>i hat dozen
Yeas. ": Tie demand continues unahi'r1.
n'l VIII no; tie half supplied by tic nu,nhc:
likely TO lie pat Up tbs season. bt shop an!
store 'o'm "''c : \ o'"'r supply YET a
h"I''in. for these i"rro,c> lar-cr than any
IN ;h' place X partially t'''i>h'd opposite Il
CIR c!:te ard north OF the -. .I"hn>'nry
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- HE SOVEREIGNTY OF TIE Prorrr
"e subsidized presses are attempting TO
n '',i the democracy with this ,hrasc
:, nat 10 they mean? 1t is proposed to s,rin
the people Of the United States Of their r;ob,
10 "ec":' the question of Freedom or Slavery
on the'r o"a territory, and give it to whom
T T% may chance to get possession first
Ia - '"e doctrine IN a nut-shell-thc las.
!""eN u FURIOUS 1:m"rrarr Net-i~.
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GGr { nIrAaninn.
ST. 10 II MS BURY,
SATlRDAY,JCLY Is. 1851.
THE VOICE OF NEW.HAMPSHIRE

-"
ruC vnvCC M xcw.u upSuyRc.
=,
There were eicvca ballots III the House
for Senator. The last stood for Wells. Ne
,~.s, ,oo,;,.o re q " Morrison q
- .,o, ,., w.
Nnsmi,h then moved :hn; the whole subject
he indefinitely nos.,.onr1-carr;cl oy,s lJ?.
nsys,;, motion 70 reconsider was de-
hated. yeas -, r,ysI ~
Whit "a ,c,,u,, to pr,.,i,,en. Pierce, i,rc.
>. n. lon,, vho~, - had ,r', \ su,.r.uo,.
and was able +, crush Ike rch,l,ions l.cr
Nf"o"n when re dared 10 F'%'ss h'' edi''. ne
has At last. with the !h!i"2"c' OF toth The
State ard General Government t" all him.
Been iioorc', q. l.u.I'cr. son Of The morn
ing, 10" AZ; thoH '.:!!cn' Tie ioiu.ar
branch olt!r Legislature ma declared a-an-;
him ul0a IT,, ."s..inI (iiid The oi.y :: lea
;nrc q l., a.l;i.;:i,;i...; =. IL les than one
YEA: ard half. the STATE ti.t ca.c 20 l.;n
TIE s;!un-,>t h.> !or ..rn h;n. Never SINCE
the DAYS Of Bcl,d.c; Arnold las there lc"n
Ike ,,stcl; hon, the ).nl,A,c Of prospect
,tv. Arnold IT,. ITO .r ,.i,..lct. oi the enc
mics tile Hsiji>h) q. Lis country; Pierce
has fallen INFO Ia, embrace OF the ,ucn.,>
OF .iltr:y There he finds sympathy. bat
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.


I>I>i"-1rY OF NtEMoHr.-The Excr-
ci>"s for commenccricn: week at BURLINGTON.
are as :o.iows:
|. A:l'ircsS before the Society for Rcli-
lions Inquiry. on Monday, July 3ls.. 80
l.. VI.
a: Examination oi candidates Tor a.lms
lion TO College. Tuesday. August LIST. 500
\. "
.: Scmi-centcnnial celebration bv the
Alumni, Tuesday, 1000 \. NJ.
Junior exhibition. Tuesday, 80 Pm.
,. Commencement Exercises, Wcdncs-
day, August Sd, $50 4. NJ.
NORWICH CNIvEE>I1Y.-TheCom
mcnt Exercises of this Institution VII, h.
held on the 10Th Of August. DR.. Hale. Pres
"!cnt o: Geneva College, will. If his health
permits. address the Trustees on the occasion.
also, the Rev. +. VI. Shelton. of Mon,ncl;cr
author OF The Rector o! St. Bar!olpl,," and
some other popular works William Stark
Esd OF Nashua. y. H.. will on the same day
deliver poem, at the invitation of :he Phi
lo'na;hlc Society Of Norwich University.
DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-On Tuesday .vc.
n'nr july 20. President Hitchcock. Of AM
herst College. will address the Theolooir,l
society on Wednesday. Prof Shcdd. Of
Andover Theological Society, will address
the PHI Beta Kappa Society; Mr.. o. T.
f'rhl>. OF boston, will deliver Poem before
the Fin Beta Kappa Society.
g Some OF the young Wings Of our Vii
rage fiTed cannon upon the receipt of the
news OF the final action in the New Hampshrc
LEGISLATURE upon the Senatorial question:
All right. only the hour of the evening .,
which 1t was done was little too late Tho
occasion is one calling for sbondfires r;no;,,
OF bells and The firing of cannon. II may
wei 'c pnt down in the calendar as ano,h.,
Bunker HILL victory.
e=s Mr. Shatter really declines n. Nom;
nation Tor Lieutenant Governor lie ;s IN
'ea'e INC s'a'e III the fall T.. become d citizen
81 CalIr,rnia
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ANOTHER WAENlNC;.-Thc Court Housc
at Woodstock was set on fire, ACCORDING 70
the SHndord, by India Crackers. They were
thrown by boys upon the roof of the bniIdinc
This is TIE second destructive fire that b,s
happened in Vermont by the same cause
within Tie last three or four weeks Tho
loss at Townshcnd, we are informed bv an n,
snrance agent. wa; 50 400. and that At Wond.
st"c.; mus: l,e .e'cra! .hon:aul more
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eas Mr. Shatter really declines the no.n;-
"a''o" Tor Lieutenant Governor lie is to
iea'e Inc State III the iall T.: become d citizen
II California
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e. Stone. lodged in jail last week on the
charge Of having counterfeit money in his
possession, was required to find bail in the
sum oisl5Oo, and notS SOC, AS it was mis-print-
ed in our last.
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Roor BEEE.-Mr Enoch Foster, residing
in the second building north Of our office,
manufactures an excellent article of root beer.
1t is not only wholesome but very palata-
hlc drink lie keeps it constantly for sale
Mr. l.. Flint makes the same article at FAIR
banks Village.
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THE Al f ID % N "A N.

THE HAVING SEASON. Our farmers
have commenced the work of gathering in
their hay. We regret to learn. as We do by
inquiries from men from all sections around
us, that the cropis rather light on the whole
not better than it was last year. In some To-
cali.cs it is better, while in others it is not
so good. All other crops look exceedingly
well. Should the balance OF the season prove
as favorable as the past, the harvest of wheat.
corn, oats and potatoes will be a rich one.
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Extract from private Cofrespondenc
LETTER FROM WISCONSIN.

VASSVILLE, W IS. JUNO %, u.
II am here at public hotc! waiting for a
boat up the river, with my door opening up
on the broad expansc Of the great Father Of
waters. The prospect, the scenery, though
somewhat wild, is grand, romantic, and sug-
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THE ruispOSES OF VIi:: SGi III.

The Washington correspoHelcn: OF the
Philadelphia North American. a generally
we'll informed writer. in recent letter. says ::
The purposes attributed to The South hv a
majority OF Northern representatives in Con-
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Later from Europe.

Tie Deteat Of the Russians in .Silistria Con
frmed-7 Their Retreat across Tie Danube.
The Baltic, at New York. brought Liver
The daily union., 1854-02-17

Osrr'ors Landing from Bedford. . miles, week.
Goshen fom Louisville, Is miles and back twice