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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
New Savings Bank Store
At THE
min pnST ARRINr

"HggP 7iiE nEi6 dSD FERT C0TERtp" j.,
(iITlZRSS Of Wheeling and yicInltyt-lhn oe rN"I
" for health ,eninds me that Il may not be AE"ESS, w,
your attertiOn 10 my Fall and Winter STOCK " tSIN'
Shoes, Hats, CapF, Umbrellas and Carpet SatA"hNr
eoI,nr Of Market and Monroe Aleels, where l"'N
iInl ctat variety Of fashionable lately received 'i'
suitable 10 the season, al low Pllces.
Vary thankful for tho liberal patti onHse received ntt
cOmius amongst you, respectfully solicit IoIltoo
and examine my sOck, t will he MY pleasure /" 81 All
watt or you,) thus uniting labor with resi-, Thai mi
have their oihpiIis health. ati 10 this adding mla''
and economy ! may have WeSlth.
Ladies', II you wish 10 puLchaEe Fashionable AID tlh
winter HonneiS, sure.
CAL al The old Post Oniee, opposite the AlcLut:
Gentlemen, II you wish OruIchase fashionable "
or Hat,
Callat lie above place, where you will get-t"i
Remember, The old Post ONCE corner.
To Country Merchants ] have few GoodsiO 10 |
oeiT '''s'' u. II. WATSON
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hoskins, Heiskell d 90.

AUHKIuBi I4U15hUtt v VT
tt9 .tNPoRrrES INe jnlpEAso o.
STApIE AMI FANCY DRY GOODS,
T1vp $780, ,a,tsIrn raw Iron building, 9I3 Aarke,
~, M " Il i1y
= /. I..aIho. d, m
AnSpnon, BrotueT " W.
WHOLESALER DRY GOODS STORE,
NJ 4C NstM TNirj al coy,r Of Cherry philadelphia In
John Ansfhth, Jr. John +. Jeeobyi.. james NJ Reed!
william, ImpseL,,. Henry o. FAlTnlaiL teHl1d6n
~ :; 81 II I1aZ1 4, M
Woltes, ballaru w.
IMPORTERS 4N Is, JosbsE KIN, ANNA
FOREIGN AND DOMkS!iO DNi uooDS'
. t19 Markell '!Ittl, rh ~ m,a .n,,..,
az, o. =. =. NELLY, 'o'''e"' VI ""S'S' ssnl6.ir
" !l!s Mease.9 = :;
Odd Fellows, lInsohs, re. men, sous OF
Tempcfnn.St
And other Society ReRalia,
Banntrs, StdlsaHd Jeletts, mnngtaetaEta ana sos'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
i7i Ghttimnt ST., tiadtpta, oHpo.lc ne STATE ffon'
uENltE ". AARFORD,
INroRrER AAu DEALER rs CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rERIAt.S, ASH PURSITURE CoyERlNdS,
Which he Offers al The lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND EkTtIL.
Tie stock comprising, ~ pail, The lOllOwIng'
Embroidered Lace CuitAinSi Till l.midteSi
10 Muslin 10 do TiNi
nhapery laceS + MuslinSi Do Bands,
FIenthIOtatcls, all widths Canopy Arches and Rings
and eOl0TSj Cords IaHsclS, utmPSI
Satnde LANES PIinges, Curtain Drops,
nanaSkEi NC.
AllnestOckot FRENCH FLUShES, Of all coIors AMI
PiISTED II INDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
eOIOIS for shading.
n IT, Persons ordering Curtains, will glyCthe measure
oithe he:hh AID width o. he entire frame Of Window
Inarlf.irINw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W. FIELD # CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NniU u0nV

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. IL Cliff street,
NEW YORK.
Arc Sole Agents IN the Uuited States for
MusPnllssupeior Heleling Powder.
Victoria Minis Celebrated Writing PareTs.
Russell " Superior
Gsnesse q Printing -
Rawlins 4 Sons English Tissue
PirSt quality UraMarlne Hue
They also agents for the PRINCIPAL Paper
era In This country aud Oer tor Sale bya TIE n0sl eA
tensIyc and and desirable stock OF dr dnd FsF Maha
aeinTtSt Ma1fGiS that can be found IN 1H'S0fa"T oE'
country. ,,-,,,..u.,.s.
are sold By The Case only. .-.-.. -,
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, tthc lowest possible
PAPER made 10 order. any size or weight Liberal al
vanCcs made OH cOSsNlenlS If Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other mel rtaHdlte. n,,
lie hShest market pIee paid cash for all kinds
IlaVS auS'-Y'
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= AI,SSIGNEE'S NOTICE..

q imrou u, Woodrow having, on the lith Of
= iIij iRfl hy proper deed conveyed IN tIuSt IL tie
IVicTssne II The benefit Of his said wOOdrOw'S Celt'
ga ali 81 Ills zeal and personal pIoPefy an rh0SeS nac'
ilOn, ali PERSONS In ans wise indebted 10 said WONiOw
Gle required IL make immediate payment 10 me, anu al
IN order 10 receive any benefit under sad trust. within
Jour nunls 10 Tile lleIr claims with The proper release &C.
tUTIs 10 The terms Of said deed will tle uI'oIsSued'
ANlJ ukUa w HlNNlSI hSsIhIFG'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
,pRAT cI1RT FOR DYSPEPSIA

eanequal seuratlye powers. I contain: 10 A,eOnoI,
sT,ecahIc 10 The asC, aud may he taken BY the iOst
eche pstelts who cannot cat water cracker without
acute distress, beware O llRrGnED lAlTAIoSs FePsln
C"II on lie AGENT and get descriptive circn1r ats,
giving large amount Of SruSTFIr kvpEErE, from he-
ke's Animal Chemistry r. combe's Physiology Of III
scSiIOn r. pnelra on Food and LIei nr JOhI ~ ORA
ey; PlOl Snan, OF ioo College, Dr. CarrentCs Phys
i0Olyi c,c, together with reports oIcuREsrom all pats
T. il, PATTEKSoS, 30 Monroe street, WHEELING,
whnIrSslr and Retail agent, nlAl26-d8wly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
TO Country Morohants.

NIRS.S. KSOS having Withdrawn from The firnt Of
MI MeCsllsn, KnOxS Co, the remaining paIners have
g. Kos $50 olsSl avorably known lille tIaIing public
assuming the ali e OF MCClhllens aud Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers who
els III Roots and Shoes flat their Fail Stock will 10 arrIY
lug from tho lQihtU Tic last OGScPtoRlheT,
Having been selected with Icatest caro- and bought
cash tey natter themselves tat'a their ray Stoek o.
and prices superior 10 any ever offered In the market To
Country Merchants on their way east. they would be pleas.
cd exhibit their Stock and post them pTces feaTleSSly
challenging with Tie markets Of baltimore and
Philadelphia. [sep3l MCCLALLENS & KNOX
T. OGAN, CARR d CO., hAvejuSt TereivCd 10 bOyts
| OF tobacco, In addition 10 their large stock Gall
rONh al No. 81, and see specimen OF the "CallorMl
golden bar Tobacco" intended for all wlo love COCA
Thing" Also, large LOT OfimpOEted SesarS Just Oland
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
MEDICINAL.
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
EMINENT.

PREPARED BY Ii. ii, CARR 4 CO., From
a Prescription FURNISHED ny DIR. 4
WATSON CARR, OP WHEELING,
LATE OF M0RGANr0WN.
II Is s1sl upon Mstloaa Hrintfpt Att any remedy hFh
ToREdtj, 4 tPaalIy tNtetsGtL in TtmoriEs inter.
net GBtttoMs; PartT Hhith is btdMJR!Ey
J,rtlV2t4 in AMI YtrAliar 10 ne
NONriRkIk LLXIlENT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
INTB1L1GHNCER
.BoOk AND JOB OFFICE.


Takundei ihls remind theI fIenis
end the public generally, thai In connection with the ote
OF tho ly IRteseEteT, they have Job 0ie expieSaly
Rtted up for The execution OF all Kinds OF
PLAIN AND OIlKAt NJ ENTA T. PRINTING!,
Their nMeElaA being uoktlY new, and embracing The Il
teA StyeS O dob ye and thet large and well selected
ttotk VI paper, eATdS, Inks, &e being purchased al A
0VtM Cab prices, and the job 0llte being distinct lie
pNlmeR caIclOlly and CfceAy mlRAyed, tey CAnNaTan
lee TO their customers entire ttacllOH GS regards Tie
RentnesS, Accuracy hud PtomptneSSI
with which their WUlk wlll he done.
They OIc prepared ~ EXECUTE
CARDS, PRouRAXxn,
EnCULIRS. lOKITRs,
htbEu, COXCkRI HITS,
HIT IlELbS, Halt TICEETS,
fILb lIhlSs, STTANbO!T MtLs,
HANK CIR H., ArC1IoS iILLs,
oRpER BouES, lA.E1ttEETs,
No1Es. FGEiOHT HO0kS,
DEtps' RIILROID BLARKS,
kECuF1S Horst hE6IsTvEs,
Pa01tnS, SpNNoM,
hElhIS, ELECTION TickErsI
And every Olbsr Printing Also
al kinds Of work In
COLORA ANDBRONTRs.
baJ"AIl oEdeGs from dAtAnce promptly attended 10.
NEATLY u TO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
Planished Tin Ware.

Planished Tin Ware.
uST opened assortment Of splendid iaushed ware,
ConsSllng Of coffee and Tea Urns chatting dishes, 0ys
ter ScweTS, Vegetable nlscs, Dish Covers, TeapOt', Egg
coolers, stomach warmers, and painted Toilet EetS'a
beautlla We respectfully E0llcit The attention Of
The public 10 our varied and heaItU assortment OF House
and Steam boat furnishing goods
H0HItS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe n, near Tie Post Office,
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ASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS, z. a"
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
Eosnitnre Coycringa. Hcu II.
AT WHOLESALE 'AND<RETAIL.
W. I. CARRYIts '"
CURTAIN STORE, ION
bNo. leo Chtsiuut 81 PhtIa9epAiG Corner FIN 'iTttt'
''''' eHpoSin he STATE HoAtt.
IlH has always In store foil stock Of
Fteeh RrocS.esia widths 'ASe WV Mu n ny tie.
r'.sS Ssin IA LANES, Table Piano Covers &c.i
India Satin D4mlSESi wv S S,oIhIeeisih .,.,
Eleneh MOqutttci wv '"I p ~" "a'"''
DO pluShCSt HInH's' luz
n. Y. Painted WINDOW SHinES, e Al! s'yIss ana
nces; Hun olands Shade Fixtures, iirasstS, &c ~
trtryiias complete for CWridiHI, Of The newest Fa"'
atyleS and al tic lotF'I prices. ...t..l.l.,
pSTs0s sending The ktGht aud ctM o. Their TiHfV't
fraMtt, can have their Curtains made and trimmed ~ nc
hest manner see Fashion Plates In August Hmoe' VI VI"
SlesHsrs, hotels CIR EUihD Frs, and dealers sener
ais, supplied al the lottcGt rho Ittdle eTieth ,,
". H. CARRfL
Importer ard healer In Furnishing Goods,
100 Chestnut street, corner Of Eii!h,
nnri7-Iyl&w Opposite The State House. rLhlade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
BALTIMORE,

TobHcco, Gohcet snRnr, molasSrt, wv
80. ~, So,ll ,rsitr and J / NoriI iiTSsw..
EE doors El0W drFh''reI, PARLIAMENTARY
Established in 1928.
wTnoMpSON REYNOLDS, interested IN u.u,
House, respectfully invites Western MeiGh,hi. IA S'
him call. lti9.!tr"
10 c.NTIEIp. va. CAAIIrLD. IN 49,
CANFIHLD, BROTHER, & Co
900 baltimore Street, Corner OfChsrL,
WuOLRSALE IMPORTERS, MANuFACIvItp,
ASD DEALERS IN RiSE WATCHES, AICM Jywt',,.
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALhATA WAR; Am
FANCY G00DS!
uAYRoPsncd their new store with 'pItuLII ,,ul
I'll GO0ls.
coin AND SILVER WATCHES!
From The most celebrated lnlkcts IL London, Ivan.
ami GcNeyAan extensive s,Otk always keIt IN t1
every one Of which is guaranteed 10 ptlolm ,,t.,,
lime. WIZ"
SILVER WARE OF oUR own MASur,r1r,r,
Silver Tea and CCiIte Sets, (iUblelS, Gus. E5't.
Casters. Walters, Spoons, Forks, Pie aud Caks X, 81.
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Kings, Fiah Knives, S,IG'
lars, &c, Of new desiSns.
PLATED WARY.
Coffee and Tea Sells, UTns, Tea Kettles. IAiIe lhI
Waters Oval, ObIung and round Sharts; Ci,,Of, ~,
baskets, kpeigutsS, Flower and Fruit SiAEiLGI
.. DIAMOND WORK.
A SspeTb collection VI Diamond lITScCt. All b.
lroacles. Crosses. Finger Rings, null suit. .! Ms".
suitable for Wedding Gins.
RICll JEwELRrl
This branch ofOur business Ia moi suIpasAI ktu,..
abllSne In the country having VOL ktn eGpoItl sS
der our own supervision constantly nakllR new Wyt.
aud b. eyety steamer we are supplied iJOu lie ,Oy,,
factories, which enables US TO give ~ UuI CuSiORRji
laIeSt fashions, and allow prices.
FANCY GOODS!
Writing Desks, Work tIOxeS, CLkss Men, CaTd IA,
kets Cologne lloitl's, elegant vsses, raIbIaH NINE
Statutes, Paris sfonies, Fine Paintings. PAPER NItL,
Tables and Work Stands PHIte MOntles, SupetioI Ia
Osne French perlunereS. ROsewOOd End ItlliEt Ines
sing Gases, English SOUS, Tooth liIuGeS llA KTUN
&c.
SUPERIOR ALAATA WARE!
New Patterns oil Forks Spoons Ladies', etc OF tbs all
Gle, which Is hSl Sul'erSthile silver wAie.
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
TnnIe and Gilt Mantle GloC Ia Of elegant design kIh
yellow, dab ard white mat bic DO; FcEth POlttEhL,
| richly decorated.
WITCM TEHLS AND MATERIALS, Of the hest quality Cvt.
sthnlly kept Oh baud and carefully selected.
For Tue convenience VI customers We have eI0ltj
large, spacious store giving customers every facility ~
inspecting our extensive stock OF Goods. AdOiEIlE TX
retail sscs IOcl, we have fitted up another TOOi orr
iUA teei IN depth, for the Wholesale nepaTtmeGt.
&c" livery article IIOm establishment Is MaIIiLttl
10 he as good as represented.
0EHpeTsoMs visiting altlMo e, will DO well eIiA
our ASSOC nRm. OrleTSIIOnI the country will u lttl
| ed 10 Iaihlullv and pTOmty.
GANRIELn, llROTilRH 4 TO-.
! 20 Baltimore ST., =. WeSt corner Of ChlNS
Sign Ofthe Golden Faye.
baltimore, March 2i,-dwlv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

'rnR rlessurei In informing his iends
and the C1ens Of Wheeling and vicinity, that he has
Just received his Pail ard winter sUrrlyof
Cloths, GaSSimcrcS and pcStiRgS.
SOt thinking Il Necessary 10 enuncIae my Stock sim
rly ray il co,Ate Of the very latest, newest and most
fashionable style Of ClOiy, CasSlncIes anu VestUGs'
palm aud alcy, together with FULL assortment Of Icns
Furnishing Goods
Gentlemen wishing anything IN my line win do well Ia
give inc call as ain determined 10 sell az low as any
oiher establishment eau do and my MUlk, for style atl
quality shall he gOt up second 10 Oe. Having the ser
SreS OF two competent CutiCTF, feel satisfied IN aS$uF'
nE any orc who may avUr uie wiia call to give ente
satisfaction. al E0Ols warranted 10 be as represented
Of no sales.
c0iltG, J. II, STALLMAS, Merchant Tailor,
OcIO NO.2 Washington Hall,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

From he EiiTMoMI (Pa.) RtpNblfcdn.
M lXviLuABLE MEnIcINE, III Is but seldom we find
anVs tic many Irm!es offered 10 the public Or The cure
Of drase one we consent to commend, rwh9se Slr'
tues we ave able 10 discover, and have always %cduouAy
az, ited giving 10 anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that we placed any iah In eir eicn
SiUnS, Hui with reference 10 remedy manu- actulel ~
ibis place. and which has become familiar 10 the public
household words, we speak from knowledge Of It's In
IlNSc eSceIlGUcleS. lis adaptation to many VI The lily vi
Il e, and tic srCuIty with which II may be used. We
sleak Of lhc NonaIcl Nerve and Hone !ninen lrcr9r
I'll By I'LL. Carr 60" lOm pTeSeHpiIonInrnt<lcdb y
lIr Watson Carr late ~ MuIganlOw, aud Row 81 Wheel
Ing ono Of lie most eminent Physician. IN Virginia. This
lnnsnt Is based npcn the broad principle that any 'Gne
dy which wlIl 'eiieT external palm viii property com
pounded. lie equally clCacOns IN removing Internal Nilrc
ions principle that has hcrh successfully develop
It's Simply tic offspring Of Science, being mld and siH'
pic IN It's ACTION Gi yet revealing IN lis effects POWER
more cTcdhic reaching tho most hidden slncws Of lan
aud bcaSt-ad yet being nuOxiOuS 10 he welkcs tnan.-
II is ulEu BY lar Tho chr1Yts Eminent IN lilo MARKET being
put w In LOtlles twice largo az the majority ard Dnc'
lOuIt larger than The largest besides being more tani0uE
iitS az Strong We COmnHlu II 10 those IN want OF
safe ami rel ain remedy,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30
Saddlors Hardware,

ANN COACH TRIMMING.
lust opeutl large assortment OiSadler's Hardware
d and I0aCh Trimming, Couch ard LETTER VAtntSh,
HuSsy Rows llnhhS Sr0kes, Fellows, Carriage and Tie
iIoS, MalCable Irons, Patent and EalHelled Leather
SevrTytIng used b. tIetrade, TO- which nyiS Ihea At
mig Old Stand, t63 Main 81.
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Established In 1928.

u-Tn0MpSON RBYN0lD S, interested In lL.r,.
House, respectfully invites Western MeiCh,h: IA
him a call. Itia!;r''
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DElSTS2 900 Fjtees- mote Or tt9s+Of hst "
I.Is,''A'' Tor ''l' BY aeSsls s llKR,l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-30

have small stock Of common clothing that VIII dis
pose Vi al COST or even less ~ make IOU lUl NY Sl
Stock VI fRc gOOds' , u,,,,
N
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
sst.te Temperance Convention.

This body assembled at Norwich, on Wednesday, Barzillai Hudson, Esq, Presi- dent of the State Society, being in the chair. Almost every portion ofthe State was rep resented. Reports of most interesting character, favorable to the workings of our beneficent law prohibiting the trade in alco- ho!ic spirits, were made: a series of vigor- ous resolutions was passed, and resolution recommending both Henry Datton and Will liam T. Minor as either of them reliable men on the Temperance question was adopted. Among the resolutions passed, were the following:
 Resolved, That while We may differ from each other in our estimate of the political opinions of the Executive of this State, vet we highly approve ofthe frank, honest, and dignitied course which he has pursued in approving and sustaining our Temperance Law, and in this particular We regard him as worthy the confidence and support of the friends of Temperance in Connecticut.
 Resolred, That we anticipate all the op- position .o our cause which appetite, ava rice, ambition, malice and cunning can pos- fslbly array against us; but that the good at which we aim is worth the contest.
 Resoired, That though corruption and perjury among jurors and witnesses may for time defeat us in some prosecutions, they shall not turn ns aside from the pur- suit of our object, and cannot prevent our final triumph.
 Resoired, That the wonderful rapidity with which the doctrine of prohibition has made converts, in this and other States. shows that there was need of it, and that the land was prepared for il.
 Resolced, That wa commit the cause to the same favoring care of Divine Proyi. dence, from which all our success, so far has come.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
TEE STATE FAIR.

Hartford, having offered the grea.es. in- ducements for the next annual Fair, the Committee have located it at that city. The citizens raised the sun of S3,200 to secure tho Fair aud Col. Colt gives in addition the use of his land at tho South Meadows. about mile from tho State House. The Fair is to be held on the 9th, 10th, Hth and 18th of October. .
 We understand that especial attention vii! be paid to the manufacturers and me- chanical department, with view of indu- cing full exhibition in this important in- terest of our State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
WOODBURY.

There will be Convention of De.eeatesfr from ihe several towns composing the Wo ,dhurv bury, on Thursday. the 22d of March, 1855, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Probate Judge 10 be supported by the Wings at the ensuing election.
 k. Each town is requested to send number of delegates equal to twice the number of i,s Repre- sen,atives in the General Assembly,.
 sk Per Order of Commiifee.
 Woodbury. March 5,I,, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
wHIGs AND KNOW Norrnxcs.

It is said the know-N othings and Whig. have nominated the same candidates fol Congress- in the First and Fourth Districts Ezra Clark, IT,, of Hartford, the nominee o the know.Nothings. having been nomina ted by the Wings of the lst district, and Dr. Welch of Norfolk, the Whig candidate in this district, having been adopted by the sh-N's. If such is the case the candidates may count their election sure-notwith. standing the democracy seem ill-sui,ed with the arrangement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

ILLINOIS will need reueesing several times oversto make her decen,ly just. Her legislature has refused to repeal the black law, making negroes, u,ulattoes and In. dians incompetent to give testimony in courts of justice. This law no, only pro. tec1s The perpetrators of any outrage, mur- der not excepted, upon the prescribed clas- ses, when not witnessed ny Anglo-Saxons, bu, 1t gives to Indians and negroes tho power to commit crime with .impunity up. on white or black, if.they are only careful to avoid the observation of the whites: but this is an application of the law no: taken into account by it's originators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Cor. BENTON has addressed character issic letter to Messrs. Appletons, his pub- fishers in New York, 10 the effect that his recent literary losses by the fire in Wash- ington will double his labors and delay tho second volume of his Thirty Years in the Senate until the Spring of 1856, and that quantity of correspondence designed for a posthumous volume, and which cannot be replaced, was lost in the flames.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamship Illinois from Aspinwall, arrived at New York, on Monday evening. bringing San Francisco dates of the l6th ut, with sI,I6o,oOo in specie on freight an>' about 300 passengers. She sailed from Asph hwall on the 2d inst. and passed seve- raj Sp ,nish vessels of war of tl,e coast of Cuba. asssa
 The d. |. om Honolulu, are to January 27. Annexat m gotiation had ceased by order ofthe Ki..s,
 Australian markets had improved for breadstufs and domestic produce. Gold products had fallen off nearly 100000 ox. in nine months.
 The California news is uninteresting. No clipper arrived. Business rather bet. ter. No rain of importance. The Legis- lature is still balloting for Senator. The hfsiesh ballot was taken on the fifteenth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Niagara, March 9.

Niagara, March 9. Tie locomotive Pluto, with passenger car attached, has just crossed and recrossed the suspension bridge. The car was filled to oyerfowng. with invited guests from Hamilton and other places. The bridge is very substantial and steady, sinking less than three inches at the middle as the train passed over It tisaestimated that tho structure is capableaof sustaining weight of I2, ,OOO tons.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

SuDpEN DEArH.-Cyrus D Cho}lar, a workman in the office of the killingly Tel egraph, was found dead on the offica floor on the 9th inst He had probably fallen in fit the evening before, when alone in the office, and striking his neck upon the edge of 3 chair. while his body hung towards the floor, perished from the, effects of the fit or from stranruiatiop.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Lifehfiela Eaquifsf.
 LIT CHFIE LD Thnrsany a1orsfns. AIdsch Is. 1855.
16th District Conyentisas

There will be Convention of Delegates from the several towns cn,nprisngf,r I6iIi Senatorial District, al Lucins II. Foote's Hotel in Wood bury, on Thursday. the 22d of March, 1855. a, 10 o'clock in the forenp0n. fcr the purpose of nominating a candidate for Senator io be sup poried by the Whiss of said District at the ensuing election.
 Each town in the District is requested to send foar delegates.
 Per 0rder of ConEssiftee a Woodbury, March 5fb, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Wild Cats.--The Register has friend who says they are quite common on the banks of the Housatonic--and he has heard their screams from his own house, twice this winter. Last winter, as Mir. L. Lewis was hunting birds, he came upon three of the animals, and his dog sprung at them but soon left with soundly boxed ears, and loud apologies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Hoi,istsr's History or couu.etIeut.

Hoi,istcr's History of Couuectaeut.
 The first volume is out--a handsome oc- tavo of sos pages, stereotyped by Hobbs, printed by Case, TilIauy & Co.,, publish- by Durrie & Peck. engraved by Kellogg, Hlnmans Punderson, Babson & Andrews, dedicated to the Hon. I. William Stuart, and written by G. H. Eollis,er, of Litch- field.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Baltimore, March {

Baltimore, March 9.
 New Orleans papers of Saturday last, receiyed here this morning, contain Texas dates-up to the 20th ult. The Galveston News had received intelligence of the pas- sage by Congress of the Texas, Debt Bill, and expressed decided opinion that tho Bill will be accepted by Texas by almost . unanimous vote.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

LARGE TRAIa.--An immense freight train arrived at the. depot i n Chicago on Saturday afternoon, from over the Chicago and Aurora Railroad, consisting of co long cars, heavily loaded with produce of vari. ous kinds. The value of the produce brought in that single train could not fall short of $25 ,OoO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Railroad .Jor .Sale.--The Rock River Valley Railroad is advertised for sale on the 2lth of March next, at Janesyille, H. linois, by the trustee of the mortgage bonds -the company having failed topay the in- terest thereon.