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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
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N,srtMoUs SUrcIDE--rhe Manchester IN. HI
apsroor s'yec The foio~ NJ seceun " ths sdc.is or
Of Aos CT sviord, OF whNs Mounfsa cs.sorIty
Ore Of ss runser Of Abel gree Up rio rrosuls-
habit znc tain o. arsCt man, yos-s he
q OF hanger ahsGt .he ta'rs, bu. thrfe
Tour years sinc~ purcnssea = avn In rrkc FOR sone
time re har ool lvso VITA hs sue and early ,bs winter
20 Newark, W., rot rod aad thnly sntod n In
The vicinity Of AAnd Pond He here e.saSed In inn5G
az Ia M wopos 10 ibe employ OF ~ Joseph Halt He
tnp,cye- Fihere sas moi safe hiding place In the fors
arorz5 them 30 also void Nr Hat that IA had p'o
70, q secys, he w,nsd 10 .mrsrt 10 hir Cns evening"
a. on i1s middle OF Last NOR n he misfng In t5c
e6bx and search found suspsnds 81 ir the cat
Cove, b. pair OF lines tax syom hs.ocsr Among
his yapc o Q rs,eusnt rom him tna, few years
stree 10 killed traveller tho whilc His and ooncsai
cd body IN the weeds Somo Givo 'su credit " The
sstsmcnt v1le others think hin 70 have occa insane
and saubie1 wiih nnfounief ierrors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

pivrs ms rumorso protosss raAirinca.s faaon with
"ctsznaing vcow" q Cleveland.
Hon wllAm River, OF Virginia has sesn sosoarufsg
10 Bosom fer iov days past
ARRivALs.
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por vaIpsrsiss, cbile, sad A,ics PER-. "a .h2 ssu
Giover-kIsoe Voorhees, ksq., John Voorhees, ssq.'
Pos Charleston IN IRE siearsbp rasbvIsJss rufrd, wm
,ounss. HagRSxL L a Dean, Mrs n Dos. srd 500,
su1.n, shpeI mann A n h.eg,ids ~ Kemp Cap.
d WAR balm, r Estus, Miss Lafsrus NcCrossas.
MIS- Rinbsn Mrs Goose anu infant knlnNl Asd lsdy,
hss sselard, n John Geo En~esrd va BWka
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no Iysor q Lowell, Q n kiidsr. J <csomoa, yr .
hce rroyn'ss rsy s uo,ens9; ,aysn a..
sa-srd IN the Storage -
For sorsolk &C IN the sieunshlp Jass0wnA knerson.
"A sluSsr william n Brsrs.r y savsss william "
cooley hehse, Nery yosn bsccns NJ iasdssr - 80
Fnspr vifi.u M on sod lsdy Mrs VAR! Lsshsr, ~
pisslev Gohrcr, Roberts, Lsvid Dooa Wmism
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serrst . v rAepsn, y bssism ~ sst nr - 80
~ "a 80 IArss child Sr Priu-e nsrp1 isse
k- cssss N.s Es9sssA n Tead w - 20 "~"ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

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JsseS sso.y e ISprs Hr q G~slis, Il ziss ur:.1
n nnA Y v = Hsnsnstea NJ 2 Rsllns9, Mr. Lev1s
NJ Ros0As.. Mr. Laareas N yscss nsgd. hr hasts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
MAgITInH INTBLLIGRSCE.

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rm OVERLAND MAIL TO lydia AND CHINA
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cxARED
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
Are,hsr s,ene In t.e n,s.our, L.x,s,.tur,.

an eiher scene Ia the Nissour1 Legislature.
% ~ fth on "a tbe Assonri .esbls,uro, tua be
he Ne Tes GO De aArk btu ss taken, nr AIbis Of
G. bUf = D rerio1al erplrs,lon, made SONS harsh
'yJcs4f ca W. Sbgietor, Of Antrsv. ne rest of
ne tn'y !ous ps "a he Lp9.t-7s Legislative 70
por,-
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sfh 81 ~ bans srpped fo- as iot bossls; secosd
cich secuIt1H pfs- bg hsrk bs tnrsv a with much
q sec war sn5 st NJ AIsr. ire bottle sost.eripg
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dtoV Nbne Sst N about IN i-s vitt toe ssAi Of Mr.
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~ q tt iIiea ~ rnrry 90 cftsiusy, act shcs ne
bed sth votcsfiui gssstireu oisccat a. ks.s Gen.
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ne sfltupt ~ would Hr7 a. n sage s.alio9- Mr..
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n NJ Of the fsre Nlia vi.a lis ss h.nd forced
the Iutol ugwsrds 20 The cell a.
~ rEfre The speske- coer'ed b gsei and orteret
the tvo re- ties under srrssi NJ made sore
siwspce b. ~oyts bet sBdsIop n Ma fvsris
be br The hal N oufe1y ~ ma >ersta9i ., Afns 1r
VS. no, fow he presees mees.ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
PerronaI lnfsnigxnnr

Gov Cb<ss, OF Ono, wac nss sIvuy buried thrs-
vivrs. u v rumorso pyotosss matrimonial raaou viii
Alarming vicow" q Cleveland
Hon wnlAm Etves, OF Virginia has sess scoarufs,
10 bosom fer fov dap pasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

ron The rIi ttk helaass- : rrsn osaaxs Of 2pDac
ise,ns, - 'ss.s boz tas sn,srr.,ss Al psesAi si
les. uss< n-st ssob SECS 10 n,@orscle Ohie-vs1cs
y ~ ~ hwe Ha~~cs Tsn n royal coDsat1renI.
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fets % nree "a teo % . IN ravase sor his sew
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
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AN I rsssfdso Ibs rson ssss shos I suIoysd a.
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81 vhbn The Gseu vsre sold The Jaoksou Demo
oSe AsSccstS rlus have tanned Q handsome
PENN o. t,e suserprire Thsy should relan the
utvctrre here 80 p.rrrsnos ssse squss,er sovs
Ttiga posDsssiob q cal upou Gen CAss 70 do
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ss-ocs wee psrsc.sl 6tshcss ov-A cbrcais com
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o. we t1et ssnd coau By The operation
1ttr tet e&-nhss q lssi rish must have at least
reached hat suouhi, fsr md -sianf that no frss
uohcn sme 1sec trceri 10 u chief oflocvs Of the
foverpnesi $40 tue rsripo:Srls - good example
for On fccrt ME seGirpuxtsou
" ts View Yerh ossrbssos ~ 1e ban atten sanoe
~as ccupf.a1 John Van Buren,, sinisv,rYne "s,n
n~dAN " rb ovn .nimtsols Style - . fandsors
Ioups lsdy, havsa nrpt cors the srea,'e N ons
OF bFt tsaEiy AL more yesys--eekle Prince l-sad
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ntfe crow. ths smooth spchen Gene al Hiram
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rare Hear fit1n ~ Nev Yors. v0 also . loksp on
rhl n Ne ssossg - Wa, u. wI ssea aid, funcy
ard I'selsbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

ne view frvs NE BaasOp rsss p,es,ne the cturnhsI
of Aibssy IN ve~y 20 u,esqss ugsi occrespouasni
oss adv 1ss " tees ediee.s IN tna ety.
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. promlsent rssoe. heir spfes point 9 nltle nearer
sesyep usn ho~ Of any a. ar s-bdug rhsy aunoer
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sv1ned. 1m nenscrno al ssesepi &C n,srs NM
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On Arbcr Hul, en- . NOS, beaa = ia Al. e,,, IN IN
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
BELOW.
Two banks and oue hrlx. unknown.
SAILED.

e'esmstips Fulton. Hsvre; Qus r CNy Havana and n,
Me Au4ufta SAvsur All Nashville, Charleston jamestown,
no6ot &c ships .uiis Law eace, gAlparaso; JOAN jay
sbapehae. VIM Fiothpsbsn. Hsvrc dut;erburg (ffAni.
BsmburC kotc Dame d-s Victories Or, HAvana barks
Mi neor a ard Neldoe, do Lucy Ring katanxAs
Richmond; brig. Nary aAssen, Cieufuegus Mary For
rest BAha; and cshers.
Wind daring the DAP NV, and fte~h-
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

PUBLIC LECTURES The residents of our borough generally aware that very able and interesting series of Lectures has been in progress of delivery. during the past winter in the hall of the Elm Park Collegiate Institute, in North street, under the auspices of the Rev James Richards, D. D., the Principal of that excellent Institution The course (which has been suspended during the recent vaca- tion,) was resumed with the commencement of the spring term, on Wednesday evening last, on which occasion lecture was delivered by the Rev. Ralph Smith, Pastor of the Congregational Church in Vol cottville. His theme was, " Christian Faith as thu great strengthener of the Human Intellect" Il was one of the most eloquent and impressive ad dresses we ever istened to- and fully sustained tho high reputation of the distinguished divine. I'm audience were delighted with it, and a very genera desire prevails to see it in print
 We are gratifed to learn that the lectures will b, continued on Wednesday evening of each week, un til further notice The public are invited to attend Our community are already under obligations to Dr Richards for his repeated intellectual entertainments
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16


 MIR. ToUcEY has declined permission to Mir Benaett of the New York Herald, fora report CT to be allowed on board the NJ 'ssissippi, whci tho cable of the Submarine Telegraph is being laid down. Upon this refusal the Herald after auding to similar privileges granted to reporters in the la.e expeditions of the British fleet, says, Mir. roucey desires to teach us before he dies that Democratic Secretary in Republic, may be more stif1-necked, more conservative, more obsolete and less obligiug than the aristocratic minister of an bligarchial monarchy. And it is also evidently his interl- tion, to give the lie to those charitable persors who, when he was appointed, excused Mr. Blu chanan for the choice, and promised that; not .wthstanding his great age, his tame life, and his singularly dull wit, Mir. Toucey would pass muster as Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Toucey will let no fallacy like this escape refutation"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

THE WAT THE MosEY GoEs.-The city of NEW YORK has lately been settling certain contracts hy arbitration. The Tribune spcci- tirs four eases u which the damages awarded the contractors were over S100, GOO. and thinks d full exposition of the little internal arrange mcnts for plundcr would be instructive. The Tribune says:
 |" Bnt the most intolerable case is that of Jacob Sharp, the well known contractor and Broadway railroad engineer. Sharp, in 1854, took the contract to build bulkhead at Man hattanvle. The entire work was to be done for $46,O00. It was commenced, and enough accomplished to get the first payment of sl5,- coo but immediately after getting this money all the structure built by Sharp slid off into the River where it now lies 8 dangerous ob- struction instead of bulkhead Instead of requiring him to finish lis work according to contract, the Common Council passed resolu. ton not only releasing him from his bargain, but enabling him, through the Mayors dear friend, Fairchild, to get an award of S2S, ,OOO damages 900 for not doing a piece of work which was to bring only SAC, 900 in all, and of which SIS ,O00 had been paid Adding the expenses, the city has more than paid for this bulkhead, and has got nothing but heap of rubbish at the bottom of the riyer.D
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

LAKE OSrAE1o.--Mr. II. Skccl sends us a communication from South Butler Wayne Co.,, New York, in which he makes curious and interesting statement. Promising the account of his discovery, with the generally received suppostion that Lake Ontario was ages ago hundreds of feet higher than its present position and of :oursc that its waters submerged many miles of the country now surrounding it, and which is HOW covered with cities and villages, he says;
 "I have discovered the former outlet of this lake when it occupied it's ancient territory, and before the River St. Lawrence had a being have proofs incontrovertible on this point, and by them are convinced beyond doubt of the truth of what have stated. This ancient out let emptied the waters of Lake Ontario into the valley of the Mohawk, at or near the local. ity of Rome, Oneida county, thence into the valley of the Hudson, and from thence into the Atlantic. This discovery is the result of actu; al observations made at the point of egrcss from the ancient lake, while was located as pastor of church in Northern New York" ILtbune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
LOST! yesterday. somewhere about sunset, tw golden hours set with sixty diamond minutes. \ reward Is offered, for they arc gone forevcr.''

LOST! yesterday. somewhere about sunset two golden hours set with sixty diamond minutes Nc reward is offered, for they gone forcver
 Gone forever ,-Ah! no. Never a moment dron. ped out Of your life that was not .'lad up' to be kept in everlasting remembrance What memories art thou storing for myself against the day. when thou and these lost witnesses shall meet again
 Will they point to world made happier and ho. Her for your brief sojourn in it ? Will they speak of the hearts whose sorrow grew less and whose wounds were healed with the sweet balm of lov, that your hand poured into them and will the, show burdens shared and frightened by your lively sympathy and uniting affection?
 Will they hold up to view a life marked by ear nest sclf-denyins action, and consecrated by an all pervadng charity-a soul filled with tenderness ant pity for the most sinful and erling, and with con stant selfsacricing love for the down-trodden and oppressed?
 Among the affections that hallowed them, will il be seen that the love and glory of God found sweet expression in the faithful performance of duty and in the sharing of earth's and pleasures, and with the sharp pain and sorrow that so often beat mournfulIy over them, will there be shown the re- cord of spirit made strong by suffering, and sus. tai sed by an immortal faith
 From experiences like these; arc the moments of thy earthly life enriched, ard made beautiful oh. heart Then is Heaven not far from thee in its constituent elements, and already hast thou laid ' the base of palace, for thy inheritance on high"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

MH. AND Mas. JOHN DEAN-Wc hear that Mir. John Deans who recently married Mss Boker, daughter of John G. Bokcr, of this city, had not been in Philadelphia at all, as reported. Only this morning he Was dcs- patched to a country school, with a view to complete lls education. His accomplished wife meantime remains with her fathers family, rc. turning there to day. It was a part of the stipulation entered into by all the parties, ill the presence of the court, that for the yelr to come, as since the marriage, Mir. aud Mrs. D. should have no intercourse with each other ex- cept in the presence of fr;cndS.--N. Y. Post
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

From rich and poor, bond and free all colors; grades and conditions of life hear the same need of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores are healed pains relieved lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and untold ills assuaged by this great medicine which surprising to the judgment of man. What family does not require a standard Liniment. Who ever heard Of the same effects pro+ duced by any other article For Cuts. Bruises Sprans, Rheumatism. Swellings. Strained Hofsesj &c.,, it has no equal-Beware of limitations. :.
 The genuine is sold by respectable druggists and livery menn every town, parish and hamlet through out North and South America, Europe and the lsi- ands of the Ocean. Buy at once IT | BARNES & PARK, Propriefors,c
 51-1m Broadway and Duane street. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

WE invite our readers to the perusal of Dr. Ayers advertisements which appear in the col umns of onr paper. Th"y deserve attention as treating of what interests us all, aud from a source wh ell all ha> long respected. The Dr.. is we'll known as one of the leading chemists of tho country, who dcvotcs his great acquire ments to tue discovery and manufacture of rem cdies for popular use. The unparalleled success which has followed his labors is too well known in this community to need any clucidation from our pen.- Hashiagton Co. Obserrer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

A FAITHFUL DoG.-The Placer Press says that while the fire was raging at Iowa Hill, a large dog, belonging to the agent of Wells, Faro < Co., refused to leave his usual station in front of the safe. The uproar aud confusion convinced the poor brute that something wrong was going On, and neither cbaxihg nor the command of his master could induce him to abandon his post Faithful unto death he re- mained, and was buried in the burning ruins: His bones were found next morniug lying be- side the safe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

ANOTHER MuRDER.-Our community is much excited in consequence of another most crnel murder, which appears to have been commit ted ou Thursday night last. T'he narne of the person murdered is Mary Travers, a beautiful and accomplished young lady, of only "A years of age, who lad been married only eight months Her husband, who is supposed to have com mitted the horrid deed, was found lying becide the dead body of his wife in bed. He had al- so attempted to commit suicide by cutting his own throat. but his injuries are not beleived to be serious. Courier
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

B The friends and patrons of the Elm Park Collegiate Institute will be gratiied to learn that the vacancy occasioned the corps of instructors, by the resignation of the Rev Thomas Hempstead, has been filled by Charles A. Swift, A. B.. cradu. ate of Yale of the class of 1s56 The accession of MT. Swift to the number of instructors already em poyed with his unquestioned abilities and agreeable manners is an acquisition fortunate to our commu- nity as well as to the Institute
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

Ho11owAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS = Glandalar swellings in the throat, neuralgia, tic dolereux, Rheumatism, gout lumbago, and other diseases affecting the glands, muscles, and nerves of sensa- ton are permanently eradicated by the pcrseverng application of this healing.s anti-febrile, pain-de- stroying preparation. Irritating eruptions, running omous insects or reptiles, and in short all the fieties of superficial inflammation. soon lose their angry and painful character when treated with Hol- loway' Ointment The Pills have never yet been administered in dyspepsia liver complaint, or dis orders of the bowels without producing the desired results, s gS .4Gf gi4
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

THE following singular accident is stated to have occurred at kilbourn, Wisconsin A son of Mr. Alanson Holley, editor of the Klbourn City Mirror, was killed by falling over the rocks of the Wisconsin River. It appears that he killed cat in the morning, before his breakfast, and went to throw it away, and not coming back, was searched for by his father, who found him at the bottom of cliff about 40 feet high. He was lg years old.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16
THE Boston Journal of Thursday, says "I,

THE Boston Journal of Thursday, says 'It was stated yesterday, on what VIC considered good authority, that Rev. Mr. Kalloch intend. cd to withdraw from the ministry, and devote himself to the study of the law We have been authcnticelly informed that the statement was incorrect, and that his intentions is to re sume his ministerial duties. Furthermore, he will insist upon having new trial feeling con >ident that the result will be an acuuittal."
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

IT is reported by telegraph that four men were shot at Pla;te's Mouth. Nebraska Terri tory on the 10th ult by order of vigilance committee, aud that five others were ban;shed from the territory and forbidden to return tin: der penalty of death. The offence committed was claim jumping
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-16

RAILING AT A SCpCo..MAsTER.--Thc Pitts bnrgh Di;pnth g ives the following which took place ill East Deer township AIlcgany county on Friday last.
 '' For d long time it had been customary to hold sil gil 2 :cli,ol n ,lc (. uLtIv o,c CT two evenings in t'e week, at the district school house. A schooImastcr in the vicinity above named Was nuch opposed to the custom. Be ing q man past the yigor of youth and consc qucnty insensblc to tue enjoyment such meet inss afforded his scholars and the young ladies and gentlemen of tI.c iyhbo: hooi, he iSs;,cd an clct agains: holding singing school ill the district school house over which he Was lord and master, and notwithstanding the irrcs;sta ble peadings of tue rustic maidcnS he prcrenp- tosily refused to revoke his nperious decree The young folks held general convocaton and d plan of operation Was decided upon. On Fri day forenoon, every thing being prepared seven tuxom maiGens appeared suddenly in the scloo room and seized hold of the astenisked pce'e gogue placcda bag over Lis head, conducted him to the door, and placed him upon three cornered rail, notwithstanding q stout resistance and borne of in triumph, much to the terror and constcrnation of the teacher and those o his scholars not in the secret After carry
 ing h:m distance of about hundred yards they dropped their burden. The teacher grew furious, and made aH information of the facts before magistrate in Tarentum, and war rants were issued for the seven young ladies the nature of the charge brought against them we did not learn. No arrests, however, have been made. Three of the young ladies wert in the city on Wednesday, on their way te some secure hiding place. and the remainder we presume, have made themselves scarcc."