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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
M. W. K1NGl& SON,


 CHAIR MANuPAcTURHzs. 4ss RRoOMB ST., oxx Dooa EAm e pRaASwASs
 Gate 4ss Broadusy.)
 NEW YORK, As
 (EssaIsishes A.D., ises) INVITE an examination of their great variety dn1 II superior assortment of CHAIRS, manufactured at their own establishment, and under their immo- date observation and direction, including
 PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS. SELF ACTING EXTENSION NRECUMBENTc cHArE3. IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL. CHAIRS. MAJOR SEARLES TRAVELLING INVALID CHAIR. SPANISH SPRING AND soUAB CHAIRS, RHEUMATIC, SPINAL ASTHMATIC INVALID do.
 &c.,, &c., &o. Embracing the most complete assortment, aad choicest kinds for PARLoRs, DRAWING RooNs, CnAM- BERs, GARDENS, LIBRARIES, COUNTING HovEE, OFFICES, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS DENTISTS, BaRBERs, &C, together with every desirable sort adapted t0 the comfort, convenience, and luxury of the SICK, the AGE9, the INTERN, the LAME and LazY In point of ingenuity of design, elegance of irish quality and richness of material faithfuIness of cution, durability and cheapness these Chairs are unsurpassed For them M W. KlNs SOs, were awardec! the frat and only Prize Medal, and the Faculty iecJmmena thenias far preferable to beds OT ceuche for patients addicted with Spnoi Askmafe or Br0nCntGi aticcti ms.
 To either of the cliair may be attached con. rcnitnt rea.ng writing DfsR and any conIiaa r'n desired will he manufactured to order. Ciroclar with explanatory cuts, will be sem v mai T. Tequesttd anu orders, with remiitGnces,b promptly forwarded to any part of the world
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

nR OB TIE BLA NKS
 N for Sale at this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

Hard Times. VHNHE entire stock of Buckskin Gloves and Nit -h tens Drawers and Wrappers. Gents Shawls. Boys Comforters, Half Hose, Shirts and Collars. selling at cost at
 T. H. RICHARDS Clothing Store, LitchfeId
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
-ew Haven County Salt Store,

Nos. 5 6, SANFoRD's BLOCK, FLEET ST..
 NEW HAVEN, CONN, WY HERE may be found Old Rock Salt, Turks's w Island do. Lisbon do.. Liverpool Sack do, also, Ground Rock Salt for Ta le and Dairy nse in large small quantities. .... tf-33 GEORGE L. FAULKNER < co.
 Goods are Cheap. GNALL and examine for yourselves at O A. C. SMITH's & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
Special Notice.

YNHE undersigned having sold his stock of Goods II toCHARLES BISHOP, and expecting in few weeks to leave Ltchfeld, respectfully requests all persons indebted to him by book note, to make payment without delay. All accounts not paid soon will necessarily be left in other hands for collection.
 We take this occasion to express our thanks for the liberal patronage received from our customers and to commend to their confidence and support oui enterprising successor.
 HENRY W. ADAMS. Ltchfeld, Jan. II, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

A IL persons having unsettled accounts with A McNeil & Braman are earnestly requested te call and settle. MCNEIL & BRAMAN.
 Litchfeld, January 4, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04
rwEsrx-FoUETH ANNUAL REPORT,
OF THE LitchGeid Mutual Fire Insurance Co.


 OF THE LitchGeld Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
 Lisehfeld, July $. 1857.
 GENERAL STATEMENT. The whloe number of Policies that have been seued 9,06 The whole amount of Losses and Expenses paid by the Company 936 695 63 The a'i'ount oL property no " ins nred is about s2.5ooeoo
 ====== To Cash in the Treasury and due from 4 gents Sl5,255 SS T. am Hat "i Premium charged on the Books "nch Is pied ged capital 25 $50 4S Making the Capital of the Companys4s6o0 S6 STATEMENT THE LAST YEARS BUSINESS. To am Hmt Casn fecel. ed for Premiums the last year $3,S05 i5 Te Interest received on Notes by the Treasurer from JaIy 2, 1856 to July 6, 1857 5f6 9l
 ----A322 06 last year ~ N''0 = sso l9 | bo1, f, Inc husine GdS SS dff
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

w7oUN TYSON TEA 34 cents per lb, at
 " WARNER BROTHERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

New Goods! New Goods! SECOND ARRIVAL of New Goods, at S 4. c. SAITH X Co. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

NJ UsTANG LINIMENT, Lyons Katharion, Es- lYM sences, and general assortment of Hair Oil Perfumery, &c., may be found at Mo- West Street.
 Litchheld, July 7th, 1s56
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-04

SUPERFINE WHEAT FLOUR at $500 per bbl. S EXTRA do. do. at $6,50 do., at A. c. SMITH & Co.'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
2 D L I Il \ .
rNi. DYING Y,.a

An''hsf year villa ell ~ Joys and care,
Wal ,OVn b. buf,ci mean oa.,,,un'..,.
IT, Isus'ts.,d ,~nishi soon ~,li isc- IN n,yh,
And moon snd az. beam OHly On u. rr.T,
To- Yea 1hOse cuehug s,s.ols, A. th,, rolled
h'opsti ioy 10 same, Io osb,f, Esgshl boi
blight.
WI sh''ty ia' his .Aribly sept, down.
Aad bid the voTiI lour sEi Sad E,o,. aissi,'
e." more urn. of rim,'. rcvolyirs ~h,-I
Aai al a. JOS sni ,o,fo~. IL, have o.
"i"Pr'd IN ibs iaikues' Ct D.alt', gloomy
,troDt.
J Dc - So sp ~.Il N u viii che
A. viii - s.a.h fu'i usn, .u.ay bop.
Th-, ehserrd ne teAr Of ,,uc al csi.t 81
s.oam.
VIZ si'mm'r lain'ly N tho e,ser sight.
Toe" '''' To- ave .."aiO ne '''s.'''~s
On Tine Eh-i biiirr changes al and ear.
Thy tan'i' 'au',s "a rhc Gunau bfcA.ri
Tb' hear, 'ha' bouuj, ~i,b D., asd har.tu.fNy
I"-"er'o~ >'"s. van sorrow ~-iEnt oprr,,,
The rapo'ous Gay t'cam, oi you'll, ,o,oy.
hoois
That 'osrri s'o't cn pinior, bold and Tree.
Hsv" hrooP~f 'ut faded Si'h the i,tr- wear
Ard l-i' he sal prey TO misery.
III, meet hat wr az 'h,s ssi so,smn hour
shou ! convene h.i1 wih VI rra. 90. -, rle,af
AL AK of hem What new, dizzy % lear u,u,
i" Cos trisnt faruar br,o1l me Tar slv
n. ~ such C,avcr.. ttsithr -rfir- mi.t
,ans'tr1r AZ oil, H-..a'y it-rb.
ih' h-ic I'r soul a.. .- a., h.r r.. s-.ut-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
L ITED rITES HOTEL.
WASHINGTON n O.

I'W or. .ersiEast fs-ps.tfdHf itf,ns d..
sr' 80 No posse Esosfs.'y hat.hlsfT
'rl ~ rFrn f'sair Fniaff~f bf Ihe affuisa o. -
.afEs ~ .nf- =ta shsai@Ir. sl.. ,,.,, me-.
mrn-s aHt s.frsr.t.Ds have teen ms.sint5r a..
'f. pfapFf sht.t rna.'fs btn fa assufs Ell st.
maze ihts uts .bsif bom- ebusitstt. NJ.
p'i' hsi Hshal. - sssoud 10 900. fsr romta,i
wsafs ri his Fass's .a 8.a.iI = s.....r.s.. f ~.
pa''coiE- o. issfsi.y tcsto sss ss.a s,-, hsf,,s.
flrs
To-. i' ~ -biy lio,sl shirb sta,r,. i.,s ,s,s
e. 50 psfdsv n oa,stfn
49, % tHfs s-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 70 ls5s

whether be is the greatest h ave Iu, isos
he l. the creates, fool
hen count hos many spots ins pae.
of cards hrd 3Gj - many day, :. Tier,
are 10 year.
When | count the number 81 c,ri. 10 /.
pack. hud there are JG-ss many week. ..
there are iu = year
Wien o,uui tie ticks. al GARD, | end
-, ss inauy mouths - tb.r. are IT, s..r.
30 YOU see Sir IL. pack II cards ,-rv. far
a Bib, Almanac aud CVnmou Pr.y.r
Book to me
The MAYOR called Tor -ouc ha,d .rd
beef Tor the soldier gAy- hun som. IA B.y
sud told him - 4" shout Li husir,.. ..y,ry
he ~a''h' cl,voTe,s m.n hr L,i ever .-.rd
10 I'll. IL. 7 q a.
y ,lniiu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
NJ | S c E L l. A N Y.
BRoADsIDE; Tnr Perpetual A.
MANIAC. Sc,

: \ few ycar.sgo bought ia. following
curious broad-lie n the street.. and n, p.
tcrrIrg 1t TO an oc;ngruariau n,i,hhor. my
grel authority on all matter. relating 10 the
popular Antiquities Of the di.iTict. ; spoke
OF iit "a being current Ia his youthful ,i.,.
Ii Is hot sa-y TO see BY what system # no
iaiion the spots on the cards can be- M. le
To tally With the numb,r of DAYS IN Vie wear
the nearest approach can maxi g. j, beng
3G4 to be obrsiucd by cauutng the Kp.yg
As | I thr Queen IL aud the krrgss
The Perpetual Almansc. or Soldier.
PiayT Book vlrg an Account 4 Rica.rl
Lane. Priyat" hr!or Circ o. tie 18th IL;
mcut of Foot. wLo W., taNcu 9. for. H.. Nav
~ # The town for playing card. dufir. D..
vine service
"The SCrg ant commanded the soldier. .t
Church, and when the PiISpu Iai r,al the
JraIors he 'ouk hi. text Tho .hoL,I
Eil!o took II out. hut thiS soldier bad rc,.
thsr BiU!e nor Common P'pyef Book bu;
pulling out pack Of Cards, he ,yrcsh them
before hIm- lie fret lookci 81 one cart
aud then at the other the Scfg ant ofiaa
Comrnuy 'aw him. and said .Rrhard tui
ny tie Isras ihis i- 10 lace for them -
'Nov,r mind that, said Ri,Lsrj. when
th -'rviee was over, tue Constable to,k
Richard prisoner, aui brought h.lB b,nrr
tlo Ma,or .M,I. SAYS H.. VI 80, -,
have YOU hrougb. tLi. .cl,ii.r b.,. g.,
For Ilsyiug ~ Cards ia ChYrch .W.u
,o'dicr. VIA, have you ,o.a, lor y,u,.,i,.,
'Nucb 'ir, lope. 'F,ry go9f -,ii ,fe
Navrr Then -rf.zaire Jae C.,J. ,.r.,r
the Mayor. be b, gau with ,be c.
" hen soe 'h" Ace, 4; reminds nae hat
tbuTc j. olly oue G.
when see the Duce, IL remind. ne ~
tho Fath,r ami Sou
" hen see the Tray. il reminds me Of
tLe Iath,r. Svn. ard Holy Su,st
.Natu ! see tic -Four. u reminds m. of
the i,uf EysuRelis,- that preached Mat.
tlcu Mark. Lusc. anu J 10
when see the Five. 4 remind. me- rf
the Five Wee Virgins that trimmed tbrir
ismT.. There we're .su. bat live Wets w,..
aud fyo fJ,.lsa. and the last sere sb,t
ont.
When Gee d., SIX T., remind. met tI,,,
10 SIt day. the Lord nae Heaven snd
Esrth.
WHEN Isrr the : ven itGeBind. m. that
s, tle : geuta da, Gyi tc.t,I from "a.
80. which be- bal G,t -tu4Hs.-.-i.t
.Wf..I ... the E,gat .t ,sr.pi. -. =
r. E,.i, u.iie5a 4 .r.ot. ...sia.,a. ..s,,t
vler God dfsarr4 the s,rd. VIA. N,.b
li. vile. ALL bi, three sou. aUd ti,.,,
u,ys.
.NI,n lie. tbs Moe. itt-mlnI. me n
q N.bo I,,sr uat s,rs cltsrsl b, our
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
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g,-rA- fass Pssss - rpsli.hci weekly q, T,ro
mum .Hd fGiy Cssi' Psr sans- % pad "a sa
raacs 80 DyLLNEs
- Nn"a"'e' r'vm-stts deferrei eeyoad the .spi
r,u,a o''hr Nrs' ,atrre.s W al he ebsrg.d.
r>I'scrPtos- Tor sth.. Oo< Doiisr nd T-s-.
See 'ssi' q - rs,S 'srI'tdbis 10 advance
HNrE, ~ tpyGR rI>ISG
= u ei-ras H' .is~Tt-iug are. for . .aa.re 90 lee.
DO DsNsr thr~. .b-ertipoz--Irz-t ,n-. N tie
-.ss ,rsPoftias ts7a esstiaa.atc Br,nfr see
'iraf' r.F -issr-.
- ''~rr't.s e-' ~ cessiI-red b. the nonth or
rcs' fl-. .P-ciaed - 'h- N.ns.ctipt or pt,,iou.
Y srt~-d rPns s.t~,U4 ia. y.rilr.
70 ~ -Ttiscrrrf rDf -stk..i 90 the rtpy ~
"r's~i ~ 49, - @s.rTs-. ~ ~ s'or'iaue
slc.r' st. sti -syia-at -N.rt-i 90. ufdinsI,
~-'asrrsa N"ErtFt-Svs~-- -. O. .No,i auv ME
t-,.t.sIts- l1E usrf rG. tt1ri % l,.r'f.~t..
80. Hsp-r a. state fst,arts, ihs' thew pr,'iirrs
..', ,'rsI. q thrtr inn~it.tr ha.'e-s. Real -
r.s- l-sf 49, VI 1fNvf Ni,srt me- --nt By the
- ,, e. situta,.t -as.- .ri aD ssrtsitra
a. uiEi,Sn' adreFttssns"i' 'rusl =. Ll'd foT "a
,,,,, GNtLNHER 4 60.
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Agency Of inslralcs.
B. ". He R B { RT,

'' ~ tF Rfvs rfH.nr. s..s.f
slrHss at 90 ia.af+1- Wr.ta .. .## .
uH.ztta LIE tNp FiUElN-
1 go "a '1r'- ffI tttat tH fh- ta.ff.r'
f.sas- Csmpssv tIsrtuf COM. ...r.
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"'' a. rtFrf,esce OF assfly -tshi tesfs ID
f '' Hni 1ffHE pHssc-.ei uf f~,uItsf afsan
'.' Az. rr'si Iiru f1- .ffrnN Hi sii tas4raurs
H'f7t-s faiug hYsinsss W this snf ne y r.. hsfo
+'' - ga stsutiu. Utii - Riv-a ~ risetnv
'' 'aif in C'm shi-s OF uafnuissI fesr1astf,iI
~. ~l~fr Ter t-a'inE ma - frIis8 vpoh ia
f'. .' .Hss
ns.'ros u 'ss~s s.pfes Nlr, Bsrss ps.ia.
ehhfAo'sr itDsss h8id Fafnsrusr 49, ~
N''f'if i'n oi P~fsunai Prossfy it sassf.y
80 in'afsf srsiap IDss N famsF. ~ 6fs
h '-lfsnrs i1 fse tss CJuiraoist 10 zoe
re lives a' stsvss irsussf f,rf~e tsi.4. ID,
.ra grars i'f'N 'i one ie
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- ~ Fsfii-s iasafsd Itf.fst s-tg,f
~ t.~nFi rtfneaf rf IhsufIsfns
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D. - fosl Nssssf Cbsri-.is.s i,
W HgHagRT
AF-nf 90 JeH.s.ae Cag,t, ~.
1870 Posi Jb,s Cssrlss,o.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
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Mother. mother -. ,5s,s.J s,r.
cleTt.J ,..y Snll,.-
iug IA, m5,..-r. uru.,.Il,
-. tcn4.,I, i,,l ,,r, 49,,
bed arI l.,i,,.i, Gal
ab u, bim. II, Li.- ,. NH,
the ro-y .ip, t,saa atotr-ub!. tn Ia, d,,,.
~ gather /. IL. rlc.iiry u,.u,rrA ~.
aud the httle bosom hg.,,.s,,h .t,u ,i,..
emotion.
M. l,,l. 40, L..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

A LRFRT WV " tc-lysf fs srurs m tts
n hestnrss rf the Iaf- ffa A. rsfs~,s tes..f.
a f1 ~ srif fsn ~ sutfh a NY.ss a.. ,..r,e,.
few fsHIrsf-f o. srfns fsTfeur
- " is>s swTTB a AfLLhR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

~ Norh Neei,d - \ = .ui .t,apg al
h''tve fl''''f 90 make ta.y b.il .ucs q,
tAtir ,Wp business
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

Er \ epUu'ry man Nr' Jfssgrra r,l
~ fup inscflsi manner. & lr.tu.r
s.s'd b'ri II thst 80 tis-,y artf.sls.. .is
i-iirE cf.s ur.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

NJ Meet me hy rsuus., amnr var.
tled Willie, the garrotrr, &, tie old n,
who had gold watch aud cua,a ant ~.
hundred dulafs ia 49, pockets
'Coae % come W ia nc cort,.p.j ,b.
othcer who dragged the tLi.f .d to -, Il.
tiOn house
Welcome. welcome home ,af,lv
ed the turnkey, a, he lycsei Mile IN !. =,
cell ~ :"
Behold how brightly br,ak. the morri.p
fc'tiy Whi,tiri h- pr,Iceman a.r,rfy 49,,
morning ho marched Master viii. dos,
the Tomb.
Hal tothe ;h-ifwhnin triumrb 4, ,I,,rr-
blthiy sanr the msgi-ras wa.n h. ..x
W Tile Lfoug1' Ia
'NN b',hooi uom-, valid tar p5i,,oo,
AZ he f'nai LiH-.,f } .u,.!l,d III eli %,
~" card tier 4 ~. I.ul.
lh"u art to- .Sr-t ipf nsr Ear ...r,.3
a. h. defined 30, ration 4 r.cg .Lim,.,.
sr-
Go sl-,c t'y CIR, oait.il... .,., ,f.
yri-n. o. =. g hl-- q, boo. -.nr..c lI....r
VA q" 70 III month ap 90. l.a.i
! ""ui' rot live sis,y - SIX MT T.,
s'h1 w. rendered r.u-t rirr.v.y hy tle
prisoner. Wao bad .,s. J GIatl.sr ar a
ROPE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

i" 'rs -fis s.rs.t .sr,y,,
hsst Y, s.s us8s, .........
ust f'sss ohsrrs stt.,,,
rs tFr' 'stas q sv-ssf s.t..
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~ ite WsfFs Nisis tlN-r, .t4.;-.
Ger Peg, . Csrr's., -. siv.s p-o 80
'. Ft ttsssftts 80 .i.,..
fsasri-Hs.H go ssfy IlJr ro0 Wf.-..,E.
FH .f.v .h'ss s-rtss.ttstis.. "A, -.
-" ".''a' hseti9r sftAai u As.saeAos.
80 '~f'''' v.s he votes of nasv
.'.tf 4, s'-s 80 q 'sfspssey y snll e,s.,sy
- '.s. s.'9as a. 80 Wssi vsts AsS.v.r
itl I14sf Fssstsr sEsitsnsst ssa ell az,
= is''f TJts tsss ia sast sf Ne ed s,.s..
uggv g,s =, 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30
ZxN WARE,

'.t fssI stt.tf JOB aai grH.niNG
WYNN uls..rf sir fis uHt. srt adj.
F' fr sHrf q sqg sH q WAEC gu
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'W '.l. ur.H fu s.frE a.rs fl . fIHf.aFa s..
's's s- ns6rrf Hr1 stb FfUroD.rsas
'- ri Tis employ wFrkmaH sfa tar, 80 f..m
iu f = 49, rtpsfsn.s 20 Ibf II.tnets 10 aIts
Nsf.tars sl.i tEt tlf0 ihstf sfssr.
sr- r .rE' vt.t M sst siH snaFeft.ma .i.sr.
ff-. urt
siH tsss is t.hshrs fof To Wsfe
0nr'P.sius Oil Hsss
'Fat Rect iitsrs sol
w. D.f Crrrsr Pruisr
f' 80 VOC dcn~ sti make fif~raI 1is.
rsunT ff C.H AIHERP NuttE
NugefU .~f t-Ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

Do T'n ErGa "A b,.rIing VI.
detm'rs at S9rd t,rv gart r.Rrsa
ear d hl', f'tlu 'r,tr,,r' r.!'-.,,o-,.
P'Sunn 'uio ih" veuti"I.s,aI a.G.. ...,,
10" Ft"'nh~rarc'. va'ch t-ir. ua..r.r.d
prf'gr"sirs 'hroug1 To- ca.rl 70 .u.,.v,
ur- "i tie luyrE ,"i T. -ia., i.pr.,..,.
ted ~ the rec"P Icir iJr diy. -iil.a p.r,.e..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

~ q v Fa,s u Nas kas .,,ts.. .
l'''sf , y i'''f q Jsdgs Desgiss a. ss =.
a'Peoa's' o'aa'Asss fss PpsAssaA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

60 A. I'D nsfd sfsst,sg = nsrtis-s
sy.d,s Ia any OthsF d.sssss uhils th.ts.
his taeft's hop
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

UTP1-isrs 50 90 II ts Tintsha. sr
se-5nnt ofs its-ifai % IsHes 49, sos,d
rather ts'l ,is 90 "a n,at- sfslit t..
tell tts tub ~ oash
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

gs- , W. Who bed ts-r tal.fag 4 o.
nnmff'ef fafrIga places BE- isd .fsa
s'krd Z rvsf b. hs8 . 5r Ia t.sa
ssys Jscs sh-t e.aft'y datsstsUystsy ,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

NJ AsshilemsS pfsisihs ths g,rsrs.it,
q ti' ffissd -ohseFved that b. spsnt e.ss,
hss satsr Tssa q course be l.g.tl.i.f
bis dsts rsisibsd ssk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

NJ Psneh ssys 'Ast tts isysstsr - tss
sissa. sugbs SEES mss u srss. ssg.s.sitt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

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Tom Corwfn,sLast.

At a trial recently held at Yellow Springs
growing out Of difficulty between some q
the students and faculty OF Antioch, the ssold
Wagon Boy" who represented the faculty
was exhibiting to the jury foil or cane, be-
longing to one Of the students, which was
probably used in the melee. Tom was in bis
usual happy mood, and brought down the
house frequently by his witty illustrations OF
the noble science OF fencng--now parrying
imaginary thrnsts, and anon throwing him
self tercely upon the attack. At last, hay
ing exhausted his full store Of pleasantries
with one fell thrust he made feint to strike
one OF the students, Mr.. Fisher, who sat near
by, and, with look Of unfathomable gloom,
and the voice Of u Stentor, he thundered out,
And what would you DO, sir, being unarmed,
II l should attempt to pierce you through ?''
Imagine the roar OF laughter which greeted
this last eloquent effort OF the sold stumper, -
when the half frightened student, collected
again his wits, spraug to his feet, and sue
cessfully mimicking Corwin's most bombas-
tic style, exclaimed: spd welcome you, sir,
with bloody hands to a hospitable grave. p
(Ohio Press.
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Latest from Utah.

ST. Louis, Nov. Is.
The Utah correspondence of the Republic
can says that Capt. Hawe's command, which
was sent to Humboldt to settle the Indian
difficulties, has returned.
The reports Of Indian depredations on the
mail are false.
Or. Forney was returning to Salt Lake
City.
Gov. Cumming had decided that the Leg
isature must convene at Fillmore City, not
outstanding the resolution passed at tho
joint session of sc to meet at Salt Lake City.
The legality of the proceedings Of the last
Legislature is questioned, from the fact that
they are signed only by Young, when Cum
ming was in the Territory under the commits
sion OF the General Government, and had is
sued proclamation covering the period when
tho Legislature was in session, said approval
by Young being an usurpation Of executive
authority.
Disturbances are still occurring between
the whites and the Utes Indians, in the south
ern part OF the Territory. The bodies Of two
murdered men had been found and consider
able stock had been driven off.
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Huch.na,'s MADEIRA

From Forney's Philadelphia Press
Our excellent President, Mr.. Buchanan.
has taken it into his head that the soyeroign
State of Ohio should be called the aisland Of
Madeira !" that everybody worthy Of his IA
vor should BIO called Mcdary; that Medary
should be appointed to oil the offices. and
that nobody but Medary should get any
place whatever. We always knew that Mr..
Buchanan was fond of good glass OF nut,y
Madeira-thc Wager Madeira-lhe Reigart
Madeira, the regular Madeira of tho old
school. Bat, then, there must be an altera-
tive: we cannot drink Madeira all the time.
change nov and then is good for the
strongest constitutions; even the Turk must
rest from his indulgences. Not go, however.
with AIR. President Buchanan. He has fallen
dead III love with Sam Medary--or q they
sylableit in Ohio, Sammedary. Our worthy
Executive has no eyes for anybody else. He
SEES Sam only he drinks Medary only. Vain
to remind him that there is such statesman
a. William Allen at Chillicothe that Dave
Todd lives near Cleveland and that old
Pennsylvania 10 full Of representatives in the
Buckeye State = the President sees Sam and
longs for Madeira only. The fuct is, this
liking for Sammeda-y is characteristic OF
onr new Majesty James, for Sam has been
the opponent OF the aforesaid James ell his
political life. He has hated with double
headed and double barrelled intensity. He
has hated him in the general aud in the de-
tail. tie has written him down for years.--
de has cursed him editorialiy, delegatorily,
and corporeally. He has mathematical him
at the church door, at the tavern door, Mt
the post Office door, and ut every door. lie
damned him at Baltimope, in 1874, in l848,
and in 1852. lie damned him at Cincinnati
IN lo50-becoming temporary chairman OF
the Convention, of which he WAS delegate,
and laboring to sponge out the Buchanan mi
nority by applying the minority rule and
hnally he wet blankcted him before the cleo.
lion, giving Ohio to Fremont by a rousing
vote. Hence this Presidential regard for
Sammedary. He has been the most consist
ent opponent that Mr.. Buchanan ever had,
even In Ohio. And this is his title to con.
sideration.
The moment Mr.. Buchanan came into
power he made Sam the Governor Of Min
nesota. The duties Of that office being dis
charged after fashion, and the territory be.
coming n state, Sam was translated into the
postoitce at Columbus, q snuggery worth
some four or FIVE thousand dollars per>an-
mum, which he still holds. The Governors
CHAIR OF Kansas becoming vacant, there was
no other person from Ohio fit to fill it but
Sam, and accordingly it is publicly rendered
to him! And this in less than two years.
The virtue of enmity, and the worthlessness
OF friendship, are not often so we'll iilustra-
ted. Medary is neither Solomon in wis.,
dom, Cicero in oratory, Bayard In versa
tihtv, nor Wilbeiforce in morality but
having done his best to prove his hostility to
the President, he has thereby won alike his
affection and his regard.