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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-12
EpAssAGE ONI.Y 20. FRONI LLYER-


4 EAG rs L Elk " w OhCESI ER EAs
h PRESS.-The subscribers viii daily Express
for the conveyance Of Boxes Bundles, Merchandise, and
every other Express Freight, between above named
places and after this date, leaving Lecesera O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock p. NJ.
All orders entrusted to u.s. left at the Post Office,
at Horace Wae's Store, Leicester (where States may be
fOund) viii be promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office in Worcester at A. IL. Newton's, 207 Main st.
JOE. SHELLEY
Leicester, March l, 1858. MARI diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-12

NHHTt UhH FehlaIe ImpOsters,
under the pretence OF efecng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result or any
sign fit should shun Il bpeds use none but the
genuine Wv
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills IND DROPS
The efficacy of which have been tested in a hundred
cases. and never failed to effect speedy cure without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of an ex
tensye practice and not discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would not add their merit We would
only say try them. They will be to any part of the
country secure from observation by addressing (post paid
Dr.. G. A. HILL, No. 121 Main ST..
Worcester. Mass.
Fun directions accompanying eacL oottle
Price. Eve 1olars ian17 dtf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

THE KSoR .NoTalkd CoEvRNTou.. 1.-The loingS
Of tue Know Nothing Convention held In this
city on Wednesday are pretty fIeely talked Of. Il
Is said that the Convention Yves held in the TIE
mont Temple, There were keepers at each door,
and the tleegales whispered q password into their
eaIS az they entered. The number OF delegates
was mol less than thousand, perhaps twice as ma.
ny, Henry ], GaTdibeT (who RECEIVED The noni.
palion for Governor % we stated yeslefdhyO was.
President. Tic merits Of different candidates foE
Governor were heely discussed, but none were
proposed other than those we mentOned yealeF-
day There we've four ballots. MnnhalP, vii.
der had good many votes, Tut rule was adcpted
that nobody should ba nominated who had Joined
tho order within four weeks, which ruled him OUT
Henry Wilson % said ohaVs made speech Iefu
sing tho nomination.. Uponthe fourth ballot, NJ.
GaidintT hod about two lliFd1 Of the votes. Poi
Lieutenant GoTtfnof, Simon Brown, Of Concord,
editor ofthe New Rnglond FaimeE, anli.Sluyely
democrat, Yves nUminaled on the ifUl ballot This
e the story % We hear it.7-BotioR AdVSriiSsF Of
Friday. 6.iuf ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

HEApTu o. SoutaGaN CiTlE1.--'rhe fever deaths
ia ClhIiW Hospital a New Orleans iot he tIz
days psyiouslo lhs itlh imi.s numbered sixty
showing continued decrease n lhe ipOrtalily. AZ
Savannah oilbs iotly.eishs houit previous to OUT
latest dates there were oiE deoiS. The mortality
was moil among indlsoTsol pslion1 who had made
a too early ietuth 10 the eilS. At chaIleston The
montllty lot,bs week ending o. ihe 1871 EoB7o,
of which total Is denllt were irom The ieysT. Al
Augutlp, The epidemic rlill eilils, ana a Beau.
lon. S. G., lwhs on The iueIeass.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

Nt"l-II| NII. lulllI 81 AIu NlaQNllI " VIC zee
gstisltse 81 John RIthkt ne garry prove tue Of
bot lRt pSiilon5 eKpedlionOf the gallant Adm.
~, end ths subsequent expeditions Wbloh follow
ca his heroic enlsipnss will always eOnlTibale q
hemoldbls event 10 Tho history Of science end 10
The dnOalo Of lhlllling adventure.
ltm now nine yeoTs and half tlaee Sit lohu
Ffsnth sailed Ia search Of anorlh!N est paSstye.
-OfAIsG hut litlshso been said o! the expedition,
5as sll hopes o. dscoEsnRs the mi,;ing voytsen
btdbeen abandonsl, Many Of the particulars or
The oaail have therefore, iadtd nom The public
mind, loF there iteuiileB too much going on in
the world bslh mnulia Of even such important
. transactions net to be suPplphted BY new md
at slbrlinS 6vealt. The pHls5n9h Post thus sums
up lhe history Of the expedition,
Sit iOhussilsd inibe spiiug Of isl6 to search
for North WeSt passage, aud hes oonsequenty Teen
Dbeent more than niue yeBIl. Little anxiety Waa
feltfoI bis safety until the latter part Of ~, when'
nothing having been heard OF Tie expedition, the
public mind exhibited considerable fear OF some
miOhopi but u was not until the present summeT
that AL hopes Of seeing ne BOG naylga,9L were
abandoned, ltWas only lest spring that his nawe
. and The names Of The officers under him were
stricken from The Tollsol The British navy.
The 6ISt expedition to aid the Ice bound Voyag.
en- sailed from SeOllond In April, 1850, under com.
Inand Of Captain Penney aud consulted Of the
"Lady FFantlinn and "Sophia." Shortly after
Sif John Ross sailed with The nme object IN The
"PIlneo Alberto screw propeller, and IN the
OpFing Of 1881 Tie United SlnleS Government sent
out ihe big5 "ResoueH and advance" com,
manded By Lieutenant De Haven, With DT. s. X,
Koue q surgeon and nnthtnliStl 10 The expedition.
Several 6lheI ship5 were despatched BY The
English 70 search foT The lost navigator, but the
Ino3lIeceut attempt vas ulade BY Nj Henry Gin
hell, Of New York, who again sant out tue ''Ad-
vanoo,' 4 'Re1ou6, but this tnein ohnIeeol Dt.
KdGo hlmSslc They lave Oh been unsuccessluL
% ial q diScovellng 10Y trace Of The lost eXpeli
loh) llthooth a Captain Mcclure 3 sad 10 have
The Onyahle reputation OF having ilsl demouslIal.
~ miltheiS 0l9 ], doglt. ett paljVke,
Wee h5dttiiY hoTy that Or. Kane could not
hiss Bad lie good ioiluns % hIst discover uoceS
ir'f 81 81 Johh'o Rxnediliph HiS noble daring de-
sslyeI ueb % honol but il hqu been otherwise
- oldoIrt, ua
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
$40 ooa.ihenssi npssoaS .''''''
Ast0lEOg % lMalLIIoN.


When the AmeiIcaH atpy ae on6snped n
Valley Fofge, q BHllch oogr NO ahalt .
upon he lanllyO| gtNllgintD ln HNutd8l.hIh,
he'd OCCASION 10 visit lba oanf wlli me re
under deg OF truce
The lady OF TIE honc' deiell ldea d iocof ianf
him foI tha purpose az lakig Q1Oll Do Toslmenldll
TO her huihdnl, WHO lef tsfn Dfi lol sohe time
with The Continental atlnyl and as q was neues-
oaIy 10 conceal her design from lha officer, the
maiielWG5 accomplished by alliiHc
Hoying lokon she dulint put ol ne on1hona Of
Tho aig DC einenlils afo inseiiel DO It's plioeI
aud ihinga went Oh smoothly Until ihe Ionsineli
Of tho road lnafeSled 10 The ganllemon lh1l hiG
seat we none 81 lhasDlle,t
ia vein weIe Two unnlrldlng. ooat.lalll cons
dem1ed % 8ierdal pupishnei9i hnd iudely licked
from beneath he 6Vpeb WIN believed that t1st
veTe ihs oulpIin, qnl in VAIN Yele hig pooselc
seifohs9i Ia hoppe ihal re isPqY4l ~ aNnY KEY
OF pen,knlia would alleviate hl5miseIY,
Pefoeiginf ne lgoublet pnd k1owng the danger
Of DISCOVERY, the lldY lq9ed nor powei1 q con.
yeFSatlon 10 ne 0lIno1l 81 hopes Of diveIling he
attention nom 10 hIeiglng Snbleelj ut the gls
would bnmn on, and The COnlngnlal buttons ub.
elindlsiy inslsuas on dHea8ns their counlIya
wlonfs upon th5 heison d lhs enemy, doubtless
"WhiSpenng 30 lhelr sleevea',.
asse, hIy posture q npi glghlf
Aniho 4 not iotllod qulio 4s..
ttt i.5or, now a. Die odd rflIn1ngeot
l Saw YOU 6'or such comic ltrellP
while, nooliellow. inWaSdly blamed Tie Primitive
ness Of Yankee cushions, aud sighed lol The luxu.
Ilouo ouaueIa that hs bad len pgnnd' 49,
Wualy miles were Travelled, lhe captain sllll
suffering lhh penalty Of hlglqiallN when nudden'
~ the Gulh doSlled ACROSS llis mind, end memory
recalled certain mysleIiOuo c1nyellallh1 ne had
overheard 10 The house, about bIoadclo'h and en-
bIoidefV The secret YVES deoovsleli buy hl'
troubles were not yet over, fol henoWionnd him'
self on Tie h6Fnsoi dilemma % uncomfortable
os IhQ Continental buttons, and 10 rode on PER-
pleS6d between bis dnlytolla KING und his Opli'
galiona to the lady,
Too much or q gentleman TO belIay her ana
ysl too lOyalAn Object, willingly p eal1 Ynld and
oOmluIn 10 zoe tebelg, lie healAled long az 10 Tile
course 10 should pursue but Die ,ellunlEy Il
length gotlhs better Of him and, brdvelysu mlll'
ihg 10 the stern iniiolion, be concluded not 10
verify iib 0utplcions by oooulal demonstrations
A SgniaOant smile anl gesture alone inlolned
hiS COmpanlon that the atlius was discovered, aud
the rebel gamsula suffered OTeaoh tllrll des'
unaliOn unmolgsted, tn.|
PoSttrily may sylle the question, % to whether
The epsTsy O. iugepuily q lhy YoQpg wls deserves
HE iioie flaibe, and whether the duty Of lbe
Qieer should lave Supsiceded that u lls geIltts'
Mdn.-but one thlg,io eeitHin--iher ebst gtHtlsmHE
received uniform Whioh 10 sadly need5di and
che memory Of tie lady Il more iondly oheIislsd
by her dsscsltlanoi wh5ueveg they think Ol lh'
Monumental Buttons"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
New savlnga Banl[ stoEe
AT THE Ntl,
Old BnEll.nRRlOH. "

"KEEP The HEAD AND FEET COVRRGDw
CtlTl2RNso Of Whseins aid Slelhilyt-Thlh old maxim
for health Ttmlds ME that may not be anist TO call
your ateniDn 70 my Pail ana Winter stock 81 Bopisi
Slices, Hats, Caps, Umbrellaa and CARPET Baekui ottho
corner OF Market and Monroe ktleoi1, Wh9fo you Will
mud grelt variety OF ashonab lately reee we'd GOodo,
suitable 10 The eeaton, At loty prices,
Very thankful for the hott pattonlto received olneo
eonns amongst sou respectfully solicit yo9A 10 call
aud examine my alpoh az Will DO my pleature 70 seo and
have lher ofsnhng health end to- lille adding Industry
aud econUmy may have wealth.,
Ladies' N you Wish 10 puehaqo iallonaDe and cheap
WlrieT ROnnets, sure,
Callat the old Post once, opposite the MeLuro.
~ or fit, f
clllat Iho aboyop place. whore you win got.4lhlt.
Remainder, tie old Post once corner. TT
70 Country Merchants lave few Goods 10 Job At
oei1 RNH WATRoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
u7-A writer in the London Eoononi,i sum, u

o1'A writer IN the London beQn0mla sums up
avery able utIlcls on Napoleon III, niiolowm
The same man who landed o. Boulogns in 1910
with single sleamef and q few fEenJ5 on o de5.
pefute aud abOIiye expedition, TeviSilS Il 10 1854
10 review vast army und receive the homage Of
countless spectators. The same man WHO giE yehI8
ago lived IN obSouTiiy IN London, scarcely able 10
pay bis tdlorb, and quite unable TO pay hs hblie-
de0lefn blll--Whom many looked upon a. stupid,
sud whom none looked upon % wise-of whom
lew agued we'll, and whom few would trust much
I've have Just seen receiving tho yisilSund com.
blimeniS Of Tie coh5oTt Of OUT Queen, entertaining
three royal guests Of his tabl5-One Of them the
son-In-aW Of the very monaloi whom no had
Iuccteded--aDd admitted beyond oil deilih into
The social circle Of royal perSonoEea, Nor IN this
change IL his SingUlar fortunes The only one, nor
pelhaps the greatest. We can imagine him smiling
with even mote gIim Satisfaction ns he coniIdtl8
the language Of The English press Regarding bin
IN 1892 aud now silling with the Times ~ the BIZ
aminsE or December 1851 or Of August 1854 be-
fore hini--and maIyeiing At the metdmOrphOSis---
the unmeasufed abuse which was slloWeTed upon
him nt the former date, aud the decOucus respect
aud cordial praise with whichheiSsnoken Of nov.
The "spedy SWELL" aud the ffiDguinaEy aud
sudaoiousTufianp e now The polite and stgaoiouB
Emperor and takeu wine tslg.alsts with Prince
Albert and King Leopold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
"a PsniloBl lllEL00n AloENlIou. --The RI

"A psniioUt B,LLOon AsoENaoN,--Ehe Rloh-
moddDhtiidG q Friday Gvs an pseopnt Of On
s.sxtIGotdihoIt and daring balloon ascension made
by.NLs GsOsgo Rlilol. from sllSh Cottage On
Thursday. Rniol not belrs able ut int 10 GET
higher than tops % trees finally to tighten Tie
bnnhohaf lh Balloon, says The Dispatch, threw
ofhla hat. hii coat, end bic boots, and then out
Iou,oltit on and thlsa that dtlde he joined the
,2k shil 81 t Sli snill cOtd5 which lad been used
~ 10 ddlth t6a Dat to ths balloon, end setting hin-
pr,lfhf5ilH cords, There we're lhfee Ct ihem,)
al50minuleo before I've O'Clock, babe the multitude
adieu AID aScsHisd tapidly, ID plight which, ioI
,rPoiil ahd aioootioih 4 eihout parallel IN the
history u bslIooRibS Amer beng suspended be-
tween 5bysH end earth iol about SO minutes, and
tdGedhg greatly Iron Tie colo wind, he began 70
prepare loF descent but 70 bic surprise found
that BE ydlV5 would not work at oil, and thai bic
Only ehahpi Wislo await lhs condensation Of TIE
gaiaadih6 iadbal descent Of the balloon. Rol,
tunatsiy loi him this looked for result took place
about ppil hve9eltok, and At ten Minutes
q before six NJ 3 male safe descent In Mr. Hen
~ VOUCHERS ploushed Geld, abOuttwo miles east
,af ofithis city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

CONSOLATION o. 4 BinOF TORIOwA.--The Rev.
10 Hea1 ". Lee. D. D., Rector Of g. Lubs's
ohutOh, IL ne city Of Rochester, WAS on We'd
neSday lest, oonsecnled Bishop file Protest.
Epitoonil Clutch iOt lhe Diocessof Iowa. The
services were held 10 81. nukss Church, Rochsl-
ieE, and we're conducted by Bishops Hopkins Of
rl uVtn5oAt. Barssn Of Maine, Ras,burn Of Massn.
.,ar ehbsslb, WhitshOuSo Of Illinois MccOskvy o.
alobIscn, and Delaney Of New York. Bishop
Hopkins wnl the presiding Bishop and the Bishop
ss, elect NJ, pr snlel Bishop Burgess end White
houS8. The oimon wa5 preached BY Bishop Ea1l-
burn, ond lie services were Lghly interesting ond
- m aolemn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

GJ'The Iowa Legislature las On anll-Nebraskn
malOnty In both branches, the Senate not being
lied, az has been supposed. Ia the doublfal dis
tricIs, Where the election Is contested, The Whis
candidate hes the certificate Of sscIion, aud an.
other whis Senator who has been ~ California
and wa5 not expedited s6tstulq ntlme 70 vote on
The organization, and Che election Of U. s. sena
Tor, BIS come back, Thus Iheanli Nebraska ma
lolIiy i 5ecuSs and M Dodss win probably foil
Of reelection to Tie U. s. Senate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

I'aE Apcfio OALAMirE,- The New York Her.
ed publishes the following explanatory note Il ia
M, Dotlan, the Third mate Of tie Arctic, IN re;ds
ton to circumstances occurring alter TIE sinking
Of The veissli
II was with srsal diaioully that even paddle.
box could bslalinsuiShed. Rot b lole the Arctic
went down, a number OF The passengers formed
Eang and wife busy 81 work hauling up bOIta con-
tanning light goodsi lheSe were distributed on
deck, 80 thot theY might float on 30 soon 70 the
ships decks were level with the seal and atdleI.
emf pieces on NE ships deck wsre other palSen,
geTs forming little rats out Of such things % they
could hastily collect, 90 iLat when ils ship sunk
lhe whole surface WGa d0lledOvef with bOKea aud
temporary RATS. Those WIN were Wllh me will
remember lhal. na 1854
God for Q good while endeaVoGing 10 fnd
Captain Lpeei my boat was iull cad We were
dlifing with Tie swell, Somv Of Tho inen In The
bont thought q tiReS lhatlbvy say him, but on
pointing out What they thought vas Captain Luce,
itlutnel out Otherwise. 4 kRsw him better than
they; besldei no could easily b. distinguished by
bic unifOtm, Ills bard among 50 many human be.
rugs struggling f0T life end death, 70 make a Helec.
lion, yet had strong desire 10 share my slender
chance with my tomm1ndef andYol win not con-
lidef me egolsucal 10 sayinFs thatha ut Heard
his orde, nothing would have deierltd me from 81.
lemptngto execute H. Amid the ahfieka and
walls single voice had but Lite chance 70 We
heard lheEe.
IlOfgot 10 add that these little rails lyel but foi
few moments. saw ihem one aitet another
loppls oVeIi some odd ones fegained lheif Told,
but it il impossible that they could haze keptit
long 1saT
The New York Times publishes tie following.
We heaTd q statement yesterday which seems
worthy or attention. A gentleman ofthis clyWa6
coming down on the Hudson River Railtoad main,
sud upon the seat behind him sat two rough,
bEawhy, swearing luen--oneOf whom WBS rgheat.
neI Of bis escape from The wreck OF the ATotic,--
'lis said, among other things, that thsy did not
mean 10 let tksu Hgptr fFlloi5s yet The staIl Of
them with the boaiB-and added iliat be hlmsslf
pitched ttso Or three Of tkfa 0at, 10 make room
ioi bis lEiends Il IL greatly 70 10 feared that we
have but on imperfect idea OF all the tCeues en-.
acted on boaTd hatlhsHg ship. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

PEnsSvLvAuiA RLEoIioN.-Ad ial aa heard from
The majority uSainst prohibition e 2eat Pnd four
COUNTIES to behsaId Ilom SO lhg STATE Senate II
democrats and 10 whigl uTe elected, end 70 lhe
House % democrats 70 American democrats, Gin
dependent democns. IS American Wig, 8 inds-
rsdtedt Americans, So Whigl, itempennee AMER
lean, Temperance wings and temperance deni-
osrsl. lE Gin thus be Sssn that in ti6 HouSo
lie Ainsriosi pafly has 80 msmbem.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

Gi'The celebiqied 'Doerliotf, dte6libingn New
York bonding hbdSs, says y5u odn alWqyo tell.
when they gfl new hiifd ElIl ~ ihg cplgIof iiis
haifln The bisoiiii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

Tal Ee5Ln RfJ0oiso.-C Captain Leiloh, Of
tbs Briti,h .itarcl Euiaps, a. Boston, IlsSsd out
hisship on lgoins tay, 10 hsTGays't nlIlIe in ho-
nor oftho victory Of ilsr NslgglYs pImyat sebas-
,opol When tie neRsoi lhs Victory p4eTeosiv-
Cd At Quebec, mOli6h vssr made IN the ASSEMBLY
to odlourn. % mink 10 ea,s % ihe dl7poflans
event me motion was carried nt'a loud oheff1,
slppPilS Of hahd', ana shople q s'hni'-a
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!. 49,. "a. q Tolb5 F66id.7 IfTlS 8
- BIC.

OF. No, Q, w block 2, ep ltnplsn s,r,.. M.
eng aiIr ,Sq 9t, i5f az y z, S
ulloY m W BACK raIt ard hde. Viii ~ N. - q
Of one llll 81 - best eall tS ula
Rqt ieiofgal lgn ep9 lirt liliioiitt ofSi ~
l1yti giA-ia q - - AbSiiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

TTMT. Joshua Gnfiiin hhtsOId his farm OF about
90 uoTes near Pl0hiX Factory, 10 BIZ. Eli Mals
lhews, Tor $1,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24
Mammoth Hat Store,

FoU cannon 1Qt AU9Is
N AVERY has Oh hahdj aud q receiving, one or lbe
Os arUestahd best stoep Of Hats END Cops that hpl
ever been OPENED IN ht city re u also constantly man
uaelufnE every description Of hat aud cap III use,
Om the very Seat material and Workuanbhip, ard sold
az p rieeS that cannot ial TO please LHfh
omHlgo receiving iai 81 Expectations OF tqteTh man.
uiacluTed Hats aud Taps which win BE- ood low. Also.
LAdet Riding HAITI oarpot bags, aud umbIoho, al Of
which Will 30 sold clclp. itrL
N.B-Iists nisds 70 5ptlsr on mo hhortSt notice.
B.AYkRYs Noo 146 and l18 Maln ol II
ssps Whsolihg VI
W SILK AM, LINEN HDS'FS,
CUPBRlOR white honliilelsd Linen handharehlehi
u Pl6ln 10 10
liordered DO lfa
white ana fansy SIM posA'l .hanah'Tehisi'i W.
n Por ale 81 J. H. TALLllAN. N.si .'',l
COLO No. Woshlngton Halt.
SUBpRNDBRs.
VERY large ioi Of suiPphttTii Of every style ard
a 9qap'y' lor 9aloP u artk1,t,tf
FNi4d 6f RMnROiDBRIRS.
n Gbnndahtt OF Rrsith worked tollafa, euS, eh,rl,
~ toltfa, sleeves, llcl1, lllf mlll, &c. i.s.
AlsoEa g9od gloek pf winter hq1no' At No. % Aain
ssi5 ''' RaNAiR 8 nRRgk9.
BaoFdings
TWO 1pgrnlshoa Rooaa q ~ epd teednuedallcli
~ teqttal dey boardeTo Anlufoe corlr liein end
UnlQnlueltl- .Ee9
% HOsigRYgAND GLOVES.
T LARPg iol ef ntrinol iamb- uoc,, ak and rlol,
40, stoss vsi1it u Gloves stis5-, h,lf ihsn1,l
ttif w D. MOIfs 4 BROS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-24

OUTRAGE on A PRlEST.- by dispatch from Bills,
worth, 1T which We sTe indebiedtO the polilenss'
OF ]. s. Bedlow, Esq, Of the Meme telegraph, We
learn that the Rev. Sokn Aaps, the pastor ia This
city, a. on Saturday night, tnITed end feallieIed
and ridden on 4 roll, 10 Ellsworth, that hons Of
Eowdies and IuhianS bBip't WAGON visit u
EllSwollh when tllB outage WOs committed.
Hs was formally pastor ihsie, and wOSlheIe en-
gagsd 10 q controversy about the school question,
he has been pailoi Of The Catholic pOpulaiion
10 this CITY O few months, WeundeIiiAnd be vas
born and edoSalsd IN IlalY. Since he hes been
here lie has done much good among the Catholic
population, end has brought about many useful
Ielouns, winning commendation on Oh hands,
We have not teTm8 strong enough to express the
Indignation expressed ~ on oo5sss 10 this city on
hearing u lliS dtEhrdly Outrage. The ahamelui
CoWoljs Who have done Il Should receive the high.
"a penalties Of the offence, and the town Of
Ellsworth should be made 70 respond 10 damages
iof ihlS foul elous 10 vitiloli who could uOl bs
piolsoled vIlhih hes gutes.-Btpgo Areu5U,
itthiitii.
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stavs GFinipEnl.-On Wednesday night last, q
numbtf 81 slaves made their escape from lie
neiqbbofhood Of 3oxil They belonged q ThOa,
b. Cochoy, Of D., Elisha Parks. Esq, end olhtp.
On Thnlijay pursuit. Was mado iol Them bnl We
have not heara ne paIlioglaTa.- Co. 4dV.4
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RAAI ISL 40 sArra


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sos % .sl 1It| IItd.i ". eohl,i,.
huel n1rnN 1870 nil " v. eleal a ~.
Ieh anN noml1to lo0 n. lelr9 Nm
~ lQ coal .otInd.Ylh WIN ~
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s,, ,a.ss li'lseIartal1l he p,smI,,,,
ADAM elfCiJss.
HOUSE AND L(5I' ron q A. sS .9I q
VIE gRdeI,lsned olsre tor ale III lo,,.
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8hSa 'sSHc 81 l'F' all'f ~ hIilo O;lsi6,
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| g kykhAl, Wcliloeafol lois eonSt6i.,, d. !,
~ t,epoi q ~ hOmpnel0 Rtiiresd W lri,t,
when ~ imlsdltel ovu az eTfif. f6attj H,,,s
Aort1i anlI Would d maj Fi1fl1 n " eltfi
Feeinlli ut any bulldiht feouifl69 X ~, lliiiG
sofa rin rs whole o. ia 49, ~ . ~
ere. Twenty rorei will hotiktnib go ~, lui,
~ Qppltl Two yplr9l WITH inicFp1t nor ~ 9l,
~ ~ 20, q oile fn h9 ION ma WIN N ~
good well ~ ultefi II u hbtte, fghlf ~ ~
The ALLEY end Of ihelol, iaA mai tomle5t. 4. u
anh tlo loeql y iealrihe q, pSiIif vIiiI, y sl.
Walk OF iht inuht phAlo Paris OF ne ~
Paynienl win b iukoH a 90 lar q. ~ ~. :
one, Two aud thTeo leeIl. For ldrthuf m atli,
10 iOHN DtlNNg, MI, ~ Va, -,
mY2egln neyl door 10 BeliSii S,,S.
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Mons WORMS o. rae MISUNDERSTANDING the Pis'
Songenon the Arctic was NJ, Banslli, aweallhy
msIOhahl Of New OTlean5, WHO was the Nsapoli.
tan Consul In that city, and President Of an insu.
rancs eomp0ay, MT. j, r, Moalinn, well known
citizen OF New York. and Dr. Samuel wnhug, Of
the amo city, were on board Dr.. W. had Jus. in.
i,hsdths study Of medicine in Paris and was on
bis return home. Charles R. wning bis brother
and q member Of the bar, wGtbo ttHiby effected,
thalho dIea he Day after Tecelvinslhs:Painiul in
,oronos, aud his mother, Il L said Is nearly de-
Yahgod, ana Il q feared viii not survive. MI
sohsibIef, Of ibs6Tm Of soheiblsE Faber & Per
Aims, New York, vast passenger.