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The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

weeks paper, but owing to an unusal press Of
advertisements, were crowded OUT
During the past two weeks the Trinity Times
in the absence of DR.. Trask-has been under
tho editorial charge of Judge Williams. The
Judge, being sterling Democrat, and feeling
he necessity of q strong Democratic paper in
the North, caused the Times dof its neutrality,
and assume the fiery aspect of rampant parti-
zan. He therefore unfurls the flag, For presi.
dent, Stephen A. Douglas; for Vice President,
John Bigler.' In doing this he says:
We expect the Doctor will demand of us an
unconditional surrender of the editorial depart
ment OF the Times, Immediately upon his arrival
personal recontre Is apprehended. We advise
his friends, for his sake, to endeasor to prevent
difficulty.
He also squares off and pitches into his con-
rerer, for not writing regular old-fashioned eagle
eulogzing country saving democratic articles.
Hear him:-
The Crescent City Herald and the Humboldt
Times are each owned and conducted by Demo-
crats-yet, their editors. from prudent and we
think, mistaken policy, have muzzled their
presses taboed their most cherished convictions.
and regularly issued neutral papers. The Noun
tain Herald is also conducted by gentlemen who
| are democrats, but who perfectly innocent
of any opinion upon politics; and last but not
least. our friend Dosh. of the Shasta Courier
one of the most decided and enthusiastic Fir-
einia Democrats we have ever known has been
most profoundly oblivious to the waits of the
people. and instead of placing his light on hill.
has deliberately snutfed it ont. and failed 10 re-
fleet from his paper the sentiments OF large
maj njority of his readers.
We await the result of the rencountre alluded
to above with extreme soliciiude. We rather
lima CINE that Monsieur Otard will have some
thing to do with the settlement of the prelimn-
ary arrangements. Ii so the spilling OF blood
may be prevented.
FRox YREKA-From the Mountoin Herald of
the 18th inst, we learn that the mill of
Messrs Jones. Steel & Co., Scott River, vas
burnt On the night of the 9TH inst.
The Yreka City Election. on the 18th inst. re-
suited ia the choice of the following officers:
Trnstees-J. Lytle Cummins. A. V. Gllet, f.
&. Hearn. j. D. Cook and r. b. Spelling.
Marshal-Orand Eddy.
Ireasmrer-Wm, Morton.
Assessor-Henry Kennedy.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

\ LNU,
A SAW MILL FOR SALE.
One of Pages Patent Circular Saw Mills.
cotn pleie, with four circnar saws, of different
sizes, all ready TO he placed 10 u water power,
with 80 feet Of carriage; to be seen at our es-
tablishment and for sale by
EsTCOTT 4 BARTLETT,
SODA FACTORY, SHASTA.
Shasta Jan. I3. 1854 jal3-if
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

.PREsslNo NECESSITY FOR THE MoNET.-The
new French loan of 100000 francs will re-
quire, it is said, deposit of 25 per centum as the
first instalment. This argues pressing necessity:
The first deposit so required would amount to 49,
100000 francs; but the Government is said alrea-
dy to have borrowed sixty millions of the Bank of
France. and would consequently have only 49,
ZOO francs of the new loan in hand to supply
the enormous demands upon the Treasury for the
maintenance of the war. The alleged reason for
raising the first instaIment to that amount is not
the poverty of the Treasury, but to favorthe large
capitalists, to whom amount is no object, and so
rendered difficult to the smaller or less wealthy
SPECTATORS. When the previous loan was made
every body having means was invited to take, and
twas so arranged that all could do SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
CFrOm the Washington Star, JuIyA.)
Great Bank ROBBERY in Washington

Some days ago the proprietors and EN- ployees of
the bank of Riggs Co., of this cty,becane aware
that bag of gold, containing $4,000 had been
stolen from the vault. and also about $1,000 in
coupon bonds. Officer Handy was employed by
Messrs. Riggs & Co., and he at once engaged Off
Ger Boss to aid him in discovering the thief aud
recovering the booty stolen.
The officers fixed their suspicious, after looking
into the circumstances, on tue porter Of the pank,
a young man named Charles Louis Chapman, a
Gillian, who came 10 this city some years since
with Senor CaryaIlo, the advent of that gentle-
man as Gillian Minister to the United States. He
remaiped in Mr. c. employment until the conclu-
sion Of his mission, and having the utmost conf
dence in him he gave him the recommendation
which obtained for him the place of Waterman
and porter in the bank OF Riggs & Co.
Yesterday morning, on the advice of the officers,
he was sent out as often as before TO assist the
runner of the bank, and on his return he was ar
rested by MeSSrs. Handy and Boss, and accused of
the robbery. AT first he boldly denied it, and
threatened Riggs & Co. with a suit of defamation
of character. But while holding him at the bank,
the officers searched his premises, and behind
wooden partition, about the fire place, they found
the missing coupon bonds, and bank books, show
ing that lie had deposited within a few dollars of
the missing Eve thousand in three Banks IN Balt-
more under fictitious names. On learning of this
discovery, he at once confessed hlS crime.
This morning he was taken to Baltimore, and
1--WE learn by tgraph before going to preSS) aided
the officers in recovering for Riggs & Co. the
whole amount SO deposited, W hich has been accom-.
plished. The officers, of whose perseverance and
adroitness in managing the business entrusted to
their sagacity and energy, Messrs. Riggs & Co.
speak in the highest terms,-reap between them a
reward ofSI 800.
Chapman not long since married into worthy
family of this city, who deserve the 'commissera-
ton Of all. There is question whether his dsonest
act was crime in law, or breach of trust merely
1t is supposed to have been committed when aid
ing the teller to deposite cash in the vault, by
slipping $1,000 bag out Of the box, and hiding
it Temporarily behind furniture near the vault
and then removing it from the premises a: night
when acting there as the Waterman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

UrThs gicau Railway Times of the 18th
ult., contains table, exhibiting the classification
Of railroad expenses. from which it appears that
90 per cent OF the expenses upon railroads are alb
sorbed IN maintenance of way, or road, 20 per CT.
in fuel, oil and waste, 10 per cent. in rePaiis of
locomotives. IL per cent. in freight expenses, and
the remaining % percent. in passenger expenses
repairs Of cars and incidental and contingent ex-
penses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

uThe famous Martha Washington steamboat
conspiracy has turned up at Boston, where Samu-
eli. Cheney has been arraigned before Commas
sioner Loring on charge of perjury in falsely
swearing to certain shipment of goods on bosrd
that vessel,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
TaE L1a6oa Law is BOsros.-The prOsecu-

TAG LraGoR Law is Bosroa.-The prOsecu-
ton Of liquor cases in Boston has been suspended
for she present. Only three OF thetwenty-fve iu-
dic,ments have been reached. aud 10 these in
stances the juties disagreed. The present jurors
hold their offices until the end of September, aud
it does not seem probable that any convictions will
be obtained during that time. In the cases tried
the facts were clear aud conclusive, but the jurors
could not agree upon the constitutionality of the
law; so that the vitality of the liquor law is te-
stroyed by law which constitutes iuries judges of
law as well as of facts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

nrLorl Raglan's remains will probably arrive
in England about July goth, and will be accompa-
MED by the whole of his personal staff. The ship
conveying his remains will go to Bristol. and then
the body will be conveyed to the family burial
place near Badmnton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

suALL ARNs.-It is stated that at the o. S. Ar
senals, the manufacture of small AIMS $1,000
600 worth Of which we are SAID to have on hand.1
is suspendrd-until 1t is ascertained what are the
last French and Prussian mprOvements-experi-
menung with which are going on, by Col. Huger'
Of the OEde.ace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

mMr. John Thomas. of the firm of Thomas &
Franklin. of New York, was killed by lightning.
on Thursday, while at work OF his farm near Irving
ton, on the North River. His son was also badly,
though otfatally injured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
ln AMERICAN EUROPEAN S6E
JOINT STOCK STH
AND EXCHANGE

COMPANY.
No. 72 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Capital stock S95O,OOO.
' NHIS Company have purchased the EUROPEAN RX-
j. PRESSES OF Messrs Livingston, Wells 4 Co,
Wells Fargo q Co., and Edwards, Sanford & Co.. and
aIe prepared TO forward -
PARCELS, PACKAGES, MERCHANDISE, VALUABLE
ARTICLES AND TREASURE,
10 all the principal cities Europe; all Gus
tom House business with unequalled dispatch in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore; to furnish
Bills Of Exchange in sums 10 suit purchasers ani Letters
OF Credit all the principal cities Great IsTtan and
The Continent and to execute abroad Oleve
ry description.
Packages for Europe be forwarded by all the Rx-
press lines OF the United SaIes the iCanalas Bills
oil Exchange OF this Company the principal cities OF Eu
rope can be purchased OF agents ali the towns
and cities OF the United States and the CanalaS.
FOREIGN OFFICES.
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, PARIS, HAYRE, BREMEN
ANTWERP AND LEIPSIC.
H. S. LANSING, Manager,
N. PIGMAN, Agent,
JUL McLuTe House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

urGovernor Clarke has committed the STU
tence of the murderess, Mrs. Robinson, to lmpris-
Onment for life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

uThe /. o. o. F. will hold grand encamp-
ment OF the order at Cleveland on the 10th prOx.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

ask a broader privilege than some judicial prece-
dents might seem to admit, IS not necessarily in-
volyed in the cause before me.
/ Il is enough that hnd, as the case stands now,
the plain aud simple grounds OF adjudication, that
Mr.. Williamson has not returned tTuthtully and
fully to the WTit of haheas corpus. He must there
fore stand committed for a contempt of the legal
process of the Court.
As to the second motion of the District Attorney
that which looks 10 committal for perjury,
withhold an expression of opinion in regard To 1t.
1t is unnecessary, because Mr.. Williamson beng
under arrest, he may lie charged at any time by
the Grand Jury; and IappTehendt that there may
be doubts whether the affidavit should not be re-
garded as sxtTa-judicial aud voluntary.
LetMr. Williamson. the respondent, be commit
ted TO the custody OF the Marshal without bail or
main prize, for contempt of the Court in refu
sing answer TO the wit of habeas corpus, here
tofore awarded against him at the relation OF Mr..
Wheeler.
After Judge Kane had concluded, District At
torney Yandyke moved that commitment under
the seal of the Court be issued, and that the de-
PENDANT, Passmore Williamson be placed in GUS
ar. Gipin said he desired TO make motion that
the defendant begIanted permission 10 amend his
return 10 the writ of habeas corpus.
Mr. Vanrlyke objected.
Judge Kane said that MIR. Gilpin was too late
with his motion. Mr., Vandyke'S motion had al
HAtSSASN
custody of the Marshal.
MIR. Gilpin then commenced an argument on
the truthfulness Of the original return.
Judge Kane SAID that his decision would be on
file, and he also understood that it would be Ie-
ported in lullin the newspapers of this afternoon
He thought it would be better for the counsel for
the prisoner to examine the decision at then leiS
ure, and then prepare any motion they might think
proper to make.
Mr.. Gilp,n acq liesced and the Court adjourned.
After the adjournment OF the Court, Mr.. Will
liamson's friends surrounded him and greeted him
warmly. The defendant himself appeared per-
fectly cool and collected. Upon the other side of
the Courtroom, Mr.. Wheeler was the centre Of
circle of sympathizers. The Wheeler party
seemed in high spirits at the result.
An intense feeling was evident in the counte-
nances OF the persons who Witnessed the proceed
ings. Little groups talked the matter over among
themselves, and the scene afforded an excellent
indication OF the strength of feeling engende1ed
by the yexed question of slavery whenever OF
wherever it arises.
Marshal Wynkoop subsequently lodged Mr..
Williamson in Moyamensing prison.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
Trust Sale
Or VATuARI PEAL ESTATE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue OF deed OF trust from George Hardman and
ID vile 10 me beating dale the 9th day June 1854
and now record in The clerks office Ohio county, IN
deed book No 49, pages 49, &c. Shall on the Sd day OF
September 1876 at the front door Of the house
said county, expose at public the highest bidder
Lot numbered C7n) seventy situated Main street in the
Fifth Ward OF the CitYOf Wheeling and also forty 4O)
feet in width off OF the southern part lot numbered
twentyOuT situated Water street in the said Filth
Ward OF the city OF Wheeling.
TeTmE Sae-0nc fourth cash and the balance OF the
purchase money credit or six, twelve and eighteen
months In equal nsalments the purchaser purchas
giving bond with good security bearing interest from
the day OF SALE and the lille be retained further &C.
curity until the whole purchase money is paid.
EDWARD H. FITZHUGH,
tU23stS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

APPRoPRlATI ErITAPH.-Dr. Keene died of a
suifeit, from roast goose he had partaken toolib-
orally Of, WheIeupon willing wrote the follow
ing epltaph:
..ere teE Dr.. Kstne, The good bishop OF ChsateF,
WHO ate 2 ~ goose and could not digest hsr.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

RopsED.-W. R. H. Robinson. of Paris, Ey.,
was robbed on Friday night last at Cincinnati. of
fifteen HUNDRED dollars. He was returning fromthe
National Theatre=-wa advised to take an alley as
a ..near cut' to the Spencer House, where he
was met by rutian, knocked down and robbed.
GTThe Lyon tMass.l News says: Its estimated
that there are from 500 to 1900 sewing mach
ines running atthe present time in thatcity. They
are mostly worked by girls, some Of whom earn as
high as sl4 per week. 1t is said that the average
wsges Of sewing machine girls is about So, being
a fnetioa more than shoemakers' asetage. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
MONROE HOUSE.
VIM. r. CLARK, Proprietor.

THIS long established and well known house having
i been thoroughly Tepai,ed aud renovated. now FUR
nshes excellent accommodations the travelling commu.
nifty and bOarders, at
MODERATE PRICES.
1t is located the Main and Madison Streets
Immediately fiout the Suspension Bridge, only
lew squares from the Steamboat Landing and Railroad
Depot
EXCELLENT sTABLING
is attached to the Monroe Hou>e. Travellers board
may assured tile Proprietor will spare no
pains TO pIOmOse their comfort. jT24:dawtt
Wanted.
Timothy Seed, and Solid Packed Butter. in barrels
and kegs. GEO. WILSON,
Ccsdiz Republican copy to amt ST. N'A'' 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
DIR. JOHN RITTLRR,S
Water Cure Establishment.
RRnyVNaUUWW

WI CeE cure establishment.
BROWNSVILl.E, PA.
nNE mile and half east OF Brownsville short dis
lance from the National Road, in healthy, cool and
retired valley surrounded by beautiful scenery Supied
by springs of the Purest and water is open daring
The summer season. Patients viii find The necessary ac
e0mmodatOns and be treated by extensive experience in
inc water Cure In connection with thorough kpoIyedee
Of AIopathy OF The new school and Homeopathy Terms
BOARD and treatment per week. Ladies' and gem
temen accompanying Patients 81 90 peT week For mar.
ncuaTS please applytO De-. JOHN RITTLER,
99E0 Brownsville, Pa.
LYnchburgEire, Life & Marine Insurance. Co
OP LYHCHBURC, VA.
0FFIcR-No 80 west side Of Main StTeet. 5oSr,
ian4:Iy WheeIIng, Ya.
Three-Mile Ice
NHk Subscribers would Inform their friends and the
citizens o. Wheeling generally, that they have coa
eneed delivering Ice In the city, and are prepared IN
furnish 10 all who want It, excellent article MAR Ice
was cut three mes above the city IN the cTeek ma N
the west branch Of the river and Clear beaufiI
warranted free from ell impurities SSs
lan2l GEORGE SCHRLLHARR & f,o 8
FsIaglHSs an Kinds, Tor 4als BIZ 5000.
= myi4 -A gWM. J. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
MGmm0th Hal Stove.
Harvest.

A RRANGEMRNTs lave heel. made to supply sgricu
"a tuTiStS with Grain Cradles, SCytheS, SDshS Hoyhe
stones hiea' etc etc. for the ApprOach harvest! RAJ
neTE WIN bear in mind that all harvest tools may be OBJ
Ialneu IN their season at HUBBELES
myI2 Agricultural and Seed Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
sPRcIAL NOTICE S.
M PRINTRRa.

TO PRENTER6.
We are prepared to furnish Printers with Wade's sn-
perior News, Book. and Job Inks. We have now on
hand:-
News Ink, hand press. Dark Hue.
News n m n0iEef pFesS Light Green.
Hook mi, Dark Green.
Fine BIRGlks AelloW.
Extra Fine do. Mnltes
Red Tnk Gold Size.
Extra Fine do. VnEu1Hn.
Light Rlues &c Gc. &C.
All Inks sold by US warranted to be soodi and il found
not to be so, can be returned at our expense.
iGl7 BEATTY &. Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
BOOKS IND STATIOMERY.
Wilde 81 Brother.

CORNER MAIN AND UNION STREETS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in MisGeane-
Gus, Medical Theological School ana Blank BcOks Sla
tiOneTy. &c, &c
Wholesale purchasers supplied al the lowest rstcs
Highest price givcntn cash or tIads FOR Rags. apo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

ALso-ez acres adjoining this city.
ALSo-2O do do do
Fer terms sppiy to h; fl. HgBBELL,
JUDI Land and Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
NOTIGR

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
NHE undersigned Offers Tor sale his Horse ana In, 49,
Market street east side, between Monroe Sa TI"i O
streets cOt Is Il feet ITUn with so0 b,IsL ,
ling house and Out buildings sO' "'''A uWa-
u will be sold low aud on acconD,o5 ,,;n, ,.. -
possession gwen any tihe aer the rstO: oc,obsr aa
sens / " 1IN,,pD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
REAL ESTATE SALES,

Dursunnt 10 decree of the county court Of r.
inade q tho May term last, win sell on MOnd,y ~
18th day August next u the court house OF said emu
OF Centersylle IN said county, being lots hummer
and nine, as laid down IN the plat OF said town, S's
are the property OF kli1s Sharp and arc deCreed ~
sold topay William Jarard, pa OF the purchase mcn oe
heJeoT, remaining unpaid. "Oaey
Twenty live dollars OF the purchase money will n. -
months with interest-bOnls with security for tbs
ierTed instruments TO be given, and lien retained @
-. D. HICKMAN
Z July q, lS10-iu9 Special COmmIssinr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

r4ssno.. wlLllAn.oN e0nalr7ED goa co,srrnrE.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

$50, PAINTS.
lNskkD and Lard Ofls, white Lead Dry Paints, tur
an y EeTnsh. ETC.. always hall and asio
apIs John II mAlnAn-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01
Notice


A FARM OF 200 ACRES.
MOSTLY bottom land. all good adjoining the town OF
M Trehsvile, near the Ohio Canal aud on the Sleu.
benville and Indiana Railroad. On the land is small
orchard 1t well watered with springs, and abOunds
in good coal
For particulars apply to R. H. HUBRELL,
Land and Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

~As spring or summer medicine We would recon-
Dr. j. HostettsT's stomach Bittsrs above all 9TH
Its Strengthening and inysoratng effect upon debi
ttaed system is truly astonishing Its tonic action on the
liver, its tendency to drive all humOrs to the surface
thereby cleansing the system nom all impurities is what
has gained for thess Bittes such enviable reputation
tnasEuch they are pleasant the taste bev
eage, and arc in general family medicine where.
ever known.
For sale by druggists and hotels generally and by
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
JUGS BUSHF1ELD & Co.
FIVE sIITerAIednIa and seven Diplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS for first class Daguerreo
types. Adams & Co.'s Gallery is the OF UEiou
and Main sts Strangers are invited 10 call, citizens
course win do so. Pictures taken cheap the cheap
est. jesO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-01

FURTHER FROM TExAs.-The Texas papers, re-
ceived yesterday. furnish the following further in
@olI;..,oa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01

GRAHAM's MAeAzNF.-The February num-
Der of this valuable monthly is on our table,
1t is a superb number-6lled to the brim with
useful and entertaining reading. 1t contains a
fine steel engraving The see.saw and an
excellent wood engraving Washington at the
death bed of young Custis Terms of the
Magazine IS per year Yearly subscribers
who pay in advance will receive as a premium,
either The Portrait of the Presidents or The
Girard College," and The Capitol at Wash
ington.' The first engraving measures l8 by
"a inches. The other two, each, Sl3 BY l8
inches. Address Richard H. See & 20, Phil.
adelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
Monru,.r Jupurr for Japuarv has made It's

MONTHLY JUBILEE for January has made its
appearance. This periodical is published by
an association of the Daughters and Sons Of
Toll and is dedication to Free Speech, Inqpi-
ry, Discussion, Thought, and Opinion. Terms
-one dollar per year; back numbers six cts,
each. Bound copies of the Monthly Jubilee
for 1854 can be obtained at 81, ,95, 81 80, and
1915, according to style of binding. Address,
John J. Denny, Monthly Jubilee Office No. 2.
Church Alley, back OfNo. 10, N. Second ST.,
Philadelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01


HEEtrAst from = letter BY the Rev. Mr..
Churchill. Of Boston. who is nov travelling foF
hls health 10 the Fast.
'Il gives one 40 ever present idea Of The tx-
PansiEe enserPnEe Of his eOuntryDen. 70 kad
their commodities Of eommsrce eOntiauslly IN
his path wherever be goes. have not yet
visited any considerable city Of Turkey where
| did not hnd the Medicines Of my country rep
resented by Ayers Cherry PeetOra In
symma. AleppO, JaHA. Jerusalem and Con-
Stantinople. we see in each, on the door post Of
some bazaar. the peculiarly American looking
Iron card Of Dr.. Aver. saying IN language
which not one in thousand Of the passen By
can read. Ayers Cherry PectoFsl for Coughs.
Colds and Consumption. Sold Here" On .
shelf behind the eross-legyed mussulman are
seen the bottles with heir English. Spanish.
French and German faces turned 10 the crowd,
and on enquinng We are told that foreigners
are not the only purchasers. but the true be-
levers themselves waive their trust in fate TO
try this product Of American skill, when they
find there is no other cure for them"
| was told here yesterday that the Cherry
Pectoral had been presented to The Sultan, and
is now in eonstan. use 10 his harem, and 10 the
Hospitals Of the Empire"