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ABOUT 100000 bushels ofwheat are in store
!. Chicago, to go forward as soon as navigation
Mans
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TEJEfRENaIxs DF1jR. EANE.

ClNelNNATI,= Feb. 27.-Judge=K Kane and his;
sonleft here day for Louisville. to meet the
remains of On. Kane The remains go forward
by Adams Express from Louisville, An oppor-
tunity will, be afforded for. demonstrations Of
respect at the various cities on the route.
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NILpoap. swareesteF Co., AIass., Nov. II, 1855
PROP. o. .W0OD-DearS Sir: take pleasure In bear
ing voluntary testimony the magic effects
derful Hair Restorative As far back 1880, hair COM
nenced falling O6, until the top OF scalp became bald
and smooth glass; has continued to fall for
many Notwithstanding have rsed many celebrated
preparations Seaihg advertisement
lives Induced 10 give your to my utter
tonlshment found, after applications, that
became firmly and glossy and beautiful a-
pearance; but by the time quart bottle my bald
head covered young and vigorous growth
hair which is from TO two inches IN length, and
growing fast Yours, truly, HENRY GooDRICH.
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PROP. woOD-IIaving experienced the magic effect Of
your Hair Restorative drop you this upon the subject
About years my hair coinneneed falling OF and
had your Restorative, spoke highly Of its
tues; indncedt try It, although had but little faith,
had before trea many other needless Icnnmenced
using your Restorative In January last few applications
my hair firmly 1t began III up grow out,
fully restored original health and appearance,
and eheerfully recommend its to ALL ..
J. D. HOES
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PIrrsBuRen, Feb 27.--River s feet inches
at stand. Weather cloudy and COOL
CINcINNATI, Feb. 27.-Riyer falling Weather
pleasant.
ST.. Lotus, Feb. 27th.-River rising slowly.
Weather delightful Business very lively,
Lou1svILLE, Feb 2T.-River 6 feet 2 inches
on the falls, and feet inches in the canal last
evening, and rising.
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WATERFoRp, Mass, july Is, 1855

WATERFORD, Mass, July %, 1855.
PROF. o. }. WOOD With confidence do recommend
Restorative, being the eicRcOus article
tioDs of the day, ali without effect Since using your Hair
Restorative hair and whekerS which almost white
have gradually dark; and feel confident that
few applishtions win restore them to their natural
COLOR relieved of all danruf and npleas-
itching common among who persnre freely.
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Important to Consumptives.

Many valuable lives have beensavsd by HEGEaAH, CLARK
Co.'s genuine COP LIVER Or, which, in all human proba-
blity, Wond have been lost but for Its timely use
1T is qRck meicne but the Pure Oil, made with the
utmost care Fresh Cod Fish LfcsrS and Is
commended by the eminent physicians in Europe and
America, and has proved b er9 experience the most
valuable remedy for CONSUMPTION and ScRoFuA ever dis
covered, for white it the disease, it increases the
health and strength of the patient
GAgTIoSThers great deal Of spurious OIL adaserai
ing Injuries the patient by erangng the digestive organs,
being cheaper by persons Palmed oil for
genuine. seE-s ..-s
NOTICE. that lIEdENAN, CLtRE& Co.'s Signature Is over
the the Eagle Mortar the label; for since
the death W. H. Rshton, late partner there has been
article called Rushton put in the market which IS In
way connected with R. o. Co, H c. &C.; and thous-
ands had other OIL without success have been
stored health by the Genuine OIL OF manufacture
Sold by all respectable druggists. feb25-2n-daN
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WYE GALL THE ATTENTION oF ALL, OLD AND
w young to this wonderful .repsration which turns
bald with luxurant growth the dandTuf. eh
Ing and all cnaneous eruptions-tauses sontihuaI
natural nuIds hence, IL regular dress-
ing the hair, viii preserve It's color and keep 1t from
falling old age, in all Its natural beauty We
call, them upon the bald the gay diseased In scalp,
use it; and surely the Young win not, they value the dow
locks, the wchng curl without it praise
Is upon the tongue Of thousands. \
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Nohrn Easr. rtnnatlrhnis. March

NoRIH EAsT, Tennis 1vRnia, March 8, 1855.
SIR Consequence having BAR, for several years
past onygrHy hat perfectly White have cut It short
and caps hide 1t from view but three months
slnce Induced to your hair Restorative, and
In Justice say, that It's effects were almost piraclous;
has chsnge gradually to all Its former sptendor
color left and glossy 70 be beauti-
fu than it was, when under influence of the finest
oil. earnestly, therefore, II lady
the world. i 5iil-- BETSY SMITH
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DIED

/ EEw .YoRk, Fsb. 27.-The Rev DIR. Schroeder
of the Episcopal Church, died in Brooklyn yes,
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By TEliEG BAPH.
Rnltfmore Market.

= y = b74 II IIlINIIOkAEII. = =
Baltimore Market. s-.-tr4 h.
BALTIMORE, sPeb. 27-Rlour selling &612S. Wheat In
good demand Corsales at 55959c for white and So for
yellow. Sales of Whisky at 2T1692sc.
g New York RIarket:
New YORK, Feb. 21-Plour market firm with upward ten
dency; sales 900 bb Straight State s61S9G30 Wheat
quiet Corn Arm; 2bO0O bushels Provisions quiet.
sales of mess Pork at 1880. Lard dull at 14H Whisky
steady ut 2s1S. 5g 5sls 81 st9,t1.
% CEucEnnntE Market.
cNcNSAEI, Feb. 2T-Flour unchanged and dull !: Pro
con sides at 10S, sides 81 future delivery
tame Whisky unsettled. Glover Seed active
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

FROM LOUISVILLE.
TsBs 27.-B Boats taking thelcahalfAn now OBJ
tain their permit by telegraph, IN office having
today been established at Shippingport for that
purpose. -
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NEw YORK Oct. 2, 1884
FR0F o. J. W0OD-Dear Sir After reading the adver.
tIseulent the York Journals celebrated
Hair Restoratve,I procured ahalfpint bottle, and
satisfied It Is the best before the public.
It at removed AL dandru and telling
the scalp and has restored hair naturally, and
no doubt, perTnar emily 20. : 3 = 81
permssIon refer 70 Who entertain any
doubt Of It's performing al that Is claimed forIt. = -
MISS FEEKs es1< Greenwich Av.i
have used Professor =. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired Rondeffn effects. restored my hair
hair soft and smoott-nneh than oil. HEsf
MARY A. ATKINSON. -
Louisville, November ], 1884. Is.4zi fssIs-.lr
o. J. woob co. Proprietor, sia sroadsay, NaY.aud
ia Market St, st. Louis J.
~ orsAlein Wheeling by asr p
'..iT. II LOGAN Z CO., - .z
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E5 iTRAHsPoRrATIoH OFFICE b. & o. R. H.
5ssar=f IVheSLfn0 Station, Nov. 29th 1861
soN and after Monday LIST OF Decemher the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily at o:90 a. 4V
2. NJ. Wheeling time ,,,s1 =. e.ss NJ
VIII receive and passengers at an principal
Tb Express Train daily at $50 p RI, will receive and
discharge at the following stations only; BEN
wood Moundsvlile, Cameron Burton, Fairmon Fstef-
man i;rafton RoHlesburg Piedmont Cum
sir johns Run Marnsburg, HarpeTs Ferry Monocacy
sykesvie and Washington Junction. ~,
At 5hJIy tie xpress at 150 p NJ. daily. The Accpmmo-
dalton Train Wheeling to CumocrlAhn HLd DC uS0
s-44s T. s. W00Ds1DE. supeEasenasnt;
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'aKIMBAI-L, WHITfEMORE & co,
Mo. 3 ~ Broadway, New York..
sEt1tst Manufacturers OF all kinds of
EYEGLASSES,
In every article pertaining Glass
800 business. irrT 10 8 5-Fi.
We keep constantly for sale large stock OF Goods adar
ed the Western Trade. Particular attention paid to fur
nishIng sPs sTEAuBo1Ts, HoTELs and PRSATE REsIpEH
cEs with eEr
: French Plate Glass Mirrors.
In Frames of the newest and beautiful designs.
FRAMES PORTRAITS PAINTINGS and ESGRAyGGs male
any desired style Looking Class Plates Plate, Picture
Window Glass, Glazers Diahonds, MOuldings OF all
kinds Marble Slabs Brackets Gold Leaf, ETC., stc fur
nislled TO the trnde the most favorable terms.
feh95- 3n-daW --t -
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daI No FEN NQDfE lNK USED. O.
i splo No Cory IaIrATED, No TsAcHRR REQUIRED. lie
H. MACLAURIN'S PATENT SELF-INSTRUoTtNG PRO
CESS IN PENMANSIIlP enables to write with
the greatest elegance 1thas been adopt
by Public schools New York. and by FIRST
chants process, completes with full directions for uses
will be prepaid the receipt OF 81. To clubs agents
copies IS. liberal discount large orders. Adj
dress tELANp 4 MAol.AuKN, 345 broadway, New York
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6RNERAL AoESTs.' $40 ~
Philadelphia T. W. Dyott Sons 1872 N. 81 street. New
York, Barnes Park, S04 broadway, Duane Bat
OuspRre Brothers. Gay ST. and Penna. Avenue
cinnat D. Park Chicago, barclay Brothers. ats s.
Water st. st Louis, Barnard Adams 4 Co. N. Orleans
]. Wright & Co. i5iG
Sold by Laughns Bushneid wholesale Agents North
Western Virginia; II. H. Logan Co.. and other Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the United States and
Canadas. oct8daw1y.
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RIVER NRws-The weather continues dry,
and unusually pleasant forthe season, with a
line boating stage of water in the river. We
found at dusk 10 feet inches, and ct stand.
The arrivals of boats at the l=adng were tie
Forest City, R. F.sssss, !Asuht Lefty, Lacrosse,
and Argyle, from Pittsburgh, Laclide aud II. "A.
'ones, from Cincinnati, Denmark, from Nash h
VILE, the Silver Star, from Parkersburg, Con-
Ioy, from Stcubcnvillc, and the Michigan, from
Suafsh. s,t'. 1 ,Tsff7ss x5Y
The departures were the Saint Louis, Laciide,
Denmark, and Forest City, for Pittsburgh, Aunt
Lefty and Lacrosse to st Louis, Jane Franklin,
:, Portsmouth, Silver Star, to Parkersburg,
.Qpv9y, to Steubenville, and Michigan, to Sun
The R F, Sass has been detained here all day
p'lns to some slight break in her machinery,
0aseSpects to have it fully repaired, and leave
some time during the night for ST Louis
hrNBoLDr.-Thc Nashville IStue Wig has
'Ds following inregard to the steamer Humboldt,
'sSently sunk in the Mississippi: ~ is
The boat was owned by Capts Strong, Tay-
Nm, and Cabler, and Messrs. Matt, Martin and
man. lanl Wyatt, all of this city, and was worth
6,SS,OOV. Shewas regular Nashville and New
;a'S1's packet, and made a few trips alter com
's out last year, but this was her first regular
S TasSn She was insured for s., 600 in the Fire
H., Insurance Company of Louisville, s., 00C
AHo!her Louisville office, and g, 600 lin a Gin.
~ Sae was loaded for this city, and had on board
v ,s IONS Of freight some Of which, We learn
tss entire loss tits thought will not fallshpr
ny, sAEsaEF IN IL1.Nois- RIvEs-The st Louis
a sels record the most tremendous freshet
eer UIn In the Illinois for years The largel
to Ioef OF warehouses on the river were flooded
Ion ns second story. Grand Pass warehouse
md 81 Manchester, Griggsyille, Frederick
10 ~ suanfps Landing warehouses were flooded
pOo sIs 81 1rSt floor. Florence, Browning, Liver
fOo,r sHI beardstown were flooded to the first
parti.. Az some of the warehouses mentioned
ssss were fishing pork and produce out Of III,
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naliir.asrsa Qua Onto IIaIlroaa TeieErSlp5L.
M0TIGE

NOTICE. s
I'VE eGee Of The Western %. has been moved
fot the Il 4 o. r. Depot The public viii please hear
In that this q fFs6f 0fs 70 Baltimore ard
eikg. Dispatches received for ali polnfs EGst
5.Eisls.loaz5.z.s.. oA's'eAs, Pf ssi5
Books, Stationery, &C.
TAS o. DIR, Main street. Sonld invite The NJ.
tentaa ofts reading celamnnity and merchants ID the
large we'll selected stock OF BoofH
hand full supply Of artieies lbs line Give
him aseit and not Tan "a be satIsaed 10th
AlsFEe invoice or Wal Pnperon ts way, ahieh win es
ready for ms peetlon IN q lev dasss-- fshe
Efl(l LBS COneehtFatea Lye,at
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OOKlNG.G I.AesKs

T OOKINGs- fsI.AeJsF rs
sys w PICTURE FR43CES
Pfshx Looking Glass and Picture Mandatory.
c;ss HORACE ". sIGEER, =
sos ASS $50 and 500 Greeaieh street. corner Of Beaeh
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CRIsTADoROes HAIR DYE,l

CKl5EAOO6OSef HAIR DYE! 3
Within mt eittlL an the laeT4fs lie, - Z, q
or CristAdoEas never equ1led Dye - =, 80 -
lied Il makes black, 70 bEoVn tFlnsloEms RreT. Z
And keeps die hDres always frot decay; e
This Hateless reTitalitg Dye stu holds its poss
ton the most hlTig and Hair Dye, In THE
WORLD PTePated And sold, wholesale and reta1 and
applied lin ten prtv6ts II &boEo, No. AS
IoE tiOusE BnaDHAT, SE YoRK and by an Druggists ana
PeEfaneEs l the tniitd states. ~ sys jAnl8Iy-d&E
= "a Retired PIlysicidn,
60 WHOSE Sands OF. LUZ
Have nearly out discovered while In te Esst ladies'
eYrtala cure foE ooushs Colds
and general debility This remedy discovered hus
when his only ehif-a daughteT-Was given up 70 de-
wishing @ dc Eaus good Posstbes I send to sael
OIL afflicted request Is this recipe With
fnll directions for skng successfully using He
requires taeh sPpsAnt 70 ieIose him EhlInE-Ehres
cent? to be returned postage recipe and the
Address Dir. II. JAMES, z ses tssl 49, . -
go No. IgeEst Street, Jsrssy city, New Jersey.
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FROM Sr LOuIS.

[NoTE.-Here some interruption occurred in
the Transmission of the report. REpoETER
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Express to Ptttsburgh,

SI2RIlYtT 3BUNNEIS.
PRIN styles Pedal, Braid, Ratland, Bedford and Col
y ored Also, beantifnl styles of En-
gsh and Split ladies and misses which In
Vite their especial attention p
febIO 80 HEISKELL sMEARINGEN.
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flINcINNA4I sngarC Cured ID
" in store md for sale by - =
mHe6z 51&&5FSE " hEtIlE.-
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Winter Schedule.

gEg sss 81
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ed; yeas 40, nays II. ~ l557T 'TI7aT9l -
Mr.. Dunn moved to lay it on the table-=dis-
luton was adopted, and the third tabled.
Mr. Davis, of Md, called up the resolution
in the case Of Mr.. WEIGH; considerable debate
of a conversational character cnsued
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- WAsHINGTON, Feb. 9
rho snnata ,,.nainnll 81 ss.ssinl

MIR Orr made brief speech in defence Of the
action of the committee, insisting that they
were governed by fairness in eiciting testimony.
Mr. Bennett, OF N Y, moved to lay the,reso-
luton on the table. .Lost-yeas SO, nays 108.
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FreighI TrNInarlI . dIlt y, aundnys eAcePtes
For tickets or information apply TO s55f 81
lf5FI lsi L. ELY, Agent ut Beliair,
or to ID. B. WILLIAMS, Aeenta ut bridgeport.
.,f.beY - 80 49, y. DULS4AND, Sup't,
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& SALAMANDER SAFES.
NP Burke Barnes manufacture at Pittsburgh and vauI

The safe day opened my pres
herewith certify that the large amount of books
writing perfectly legible. - M RUNYAG.; 4
3 ST. LoUis, Jan. 9, 1851, feb24-8m
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SCALES! SCALES! tf1s -
PEW of Fairbanks Platform Counter Scales
n warranted perfect, will be sold low II called for
at No. 4 Washington Hall. [febg.dl d. ?. T0BlE.
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=FidId, @ ISFE{7iI7 EiEeS, Tor sale b
L4usHLISs 4 BuEHFIEf.ll. &
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ALL TRAINS STOP AT WAY STATIC
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10
News of the Week,

Vermont is determined to secure a
place in history. No less than four
works devoted to the histories of towns
counties or sections of the state are now
in progress.
The Watchman, and the 7ele.
graph are engaged in controversy over
the bred Scott decision telegram
presents the decision and says it should
be reverenced Watchman irrevently
knocks the decision over. 7slegraph
piously sets it up again, and Watchman
continues the violence.
The Liquor commissioner of Wind.
ham County does not enjoy universal
confidence. The argus, with the enc.
mics of the law is confident he does not
require sufficient atringency of his a
gents, and intimates that il is bad poll,
cy to employ church members who do
not know good liquor from poor.
John Jolliffe Esq, lawyer Of
Cincinnati, well known as a friend and ad-
vocate of the slave, in cases arising un.
der the Fugitive Law, was recently mob.
ed in Covington Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolliffe had passed the
ferry, pursuant to an invitation to din.
ner. from the Rev, Mr.. Sage. when he
was rudely accosted by the notorious
Canes, tho owner of the black woman
Margaret,who murdered her child rather
than see it returned to slavery BY his
noise, and violence, Canes collected a
crowd, before which Mr.. Jolliffo was
obliged to retreat to the ferry, which he
succeeded in doing only by the defence
of two police officers and a German.
Canes is undor arrest.
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The BAsHFUL MAN.-Washington
Irving, at party in England, one day
playfully asserted. that the love Of an
nexation which the Anglo-Saxon race
displayed on every occasion, proceeded
probably from its mauvaise honts rath-
er than its greediness. As proof he
cited the story of a bashful friend of
his, who. being asked to a dinner par
ty, sat down to the table next to the
hostess in great state of excitement,
owing to his recluse life. A few g.as.
ses OF wine mounting to his brain, com.
pleted his confusion, and dissipated the
small remains of his presence of mind.
Casting his eyes down he saw on his
lap some white linen. MY heavens
thought he, that's my shirt protruding
at my waistband.' He Immediately
commenced to tuck in the offending
portion of his dress, but the more he
tucked in the more there seemed to
remain. At last he made desperate
effort, when a sudden crash around him,
and a scream from the company
brought him to his sences. He had
been all the time stuffing the table
cloth into his breeches, and the last
time had swept everything clean off
the table. Thus our bashful friend
annexed table cloth, thinking it the
tail Of his own shirt.
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MEALS At SrA,-Tho Glasgow Her.
all furnishes some curious particulars
OF the eatables and drinkabes supplied
for the consumption Of the passengers
on board of Cunard & Co.'s Ameri-
can steamers Each ship on her out
ward trip is supplied with 80 dozen of
port wine, 100 dozen of sherry, 100
dozen Of champagne, so dozen Of Ma
deria, so dozen Of hook, 200 dozen of
saltwater and lemonade, 300 dozen
Of Scotch ale, and 200 dozen of Ions
don porter, besides spirits of all kinds.
There are also ample stores of ice and
an abundant supply Of fresh water
Each ship is victualed for twenty one
days, and carries at least four thous.
and pounds Of beef, mutton and pork.
fresh and packed in ice. Then there
ore sixteen dozen of fowls, four dozen
ducks, four dozen Of Turkeys, six doz
Ell Of pigeons, and one dozen of roast
ed pigs, besides ample store of tongues.
calves heads, &c. Milk is furnished
by the COW, though each ship also car.
ries a supply of forty gallons, which is
packed in ice, and keeps fresh and
sweet till the end of the passage. The
baker turns out two hundred loaves or
rolls per diem, and the confectioner is
never idle. Breakfast begins at half.
past eight, and the cloth is removed at
ten. There is lunch at twelve, and
diuner at four. Tea is served up at
seven, and then follow snaclss, wine,
punch, toddy, gin sings, &c., that is
for those who want them, till half-past
eleven, when the stewards bar is
closed, and the lights are out by
twelve. Such is life on board Of a
transatlantic steamer and in the sum.
NOR it is said to have become quite
common for parties to make pleasure
trip to America, in the fashion that
people go up the Rhine. There have
been occasions in which young married
people have spent their honey moon in
a trip to Halifax, flying visit to Nj
agara and New York, and q return
voyage to England, and all in six
weeks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-10

How To SELL MANY SAUsAGEs.-
A lottery of which the tickets are eat.
en- - is in prosperous operation at
Paris, in the Fauburg st. Antonio, No.
151. AS every traveller knows, the
Brussels sausageS" are savory and
nutritious. Working men, particularly,
who wish something that will proceed
promptly to the rep!enishment of the
exhausted juices of the spine, and with
out materially taxing the pocket as it
passes, dine oftenest on a Brussels
sausage. To make a living by the sale
of so cheap an article, however, it is
necessary to sell many and Monsieur
Naudendale of the " .Saucisse d. Or"
Gas he descriptively names his eating
house has hit upon the way to bring
this about.
At he usual price and like anybody
else, Monsieur Vaudendale sells sau>
sages-but the one who eats at the
.Sdactsse IL Or may be a blank or it
may be prize. in every fifty sausag>
es there is one in whose savory bowels
is hidden gold dollar. Your chance,
therefore, to come upon this pleasant
variation of minced meat is one in fifty.
1t is said that the number of sausages
eaten at this place, since the establish
ment Of the lottery, is truly incredible.
SO great is the crowd that it is difficult
to gain admission at the door and it
is sold that this successful lottery prin-
cipIe is to be introduced as an adver-
tisement for many other articles of
use.
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"A serious collision has occurred in
Ohio, between the Federal and State au.
thorities.
The circumstances VIC understand to
be, briefly these. The U. S. Marshall
made an unsuccessful attempt to arrest a
ENTHUSIASTICALLY he obtained
warrant for and arrested four men on
the charge of having harbored and aided
the fugitive-took them AWAIT was
suspected with the intention Of convey
ing them to KY. On application, writ
of habeus corpus was issued by the judge
of Probate, for the relief of the prison
ers The execution of the writ was at.
tempted by the sheriff, and one assistant,
The Marshal aud his posse, ia in mum.
ber) resisted-set upon the sheriff, got
him down, and beat him till be was dis
abled and then proceeded with their
prey. A warrant was then issued for
the Marshal, on chage of assault with
intent to kill, which with the writ of
habeus corpus was successfully executed.