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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
FROM MASnINGTnN

SEPT. Ex-senator $SIidell has received let.
ter from Senator Benjamin, dated from the city
Of Mexico, 4th, that he and his colleague had
succeeded in making satisfactory arrangements
with the Mexican government relative to the
Tehauntepec transit route, ana that present
Comnlonport had acceded against the earnest
protest OF our minister, Forsyth, who thwarted
Messrs Benjamin and La Ture to the extent OF
his power causing them, by his opposition, the
loss of million dollars. Benjamin promises
at an early day to set forth all tue facts in prop
er form to be laid before The President Of the
United States.
1t is ftrLhcr suited that Forsyth was owe :
reached by Soule, VINO is represented as the a :
torney of parties who are opposed to that tran.
sit route, tue administration having sanctioned
or advised the movement, which has resulted
in the annulling of the SlOo and Curry Grant
1t is reasonably inferred that our government
will take the conduct of Minister Forsy into Sc
riOus consideration. Senator Slidell has submit
ted Bvr.iamin's letter to the President
Information is in possession OF government
in relation to the completely of Gen. Sam.
Houston with an expedition TOR the invasion OF
Mexico. The movements are being secretly
conducted and full Information cannot be OBJ
tanned
1t is now positively known that DR.. Taco, of
Virginia, has been appointed Sixth Auditor OF
the Treasury, in place of Philips, and JAS Mad
ison Cults, fnther-in.law of Senator Douglass,
I'd Comptroller, vice Broadhead
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

CoxIuaAn FELrclrY.-Mary Sicily appeared
before Aid. Newly yesterday, ad through an
interpreter (she could not speak EngIistD told a
sad story of her matrimonial experience, Her
husband, George Sicily, to whom she has not
been long married, has become dissatisfied with
his bargain aud is in the habit Of abusing her.
The Alderman succeeded in persuadng Mary to
dismiss the idea of prosecution from her mind
while lac dismissed the suit, aud the husband
and wife left the office with promise to try
and get along more lovingly and mutually agree
able hereafter. tl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

DrAru FRoM DnrS1ma wurskr.-we learn
from Rev. W. b. Watson, that a day or two since
two young men in going from St Cluirsville to
CcntrevilIc, Belmont county, after having been
on n visit to the Fair in this city, met anidiot
boy named Race, upon the road. The young
men had a bottle of Whisky in their possession
and gave the idiot to drink of it The boy died
next morning, it is supposed, from the effect of
the liquor. The young men were arrested and
taken before a magistrate, but it appeared they
had been drinking from the liquor themselves,
and no evidence was elected to show that it was
any other than common Corn Whisky. They
wer, dismissed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

RuSAwAr am AcclDESr.-on Friday even:
ing last, as the Misses Carson, Of Martinsville,
w..e returning home from the fair on Wheeling
Island, the horse sttached to the buggy in which
they were seated, got frightened at train of
cars, On the c. p 4 W. Road. and ran away
The horse made rapid turn in ascending the
hill, after leaving the road near Martinsyle, and
the We hicIe was upset, throwing both the young
ladies' violently to the ground. Both were Sc
verely bruised and cut, and one Of them had
four ribs broken. The engineer stopped the
train of cars, and kindly assisted in carrying
the young ladies to their residence, where they
were rapidly recovering at last accounts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
BIZ THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, ooRNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
CENTRAL -AMETICA.

New York, Sept. 22.-'rhe following aldi-
tional persons are known to have been aboard
lost Judge Herdenteld of California, Charles
Kedt, of. Richmond, Va, Mr.. M6selY of Arkan-
sas, Michael Cregan of Hazel Green, Wis, John
Horn 6 Son, Cincinnati, Rnbt. Hughes of Chi.
cago, Oliver Gausun, st. Louis, Mr. HALEY OF
Pittsburgh, Mr.. Lee of PhiIadcptiia, David
Jones, Schuylkill co, Pa, DIR. Larworth, l'iftin-
vile, Mich, Mr.. Lulnmarl, Wis, Wm, Sack,
blower Hunt&dale, Pa, Saml. Is, Swami, near
Pittsburgh, David Stewart, Maysviile, o., Elijah
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

REMOVAL OF THE wmAm BoAr-The little
steamer Active left here yesterday for Parkers-
burg, having in tow the old wharf boat which
has been a fixture about our landing for years
past Old Jimmy Galloway was there when the
boat showed ont, and gazcd with a sorrowful
countcnancc after the departing craft. The re-
moyal of that boat robbed Jimmy of II sleeping
place, and now his gray head istouseless, and
his ''IooPed aud Widowed raEgsdness" wiIIhere-
after be at the mercy Of the pitliIess storm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23


4 Coon OxE-we heard a story yesterday,
illustrative of the of the art of preserving ones
toilet articles. The narrator has been very much
annoyed of late, at his boarding house, by the
female servants employed therein, who have for
long time compelled him to supply them
with bears grease, eaude cologne &c, at rather
heavy expense. He tried various modes Of pre-
serving the articles, one of which was to label
his botteIs with the ordinary poison labels used
by druggists, representation Of the raw head
and bloody bones, but all to no avail. The girls
kneS it was setup to frighten them, and con-
tiuued to draw upon the perfulned bottels at a
most ruinous rate The sufferer, as last resort,
took one of the bottles which had been so rapid.
" relieved of It's contents, and going to the
nearest druggists had it filled with several in
gradients, forming in all, a thick, tenacious,
sticky fluid, very destructive when applied to
the hair. He placed the bottle in the usual
place, and the next day he observed that small
quantity had been used, and the day following
that new agony had been introduced among
the chambermaids- white handkerchief bound
tightly about the head of each. .,s = 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
FRnM AIIiANY

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-The committe appointed
to examine into the affairs of the Michigan
Southern Railroad Co., report floating debt Of
over one million eight hundred Thousand dollars,
They say the expense can be largely reduced
and with economy, the road be made to pay de
manls
1t is currently reported here that the radical
Democrats in the Republican State Convention,
soon to be held at Syracuse, intend to offer re
solution inst"ucting Hon. .. b. Matteson, mcm-
Der elect to Congress from the 90 district to re-
sign. "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
rTNCINNATI NARKET

SEPT. 22.-Flom dull mud very little done,
1915 to $500 may be called the range. Adj
vices from New York are discouraging. Wheat
and other grain unchanged. Whisky declined
1al1c per gallon and closed nominal, 600 bbis
sold at lsc and 800 bblS sold at III. There is
nothing new in the money market The want
of confidence sill continues leading to dispO-
sition to keep as close as possible.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

YESTERDAY, heaven sent US "cold Novenl.
Der rain and through all the gloomy day the
sun was obscnrcd aud the mist hung over US,
rendering everything dismaly damp and dole
fully disagreeable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

TuEJAn-There are now thirty-one persons
in Jail, all of course lettering in idleness and
plotting vilIiany to put into practice when re-
leased Labor of some kind should be the
universal condition of every prisoner even of a
week"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
FROM PHILADELpHI4,

SEPT % among the failures reported this
morning is tlat of Gen Robt. Patterson & Co.,
in consequence of the decline of Sugar. Lila.
bi!itics ut New Orleans, and South generally,
very large. Business about suspended in con
sequence Of the stringency of MONETARY affairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

DAxcrxo.-we refer the reader to the adver.
tiscment of Prot. Miller. Prof Ms parlor style
is said to be quite modest and graceful, and he
comes among us recommended as one of the
best teachers of the ''poetry of motion in the
western states
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

WE LEARN that no sanguinc hopes are enter
tanned for the recovery of the young lad whis-
son, who was run over on the HempfeId rail
road at ClaysvilIc, on Monday last, He is still
in a critical condition
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

Mys1Emors Cara mysterious mongrel
looking craft from somewhere above, passed
down the river yesterday. 1t looked like asom-
mon barge transmewedinto sloop, aud carried
n lib and main sail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

TnE AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-Eor the first
time. we yesterday learned, in course Of con.
versation with one or two of the directors of
the Agricultural Society, that the purport Of
our remarks the other day. concerning part of
their management, had been misunderstood by
them. As we said then, it was no part of our in
tention to cast any reflection upon any individ-
ual member of the Society We did not know
how many, nor who composed the board
whether the number was ten or fifty, but our
sole and simple desire was, without any offence,
to point out wherein we thought the Society
had been unmindful or ungrateful for past favOrs.
Any one by reading our article, will see that We
maize no mention OF ourselves, but only of the
fact that it was both the part OF policy and JUS
tiee for the Society to give the city pap,rs their
printing, inasmuch as these papers had done a
great deal of gratuitous service for them. For
the members OF the directory known to US, We
entertain the highest personal respect, and hope
that they will give US credit for civil intentions
towards them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

DIR. e. G. WINCHELL,

n : -IyIt' :
SURGEON DENTIST,
HAS removed his Office to 14l Market street. -
doors above MONROE, nearly opposite nsh!Ss
ngtou Hail. (rst door where he is prepared to SuILHS
perform any operation execute artificial work in the
Dental profession.
Thankful the liberal patronage hitherto extended
HIM hopes particular attention, ur,ilneSs and
experience merit continuance OF the Which he
RESI- ectflilly soliciIs.
~ DR. Wincnc gives his especial attention t" the OPP
erative department. OF Dentistry and for permanent gen
crous increasing patronage lie relies upon that conf
lcnce which his wrrE in this community has tended to
'F S.s.-omce open at ali hours. rs ap21
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEW HAVEN. Sept 29.-The morning trair
on the New Haven Road, ran off the track this
morning near Fordhan, all the cars were smash
ed and one person killed. mnny others Injured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
STEAMER CIlY or BALTIMORE.

NEw Youx, Sept. 23.-The steamer City {
Baltimore, from Liverpool 9th, is Signaled b,
low, her advices have been anticipated BY tn
arrival of the Indian at Qnebec.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
EIICIEII4AI 5INiI'6lIsTNNI no
u ECTGREEIE4, E.EQUOR llEEtEsE ISTR
ASD WG1O5.t:S N, = = +: Z; {; L i.


FLAVoRISGs TO PRonUCE ATtA MOMENTS NoTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
TIE undersigned has lately rnnde great improvements in
this branch ofhusuess. TcavorirEs put TIP in pack
Of 3, IL nj Az a!lnns and requires bot the addition
Of Pure Spirit either Isl 4t!i proof, and LIQUORS such IS
CognAC, either dark sic Holland and Ensr Gin JA
naicE ami ST Crui aeH, Dourien, Irish and
Scotch whsLev, APPLE, Peach! Cherry and Raspberry rhn
requires skill, Int addition Of Rool spirit, 81
gallons tO5rHcl' gallon of the respective RlavOrus.
Tile best COEEAy oil, yellow and white, Warranted
genuine, rs low Hi;y other imL"'ter in the L. s
ESsenCeS of every Liquor. Extract Of Coytic, ID. 1t
which produces 2OU gallons of COrnac
Raw whiskey may by Or. age ard body preparations
be made smooth with hut triilIug expense.
The prise n FHvCrEss extremely moderate, III
reeti"ns IN full supplied by
DIT. LEWIS EEUCIITwASUER.
t@H,E;sf g nd kssetial Gls I'.I Net
rras "a fNaRfdcn Lame, New Work..
n H. Sole Agent for 6ctlrrs celebrated Cordial nlters
aud Gin. -..rF sfs ap4S-GuWiIW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
New 49, .......
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
By TELEGIIAPtI.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
SErrEABER 22.--FIour dull Wheat quiet
Corn lower; sales at 68a7Oc for white 72u74 for
yellow Whisky 23a25.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
Mnre Maw Rnnks.

lust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Illustrated, by Drawings from
~ Pore Crayon Webster and his Master pieces bv H. f.
TEN; dIcnuays Biographies Of IlustronS Men; rss.
timony the RCcs, by Hugh Miller; Arctic Alvsnture by
Sea and Land from the earliest date the last Expeditions
IL of SIR John Franklin, by Epes SarEAnt-Priee
only 81; The War PATH by j. n. Jones, author Of Wilde
Western scenes, &C. For sae at Publi.hers' prices by
svp9 JOSEPH GRAVES.
ID ED BOTTLE WAX.-Ju5 received superior Red Rottle
IL Wax, sealing Bottles, Cans, &c P0r sale very
cheap by JOS. GRAVES g
seP9 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
NJTALL PApER.-I have still a small lot OF good Wall
w, Paper hand which Will close out very low for
caah, TO make room for q neg Spring STOCK.
w ARCEsTEGsHIRE sAUcE.-A most excellent cond.
ment for RoNst Meats, steaks Outlets, Chops Fish,
Curl GraYirs, Games Oysters Soups &C. just received
and fir sale by W. A EDWARDS BRO,
sss Corner Monroe and Market sts.,
seTs Opposite Mcclure House.
~ y CINE India Currie Powder, cRrrant and BIHc&her
W r. lli,s Catsups, Pickles, Preserves Cordials and
sundry other good things Just received nd for sale
cheap by IS. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO,
sepS Opposite McLire House.
DAFT Pale Ale, just received and for sale by
u scpS ". a. EDWARDS L BRO.
DURE BRANDY in pInts, quarts, and on draf' Also,
very superior aTt!cle o. Old Family Whisky, and
and for sale by rsepsl ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

NEw Yonk, Sept. 22.-Flour firm, 1880 bbls.
sold. Wheat firm, 10000 bushels sold. Corn
dull, $500 bushels sold. Pork dull. Lard
firm. Whisky &c lower. Stocks dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23
CRI9TADORO'S HAIR Dye
O AI ID n0.L.L A. r
MBUJ6N,

rVI0V II E-HI HBNJiN
.ONE OF THE HEST prRGATivE AND tIvRR ,tispi.
ISvrGoaAIon or Iirtr Remedy, .at Lpadrfi".
cine known, IL is not only TIcsihartioi Btt Lfter
= enedr, acting first the Lirer 20 eject lsstaetha
natter, ten ON the stcmacl ani bowels 10 carry On thst
matter, TINS accomplishing purposes eitycluHlS with.
my Of the nairfn felgr Ia ths oper.
the time that iuI ii, and when taken laily In
molsrate doses viii strengthen ard build IL t'ri' Hhu-
- DB. sAsE6Hp.s INvloonA1on ia cpnpcpnded tsuray
sOme idea ofthr strength irse gums mpy be iOrn
e cd when i: known that bottle of The Jnrtgetntcr
- omsI, Without any ot it, deistrrious Effects
Though possessing medicinal powers, thCse Guts
beeihut little physicians, aud used
their until used In the form ~ the brig
iGriee tho proprietor osr family uisdietue
aud in Z; st e, T. Is 91
- when tie Liver Is excited 10 action
Jaundce Is caused by an improper action q The Eirt,
and as the 1SvIsen1ToH reie wee this dise.te
regularly one week. and their skn will begin TO Essuue
I-its original eolor. =. ,I..,-.
raor. Takvitn small dosss on retiring snd
ana
and work AZ ss clock Eork SEX Is
oIItor which eorrects all aclity and aoutnesa Of The
- For an ovrroadrd stomach has no eausi. eai.
lIevFs all Impressive uneasy feeling after eati1s
tt spsaS ii t tI iiy sFS SS'ne '''
49, IN lsSt9oAh1oR FsIe 70 " recon- ssi,sea
from 6sclss,i Liver The Ssnioilia Of so mary Il
Physicians iiit7 favor, nduocd OtEyttsart nov
To- as Is Il
cure before lie dl6t bottle was taken, atl ndwt cas-
anything edible without trouble, lille itsre bOth
Ing but ne ktsst food would dtScet, aet Osn thH+
gave IaiIt NoN What EHnt % say tyoAcrs
4, Liver Complaint OF nSgPeps.G sro4biS SOY! rot
% try this, the yteatsst rsssi 10 the
There has never been tried III np1 family remedy
Ehe hus tuet Ni aueh ui.ouidc GuceSes in tho euro
Of d!seasCS Incident Children Dr. SAS10FDe Awe
pREIUR; iEt alone for 6!seass Of c6ifen ibSt
II; for IL acts Caihsrtic mildly Sbd gently
and to Tcnorate tE ssB4in foEnuahiy that
think ~s are'a"ug seTvco . an tr eaHisinS Ties.
- when iiCv medicine Try this .cncdy. ThtEs
cases iut have come under ur ltiee Nirrs REsst eu.
eft has let, TectiYr,l il diessSs oftbe Liper seUeeh
and bowels, where all reineice lard relief.
It has GSeFl In atatiy tim. r Ft De.
Ox Without -JaeksoH SiNs (ALgl Reg Rllieo5.
Pat6E 0kE D6LlIAA Psn Ro4ILg.
SANFORD 4 CO. ,rFonfietoTst f45 Broad HcH TAf9
\. II. LUuAN q CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincin!ati, .-e
GEO. u. EEYSI:R, Pittsbrrrb,, ~ oitsRtsAseatss
lre 100 lfqf Bu17-Sm -=l y-tlhW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

y HIxTs ron the. SE4soS.--Fall has opened
upon US: The season for intermittent feyers i"
here. We may have warm days, but cool nights
follow We would say to all, avoid the cold,
damp air, of the night and early morning, by
being warmly clad whenever youarc out at such
times; pay some attention to your diet and Sc
cure good, regular sleep. These hints may be
remembered with profit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

To tsEauLATE THE LIVER is one of the Physi-
clans principal aims in all cases of debility
weakness of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows.
To find !, remedy to do this has been the aim
of DR.. Sanford during years of practice, where
the LIVER INvIGoKAToH was used with the great
est success, and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until thas been fully
tried. and known to be beneficial in the treat
ment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from tiisordcred Liver, which shows
itself in the form of jaundicc, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, billiousness, weakness
of the back or spine. stomach and bowel de-
rangement, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the Invigorutor, curing the Liver and C.
moving the cause. sePt5-lm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

RIVER AND WEATHER.
C1XcIxHATr Sept. 22..-River stationary
Weather cloudy. Mercury 65.
PITTSBURGH, Sept 22.-lstvcr feet inche
by pier mark, rising. h
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HE INTELLIGENCER.
IEGAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rHE DAILY INTELLIGENCER

SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We just received a, this Office another oi Of BuTrs
superior Seps Inle In the country Orders from
county Of1.e promptly Oiled. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

tbs RtvFn-Fhe river was rising last even
ing with four feet five inches in the channel.
The wharf boat belonging to S. c. Baker &
Co., has been sold to the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Co. for $500. 1t is to be employed here
after at Parkersburg.
The j. ID. Ford left last evening with mod
crate trip for Cincinnati.
The Jacob Poe, that has been tied up here for
several days, for debt, was loading yesterday
for ports below.
In the lower Ohio there are % inches re-
ported at scuffietowp, and 30 inches Mt French
Island. private dispatch from Evansville re.
ports the c. iBcaler, southerner, John Gault
Exchange, Cambridge, S. H. Tucker, Kate
French, Com. Perry, City of Cairo, Tennessee,
Belle and AIarengo aground at schuffletown bar.
The Cambridge, Exchange and Tucker would
get over, and the Lebanon, Perry aud City of
Cairo had barges alongside tightening over
There have not been heavy rains along the low
Ter Ohio, consequently any rise that may take
place must come from above.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-23

KEsi ToulI0ts and Kaspberre, Just tFctiY, and Idr
saAs b I!efeh EDTA&sFs 3 BH5o,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17

ready for it, IL il comes, and certainly much
more confident than was before my late
trial. That matter, however, is in the
hands Of District Attorney Morse, and will
undoubtedly be managed us the interests Of
the commonwealth require.
win my friends pardon me a word Of all
vice.
am satisfied that hard words and excited
talk. on both sides Of this affair, have been
vastly rrCjudicial. Men have been unrca-
s,nably assailci and their opposition aroused
by such assaults. Nothing is gained in a
good cause by such course. IL we arc
right we can afford 20 wait. All require
now is quibt Let us study the things that
make for peace. let hard words find no
place among US II papers do not write to
suit us-if judges do not rule to suit us-ii
attorneys do not act to suit us-let MS re-
member that they ought to know their own
bushes, better than we can, and also that
we shall only harm ourselves by excited
thought and incorporate language.
Aud above all, let Us remember that 10
our own Master we stand or fall that each
one Of us must give account Of himself to
God, and not Of another; and let u. make
It our great study 20 do justly and walk
humbly before God, 80 that our death may
b. the death Of the righteous, and our last
end Ike His"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-17
Found Dead.

We learn that person named Antepcs'
smith, Of Norway, was found, at South
Paris, lying by the side Of the road, near
the house Of II. II. Wcbbcr. 1t issupposcd
he must have been dead for some two weeks.
Tho eoroner's verdict was that he came to
his death from SOME cause to the jurors un'
known.
The above notice Of the death Of Mr.,
Smith appeared in u part Of our edition last
week. Il seems that the DECEASED lett bis
home at Norway on the Goth OF March, and
his family supposed HIM to be at his sisters,
at South Paris. lie left his companions al
about half ra., eight o'clock, on tho even
Ing Of ms death, and it !. supposed that he
became bewildercd and laid down by the
fence, and there died. Ills body was con-
ccalcd from passengers in the road by
clumr Of collar bushes, until the snow melt
ed away, when Il slipped down into The
gutter, whore it was discovered on the sih
Of April, having lain there probably about
two weeks our correspondent states that
be was a man OF incorporate habits.