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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND MERCHANTS.

LTVVVTf VLT'LITEO
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of the Oils nec-
~ essary for making and tlavoring every vare-
ty of liquor, and package of the articles used
for giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to liquors, (con-
vertng 10 gallons of Whiskey to 100 gallons) and
every article necessary to commence LIQUOR
STORE. will be furnished for $50. Also all the in
formation necessary to conduce such an estab-
lishment thus enabling the new beginner to sue
cessfully compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
Address through the Post Office,
F. ACOUR
New ORLEANS
1ss-Laoour's Concentrated Acid for making Vim
egar is putup in gallon packages at s5 per pack
pge-in good shipping order, re2lly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
SPERMATORRUEA.

nR local weakness, nervous debility. low spir-
~ its, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and
back, indsposition and incapability for labor and
study, dullness of apprehension, loss of memory
aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity'
self dstrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary
discharges, pains in the side, affections of the
eyes, pimpes on the face, sexual and other in6rm~
tiles in man, are cured without fail by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay
His method of curing diseases is new, (unknown
to others) and hence the great success. All con-
sultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Addres.
l." J. Czapkay, NJ. D., San Francisco. California
San Francisco, March gs, 1854 o3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
DR.. L.. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical & Surgical Institute,
Sacramento st., below Montgomery,

(oPPosITE PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP cos OFFICE,)
SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
YE THAT SUFFER
READ READII READ ~
DIR. PAREIRA'S
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY! |!

For the certain and speedy Of Diseases Of pri
rate nature, no matter ho,o long Standing, witbom
any injurious effects to the system, or any change
Of the diet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13
,,ARA,4lsAHIM

TINS Providence .iossreHl Ssy,s:.-@e had
he,tSr at 81 Sg,isStssalisn than say Fe>soa Q,
7,s-;,asats Soo,S si.ovd Wlsea the SSn q l'e7r
Clay soSk tbs stamp Fe~ james Bssshsn.n an
tie s7ig9, q hiS gVos, Ia;her did ~; r1s0 s'''
g'lc.S-syc, sc rTase ~ oar mind tisas '''sTe "
10 Passing hsSS> from the uext world . tbs
,,1ax,- Know Bs,N> s-T-bis Sprias, '1o
Is The fss - ,ae saias. NC p!sniss! IN oar ,
ratS patch Se-ae =>iNsareeSs bears, Ia te'telS
.,esE' : v,,i Know People cosae along and loci
and begin 70 spell ,,i'-s al, cont H-o-o 70
S-r,-7-u, kSaS-pghat daSS that mean
.ae iirs. eac, u oar knowledge, has read
7ssbf 81. J554't Ger fqea, 5eaaSs The 81
mast l3 = lrss6;sl l5oT oft, o. elSe sols,S hez
zsastS Ere very ohsaSe .N.4Ss "a y. ~ Tex
1-es.l
ms Nsr York Tri5s4ss Ssys that Nr, Bay
&rl Tarlo- Is sieat % b married. . Miss Mar
4aaSaa- d4aea;er q ;ae eminent tiSs7slA
astronomer oi that nome The wedding "
take olace Al tso;h=, tie reSiicuce Of the bride
fAlaly. IN The Au;uau, after Mr. Tayior's r
mr., from The North Cape The happy coup
EiF seend the next win;er al Moscow IL
eycnt wiz no; prevent the execution Of j.
Iaylor'S plan Of Al exploration Of Geatral As
pre,io1S to his return 10 this country.
l. Is related Of L H. Pug,ion, Of the Pc,
Gibson RareiIle, that he is bat nineteen ycal
old. his edited paper four years, has been e.
gagged dozen tiuisS, At least, Withoat marrying
aud, above al, fought a duel with the editor
the Natchcz Free Ire.2er, receiving wound
the am. afler wkich he returned TO his desk 81
went on writing as If nothing had happened
TuAcKEI.AY thus describes a person such :
we have all seen in the course Of our lives:
fair yocng creature, bright and blooming, On
t.ibuiing smiles, levying homage, inspiring d
sire, eoaSeioz. IF her f,o.ser to charm, and g
with tlis natural enjoyment Of her conluests-
YES, Anna, Cornelia, Aida, Sarah, Margarc
We remember you well.
..Tnou shalt not coYet, " saith Holy Writ
there are two things man may seek for al,
most earnestly cevet without wrong to the con
lnandment; the lore ola pure-hcartd, inte'iigei
woman, and good library.
ovzi: the drop curtain Of the Lexington Ky.
Theatre are these words: '''i'ile Theatre ii
in every age exhibited the vice and folly.
society, rather than created tiiem.'-Ae0. II
Bs{i0Ibs.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

SEAuRS's WAGEs.-The recent movements il,
the large Atlantic cities for the protection o
the true interests of seamcn are thus noticed IN
the Baltimore 4m6rican:
"The movement in New York to do away
with thu system Of advance wages TO Seamcn
weut into effect on the LIST inst The Courier
leans that there is determination among the
merchants of that city, not only those who
signed the agreement but others, to maintain a
policy now inauguratcd-oDe which the inter
cstS of the scamen demand, as well as the pc
cuniary nterestsOf our merchants, ship-owncrs
and underwriters. The seamen from this date,
instead of being ut the mercy of the landlord
and subjected to the severe operation of sundry
land sharks has now the prospect of higher
wages and increased attention to his comforts.
As an inducement to him to rcrnain by the ship,
out and home, he is entitled on his return to
ten per cent. additional wages, and will also re-
ccive an outfit at prime cost. This movement,
so important to seamcn, and to our whole COM
mercial community, has been promptly met aud
responded to by the merchants Of Boston,
New Orleans, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. The
owners of Liverpool packet ships, who feel per-
haps more than Others the necessity Of Inctu-
atty in departure, arc fully determined ad-
here to the new rule and we may therefore
congratulate the merchants on the acco p!ish-
ment of one of the greatest reforms of IT, age.
There were no crews shipped at New York on
the LIST inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13
Charles London Cordial Gin

CharIes' London Cord1aI Gin
Is shown by Records of the Custom House be the
only London oorian Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles,
all others are made here in imitation OF it.
is delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar favor
$50 different from other Ensl universally esteemed by all
who It. 1t Is adopted with great in Of
DYSPEPSIA Gour, RHEuNATtsN, DEorsY, CRAWL, cOLIc,
CauLEEA FEVER AGuE, STRUCTURE DISEASE unE
sARY ORGANS, EPLEPsY, FExALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DR. VALRsTfSE Morn of New York. in letter to the pro-
Priesor, says:
CaarEes london cor'ia8 Gin Il TIE pttres 0est and
uost reliable Extract Of .Jlnip,y Ihare seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drug
gsts Grocers in the United States
Herous poisons cHtel "London Cordial Gln-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered
YOU you value your Price dollar for quarts,
fifty cents for, pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES,
nl.26-gmatw Sole Importer. 80 Droadway, Ny.
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DIR. NJ. DE WALLETS

FENIALh PEHIUDIJIAII FILL.
These pills the private practice OF the
Proprietor, HospitIs Of of France for many
years meeting with unparalleled sueces-gfvnE the great
est sstfsfactiou-crring where other remedies fail:
They act correcting irregularity and oh
charge.
mild and gentle stlmuant. They produce agreeable
exbilerntion and happy Influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those surprising themselves So
cautioned against lsny these pills they will produce
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGaIINs BusHFIGLD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

THE MoENoSs.-In the National Police q.
zette, of the 18th, we find letter dated Gre.
Salt Lake City," and signed Zone who W:
once Mormon Elder from ycitiel. take ii
following extract:
There are many notorious thieves here fro
the States. One Billy Hurd, who, beliey
once lived in Wheeling, Va, has been here !,
two years and is now Mormon of the fir
water Thieves need not make the tediot
Journey across the plains to get sights" in tli
city, for there Is not $50, 900 in the whole CT;
among the people; and the cash which the Pr
phct and his Twelve Councillors" are in pc
session of, the devil himself could not get II
less ne tok body, priest and ALL Let manb
leave the Church, aud say that he is going
leave the territory, and he is ''doomed." Il
destroying Angels" viii never permit him
go out Of the county, even il they have TO mu
der him.
Provo, small Mormon town and settlenen
seventy miles below this city, has been I!
scene of some Of the most cowardly and brut
murders that have ever been committed by I!
Morruons. They entered the house Eof a M;
who would not subscribe to the spiritual wifi
system, at midnight, dragged him forth into ii
snow, and there cut his throat. Then they r.
turned to the house, took his wife ont of bed
(whcre she attempted to hide herSelr) and mn,
of the fiends prostituted her person, and ther
left the house. In the morning she was found
in bed corpse, having died from the violence
committed upon her person the night before
These are not imaginary scenes, but real. They
are transpiring every day. and week, and month
in the territory.
There are a great many Saints" coming here
from San BaInardino and all the settlements
throughout the territory. There are great
many Mormon missionaries to be sent out from
this city the coming summer, to go to all part,
of the world, to bring in the faithful and til,
chosen of the Lord
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DEVELOPMENT or oUK REsoURCEs.-The Wells
burg Herald concludes very scathing reply to
the Fairmont Riygihidl OH this subject, in the
following words:
We confess we have little patience with the
tribe Of Virginia political economists IN gener-
al, and we think that the editor of the VirgiH-
ian is fairly entitled to 20 up head. Without
Loasting, we have as much pride in the honor
of the State as any other living citizen and
would rejoice over her prosperity with as heart
felt JOY rs any other one, let him come from,
what quarter he will; but the course of those
who have managed her destiny for many years
back has becn characterized by the very bind-
ness of folly, aud by the very essence OF stupid
ity In our view, therefore, the prospect of i'm
provenent is extremely doubtful.
A great State blessed by the Almighty with
all the clements that can make State mighty
and prosperous, a light to the world and n cred
it TO her citizens stumbling along in the twilight
darkness of half century ago, her natural re-
sources neglected, her public wealth squander-
ed, her children growing up i'll ignorance and
poverty or lowing her in despair; aud her name
becoming very by-woTd 70. apathy ard impTac-
ticability, no wonder that any man with his
\ eyes open to the progress OF things around him
should inSensiblv to himself inbihe feeling OF
I pitv for her decreptitude and of contempt for
| the men and things that have brought about
and perpetuated it. Tncy can harp about the
rights OF the South even 10 tne point OF n2nSca,
/ make magnificent boasts Of southern greatness,
/ and law plans Eoz commercial supremacy and in
/ dustrial independence; but their loud boasts
/ are cmpty words and their plans all brilliant
failures. So has it been until this day, and SO
III will be. so long as it continues fashionable to
decry every practical scheme, looking to the de
velonment of the State by white labor, and &c
hold up the institutions Of Slavery as the one
| thing to be protected, favored and iostered.-
These are harsh sayings, but they true ones
land our contemporary can put them in his pipe
and smoke them, and perhaps the calm retiec
| ton will do him good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

CHrEca STgucE BIZ LIGHEyISG-A COhgr5ga-
ti,n Pr0strated.-The Cleveland (O9 HerHtd
contains the following letter from John Hoe
huiey:
On last Sunday morning. the 18th nit, whilst
was officiating in the Columbia Parish, st.
PHILLIPS EpiSc0pal1 Church, Strongviile, was
struck with lightning. About twenty -fige per-
sons. old and yonng, had assembled for wor-
shin, Law service An unusually heavy rain
storm came from the South, proceeded by opprcs-
sive heat. The lightning and report were sim
utancous and terrific. The fluid struck the
southwest pinnacle Of the steeple and broke it
into pieces One part of it. about eight feet
long, was driven through the centre of the south
part of the roof, 50 ;.s to retain AN almost per-
pendicuiar position The southwest corner OF
the corner post of the steepe was shiycred into
three pieces, sud two sides Of the stecpic were
stripped of the Notwithstanding. Tie Church
yard was more or less strewn with wood
Tn. iiuii vas thence attracted westward by
an iron staple which penetrated the ceiling, and
on which was fastened AMI iron which supported
stove pipe. About twelve feet of the pipe
was throwu across the centre pcws. The pipe
conducted the fluid to the stove, situated III the
Northwest corner. The stove was thrown from
its feet-the bottom consisted Of a large pro-
iectng circular plate; the plate was broken into
| four pieces. From the stove the fluid passed
into the floor, tore up one board, penetrated the
basement The church was Immediately filled
I with smoke and dust. Mrs. N. f. Stone, wife
Of the lay reader, informed INC that 1t seemed
/ to her as though there was I. shower Of bril-
| liant sparks in the gallery when the lightning
struck.
But Gods merciful and special interposition
was manifested in "A most miraculous manner;
for with trivial exception, all We're perfectly
preserved. Mr. JohnstOne, ST., Warden, was
sitting in his pew, about thee feet from the
stove, and leaning over the front of his pew Sc
as to hear the officiating layman the better. In
a direct line form him and the stove, a piece Of
the stove plate, weighing about two pounds
was found in the seat Of Mr.. Ranney, who was
at the time assisting Mr.. Stone in the services
and made such briiSe in the seat rs | tilinE
would be scarcely possible for man to make
with the same piece
III addition to this mysterious preservation
Mr. Johnstone was preserved in another way
equally MS marvellous. short strip of oak
flooring between him and the stove was torn up
and penetrated the ceiling; the remaining par
has not yet been found.
The congregation must have been for mo
ment in Il state of unconsciousness, for none
heard the stove nor pipe falling, nor the shnlter
ing of the windows. Miss Anna Maria John
stone, when coniRg into the house of Mr.. Stone
fnud her head was bleeding. Miss Emma Ran
ucy had hole bnrnt in her dress about the Size
of dollar, and the eyes of Mr.. William Ran
ncy her brother who also sat in the gallery,
were rendered very stiff, and continued so dur
ing the day.
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Ambrotvpes for @l.

PARTRIDGE, at his new spacious rooms win, facn
ties operating and arrangement for light equal to
any country, and .ss superior to any in the ct5 is
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country. lie prepared TO make Ambrotypes so
they sentby without extra postage Also to set
item in pins, price Daguerrcotypes-
Pictures good specimens exhibited
and Warranted to last foI ages unchanged.
AnkInds Of materials used in the busIuess for sale
Rooms side Of Main st. above Monroe, Marsh
rayior,s new store anglo
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LIFE ILLUSTRATED IS 4 FltsT-CLAss PIcroHIaL
weekly Jou-naI devoted Entsrainmeat Improvement
and Progress, siEne encourage spirit Hope, Man
illness, seIieliance, Activity; Iu,trAte all
its phases hshtoael Pie: rial weeky Pspsr, ahich
oughtto be read by every Family Published ~ year
81 FOR half year Gibbs POur, months
for One Dollar. Try ii. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS. sos FroadEay, Hep York
The Panama Sur says 'LiTE ILLusrKArzn Of Tie
best papers published in the United States.
Interesting publication for family
ing. Young and old parents ard children high low
rich and poor, vii find something to sui. them in i.s col
LIFE ILLUSTRATED IS AZ ELEGANT QuAusTo OF
eight beautiful pages tria= larger than tie ussateH
london Esra perfect model OF excellence in size shape
and sentiment, and is altogether, Of the sound
and sensible OF live papers MeR like Ike IT,
boys like IT, girls like IT, tie old folks like IT. young fois
IL the chirsn Ike IT, :c folks cans ktsp
house asislert LlPE ILLUsTRATED. No plantation should
be wihnnt it. Only 81 year, 81 Tor hsf year,
trial months for Is cents Address
FOWLER AND WELLS, sos Drolaway. New YORK.
LIE ILLUsTRATED NAKED b taste ami beauty ami re
have doubt Will be tie bestPapsr Of The kind uised
In New IorS-CoRNEE S1osE, CoLUSBrs Ga. wecsn
exeveu. reading, well arranged with every Thing under IA
appropriate head. --ArRut-s (ALA GAZETTE. je2e-Iw
" TwESTr-F1vE CENTS r.,Ys Fom THAT GREAT
and good Illustrated Family Paper (LIFE ILLUSTRATED
tile best .: all the weeklies three on trai for
IS cents send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS sos
Broadway, NeS York.
LITE ILtUs5s have previously called attention
family than any otS- literary parsr Instead Of ianIsi
inT it Increases in ln;er; With every issue, and We ast
edesTihy recommend It to the pablic Of
family Newspapers IN the country sorrHERS TEACHER
MEN, WoIES, AID CnrDHES, VINO READ
LIFE ILLUSTRATED, pronounce i. the bet FAiLr PGrEa
now published 81 year; 81 for half year; and Jus;
to try H. ouy ss three moatis Ineoss the
amount, and dlrcc; to FOWLER AND WELLS, Mex YORK
The Savannah pE1ccRSE says: We regard the very
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Connections are by all TEonsh Trains fellow
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania Railroad for Ph!iad
rhta, Baltimore, New York and Boston.
Al Cleveland. with Trains and Steamers for Toledo
rot Chicago AMI the North Mts also for Erie, Dunktr
I;udao, Niagara Falls, and Canada.
At 5; ubenYile aud Ber with the StedbcnFiil= and Inc
ana Ohio Railroads, Csdiz Coshoes0r Ne.
ark Barresvile, ZanesTille Wilmington LANCASTER, Cou
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81. Louis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, +
Cumberland, Iisrpers Ferry, baltimore, and Wasiingt'
CITY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

A MoDRL vALKDlcrosr.-rho Editor of the
R,rbaroo Republic, wisconsin rctircs from his
post with pithy vaiedictofy;
.srh, ,r,sent issue of the Republic winds up
.,n0,icct;on with this institution. Our ca
o ~, las been very brief aud not by any means
-, .xsntfll one. The topics of the day have
~, not l,ee Of an exciting character, conseqnenty
we have not had any fighting to do and suosac
MO die shell Of private life unscathed'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

CHRONIC DIARRHQ1A.
We have possession certicste respectable
citizen, testfying that entirely
full disease by using BCIRIIAvR's HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure in showing tbs certificate any
person doubling this statement. ap2-lwdaw
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spncxAn MOTTO rs.

49,. vFc6Tctaal I'rtReiPtcA,--NcVsr eN'TAS'
ss.s Fass j ~ lie ~ NSsirsetae n ra'assi as
,,..aa sl,aiIea, casS hat rssae.'i'e' = =
Is s,ssaz a. f5ssysiss &c ISe'fsr % f't''
-.s-.,,s Al. rsSs Fatn ~ aAseraetine TIE Gauss 9
.s 8 ~, ,s,i T,issr use parties tie hlSS4; an" III
,Sy are 5uvsieaNSe, ;ssS eave sAss amt care
~ % e .'S.'. ' T,u. losAN co,
Bs-sr-lss Assn'''
~audN, SnrssportIla TIE sxtraesinary edit
y - ,ls ,arve4 p-tpsr1taa IN al eases 81 se-oila,
s-sseis5 esssueOas sz sTuF'Ive disorders and siisr
solysaiss sss.s alot Rssss'e, were e; sasl'
s7ss4ssl ts AZ asv s>sssreaes osriiaei ny Iersons
81 anSsb.i t-a,A Spd r7eyasisy ESTABLISHING i'e Ia
s,ss;as,e Asl ;s2 tss 81 disorders IS ss=a-
me srls rs4.sy ai4ns asrsit ii Is Rneluailed.
Ezaeas physicians l.sss proved BY Tasny years eNeTi-
exec tat s can T-S5ee tie hspFisst results ~ is sd-
raiastraslSa All tieresere Il Ei;a eoadseRee-
Prepared ana sel5 Nv a. h. n SANDS, Druggists, leo
s>'J ~ ~ an. oRUIBAcEgR-
And b Drag-.ss generate, jy'-lSdAF
oPhysicTazs and others inrerested.-Trl-=
s Soaisr Braces Supporters, BsEaEes, Belts ins'ru-
zaa q al eiras syriuee Narins Bottles, SC &e' are
30 b f5aal AZ the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE
~ private room i attached to the store, where
T-lsseS Sre adapted 20 each Csc when desired
4s,yr.ss ar ,,.ri.to T II. Lo5AS ( Co.,
"a Bridge corner Druggists.
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TWO story Brick House, containing four rooms and
n kitchen. situated Fourth street above Union one
occupied jas FORSYTH For further particulars enquire
III - fnn2nI GEO. L. WICKLI an.
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WEsaEzs Eni4slIios M Hs1sLd > F0as-]

" EssEaa 1saf'na-A ~ - -
DIN, Of the 2Tth ult. ea.iaats The iazoE d
population 70 Kansas ths present. S=as5l 81 81
Goo, and Is Of tbs opioi9a ti.st bssors ViEtss
sets N ] %, 010 viii have tzza =3d4d 70 lss pr
Iaaneat population II tie tsritory- Ne.ntisle
the human esrrea; Fours o. with u13i-Eiaissa5
volume. Many stop IN western Missouri. .rd
others continue On 70 No1tf.s4n Texs< IheTs
IS Irregular siTe=i.nz Of esairznt9 tio7sias s71ia
through Lawrence and othe. pisces il kzzSsS,
says the Hsraid. to the nurnter Of hundreds :
day, looking for warner climate. We also
learn that while there has ben izTse influx Of
population 70 Missouri the present seas9n, there
has been a. immense emigration from II
gentleman who recently e-:ns up from Arkan-
sas. reports the roads full q moving caravans,
with their slaves and cattle, from Missouri, 60
ing to Texas. The same gentleman tarTisd some
three weeks at the thriving village Of Noneka,
and while there the road ssas daily thronged
with California ernigrants to Missouri. They
were Of the " ealthisst elsss. some % them ha'-
ing slaves and large heTds Of cattle
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RBAI ESTATE SALES.
pIb1ic sale.

the 18th day OF Angus. next pt Offer for sale IN
Nytfe tom of Bethany, Breoke Co., - we p,opeIsy
as boarding house This house has ample ro2n ~ iTet.
fytro baNriers aud the family Of ule proprietor II y
arranged either for private Or sld
b4s Convenient ou-honses and stablinG attaeas Tor
further Information app!y 70 = s'ASS
I>-fli-1Es
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AMUSING EsCAPE OF CONFERENCE.-The con
stable of Ottawa county, Michigan, arrested a
fellow on charge of counteif eiling, and after
wards last his prisoner in a laughabte manner.
The man was taken to the opposite side of the
river from Grand Haven, aud was brought TO the
village in a boat On arriving at the landing;
The Constable jumped ont, and turned round to
order the prisoner to follow. His astonishment
may be better imagined than described, for the
cnI1rit had showed of his boat, and was just
beGinning to s'paddle his own canoe in right
GOOD earnest, to the infinite amusement OF the
bystanders. All the boats 10 the neignooFhoo %,
,,:srs locked and could not be readily put off,
and the fellow made the best of his time, seem
Ing to enjoy the predicament of his official
Tbe last that was seen Of the man, he was on
the top of a hill, over the river, swinging MS
hat and halloing at great rate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-13

Accommodation Train leaves 500 A. ~. s'o
at Way Stations, and arrives at Cleveland at 945 A. VI