True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-09-22
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- -ss~r NtAA 0ft tAtDNS AteA41SAA saw
hrapgh The papeIs-Hs yhol by neglect
n this matter, deprived himself of gain.
md securetl toShimself loss q His busi-
oesS wisdom is foolish1ess. His lack of
aye, his. .-slingineAa., ,s,icketh
tht, and tho lSscernihg shuR.hipi.
Who hath gladnesss WHO hath joyl
Who hath growing, business and full
oStfessS He THAT ADvERTIsErH LmER-
that through the journals Of
the day, make,h himself and his business
knowniN He hsh chosen the part Of
wfsdopi, and his riches and hoDots in
crease like ltke light oftAe morning. His
shadow groweth broad. His conplacency
incraaseth, His happiness endureth, and
he is honored and blessed Of all mem
particularly the printers"
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The DISAPPEARANCE OF Mrs. BRHN-
NAN. - The New York Police Gazette
believes that Mrs. Brennan is alive, and
says deteciiyes are cudeayoring to discover
her. One detective traced a woman who
answers list description in every partic-
ulas to West Point. He went there and
had an ninterview with'hef, and was more
convinced than eysF1hat she was Mrs.
Brennan Bit instead Of 'telegraphipg for
some one who knew her while he, 10 the
meantime, kept an eye On all her move
meilts, hc came 10 the city for proof of
identity, but when he returned sbeswas
gone. / We believe this detective saw
Mrs, Brennan, bul be fungled bis work,
and thus failed to, satisfy her friends or
receive the reward, We are under the
impression thai she is still alive. ''1s.
'0A'BANk t'BLowN UP."-The Bank Of
Memphis was blown up by gas:AThe
gas burnerinthe iron vault was left burn
ing. As sopn as the atmospheric air was
consumed, Is (the oxygen ii contains the
burner went out.baWhea Mr.. Roach
opened the vault and, lighted a match oln-
side, lhs gas having 6lled, the vault, at
once exploded, sending him and Mr.. Gil.
leland with great violence 10 The frohiend
Of the room bursting out the front doors
which had mot been opened, and also
breaking the heavy oakentback door into
fragments, which, strange toheB, is i'm
@ediately behind the vault. The vault is
uninjured. la 6ra5a ps1Df.d3 sai },goaor
! Eg Williag H, Inlay died at Hart.
ford Conn, afew. days ago, worn out
with service and years. No other bust
ness man in the Connecticut valley was
SO widely known. His greatest underta-
king was the construction Of the Atlantic
Docks at South Brooklyn, being the re.
covefy Of large amount of land from the
sea, and the erection of extensive ware
houses. Mr.. Inlay was at one time
worth half a million, but died with his
affairs in the hands OF trustees
'STRANeE DIsApPEARANoE, "--U Under
this head and Illinois paper publishes The
following On Saturday evening, 22d
ult., s. Bostwick, Of the firm Of Bostwick
D g. Bulens, Of Pans, Christian county,ocf
this State, at the Junction Of the Central
and Terre Hsite Railroads, disappeared.
No tidings of his whereabouts have since
been received from his friends. IS. Bost-
!. wick it will be remembered, is the name
d Of the anterprising young man who re.
r Gently published his own death notice in
: The New Orleans (La.) papers, and then
o sailed for Texas the next morning from
7 MIA. city. ''e' "''" s51'4 s'3 in' ~ o.
It By THE BARREL.--A Yankee chap
: down in Holt, Kansas, occupying an'old
D daguerrean wagon by the roadsideo was
!. discovered, a, short time since, washing and
d securing out an old gun barrel, On being
a asked what he intended to DO with it4he
n replied tha. he was fixing up to go into
b the liquor business. and 10 avoid The law
. was going to make use of This tube, in.
], stead Of glasses, thereby msking it appear
), beyond dispute that lie was selling liquor
Q, By the barrel! The fellow isidoiDg q
Of thriving business. A great many persons
ID have been ';shot In the neck" by this
b. novel contriyance. q,as dag .zsgsa
d. @%T'he Rev, Eleazar Williams. who,
IN several years ago, adduced, many plausi
BILE reasons, in PAinam's Magazine te
s. show that be was The unfortnnate son o.
N Louis XVI of France, and, as SUCH, BY
le the laws Of legitimacy, entitled to tht
i French throne, is dead. He died al
n Ilagersburg, New York, ION the 928tho
ut August. His last words awerei: :q.'Lort
u. Jesus Christ, have mercy on mey aud re-
ic ceive my spirit For some time back
lg we have observed in our exchanges an
he nouncements, Of his, indisposition, which
We It seems has resulted fatally. Whethe
- he Vas The Dauphih or not, the creates
lie mystery rested over his pafentage and
or early existence. Fe'F2t'Ft'kssgs8 ESQ
-e- hIFlT FOR TAr.-4At a hotel, a youn
he and fully mustached dandy,from certai
lir city was seated at the tea.,able, asrathe
d. aate hour when bar keeper came j
ls, and took seat opposite. The dand
10. dropped biz. knife and fork, tipped ,bac
ch his chair, gaSed s.l stthbs, bar-keePer, an
M exclaimed: , ..,'.,,s5., I,
$50 "Fellah, 60 sef7Afis sup with gentle
is: men in THE house 7" ~ aIaSer 3kHIf#
- ono, sir" was,he reply. g ,iAaN =
"a. "Are not you the bar-keeper ~ Z =
m ga"Yes sir" III ID aa ato .ga7H n
ter 5i"WeH a abar.keeper isla help as mpe
ias as othe scrub girl" ea oa,oss
Sc, "True," replied the man Of The todd
ia. stick, "but | did not enter the hall, mt
or, looked in and saw there was no gentle
.he man at The table" s> '''' 'Ss0l''p.
ith AaA WHlsKEY lPolNT. 80 Kentuck
ami lawyer on Circait was asked to dine viii
,er The Judge. AT the table, the Judge Z
wn is his c6stoms asksdi,a blessing, an
It'll shortly after rose from the seat apdtoo
. e.. Il a L...I =, kniLln nf old lniirh0I