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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

EuouErTR or TUE CRlAEA.-A correspondent
Of an exchange, writing from the Crimea, gives
tho following picture Of society in that famous
locality:
"There are many, perhaps, who suppose, from
what they have read Of Russia, that the man.
nefs, customs and social society Of the Russians
would be fur from agreeable 10 an American,
but such is not the fact; for in no country that
I have ever visited have seen more p6liteneSs
and refinement than exists in the respectable
eirclesOf SebastOpOl. Although there are many
points where etiquette differs from ourS yet,
rather than diminishing, ii adds to the sociabii.
ty Ofithe company. For instance, it might pos.
sbly shock the senslbilities Of an American Ia.
dy 10 be told that during the recess Of ball,
the ladies' retire 10 their apartment, (where no
gentleman datcs enter light their paper cigars,
smoke away and chat most merfily, Also, at
the dinner table, after the desert ladies, IS wen
a. gentlemen, smoke thtiF cigars and take their
glaSsi6f wine, and while the smoke Is curling
up, their beautiful black eyes shine with add.
tional lustre"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

TnE New York correspondent 81 the Boston
Transcript says that Dr.. Maekay vas latelyc call.
.elupon by m inventor with tue model ola life
boat, and offered hundred dollars &c heiEould
write song ahoutis The Doctor, aeknoWIeds-
Ing the liberal tender, declining tc lob, The ap-
.plieaht added a my BY way Of higher bid, and
Finding this did not inspire the muse; asked the
poet ifhe thought LougfsIlow would andertake
-the commission at that price,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

FLOwIR FApR--The Paris correspondent Of
the Journal Of Uommercs furnishes these facts
concerning modern efforts to perfect the science
Of perfnmery. He says:
The most novel and remarkable feature ofihe
present manufacture Of perfumes is the estAb
lishment Of flower farms Some Of the fairest
spots Of Europe and Asia are devoted to the
cultivation Of flowers, Of which the fragrance
Is no longer wasted on the desert air, but pre-
served for the enjoyment Of all who choose to
purchase it Flowers have taken the place Of
ambergris, musk, ciVet, and the OdoTiferous
gums, which are now only used to gives liability
to the more evaneseent scents. There are flower
farms in Europe and Asia; and another is likely
to be created in Australia for the cultivation Of
the waffle, plant Of acacia genus, and reselhb-
ling in odorvery powerful violcts, England has
her flower farms at Nitchan, in Surrey, where
lavender and peppermint ti,uriSh unrivdled-
Roses arc cultivated there, but only ioF the ur-
pose Of making rose water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09


NJ. RiLtsosES uAhTu AHb HEAtFE-A epr.
Ft-Poadsat q W NsH YO5k Oitt4sr gives Iho
6liouing ndonslsolIl Wnirtahly eoodholth
and looks y sz.Pruiieul NlnolA lis ~
~ viii int,Inetioa
u Bns bFiViIsEo % noal or hoitfui *. pIes.
bsCt . ~ evening, dnee q socl,l ontefIalA.
MT Ethug diva l1f O. niulnoalS oodyuI.
ation Win hin, Vhs struck With his dhgu'
hFly healthy sppoannea. Every thing about
BE nobls llms Indicated . man ofiToA eonIti.
lution: tie erect posture, TIE cheeks V rudy
gloW, DE lull muaeilaF dOVOlopmeHt ] EOlh
haVq been glad 70 eonVefls with hin about 70.
litleal Affairs, In which bis ihtoFott OSems IN.
Slated; but ~ elEiolity Ual ehiuly oTuii16 b
know he noerOt u aueh vigorous "a ago 10 Ohs
ulIo had undergone Snch vast AhiOhntof pnblie
labof q be.
eFoi appear to b IN s1cslisn, hsalCh, at,T I
= u have IAkS5 bot ooe De-. ofmtdieiaS ia
thirty .aAttd yeaFl, 10 replied, and that EAS
forced upon ne BY ny friends, and vas entire.
" unnecessary
at L rather remarkable, Sir" aid, "tiat
one, who has passed through such career Of
toll, care and VicisSilads Is you have, shoHld
maintain . condition d uninterrupted bodily
ylrUy.p
~ owe TIE flet," ho replied, ''to an originally
strong constitution, % an education on : arm,
and . lifelong habits 81 regularity and temper.
aneu nsvsF smoked O. eheEed tobacco;
never knew lnloxiatiOn. Throughout an my
public ne maintained The same regular and
systrsaatle habits Of living to which I had pre-.
yiouSly been accustomed. never allowed nv
usual hours lor sleep 70 b interrupted. IN .Sab.
batk ! aleays tfpi az day Of nat Besides
being religious duty, Il vas essential % health.
On commencing my presidential career, found
that the Sabbath nd FREQUENTLY been emploved
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate,

trustees sale or Real Estate.
by virtue o. DEED o. frn1t iCSn r. 0 HodhAm ChaS.
II y. Gilbsfhon1 - NJ, bJsa Hpts1bsF 1sth ts6S, a0d
reoofed q tt gr oes, % Ohio eOlatY, 10 DEED Book
u, paEf fle vi offer " 10 allu ~ he front door On
hr Court House u hU ely % WbStnK On Friday he 18Th
dAy o. JantAFyi ~ 10 o'clock n he f5iloRinF Dc.
sefibed property, 70 Ht;-L0t Hubs e nlnPl and 70,
Spl te corner q Water and 6erond atfegtl ID Centre
Whctiia, knoEu - Ne PhBa1 Paper Mn, btht de tame
property eonvtyed By = lambda and ohe 70 ts said
Robert ~ lgf ChaEle1 Y, boflnn, tbIuthgF With
thereto bslShf!ne. if' 'a'.'-i7 y, ~
Tanks o. sILs-Oae Of ths par,hase mousy "a b
paid u cash, and he residue q Ak And tBsVa months Nth
lhlsFsitfrom NE day o. sale.
seng g tEaies, shan only convey Sueh tis ~ nee
~ ~ NJ ~ Flrtla o. klA DEED 81 Trust
deeit-h a-s J..R. DI0kEY. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
Dividend

.tir So WHEELIa 6AvtN0s INHTHuiiaa,
January Gu. 1854.
NHE pIreei0TS Of iris ISiitaou have dis day dseased
dVldSud of Ten per cent De nhpllal Stock ouI
Of he profits for the last I1 meplr payable on demand
lln5-IW VA Mccoy FrssslFtF.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

THE Louisville Journal apers of sharp par
agraph on the iuteriaist among the Demo.
Gratis Of the North, Withthese oracular words:
is.Tbs man who invented the engine oftprturv
called The Nhrazen biIl,1 was roasted in Il; the
fellow Elo invented the glillotine lost his head
BY Il; and the party that devised the Kansas bill
is doomed to the fate Of its illustrious predv.
cessOrs."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
THE PEOPLE WANT
q AGOOD FAMILY pull.

"A NOOAN - Ak4NA !
pW. T0pD8 PILLS htTeyN A
BEEN compound "a VIII great ant
care and from The puFttf-m0,
WldtfFidR, These facts, "a q
eonheeti9n viii their adIli-Sthe
Fgbleebmblnatlpn, have giy-l-fcfi
enthent u { fepulatoHWhRfeA Or
they hAVt betn introduced, -hea
OF being the heat Rdnilyaa out
Fills In use. 49, EAilu
feGft vie required byT( 8
The proprietor lWhg ha,- Ola
beta a 5dee6lItal pEle. BAL
lice for oVeE 20 yeSIg, ih III
The city u Wheellnil to- YEA
adIatt llh6 Lingfeditdt1 ~ , Ne
thete pins 20 hatthslFcOIl. 7.Nhii
bllad aell6n fEollA Foashy1nie,
m Lirtf VIII certainty Il
and prodnee An ealy ald~ baN
Gaie dpifatiqn % ~ bgl-Elelnl
nay aet Sdnltlbly a6an- i
erdlHtIY plIltie, of ~ ANEbl
emile LAXATIVE q, smaller era,
dhlel, and are yesY niefdlli Elel
ftlieIlng celllvtpeal, las Cle
dlglit lop, z daehs, Colds, sIlil
&e,, Ae,, 4es, 1900 llth4l
fhest pliiS have bein II ana
,nse tsF mere thaa % ye8tS, lSn
AID 0Fdefl are nov alied iIlpl
from neRFIs liAli, the States fun
a lie Clitni ard nc de- snot
mahd q sG5ailiiy lheFeaslnE-
slbslsmtEisl bteone nereN e
tailf EEnpvn-7si ~. ~
these msdisintI az 10 SaIk b.
Throughout DE eeanlFJ
ldittll ylll rder q IN. 70
nrlfEist All Dealers D lfnllei
nlAets, cliislia z M, . A. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

MuRDEns IN New YORk Cir IN 1s57.-Thc
Police GaiStte publishes a list Of sixty murders,
which have been committed In New York city
since January LIST lsST-Bu. one execution
has taken place, that o. The Oman Dorsey.
Three persons convicted Ofapial crimes are
now under sentence Of death. Tho EsehiSo
Posk in commenting, remarks
A remarkable feature In this appalling list Of
crime is tho fact that in large majority orcases
no circumstances have pointed with certainty to
the criminal: Suspicious have, indeed, rested
upon parties in most cases but these have been
in ,some instances entirely uniounded and in
others too vague to WaFrahtths finding Of an in.
dlctment and up to the present moment there
is long catalogue shroudcd in mystery Many
murders have seemingly been committr Tor the
mere love ofkilling Thus colored ulri, nam.
ed Francis Salters, was deliberately Slot in
Thomas street without the slightest PRIV cation
or any mORiye ofclpidity. Tho assas,iis, up.
on committing The deed, jumped into tl,eiF.e ear.
rlage and drove of, probably without knowing
the name Of their victim
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

RaoaAuoS- isbslisrsd that the vmlsra.
don aoplysland alone viii be diminished during
the coming spring, In copsequphse - the, re-
cant financial depression Of this iaa1tty. The
emigration from Germany win probably, on
The contrary, be a Iarge Is etsr ii that sea.
som, g N ~ WV,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
statement :: g WAssllns say!9g: Ihil,atIsn,
VI Mlc0Y, IrsasaIsI

We undtFtEned appointed . committee 10 examine
the accounts Of he WhSlBF styns Ihstut0n and jvo
esTdeAts thereof DO hereby certify that Ne have care.
faly EXAMINED said aeroun and hb4 ne Ab1Vg TtAteent
% he correct GFtu uhder hsndI ths GBt DCesmbg
1881. WN. p PEFERs0N,l ~
f..g 1900, ISAIAH COOPER, SCommitas
{yl RUneT MORRISON -f1l7f'f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

THR ArtASne TEtaasArH Mr.. Cyrus W.,
Field and Engineer Everett, leo New York for
England 10 the steamer Of Wednesday, for the
purpose 81 making arrangements for laying the
lAuaa,Is telegraph Ia the spring, They take
with them ths model Of new machine, inven.
led by Mr. Burdan, for paying out The cable,
which iSSAid to possess great advantages over
any other that has before been made Mr., Bur.
dan has in the estirpAdouo Of those best qualified
tojudge, sdsseedsa In oJtiAli6g ths great did.
euldts which Others have sought u overcome
the strain upon the cable by the rising and fall.
ias'ot the vessel. This be has done by the use
ofeompsnSatIns weight and moyement'sO deli.
cate that the excess Of single pOund beyond
aay,Eiysn weight o. strain produces instant
movement Ofthe apparatus and secures exactly
the relief needed. The Apparatus, too, will ap.
plyils own breaks, should break be necessary.
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: : 'blEIiN.flAL sGi IKE -
: NEW FlRM.

pls, hAktLEII NlNQNELt. Nontlitt, tN
SkIttty lln9Vh.
D., Wachs bslag oenpstdb 3 Ne Fapl1ly lalftailhe
ba1nfaa 70 ~ 70 he aest ~ tOing Ne tAns lalta
PA1argn luiornlng BE ultt aht Ne pahe lhaihg haa
lglult baslhsea eohnPoiion VIII \. .. atsu n. y,
ne has had nssn yeAFs tusosliu HpsFiVnet hsh
tnl piufetllen.
Or ", are pltpatsd V psFfsFa svSEy OprIalohln
turgeal AlA hegAahoA npntliry q uliat ulh and
plq1 AL ha laleut lltIpVVuln " Ne plnal Att 40
gnAfanltq al lqf baout ,d1TAttf a1d pgnclqAl ut1y
Nglf AftiltlAl Tetth ahall AZ ~ IlfpAsa1a,
FvsaQna ~ hAge aeaied thentslVui he tAloge Aud
coa1ri u AFilcia fuh mon ne fFual ifthl " tatf.
Ing shprfluntea d1fnr TIE nsefaaiy fpuinaGy aKuAes
ton u We ED tgsh aha feoi1 ihfofust hatby bsu
pioegss, snfely thllr Chafeaf - nheF, ant sprfa.
hs 10 rest eases ahd giv Airiiit % a. leslh ere
res tAtFaetrd ulthouipaih.
Any niofnAteh o. adreu appsFtaihhF % lhsf Hrpua.
eion thsy VNi ~ pleased IA Ftt fTntt.
Heata call end uHallhe tpecngnt Of AFlelll fgoit,
~ 0leg ppSh ~ all konfa. aenie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

HANDSOME MEN.-We we're speaking Of hand.
some men, the other evening, and was wand
ering why X. had lost the beauty for which FIVE
yearsago, he was famous 10, its because he
never dii anything" said B.; "he never worked,
though he suffered. You must hqss The mind
cliaslling 1eay at tie .Eeatpres, ifyou rant
hGaaSoB6 Midile.dged mean Since hearing
that remark, have been on the watch, to see
whether It was generally trus-and it Is a
handsome man who does nothing but cat and
drink, grows Habby, anil the tine lines Of his
features arc lost, but the hard thinker has an
admirable sculptor at work, Keeping bis fine
lines in repair and constantly going over his
face toimproye the original design. Yet, heigh.
hol perhaps il is because / am growing old my.
self, that SEQ 50 much beauty in the middle
aged msnl Time is an old wretch he makes
HOta handsome very often, but he does not i'm.
prove wOmtai-C6r. Home Journal,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

TuR following Is an extract from 4 letter sent
from q minister In Illinois: Preachers feel these
hard times sensihly. For more than two months
LhaEe not had q cent except what received
for marrying, and marriage fees are not very
large in this region. III
DADDY, want to ask You question:
''Nyell, my sony iifhy IS neighbor Smith's
liquor shop like q counterfeit shilling " 81
safit ten, my sons .sBecaass You eanitpass IT.
| sala ths boy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
Board Of Health.

Qlolt - ~ Bad e uallA q ~ ny v NAltllnl
~ iof ~ uouth - btosubsg, ltSi'
1917 ,ssssssss.ss.sssfssts ssssss'sssss'sssN!
tele.atla .ssss.t. .fss.t...ss. sssstssssvsss''.l
III ''.ss,s.....- .ss,..ss..'..s'sss'..ss's.'!
pSSSsi ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,.i....i
hepls ,sss..s ssss
W. yal4f.lll .,s@- s...s.s..ss''...
s.eI sSll,e.
wv ~ llll. tessr stssssss
lnaalnlAa1 olt1s EluF1. :. s.ss.s3ssiss,..,..4
-. 8, l4tqis ,.,ss,ss- -. .tt.ss'l
s1pefAnoe ed elpotulp......,.s...s.....
!l ~ - Aalileaq y - st.ssft sssr'siA
yaAl Observation-Disclosures
sN,.A.afe ulitla.s..s......s....s .s. .s.ss'.''s.
'ssas.Aat stt.''s'.t
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nHNTTanRY

Il y III ~
= blsiiIY Ilil 60 : = a. Me- l,lilil liIlsS
80 - "a q g y = . .eSS' = !. r;
- -. - l'st.s.i sails, d yClius $3.50.
~ lcahiI taIaetl y ~ rlafIli ~ flic ~ -
- tgrCl gSrl, llii1 ~, - y ~ lltll1 eiylal
~ ~ ~. y s,e,ll ~ -
yin lAgil Vllola Pseuaisl h opslliag no tAgle-
~ ~ = osi-a 49, y giVS tale tAllaslla
y ~ ~ nv iaVef IA'l Va - fallea.ss.
WA~u.S, No,, iAlsl l1a,5 oSE
llitlou, V " ili,evlar EladIllIhf ff
4. T. ue1i ,. M uoh Co., W Isnptsa, Ms tlsa ara
e-lus aolfll Nsllcn, ~, D \. ~, ~, O, llAl
~ lla1hl, Esaa.l - elIaS EtliiSs 715Vis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

A eSRgh islns, pleas
ant, aaf6 ndeasetali, q .
lB0dGFateeeIt.
One that can b Kept 10
Tue house asa faRIY md.
ifcfaS, and give % Children,
lOr % peftons 10 debate
Meath ibin Rgttt Fand With.
out agEfIE4tien % other
Ailmehts.
Such . medicine lS DR..
olapmapis H0kRH0UND
RAtsAN. ~
rs d0es not pgoauea III !.
" sak1tgl ghleh feIl6EI III
ne u Ne e01th me- Is
Which soittin Tartar EnSt.
tides not eepStipatg ne
bowels lkfe TIE epngh Hleols
.slnys ghish soatAil opium.
Ms HBrgnt lEtiSlti q
which i iiepnplsef-gtn.
era, Liedficr, h6afhOiisi,
ecamplne, li6lstll, Wlf
CleFTyt kl lfSt6 mblued
VIII 4 TOME and alelyns,
hat ne ealsh 3 loeSsitd
md soothed, Thils a he
lSine tine ne system 3
supported, AID he ngtnFAl
llhslIbnI % tbe hoIEis are
ass latsfisFse slfA,
~ Rasssss,stati.
-. --,-.9
b ne principal aruEriiti
ata ~ Z
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b ne principal draEEiIti
LOGAN co WiihlssaIS
- slIr ger, ehoula6f
ltlllllsl Y. lalls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

PoPvtAToS on CNcNNAIr- Cincinnati, &C.
cordipg 10 an estimate 81 Tie, Gazette, has a
population q ai4, 900 inhabihnts, an increase
ia leo Years efoya s., 900 The yalle ofman.
nhetufes and industry s SIT down At $4,000.
600
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

AsTnirAPiIioH kfInIa9r.- bill has been
passed by the Parliament Of Holland, amer a
niue years struggle prescribing tue Bible aud
tsteaehingi and even The uttershee &C the mime
pfJssas n ~ tHe pubic schools
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09
SETTLE

~, ftissls 9AlA A'4NINAAsAA4tA .i1lii 4tr ~
ACCOUNTS Agalptt AZ parties INDEBTED 10 he Utgs.
"A ben IN b ueat agt an ready for Is.stnt b. u
lti d I9nas ~. hose nq eang f0r their accounts y
tss. ~ t4selli4N lroLAE.LEas, Knox; 60. b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

RichEs SOr, HAFpREs s,ephsa Girasd, Of
Philadelphia when surrounded with immense
wealth, and supposed to be taking supreme de-
lightinits accumulation, wrote the following to
aiFient:
H o myself, ! live ike a galley slave, CON
SANITY occupied, and oiten passing the might
without sleeping l am wrapped up in laBv.
tintil Of affairs, and worn out With cares. do
not value fortune. The loTe 81 labor Is my
higher emotion. When Iitise Ia the morning.
my only effort Is 70 labor 50 hard during The day
that when aisht comes, hay u enabled o
sleep sapadly. SsiS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

A IERM caNsrNAs ~ JAIA-on Christmas
morning, tie ailOr Of Marion county, Va, re.
eyiyed the following petition from his bOardsns
n awe, the petitioners, do ask, and further
pray that your Honor do permit and grant US
one quart Of good old rye whisky, with sutii.
Client quantity faloes ln the same, that We can
make use oft as medicine, for the use Of our
DEPRIVED bodies; 1t our own expense. Aud Wc
will forever pray i
hejailof bensyOlently furnished the whis.
key, and it is written that the jatl.birds had a
merry time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

He further diseoprsts on Funeral setm6us:'
n sometimes wish people could attend thisr
own. funerals Could some men hear the eulo-
gies pronounced upon their characters iermoF-
Il honesty, aflef their death, how they would
Shrek and howl IS they layl in their eOfinslr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-09

II does 70, sep5tipats be
boNels ma ne eough medl.
,slays gAish sSatsih opium.
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tetA... ....,...... .s......,.;, t......ss..aA
lahf-9l Gro. BAIRD, IT,, SECRETARY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-22
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

designed) to strengthen n Church which Is 'the
bulwark Of slavery" and to divert attention from
Tho work Of practical righteousness.
No MORE SLAVE TRIALS.
Whereas, q central despotism exists at Washing
ton. whose purpose 10 to uphold and extend slave
~ and
Whereas, one Of the rssdiest means to resist !,
is the machinery of the State Government ; and
Whereas, according to oil precedent before and
since lToy, the acquiescence Of the people, under
any act Of Government. gives to it the force and
sanction Of law therefore,
Is. Resolved, that we urge the Northern State,
to assume every attribute OF unlimited sovereignty
necessary for ~eAectual resistance to tho Slave Pow
er and. as q first step, to enact that no fugitiv,
slave shall ever be surrendered from their limits
or put on trial as to the question whether be ia OF
ever has been u slave.
A ptsnoSoRABLK POSITION.
49,. Resolved, That they who stand aloof from
the Ant'Slavery enterprise occupy n position dis
honorable to themselves, merciless TOW ards the en-
shaved. well pleasing to the shareholders. hostile 4
the general welfare, derogstory to the honor an,
lame OF the Republic, and reasonable to the caus,
OF Freedom throughout the world.
The reading of the resolution with regard to tn
bo'called revival Of religion" called forth som
marks OF dis pprobstion, which were ans wered b.
hearty applause ON the part Of the majority of til
audience. NJ Edgar Kc,chum rose and said
W cannot vi agree in the sentiment of tts
Resolution. There are hundreds here who are
The conclusion Of the sentence was lost in calls U
Order. Orderly.
Mr.. ~ketchum--"Only one word" (Cries O
Hear him. hear him".)
The PresidentA-"The gentleman 10 out Of order
rs only the opponents Of the resolution wh
make this disturbance. Those who appreciate tn
sentiment Of the resolution have surely no need !
occupy the time in giving their applause; for tn
snakes that are present ure indiUa'ing tho natur
Of this revival Of religion sufficiently without 90
demonstration Oh their part (applause)
When the reading Of the resolutions was 6nishe
the President introduced Charles Lennvx Remond
Of Salem, Massachusetts,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-22
. WHITE SLAVE RUNS AWAY. JOINS
THE CHURCH. AND REACHES
CANADA IN SAFETY.

About the fret Of January there arrived at the
depot Of the u. q. X. r.. in this city. = woman.
quite handsome, and perfectly white, who came
from Lexington Ky. She told a story, the truth Of
which was subsequently ascertained 10y the agents
OF the U. g. II. X. Her inther WAS her frat msst
ter, and resided in the interior Of Kentucky. AZ
we have said. the negro element in her was com.
pletely blanched out. She was. consequently,
treated like O free person, and was told by her
father that in his will no had made provision fog
her manumission. Her father died. and his Wilt
he made provision for her manumission.-
Ills will was. it is supposed, destroyed
BY some Of the heirs, as it contemplated .
disposition of his property no. acceptable to them.
The girl was solo with the estate. She was bought
by q man who treated her 80 badly that she at
tempted TO run away. She was caught. brought
back, and beaten so that she still bears the marks
Of the whip upon her back. Her second attempt
to escape was more successful. She reached Lex.
ington, and there took the cars for Covington.
Sue was 80 Caucasian in appearance ~ 10 excite
no suspicion. and reached Cincinnati safely. Here
she found friends. occupation and q home. Fall
ing under revival Influences she became connected
with one OF the churches here, and was constant
in her attendance at meetings.
Her master became IN some way acquainted
with her place of residence. and a few weeks since
made an attemp ut to capture her. The son OF her
father, the son of her last owner, and one Or two
others, came to the city in pursuit. Hearing of
her religions propensities, these young men became
devout, would they had remained 81! y attended
prayer meetings, listened to sermons, 6c.. and at
tracted the notice Of some jealous brethren, ~ho
thought they saw in the young men the begin.
nings Of the religious life.
So matters went on till one Sunday night they
saw the white slave at church. When she Left
, for her home. in company with some two or three
female friends, they followed them and attempted
TO arrest her. She acting on the Apostles in
junction; 'If thou mayss be free, use it," rather
I resisted the attempts at a capture. She had pluck
"a we'll as religion. as the Kentuckiars found
While they ~ ere squabbling. two policemen cams
\ up and demonstrated with the young iuen 'for
n abusing the ladies'. The gill slipped IF. leaving
!. the police and the Kontuckians To settle matters,
The next day she started for Canada riu the Uuder
Ground Rail Road, and. as she says in q letter re-
i ceived here q day or two ago, arrived safely a
- hearing nothing ol the pnrsuers on the
way she is we'll and has met with kind friends"
We regret TO say that the young Kentucky gen
tlemen have dropped church going, and. if We ma,
. believe Que Of the girls companions. on the nigh
e of the attempted arrest. made use Of certain phrase
. which, although often heard in Orthodoxy church
J es. are decidedly improper whom used BY laymen
. = CinrinHafi Gazette.