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The St. Marys Sentinel tells the following most capital siory--too good to be either mislaid or lost

 "While in Dayton few days ago, the fol. lowing anecdoie was related to us, which we thought was frsf rate .

 "Eben ileald, who had once before been to Mexico, but, owing, as he said, to the loss of his health, had returned home-took ii in to his head, | few days since, 10 try it again His neighbors, however. judging of his lor- mer conduct, aud not fully believing the re- ported causes of his first return, doubted whether he intended going a second time al all. But, on the day appointed for his star ting, Eben set of on his weary journey Having reached Cincinnati he discovered he had started before he was ready, and, conse- quently, tIIe next day SAW him back in Day. ton. Many were the jibes he encountered on his return 1; and, among the rest, a couple Of his whig friends asked him what he had cone back for. Eben replied, tha, fearing he mixhi fall into the hands of the Mexicans, he had returned for copy of Tom Corwin' s speech, as he was confident ali h---ll could no, isjurs him among the Mexicans while in pos session of that document'

 ssWe shoHld not be surprised, should Eb- en be seken by the Nexicans, to hear of his eievstion to some important post among ihem, providing he takes good care and makes prop sr use cf this ialisman.n