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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
Roman Catholics in United States.

The present population Of the United
States is about 25,000000 and Of these the
Catholic Church claims 100000.
From the year 1925 to 1874, 1880 900
left Ireland one million of whom came TO
America. the proportion of Catholics among
Them being estimated a, 800,O ... =.
Since that period TO the present, the mum.
Der who emigrated here from Ireland, was
100000; and taking the Caiholicsas as above
we will have in nine years, 100000.
A large number, say half a million, came
from Germany, some from llaly, France,
Belgium, and other countries, half of whom
were Catholics, say $50 1000.
Twelve years ago America had Catho-
lie population (according TO Dr. England,
Bishop of Charleson) of 100000. s.a
Calculating The incrGsSe of number by
binh at tho very small number of 100000,
and adding for converts in The large cities
10000, we will have the following total:
Catholic emigranls from 1895 TO No. . .r.
1914, 100000
From 1914 to 1859, 100000
Catholic emigran,s from other
countries, 100000
American Catholics twelve years .a
ago, .t. ...f.... 100000
Increase BY births since, 100000
Number of converts, 10000
Number who OUGHT 10 he Calho. y 9
lies, 3,97O,O0O
Number who ARE Catholics, 100000
Catholic Church, 100000
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
The WOrkman's Song.

by CHARLES MACKAY. .
Who lagS for dread of daily work,
And his appointed task would shirk,
Commits a folly and crime;
A soulleSs slave stt
A paltry knave- p.
A clog upon the wheels of time.
With work to do, and store of health,
The mans unworthy to be free, 3 ~.
Who will give
That he may live, 'H.
His daily toll for daily fee. "h
No! Let us work! We only ask
Reward proportioned to our task;
We have no quarrel with the great;
No feud with rank r+sttt
With mill, or bank .t.-.-
No envy of lords estate.
If we can earn sufficient store .ss
To satisfy our daily need, Iat d. .l,.
And can retain, s. H."s
For age and pain, f
A fraction, we are rich indeed.
No dread of toll have we or ours;
We know our worth, and weigh our powers
The more We work, the more we win:
Success TO trade! ... .st
Success to spade! ...f5 .i..
And to the corn that's coming in! ..a
And Joy to him who DER his task t,l Is
Remembers toll S Natures plan; .
Who, working, thinks s . aI
a And never sinks s-
His independence as man. -.
Who only asks for humblest wealth, ...
Enough for competence and health;
And leisure, when his work is done,
..... To read his book, . -s.... ..
By chimney nook, ..rr.
Or stroll at setting of the sun, r
Who tolls as every man should toll aa
For fair reward and free: tg1t ug.
.7 These are mem 80 3, .,.a ga3
t The best of men .ueI as.I. alH
r. These are the men we mean to bel .r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

and before The party broke up. | Dad made
a public and mos, positive declaration, iba.
Iif ever engaged in another piralical- expe-
dition. il should be in some county where
Major General Winfield Scott woJId not De
likely TO interfere with my sailing pFders.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
~ From the London Times.

yftTnE triumph of the candidate of the Demo-
cratic party, brought forward by the men of the
SOUTH, will secure, probably FOR EVER, the as
tendency Of liberal commercial principles, and
should Lord DERBY next year be disposed to take
The American tariff for his model, we have little
doubtt thai it will serve to remove the last illu-
sions of the protective system from his mind. In
this respect, and on this point, we take GeneraI
Pierce TO be fair representative Of the opinions
of Mr. Calhoun, and, as such, VALUABLE PRAc-
TIoAG ALLY to the Commercial policy Of this
country 7rs I'll ..s r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

Governor Wood has appointed Thursday,
November 25Ih, us a day of Thanksgiving
throughout The State Of Ohio. We epresame
that day will generally be observed through
ou. The Union.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

Only twenty miles of The Lake Shore
Railroad remain 10 be finished between
Cleveland and Erie. This will BE- done in
q short time, when the unplrasan, and ollen
dangerous passage oil The Lake q. THE see
son will be dispensed with, ssa va
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
From the London Leader

1--WE are without information as to the views
Of Gen. Pierce on the subject of co-oPERATloN
WITH ENGLAND; but we cannot say that we feel
any apprehension on the point, and we shall
await the final election, not without share in
the confidence Of many American friends that it
WILL RESULT wEIiDf f't -- 40.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

",The two parties of the Republic, Wing and
Democrat that is, Conservative and Progressive,
Protectionst and Free Trader-appear to have
marshalled their forces, and selected their candi-
dates for the coming election. Every ENGLISH
MAN of almost every class, REJOlCES in the
expectation Of success for the Democratic, Pro-
gressiye, Free Trade party"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
oT From the Manchester Examiner.

,"Tbe election Of Gen. Pierre will at any rate
prove that the Democratic majority, whatever
may be their other differences, are unanimous in
their testimony on behalf of liberal commercial
policy, and any government HE may form will be
rUAL COOPERATION in reducing, wherever pract-
cable, existing impedimentS to International in
course"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
ThFaIT ITELEIRAPH.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Dollar and Fifty Cents,
ALLIANCE

.Betwsen The LOCOFOCO Party in the
.l United States, and E N G L A N d. 10
BREAK DOWN american Manufac.
tureS, and thus secure the Market for
England! }.- ..-
q "a Z z Z { Z T Z
-''t SVlpn Prnnf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
rrFrm Wilmer and Smiths Liverpool Times.

.''As regards England, public sympathy, It IS
eedlessto say is enlisted on the side of the Dem
ccratic candidate. Not that General Pierce is
considered the better man. FAR oTHERwlsE He
10 merely accepted as the nominee Of that great
party in the Union who desire to push the prn-
eiple Of free trade 70 its utmost limits"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
u5-From the London Times (old date.)

"When the Cclt has crossed the Atlantic, he
begins, for the first time in his life, to consume
the manufactures Of this country, and indirectly
to contribute to its customs. We may possibly
live to see the day when the chief product of Ire
land will be cattle, and English and Scotch the
majority of her population, The nine or ten mil
lions of Irish, who by that time will have settled
in the United States, cannot be less friendly 10
England, and will CERTAINLY BE MUCH BET
TER CUSTOMERS to her than they now are"
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Rates OF Advertising.

-sCS - A0NCtGhcAn6p
One squae (lS lines or leSs) three weeks, q 90
Every subsequent insertion, {; :: %
Ohe square, tnree months, 3 90
One square, six months, : =. 90
One square, one year, 3: !: az: !. /: s. 90
One half column, one year, q: : .: 20 90
Three-iourthS of column, one year. p6 90
One column, one year, 80 on
GTAdvertisements not having the number of 10
SeTtlonS marked on, copy, will be continued uath
forbid and charged accordingly. IT[ N
pCasual advertisers must pay in advance.
UJOb Printing, of everydescrption wiz
be executed with accuracy and neatness.
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.r~ .. From Gleason'S Pictorial.
GEN. Winfield Scott. a .g

AN INCIDENT IN THE DAYS OF THE CANADIAN
.. .H REBELLION. t.,T ,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

9 e" The primary question for the United States,
in the election, as it is for ourselves in the cleo
toral contest of this week, is the national sane
ton Of FREE TRADE. n \ GEN. PIERCE
HAS OUR BEST WISHES FOR HIS SUCCESS"
London Times, June 9Th ti '"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-10
BRANDaErPs PILLS
Aisur:sa., or Enlargement Of he Heart. dSfs
ries. Piles. &.. a..

dlehrssai, or EufrgsateM 81 Wt s1fau, arc
riss, Piles. as. a..
F1SE the pills ty, or three times week IL do
~ Sc, sufficient to purge freely and waen
par0yisln cainss on. &c .Tless use of tie Pills
must he IN ,de; down with six or eight. and IN a
little while rcpsal the dose; do this untii the
bowels are strongly purgpd. This effected. the
danger is Over f9r that attack. ANGINA pectoris
apI sl,ne IL taeS sal.hli,lief are treated ia the
kiae n,naer, and although considered incura-
bic the msi;ral profession. are cured by the
use Of Draadre;a's Pals. Piles are cured by
DraaIsstas Pills. In severe attacks tho doses
musl DO full; SIX OF eight for few nights To-
eaiief will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disesse comes on in the treatment Of other disea-
srs. il gn,l sign; use nothing but the pills.
anil. a. an outward application. cold cream or
l,rl. AMI mike frequent use Of c,ld water locally.
Where there have been pec:oral affections. as
asthma, consumption. &c, perseverance will I've
rell;rel with TIA pills 10 effect pertinent cure.
Bat alJ other course viii assurcdiy bring on the
pe..orll affection.
Il. Of DsjiLfy, w asaeys, 'Kasfiags, De-
riiass.or coIsam,3tlol approaching. il will he
necessary TO commence win small doses. Begin
WITH one pill going to bell; next night twa pills !;
do flis alternately for three or fur days. or
1oaser; If no alteration takes place then increase
: pin each night until Eve or six pills are used
then decrease by one pill. down to one pill
Saoal my feyerish symptoms arise. then take
strong Doses until the lever is reduced. When
this is dons. the patient may drop down to such
doses as ihrir osa ia lg nrnt 81, IL determine !;
heias c1sf5i to keep the drs;n upon the impure
hunsrsi as these are removed. - will be their
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-10

Their t,orelorer HE ADORE diseases is nof en-
eelle.f-if equsikd-by ony afker preparation
IN fhe Usifsd safts. ss fhe cures attest. in ma
ny eases after skilfui physieians had faiied.
These BIiisrs are worthy The attention Of in
vsIids Possessing eresi virtues IN The recteafion
ofdis~ases Of the Liver and lesser glands. exer-
cising The mosl searching powers in weakness and
affections cfihe digestive organs, they are with
al, safe, certain and pleasant.
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WALL PAPER & FIRE SCREENS.
DERS0Ns wanting something pretty in the
I way Of Wall Paper and Fire
Screens, would do well to call at the Drug
Store.
April 10. 81
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HO u S e a n d i o IS
near llillsborOush,
For SALE OR RENE

= HE House and Lot where the late Priesily
H. Mangum resided, near ilIsborouuh. ON
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though no,
svithin the corporation is sufficiently near to en-.
Joy the advantages OF the town. The lot has on
tall the necessary out houses. good well. and
garden. A lot adjoining. containing abou,
tFee acres. will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply TO Stephen Moore esq. Hills
borough.
= December -. ID
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HISTORY OF
NJRTlaI 0Ag c IINAo

NGRIla 0Ag c IINAo
THtS great work. by Col. WHKKLKR. will he
= ready for delivery in few DAYS. The sub
scriber, having contracted, with the author. for
the sale and delivery of the said work Tor all the
Counties aud Towns embraced in the Ist I'd,
Sd, 4lh aud 5th Judicial Circuits. Except Ra-
leigh and three or four counties in the 9Th cir
cuit.) would inform his friends and subscribers
that the distribution of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri.
hers $500, non-subscribers S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also. Gcueral Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hiilshorough, New. 3. 1851. 0s--
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VEYRRsS
WAX D. @
q
CHERRY PECT0RA
- - Csrs -
(0rCuS, COILS, noARSESEN
BgoxCnuis, WnoePIxc-Coren.
CRorP, ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION.
TO CURE A COLD. viii He4azehe and
soreue-s q ihe Body. take Inc CheHs fefiess
On going 10 bed. and wrap ur ~sfm. ie- s~esi
during shs nishs.a
Per Told and csush. take 4 mer.&eE. eeen
and evening. according 10 directions 81 ~ bot
tle. and he difficulty ~iIi soos K feznagrd Nsne
win long rufls, from This trouble wh<n hey end
Il can be readily rUred Psf~sn< sfzeesed ~iih
Stated cough. nhich hsesks them Of sheir Fest Al
night, will find. ~ taking the chefry Perierz
an going 10 bed. They may he sure Of seund. On
broken slerp. and consequently fefieshins rest
Crcsi relief from suffering, and an ulnmste cur,
is sIiarded 10 thousands pho are thus sflicied b.
this Invaluable remedy.
Frnm is asEeeaiie eficei in fhes< eases. many
End themselves unwilling 70 fafego "a use When
the Necessity Cor Il has eessei.
Prom iva eminent Physicians in
Fsyelissil.~. Ten, April is. 1851.
s,ns-We have given your Cherry Peetorsi
an extensive trial 10 our Practice. aud find i 10
surpass every other remedy We have Cor euiing
affections o. the respiratory organs.
DRs. DIEMER & HAMPTON,
TO Singers and Public Speakers this remely
l. invaluable. as by is acian on The throat and
lungs. when taken in small quantities. i rsmasfs
All hoarsencss In . Few Tours. and ~onlenuIly In
creases the power and Aexibilisy q sh< soire.
ASTHMA i generally much relieved. and Of
len wholly runpd ~ cherry picioul. Bat there
are some rsxcr - obstinate A. 10 ysl entirely 10
ma medicine. Cherrv pectoral will cure Them. If
they can H. cured. - -
npoxcnrr,cs =. n ~. j. =,
~. I, - s.,as a. ~
.Pi". P'''"r' W ~ 'o'se' - .''s :, -
~, ,s :. =
M W. W
'''"e''s' ~ ~ :, " =
~. s'' '"e ~ - 'e.s
SUI" .as, ~ ''"" .'o - 800 - :.
o.s''''. |" .sn '''s'' -" y s''' ','' s''' -
on1 -. o'se an ''l'e ''s - nn'''.' 10 -
v ~, 'o'on'e :, "'s' a"o ns4oe.s "ssss " ~, =
'o'a'' UNI ~, e.' r',. s'.e o'ssass' -
'"S wunopr%c f "", ,'.r 'sa - ny -.
1870. - "'ay
a"a s'', va'ru y .1e use ons,'s lesos',
az. ~. $3.50. : sss'"y 49," ~, =
,ired where whole families were protected from
any serious consequences. while their nciehhors,
without the Cherry Pc, toral. were suffering from
the disease.
Salem. Ohio. llth June. 81.
DR.. ]. C. Ayer:-I write 10 inform YOU If the
truly remarkable effects Of your Cherry Pec,oral
in this place. and in my own family. One az INV
daughters was compIetely cured in three da,s al
a dreadful Wboopinp Couoh Inv rak;ug II. Dr.
Means. one of our very hest Physicians. freely
states that he considers II the be-, remedy we
have lor Pulmonary diseases. and thai ne has
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Ala YARDS Tow and Cotton
AsJOo Cioi's wanted at
LONG & WEBB'S.
September 90. o.
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SHOES Shoes!

Black and Colored CATERS
- and HALF CATERS, from Miles
~ & Son, Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters aud Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co.. Philadelphia.
Bootees for Ladies'. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. lust received at
LONG & WEBB'S. -
October 2. o.
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Euss Received. at the Dmg Store, DIR. D
- Banloiie's vermifuge Sugar Drops. warrant
cd without Mercury. They have proved in al
cases quick and certain remedy for Worms.
June 30. Al
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Cabinet Making.

THE subscriber would respectful, inform lie
= citizens 81 filIsIorough and the public ee-
Morally that be has on hand Al his shop on Chur-
ton street due west from the couri-house. ,sri-
ETY. ofexcellcn Furniture, and that he is prerar-
ed TO manufacture, in the hest siyle all articles
IN his line, such as -
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
SlDEB0ARDs. ofWild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds. 4
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
ary.
COtFINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &C..
He promises that hiswork shall be faithfully
executed, and nj very low prices, and hopes llat
he will reccvc due encouiae. nrnriron, gene
rous public. -
All kinds Of Timber uscdsin Cabinet Work,
such as Walnut, cherry, Poplar. Birch and Ma.
pie, will be taken in exchange for work
Orders from distance will he thankfully re.
cei,ed aud promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
Aprill5. 79-ly
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Valuable Property
FOR sALE.

~ ~ /" -
wsnE rstse,fisl rllhinr d rsnQsf. en- ai
sa - 1rua 10 i.pl lira lrles.) IA ,Nf
omm "a "A 9Aatsruea. Mri, latnslst, 49, 4 ~HNAiA n
asauss large nna rslnI,n.lipus switb ~ nesesfs3
sas.I..s..Asas*. 44a nesss.ssiAsnS msll ~ masfi
ws1hsn f<~ f<~s ell knrh<a.
Alss shf<< srscz< a Lad. I've sznsll frAftS
= Thin Iwo nii<s - se~a; eo~ es)esninE ~.
Hoekxf and I-<me<l Lynch. snd the oabersd-
sasninx fhe lands ~ Mash Whissed and ozhef1
Ths third ffzet cnnsxans sessn OF right bond 60
ser. s. sll roo3 fsa. lying sfsr &c i4r Giose, ID
,sininz Szmsrl 7. Moore and e'h<ff-
The suh<rsii<r being d<isfHkp<d 10 fen.. v TO
he soush pes,, xill IN any Of n above proper
u ea accommodating terms.
Al persons indefaed 20 him vii piezre call
.nd sess.s. and those having claims viii Psernf
| hem Ger payment
December :.
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Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
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Deductions made in favor Of standing ad''''
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S HOES!

BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
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WATTS
Nervous Antidote and Physical
RESTORATIVE.

THE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE.
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WOOL 0ARUTNG.
September 30.

s3t.iH Subscribers Machine at Enoc Mills, Or
aage eaaniy.is now ready for business. He
l. naS a. kil post. and customers are respeeifaE
Il eiassted y bring On their Wssl web prepar-
81. - that he may be enabled 10 do work of
that Character Inch will not fail 10 please.
Fax sAei will he faceved in payment for
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
wAsHINGToN,s LETTERS.

We are glad Of the opportunity of doing justice
to Mr.. SPARKS, the Historian, (now President Of
Harvard University BY transferring to columns
the following series Of Letters from his pen, eec
tually indicating him from the imputation of in
fidelity to his trust in preparing for the press his
compilation of the Letters Of WASHINGTON. We
are gratifed also in being able to exhibit the Even
ing Post in the position of doing justice to Mr.
SPARKS, at the same time that it publishes his
vindication from imputations originally published
in its own columns.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17
FROM rnE NEW YORK EVENING rosr.

little than year ago we published two commu-
ncaons from correspondent Friar Lubin in which
set forth large number Of discrepancies between
the letters fWAsHSGToS edited by SPARKS and
of the originals colated and published by President
REED. 1t alleged by our correspondent that Mr..
SPARKS had materially altered suppressed and in
instances, added to the original text from imperfect
appreciation of his editorial functions few months
since noticed in columns the fact that Lord MAHoS
in of his recent volumes the History of England
adopts the criticism of Friar Lubin and charges Mr..
Sparks with having tempered with the truth Of history
In reply to these structures Mr. SPARKS has sent to
three several letters relating to the charge Of altering
and amending the letters second explaining the prin-
cipes and rules adopted in editing the work. and a
third describing "the condition in which many of
Washingons lerrers left in regard to the text"
These letters will form interesting chapter in American
photography They win show that whatever of
Judgment Mr. Sparks may have committed if any, he
not lacking in industry, in conscientious devotion to
the great literary trust assigned to him by Judges Wash
ington and Marshall.
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The City Councils Of CINCINNATI have got into
dilemma concerning M. KossUTH. Having passed
resolutions extending to him invitation to visit
that city, which he accepted they now refuse to pay
his board bill, due to Mr. COLEMAN, Of the Burnett
House. The amount Of the bill is 81 400, which
committee of the Councils, before asking an appro-
pration, took the liberty of cutting down to some
5000, without the consent of the worthy host of the
hotel; but even in this shape its payment was se-
fused