Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-31


in the opening prayer of services at Fair.
field, Ia, after praying for the general gov
ernment, prayed for the governor Of The
slate, and thus for the Legisulure
"And the Lord have mercy on our Legs.
Ialure. Spare their lives till they may re-
turn to their homes, and then put it into tho
hearts Of the people to keep Them there, and
return men oil temperate habits and senli.
menls, who will do some good"
That would not be aniss in The latitude
Of Ohio.
Pommade de Seville is a simple bu, eli
cacious preparation much in request among
Spanish ladies', for removing from the face
the effects of the san The following is the
recipe: Take equal parts of lemon juice and
white Of eggs. Beat the whole together in
vanished ear'hen ppkin, and set it on a
slow fire. STIR the fluid with wooden ST oon
ill it has acquired tho consislence Of soft
pomatum. Perfume i, with some sweet es.
sence, and before you apply it, carefully
wash the face with rice water.
Fortune telling is the easiest thing in the
world. When you hear young gent say
that he trusts TO luck for n living, you mas
prophecy that you see before you u youth
who will yet see The day when ho will go
on tick for cold potatoes,
Health is getting 10 be vulgar, and is con.
fined principally y TO servant girls. NJ lady
can possibly plead guilty TO being 'welI,'
without losing caste. Spinal complaints are
just now in the ascendant; no female being
considered "good society," who possesses
strength enough to liit smoothing iron,
Information has been received at the De-
parlment of Staie, at Washington. from
Francis w. Rice, Esq, United States Con-
sui at Acapulco, Of The death, within his
consular district, OF the following American
citizens, whose late residences are unknown,
viz: John Sayres, Neil McQuary, and
Richard Wallace.
The Boston Post says the book case which
the Queen OF Eng land is nbou, TO present 10
the Emperor Of Austria, will cost $4,000.
If she would give him New Testament
worth 81, and then give him $40 ,999 10 read
it, there nigh. be some prospec. of improve.
ment in the young man.
What won't the women do7 They've
usurped every article of dress in the mascu.
line wardrobe, they preach, they write books,
edit newspapers, spank the babies, keep mil.
liner shops, and sell dry goods, and now
they want 10 be doctors. Pshaw--how could
mans nerves be quiet, if an angel were
feeling his pulse!
The London papers Of July complain of
The intense heat, and state that the people
fell down in the street, and some actually
died from sun. strokes. Yet the mercury
only reached 8e degrees. Here the mercury
runs up 10 degrees higher before we even
+ begin 10 complain.
| New YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.--There
are now three thousand, three hundred and
sixty freight cars on this road, and immense
addition is 10 be made this fall. From this
: some idea may be had Of The immense guam
titles of freight carried on This road
1t is said that ten ships have been des.
patched from New York. within the past
three months, to the Lobos Islands, 10 load
guano there--armed, 100, under the special
authority Of this Government, in order TO
protect themselves, should they be nterlered
, with, either by the Peruyians or the emmis-
saries of England.
{ Different sounds will travel with different
i velocity. A call 10 dinner, will run over a
I ten acre lol in moment and a.hall, while
summons to return 10 work lakes from five
D to eight minutes.
/ Abraham French, son OF Baremus
: French, was held 10 bail by Mayor Hoffman,
a on Monday, for assault with intent TO kill,
in the sum of$300. The assault consisted
Il in throwing two.pound weight at an Irish
: man, which broke his leg, shauering tho
bone in shocking munner.-JacksOn
S Standard
Nothing is more easy, says Mr.. Paulding,
> than TO grow rich. 1t is only 10 trust no.
body-to friend none-to get every thing,
and save all we get--to stint ourselves and
Q every body belonging TO usz-lo be the friend
i of no man and have no man for our friend
< TO heap interest upon interest, cent upon
9 cent; 10 be mean, miserable, and desplsed
e for some twenty or thirty years, and riches
g will come, as sure as disease and disap-
is pointment.
4 A New York engraver is now giving the
i finishing touches to noble sIeel-plale en-
a craving of Gen. Pierce. The Democratic
candidate sits upon a majestic war'horse,
holding his gIass-BoSt. Transcript.
l. A whig editor suggests that the picture
a would be more lle-like if the engraver would
IS rub out the spy.glass and substitute cam
phor boule.--Prentice.
In town in Connecticut, a loafer was
o brough, before justice for being drunk in
y The street.-The fine being one dollar for each
u offense. The fine was paid. and next day
T. he was arraigned again. No you don't
Judge said he; Il know the lava dollar
for each oAense, and this is The same ole
le drunk
Ia The infant. drummer is said 10 be, the mos
i, wonderful military infant spoken of in Amer
n. ican history, except lille Frank Pierce, wh'
b. in the year 1919, at The age Of eight years
was an officer, and commanded the rea
y guard Of Gen. Pixies army, as was asserted
by Democratic papers, shortly alter his nom
TO inalion.
- - A young hen will lay the first year abot
10 150 eops. The SECOND, 1870; the third, 100