Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-31
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the present dynasty is probable. The agil.
ollon and alarm Throughout, the country arc
now general, and ii is stated that. as a con.
sequence of it, all the wealthy people arc
boarding whatever gold and silver they can
obtain, so that another influence is thus ere.
gress ot the changes 10 be brough, about by
the California and Australia discoveries.
REMEDY FOR THE yellow FEvER.-A cor.
respondent writes: "A lew years ago fsll ia :
company with a very intelligent, captain of
anerchanI ship, who had made many voy.
ages 10 The WesI Indies, and also 10 the
coast of Africa, and he informed me tha, as
an anlldote to the ievers prevailing in ,hose
elm ateS. he always took with him n large
bo'le of finely pulverized charcoal, of which
he gave his crew ,ea.spoonlul three times
a day In glass Of water, and hs never losI
a man by the yellow fever, though other
ships were duly losing their men. Should
any one have faith 10 Try this, with good er.
feet. ! hope it may be published 10 lhe world
paper.
Al the recen, Unilarian Convention, held
as 81. Louis, the following preamble and
resolutions were referred TO selec, CON.
miuce, who are TO report TO The mex, con.
ference:
"As there is a misunderstanding Of the
views Of Unitarian Christians on Important
subjects it is deemed proper to make some
declaration in reference thereto:
"RSS0lued, That we regard Jesus Chris,
not as mere inspired man. bu, as the Son
of God-the messenger Of the Father IL
man, mitaculously sen,-lhe mediator BE-.
tween God and men-lhe Rrdeemer Of The
world; and that WE regard The miracles Of
the New Testament as facts ON which The
GOSPEL is based"
The Railroad meeting al McConnelsvIle
on the TN iGsl was well attended. Ths
committee appointed at a provinus meeting
r'porrd that $l06 900 of stock had been
subscribed. Mnrgan county was required
10 raise $t50,000 in order 10 justify the of.
ficers in le,ling the road from McConneIs.
vile 10 Cambridge, and determination was
expressed to raise the additional amount,
$6 600 additional was subscribed on the
spot The other $38 600 We think will BE-
subscribed. Guernsey county has raised
the amour, assessed against It's citizens, and
there is now every pfosprcl thar The road
east Of the Muskinsum will be built.
BEA uTIfUL CouETRY.-The 81. Louis In.
leIIgencef Iearns rom ciEzeus or 81. LOUIS
who spent the season a, 81. Paul, in the
summers Of 185l-2. thai within rangs Of
twenty miles Of ST. Paul, they have counted
not less Than from fifty 10 seven,y five lakes,
while others from there Stale the number TO
be mnch larger. The lakes abound in fish.
and are filled with water as clear as crystal.
CALlFoRNIA.--Severa correspondents oil
The New York Tribune, writing from Cali.
rnrnia. by the last steamer, discourage, in
he strongest terms, further emigration 10
that country. One writer says that few men
are able 10 clear over $500 per day, and
they can be hired 10 work in ihe m mes for
$4,000 per month. lie concludes as fol.
lows:
How bitterly, bitterly, many Of The last
mmgl alton rue they ever left their cumlOr,'
able liulc homes, some Of which lhry mor,
gaged 10 obtain their outfit. Does not lho
late reduction Of The price speak volumes
Two thousand On three steamers. Yes. Lei
The price fall within the means Of many u
poor devil here, and such rush for home"
ITO any one comfortably situated, nnd
making anything like living u, home,
would say, never come here"
The manufacture Of bee,.root sugar has
been commenced in Ireland. with great sue
cess. In France, the consumption Of beet
root sugar amounts TO 10000 luns a yeai
or fully one. .hull Of the eNlirs consumption
In Belgium lhe consumption Of beel.rool su
gar is rapidly increasing
The New Yulk Mirror says: "An udver
lisemeni appeared n morning paper to-
day for girls To learn the printing business
ind il was melancholy to see the flockS o.
girls ,hrongng Ann street, in search for The
situations In Boston, W believe, larg'
numbers Of females ure employed in type
, setting; and al present prices, the busires
is llkely to be largely monoPolized by leini
. nine fingers"
James Rogers, candidate for Congress
: down al Paducah, KY. has u relic in hi
= family of greal,anIiqui.y piece of hi
: stake 10 which his greal-grand uncle wa
e tied al SmiIhfeId, when his religious enc
mics were getting up roasI
J. Gen. Charles GralioI. late Brigudicr Gen
era of the United States army, and chic
. military engineer in the service Of the Gov
h rrnmenl, il is said has been installed as
4 four thousand dollnr clerk in The Land Oiic
d Bureau,
Some saucy exchange paper snys:--Car
dinal Wiseman, VI London, during recen
y tour on The Continent. accepted loc1el con
: tanning lock OF hair recorded 10 have bee
cul from Sampsoh's head BY Deliluh, an
u was also shown lhe scissors with which sh
: Gu, il, on one Of the blades Of which we
), distinctly marked "Sheiie;d."
$ The Ogdensburg Sentinel says that ma
n who acls IN the capacity Of engine and CT
1 gneer 10 thar Office. has discovered ue'
method Of removing grease spots from cluIl
Having a very lnrge grease spot on his Goa
i he saturated i, with camphene and Sc, II o
" fire, and lei /, burn unl ii went out, wbe
II The grease was entirely removed--Gnd >
II pas The CLOTH
Amos Wade. Of North Carolina, has r,
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