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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

A FIERCE FAMILY QUARREL.-Some time
since George Bradburn formerly Of Massa-
chuseus, became one Of The editors and pro.
prie,ors Of the Cleveland True Democrat,
lhe orgon Of the Free Soil party in northern
Ohio. He has retired from that paper, and
published pamphlet wherein he charges
all sorts of fraud aud vilainy upon Vaughan,
We have nnl Sc, seen a copy of ii, but
learn that il details a series of frauds,
deceplions, and acts Of personal abuse that
is without parallel in the history Of tho
Press Of Ohio. Mr.. Vaughan has replied
in his paper, denying some Of the charges
and attempting 10 explain others, Brad
burn has replied 10 this article through the
Herald, and rei,eralcs every assertion Of
his pamphlet, and boldly charges lolsehood
&C., upon Vaughan The thing has very
ugly look, and unless Vaughan can escape
from some OF the allegations, he is ruined
man.. For instance, 10 show the spirit oI
the thing, Bradburn charges that Vaughan
struck him and nearly knocked him down,
Vaughan denies that he struck him, but said
Brudburn ''wept biuerly," To this Brad.
burn replies.
s, When Vaughan struck ,hu, blow in
my face, which staggered me against the
writing desk, which he was prevented from
repeating only by the in,erposiiion Of Brown
and which he now characleristicnly denies
having struck al ul, he says. in way
strikingly signiGcan, Of the peculiar coarse
ness Of bis vulgar nature, that "wcp, Bit
lerly." II is lruo enough, | did so weep;
and | did SO purely from Tho humia,ing
reflection, which his unmiigaled vulgarily
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16
Township Meeting.

Al meeting of the Wings Of Salisbury
Township, held at the Cour House on the
18Th Of August, 1858, for the purpose of
appointing delegates TO attend County
Convention, to be held on the 18th inst,
JUDGE NJ, HEcKARD was called TO the
chair, and A. Thomson was appointed
Secretary.
The business Of the meeting being stated
by NJ, Bosworh, member of lhe Wing
Central Committee, Col. A. DonOlly moved
Iha, a committee Of FIVE be appointed 10
nominate delegates 10 the County Conven'
tion. Some objection being made, the mo-
uon was so amended that the committee be
appointed by the meeting, instead Of The
chair.
The following gentlemen were then cho'
sen 10 constitute the committee
A, NJ. Barlow, M. Boswouh, A. Murdock,
Q. Downing and L. S. Nye.
During the absence Of the committee, re.
marks WIRE made by the chairman.
The commiuee, after consultation, report.
ed lhe following names:
John H. Allen, M,lzar Nye, jr., Wash.
ing'on S,ivers, Major w, Collins, Aaron
Murdock, Horace s. Horton, Lewis S. Nye
Robert Bradford DR.. G. s. Guthrie, II, II,
Rice, aud Columbia Downing.
A motion prevailed giving the committee
power TO lll all vacancies.
On mo.ion, iIwOs Rcsolred, Thai these
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

LETART. Saturday, and Sabbath, al
the close Of The exercises at Racine, we ac-
cepted the hospitality of friend Swallow, Of
Leturl--riding home with him in lhe eve
ming. and returning in the morning, We
had visited the place before, and, although
at an uniavoruble season, had been delighted
with the beauty Of fe place, and the evi.
dences oCprospcri'y and happiness observa.
Lle all around. The village Of Lelnrt is
unlavombIy situated in commercial point
Of view, as can be seen by reference 10 the
map OF Ihe Ohio river Indeed, it would be
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WHEREAs,-Alhough we regard moral
suason as the great lever by which all
moral, social and political relormalons
must be accomplished, YET The principles on
which society is based require, while expe.
rience demonstrates, that legislation must
nlerpose its protecting arm 10 shield US
against the vicious and unprincipled: There.
fore,
RESOLVED, by this conference, That the
Temperance reformation now in agitation
is imperalively demanded in both its legal
and neral form by the solemn obligations
'oG Christianity, OF philanthropy and of pa
Wiotism
Resolved, That all laws TO regulate the
euil are anIi-chrsIian. unwise and impolitic,
and that experience has demonstrated that
The only safe course is TO embody.' The
cardinal principles Of the Maine Law, f"
ReSOlued, That in the present crisis, when
party drill is attempting to cuaeSce with
'he whisky interest, backed by hypocritical
professions Of devotion TO the cause Of
Temperance, it is the duly of every cilizsn
TO rebuke The presumption o party and the
temeriIy Of candidates thus presented, by
decided and manly opposition; and in
support Of these principles we will cheerful
Iy sacrifice all personal and political ties
and pledge ourselves to support no man for
The Legislative office who is not the Known
friend of the cardinal principles Of the
Maine Law"
Signed in behalf Of the @. NJ, Confer
ference Of the Chester Cl., August 6, 1853.
E. NJ. BORING, p. Z.
II. II, SWALLOW. Sec.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

ONO JOURNAL OF EDUCATIoN.-We have
recently received regular file Of this ex-
celen. and useful Monthly, published at
Columbus under the auspices Of the Ohio
Sale Teachers Association, and edited by
several distinguished teachers residing in
differen, portions of the State. In the las,
number is a statement of the number Of sub
scribers in the several counties Of The State,
from which we perceive that there is not
one subscriber in Meigs, Athens, or Vinlon
counties, and but one in Galla. There are
some subscribers in all but ten of the 88
counties in Ohio, and many in other States.
This periodical is we'll worthy Of patronage
and should be in the hands of every individ.
ua interested in the cause of universal edu-
cation. Cannot large list Of subscribers
be sent from Meigs county7 Terms One
Dollar per annum, in advance.
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DEATH OF DAVID FUGATE.-A letter from
Capt. E. Williamson. of the Jane Franklin,
under date of August 18th informs us of the
death of David Fugate, one of The deck
hands on the aforesaid boat. lie died in
the hospital in Louisville, of fever, aGier an
illness of three days. lie left trunk, and
small sum of money, in charge Of Capt.
Williamson, which will be kept secure until
the proper person shall call for it. His rel
a,ives reside in the noghborhood Of Pome.
roy.
The same letter informs US that there is
great deal of sickness in Louisville q,
present-fover and Aux are the prevailing
Diseases
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

COUNTY CONVENTION Don't forgot it.
In another column may be found the pro-
ceedings Of the Primary meeting held at the
Courthouse in Pomeroy, on Monday last.
We hope, and confidently believe, that The
rgh, kind Of men will be selected to fill each
Of the offices, We can tell better, however.
mex, week.
Quite a number of delegates will be ne
cessary for the Senatorial Convention, which
will probably be held in week or two in
GOlhpolis, The basis of representation is
one for each hundred Whg votes cast al the
GubernaIoral election, and one for every
fraction over fifty. Townships not having
cast fifty are entitled TO one deegute.
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The BOTTLE STopPER.- Friend Hoy, (the
Prime Of the Gallia Courier has just issued
the first number Of a spirited liuls campaign
Maine Law paper, intended for circulation
principally in this district. Judging from
The first number, we conclude that the Rum
sellers Of GalIia will be pretty severely cas-
tigaled before the fall elections.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

PocKET Book LOST On Thursday even.
ing last. JOSEPH SAxToN, farmer, living
about seven miles from Pomeroy, while al.
lending to scme business in town, lost his
pocke. book, containing about $4,000. A
reward Of $50 was offered, and the pocket
book was returned on Saturday, by citizen,
who Ind picked it up in the street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

BLANKs,-We have just printed for Judge
lleckard, Township Clerk of Salisbury tp.
blank forms for township orders, made out
in accordance with the new laws. There
are TWO forms--one for school purposes. and
another Cor road and olher purposes. They
are printed in shape for binding, with checks
attached, similar 10 county orders,
We shall keep The forms Standing, in or.
der to accommodate my other township
clerks who may feel disposed to orderihem
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

WoMEN's RIGHTS CONVENTION. The
" slrong.minded" females of the nation
have called a convention, TO assemble at
Broadway Tabernacle, in the city of New
York, on the 9th and 7Ih of September
next, to consult upon the best method to
accomplish their object. 1t is signed by
about forty of the leading spirits, male and
female, and we have no doubt the gathering
will be one Of great attraction.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16
LErARr, O., Aug. 9, 1858.

A. THoMsoN,-DEAR SIR In obedience
10 resolution of The Quarterly Meeting
Conference, which was held at Racine on
Saturday last, transmit you The accompa.
nying Resolutions for publication in the
Telegraph. They were passed without a
dissenting voice, and to test The members
more closely Than vote by ayes and nays
would do, a rising vote was taken.
Please give them an insertion as soon as
convenient. Your friend,
II. H. SWALLOW.
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THANKs.-We are again indebted 10 Sch
ator WADE, and Hon. JonN WEIGH for i'm.
porIant public documents, among which are:
Abstract of the Seventh Census; Report on
the Finances; Commerce and Navigation;
and Obituary Addresses on lhe death of
Daniel Webster.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

That CHALLENGE LIN another column
may be found challenge, and its acceptance
BY the State Executive Committee. to discuss
the Maine Law. We hope such discus.
sion will take place. Temperance men
have nothing 10 lose, and every thing TO
gain from discussion OF the merits of the
Maine Law.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

TIE CoLUNBus AND HocKlNG VALLEY
RAILRoAD.- anoibcr place we publish
tho proceedings Of couple Of meetings held
at Columbus and Logan in ngatd TO this
rpad. We think there is now a prosper,
that The road viii be- bull to this point
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

CobLlsloNs-On the 9th instant, at 10
O'Clock, P. NJ, we understand The steamers
Lady Franklin and Jane franklin came in
collision one mile ABOVE Madison, la. The
Jane franklin was keeping in her proper
course, and had tapped her bell and stopped
her engines as the law directs She was
struck about midships on the slarboard side,
and damaged TO the amount Of about 500.
The Lady Franklin was probably damaged
still more. and being, as is supposed, entire.
in lault, will probably be compelled 10 pay
damages.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

The contractors commenced work upon
The Panama end Of the railroad on the Goth
Of June. 1t was 10 be finished 10 Ma.
iuchin, seven miles further, within three
months This will make 3o4 of the whole
49 miles of the road. The number OF
deaths Of hands employed on The road
thus lar is Two hundred and seventy,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

KENTUCKY ELECTION The returns come
in slowly, but here is no longer a donbI OF
the substantial triumph Of the Wing party
of thu, State. Two years ago There were
five Wing aud five L9cuIcco members Of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

MAINE LAW POLE RAISING The whole
soued. go'Ohead Maine Law Agilalors at
Empire Furnace are raising Maine Law
Pole, to-day, from which will noa, sep.
arcle Gag for every Nlume.Law Stale in
The Union. We regret tha, we could NOT
attend end erjny 'he festivities Of The oc,
casion.-PoriSmouih LiE-Boet
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

MEETING OF THE FREE DEMocRAcY.--To.
day the Free Democracy are to assemble
in Rutland. Gov. Lewis, Senator Chase,
DR.. Gordon, Editor Hamlin, and others are
expected TO be present, and address the as
sembled mul ttude. We wish them nice
time of il.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

proceedings be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary and published in the Meigs COun.
" Telegraph p
M.HECKARD, chm'n.
A. THOMSON, Sec.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

THE FOURTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF
THE FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYL.
MANIA, FOR l853-4.-Somebody-one of the
female M. DIS. perhaps has sent US copy
of the above work, from which we learn that
,hry.one young ladies were in attendance
al the last session, nine of whom received
The Degree Of Doctor Of Medicine, and OF
course intend TO hang out their shingles
somewhere, and commence the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery, If one of these
young and handsome NJ DIS. would only
emigrale TO this region, how alarmingly
sickness would be increased among our old
bachelor friends. Some Of them would be
sick most Of the lime. Mineral springs and
health excursions would be at a fearful dis
count. On reflection, we think il would
be impossible for one 10 do the business oil
this town. Ii would require at least half a
dozen TO attend 10 the bachelors properly.
We are sorry 10 learn that the study OF
Practical Anatomy is enforced by the Facul-
~. Says the Announcement: "a new and
commodious DisSecting Room has been
6ued up; and the material for dissection
being abundant, every fuclity will be aC.
forded for prosecuting the study Of Practical
Anatomy And again: speaking of the
qualifications necessary for the 6egree:-
"She must also have taken two courses OF
instruction in practical Anatomy" Now
this is as barbarous as it is useless. just
think of it; Twenty or thirty pure, sensitive,
delicate, beautiful creatures, armed with
knives and hooks, sleeves rolled up, pitch.
ing into dozen rotten, filthy carcusscs like
so many hyenas, lis monSrous And
then, what's the use. Suppose any Of US
bachelors should be so unfortunate as TO
fracture limb, and ampulaton should be-
come necessary; do you think we would
send for female doctor 10 "saw our leg
OFF, l(you do, you had better keep on,
Of the way Of caule, when grass is scarce
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W We are indebted to Capt. E, VIII.
hanson, of The steamer Jane Franklin, for
late Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
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Other meetings have been hid along the
line. at all Of which considerable enthusiasm
has been manifested.
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Yours, Respectfully,
S. W. SoMMERvILLE.

Please give This an inserIson in your pa.
per, in justice TO Mr. Bggs, and obIige
S. w. S.
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FoREros MAILS

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io!o.ins . copy q .se.o. q q he e, Of Cons.
United States mail BY steamer and otherwise dur.s e rs
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forty for The pss q how far The esn,r.c
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mutually Chosen BY the parties Aforesaid"
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MOR6EB
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some said this Thing and that
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expense besides years Of and physica sunsrins"
FACTS srEAx ron rnKAssLvxa
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WORCESTER, June !, ls4S.
tents while ia boston, procured your cordial which
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thn and scarcely able crawl around
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S n ase y bad
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eH remain, truly, yours,
DR.. you requested opinion OF
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give my preference anything Of the kind
acquainted both is medical vruss and rea
much with its ef
confidence recommend the patronage Of the
auxiliary Of the
ali Aaie and valuable madeleine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, M. D.
BsooxLss N. r., Nov. 81 .is4s.
up highly concentrated, pint bottles, with the name
bown In the glass. and
Prepared Morse, NJ. D., and for sale BY Charles H. bng
Sa Broadway, New York; 10 whom al orders must
Be addressed. a.. +. s
Agent Washington city. T. D. Gilman agents Ia Bsimoc,
Hence e. r. Rogers Brothers, How
and Baltimore Bcunsu Been RiehAond Vga's
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baltimore Hsitt.asss - wAsks
sssss tAsrs ~A aAs i1ss, $50 ssn11 st<ssasss
Umles OAss aslaAs ssasss - zsasssaas fs
HIs thoroughly csaSssA ~,
finishing Board Tree TaaAs - re soal bssx
q mavssanre consistently
advantages ssd low fares Tbs sys
OF the stupcnd0as attractive character
THE express leaves Bst,xs daily ~ p a. sux
runs directly through Wheeling 1850 miss ~ 10 % "
cIudns there ~ o. y o.
Rsltmosc ., may Icy os
civ ass saa proceed tsnes 70 Wheeling
| morning. -,
m aud s. D. m daily meeting from Baltimore VISA
ns,ou Junction, DIETER ths ksay hosss <s noe
vvheelux the uurvsisd NJ the Unisa
which have ,us completed for this foas, o daily
i'm Win The cars. down The uhAo
cinns,i ard Louisville The r Nashville, kc, o.
he g. Loa New Ossas packet" may b nhsn BY Acse
fass nsss. o Columbus Tor who pssr the land Cha
cinnnt, And other Ohio aud the West Also
reel nom Wheeling Ohio Stage Compaay sxesIIsni
BY railroad III. r..~.A..x -. ....-l...
railroad viii ,lso aEreeAte youtss ihsrs hssss
,rvasr and speedy coansxion WhssnG 70 And nosa
places.
no charge loy Of pssscngsSs ~ esSqske g1Ms4
s. through with the right 30 Ne over anywhere
roue) from Wsshngson Wbseins - sci v Ciacinnsu eli
q Louisville, Sia .
Washington, aud Of the other agents o. the ce1e,H
May lt--dN aehsss 0spsm'eseens'
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED nos. New York |.
rich and superior assortment Of new goods consisting in
pattern. 4. rich plaid :.,s % inches wide, The
90 BsyadeIe silk dresses asses entirely .s new
soos ss1as ,l twenty wide, plaid cents
1914
LOCO wards. inches wde pink blue white and
common color I'd silks. Tor evening dresses
800 yards brocade silks, from 81 TO - per yard
800 yards black silks u widths some extra heavy
Is embroidered French merino dresses
40 pieces high, c9lored plaid mefinos
50 pieces plain and figured moussclne dc laues
100 pieces med medium nm .,y ~ "A, handsome
100 pieces plain ibands
Embroidered and plain skirts .a.@
50 pieces French mernos. All shades
g piece. Easiish and LySnes Csc. CLOTHS To- n.,,.,
10 pieces "A man,ila velve,s
rs embroidered Grape shawls, cheap
10 carton. hne and medium embroidered lneneamsrc
30 pieces a" i.spins ane mousseline., ali color.
Is pieces Lupn's black mousseiines, very fine
50 pieces Lupn'. bumbasins, grea, bargain:
3iong and square cashmere shswis
WE'VE, .cas ds, and eo,s cloak. ''''
5000 yards Iench aud Ensli.h sinshans
70 piece. e eio,S for l.as.' eIsstn"
100 piece. aanneI., ali eoIors
70 pieces ca..aaerss 90
p H1aii assortment "s. o. silk and cotton hosiery
5000 yards calico. som. good At Ok cents
pairs ina bed blankets, twied, very hne
pieces kerseys for seTvans
rs pieces "a and 81 full cloths
0pieces plaid linssys
= A full assortment OF OF every kind
Russia diapers, tahss damask napkins
Ish inens, Huckaback diapers, crash
q pieces borkings, some 10 vide
20 pieces brocatei extra fine
50 pairs lace curtains, cheap
10 pieces India safins
velve, carpets. Brussels carpets, ingram carpets
Venetian
Large small Of various kinds and great
4 many other goods mention
Of goods buy and
greater bargains than ese the
will please give call and examine for
the spseyes. HALL d BROTHER
nt21-3aWAM .