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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

tO-PARTNERsIT-Mr !. H. BLAIR having PURCHASED the
~ interest % NJ vs.. u. SEtBEOOK, n the late firm u SEA
BROOK REEVE, htH entered into partnership with Nr , p
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR. and V continue
the ApDt'eay AMI bus business hr I'D stand u'
selhuok Reeve and hope by attention o. hsuess
-t share o. tie patronage literally extended o. t M firm.
PAISON REEVE,
JOHN H. BLAIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18
IN pFNlSOY's moon sYKTP ofIoIIr,

T. pENlSONS BLOOD SlKJ ~ lUlIrc lIydrTlatc
~ Citrate % Iron and SIauish Sarap1rt regulating
r stomach aud Bowels and cleansing the Bio diouudd uJcn
the principle that all diseases directly criuar,ciy
Imperfect state ohe blood Approved y the Medical
ty- For sale by Il. x. DUNAl & BRO.
reTfsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18
JAS. D. II. EVANS.

HI heretofore existing tween the subscribers
ta 'y mutual consent Al persons having claims VIII present
them r payment aud all those Indebted please come
oa and settle their respective early possible
with either ~ A a ITAskINs ~
sept !, 1853. LUTHER LlBBY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

ROBERT T.. BROOKE.
a sRIFaS BROOE>E. In Boots SHOES. Hats Cars.
az. Bunncts. Trunks No ~, Pearl strrr itct
mtd Va are RECEIVING n assoratnt o. Goods suitable
for the Trade would call the attention ~ Coun
Merchants, Farmers the public generally. Their stock Is
large and comprises ~ the most complete aSsorients % be
tcng selling the most
eouodaag terms they hiuk they insure satisfaction
their
Ty largely cnrarad IN the manufacture Of shoes which
u enable them furnish article, and In %
regulate hs purchasers Believing that cd article
cheapest they sill al times eulAyuT furnish such
Purchassrs' are re,rce.fui,y Invited to call. auSo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18
LUTHER LIBBY.
M Z OI.tI.. NII0NiN1Ir .tmIEnNM sanN NrI..-A 81

w pcriays Tonic, purcc Anti Inyigorat
ing CuriaIh Medicinal beverage manufactured by
proprietor a. Schcd1m, IN Holland, and 10 warranted only
pure from injurious property ana ingredient she
possible quality Another supply OF The above, received
for sale by II. Il. DUNAL A HEOTuER
IL -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18
.rnkEs q 40 -,

HNLNNNNGNN. -TOkEr e. 90, 0fsr Tor sale.
II 2Iu bids PIX and y u Sugars
~ kngs Loot Crushed aud Powdered Sugars
rUbbs CUG.H
I'u bavs Bio Coffee. 2I0 T.. -H ra DO. 1suJlsa do
lunhhis Cuba and Sugar House MHastes
~ th- % do
l.nn Kegs Nails and Spikes. assorted
y" boxes fl''uN, sperm and AIlmsut.ur Candles
30 b1Ng. Soap, l5.d.zan Painted Buckets
on kaaws Paper 30 chest Teas. assorted
tn bhs HrrrUrs ~ hhIs Pure cider NIusvar
20 Sides Sole Leather
Pmruto Ginger PsIpsr Nut-fgs. Cord Leading Lines
Blasting lu4 Sporting p.Edsr. CfldI. Con-.
starch Pear sarrl Wiufor GLASS; Putty, C.sars B1ta.I
steel Cast steel Alum. SAFE f.fr.. Blue stone. Fs'fat Ig
good Yeast Ia'1sr Cloves Hpsr O. sDl8 Glass Turb.r A.
Ar auLl..m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

~ 0I1CEThe formed
~ the style ofQUARLts BROOKE and will continue the Hat
HENRY W. ARIES,
ROBERT BROOKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18
cURE or NERVOUS DISEASES

No language convey adequate dtaVi -
the
hard system Watcher broken doNh ~
excess weak nature Impaired by sickness the unsiuS a
rN or.aui.tau IL A. once NiNnr and tult up
The aud Physical mpcus Of nervous disease Vanish 20
thrr under is Nor the yGct tcuFHray on ~
contrary relief permanent, for the cordial pc vl t
scli, restore
49, LLr,.N b. ~ be ...CA the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

-VR,r..As .... NOT fh-Ns- and Cusnioris-
Su bic s,hrjui-s.-Tt,isa Rtiy 1t7g FiriH'Hd - Astr
i@-t rr .suHf z Els,srgs and B1gghg~ h-'ag' re ci
WfsAfT pam Sfgfr'~e FHf lAt.'fe r,
rcs On Art sugr uc iah " August r following quick and
Vork- Richriuud dsiy c'cioyk
VI ana oclS p NJ. arrive In New York daily ats A NJ and
VI.
Fsre - Washington, /, e',s' seats ~
" 81 - q" -....-...... : "
Baltimore . Observation-Disclosures. q
." piI.tg.'v.'y = Observation-Disclosures.
R.-v.-n rh---- Nv NnL.. iLucs hlyA q!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

stone ware az factory prices.
The suhsci ihcr ourrsall 81 the above Goods on rsa
and b. satisfied that call from Country Merchants
contemplating House keeping, will convince th,m f,f
1'' sfs'.d .H price qualify or rIri,fy by any a.
'u the state Small Profits aud quick sales 10 his mot
CAL az III West Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

AWTFS ND " ITU 'TlI0s sII00n,
n u ,y f, perfect Roots
select from be- found in establishment this any
other city. We make uuinttu deal with all ths
~ any celebrity Al the North and with such only ncucnty
fashions
advantage
~ own, enabling MT the
extensively than believing
the the Having confidence the public will
appreciate enut, shall pains keeping
nulu WHITE PACE Main str..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

DO fr. Iron AXIS, To- !. r..iIHs
Hand, lemon, Webb, NI PIE, CrUssCut and Circular
Hammers. Hltsts, Al-ar.. C-ss, Drawing Knives Aire
Fanrs, Plane Irons Braces and Bite. wagon, Stage and
bIgsy Haues Birdie BIZ.
Birdie Frs-, B-Ias Horse and Mule C5ars Hog skins "Ar
Choir. Boiling Goth together Uth every article usually Kept
our business.
TheB gods being purchased rlv ra fr l.'I Eirr1iur ann
g., rTHr she Merchant virginia.
Carolina and Tsur,s., such irIGl.mtr'. purchase A. we're
before offered SMITH EUNfRTE.
~ Msstf Main.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

klL>-tll~-NIla-.-
~ l,Uuu gallons rtbneG Eiuter solar OIL
Is br.s. Lard Oil. f1r Machinery
loo gallons pure American Lin .yrI oil
10 as-A- cheap Pace o.f, o. fs~U.s, &C
cask sweet OIL, for sale 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

<,OtfslN HDNu- FUN -aL.ts--.uOUo Virginia aud len
r.s.lf HIlrpgf N.rtgrg. 'ir cent Coupon BoHg.
J1.t laF Ir.aru fya.'s iH N@iC York ant c0Hrsrtft
t sock sIa az Pee Isssu-@ ~ ~ tnHsr, az 'Ht
~ I.sr4lrr, - These Bonds a-e in suns
o t!l,i eu rv4vrabc for - years and are p-ri OF ne
loan s one million hundred thousand dollars authorized by
session. which
M tnr state and amply secured by deed OF ;ust on
t ,ar property tle Company, Tor the propipaY.
1H, oln sgiher original capital Of three millions
" Boz expended u the road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

] BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO fORTES
. VAMs- WOpuHUrsT Htrr NsII 4 Wu.ruursr.I richmond
- Virginia ofsrs r sale, 90 Wholesale retail extensive
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-18

1,NBDLFUS. Nr.-r'c suh.rhrr re-I-, TRULY Informs ls
- friends and r. public generally, tat Dee has taken me store
iuur n NrHT webb, Bacon Co, where he found
large varied uu of every article u Slliey Establish
uf f i tffrr himself that having had
To-
relied Ia addition business, have added the
Iursr aud Nu'y Collars, which
I eel us b. e. AN b. purH' ...i 20 ihr NYrth.
Merchant. U mi their interest % c and
rv 20 ~ which will sell low Tor cash.
/ credit iu IuuctIAl customer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09
The Golfers Of England

|! was early in the dusk Of the evening
that we took walk with friend iU see the
laborers as they came up from coal mine
where they had been delving from early
morn ill this moment, some 800 feet under
the surface ofthe earth; The mouth Of said
mine was a PIT or we'll down which of course
the eve could not penetrate but short dis
lance. The operatives were drawn up in q
baske, or car, suspended by strong rope af'
ter the manner Of bucket in we'll, the
motive power being a steam engine, which
was at work hard by. They came up some
half dozen at time, men women and chill.
dren clothed in rags, besmeared with dust,
and coul, conversing in jargon which 10 US
was entirely uninteligible, although they
called ii English. The friend who was with
us IAN Englishman) informed us that The
women were employed chiefly as carriers
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

that is TO say. they carried the coal in bas'
kels from one shaft TO anolher, until it was
handed AT the foot OF The main shaft, whence
II is drawn up by steanm as they have just
been drawn up. Some Of the veins, howev.
ever, were so low they could not stand up.
right in lhem, and in those cases the burden
was placed upon ar,and drawn by wo-
man creeping en- all fours. with bell abouI
her waist, 10 which The rope Of the car was
fastened.
He suid, moreover that many Of these chill.
dren had not seen The sun for moths, that
the children generally tend The gates thai
were al intervals in the veins, and that they
were for the most part in total darkness.
He further stated us that SO close was the
con6nement ofsthe miner, the workmen IN
that mine could not understand half thai
should be said by one from another mine
five mlses distant; and he assured US, as u
positive lact, that at that very mine an off,
Ger went 10 arrest man, and on enquiring
of girl some dozen years Of age, she knew
no such man. But after hearing descrp.
lion Of his person, 'oh yes, The mans old
Snooks,' and that same old Snooks was her
father, bu, she did no, know his real name.
Whether all this were true or not, one thing
is certain, that nowhere upon The face Of
Gods earth, have we seen sci Of men,
women and children who bore such an un,
misakable evidence of solid ignorance, in.
ordinate labor and utter brutality. We have
been on plantations where !, was evident
tha. the negroes had hard masters'-buI
we solemnly declare we have never seen
any thing 10 compare with those GOLFERS
In all intellectual and physical points oil view
the slaves Of the south are immensely in
Advancement of lhem.-GoSpel Herald.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09
True as Preaching /.

Mr.. Weaver in his VaIedictory, in the
Lancaster Gazette, spoke as follows on
the subject Of sustaining local Papers,-llis
remarks are worthy the consideration OF
that numerous class of newspaper readers,
who neglect from year 10 year TO pay up
their subscriptions. He says:
There is one source Of annoyance to
Western publishers, which greatly tends
10 cripple the influence Of local papers Ii
is habit, in many cases Ihoughlless
neglect, of delerring payment TO an indel'
mite time, The proprielors liabilities must
be promptly met, and in many instances
he is sorely puzzled and perpexed 10 find
the means whereby he can fulfil his en-
gagements. This is a laul. that can be
easily remedied, without Inconvenience 10
The patrons of the local press.-lf his mind
was not thus troubled he would be in a
much better condition to discharge his du.
lies and could as matter of course make
his paper more Interesting. There should
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

SPECIMENS of YOUR WoRK.-The Car.
penler who builds fine house, points TO il
with pride; and says, {" built it," The
Blacksmith whQ makes good pow calls
to his neighbor, The farmer, and saws made
IT, The Shoemaker holds up the gislen.:
ing, neatly iuing boot, and says "ll's my
manufacture" The Physician with equal
pride says Of the poor despep,ic, "I cured
him" The Surgeon holds up The stump
Of The unfortunate young mans arm, and
with much sell.complucency says, II am
putOted IL" The Lawyer details the inIris
cacies Of The suit, and delights in saving, II
gained H." Even the Barber shows his
ivory, and exclaims Of lbe we'll cut hair.
81 uimlned it," Every mechanic capable
Of doing good job; every professional
man skilllul in his profession; every man
Of whatever lawful occupation, is proud Of
exhibiting specimens Of hts work. with
one exception. The Rum.seler, supported
as he is by ,he laws Of The land in his
employ ymenl, never points 10 the specimens
Of his work, and says, Il did it, The
drunkard may wallow in the gutter before
his door; the wife may die broken.heared,
and the children be driven TO beggary and
crime; bu, although these Jobs may be
turned out according TO the most improved
patterns contemplated in his license, YET ho
always deny his 'OOrk. "They are nor.
specimens Of my work" No, indeed -,
Wonder If our "drunkurd. .makerS" could
ROT BE- induced 10 present few specimens
Of their work for premium al The Worlds
Fair IL we could, find ono who would own
his Work, we would make fortune by OK.
hibiling him, Us one OF The seven wuhd.ys,s
Tennessee State Sentinel ..........
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

II a young woman wishes TO have herself
published as fascinating, beautiful, and nc.
comdlished," le, her pack up he best clothes
in diny towel, crawl out The back upstairs
window, some dark, rainy night. and elope
with man lha, feeds and curries her faith
eA s horses. LIS high price for combli.
menIs; but it will bring them just as sure as
a dirty rain barrel will begel mosquitoes.
In Iact, we never knew woman to make
more decided fool Of herself, in ana way,
without enhancing her charms two or three
hundred per cent, by the lime her case gels
into the papers.--DdytOn Gaa.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09
" "Servcd him Right"

A New York youth furnishes the follow
ing statement Of his personal experience il
Boston TO the editor Of The New York Week
ly Messenger,
"ln February last | was in Boston, A
friend of mine, for joke advertised for 1
wife worth one thousand dollars. A lady
answered, requesting an interview, under
The assumed name of Adelaide Meek"
replied to her note, apparently in goot
earnest. She wrote again, naming lime
and place 10 meet. | me, her, and lount
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09
POMERO9|TUESDAY AUGUST 9, 1858.

sought hrnes'ly for cases of lifting by at.
traction ald indications Of aurachon in any
form, buthaye gained no traces of such Of.
fecIs. FiRly,l beg leave to direct attention
TO the dispurso delivered by DR.. Carpenter
at the Hlgnl Institution. on The 12Ih o.
March, A52, entitled, "On The influence
of suggestion in modifying and directing
lnuscularl,novement, independently Of vo
lilion;" 1hich, especially in The lauer parl
should beHonsidered IN reference TO table
moving, N all who are interested in The sub
jecl. NJ. FARADAY.
Rnyal Lklilulinn. June 27
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

her to be well accomplished. in the first So.
clely, with wealthy connections, &c. She
Introduced me tc her relations, when found
her 10 be OF the Ton. ave were engaged.
All her friends were inGlavor of the match,
except hel father The f6,h Of June was
appointed for our wedding returned in
April. She wrote 10 me three times a week.
asservaling that nothing but death should
part us. She wrole 10 have me get a curlih.
cate from the CITY clerk where she lived,
and hurry up my cakes. have ii. She
then wrole me that as we were SO soon 10
be married, she would want a great many
Ihings,and her father, although very wealthy,
would mol fiji her out because sheAod hisn she
woufd moi marry thesone ha wished her To-
and therefore she desired me 10 send hei
some money.
mailed her money in the presence oI
the clerk Of The pos, Office to The amount o.
$603, since when she will have nothing &c
do with me-nol even TO answer my leuers
or give reason for cutting me.
Now, what course should take Can
make it case OF false prelence, or would j
be better 10 bring an action for breach o
promise? If tho Iauer, must no. tender
her my humble self, prior 10 The day ap
pointed for our wedding :, Have rigb
10 publish her letters! If SO, it will be
rich trea. ior upper tendon. am bounc
10 have my siA hundred dollars worth il
some way"
The editor Of The Messenger gives The
lad the following liule piece o; advice fret
gratis.
1--WE publish the unhappy experience o
victim in search of wife with a meIan
choly pleasure, for the benfI Of mankind a
large. He appears 10 have been taken ii
and done lor completely. AS 10 his $603
no complaint before any police, justice, .
dread magnale Of the law, will ever brinl
one larIhing Of it back 10 his biccdin!
pocket, since. according 10 the Iamia
ruling in criminal charges, Of this nature
The prosecutor must al least have exercised
Sordinary prudence. The law will not pun
ish one who merely makes dupe of anoth
er. The question of the publication o
the letters is another horn Of his dilemma
She would probably illustrate his at,emp'
by injunction. Between law. and love, hi
hands aud heart are pretty well bound, w
advise him 10 make a note Of his Boslol
courlship and turn over Il new leaf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

HES Cor TIE MlrTEN.- Much is cx,
pressed in this short sentence. Ii tells oi
hopes wi,hered; and Of happiness gone and
fed perhaps forever. The young and
thoughIless may sneer pi the unfortunate
victim, and the cold wording may drop
some remark upon ii, buff some single gen.
lie old gentleman like myself, should hear
that short exclamation, il would elicit d
warmer and tender sentiment. Ills mind
would unconsciously travel back to the
days of his youth, and dwell upon the Pc
ro1 when he too had received this me-
menlo Of ,hOugh,less pride and pirlish pru-
derry.
To me it is peculiarly affecting. The
girls, indeed, laugh al my grey hairs and
peaked muse, and quiz my gaun,like appear.
ance-ye, | was once young and gay, and
my happiest hours passed in The society oI
maids as blooming as themselves. And
from one Of the (airest Of her sex received
that curse Of youth and the terror of batch.
elors, "lhe milten." IL came scorching
and deadening in its inAunece. and blasted
anticipation in the bud. | never loved
again. Many years have since passed away,
and my age is lone and dreary. My home
is cheerIess and my freside unoccupied-
life itself is devoid of charms. and when |
search for the cause, uavel back through
many winter year 10 tha, bleak spot when
- 60, the miIten."
If then hear Of one in similar situa-
ZION, have not cause TO say that it affects
met Too plainly does it tell me Of feelings
triAed with, and affections spurned and
lrampled in The dust. 1t reminds me oI
those days ,ha. are gone, and the vision Of
my childhood-of hope, and love, and q
thousand bright dreams that played around
my heart when life was young and buoyanl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

DO an improvement in this respect. Local
papers, in counties as popuous as this have
circulating and job patronage sufficient to
keep Them in prosperous condition. and
we are cerain thu. their influence could be
largely Increased by promp. payments, while
Ihoy appeal TO Ihe people iol whom they are
published, for a more liberal supporI-a sup
por commensurate with The advantages
which flow from their publication.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-09

In some parish churches il WIS the Gus
Tom TO seperute the men from the women
A clergyman being interrupted by loud talk
ing stopped short, when d woman. eager lor
honor of her sex, rose and said, Your rev.
erence is not among u.s. SO much The bet
ter answered the priest: i, will be over the
sooner'
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