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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Sub eiueS lln9arn.-gtm 10. SteIrs
itarb in Der Start 9tcaping, an Der &uSicbrns,
Capt. @ntpn Sana!aliY, Gin lln9ar, i'm 81 item Srs
tensjabre. Capt. Sc. mar in Der Start pritB,
in llngarn, Scbrrrn, unp mar elmer Der seBrcr pes
jesigrn &oilerS Bon Sritrri6. Sm un9aril6rn
5rcibcitsfanlpfe ricnte CT ais Sauptrann unb tes
ieblStc sur 3cit epn Wrpr9rY's Serratb cine Bat
teric untcr 0rn. Scclrt, unp wurte gcfan9rn Sc
nrmmcn, rntfam otcr ipGter unp flddtctc lid nad)
ben Scr. Staatrn no CT in 1850 anfam. Gr
itarb in Dem 0icnlte Der Oaupbin mc SnsNlcs
banna GiIcnbabn Gpmponte, lei trrlGcr CT ais
Sn9enirlr angeltcllt prrpcn tpar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Die peutlden 3aun-&Bni9c.-St
Mpnat SUM 1T OrutI6lanO pieper BON cinem
3aumtTni9e teiret pCrpen. 6er5c9 aleranber
Garl bat Irin @ebiet, bas 6rrsc9tbum antalts
Sernturs unp rincn Sbsil BON 9tnbalts@6tben an
ben Serip9 2cpprlp Spn glnbaltr0ciIau, ac9rn
einen SabrsGrbaIt, ,atsrfrmprn. Statt Der brri
Serspgtbiimer 2lnbaltsDefau, GntaIt' 'Srrntur9
mb 9lntnltsG6tbcn rrilrt 9esenpdrti9 rm Gin
Srrsrstbum 2lnGalt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
S(rbcitcr ocfucbt.

Der Staat Sainpis, bcmcrtt bic Gbica9r Gris
tune, tietct Iplden 9ericnen bic an GilsnbabnsSts
nien Su arGeitrn 9etrit nb, 9r6bcre SCrtReile ais
irgcnp Gin anperer Staot Der llnirn. Die Silt
npissGcntral> Sabn Iu6t nod 10000 9lrbrter,
auBer ben bereitS 9tnssitellten. Die 2lmpras2uss
pebnlms, bic Grntrals sMilitdrssnr, bic @alenas
9uftz9inie, bic Sainpis unp 9StSrrniin, bic st.
GBorlrs unb MIfllipp 9ufts Ginir unp bic Gbieas
80 mp NtIiilitpPi Sabnrn suIammen, piini6en
pieIelbe slnjabl. gSabrenp zines 3eitraumS Srn
,lpan;ig Sabrcn mar Der Staat ME 70 9clunp mic
jebt. &ranfbcten Iino fat ntefamt unp tpnl'
men nur lei Iclden 9erirnen Dor bic Sur llnmais
fgtcit seneiat iinb. Die Gpntractcrrn tictrn Elm
lnp einen picrtel bis Gin mb rnrn baltsn Sbalr
Hctn per Sag, QetrnSmittrl Inp in Sdlr mS
6iiae rcn 2inicn cntlan9 Su baten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Die Ser. @toaten unb Die Wforte.

Sn gBien bate Fd paS @eridt Srrbrsitst, ba6
swildcn ben Ser. Staaten urb Der aiirtei Gin se'
bsimer gertrag ab9eldlpdrn unc Rap bic slttres
tlm9 peS 5afens BON MlarmcriS3a wabrl6einli&
iei., Sn DEM Sertrase fol- aud bic @esenipart
pcn rret Ser. Staatrn 5rr9atten I'M SrsFbcrus
S,raburet iein.
Der Gcnprn Wprnin9 Gbrcniclc tpiebertclt bic
teitimmte Srrli6erung, pae bic Ser. Staatcn Der
pfertc G'elp np wirtiame Streitfrdftr an9etctra,
baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

0E~Sn Ncrtbaniptpn GauntY tirten l6 an
fGr bas SGerifS'glmt Daniel 8esel, Gbriifian
Ylasd, Sacpb Grpe, Samuel 0, SrUb, s. 6.
Neirba6, Sbcmas Sefman.
Sir bic 9Illrmtly Mr1rs Sul6.
SIR GduntYsS6aBmeitrr: g6ilIiam Nunbir,
Samuel Sanpt, 9Iarpn 9. De6, grter SeliS.
9CmmBrner: Scnas 9er6, SbpmaS Sut6ns
Irn, 9ii6arb 9. Semptin, Sacpt Bauer.
Dtltritt- -Qlnwalt; .. 8, NteYGs, Yrtrr BAL
bp, Q. 6. Gppt, jun.
Coroner: Scbn 9itters, S.tpb Rod, Wab'
Ion S3ef, Daniel Sbrmas, jun.
9lupitrr 9lorcn 90. 2pnn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

p9~Oie 3aGl Der 8abnlimiSen mebrt F8 in
Galiiorntcn auf I6redli6e gSeiie. Die Galifrrs
nilfe StaatSsrituus i6rritt, rS Srr9etc feline
gEude, pa6 nibt in Srandsco picr bis flint icls
der rlnslddli6rn aufse9rifrn unp mad benl Srs
rrnipital in Strdtcn seIfidt irerbcn. 0rtduf1te
ScfinunScn linp meiitens bic llrfdde.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Sn allen pbisrn 5dGn 1T eS ben a6Irnbern in
teirercti9en 2dnrern nad Seticben fretseitctt, bic
Srieie Sprber ;u te3oblrn pper nt6t. SepaG 1T
feline Sablrm9 prn rpeni9cr ais Dem 9anSen 9crtc
9etattct rS 1T pieS wAtg, neil ss biSbcr seats
trt ipar, pas Der. Staaten gortc gu 25 Grnts
bicr ;u teSa6lcn np bic Sertdtsun9 res iitri9en
NHrtps bcm @mpfanaer su iiberIaHen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

p4-Sst elmer in gt6rriStaun 9c9altensn Sem'
pcrrn; GcnsCntirn Iinb bic Srrrn GSau5. SpbnS,
Senry gcudS uup geerse S, Seller ale GanbiOa'
ten fin bic @elessebun9 aufsespmmsa wprben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Die &artp tpffctsSGuGntb. - Oieie
Seude bat felt ben fiir3li6rn Iaprren Icsrn9iIen
ibre GrI6einuns in Serl6icpenc ge9cnpsn res
ganbes scmodt. SeIpnprrS in eini9rn Gauntirs
BON gieus2 2Jprt ica iie iebr Idlimm lcin, 70 bab
cint9e aeter Der Mabe pcs 9Ius9raGens nidt tprrtb
fem perpcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Gin tr1IpteIt9er 9unb.-Sn Der
sprlcstcn SamItassnadt serietbrn ;peY Sunbe,
einem Mannr, 9larrns Stmmcl Su9etbris, ptns
mrit SarriSburg, in Elm g8ciprfrlp mp tGptes
ten stprY unp span;is S6aafe, pel6c einem Sicbs
SAMPLER onset6rten. Der SGctb Der S6aafc
ipurpe auf flint unp fiinfSis Staler sei4dtt, mels
Summe StintmeI brSablte unb bann rine SanNr
crI9eb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

BsB~!orrr Gray, Der rrtd,e Galtfcmicr, pcIfe
fiirsG3 Setlmprp br9isn9 papur6, raB CT f6
auf pas Gjeleile Der gtrltsgprt unS 9upIcn Giicn.
babn warf mar Qa6 Dem 9lcusgorf Oirrrr
alien Galiiornier pob tetonnt, alS Gin SpieIer unN
Salter bes "Gl Oprabo'' ''Snlrns- einrr "Sptels
bSlIe'' Der Idlimimiten 9lrt mp iein 9rrbeS Gins
tcmnrrr, auf rprIdeS Scrtpieen purre, IN rrr Gent
ssn chen rieIer "Spirl65ar," wel4e mod trtS
bicirm 3wcd 9efricmet it,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

pH"Die SeI6tdee Der Dentctraten BON 9lt
grrts ;u G5unlten res SGrtaufs Der Stdatswrrte
iserbeu oon ben GarNaIt tGpntniBicnerS unf ben rns
ter ibnrl ftebetsen Satlreitrn acmtsrbaltern init
arpEer llnallnf aufaenontnlen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Ba-9trtbur Spring, IT,, Der SCtn rss III 9ti-
Ia6rlpbia bing r8teten M6rbers, glrtbur Sprns,
III lebtr g8cbI ais Spte I'M 8e9iltraturs sDerartes
Sssut su BliF 9tcn apSeFrlft wcrSrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

o. OaS Sdnserfcit in 8ptbrpdeSllc ant lrbs
ten Samitas fel prd6tis aus. Die Seiwphnun9
ipar lebr sablre6, Der G,elan9 unp bic 0tuit Srrs
tnIfIt6 mo bic Srpnuns in jeper Snli6t muikrs
BAIT. Die tbrilnebmcnpen SGnser unp Sansers
inncn Iorpe ibr eebrrr 5r. StetIcr, Serpirnen fir
tor eoles Seltrcten atles COB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

atteS fir @tistY.-Sn 9leabtn9 bat
Gin brm Snufcn er9cbensS GbrPaar feline SGweinc
Scrtauft, un bic 0iittel 3u erlansrn, pem perperbs
ltten loau9e su frBbnen. Die 2eute famrn am
Gnpe gan, BON Sinnen, wprauf bic Srau nit ben
&intern ins glrmrnbaus 9efiitrt purce.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
SNeHinbfcn.

ct. 3GpmaS, g. 9lugut.- -llntrr BEN yir>
germ Der SnIel 8rrtcla it Gin sufitanb auSStbrcs
den. Die Stapt 1T niepr9etrannt unb mebrcre
prIcncn fnb srtGrtet. alle gSeiBen fnb sefIr<
6rn unp Tirlc SrrIcltrn in ct. 3brmaS anscfpm>
men. Oeb ii nur Der 9lnfans BON peui, ipaS,
pas 0lrlultat auf allsn(tritiiden pelinbii6rn Sns
en Iein ipire, pc bic 9irser has llrtersewi6t bcg
Ratbt boten, mas auf ben nrcilfen Der fcinrn 9ts
Icln Der SaI it. Gs finp Srlpaten mad Der Sns
icl Grrtpla atselanrt, tint brn aufita1h 3u rrs
tcrrriidrn. Das ofrifanilde 5icter, has icses
nannte 0clbe 6ietsr, wel3eS Spri9eS Snbr Icl6e
fur6tbare gertriiitnscn unter ben 0atrpien unb.
5rmben anseri6tet Hattr, 1T jebt sans prriGrun-
ben.
Cuba.
Gin ppn 6apana an9efpmmener Serr beri6tet,
ba6 bas selGe 6ieber aud auf Cuba aus9etrc6et
III lnb NIT telcnpercr Seftisteit ntcr ben 70 etet
Son 9lfrifd tmpprtirten Sflaben riitbet. Gin
pFanSer an Der SdpIsits Der 9nIsl bot brd Bier
tel berielfen serlpreu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
q ~ 8 . q u D.
Die ncucitru Sfad)ribteu.
go

Nrusgprt, is. gtug. - DaS DantYfl@iif
Sumtplct Spn !oaSre iibrr Sputbanlptpn 1T belltr
NIT 9ia6ri6trn aus Qpnppn pom 3. D. an9ftpm-
,ne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

SeIbfmprp.-NfarY SenfnS, gattin BON
Samuel SentinS spn MinersStllc, S6uYlfil Co.,
begging in Der ppri9en S4phe ScltItmcrp inprm
Ie lid, nh6e bet ibrem Sauie in cincn So Sup tic
fen Srunnen Itiirste unp erIGuftc. Gs tcfanpcn
iid n,r unsefdbr 3 SUP g8aNer I'M Srmuen unO
es 1T wobri6rinli6, Rap bic 6rau, pur4 Den 6alI
betSutt, trlinnun95lrS wurpr np 10 ben Sch
fanb, inpem e5 ii6 pur6 cine lmterIu6un9 Bcrs
ausitelte, pab lie nur AM lnfen g!rm letdt be-
I6apist mar. Die Srrltprtrne mar cine 9eaftcs
te 5rau unp im 54iten 2ebenSiabrr. Sic lit i4pn
lSnsere Belt an perpbI6cn 9lnfSaen bon G'ciitrSs
Serrittun9, pur6 cine l6me3baftc Srant9sit I'M
Grpfr Ser,rrla6t, unb pGbrenp einrm Ipldrn be-
gina lie bic I6merSbafte Sbat.-C9rc6e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Baltimore, II. 9tu9uit-gBir 9absn bic
prlt pom SdOen crboltfn unp erietrn aus ben
3citm9m, paB fait alc 9rEBern StSbte int Siis
prn7 Sm llnterittsun9 Der 2cipenben in gteusSrs
leans bcpeutrnre Summen teiSetrNSen Baten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Spfpn, IS. 9Gis. g8tr batcn 9ta6ridten
ii6er ben furtbttaun @epittcrsSturm erbaItcn,
Der lt mebr Serperbtid errpjclen bat, ais onfSn9s
l6 oeglautt purbe. Sn Sapcrbiq linp 5, 2lnpps
scr 1 in 2aprrnce unp in BRADFORD 2 !6Guirr
ppm Slibe setrrfcn. 3u @rrrSctrwn wurpe
Nrs StuiIe(, bic 5rau peS Saptiilensp spreriscrS
pom Stse setrpfcn. Gin &inp, pel6rs ife nuf
Dem Gtrme tru9, bliet punberbarer g8eiIe srr>
IApnt. Der Slib Bat aud in bic r6mi6 6sfatGps
hide Stride in Saten scIdla9cn, irpic in bic
llniSrrlal trns Stride in Spwel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Der SPatre9en.-Or Duff, Elm NtITps
mar in Calcutta, Serii6erte bic Spnrbe in Gpin'
bmsb, paB Der Spatresen (SceI 2, 23) lebteS
SpdtjaGr gum erlten Ntal Iet Der 3eritbrun9 Sc
rulalrm6 picper in. 9aldItna-im 2ance Der Ser
beiBns- -srfaGIen Iet. Mande tetra6tcn riea
ais Elm pihti9es 3ei1en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

g9t6ti8! Der Srfretdr Der glasY Bat BEN
acknowledgement, irclfe tisbrr lire Sdrte 9latt
Iteeren mmBtcn, bic Grlnubni6 ertbcilt, Sdrte gu
trogen reun ic orrcn batrn. OicIer ScrriS ris
ner trGftiecn Sefcrm iiebrt enem GpptlGla9e prS
alten 5p9isnuS I6nli6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
M1inifter fir Die Sarfei.

Baf9in8tpn, 20. 9lus. Ntan teri6tct,
RAP Spn. 9tcbert Ot. McQane Spn MarYIanp,
ais Ntnifrr fir Gan1anttnrpel angcitellt III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

6TOr brriibmte alrcncm Sar bcbduptrt,
bab mir, irrm mir Gin Selelfrp baten pirpen,
weldeS neunmal 10 madtts, ais baS beS 9crp
9ice, Sermittclf psiielbrn @r9enItSnbe I'M Nicnbe
bcnlerten tSnntrn, bic 70 8rCb, ais Gin Meni9
lfup
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
Die Gauntp a&eriommlun9 unIerer @e9

llnIcre 0rsner ticlten ant leBten Samfa8 lire
iG6rlide Gauntp sSeriammlun9 an GrcrslI's Ga1z
baus in Sip ,9Sbrtbaa. Ocieltr mar Der 3abl
mad cine srwSbnli6e. Son Den Srl6Iibcn unp
BON rrm Stun ilnp SreiGen perIelGfn Daben mir
bis9er nur gang wents in Grfabrun9 trtn9rn fTn>
men. Ssi prrIeltcn 9ien8, mic mir brriftrt itnp,
alleS 70 SirmliA einittmmi9 gu, aus9enpmma in
8eug auf einrn 8eI6lue, pclder cine Orbattc
terpprrief. Gs mar pie5 Gin SrI6lue ju 0un-
lten bes Sertaufs Der StaatSperte. Die Srrren
SO. 9. Marr, .. 2aurs unb 8, 90. gS l.
70 II fpra6en su gunfen beHelbcn, unp bic 6eren
9. y. Bridges, 8. .. Stiles mp % M.
5reY pascsen. Der Sei9lub ii akrr ni@t an'
9cnpmnen nprpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

8pttesIaferun9. - Spbn Sruwn in
gbilarrlpbta wurbe auf bic ScIAuIpt9un9, G'ctt
lnp bic beilise S6rift ssGaiert Su Iabcn, fcit9es
fest unb pur6 alpermann palmer uter $500
Yiralhaft aeltellt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Die drifGi6e KneerSubt.
llr6rr bieIes 86rn,a 9epentt Der GGrir. 9r.
@raeGta6 6 ant nd4iten Spnntag Scrmttta9
in Der lut6eriI6en Stride allbtcr Su rrepi9cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Stctpr GOnItp rant, Der trrii6mtr
6iibrrr frr ct. Simpniitcn 1T auf rrm gGr9 nad
StraS, UNI 100000 9lder Sur @rinpung rncr
ct. SimpniitsnzGp baleItf gu taufen. Scs
fanntli6 inb na6 ter 9ebre ct. Simcns SSsiter
unp @rrmSsen 9rnteinIdaftGi6rS Gi9entbwn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

pa~Gpl. SGB, Der S@pieserIobn BON Sen.
Saglcr, farb uulGn9R III 5lpripa an rnen bill
liBIrn 6ietfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Won d Z t, glu8ult 15.-1eltert NVcnP
9inern ;pri 5rauen5imner, Gotbarjne Gcttrn Srn
Ycnnaa unp &lara Gcdran BON gfcusSrltcn,
na6rrm Itc baS Supper cin9cnrmmrn unp iih
mei6 aetlripct Gottrn, SanS in !Sanp na6 Dem Gas
nale ltiirSten t4 in prnIeltcn unS rrtranfcn. Plus
Ginterlalicnen Srtefrn 9cbct server pab lte Idrn
irit lSnsrrer 3eit SeltImprpe beabiidtist 9aben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

IGbang, II. slu9ut. .-gtn Der Gric-glrrb'
SfsGtirntdHn purrr Gin Bug 10 Ntrilen bon
Grif aus bem Gletle seriIen. Der 3u8 britanb
aus rinem SasaSe> mc 5rpri 9alIasierpa8en, mel
dye, ais bas llnglGf liG rrei9nete, in Soaer Gtle
warrn. 1870 YaTasiere linb babel idtrrr Ser'
munprt, ater fciner 1T um's 2eben 9efruntcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

0EFGm onltrdenpcs 6irtrr Ipa in GINGER gluSt
Nrbnpn8 in Jblanp, Suds GauntY, 9rabrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24

Nat6es, ben 81 9tus. Oas selEe 5teFsr
fat bier felt ciniscn Sasen ftirtbterlih seniitbst.
8iS ieBt iinp iiGer 200 Spprsfaae Sprsetcnmen,
mas in grwa9m9 Der 9ertnscn SepHIterum9 prn
5000 Seelen mrrmrBIid 1T. GS berrIdt bic
srSbte 2lufresuns III Der Statt, prIde SieIe l8pn
Serloiicn 9aben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-24
WerIlen.

8u6lanb serlanstc, mic territS friGrr 9cnietbrh
wurpe, BON 9erlieR np4 so Millirncn Jtutel,,
bod nil Itb Der 3aar ltatt he's GelreS nit glbs
tretuns rer an pas toipIde Wterr srcnSenhm
bSAilipidtigitrn grpStn; lauris tcgnH9rn, unb pa
bic grpSn3 mebr wrrtb 1T ais ric 9enannte Sums
me, 70 mil CT 9rpbmdtBi9 bic Gifferen3 an Yers
fen te;atlen.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-29

boiled with one eye on the watch. Pasuy
shesneyer eats. unless she knows from who
dairy ,he-bul,cr came; which eit,eis ldso il;
lcomposilions Every article Of food pre-
barred with buuer. salt, pepper, mustard, vim.
|egaf'ofoi orlbread lhaiis made with yeast
|sodR, milk or saleralus, size decidedly re-
"She IS constantly washing oul liule dud'
|ofsIaces, collars, hsndkerchieis, cheniselie'
and Stockings; which She fesloons up TO The
front windows, iosdryi giving passers.by lht
impression Thai your house is occupiee
bfdnch esseuSe;--then jerks The bell'wire io'
an hour or more, for relays Of hot smooth
ing irons, TO put the finishing stroke 10 hei
operations La E3ay Ass
"She is often afflicted with, interesting
Mule colds and inhuenzas. reqniring The inn
mediate consolation Of no, lemoa ade, or GIN
ger lea; choosing her time for these com
plants when The kitchen fire has gone Ou
and the servanis are on furlough Oh
nobody knows, but those who've lried, how
immensely troublesome women are Id
rather have a whole regiment Of men
boarders. All you have TO do is. TO wind
them up in the morning, with powerful
cup OF coffee, give them carte 5Ldn che 10
smoke, and nigh. key. and your work is
DONE" FANNY FERN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-29

which the iron ore,s taken from The upInl
strata. and tie coal to smrlt il from imme.
dialelv beneath; these beds or iron and cual
are inexhaus,ahle. Passing down ,be Hook
ing, and within snmr six miles nl Athens
We come 10 the sal, region. From this poin
10 the Ohio river al Pomeroy. and for q
considerable distance up and down. siron
coal. and salt exist in alternate layers. by
which the fuel TO smeli the iron, and evap'
crate the salt is found in the same locality
with them.
Fossil remains are found d, ,he deplf oI
l l5 feet. al the salt wells at Athers, as well
as al a lesser depths in the village Of Athens
they are found in cacarnus rock. imbedded
from twenty TO thirty feet below The surface
the earth above Tho rock being a hard red
clay, which. from superficial examination
Il am can6dom will analyza from ten 10
twenty per cent iron. Indeed larg'. pnr
lion Of the village. especially the YVES, part,
called Mount Olympus. in region less rich
in lha, metnl. would we'll repay for working
ii in,o iron. This iron continues through
the country going south, giving The land the
appearance Of deep red brick dust. In Jack
s,n aud Vinlun counties !he iron ASSUMES
The rock lorrn; and is very rich. as well as
extensive; indeed through the whole region
,he production of iron. coal and salt vii
ever be equal 10 The demand. A good quail
iiy Of Burr miIIstones. AMI The best OF camel
coal. is also Obtained IN Vn.nn. In u flying
viSit cannot 60 into dela'ls. but wish barely
to cal The attention 10 this Mineral region OF
Ohio. l.. V. BlERCE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-29
New York Politics.

The wo factions OF lhe LJcofoco party
of Npw York are now op"nly at war. The
mu,trrings nf the slnrm have been heard
fnr monlhs Ii broke forth in al lis fury al
tn lale Syracuse C"nvenlinn. Every a9.
plancr from Washington was brought Ia
bear To induce harmony aud unloh. But al
IN vain. The seDaralion was inevitable.
II had 10 come. The coalition Of 1859 was
dec ''plive. IL was merely for the sphllS
The I'D Barnburners. now The Soils, came
in to secure the rewards. The Hunkers.
now The IIards, and took Them in, hoping,
al Ie ISL. 10 stand the same chance with them
Tor the spoIs. The s'l clinn of Marcy, as
Secretary of State, alarmed the Hards, aud
since that time these men had nothing but
opposition at Court Pierce was elected by
"A grand fusion movement, n cnmblnati"n OF
al The odds and snds Of party opposed III
Scott. When el ,clrd he tried io lorlil>
himself and bulId up the Lncoloco parry
strong aud perpetual by bringing together
the Free SoiIers of the Norh aud Fire
Eaters Of the Soulh He spurnrd the Umon
Democrats and now they srurn him. The
party in New York is rem, in twain. An
Easy victory is within the reach OF lhr
Wings. The split will ex.end to other
States, and the great Lrcolucn party Of 1852
is destined to go To pieces compl ln wreck
We Sha have occasion 10 Comment on the
gren, significance of This New York move.
mrnl hereafter.
Below We give the ,wu ,cke's plesrnIed
bv each fragment Of the party:
HARD sHELk TICKET S,FT SHE'LL TICKET
Secretary Of Siate
Geo. W. Clinton. ISaac A. Verplank
Attorney General.
James T. Brady. Martin Grover.
Stale Treasurer.
Winslow c. Watson. Francis Segur
.. Controller.
James E. Cooley. Rober, Kelly.
Canal Commissioner.
John C. Ma,her. Andrew ]. Yates.
Engineer and Surveyor
John D. Fay. W. II Bristol.
State Prison Inspector.
Miles w, Bennett. VILLAIN c. Deyer.
Judges Of the Court Of appeals.
C. Fl. RnggIrs. long term c. II. Rugglis.
Hiram D.ni ;. sh ri term ll,rhm Denin.
Clerk of The Court of Appeais.
Samuel S. Browne. AIben Edgeuon.
Ohio Stale Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-29
Removing n Ring from Young
Lady's FinR er.

DR.. Castle. of New York. communicates,
10 the Boston Medical and Surgical journal,
the following ingenious method, devised by
him, for ex,ricaling a young Iady's finger
from a ring which was TOO small for her
We give his story ia his own language:
An int resting young lady, about seventeen n
years Of aye. had presented 10 her a gold
ring, which she forced over the joint of her
middle finger. After few minutes the fin.
ger com nrnced sw ling, aud The ring could
hot be- removed. The family physician. Dr.
-. was Sent Tor, but coul do nothing
The family. and the young lady especa ly,
were now in the greatest cnnslprnaIinn. A
iew,lIer was sent for. AIier many futile
attempts to Gu, the ring with cuuing.nippers.
and 10 saw it apart with fine saw. and al.
Ter abusing and, ar"rallng the flesh,
warm lamentations aud lApchrs were applied,
bu, all wi.hou. affnrdng The slightest brne.
fiji. DR.. requested my presence.
with the compliment that perhaps my me.
chanca ingenuity might suggest something.
al once proceeded 10 The house Of The pa
uen., and found the young lady in mosl
painful state Of mental agony, the doctor EN-.
barasSsed, and The family in high sIale oI
excitement. lprocured some prepared chalk
and applied it between the ridges oI
swollen flesh. and al around the finger
and succeeded in drying The oozing and
abraded flesh; then with, with narrow
piece OF soft linen, | succeeded in polish.
lng The Ilng by drawing ii gcmly round
The ring between The swollen paris. ! ap
piled quicksilver TO The whole surface o
The ring. In less than three minutes. the
ring was broken-by pressing ii together
IN four pieces, 10 the great relief Of all par
lies.
In similar mahner--wilhoul the chall
i some lime since extracted small brass
ring from The ear of child. who. chid.Iike
had inserted ilinto the cavity Of its ear. Tht
operation was more painful and tedious. bu
was equally successful. ...
The moduS Operandi.-The quirkslve
i'al once permeaes The meals. if clean will
The exception Of iron, steel, plauna, and on
or Two othrrs-and dmaleamaies with them
IL immediately cryslaliz,s aud renders lh
mela as hard aud ss briIle as glass. H"nc
The ease with which meals amalganate,
with quicksilver can be broken.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-29
nIrs. Grumblc,s soLiIouur.

"There's no calculating The difference be-
tween men and women boar ders. Here's
Mr.. Jones has been in my house these six
months. and no more trouble 10 me than my
grey kitten. II his bed is shook up once a
week, AMI his coats, cravals, .love.leuers,
cigars and patent. leather boots left undis.
iurbed in the middle of The floor, he is as
conlenied as pedagogue in vacation time.
Take n woman 10 board, and (ii il is
perfectly conveniently she would like dra.
perry, instead Of drop curtains; she'd like
The windows altered to open al the top, and
a wardrobe for her hounced dresses. and Q
few more nails and another shelf in hel
closet, and liue rocking chair. and biz
looking.gass, and pea.green shade fol
her gas.burner.
"She would like breakfast about ten min.
u,es later than your usual hour; tea ten min
ules earlier, and the gong, which shocks heI
nerves so, altogether dispensed with.
"She can, drink coffee. because Il Is ex
hiliaraling; broma is too insipid and choco
late too heavy. She don'l fancy COCOA
English breakfast tea is the only beverage
which agrees with her spins.er organiza
lion. af
'She can, diges, roast or fried dish
' shN mIgb' possibly peck AT on egg. if were