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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
ir3a rctrrs1us Nl.lIiue.
The InsolvCEt Merchant.
by tLLry Aiuryy.


NJ lockwood had failed. A0sr having
been leading merchant 6r lh,riy years, a
series of heavy losses. combined with the in.
soIycury Of friend ror whom he had endorse!
forced h.m to stop payment.
Tie sympathy dr him wa, general, IS j,
usually is Tor an old man. who has family
and is unfortunate. but after a while "his-
pcr' began to be heard against him. 1t MAS
said be hal failed with his LANDS full that
some OF I'is creditors would no. release him !
IN short that he has sacrificed long lite OF
honesty In an hour OF bitter temptation. OH
ers piudenIly, II not ehartably, held their
peace, even though he made no rctrenchmcn'
IN ms style OF i''ns' ana 'houS" '"'y secret
y ,"ouS"' '''' act 'u'i ''''.'
II was about iohu'sn' amer MS 'a'lu'e'
that he called his head clerk INTO his private
Office
"John," he said, 6r he had always called
h,s confidential assistant though now a md
dIe'afed man. by his hs' Name 81 wish TO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

Busn yogR ToN,Tors. Its just as sonsi.
sible to uruw peas wl,hou, bu'hing them as
IT is tomatoes. You may grow both in
sloyenly sort ola way, il you have plenty
Of room on the ground bu, you can gov
either twice as we'll upon something to sup
por, them. and tomatoes are decidedly better
grown up in the air than On the ground under
the shade Of a mass of vines. The best sup
port for a tomato vine j. bush set firmly in
the grouad. The branches have room to
spread among the limbs and support tho fruit
The plan is much better than tying to stakes
and trimming. accordingly 10 our experience.
We have tried both ways.
IRural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
POETR Y.
The Three Callers,
~ cuAULrs swAtS.

NJ crn csncth ronjly 10 bir 10y ''r'y'ns
Mid solIea r-eaJo~s. rich Wi,h siovcr dew
shse,l,-buths ,tl l,biaks OF p1ught save pl', 'us'
And - shs Smiles and waves him an ad''1
wA,s he. suIl neuy With his l5wcry store,
,,u. not that Moro, sweet Morn, returns no move.
NOoa comsih-but the hoy, % manhood gro'''ns'
Heels not the tiins--hl soss bu, Ouc sweet h''a'
Ons yuuug. bir Goc, 'orm ot i-ss'rui1c glowing
AnIan his loving heart with bi,.s - VAIN.
30 naon. un1otiosi sscks thr western sh9fs,
AnJ man iorsr,s that Noon RETURNS no rnorc.
Night tarpsih gsui', az "a ,,sgmrut -'.au,'s
With ths ihia Gee U.hi, fisksriug ha't ant I'w'
r, whisA , -r,y.h,iry.l u,a 3, .li', ire7m'rs
u'-y rira.u.s, ra.s--as aI' Lie pleasure 80.
Nisbt b,ls biul clmc O. brr. De- irs'ss BE- a'"r
S.sut aaI JsrL --su.i De- rsiu'ns uo ruor'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

found the senses, and be clusc to my eyes.
During the three minutes allowed before the
battle might begin, my principals aim Vas TO
get away from my anlagoHls, inioanoiherparl
of the room, without his knowledge, aud TO
stand there by the wall until, perhaps he
shonld make some movement by the sound Of
which could be directed inmy attack. The
crowd outside were as still as death. held
my breath, and ireading 90 lightly that |
could no, hear my own loolhlls, slole.away
towards that side of the room on which | en-.
tered. Whether ho had calculated that |
should naturally ds so, and had therefore tax.
en- the sane dirccion, no one can now tell /.
bat no 50 ooucr hai ! sluOd still To listen or
him, than found he was somewhere about
mc-l cnuld hear h's breathing. WiIh the
greatest caution and i.,en-u ! has,encd 10
another part, cNpCc,.1s .vcry momcul either
that he would run against me, or ] against
hlm. And in this kIuIulmauUnvrng. somc-
times to Get away and sometimes to approach.
laucird. though Why knew not, that an
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
MIS- CELLAN Y
A FIGHT IN THE DARK.
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Frankly alm.u.ug ,ha' luc.s OF every com.
mg1 Kind, lrd some oi very uncommon de-.
ssrP.,oa also, have been written rron '..
usy,ry alns, when ''ea 'a PHa''''a'' very
mgyd lls uassvory character OF a literary Hs'
ilage, J Vet v,n'ur- 90 ali another 90 i-s
ramhsr, since 10 may de'er'ed'y BE- crrs.i
cred ths rroau.n- lsa', ho,h Coz ssu-u.ar-
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rrrrI.
Saves, aa- l-li'y asis g0c -eaaral oha.
ac.rr ,l Jlr'iag Boo Iar southern States ,.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

"lou are too sangulne, JOhn.' was The
answer. Bh the eye Of the merchant instead
Of meeting that ofhis assistant, wandered past
his face, Too sanguine. Yes entirely
too sanguine.
"l think not, sir. The house s,oPPcj,you
knew, because it wouldn't pay twO pcr cent
a month for money. Yon had plenty Of Sc
curi,y, sir, but the banks wouldn't discount,
them. 1.-the assets arc nursej, sir, they'll
produce nearly, IL no, quite enough to pay
dollar Tor dollar"
"lnd leave me penniless, /" said Mr. Lock.
wood quickly. Then colorlng, he added.
"Bu, Of course that is 10 be expected. How.
ever this don't alter the fact, lha, YOU look at
these assets too fayonbly. You're youn.
ger man than myself, John, .nd ap, TO see un-
Is the brrh, sidc ofsiIais"
The clerk who va, as hono-, as steel,
thought, With .igh, that he could not re.
gard his employers character, in as bright
light n usual Thi, strange opening OF the
conversation, and the studied avoidance Of he
eve, made him, fr TIC FIRST time in hi, life,
suspicious Of Mr. lockwood. lie could not
speak lor the muurniul feelings which this
caused.
"l have been gon. over these schedules, y
said ,h- merchant, "ani have talked TO one
or two Of the principal creditors. It would
be folly to attempt paying dollar for dollar"
lie began 90 speak npIJlY. "Se'cniy-li'c
per cent j. as much as ,hc estate is worth, aud
nobody bu, ourscI,ry could make il realize
that lflhcrc WI, an assignment, the cN.
pcnsr, would cat up thousands, and besides
there would be Delay olsc,crsl years. IL
would b. really doing NE b., iur the ere.
diors To rnak, q cunpromsc on IIusc terms.
Don't yol think ~ Watson, Cou,cy Jones
& Co, aud other houses have Is good as said
they would crmc into the arrangement, and
they, you know, are among the heaviest ere.
dinr,.'
Tie clrrs s,ll sou:l, las cuP'1yer's eye
IA vain. Finding, rron the silence, that II
va. expected he should cay SOM hing, he
spoke,
"Yoa dd TO, urer an assignment did
yoa'"
orcourr not OF course. Tha, would
be u.nous
"lisccms t. me, sir, ,la, II is d question
ror creditors u .r'I'c. lyon oGrrlh your
assets, and they then refuse an as isnmrn,
agreeing to rase .cycnIy.d,c Per cent, Iue
sc,.Icmcn, will b, filr enough hut, he ad.
dcd hcs,laIugly, "Uhle YOU hold tight To
your bills receivable, people will cav rhlIyou
src a, your mercy.
"Nutatall. Nu,alal Brsiics lrl peo.
Pie u,k. They always abuse man when be
o., down. Il would be- criminal In me 10 lrt
an ass gncs ca, uP the estate To- charrcs. Is
hard enough 90 be- ruined by endorsing lJr -
false incnd Il don know whether 100 strict
clilucts Il uoald uo, be- more Just than a hln.
drcd mru should share the loss between them
than / should bear lll. Ancr uilng liir
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

Eventually, his eve tell uPon two Per' rs
one tho younr man that was To be slaughter
"a, IN whom allusion has already been made,
anil the other an aged one, perhaps his "a
,hcr
They were engaged ia close conversation
The Younger Of the two being 'han The
speaker The Colonel seemed to lis'en at
,.uiively. and having drawn sumowha, near
er. ycry soon exclaimed aloud
1t IS not ,bc cas-" "
Many tarnci thoir heads towards thosPeak.
cr. with a slight cSprcs-iud of surprise, as
being unconscious who Do, was addressing
hts friend. Who now stood alool, bu, ksr, DIS
sy.. -~rd uroa Lsrn, h-rkussd him bacs, hu,
iq vain. while ,bs tuJaijnl really musl in.
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vas 900 absorbed .u h,s owa discourse 10
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window to be closely blockediuP with shut
,crs OF boards. That. when this was done,
tic dueis,s should be dive,lcj Of every par
,icle Of clothing, armed each with brace OF
pistols and beWic.knifc,- aud then bc let
into the room-,hrcc minutes being given,
aitcr the closing Of the door, before hosilli-
ties commenced, the c1piralionn OF the time
being announced to them by three rapid
knocks upOu the door.
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bstvceu the teeth.
Will /, be believed that ihis arrangement
wa, Instantly agreed to- lu, - 1t was.
And a iolcrlbic party Immediately Procedc
up stairs, some to make the nccdful arrange.
ncu,s, and others to listen to this unseen
6,h,, aai awai,i,s cyciuos result.
Savage MS mems spirits miy be, such a
seen, NJ preparation as this was enough to 81.
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!, matters no, from what stock we are de-
,cended, so long as We have virtue; for that
alone is true nobility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
NEW SERIES, VOL ). NO. 80

OF a large empty room, that extended over
the whole top Of HE house, and allow every
window to be closely blockediuP with shut
,crs or boards. That. when this was done,
the duels,s should be diveslei Of every par
tiele Of clothing, aimed each with brace Of
pistols and a beWie.kniic,- aud then be let
into the room-,hrco minutes being given,
afcr the closing Of the door, before hosilli-
ties commenced, the eHpialIonn OF the time
being announced to them by three rapid
knocks upon the door.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31
IHn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
= TO CORRESPONDENT.
The Earelru Neus

The news OF every steamer from Europe now goes
to confirm the apprehension that all hopes of peace
hsyp been dssipated, and that the war cannot much
longer be confined to Russia and Turkey, but must
soon involve other powers, and become general
Some items of the news brought by the Atlantic have
most important bearing upon this question. twas
announced in tho intelligence by the Niagara that
the allied fleets had been ordered into the Black Sea
That order has been carried out as VIC are informed
through the later dates by the Atlantic Of the en-.
trance Of the fleets of France and England into the
black sea. This move, the Gar sometime ago pro-
nounced would be taken as declaration Of war be-
tween Russia and those Powers. No demonstration
to that effect was Immediately made by Russia but il
Is probable that collision will soon follow. In
creased preparations for carrying hostilities
represented on the part Of Russia to an extent that
gives but little ground for the belief that the Car
contemplates any speedy termination to the war
His movements show that ne considers himself COM
mitted to avigorous prosecution OF the contest and
that he has gone too far to recede Neither
does the late proclamation of the Sultan indicate any
purpose of yielding anything, and the note ofthc -four
powers still insists upon what Russia has hitherto per-
sisted in denying. Austria, it is represented has
thrown of tho mask of neutrality and will espouse
the cause of Russia. Prussia, Sweden and Denmark
profess to maintain neutral position, but it is not
thought they will be able to do after more general
hostties begin. On the part of France and Eng.
land active preparations going on to meet the
consequences of European war-more especially
with the former The French government has pub
lishcd decree, calling into active service an addition
of 40 600 recruits and it is further stated that
the Emperor has taken preliminary steps towards
marching 10000 men to the assistance of Turkey.
An important diplomatic circular has been addressed
by the French government to its agents, manestine
that decisive of action las been determined
upon. England must soon take a like position W,
publish elsewhere some details Of the news brought
by the Atlantic, as gathered from the foreign papers
TO which the reader is referred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31

w DH, e. II, nRAINERD would inform the public
that he will at Lynchburs Va January sOth until Pebua
o when the Committee Corresl Richmond viii
report After which he consulted
nom February 9Th until Saturday, February ill., 1851 from
70 u A. A. and TO NJ Ny stay will short, therefors
,et a who wish treatment apply at Correspondent,
oy me- ospad boz Iol, New York CITY, stating the
nature OF thsir aud whether eyea large
also whether the stands promptly Tor
o nonas OBTAIN adyee or treatment for dollars which
sidered. 1920 N
DE- BRAEhp has restored persons perfect sight, In cases
PARTIAL and total blindness Of from IL
by from 10 seconds minutes
OF his own discovery. without cutting pain or wash
Dr D. has Also cured cases OF inflammation various
sIade, pain om and intolerance Of light
pess or loss OF sight from
have remained permanent to the present moment.
for abundant evidence Of the facts stated reference may
had to statements Of persons treated
Many OF those persons may be at his 10 A.
~ or SP NJ Of each day az which hours perform
Pepimsn on the worst cases that may be presented.
see notice above for hours and days These who do not
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31

~ Our nesbbor symo Is disposed to proous biz
wrath. We have tried in vain to appe.se it., Dealing
tendciy Win him appears to have had little effect in cool
lug him down. We shall not despair though.
We certainly unfortunate In the way paying hin,
compliments lr other people can't appreciate them bet.
ter than neighbor Syme. no had better quit. But do
beg pardon for terming him "Brigader," since tho tito
has been brought into such dsrepute by tour free soil
President" 1t was enough to stir him up to higher
pitch Of indignation. We no offence however,
and will take that back.
A word more about tho price Of wheat in tie city Of
Petersburg, since the Intelgencer makes such peremp
tory demand upon US to cxpound how wheat could be
bought in Petersburg, Richmond account" when il
happened that day last week wheat few cents
higher per bushel In Petersburg than 10 Richmond
We only gave before what Is asserted fact aud if
Petersburg neghbor have the whole disclosure
is further asserted that the Richmond dealers will oc
casonaly buy out the Petersburg market few cents
the buhe rather than raise the price on the
large amount OF wheat in the Richmond market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31
BED,


At his residence in Amelia county, on Friday the goth
lnst Mr. HENRY p EANES, In the 18th year of his age
The deceased was Of the Oldest and most respectable
citizens of county. n
Enquirer requested TO copy.
On the gath inst, Ia the county of Hanover of pulmo
nary consumption, in the s4th year Of her age Mrs MA
MIA WAkD, wife OF DR.. VIM. +. Locketi and daughte.
OF the late John Baker, of Petersburg She leave,
husband and two children to mourn her loss
Petersburg papers please copy.
10 the county Of Mathews tho 22d of January John
d. JARVIS, Esq, 10 the slst year of his age The de-
ceased was worthy and respectable citizen ohis county
For long period he the presiding Justice of the
County Court and held many Responsible offices in his
county the duties Of which ho performed TO th. satiss
u9n o. s Asa friend, he was kind father, he was
aheeuopate and as master, he ndulgent In all
zoe relations OF life he endcavored performed what he
honestly conceived to be his duty. He died in the hope
OF blessed Immortality.
AZ his resldence in Philadelphia OIL the night of the
2e.n ins., JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq, for some years
oeht OF thfs city, where this will DO sadly
'e oy those who enjoyed his friendship or
kinder, purer, gentler breast never hrobbed in ha
man bosom or prompted action a clearer sounder.
Judgment
On toe Slst ult. at her residence (Ingesde Sbenan
doah county, OF consumption SIBELlA A. CONN consort
OF Col M Conn, in the thirty seventh year Of her age
IL wl be consolation 10 her surviving relations an
friends TO know that with her death had no string nor
the grave any victory Bessed the dead which dio
In the Lord from hencefoith yea saith the spirit that
they may rest from their abons their works do fol-
low them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31
A Voice from III, Tenth Lection.

The Valley Democrat, published at New Market Sheu.
sndosh thus speaks of the Cabinet.
The cabinet has not excited that respect Difference
which men OF established reputation aud national fame
have always produced the public mind on the con-
trsry deeprooted prejudice exists in the minds OF the
masses in regard to the and f couneraced by the
The anteccdents OF majority Of them arc anything else
than that which the democratic party should glory in
Mr. Guthrie shed up from the deep miro Of obscure.
t, but far better would Il have been for the democratic
party he had remained there ashc has brought disgrace
and contempt upon the party Mr. Marcy Is able m an
but an intrsuer and deeply skilled in the of
the corrupt politicians Of New York. Caleb Gushing n
renegade wtg has had also the effect Of dsorganizine
the democratic party by creating Dissatisfaction Mr. Nc
Ciesnd is also, another that fails give satisfaction
the simple that he is TO, yet from tue smell of
porthrru ffeesoilisni.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31

mako i the order Of the day for Friday nc,t at half pas.
~ o'clcck.
The motion was agreed to: t>
Mr.. Bsows, Of Stafford. aud King George. moved to
suspend tho rule for the purpose Of taking up tho bill pro-
vding for tho removal OF free negroes and muattoes FROM
tho State. NI
The rule was not suspended: Si
Mr. TAYLOR, Of Loudoup, then Offered tho following
solution:
Tha! from and amer Monday next tho Speaker Of this
House vacats the chair tho hour OF o'clock, aud
sumo the again at tho hour Of o'clock, p. n.
adjournment was offered by Mr.. IKE, which agreed
a
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HoLtowArs Puts, Inr MOST EysEcruAL RiSlpr ron
BowkL COMPLAINTS AND DISORDERS SIoNAcn-Attbis
season OF tho year when thoso complaints prevalent
there u no better remedy than hollowsys Pills whether
as preventative or cure When taken In moderate do
ses aud Al tho Same time strict attention L. paid to diet
the worst cases viii DO relieved Tho Strengthening prop
eos Of these Pills restore tho Impaired tone Of The so
.en sno he liver Nothing good has ever been
discovered Tor tho cure Of persona who uer from Ions
residence IN hot clmate and they surpass every o,L.s