Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-13

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city have authorized The issue Of bords tn
lhe amount of 800 600 N nav foy ,bs
WORK. Gf teaas3 5'HH 'e
Mat. r. Ward visi,ed for,. yiIIo ON ,h.
qqnd. bu, le(, The civ nm ,hs c,l,"w,no davI
in consequence Of ;he ,b,ea,ening name,
lL which his return was noticed in ,ha ciiy
papers. and Gull Tor public meeting on
The sublec'.
Fa,her Mathew. is rcnor,ed 10 have did
leaving q fortune Of 5000 600. I
portion Of which no beouea,bed q nj. neuh.
ew, lion, w. d. Merrick. Of Cl.y slaaa. ~ =. :
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10 y, sdys ~ 1'sa'''' .''
;as,, s ad rn,,fsS I ~ asnosu a y 'ng
States, will no. be accepted by ,he M, .xicsn
Government. seE 'sa la iS
The Minister Of Finance says ,hat M, ii.
CO can do wi,hou. The mnney offered by the
United States by increasing the du,ies on i'm.
ports fifty per cent. and prohibiting .hc ex.
porla,ion of corn.
The o S. Presbyterian General Asssm.
bly, closed i,s session in Buffalo on Wednesday
last, 10 NEE, mex. year a, Nashville, Tenn,
Jn The third Thursday OF Nav. i'ah
a., ILL.,, :. I'M
a.,S.l =, ou' ;..' s'o h"e.'can VINO
u" a"1s'ea Ia ." "''e"se 'o''une .! oank,ng
.aaouod m ~ t"u h.ao ""u ;,p u'eo Iew since was
c.on noo wig. q" "'' P'"Pc'Y'
and resi- estate in New York. 10 The Prince
of Wales, Queen Vic,oria's eldes, SIM. md
the future British King. Il seems 10 have
been mistake. The Lordon illustrated
News, Of The 92d of April, states ,ha, Mr..
II. IS will, making the above reoues, 10 the
Young Prince. was fully prepares. Inn, ba
o'cu oe!ore ne was aoe 10 sign ~ Iha'
Se"os MS poor fe'a''o"s 'n'o ''gh clover.
CoMpLfMENTARY.-The democrn,ic editor
of The Statesman calls Mr.. Gable. The Dem.
ocratc editor Of The Sandusky Mirror, "an
old dwelling, .malignan. numskull." The
Mirror had previosly accused The Statesman,
of u,ering twenty rii1fM and de,ibera,e
falsehoods, In one small para graph.
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0ootihs IN MhNiuoAr.-, :. ne Lp1'sy.ne
e. .,;.. announces '''e a1.''" n .. 'e" Ooo',es'
one'' ''"po''av"n ,'o',i o"'"a; VINO ate
r" %' '"e WY may r,on MUS cn '"e
oupoo''a"u ', ''se,' oeiow Eu'yssme' "ey
we'e VIZ hed""v 'ook'hg seNo' Ce'esnais'
IOr term of years to work al The aforesaid
iron works.
The man u, in D.lb; ,h;,,v o;,h, v....
old. who boos,s ,bn, he never ,ook n nsws.
papcr. saws ,ha, San,n Anon If h., ners;s,s in
his s,ruucIe with Russia. will be sura n lo.s
all ,be ,srr;,orv oc Tho Rosnboyna md Lo
excluded from he navio.,io \ oc ,bs Amszon
con - ~ - MI '''"r-s"
DISCOVERY OF CoFFEe.- the year 1853
dervlsh, named Hadji Omer, was driven
ou! ol The community oi Mocha. Hunger
induced him to roast The, kahhva berries
which grew near his hiding place. he roas-
ted and ale them, as his only means OF sus-
'aining life. Sleeping them 10 the waIer.
which quenched bis thirst, he discovered
very agreeable qualities. and also that the
prosecutors. who had in,ended him 70 die ~
starvation, regarded hi. preservation as =
miracle. He was transmitted into n saint
Such are The facts relating 10 ,he d;scovs,v
of coffee. There ore suenosed q he 3 Ooo
coffee. rooms in Cons,ap,inoble.
I.si. 5l,.o
Betnre leaving the Tyne. the Italian Pat
riot Garribaldi addressed letter 10 Mr..
Cowen In which he says:
England is great and powerful nation
independent OF auxiliary aId--ioTemosl in
human Progress--enemy 10 despoism--Ihe
only sale refuge OF the exiIe--lriend Of the
oppressed; but if ever England, your native
country, should be SO clrcumslanced as TO
require the help OF an ally, cursed be tina I
Italian who would not step forward with me
in her defence.
"Your government has given the Au,ocrat
check and the Ausuians lesson. The
despols OF Europe are against you In conse-
quence. Should England at any time, in q
jus, cause, need my arm am ready ~ un-
shealhe in her defence the noble and spien-
did sword received al your hands. "
N,m w.. s..,.,. ~, p..y..
.,ssa,a. ~ RlaaL uaa. ss Wss.;"s MN .Sns & snS
q. this port. we have la,er and interesting
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