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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
'fom the Western Christian AdEocate.l
sabbath i'm sLondOfl. 'ioims'

During my frs, Sabbath III london. he
Wesleyan riinistets being 'abseny a; COP
ference. I determined, i possible 20 hear
some Of The grea: pisdchsrs Of The meiropo-
VIZ. Dr.. Cummings was first il my mind.
lie Us toT ,le Sco,ch National Ch1rch, and
iseSidenityo an eltquen, speaker and a good
man. fiiS works are quite hunerols 100
much so fut his own fame; ifiey are gener-
ally written by, repouers; .bulv submiued 10
him for enlargement and correclien; Ahey ure
in "a captivating s.ylshb but | think Iesaorigip'
al and profound than is generallyssuppased;
his work on. lhe Apocalypse is. mostly bog
Towed, :, No man can produce great works
50 Eapidly as DR.! Cummings produces his
The Doctor, is a general favoLile. d Indeed,
so much so, that believe. the Queen, when
she was in,SScoland, heard him ,prea cb,
much to the displeasure of many Church
man. who thought uit wis inadmissabls for
! the head Of the Church lstol coumsna nee
Presbyterial ordination. i'SPosmy deepregreI
iound lha, DR.. c. was absent-ahisl church
undergoing repairs. DR.. Harris and Rev.
Mr.. Milville were also absent. proceeded
alhereiote, TO the church of DIR. Hamilton
Ito is, understand, almember Of, the 'F'i6e
aGhurch Of Sco,lane, iand yoeeuPieslbe ipulpll
which was built for that erra,ic genius, Ed.
ward Irving The,bdildipg,b'larg5, but BY
$40 means elegansad As ItenieredII noticed
% large silver, basin iflaihe yeslbple. lin
which the worshipers as they passed Jimwsre
deposiIing money Stepping up to a gen
oGlamd1 10 skedtifGqarSnget could IbeF &C.
accommodated win a. eeatl 9"Yesy1 said'he
s.gonpmhoss' sssails,,i pointing ,oahe fiigh
sAhdt headh 70 ahe,ig igallefyard ascended, qbu
bfnissing the 'doorao the gallery, went up tdc
high, and soon g56nd inyselfsin shal 4 sup
,posedlwasghei sessions rroomn Moving here
.fithes ibcau,iohslySi upses, onpof thelbehch
.es, which being purlogeyher with iron. made
l6ieffibis tlaiier ID qi,s taie WThiRFs I ic
myself. nFWil ge, cut or Tits house as s6or
.SST can, a,ds ask Goep IL ifoiEiYss msa ri
Aco6iing mr. Psssihg d9wn,s ihoweyef.. SAt
} siinaing myself observed BY u eombanyIiha
were JUST entefingc cthe gallery 4 went at
with itheui. bnAf,ef Standing d little whife, Il
che side uisle, Ia lSd5 who was ,Hctihg as sex
stoa, and who was notfety iprspossessiHg u
ther In person. dress; of 'rh6hHers, came d
and asked me if wished seat; receiving
"a affirmative reply she PoipIedd q me io 9a
backlsss bench 10 the aisle, and said, Isl
Mere tilf Isee whether i can find you. a seal
Xtiehgth'sh beckoped me 10 q pew whiSl
afforded me q to!srably good view Of III,
minister, and audience. !, Il was a commun
ION season. The minister was conducted ii
ma nYhe u the nugnit nr.aved IN 4 iohl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

,o,,,, I'D MANS ,s n Aagazlgne, s2 ge. 49,. ,s,,.a
=, Machine Democrats, ! 60 80
'an,e sac ~" Ns'" ',In y 'ffp9 'O'.'i'a ''e
/, Aeesesher Glass sfspamocrais, whomfae
SsnomlRRsle slh9 ofngcllalll n, lnpchlnes Aam9.
c,sis, because 'ney moiye sna .alk as shey
are az wouno Up, mean as lney aPPeier, yet
eons'..u'e ! in'feaiiiy' o. disdnctahd powerful
soooE ani'ha' siaies'natislnos .afaew rsindfli,
Mee IoslSleyfa tpas SUCCESSFUL Psrslesnauck 10
4, asa colei! ao9peS ven laige squads ,ePee
Sols,c'fnS ;,e yho ,a Sosse l,or9nne iSr
'tu'Il ano righteousness, WINE lhey have .
faye"ous aPPe'"e 'ior 'distiHclioh ind prov
eadsh bthey ate aetPrec'selytc ytcdmP' iolicN
stsnpp nppeSyHqAAe ,pey somspmsshgm iaaheainss,
~, aell n 'a.eress lp'ne eopssfs y asIetmped NJ
a. .s."., ~ .ns prospec. q OOo'y '9an oy any
eops'G"onS .ney may DO 1magincd 10 enlef.
Ia'n' hlteibanya"s bS'Ends!~ho 1ollowed
nellglon Tor the silver slippers. .sherwore'
1 oNaaW L.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

as mn editor mapi,have. so many tasies hs
has .oconsulil One waais something sound.
One likes anecdotes, fun snd, ,frqlic. ard tho,
next. door, Ieighbprs " ondeT that a man II
good Sense will Pu,l such st6f' ii d paper.
Something spicy comes ont, and die ediiUr Is
Ia blackguardaa Nix, comes asDn,e,hiag IN.
gumepia1ye, and the edi.or is sdpl, fool -
And so, beiween Them. all, yo,h see, ,he poor
fellow gets roughly hannleds They. never
think whnt. dots noi please Them may please
The 'aex, mum but they insist HtIie paliet
does no, saitthein itisi enod for no,hiugsla4
y ofrtciAG vdS vodSrf.s.oF, Il iNbDiAAsa The The IL.
diabapolis Seh,inels P6Hiishgs i6s, oficial vois
Eofindiaha for'S State officers. The eviurhns
Efootup asioiloBssas4sags ,sa sy.a3, tss 4
Z ,gFpr Sscie,ary Sla,f. E, B, c. Cvllbs,
50; 1885, N. Hayden, 50 $50; ,Msipfi,y, n,
asRct aAuaaor N STATE. III, r gFabSt.' gE.
tsi2yoJohRP. ( Dunn, l86s908; MsfI5 5 604l
| .oForT Treasurer Of gSla.e, Wy M. r Ndfiia-
ger. 74,359i Elijah Nsw.on,a IS, 5s2;; Alei,.
[lT233. ~ ~ vs. ~ ~ 80
FIR Judge of Supreme coun, s. b. Gaok.
Eins. 9e, ,389; TA.'P. Hoyey, 85,357, MAJ ahy,
M.029. l9m bed ,7sa1BI ba2 sSlapA ba4
| ~, FqrSuperin,enddnt of Public Ins,ruei,n,
Caleb Mills 80 957; Wm. C, Lrrabee.
85,835; Mnjority, l4,Os2 j, ,....'..,,
utThe majority for the Peoples ticket viii
averages ubooI I2 900, taking inio cbnsldefa.
linn cerlaiR votes casl throughout, the Stale.
which, are not counted for The regular cand:-
dates, in. consequence Of the names. no, b..
ing CORRECTLY given 's'a '' t''
|2n Blythe above II will iliapprhras ifihe Dens-
ocraiier candidate for Treasurer Is eleciedGy
a large, majpriiy. bu this is accounted f,rby
the fac, that 20. .367 yoles were cas-, for VIM.
F. N"ffinger, instead Of VIM. R. ,Nofiingrr.
The woes no'counted were beyond question
intended for The regular candidate. iand' we
have no dout. he will be, declared elected.
By Counting these voles, The meiqriy for
Mr.. NoAingcr would be l2, lS4-- Cincinnati
Gdz. '''7 h'2"''''i''' -'.. 9.- '' ..-'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14


Hh5Sey 'pg SqNapiop ln sness. lIsasIein y seas
AZ ~ AL, 81 II HIT syySna son Tn b,n,-
l4naAe decd insefA,a y III Should bsspliaitd in
ldasraoftg gold, 0nd Hargined wilhahe e'word
i s5lQrYi x siiT 3 .aoitl6;atga q sbasyIi
= 'Ssp's kolapqo 4 oltpcsFs sReok ~ ais. .Psf.
sonst fosl;ons .'n 'one q Nye scslqn'
We ~ ''as ~
ana tps y ~ a. .1o asyss ne sevo'eq ms
nnpln q <' ps''1er loesP To- V
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t''.H' ~ Y,
eAy nna e ! /, l,iwiil t1e oyer
4 iee " eei u. pNFus 81 sf'e ias, 9ecks; .hs'
W. w s'.a 'en ~. w o1s~ @ peps W nal y "
mace - @ sne vessel 'ops.a .a.o,a, s,sblbs,y,
m.. =. ....
''-'' S'''s 'o'' O'- ~ A'o'A.'
= The following letter 'wasl'wfinen by Mr..
Ciayion,ih aaswerto iD Rodney King, Of
l"nnue'p"'' "' ." '"e SUI
joo'o' '"e "eA'i 'eS'ue'oy' Tvs 'e"oe'e' "I" &c
interesting a'the present ume' because sup
posed 10 contain an exposition ofihe prin.
einlesioF the Know No,hinps, abous whom
a. ...ni., ,hs.2 ,,,,,,h hi, tno. ,l;n,a LEO
."e peop'o "0a' "'e" Wv "0 r'w
'o' Jo"r' '''' ~, an ',,. '7.,-O :. a.. ~. c,os,
"o1A ,'2;svAsH'ESroN' " y aug, Io''i eof'H
4 ", ,RopNEY ING, Esa-1MylD'afn S'r,T-
roiIac'ea ana severe sicik9ess' s'nce 'ne
recefpt OF your le''er OF 'ne ou ull' mas pre-
\ vented me from Keeping up my correspond
encen bui lofaa's, your ae''enAwoAu ''aVe
recelyea an immsq'a'e'anSwef ~ heioe
g'A ~ tfPty'ng 70 yGpf, PflnpflPal :qpesnon'
RESPOND y 'ha' ~ usciaing ,'umnsNy' .na,
| never was am NOT now, ana never snal'
be,'a cshd'da'e Tor ane 'ffes,dency.' } nave
seen enough ot'Htohof q aec'oea ioP'"'on'
ina' ,oh hme, 4eLs ho Pgs'1o''th ~ wy coH1
wy less desfaolei 1e 3D. sna og egnle' WY"
me seas IN .he senate ol me on"eea o'a'es'
f"h!cn .ne, h,hu Pa'uu"'y oi '''e"'s go, "ny
naive Sosata hasiasslgaea 10 'g'e'' ,loaeea,h y
wouiu aos' exslangeS'h iot any u"psses'A A"e
sovsfnnPeni ops I'D. ,,a asaI1 80,
dihe year iooo npS' usc,ue ny. o'''en.oSs .OS'
issue IN ms country are Inc Amer'can eo
,l'peop'e prepared 10 snare win a!'ens 'he
'sghhe o. FgoSe'n.ngo oA's ''a'p'',a' we oai'o''
box es SoSn Ias mess a9sns. n SAP msfe z W.. @
iarauoE 9tI1, o. lh1e'no NJ hn1,n r ay UNI o'.'
\ 40. make sucn uec'arauon' "'.n'n d "eeS'
\ or even u oaY, u''et 'a"o'"g ''F ou' sui.
again. aie .no'An'e''eae' peoP;e P'tps,e', e ~
\ llsnere, Wtut tutiaHehs'e'eiys soIesf'Ng la'u soEVS'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
,r.THE.dTEhRG RAP Rg'
'YUUtslrshsb svRR4D TUESDAY bMStCEhiEs. sv
cd h t'o'sid A, THOMSON ..aT'a ''a'"'
TERMS OF susScRLPTLo,N: ton r''

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ',-
Sag4 One DOiiaf ANA Fifty Cents
SH naid in atlvanneQ % sls.E .,nf 10 aaosaR
l,,,r 1--we Dollars within the Year,,
IL not paid until after the expiration OF the yea
S.,,, TsSsiSe5'54' st5' sstii@aSadt ~ syS1Ss,o
siN11No paper will be discontinued until all Or
rearages ars paid exceptatthe option ofths pub
rsTAil Communications on the. business of tn
bfice must be postpei to secure atteptibn. -
haffTO ClttbS, 81 ten tot more, the paper WI
be furnished at liberal reduction in pficelssh
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

iSsLEcTrdNs FoRi "A 1NswspApEkS S-AMoat
people,think y,he selectioniofsullable malIer
for ,adnew spaPes the easiest par ofAhe, ,busi-
ness. How grea, an eTorl, il is by all
means NE most difficult To look over and
over hundreds Of exchange papers every
week, from which 1oyeiecrenough ior one,
especially when the qlestionois tfoiSwhal
shalR obuy whu. shall moi eselecled,f is no
easy, ,ask, q lfeyery person, ,,wbol reads 10
paper could have edited ~ we, should hear
less complaint. Not tinfreauemiy II Is The
case that an editor looks over ELL his e&.
chunge poparsior something Interesting and
can absolutely find nothing. Every paper
is, dryer Than a, ,coplribuilon box; aDdyel
something must be had, his paperm mus, come
out with something in IL Aud he does ihe
bss, he cnn. To dh editor fWh6hos fhG leasl
care about what hegscleclsS ahswfi,ing that
ha hasao dojis The eRsies, par, Of nc labor.
Eyeryspbscribsr shinks Ihs papsg is,Ptplsd
ior his own benefit, and lf there Is hplhing
init ma, siiIs him Il must be, Stopped, Ills
good for nothing. Jus, as many Subscribers
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
Rates, OF AdYcrtisinQ; /;

One squae (fs lines or lessl thee weeks, 81 90
eTsTy e"s yaTaSs s"S,s4SSe! 5s lnsssP mSSs q
One square, six months, - Is 90
One square,lonesg geayii :se ssssN: .: 90
One half column, one year, =: .: 30 0O
IThree- -fo1rths Of coltrnnS one year, q rs 90
l0ne eOlumisoHe year ss ;,s:f1ra: ,slE: s0.en
| GEAdyertisements not hayiDgthe number OF in
Sections marked on copy, viii be continueduht
forbid and ehSrged accordingly.si z9sGl oviss
d ~ Casual advertisers M must peyip adEanee..
| ,nJOb Printing, Of every description will
be executedw with accufaeyaml neathesS. So"'i
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,
To PREyENT, Cows FROM SHEDDING MILK.
l. CUlludion (!iqpid cu,icIe) is q somewha.
recent discovery, and has been applied 10
useful purposes BY surgeons. b,. | diii not
aware thar il has ever brenlusedio preSenI
the l'ss Of milk By leakage from, ,lhe udder
Of The COW, The mode Of applying is as
follows: After milking, take hin piece of
muslin, the size Of a three cent biece, wcs
itin The coIlodion and apply u 9uicklyt 10
The end Of The iea,gd Il dries. .limmedia,ely
and adhering firmly prevents lhe, escape Of
milk from the orfce. Il can readily be-
removed a, ihe next milking, '2'a {, ''' -
's On hmakhgi fifst use of'ihs, means Fdid
no, anticipate anything more Than lempora!
rly 70 Preyen,s 4hey evil Alter anaking a
few, applications |. was Discontinued, and /
was Somewhat surprised 10 find ihnl II lind
permanently Essrned7 the faUii.I Upon re-
dectiou, aths' omudas 90perdndis appeared as
follows. First, the coIpdlon oeenMacissIhs
orihcs and. lhps preyenis ihe'escape of milk;
and second, The bag becoming distenbed, its
capacity is permaHently enidfged. "Tfy il.
4 Anodieruseful purpose Of abis articlGmay
be mentioned aiCows' tens often become
lender from chaps and deep assures, in them.
They may be readily cured by mos,sping q
piece M muslin In his liquid and applying
h smoo,Bly abeb part affected. M Ii adhBfesI
so tifndyhha.in will Hoisbe loosentd, evona
lhe calf is sqleYsdy dypdraw lhe,mAk. ID J.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
The Ocean.

. -Hisatl ,.'HgS Bqs. a.'wAnrrrfRu ,h"ni,s1lJ
.'p'iThe ocean l50teth dp to hSiveta5,a hS M "a ;.is"
f7'la's AS 'ixSeefe "a living. thing; "l"' ~ ="
on The homage Of its waves IS given u''.'' =.
sI n Sas ceasselsss E9 lFaspp wFoafsshippipsa ,2 sdI "a
They kneel upon the slopingsand
io'sasS As bends the human knee, q esd
odS lAbeautiful and tireless band oioO Fai
~ gaa The priesthood of the sea- e'e"
d. .as,,,.ss 80 lsya lisdi irn say sif Mlf
,.,,oi, The skyis as temples arch, 4, rsys
swnas The blue and wavy air y ai,7,arn
,, mi Is glorious with the spirit march g, d,sav
OF messengers Of prayer. ,oa d,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

Sink 1ntO slaves. men SCuBTneS OF wrong
YioejulIe jmpuhiiy Or license, and projects
or gigantic wickedness areebroaehed. which
4 le1v vears tsIora s5o,,l;j 'l,aye cSYsed sEiy.
i Lsr fofi;ndiSnSiion "a Tlbi lii ! w loS,hegiRp
earhduake through ,Se wholel elfand.d - III ~
6'A' .H. 80 - LIZ - ''s'oo'
ap...., ~ Us 60, !. ~" Ono .a,.,. ,I,h.
-Rdllrosd Rssord,ae n.iIled,aThs . Cod. Fields IDS
of Ohio, ,'apdn Coalaconsuinp,ionf Of i.s Cir.
les, ,Pdfrom which we drawasohie interesting
facts. '.,sl. .,. = l,"s'u.,ai sac aa'l' ss :
Cod hs chedpef 20 cents bnshel Than
wood'sat $3a cord also for manufacturing
purposes. ,ircosls, mbrsIol buiid aGddssEp q
dom in, repair ,aan .,o, ,run,a s.esn, milln-
hence steam mills are found all oyer OS)lhllo Ohio,
beside streams thai iVrmsrly iunished. .'h Inc
pOSsa g.eai.s.. ...,~..sa .ooo..,s. .asoa, a.la
equal in. even. 70 stspelue tsoSsandi square
miles, 0r ope'hirfd, hi lhs sYrfaee of lhe s.sle.
Ing eastern ana sousnern ~ 7, !ln boundary q 'he
fOhlo coal he'ds, IS the 4Ohlo River; The
WESTERN commences' some 'Aeb miles above
POrlsmou'hr hndlruns On "a line a iliAie teOs
| ot pophL "a .ihe WESTERN line gQfs Summi
county. Within this limit are some ,cRoIplnF ,cRoIplnFl-
ties, such as Fairfield, ip which lhe coel has
'hopyet beeRfound'fitis hevehheless quite
peerIain odhatothe eoaliuhdeflies iihcni9'Snd
probably at no great deprb.io Ths'eouhties
which ,atv present produce most coal. are
Mejgs; Athens, Mqskingum, Summit, Jack
SON. Jefferson, @ @Trum5pF, Tpsfarswasa BEL
mont, Gnernesey, Lawrence, Stark, Heck
ine and Vi6lon. Besides lhYse, coal u found
II Gsllia, Washington, Cosboci6D. Licking
MoorgSan, Pa and "a, Gsprr9Ib Is PteSsqI apopnn
q ceal cfs, plneo, lngeiialdtPg hss eoaspmeq or
}%e sPpssi U seYntmq'ssp t9p 'ssp n l9eloE3SYtng em nl
4siSSgg ! sRsaps ID aousbiugp poSpSp s,9Ioi
boa rs eggs ann "a tsissopsi 9lO1Dvytfo8S9oO r
AssH 2auamImthl'. IaaI ~ ..saa slll a. ,sa,QoQ,9ooo
[ua .tsya1en1cse ae1sa o. ,u.5isss ,YSgGQ Ivy IVY 1e
,d, ,5S!lS !IsSs'nguin,l II aSn swsgoO '00SSsl,d
as"s' n@ .b-syiEJ ,,.&SSSSSSgg,dsb
.,siSsHi sAVff,I1H Md a atHoo'oOO n.y. oOO
S'a,A. o,i,,,, - s,.g lUve,OoyyT S!ySoyT
'SoeSson . ,Ss ~. =. !, \ = go" =, ,MoooOo0 M
''u Tsamop'sa.'s'ue e iDoooOo eoo oOo ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

$40 Nlg..a o.ulNrR9 n. 0NEI G0Is zl.Il 2 9HoNIE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

Ss.per 0AIlmuin nsslis bas b9s 4snnOa
u yaa ~ s-say sis iasa adL u; d,iz. aa...i..1
B54I,,,.,AA..,a' THOMSON ',',s.5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

"A Tiny POEM t.aiadds
10 Little drops Of watergsa .J b3uo'
Little grains Of sandj rlanan sn'
Make the mighty ocean, 'H"
40 And the bounteous land. "d' ~
So q lgg, slQEi edi 81 W.li iaB y
And the little moments, s,n ss,,aG
islI Humble though they.be, % ssru1a.
Make the mighty ages "a, ssosq ~.
or eternity.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
u oies Idrdiiss oianffe oTkas

hGB98 bGA B4lssTfA sgg .Esfro9 .yss9aIsg8
bas saiih9'ssia1sS ~ ai%f =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

M lHrso,N,Esa1,E ,EsSuTrIN'Ko''a ''aaa,sd- 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

From Ss0pr Parties and Our PoliticSsn in Put
,nam's Magazine. -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

Iiac,n.hey .aro slrissIs dee,lsbmsd bSsihe
.hfe, l9f Ihems and sink SpSsofI ihsea e. ssaypil
The, fiery slolm Is PAS Ba, ip periods; q
coSmpaPaiiye public QdiiIsfence Oh rsaciieTl,
Ewaen,hefs aie EdN h0 eafS ioWaichp,heh
|thsy wasmlliksmpssaef ia q scassionssi AZ
,he gsiassof fupNWsE aiIlhpia ,iinss are aRl q
|ElsllT ia.o ihs hapds 81 IVA Een Qf. q Tx.
!. ier q Pierce i0' ipsAl gfassa hoy hey
fiyec.sfF Tho ttA 81 s|ai1'sNAiItsf atAcdet
|dsesharaia1 Inn +, Al X is1g 1i m6nnas-
|mspt r6eas c'aH ao ,he' seam a ne
s@R Il .s.. oos
gldlI i.B blu. Ietlnt b s||s1 N bulI Z,
lTh5p5ssesAoAl y o |a>s / badge
|eish6| ofin'heeiliiY 4 orirs1'erSt
! !. 5''Ts = & & E !. a.. e 81 ''' {
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

any pne eRgagad ashe 5Fip willibe over
looked S0 cfpXded yrre the decks,rhai,
ior the sick men Of the crew, beds had 10 be
made u the vessels top" "'''V
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ONO IN THE uTURE-MANgFAcTUREs--
Professor Mansfield, says; When q State
has arrived ut a poini In which lis lands are
mostly occupied, the arts and manufactures
grow immensely, and That is the position Of
Ohio now. .poHer agriculture has grown be,
yond Thai Of any Slale in The ;Union; and
fortunately for her prosperity, The mineral
region lies jusi'Shere il II can be fed 10 most
udvanlaae byher surplus iood; and where
The fortunate union oil iron, coaI, suit and
stone makes manufacturing most prufable.
We may expect 10 see lurge and prosperous
manufacturing towns arise throughout Tho
c0tl districts, which In turn win create new
business for The several lines ofamanspor,u.
lon. Indeed the UniIed. States has asyet
seen lille or manufacturing Industry, com.
pared with whOi We may expec, 10 Sc 0 dtise
in she southeastern ponionol' Ohio.t is1'
oSREs1dSrD.- Judge Corwin has has resigned
his Office, the resignation to take place .im-
mediately. HIt'is understood that the Gov
emoEWill appoint Judge SBaHto fill the va
capcy., s..r ,,r.,,'f,-S.sc,a ae k.,,o,-,f.
We also understand that Judge Caldwell
will resign, sometime next week. Who will
be appointedto FIJI Che vacancy remains to Be
seenS Itiis tuhel regretted that he did not
give notice Of his intention before the elec-
ton, so that the people could have, bad the
pleasure OF filling. the vacancy Popular
sovereignty is getting to be a great insti,u-
ton, But the reform will come in due tih3.t
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FH'sy, August IS, Orro r., only Of o =. and
asrH, RossnEstsr, aged ysar, Doetha and % days
kbe frieDds and acquaints OF the psyeos re-
pecfuS invited to attend the funeral from thtr resi-
dene cnrner Of Psrttun and Ferry streets south Brook
bn at two o'clock this afternoon without further lnvl-
tatiop. E#M
In BrooAlyp, Saturday Luerso 10, after painful
and lingering Illness OF four months Hiss MANY NEI,
sged ID years, sister OF Mr. Chs les O'Ne OF Qneoec.
The font raj viii take place at o'clock this after
noon, from her late residence, No. Carroll street,
Brool yn AZ which her friends are respectfully
qusstes 10 attend. NH
Quebec papers please copy.
In Williamsburg, Friday, August 1e, OF debility,
JONI F1sRsR aged 6S years
The friends and relatives the family are requested 10
SITE nj his funeral at two O'Clock this afteruOon from
the residence Of his son ia law, Robert Petgrew Forty
ri, tn street. near Third avenue His remains Will be
taken 20 Trinity Cemetery.
The remains of Miss EiizA LUSr, who drowned at
Fort Lee few dass since, will be removed to be
ftened In the family vsnlt In Williamsburg Cemetery,
at ten O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
AZ hudson Park Spuytenduy vel, on saturday August
10, WILLIAM H., only child Of W. II. Kneopfel, aged
years and month.
Notice Of the funeral win appear in to orrows PAPER
Nr inoMAs MEANS.
His friends and those Of his family are Ia
yted TO attend his funeral from his late resienca
two O'Clock this Afternoons without further invt alton.
suddenly, in Paris, the cSh ult HENRY LIVINGSTON,
aged "a years. second of the late James Thomson,
Esq, of New York, and grandson Of the late Henri w.
Livingston of the Manor Of Livingston, State OF New
York
On Saturday, August TO- JOHN THOMAS son Of John and
ElilA Barrows, aged months and days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend tbs funeral from 81 Carlton avenue Brooklyn ut
Two O'Clock this at ernoons without further uotice.
weep not ior me, oh parents dear,
But 10 thsSaviour look;
IL was lie who sent my spirit here
Ny name is in his book.
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kvrdvous Assault upon Ma Wfe--Yesterdsya man,
canned Robert Thompson, ives arrested BY Dolund, on
charge OF committing murdsrous assault. upon his wife,
nisa Thompson. The accused, who resides In Twenty.
sixth street Madison avenue It Ia alleged stabbed
not fafa, found Ts ~. ~ hIoad sn,
- the knife in the hands of Thompson was very great
and required all the skin Of the physicians present
stop It, No sdayts have yet bosa taken 10 the case
the woman being 10 such precarious state that
would be safe to disturb her ut this time Tnono
son was taken TO the Jefferson market prison. 10 await
Pasisg 0oSmte.tea Money William warng was
oushd before JSaSs stewart charged with having pass
whom arrested, had three pieces Of bogus money in hs
possession and handkerchief containing pspers Of To-
he bought within the past few days, receiving
h change for these aricles good money The cns were
eel executed ami likely to deceive even rood Judge Of
money. As great number OF these bad coios been
n circulation for tbe last two three weeks Judge Stew
art oommItsd Warins to the prison to a-ait fur
sher examination IN order, II possible, to find GU tho
gang Of counterfeit who have beea thus passing this
bogus mr. ney on the public
icers wax Leighton and Gleeney by order Of Caotn
1srnenn Of the Eighth wHd made descent upon ia !.
n3use No 81 Mercer street. occupied ~ Mrs Cotton and
.sesec about half dozen Of the occupants charge
being tenants Of d;sorderIy house. All parties wsr
ccne,sd before Justice Stewart at Jefferson market VINO
held the proprietress Of the establishment Mrs Cotton
70 bail In the cs 81 90 10 ans wer the charye All
TIRE rest Of the arrested parties were DIS on the
swa rseosnisan'e to behave themselves in fGtsre.
resss yesterday by 0lcer Myer who caught him In
set ~ p'csiDg tho POCKET of william Moore at pTesen
resang at the Erie Hotel Of por.a,onaae containing
Ssi o with which the feilo ran on bat was parsue
ana psuied BY the officer On being taaen Jars
Clark that ma gistrase committed him 70 prison fer lar
ther examination. "
Grand Larceny n omss Deiany vas arrested On
charge OF stealing so worth Of property consstiav ~
sg rs, &C., from John IA. Ravens, which was found
N bis possession by theofssr. Judge Clark held him
to bail IN the sum Of $1,000, to thu charge Of
TIE Complain aoaias Dr. Keller Dismi,,>f ,s ,o,.
PLANT agnnst r, Keller, drucgiat Of seventh svenue
weo was charged BY woman, NAMED Ca.narue Ham
With having attempted TO commit rape upon her pcrssn
vss spon an Investigation before Judge Clarke on Thurs
DAY last dismissed, and the defendant honorably dis
Goalsed.
CAayss Of Horse Stealing IA man named james Ed.
RIDE was arrested yeiterday by Officers Martin and Lord
OF the Lover Police Court charged With having stolen
norse valued At 500, from Charles Duffy living at the
eorper OF Thirty ninth street and third avenue The
stolen animal found In stable In rhlr.y fourth
street hldridss end another arrested at The
hofe market, and taken before Judge Clarke who dis
missed tho complaint against the later, but held tho
forzsr to snswer the charge Of grand larceny.