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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
Foreign correspondence.


The London correspondent, Of The New
York Herald writes 10 that journal as fol-
lows:
On more than one occasion have alluded
in my letters 10 the ambiguous line of con-
duct OF Austria and Prussia. Ii is now quite
clear lha, both the grea, German powers are
determined 10 remain neu,ral-as long as
they can. Now, neutrality at this moment
is tanlamount 10 a declaration in favor ol
Russia. do not mean to say thai either
Prussia or Austria will openly take arms for
The Emperor Nicholas; bu, they frs, give
him their moral supper, and their political
influence, and ultimately God knows whar
they may not do 1t seems modnesS TO sup
pose that Austria will run the risk Of gen
eral rising of her provinces ouI of friendship
10 Nicholas but Auslrin is not 10 be trusted
though learn from very good sources that
Count Buol. the Austrian Minister Of Foreign
Affnirs, has giventhe most solemn assurances
10 the English Government. that she has MOI
the slightest !nlenion Of giving aid 10 Rus.
sia. Meantime she is arming on an exlen.
sive scale, and her army on the Seryar
frontier will soon be $4,000 strong.
Similar preparations are taking place ir
every portion Of her dominions. Austria i:
vast camp. The new loan of fifty millions
of forms five millions s,erlirg) has already
been subscribed, Rolhschild subscribed ter
millions. and Tina FIVE millions Of Aorin'
towards it, Fancy 10000 or 100000 0
the best disciplined troops in Europe sud
denly walking over, generals and all. to lh'
Russians, by command Of their Emperor.
do not think, however, this is TO be feared
Ills from, Prussia that the Western Power
NEE. with the greatest. obstacle, or ra,he
from the royal family Of Prussia, for III,
sy,nPa.hies Of lhe people are strong in favo
Of The Western, Powers, and equally s,ron,
against Russia. King Fredrick William 0
Prussia, is moi a very .srongInnded man
and his sister is The present Empress O
Russia. who has great power over him, H
is continually receiving lellers from his sis
ter urging him 10 biR Russia. The Prime
Of Prussia is also Russian; the ministers o.
the other hand are, decidedly AMI. Russian
There are symptoms eyiden, in Prussia, al
ready of great disconen, a, this sacrifice Z
The peoples interest 10 family and dynasIi
ties; muileripgs loud aud deep have bee
heard in The streets Of Berlin, and rumors ar
already current Of a military revolution i
Prussia on q far larger scale Than that 9
l848, Another consequence is thai Loui
Napoleon has resolved 10 form q Frenc
army on the Rhine, as a precnu,ionar
measure. Europe will shortly be The ,heals
Of graai and extraordinary events.
/, ~
Aconsiderable sensation has been create
inRaris-in political circles, and The sensalio
will spread 10 oil Europe, by The publicaIio
OF, pampbletGt Paris, called "The Map {
Europe" believe that there is no doul
bul thut il was written by Louis Napoleon
Il was published BY HE privale publisher. an
then, on second ,houghlss suppressed, M
more than Two or three copies escaped. On
found lis way into the hands Of ihe cores
'Ponden. oi the Morning Chronicle, and !.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

husbandry and HE mechanic arts, and espe-
cially in the annual occasion, on which these
iniereslsore. by common consent, concenru-
ted upou single point, making grand hol-
idav for whole Safe. no care shall be want.
ing to render The Ohio State Fair for 1854, the
most succesSlul one yet hell.
Ii is stated that there are. in Newark and
immedia,e vicinity, aud within an hours ride
facilities SECURED. eluallo those nffarded BY
city Of 95 900 inhabitants. Committees
will be appointed in Newark, by whom
registers will be kept, and OF these. vlsilers
cnn secure accommodalions. Ciermont
Cour y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

BY the corresponding secretary we have
been furnished with some intelligence O
the next S,aio Fair which will interest oul
readers. The Board. at the January meet
ing increased the premium Iisrnearly one
thousand dollars, and in several respect:
improved and extended is scope, as prima
ry means Of keeping up the healthy inau
ence and interes, Of these annual Cxhibi.
lions.
The Secretary also says that severalrailroad
companies whose roads inlersecI a, Newark
have given assurances Of extended facilities
aud very reduced fare. In view Of The
increased interest fell throughout tho SIu,t
in whatever relates 10 the imutoyemen,s il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
THE TELEGRAPH.
ANNABEL LEE--A PARODY.

1t was many and many mile away,
In the thriving city of c.,
That maiden there lived whose name! but nay
50 The initials were *. Y. Z.;'
And the maiden thought little by night or by day
10 Except of hefself-and me
Twas at school, and she was at school,
L In the thriving city of c.,
Butw fell in love, through broken rule,
.sa and my x. Y. g.; .e f..
And never teacher, in that glim school,
oflove had the least IDEE
And this was the reason that, one fine day,
From the thriving city c..
A meddling letter was sent by the mail
To the home of X. Y. g.;
And so the next week Fer father came
And bore her away from me;
And he sternls swore her school days were o'eI
Inthe thriving city Of c.!
The teacher so grim, so unhappy and prim,
so Had envied her and me;
Yesl that was the reason, as every one knew
= In the thriving city of c.,
That the cruel letter went forth by mail,
Tearing and bearing off X w!
But their envywas weaker by far than our love,
i Although they were older than We
~ And thought themselves wiser than we
And neither the teachers in that grim school,,
Nor all the gossps in c.,
Gould induce me by promise or threat to forget
My beautiful x. y. z.
For the mail didn't come without bringing me some
Epistle from x. Y. D.;
And at every letter the symptoms were better,
In the case of old Mr.. z.
Darling X. Y. g., good old Mr.. g.!
He admitted twas hasty, splenetc and testy,
And invited me down from c.,
Kind old Mr.. g.! Home Journal.
. r.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
Conspiracy Case.

PlTTsBURG, April l5.-P. M.-The trial
OF Huzen, Davis, Morris, and Lawson, char.
ged with conspifing TO exlou one hundred
and ten ,housaSd dollars from The Pennsyl.
vana and other railroad companies, was
concluded to day by an eoquen. speech 10
The jury by VIM. A. Stokes, for The prosecw
ton. Judge Mcclure charged the jury
strongly in favor oflhe prosecution. The
jury after an absence Of three hours9 return.
ed veldicl Of guilty. Mr.. Stokes moved
that semence be pissed forthwith, when il,
was discovered that none of the defendants
were present. Their recognizances were
declared forfeited, and warrants ordered, to
be issued for their arrest. Hezen and Davis
were found and commit ted 10 jail; but Nor.
ris and Lawson have not ye, been arrested.
There is general rejoicing al the result Of
this prolonged case, and il is regarded as .
splendid vindicalioniof The law.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

cessible 10 everybody, even The poorest, and
where many European, besoued by kings
mobiles and prieslcraG, is aroused, and feel.
the amaurosis dissolve from his minds eyes
There are some among the agencies at work
for the manifest destiny Of America. bu
nowhere existing in Russia. The acciden
tai conformity in some material and second
ary, respects canno. and ought not to be Ia
ken as revelation Of equal and CORES.
ponding deslinies.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
Newspapers Statistics.

The MY. Times says the Census Of 1850
is a, length before the public, and is announ-
ced Tor sale al the moderate rate OF SIC. In
this age of cheap books, work al thar price
mus, be no trihe, either in size, or in :he
quality and quantity of its contents. 1t en-
bodies an array .! facts which required years
and an almost iEcalculable amount of labor
and lreesure 10 collect.
The Times CLEANS some interesting sta.
lislics Of the Press, which may furnish an
answer 10 the oil-repealed and much disputed
tques,ion, "How many newspapers are pub.
lished in the United Slaies?" According 10
The Census, the number in 1850 was 2.747;
bu, ,ha, is far shor, Of the number in 1854
which may be safely pu. down at 5000.
The Census Bureau have had great deal
oI difficulty in fixing the rgh, number Of
newspapers and periodicals published in ,he
Union--and for very good reason. They
have only been three years about the job.
and Notwithstanding their cesrily, have been
unable 10 get IN their papers SO fast as pub.
fishers get OUT iheirS. A man NAV walk
through q meadow in the evening and count
The mushrooms easily enough, butshe reck.
oning will scnrcely serve for the mex! morn.
ing. So with newspapers. We may counu
Them on Tho lips OF our fingers one day, buu
! if we had as many fingers as Hindoo God
we couldn't do II on lhe next. e'''s''.
According 10 Lvingslon's Law Register
there we're 81 newspapers and periodicals in
1875; 358 in 1910; 500 lin 1898; aud (Jy The
4 Census) 2,747 ia 1850. Twoihousand seven
hundred and for.y seven large and small
blessings for The land Of plenty and lhe
home Of the free! Nc, so bad, certainly for
a country that Imports rags, and has lis pa.
per mills rozen one,,hird Of the year.
These blessings are dispensed in the lol.
lowing doses, so for as relate 10 newspapers
and literary periodicals only
Daily 274, issuing 898.267 copies
Fri. Weekly 80, do 76 $50 do.
Semi Weekly n, do 85 1877 do.
Weekly 2os4, do 9763 526 do,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

McARTHUR-No MORE LIQUoa TO BE SOLD.
Our sister village, Macarthur, regarding
tho preservation of the morruIs of her peo.
pie and the prosperity always attending an
orderly and intelligent community as par-
amount importance 10 permitting lew indi,
viduuls lining their pockets with the hard
earning Of lhe wives and children Of mebri-
ate husbands and fathers, has PASSED strin.
gent an,i.liquor ordinance. The first offence
punishable by fine in any sum not less Than
live nor more than twenty dollars, and for
The second or any subsequen, offence by fine
not less ,han ten nor more lhansshiuy dol.
lars. and imprisonment in the jai OF the
county no. less than one nor more Than
ten days.
We assure our friends of Macarthur thar
the law if rigidly executed, will prove 10
them great blessing we have strong
faith thai .hlir Mayor, l.. G. Brown, ESQ.,,
is just the man to execute tho law. We
congratulate our friends Of Macarthur on ,h5
high tone of public seenlimen. in heir viii
lage-Athens Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

JuDGEs OF THE SUPERIOR CouRT OF Bur.
FALo,-The alo elecliun held in Buffalo, N.
Y, for Judges of the Superior Courl OF that
city, a tribunal recently established, resulted
in The choice Of fGcorge w. Clinton and
'Isouc c. Verpank, who were The opposing
llard-shell and Sofl-shell nominees for Sec
re,ary of Slu,e in New York at the last
State election. They,now find themselves
associated together upon the judcm bench.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

IsA CLERGYMAN A CITIZEN --One would
infer from the slang Of certain reckless Sen.
o'ors. partisan editors, and pewter,mug
spoulers, that clergyman has no righ. 10
express an opinion upon any public measure
or political subject. Three thousand edu-
Gated and intelligent ministers Of Christianity
have no business, we are Iold, 10 sign their
names 10 petition or remonsirance to 90
before The Congress Of The nation II is only
your rum-hole rowdes that have righ, to
be heard on questions Of vital interest and
importance 10 the Sia:e and 10 humanity.
These patriots Of the grog.shop, these frolhy
denlagogues, alone have the right 10 discuss
The affairs of The nalonl
The right Of petition and remonstrance is
absolute 10 all classes of cilizens-to The
clergy as well as TO the lnily; ard we ,hnk
the voice Of $4,000 Ministers of the Gospel
against The Nebraska bill is quite as signif.
caui and respectable as The clamor of 10000
office.hoders in favor Of il.-N. Y Mirror,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

Ellison. NJ. G, from this district, writes 10
The llillsborough Gazel,e, that j. is a matter
of doubt whether lhe Nebraska Bill wih be-
passed this session,if at all lie remarks
Gurlher; 'lt cannot receive my vote ms lung
us il repeals The Missouri compromise, or
has in l,he Clayton amendment ch angina
and restraining the rights and qualifications
oil voters'- Giermoni Cour. ''9' g'8csja
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
John Michel, sbaa Irish pqlslN,. 1aSnf'
sIs & Il I'' ! S'.'s. '8|S.

- lp y w "a kflo, N|
n Eae eIand. Elddsows hlmsell
decidedly in favor or Russiain The coming
Struggle, and asks the curse Of Heaven and
of man upon any Irishman who will enlist
under the English flag in the war. Iie
says the success Of the Russians would
be The salvation Of The people; iha, d
good, long. laundering war between the Sow
ereigns Of Europe, is The agency by which
i!,e people will be sci upon their feet. lie
declares that if by the blessing Of Heaven
,he British flag Is desecra,ed, and Tho ,rf-
color Of Napoleon lrampl"d under foot. then
the war will nIallbly roll westward, and
new world will b. burn Of It's Iigfinlnes and
its lhundrrs, The appeal is able and elo-
QuenI. Ii is said that there are 10000 Irish.
naen enrolled and members OF military COM
panies in New York city, und Ihai an insur.
reclion in Canada will bu a signnl for an
invasion by the Irish (iom the States. The
whole movement is startling, aud may make
difficulty hereafter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

A ,sAsNkL gseAi CoMfkEr TIE NV
Yc}A lih0I Il M '','.s h s.. 81 4. n, @
efoor d Kentucky. kon B. Silliman, 9. D.
Pren,ice, and Bryan R! Young, commission.
ers to examine and repoft upon the value Of
certain mineral lands in Breckenridge coun.
ty. Kentucky, and belonging 10 The Breck.
enridge Camel Coal Association. The re.
port is quite interesting, The company
owns 1000 acres Of land, 1000 Of which are
underlaid with cannel coal. The slraa is
three fee. thick. We copy from The report:
lis peculiarilies are (lsl) The ease with
which i, gniles. (2d.) The power, volume.
and endurance OF combustion. and It's free
dom from swapping explosions. (3I) lis
wonderful strength in resisting blows aud the
consequent entire absence of loss from lrpns.
porlalion and repeated handling. (4th.l The
smal quantity of coke which it leaves, and
the consequent absence Of cindcrs or half
burned coal in its ashes. (5lh.) lis resist
unce 10 atmospheric influence. lross. ruin,
etc., by which all danger of Stacking or fall
ing 10 powder is avoided. Some Of these
peculiarilies demand further notice. lis eusy
combustion enables ii to burn on The hearh
of a common penfre place. A single small
lump once igniled, will continue TO burn un.
til il is a'l consumed; no shavings or paper
are required 10 ignite it, thin splinter OF it
burning easily from The touch Of a match or
candle flame. lis perlecl combustion lie.
mands full supply Of air, and is attended
with intense heat, most voluminous flame,
like lha, from rosin, and lis endurance far
exceeds any other bIuminous coal we have
ever seen.
The lands are seven miles from The Ohio
river. The company has landing place al
Cloverporl, and it is estimated lha. The coal
can be delivered in barges al $l.50 per ton
1t will readily bring $4 50, The company
has issued 40 900 shares AT 800 per share
making $4,000 900. All This is encouraging
but the original company, we apprehcnd
will make more money If they sell ou, (ol
$4 100000 than the stockholders will make
alter il is in operulicn.-State Jour.
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Rnfes of AdVertisihI

hUtUS UH AUVCEtHHb3 -.
One squae 13 lines OF less) three weeks, 81 o.
Every subsequent insertion, 70
One square, three months, !; :; 00
One square, six months, ; (: -: s 90
One square, one year, -: (: 8; 8 00
One half column, one year, q: !: =: 70 O0
Three-fourths of a column, one year, : 26 90
One column, one year, ::: 80 On
uAdvertisements not having the number Of in
sertions marked on copy, will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
GTCaSual advertisers must pay in advance.
suTJOb Printing, of every description will
be executed with accuracy and neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
slightes, doub. bu The dose does them all

slightest doub. but The dose does them all
good.
BY exercising lirilc ingenuity in lorur
ing The above grand ,o,uls, we discover that
there are five hundred and eightY.tw papers
of some kind or other published on every
day of The year. including Sundays. Thanks
giving and Independence days, !. If each pa.
per costs two cents. The trihing consideration
would be abou, $4,000 ,000-,nd if each pa
per contains $50 worth Of advertisements,
the commercial world will pay 10 the press
yearly a sum amounting 10 not less Than
$lo,000000. The paper makers will re-
ceive about S6,o0o.ooo for supplying male.
rial for his omniyerous patrons.
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qoaN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR


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have been for several years severely
xst aim ts Psae
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until CHANGED TO meet With yoa three bottles Of which gave me mora
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OF ANY MEpICINEi
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HR BULL have hesitation that believe
SarHapara be the article manufactured
Sero syhi and other aud anduar affections
having used With entire SUCCESS number Of ta above
NeA''SDs MORE TEsfIMohY FROM DR. MOORE g.. A.ooAe
Ma. JoHH BuLL ulips Ssruaparal
fscrofa and with happy effect confident
can ' made s% s n
Temony like the following renders
upon the efficacy Of Bulls ssraapariila:
FRoA L. p. YANDELL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMIsT.. IN
Ihkve looked the list Ingredients John Bulls Com
Of esrsnpss,
safe compound and well chronic dEease
which it ia applicable. L. y. HANDELL, M D.
Lonsytie, June s. 1885,
Dr. Pyies PhysAn appointment Louisville
HosRitAl,a syh Of Buil'aSafaaparila
LOUISVILLE, March 90, 1915.
preparation Of John Pn,
ssfaapsr believe the combination ons and
wccslculaed produce Alternative yats
| article Of aaraapsrlai In use. M. FYLEs, NJ. D.,
Resident yuician . he Louiuyie Marine Eo,piss
This Medicine daily graphing with dusage through Weale,l
country restoring blooming health youthful yRor the
atdeted-nay, taoia that grieyousy tomented.
Certificates esng from all directions
standing placing IL from its very
| remedies ever before tie public.
| Bold Wholesale and fctnil, by JOHN BULL.
Al bis Principal Oca 81 Feuhsree and by the Dusg generally
IN the city and country,
Bullfa
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81 Fourth street, LouHvile, with references
~ The principal Agentsin Sewoean the 10 Of John Bu
farzlpafia, Wholesale retail,
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" NICKERBUCKER PATENT COOKING
~ gANcEs-EIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE g. COUL0N, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
orenns respectfully their and the public
general hathsy The ssovs bg9ess in a. ssd
AYERfCAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLIO ~ IS, WASH
RA Ks FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS pr all kinds, COOKING
RA GEES GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS F0RcEL iF Hpj
BEE PUMPS fitted II tie LEAD PIPES Of every
desc fti,t PIG SHEET LEAD AAd BLOCK TIN
hsn6 SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK nesy put up hnd -s,aea
atth ahortastnc.tsa- anlS ly
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

E WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE soF
sB GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they supply Duggs and Dealers Prspnetor lowest
General 6spo. and spsoa Agency No. ISL cHARTREs ST.
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night will find by taking the CHERRY
bed be unbroken
ehing relief suffering
oded thousands who THUS afflicted Invaluable
from its agreeable effect heae find themselves
willing to torego when the necessity it has
TO SINGERS ANDPUBLICSPEAKERS this Iiuab
liz throat and lungs when taken quantities.
all hours and wonderfully increases the
power and hexiblity Of the
ASTHMA generally much relieved and often wholly cured by
CHERRY PICTORIAL But there obstinate
yield entirely edcine CHERRY PICTORIAL will hem
/ they
BRONCHITIS, irritation the upper portion Of
lungs be by taking KERRY PICTORIAL in small
quent doses. The uncomfortable relieved.
FOR GROUP. Give anthony, be followed by
and frequent Cherry Pectora aubdues isea
Ii taken in seassn it will no, fail
Cherry Pectora
THE INFLUENZA speedily removed by this remedy Numerous
instances have noticed where whole families
while their neghhors without Cherry
Pectoral, suffering from the disease.
Repeated patients who have
from
LIVER COMPLAINTS By this remedy that there be
question Of heating these dseaes Il should be-
ngy taken until the tbs side and other unpleasant
E Prepared aed by JAS. c. AVER Practical Analytical
Chemist LOWELL Mass, and sold By all Druggists.
J. WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleans,
olaEaleA Agent