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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

THE RIVER AND WEATHER.-The late
heavy rains have swollen the Ohio some.
what, and from presen. indications, we may
expect a sill further rise. The weather has
been much cooler during the past week, with
frequent and heavy. rains.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

A lloMEsFRAD BiLL.--A bill has recently
passed both Houses, and has been signed by
the President. which may be regarded as a
homestead bill on small scales !. gives
1850 acres 10 every white male person, who
becomes resident Of the Territory Of New
Mexico prior 70 the FIRST duy Of January
1858, on condition Of actual settlement and
cultivation OF the said lund for not less Than
four yeprs. and provided the said quarter
sections bo designated and boundaries
marked wi.hin three monIhs alter The sur
veys are made.
Quite a number Of our exchanges have
been ,,Dken In by the tiIlo Of the bill which is
eaned"An act 10 establish the offices Of
Surveyor General Of New Mexico, Kansas
and Nebraska, 10 grant donations to actual
sesiidofs therein. and for o'her purposes - ~
Many suppose ina. the donations Of land are
made in oil the territories. This is a mis-
,ake. No donations are made except in
. New Mexico. n gf gr utslapQi, & tl.s)ls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

,icnal amount re4uiredJ This maHer. We
believe is leh 10 the county Commissioners,
and we hope they win attend @ il a. their
mex, session. ~ 81 Z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

PRo5Ars ouRT.--This seems 10 be fast
becoming the most important court in our
Coun,y--6i leas, The amount Of business
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08
Fob Printing.

During our recent absence. we nude some
additions 10 our stock Of printing Materials
and are now prepared to execute cards,
pamphlets. circulars, &c., on shor. notice,
and reasonable terms. Thisi is rather dull
seasons; bu. il any Of. our neig ghbors wish q
nico job done quickly. This is the most Ia
vcrable opponuni,y,as as we have more leisure
for such things now Than at e,her seasons. ,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Gbirursiider unc mebonifber
Zahnar3t.

Or. 6. 6. 8. @uGbt n BON 9ieusrrt Icnti
bic aufmerfiamfeit folder perfcnen bon aIentauu
unp Der llm9esenb, tpelde Speratipnen an ibren
natiirliGen 3atnen serriGtet su baben benStbisi
inp, pher bic fia fiinlt6e 3abne etnleben Su lai-
fen winIden, auf feline Ycrsisli6e Sperirunsspst'
le in al ben seridiepensn 3weiSen Der 3 n'
Da er bcreitS cine febenia9rise Grfahruns In
leiner 9rpfeecn 9rnceeu bat unp ale pertbpUllei'
Serbe1erunsm benubt, 70 ipeib r, bab CT alien
patienten bic bette Sdlfe su ieifen perina9, pelAs
pieIe 8unR psrmBseub II.
8eferensen: Gbrtp. 1bcmaS Deg9itt, ..
D., Gbrw. GbarleS @R. Samelpn, S. Clarion,
M. D., gSm. llnpsrbia, M. D, gtsu>gprt
Gitp.
Seine Office 1T sesenipartis im ,,Nmcrican
Sctel," aber patienten trerben auf gerlanseil
aud in ibren Sdulern teludt.
yirpemtcr 2. na1y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04

seri9tet it anipredenbe mad gSani9 su bsipir'
tben.
Das Saas 1T untansa rincr bcSeutenSen Ser.
teiierun9 untersanser. unb in pahelbe pieles neie
Gurnitir setauft rorben, 70 pae bailelte nun id
nit irgenb einem anbern 5ptel In rieIer 0egeno
me6en, unb nod niebr, iibsrtrefTen fam.
slid unb Sdr.-Sen Gi16 bat NIT 8ed,t
BEN Namen, bas CT In teinsr Sanbitabt IN Yenn<
lylpanien iibertrcHen ipirp, unb fein Bar, eae er
bic e1 re n eiquBre entbdlt unb alles reinld aufs
scttan pirb, bat benlelten Namen, unb fca ibn
aud bebalten, 70 lanse sr unter iensr eieensn sufs
ii6t lebt.
Sn ieinen Stdllen IN aud allies reGt, frie bies
fdon elm Secer rpiifen mub, Der rreib pel6en ior9s
fGlttgen Stalltne6t er bort t1lt.
SlrYIrute, I3eusrn unb anbere bic Der Court
beiipcbnen perpen, inb ber;lih enselahen BET ibni
Sur,uIpre6en, unb er SerlpriGt ibncn cine an9es
iirbne 5eimutb unb pplle 3ufriepenteit.
Seine 8prbsrunsen linp aIlescit billis, unb fers
nero Sestnlisuns 70 rie bic friibere, rirb er inn
mer In banttarem 9tnbsnfen erbalten.
Sames 98. Gsbab.
gfoSember 80. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
SefentltCbe 95enbu.

glm DienRas ben 27fsn December, um litr
Nadmittass, lcu am 5aule BON 6enrp q us
n, In StersMilfcrb Gaunf6ip, esda Galmty,
fUlsenbe Mrtitei-bas Giaentbum bes serIprbes
nen 5enrp SGmuper -GfentIiG SerfauEt irsrhe !:
DreiplertsI older Sdamfn auf BEN Srlb, elm
Bureau. Sfen NIT Nohr, cine 2ptt 9iiber, ein
Iiln, S6ubtarren. cine eett Wlourers G,slfirr,
zine "a Stmeenslltr, &leieunssaiide, cine Rife,
Sctt uno SettIa6, une nod aneers artifeI gu unis
ifdnolih ;u msIesn.
Die SsOinsunsn am gsrsaufstuse ane gIuf.
fcnrtun9 scn ars
Somss 6oine. abmor.
Deeember7. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
8uCbyAoenten Derldnat.

50 uhia9sntep fir ieee 0taot unb @auntp in ben
~ Ser. S.tautsn tpsrocn pertanet. gum @ertauf
Der pcpulS rlten uno psrfauftoriien 9Hertc I'm art
wcrcu p.de nit ctcriren Abbileunaen pradttrcn il:
Iufrirt fno; rtenfaas, bic pcpuldriien gHerfe rcn
!. .. Hrtbur, earuntsr III rtbut's 6 pts
ta 9eeibrarp."
SntsIIisente uno unterncbmente SQSnnsr wsrbcu
oiefes ole cine an9snebae uno rrrhhd5e eeEbdAis
aune fneen. Sar oas Nedbere aeorseite man (prlt.
freil
8. %. BrabIes, yubflGer,
Sc. 4s SlrrO 8ierts Straes, pbiiaestp5in.
gsptsmtsr %. na6sR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
eetba Gaantp gierbs
0erfiG0erun1S9eleQI0Qft.

Dir 0'Iir6tr bieler WeelllhnEt tateii lId ;i btrs
Ianneln auf Samltass ben z. Sanuar nd&fiens,
um 10 llbr gprmittnss, am @drbaus pom Sobn
appei, In GalSburs 9aunldip, eeba Gauntp,
urn bic iabrIide 8abl fiir Seamten 80 halten, aIs
aud sim bic idhrlide 8eAnune su tbun. gIuh
ipurbe Bel Der lebten 8erlammluns Gin 8slGIuB
anaenommen, baB tein Collector ntebr nngrlirlt
werbe. lcnbern alle @eIber gum Setrstdr 40 be-
sahlen (ine, unb iper iiter Sabre I'm 9lidRauhe
bleibt, prb nidt ldnaer als ein @lifb Der @elflI.
S@afs ansrlsben. pinltIids Brwuhniins rre
ertp1rift. 8, % 6R Tier, See.
Ee6elutsr II. N3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
0e1eQfbdfts Muablana.

Nadri6t wirb bisFuait seseten. bnB bic tietr
unter Der 1irma pCa DenHeE Bretut a
une 60. beilanbene Ueleulhafts : Srkmeune
ais Wholesale Commission Merchants unh
grcSutten. 5dRblr am 7ten December 1858 nit
aIfftisrr Ginwillisuns aufsslSii Eurbrn IL. Sie
baben ibr 6seIAdit an @. 81. ItornHnb
6 o.. Nc. So vnb 50 sDeR sDafAinaton 9lurft.
0riter GtHrfSu uue SbOm, gle. 10 uuk III
lbertrasen.
0ecroe Wenrer,
Tster g. Breinke; r..
Graneis s.. @ei6ner.
pffen'eer IA. nq3ua
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
sf a 6 r / 6 t.
Setter. Sdlaf1uB. etc.

Die befe Nlebi;in sseen 2etter. GaBflu6.
8 IN, uno turs ee9eu ir9eno elm aus sfnbren. bic
ie Dem pubIfum suu. @trfauf ou9ebcien rruros, IN
icsben vcn einem erfahren Y'dr9sr substeitt uno in
Dem Sudbfsbr osr interieihneien gum Bertauf bins
terlegt weroen. Diefabe bat neeh nte ihten 5wed
psrfsb, fcuesru in ieoem Sou. re mad, aHrvsitsna
esbroubt wurps, eebclfu. Sebr ride 5dae ebiasr
art ino ourh oiefite furirt pcreen. Gs in cies
itber feiH bumbu0. unD iecer Der oelsibe qsbrauet
.piTp talp pen prren Gite atsr5eust psrrfn. g)1an
iprebs on lei
&ed, @utb unb arerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
sc q M r 1 M t

tvrb biermit Seseten, bab bic llnterieidneten als
GrerutCren Der 5intrrloRsnf6aft beS seritortencn
George SIanf, lsbttin pom Sber. .Sauccn
3aunIhp, Zelda @allntp. angeiirllt wcrben iint
9llle biejenssn paber ipelde nod an beIaete Gin.
tsrlalsnldaft lfalben, FnS aufsefOrbert, inner-
balb 3 ytcnnten an5urufen uno absnteaabIsn unb
iolte bic nod re6tmdeise Gprbeutnscn baben,
ltnp ebenfallS hierbarH erIudt iOhe innerbalb be-,
fa9ter 3eit wcblbeititiet einsuhdnbieen an
Gbarles Slant, er,ors
Gbrabam Slout, = wv
9fcSemter 90. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Stttttb teu6 GSeIters
50 70 G c Z 8

unb 5dnblrr in grrsiEonen, abeen, Beiata, ei.
qu5ren, u. (. tr.
& aten ihr ectal pertsgt rcn Olt. 222 Serb 2te
= Graee (nebsn eem ftbnotet pfere 9HiiIbsbaus)
nab benz
9crbwslilidtn gdc Der Delaware Msenue unb
gine Strabe, pbiIobelr9ia,
rpc fs Gin srcess gicrtsusut non sitter auf oane
hoten, duf bic s Aufmtrtfsmteitr rcn eanes sstebr:
baltern uHo 1noeru su tenten pdulcben.
GeptCmter %. 1858. no3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
3Gbies DreB>0lter.

Inter ber 8rceen garistSt ppn Seibe unb au-
bern DreBsgisern wetGe bic llnteusihneteH neu-
lih IN Ssu.y .ycrt estauft baten, worauf hr bic be,
icnbere @ufmertlamteit str qdcIes BON ber Start
unb Dem eanbe lenfen, hecrunter fClsenbe su fin,
ben finb, ndmlih. Gaarlpn, 0rUbe be 8ttne,
reid eelctitte urb l&pdrs Fsurirte Seibt, f6par>
ser unc reid crlrrrte perdnberlider reinsr Satin,
I6warse WrU be 2bihe. Satin Stripss, f&warSer
unb cCIcrirte fuperfsn fran,SFlhsr 8lerinp. qpcs
nele, Gcturs unb Stibet 5u&, Yistair unO Gill
gearp, aIpaera, wdransttss, Galbnvrs, WpuS>
lin be eains, NlcIaiee, merifaniIAe Stripes etc.
GtenfallS, Seiesns, Sbitet gecllt, 8ap Gtate unb
anertt Sieredise unb Ianss S6apls, GleatlneS,
@lUYcS, 5clIcrp, HitbpnS, &c.
pree, @utb anb Go.
gacsrmber go. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
81 q 6 r / 6 t

pirb bierniit se9eten, bab Der llnter,ei6ncte ais
slpmnIlrator bon bcr SinterlaiImI6aft bes scre
itcrbenen 5enrs 9 9mpp er, Iebtbin Srn
Sbcriniffcrp Saunidp, ee6a Garmty, crnannt
wcrben iit.-9llle biejenisen baber, welde nod an
teIa0te slnterInfenfdaft I6upis ilnO, rcrben bic,
nit aufsefcrcert innerbalb gBc6en tri benz lln,
terSei6neten an,urufen uno ab,ubejabtm.- limb
Srl6e bic nod reAtmabiee 5orperunscn baben,
iinb etenfalls erludt lel@e innerbalb Der tcIas.
ten 3eit pcblteitdtist einSutrnsen an
Samss 0elne, 4bm'cr:-
Nppember 80. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
6 II 6 IS II 6 4!

amisrItaniI@, Deutfa unb SrSnsSfId breiteS
5u9 unp Gaeimsre, so Stide, bsiisbenb aus
lGpar,em, blaurn, braunsm, pIilpsa Drat, gee
@reea une 8leinsn an ben nieeerRsn preeen.
pree, 9utb uno So.
gloSrmter %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Gin fremnes Gchirein

gsFnbet lid lacn felt 6 gBO6en auf Dem pla-
BE bes llnierIHrieteRsn in ecrhil 1auHldip. Der
re6te Gisner III erfudt baslelte sesen Besabluus
Der llnfuTai absubcIei brl
DEC. 14-*3m. Teter@eorss, Ir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
9naitn's 1llOnstfr Wrdestra.

Wherever Jullien's name is known, the
"KATY DID Polka" has an unrivaled popu-
larity. There have been more copies of this
piece sold, for the short time it has been is-
sued, than any other musical composition
ever published in America. Christy's "'THE
OTHER SIDE OF JORDAN" though it has not
equaled in numbers the sale of the ''KATy
Dr." yet the demand for it is great, and it
is driving out of market the many spurious
copies purporting to be sung by Christy's
Minstrels. Ask for Christy's "THE OTHER
SIDE OF JORDAN" 1t has an illustrated III
tie, and portrait of Earle IL. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others are spurious. Christy's
new Songs, "OLD TINES CONE AGAIN." by
Charles Converse, "SxLLY PRIMER" and
"JULIUs FROM KENTUCKY" are having glo-
rious run. They are nightly sung to crowd
ed audiences, and arc universally sought af-
ter. VIM. HALL & SON,
239 Broadway, NY. publish all the above.
November 80, 1853.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Oas OlSler !GOtel

Sn Der Stabt Q Qnent a u n.
llnter;ei9netsr, bsrsli@ banfbar fiir senplisne
liberale tlnterfiisuns, piinldt bas publitum au
benadridttden, paf, er
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
TrDdene gSaarett.

Die tlnterldrictsneH babsn fefbea Bon sea-
gprt unb gblarelptia srtatten, uub gadet iest
aus Der srEbte unb teii ausssfaGte Stsd BON
Sdnep trodener @aaren
bic felt LANCER !3eit In bieism Srt gum Gsrfauf
ansetrtrn purten, unb heldse lie fntlGicHfn fIne
an duberl bsratselrsten preieeit ~ ssrsaufen. :
preb, 8utb unb SO.
allentcrn, glrS. %. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
sc G Cb + [ 6 t

~ " " W
ipirb biermit eesebrn, bag Der llntsr3eihnete ais
abminiratcr bon Der SinterlaNenldoft Der Ser-
ltrrbenen anna Maria 90 ber, lebtbin poR
ObersSauccn Gaunidip, eeGa Gauntp, anseltelIt
ipcrben TIT. 9llle biejenigm baber, rrelde nod an
beIaste 5interladenl6aft idutoig fno, prpcn
bierulit erlu6t innerbolb Mrnatcn bel bem lln-
terSeiHneten an5urufen unb ab,ubsSablsn-u
ale Scl6e, bic NOD Jcrpriineen an bielslbe pa.
ben, iine e6enfalls eriu6t ibre gtchnunsen inner
balb Der bela9ten 3eit ein;ubrin9en.
SbarIes 9. @eber, 1b'or.
December IA. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Q d de bares
2te9enbeS Gt9entbum
ourh
9yribat $SamSe1 3m Oerfamfen.

UhterSelhneter plnlGt Purdp prlpat pdnpeI gu
Srrfaufen,
Sine berrli6e plantafbe,
sclegrn 1T Sal;turs 5aunl6ip, 2eda Gaunts
9rdn,snb an eanber scn SaeCb 9autenl6ldser.
9lnbrcas gDieber. G,eorse Jsemmercr unp Sol.
Sted, unb biz StraBe Die BON Setblebem mad
@mauS fiibrt. sstt burG bic 9lantaIde; sntbal>
tcnb 100 older, uiehr rbsr psniSer, sutes &alt+
lcin aanp. Gin btnlanslder 3beil bapCn III
Scl,lanb unb gBelen-bas iitrise IT suteS Sau-
lamb unter sten 5enIsit in f6idIi6c 5eIber sinses
tbeilt, unb II in gutter Gultur. Darauf 1T rrrid,'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
SO q Cb + / b t

pirb hierrnit scseben, Dae bic unterseidneten ale
GSminirators bon Der 5interlafeuI6aft brs Serr
itcrtenen Sarcb 6enterma@er, lebtbin
pom epnn 3aunl6p, ee4d @auntp, ernann. wcr-
ben fno. glIe biejenisen baber fpel6e nod an be-
Iaste Sintfrlaiienidaft 1dulbis fnb, llnb biermit
aufsefcrbert innerbalt 6 gBo6rn bel ben llnters
sei&nrten an3urufen unb ob3ube,ablen. rlnb iol.
fe bic nod rettmdbise 5crperunsen baten, linb
ebenfnlls eriudt sieielbe innerbolb Der brlaetrn
3eit wcblteltStist ein;ubdnbieen an
Weibael 9aubner, ofs,,rs
SeremiaS Senftermader, az o'''
December z. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Or. 6. SO ie | a II B,

beutfbsr prat. arst, @unbarst uno @e:
burtsbelfer,
SRitefso bss Gsrcins g8drttmter9ifher aer3te uno
@sturtsbdfr u. /. no, in Il 1llentaun, pebnt 9c'
9cnJtcr ecm 6efdn9nie.
Sdb Made Die an,ei9e, coG ib isosn Srontsn, bsr
fit mir anusrraut, in mSstiit fur,cr 3eit rpisoer
hersIe, uuo boe i aud bic, in bic bSbcrs Gbirurse
9cbSri9e Sptroticnsn psrritbte; su9lei6 nebue idb
aud inesr uno @rIpadlene bic an einsni G5sbreChen
fsicen in msin ouus sur Ssbanrun9 ssssn gang til;
lisi Beoinaun9cn.
2(Gcntaun. ausuif II. na6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
g bdebares
Gfn0f Ni0c1ttbllllt

;uuf 6fentliber &eneu 3u perfaufen.
Der unterI6rietene frirb auf Shentliaer Senbu
pertaufen, auf Samltdss ben 31lten December,
nad1ens, um litr NaAmittags, am @altbauie
bon Sernbarp Nees, In Der Stabt sIllen'
tcipn:
Sin fbdebareS Stabt Gi9entbun,,
RusA beltebenb aus einsm pcblserfsrtisten
E:::a swcifEdscn
G;i: s. = q 100 y G ts So
gutcm 5rdmIil[l, unb anbsre 9luhenoetdubc; se-
iesen in Der Glib lictcnten StroBe beIaster Stapt
2lllentrrn. 0as 5nuS III nod ncu, bat 16 6ub
in Der s5runt une 80 in Der 9iefe. Die erttr bat
20 5ub 5rOnt mo 230 Sup Siefc. Das SauS
1T ietr beqaent einseridtet int >9oT 1T pas 5ss
prants ss8aiier, unb rS III allies in gutter Srenung.
Die Scbhsmsen am SertaufStase unb @ufs
ipartun9 sen
Gowaro 0ellman.
December 2i. nafn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Gin ;ipeiitGtei9es iteinesnes
!. SS 8 II 70 hans


Ga. nit einsr unaebauten Slcdfii6e, cine
srree unp quite iteinene Sawei,cr, Elm
Daeentaus, Elm gutter Sdipeine' 'Staa, Elm sutcs
8auabaus, unp slpsi nieleblenbs Srunnen, Der Gle
ne nabe Dem s auie uno Der anpsrs nabe Der SGcus
er.-3wei quite 9lspiel- -Saumsarten, nebf anre>
rem DIP bcfinprn fd rbenfalls ouf bem eanpr,
icpte Gin gutter &aIfcfcn uno Gin 9etpinI6ter
6alflteintru4.
&auflufise iclIten bisle G,sfessnbeit nidt unbe,
nubt prriiber seten loben, tncem ii9 nur iclten
Iolde 0elegenbeiten ffnen.
Die Sepin9un9en, bic man leidt 3u MAIDEN 9e-
pentt, criStrt man wenn man bel benz llnterjeifs
nrten anruft, Der Gsltlt pdrauf wcbnt.
B0-SClte rtisrs Giscntbum ni6t bis gum 80.
December purd priSat Sanpel Serfauit lein, 70
lCa es bann AM senannten Gage aui Dem Ylabr
lelbf auf Effentli6er Senb u serfduft per-
ben. Spllten ii6 abr aud an jenett Gage feins
Sau1unise cinfnben, Io ipirp eS pann unp paIeltIi
auf Elm Sabr pcrletnt irerpcn.
Sbomas Rotb.
December z. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04
Das ADler 9Otel

am nurb ipeltlidsii Gde
bes Marft. gisreds, In Der
Stabt 2lllentaun nod im<
mer bepebnt, unb gu als
len 2eiten hereit unp eins
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-04

llntcr,sidnrtrr, tstsIid Sanftar fiir gtnbfrrs
tbr lbrrale SunsI1aft, rtnIGt BEN dligriiitinen
patlitum, ID ipe lenen Jreuneen i'm belenbtteu
ansuseisen, bab rr gegeniDartis eiir bsrrlee aas'
wabl
Qae Grten uhb Setfbiebenbpiteii bon
6iten, 3appen, MufTs. Soa6, Guffs
ii. +. 10.
auf 5ano bat, unb innerbin sum gerfaaf auf
Sano balten ipirb--aIIes nah beti neiefen Wlp>
csn auf bic bette uub bausr9eEtslie gDele, unb an
ttllisern Yreieen ais pisle 9lrtitel ie In birier
Stapt perfauft pureen. Ct fam oae publitum
psrilHern. bae feline gBadrsn 70 lsin rcrbtn, tae
Ie in triner SinfGt 3u Gbrrtreifen linb. Dies III
rdr piel seiaet, attr es III slllfs gRabrheit nit
.6umbua9en" ipill rr niGts 5u ttun taten. Sm
eie 6crne 5lf sebGn, StcF auelGneiben ettr aus
I6neiben laberi, bon loI6sn bic feine 3eann BON
gSaaren iinb, unb oies cann naheim auercfaunen
laeen, wiiroe sr perab(9eusn. glud sltt Ct lidb
ni6t NIT artificial Sian; at-loncern sett ben
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FOREIGN ITEMS BY THE ARABA-The
Turkish government, in concert with Eng
land, France and Prussia, addressed remon-
STRANGE to the Greek Court for allowing the
insurrection to attain such headway. The
King is reported to have apologized and
dismissed his Minister. Several British
ships of war has been ordered from Malta tc
the Greek coast to look for insurrectionists
The latter have been defeated by the Turks al
Astrea.
Louis Napoleon opened the French legis.
lative session on the I'd inst, in a speech
which is unanimously praised by the Eng
lish press. He alluded first to the famine
which, for while, threa tened France, but
which, by judicious measures, has been
avoided. He says in speaking of the war
|" Strong, then in the nobleness of our cause
in the firmness of our alliances, and the pro
lection of God, hope soon to arrive at g
peace which shall no louger depend on The
power of any one man to disturb"
Gen s.. Anaud, it is rumored, has beer
appointed to the command of the French
army in the East.
kalefat has been evacuated by the Turk
and they now occupy no position North o
the Danube.
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The ENGLISH QUARTER OF GRA1N.-There
is some misapprehension existing, as to the
quantity of grain contained in an English
Quarter. 1t is eight bushels, but not eight
Winchester bushels, which is our measure
The Quarter contains eight Imperial bushels.
The Winchester bushel, which was the stand
ard in England up to 1926, contains 2.l50.4
cubic inches, while the Imperial bushel
which has been the stardard since, contains
1928. 1872 cubic inches. An English quarter
therefore, is equal to about st of our bushels.
This is fact worth remembering, by any
man in the grain market.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

and there embarked on the American Japan
expedition, and was present when Commo-
dore Perry made his landing. From Japan
and China he shipped for home, and arrived
in New York about the Goth of last Decem-
Der.
This is the written history of this celebra-
ted young man, who is now, we believe, III
his thirty second year. There is not, per-
haps, another instance on record of one so
young having seen so much of the world
What lesson does his experience teach =
1t shows that, with an earnest purpose and
stout heart, any young man can COMA noble
destiny.
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as to come to the United States, let him take
precious good care not to set foot on the soil
of Illinois If on his arrival he should lose
his pocket-book, he would be sold to the
highest bidder, maugre his immense talents,
simply because he is quarter negro blood !!
His being Frenchman would not save him,
for, according to Douglas and his long tai" !"
the stigma of color would not only place
him without the pale of nationality, but of
humanity.
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The two Cunard steamships seized at New
York during Mr.. Fillmore's administration,
for containing goods not on the manifest,
were fined $l5,000-one $5 900 and the 9TH
er $4,000. For an alleged violation of the
revenue laws, but which it is said cannot be
maintained, the high and mighty government
of Spain imposes upon the American steam
er Black Warrior a fine of $250,000.
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CURE FOR A BONE FELoN.-A correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Clipper says, that a
thimblefull Of soft soap and quicksilver,
mixed and bound tightly over the felon, will
draw it to a head in the course of ten or
twelve hours. The curative can then be re-
moved and by the application of the usual
poultices, the sore viii soon be healed. This
remedy is said to be a very severe one, but
altogether preferable to the disease. Bone
felons of late years are quite common, and
the remedy, if etfectual, will prove a real
blessing to the sufferers.
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How TO TREAT YOUR Doors AND SHOES
WHEN PARTIALLY BURNED.-On one of the
coolest days of the present month, pulled
off my boots and set them close to stove
which was very hot. The room was filled
with a smell as of something burning
Turning round. / saw my boots smoking at
a great rate. seized them and immediate
ly besmeared them with soft soap, much Of
which, owing to their highly heated condi-
ton, quickly disappeared in the leather.
When the boots became cold, the leather
was soft and pliable; and now, after several
days of subsequent wear, they exhibit no
marks of havipg been burned.-S. G. W.,
Rochester, Jan! 1884, Rural New Yorker.