Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-25

q. that abound on the pubic square, anu whle
thev are At /, we would suggest me removal
of sona of ,he extra herbage from the ditch
i. ,,swould look beuer and have heal'hlul
tendency. Our mayor is after those under
ground chaps, at all events we will be on
hand. ready 10 show you the 'sights.@ so
~ an NAV come down a, your earlies. conve.
encs. Wewere serving our country IN me
Iapaci,y OF road.yiewer and our nelghocr
mus, have been fishing as he is always IN
his Office except when piscatorlly engaged
wisen YOU we're last here.-Gallia Courier.
Senator Williams, OF New Hampshire,
,rpon,ed by the Governor TO fill the vacan'
AZ occasionsd by the death OF Hon. Y. v,
ilherton, will be compelled to yacate his seat
alter Thursday next, when the Legislature oil
! New Hampshire adjnurns, according 10 ihe
precedent Sc. by the Senate in oustng Mr..
Phelps. of Vermont, when the Legislature
. had me, and adjourned without eflecing an
. elecuon 10 fill The vacancy.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher declines in
advance being considered candidate lor
Congress. Hear him:
Had the proposal 10 60 10 Congress pro-
ceeded from the American Board OF MIS-
slons, there would have been grave reasons
for considering II. We doubt whether they
have harder field in all tlealhendom--nor
YET iieldwhere The gospel il more needed.
! But, for mere political reasons, 10 backslide
from tho pulpit into Congress, is li!tle TOO
long slide for the first venture we peg
70 odecline in advance.
= -BosroN, July l5.- Edward Crane, Presi-
dent OF ,he Vermont Central Railroad re-
signed to-day. Previous TO his resignation
jlwas discovered that he had over issued
'eleh, thousand Shares Of The Vermont Cen
trail Railroad. II caused considerable ex'
citemen, in the money market, as IL is lhe
second like offence committed by him with
in about month. 10 the first case, COM
plain, was made to The grand jury but no
action was taken on the matter. Craneuse
the over issue 10 raise money upon, pleog'
ing them collateral to p. Lasimer. who, sup
posing them bona fide, sold Them in Market
Rev. o. A. Brownson has got into quar-.
rel with Michael DohenY. OF the IriSh
American, and John Michel, OF the Citizen,
Il seems that Brownsonisnol exactly pleased
with the way some Of the Irish Catholics
propose 10 manage affairs. and he has told
= ,hem some truths that will be well for them
TO remember. We have no sympathy with
Brownson, bu, he is a bold man. and was
ever in the habit Of saying what he thought
in good Sc, terms that were moi 10 be mlsun.
! derstood. Things now look as il he were
abou. TO join The Know Nolhings
The Liquor law just passed in Connect
cui allows cilizens TO sell cider and wine ol
,heir own manufacture in quantities OF not
less than four gallons. Il takes effect on the
first Of August.
h The New York Tribune says short
time since an agent arrived here with power
90 draw four millions Of dollars, TO be in.
vested in frs, class Railroad Bonds. The
isl of securities was made up. but the trans
action being subject 10 leading banking
house here which was a, the last moment
refused, the arrangements fell through, much
:, 10 the disappointment those who were 'c
contubule The securities.
TmR New POSTAGE BILL.-ll seems tha
the telegraph licked falsely in regard 10 The
new Postage bill. The Washington cores
ponden, Of the New York Post, under da.C
Of July lst, says:
In your Comments on Mr. Old's Post Of
flee Bill youlabor under mistake. Ii doe
mol change The rate Of internal postage al all
but makes the payment by stamps perempto
tory, and fixes postage on letters carried
over 1000 miles ten cents, instead OF si'
cents. The old rate.
Ii changes ocean postage as follows:
Old rale, under $500 miles, 10 cents
= q over 2 500 %
New raie, ovor 5000 10 I"
under 5000 s +"
Inland new rate under 5000 miles
(prepaid by sIamps) 8
lniand-ncw rate over 5000 miles 10 Z"
These are all the changes, and you vii
see postage is moi increased. Give III
D. his due.
CARLYLE. Friend Aycr:-ln this age c
quacks charlalans and mere windy, gascou
prelenders 10 heal, who blow al every stree
cor ner, and in the face and ears of all mer
their loud, baring Jericho trumpeIs an
dNCFy Nhuot uOloy Wihu mon " ''.'
velously twisted brass. in such woeluIl
sham.rdden epoch as this, say, ii is CON
forling, nay even cheering 10 the earnc'
we'll wsher OF his race TO know there ha
arrived in this world genuine Physicia
10 light once more upon something beside
Sangrados and Don Mercural Jalaps. viii
their phebotomies, poisons and warm wa,e
Your Calharlic Pills and Cherry BalsaI
carry US forward TO flalcyon days-to mi
lenial Pharmacopoeas, when Science, des
diving down into the principles Of thing
shall, with infinite cunning, bring ou, Il
genuine Elixir Vi.ae: for Of ruth there
Tnanifeslly enough somewhat Of lha, san
Life Essence 10 your subtle vegetable dist
la,ion and compounds.
You realize 10 us the visions Of tho
painfulest, smoke-dried Alchymisls--boo,e
seekers -dreamers among reIors and cru
bIes, touching the Quin'essensial Virtue
the Universe, which should anlidole dislel
per, anG break ior man the Wheel Of Tin
DIED. ION the Sd inst, at the residence
her father Benjamin Meanor, in Salem townsh
Miss MaRGARrr MEASoR, aged lS years.
N yTis ever Tins: Ills ever thus