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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15
THE EXCURSION of the National Guard

. NAoohstuN vi tue National Guard,
70 sfssh Cottsee Ibis afternoon, bids fair to ba on
Of ths most delightful Of the season, offering az i.
Goes sttractons OF every hind, TO suit all tastes
Ths Company will meet the Marine Band at Raot.
e cts thh az ernoon and proceed up Main street. 10
ssn thence to the Riehuiond aud Fred erich sbur .
nAroaa Depot ffou, which place extra trsirs IA
=. = a. ., end at half past O'Clock TO those q ho
s,s ,ono Oh ParticiPsting In the dance, good music
snd atp,endid hail are ct their service To oth.rs
VINO 60 for the country ride aud lconcsrt the msst
complete Arrangeme mis- have been made to sratifs
them, ss the U. q. Marine Band will be In attend.ne
While others who go to enjoy country airins an
hour OF two from business. and rich Landscape view
are all that they can wish placas Of prom
and quiet resorts.
The National Guard though In Its infancy, 10 com
SEED OF such men 40 know how TO extend the hos
Pitalitv OF Virgins gentlemen to their guests and
are fully Satisfied that they will labor as,iduous
~ to make their entertainment complete In eyary
Iespoet To the ladies' know that their attentions
Will b. untirios-whilst their rigid dscipne and
sadisriy bssrns will ensure good order and good
tickets should do 90 without further delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15
PERUVIAN GUANo MEXICAN oUANO.

j. 8. REESE,
agent for Selecting, Po chasing and Foyr7-diuo
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND OTHER VARIETIES or
GUANo.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING
BALTIMORE MD
Lne sdvertier guarantees to furnish the above
fsrtilizsrs all of the be qasitIes to cor snmsr.
and dealers on best terms.
" Orders forwarded to the above sd iress will h.
promptly executed. lie I5-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

MOLASSES.-50 bbls New Orleans No
~ lasssA q sepsrisr quality q store iSf .sis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

I(ll0 BBLS. HYDRAULIC CE-
1VOV MENf--ia store and for Gala BY
D. u. BRIDGf0AD 4 CO,
- ID On the posk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

Ol0 aBBLS. SUPERIOR CALcI-
~UU NED PLAs1n '--.a ssors and for ssls b
d. =. HRiDGFoRD u CO..
10 Is Ga the Deck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

COFFEE.-50 bags superior Rio and
~ La2uayrs Coffee, received and for sale by
je Is VIM TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

'INOLET sOAPs.-b0 boxes Coleate's
vanesaisd Toilet sosps jast re siyed snd for
sac u Je ID WIN. TAYLOR.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
/. VOL, Y :. NO. 20,

The WESTERN MAE.-71Mrss Elizabeth
Oakes Smith thus speaks ip the Rhode
Island School Master: o"The Western Man
has none oiathe vices Of ahHfi. He carries
on operations }uponsso vast a scale ,hhi he
CASTS qpl pelishness ana meanness wherever
he goes. He does not higgle. and bapler in
bargain. He measures distances BY miles,
'notfeelc He'eodn.s money BY dollars, 10,
pennies. He seems asham;ed 70 o)co.ne down
I'oe epenes. ., lie buys t& dress for his wife,
and ge,s. afeY yards extra; his, own Goa,
and his shoes are all too large for him his
ha, slouches for the safhe reason; Il is as i
th6imegiuasioh Oh The man was akin No lie
ivasmeasl oflthe rivdrsdand ipraifiss ofi,he
iregip9itbs oplaui!e gets, ,ou,slde, ,oitbe body,
Iie must have elbow room he mus breaibe
-4tiierefote his house IS large; the hs'ias rooms
-lnrge, and sometimes uncomfortable. His
bedIis high and wide; the lea.cup ample,
heavy and like the lakes filled 70 the brim.
Your piece Of delicious game or pielis no
scan,y piece. and altogether you feel as il
somehow you had a freer and larger lie
presen,ed you" "19sayots3 osi ~ 2It9 "-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

f,.ftl stts liftl 4 tDHt.
! PHENOMENA OF THE BRAIN.-One. Of the
most inconcelyable things in the naturo Of
the brain is, that the organ Of sensation
should in. itself be insensible. 10 cut The
brain gives no pain. yet in the brain alone
resides the power Of feeling, pain in any
other part Of the body. II The nerve which
leads from il 10 the Injured part be divided
il becomes Instantly Unconscious Of suffering
II is only by communication with the broin
any sensation is produced, ye. the, organ
Itself is insensible. But there is a circum.
stance more wonderful still. The braiu
itself mey be removed, may becu away
dUwn to the corpus calasum. without de-
stroylng life. The animal lives and per.
lornns o. iis functions, which are necessary
10 simple vitality, but no longer has mind;
j. cannot think or feel; it requires lha. The
food should be pushed in,o its stomach;
,oncelhere. il Is diges,ed, and The animal will
thrive and grow fat. We infer, therefore
thar the part Of the brain. the convolulions
is simply intended Tor the exercise Of The in.
iellec.ualiifaculaes, whether Of the low do.
gree called iuslinct or ihe exalted kind be-
on pan, tho giiI of reason. ,i,ia La hs5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

N
4 The EMPEROR OF RUssiA-A PRoPosI-
T1oN.--We find the following in the New
York Sdnlof The l5lhss Ofcourse the prop
osiIon cannot be accepted, as i, would be a
2alpable violation Of oury,reoty siipulalions;
4 An American gentleman, who has the en-
pree at the Coutl, OF 81, Petersburg, writes in
these terms to a friend in this city largely
Interested in steam machinery: "Donot be-
leve that the Emperor Alexander is Of any
soller material than his father Nicholas, OK
that he will lei England and France off before
he has taken ihe starch out Of them. He
either has repeated or very soon will repeat
theofer his father made 70 our Government.
He will give the United S,ates the whole ol
Russian America, (Which carries with it i'm
mense whale, fisheries and the unlimited
control Of the Pacific coast,) for The priyi.
lego Of buying and fitting out priva,oers In
our porls. RAslitiiis now known inE Russia
That English agents have been opermiued 10
recruit, for ihel Crmean army in New York
the Allies cannot complain II The American
| Cabinet accepts this fine offer. IN case. I
does, ihirty millions Of dollars viii bespen
among our ,labprers andsamechanics by the
Russians, and our clipper-buils ships will
/ find a.fine market. Alexander speaks Eng
llish ike one bora, 70 y, and keeps the run p
American papers with surprising accuracy
| ISoon after bis accession he said TO party o
Americans who woie presented 40 him
I.OIrscountries have al heart vAe insetestsi
Il : ~ I. . ~. 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
From'the Western Christian Advocate.
8 Letter from DE-. THOMSON. - %
! 5u9gbb yiieu NO 4AAtS,y ,si4alE1o 50
FRENCH cnARAcTRR--vIvACtTY AND ENTHU-
| DgjtsHtG ,giN H3 SIASM. 80 enHf ,H4.lh
a NO. XXX,

The French arc vivaclops people,
There is life enough ia England, bu, i does
NOT exhibit itself in the same manner as In
France; it is occasional, not h6bilual; il is
concealed rather than apparentpiis is private
rather Than public; il displaysitself in the
gambols Of infancy, the sports Of youth, the
mth ofsthe household hear.hy the pranks
Of the school, and the amusements, diver
sions, and frolicssofgthe party Of pleasure.
England has well been termed "merry Eng
land. Scarcely day in the calendar thai
lis not consecrated TO the amusement of some
class OF. the people; laughter, ,hilarlty, aPd
sorg roll around The island with every re-
volying hour. Blu, when the Englishman's
sport is over he relapses into his accustomed
gravity; and he may at any time be arrested
by serious thought or depressed by lanxious
care, The life oil France exhibits itself or
all faces aud at all times; hirarely become:
excessive, und, as rarely defective; itiss an
even, habi,ual flow of spirits, going into the
walks of business as well as the retirement
Of study, deiightingin recreation, entenain'
ment, andpas,ime, and seeking happiness fol
Itself and all around IL. Il viii moi be In
.enupled,it IL banishes care, eschews serious
thoughty amuses itself with & company, ro
mance, and,heslage, and beguiles iisymis
llprunes wilhmusic. stasuary, painting, ant
flowers. sasiIaiwlelii K s9vo
i While was in Paris the cholera wa
Iprevuiling; passing up street with a French
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
S!hers sannoyapces from .yishpa, very mod

|S!hors salaaoyapces from syi'hpqs very mod
tiegoes d Gon ite5 cay thai 5is fret yisitet was
Judge Mdson, ths U. 8. Minister, .accompan.
EiedibyoMr.sKirby, an ailacheI Of she legolion;
TiA9 offered him orSassis'aacerq Hethen
i6dP dPaaEssai aaEesai gSS,g houF1 sas lsddI duly qir IL.
stalled oaAd Admitted 10 daIf the piitileges bf
ChrhNII Bjoten io'clo ekj each Of us iodgets
Ehad retired TO our several apartments (aboul
eighlfeet bgt6ye), and an obliglng luncljoa-
Iary came around and locked Out all rascallY
Iinlfoders.. II dona's ihink ever Before Slept
fna plaesiso perfectly secure. r9 AZ SIX next
inOrning. this Ibx.rh Proiectioi MGs with
QraWBtt and ysach ypl Jus was bAhencelorh
d lid6h gR keepz Walch over his own vhiua-
Ibles. vine bedtoorn appointments are not u
IA tish ordeE, as is Reasonable, since we are
I,onlyHchafeed for iourrsods (cen@) per
night washing exita.sIl 9 sBF sssalq liig 7it
| iMr,; Greeley occupied the ffth story and
bun descending e, the fourth was aslonished
ION meeting gentleman from Boston, whom
he knew we'll having not long ago me. him
IutstuoihStObi kAuuS6, III 1N0W i IOIks. Ll6htOu
was imprisoned for debit Mons. vaue mare
was his next visiler, and soon supplied him
with law books TO prepare for the trial Of
his case. Judge Mason, III The meanwhile.
was endeavoring 10 secure him Two good
lawyers, s,which was dificultma,ter, as most
Of them were spending the Sabbath in the
country yaaay iao- ,Na2Ttai'. Hoafiat40
Mr. Greeley speaks in high terms OF the
kind manner,in which no was treated by all
the other prisoners Each person incalcera-
he'd is allowed franc per day 70 live on; il
thisis no. forth. coming from the creditor he
is at once discharged. The prisoners;
therefore, are in no danger Of starvation
while confined. During his impris onmen,
Mr. Greeley was visited by TWO United States
ministers, all the members of the legation,
and by nearly every Americal in Paris, But
hen declined every offer Of security, and
having secured Two lawyers, resolved 10 les,
the matter before alegal tribunal. The trial
look place on Monday, and Mr.. e. came off
triumphant, ,he case against him being dis
missed. Mr.! g. closes by saying tha. ar.
fangements had been made for the release Of
the, Bos,onians pu'is4m hasisy9lA Off 2
o Ills now reported that the Paris lawsuit
against Greeley has not beer concluded. but
has been continued to ge. testimony from
New York. ~ o-'@ tas 90 % oSI1oi'Df
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
lua yea i0aan9 1H a2uFof the Telegraph.
Observations on tile WeatFler.

b DEAR TE1EeRAPHA Friday Mmniag,
Jtsne l6, 1855.-We resume our observa-
tionsIon the weather on a neat and beauti-
full sheet. though no neater than the morn is
clear, serene, and beautiful. We arose
some minutes before our usual time Of ari-
sing; for who could take even d "crooked
|nap''while the lark was pouring forth its
native song at his window, and such cheer
ing prospects surrounding him. AS we
went forthto "taste the dew-besprinkled
lawn, feelings and emotions Of no ordina-
ry magnitude pertaded our bosom. Born
and reared ina land Of freedom, with health
and yigor attendingus, and surrounded with
like and similar blessings, we felt a glow Of
gratitude and thankfulness not easily de-
scribed, as we resumed the tolls of the day;
which has been the most beautiful and
growing one Of the season. 10 o'clock at
nig~.-The sun has shone clear all day,
and the warmest day thus far for this season
except the gath Of May; wind south nearly
all day. AT sunset, dark cloud made its
appearance in the west, which by, 9 o'clock
had reached nearly the zenith; then gradu-
ally receded west, and by midnight sunk
out Of view in the western horizons har-
|binger Of foul weather. s. 'ee ~ r ''''
Saturday Morning June 16M,- Cool
breeze from south west, sun rises in q radi-
us, and looking watery on the eastern hori-
zon, and every sign indicates a storm Of no
small import in the prospective. Hazy and
cloudy in the forenoon and very warm-sun
shines out at intervals, exceedingly hot
in the evening became very cool, and wind
due west very red in the west, which looms
up, and at 9 O'Clock P. NJ, settles back
10 P. M, clouds hanging in the north, and
lightning storm evidently brewing. After
making doors and windows secure in antic-
ipation OF storm, we; close the tolls of the
day and prepare for repose. ,, In
Saaday, Morning, Jane 17tA.rNo rain
last night as expected, but morning looks
dark and gloomy, and denotes raip--7Wind
south and very humid. dts d soa
This issthe, Anniversary1ofa Bunkers! or
rather Breeds ohill,5 Eighty ycars.this
day since the bravo and accomplished Gen
Warren fell 80 years this day since a few
noble Yankee Yeomanry'' dared resist the
oncroachments Of the BNiash lion. What
wonderful events hare taken place since thai
eventful dayle What an extent Of domain
What an advance in civilization. the, art
and scisncesl What gigantic internal i'm
protementsl Think Of the pOwer cfsteam
land Of fthespread ofelectsicityl Even mo
mentary contemplation bewilders the imagi
nation. Forty, years ago this day.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
LEWIS D. CAmppELL AND HIS Ass4ILANrs

LEWIS d. CaMPBELL AND HIS AssAIEANTs .
E-lf there lis one gentleman more dis,ln-
guished than another in Congress, who has
klearlessly, truly, and wi,hou, ceasing, done
his duty 10 his constituents and the princi;
lples of the North, that man is Lewis D.
lCampbelf Of Ohio; and YET we find writer
I'm the Cleveland Leader. and another in tho
New York Tribune, speaking Of him in dis
|paraging terms, and Inning very broadly
| that Mr.. Campbell Is nottrue 10 the North.
AnoIher writer in the Tribune spokcio OF Mr..
Campbell asbeing al the Philadelphia Conyens
E,iOn, with, a platform which no Northern man
ought to be asked TO stand upon, Mr.. Camp
bell has poi been in Philadelphia at all, and
is now at his home in Butler county. All
attacks find their way into Locofoco papers
and are sent forth TO the world 10 workran
Injury upon ono Of the most active and true
men in the North.
The Columbus Statesman, the IIunker
organ of the Ssate, copies from the CONNER.
cial OF this city, a dispuraging article in that
paper, based upon the falsehood of thelcor.
fasponden, Of the Tribune, and heads i.
with large type, Lew Campbell a;Dough
Face Gentlemen who profess to be anx.
iods that. the North should stand q unit upon
The qeustion OF Slavery extension, busy them.
selves IN striking down one of the mostdis.
tinguished and true men the free States ever
had in Congress, and supply arrows for the
Hunker Democracy to hur at him. Such
conductisi beyond expression, mean and
contenpsible, and,is sure TO work injury TO
EIhe Anti. Nebraska cause Of the. free States.
No man has labored more assiduously than
Mr.. Campbell, ever since he has been in
Congress. 10 stem the current OF Southern
aggression. and 10 hold up 10 scorn, the
Northern douehfaces; and yet The papers we
have named do not hesitaie 10 print letters
and communications lrompu unknown and ir4
responsible writer's which directly irhpugn
his political integrity, and are calculated 10
do him Infinite injustice. Mr.. Campbell has
lbeen The truest OF the true tIe has "fought
with the beasts at Ephesus,p he has stood bis
lgfound without flinching, amid the rudest
assaults, and has come on, Of every cohfllc,
with his standard high advanceds--Cih.aGa-
Teue. 1g dielg "a moa salsaW1 'lidW MI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
sSI5EsTFHF .sSTEL EGlRsKRhss'I n

tusiilssaED kysRIK TUESDAY M6ENiNeg gsBS
sai Il t4aw4aF ipAaSnMr Il aasa,d !
..nsn TEkMs,oF sURSC hsiis
.sQne DqllarRnd Fiftyu Cent? 4
Two Dollars within the yeRrs.l =
Y nots1aid until after expiratiop the year
EWS lR9lsaEs and Fifty Gents ss9i,s
qsFNb peperwaly ys diacontiaued until AL az
snuses are paid, szesptat Inception IF the patp-
TAI communications 81 the business of the
flee must be postpaid to secufe attention. Ep
HT0 Clubs, 6f ten OF more, the paper vii
f,ffhisfed StA LIBERAL feductioninpr 10 y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

! Ericsson AGAIN .--Capt Ericsson has
written aleaer to the editor of the New
lork, Times wherein he denies ,ba, he has
abandoned the prosecution Of his Caloric ems
'giune scheme as motive power in The place
Of steam. He yet has en,re iaith in Inc
principle, and hopes 10 oovercome the me.
ehahieal difficulties that thus far have inter.
posed TO render il iRetiicient~i,s sgi a,t,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
The Arrest OF Horace Greeley I'M
i hsd taa o, has Raris.,a sad S9s II al 10

|. Nf% Ittt ~ "7ffsi'F'f f'Fff f7a~ -" p" -
y Horace Greeley. Esq j.; of ths New York
Tribune, was arrested in Paris al, ,,he ,in-
stance Of sculptor. The name of 1he
complainant. Is LocIerc, whose object vas 10
recover from Mr.. Greeley HE sum Of 10000
francs, the value orih sta,ue which he had
semitic, ,he New York CRYSTAL Palace, loi
which Mr.. Greeley was, q, d;reclor. !, The
Tribune saws: W. '.,.,,,, !.
4 M, G,eeIs, ,yaS wa. as a,res,sd ,d nnd ,oken k be.
.fors the nyooe, 20 con,, 81 abou, 4 p M IN
rSn,,,,aSS aiS,nonS M < ~ tbs 1 4 J, @ q
sg,sas = ,sEs u MN fop AL SnSsSrabes oy ioy
,y5aT NJ, p;sm bsi rIcsS Ssc,a,a u u Z
7 sao,;oI - Z i % TSsy ~ ~ ScssSsS y ,hs ~
otS;cs !, ,HstsS ,,sr,S H., Z ,IhsS " ~, ~
SiS;n,its s,,S i9RiS ,sG;sad 3 !, NJ Y 1, u u ha;i ~,
brS ths grb;,Sdi M bis St;c;sI s,s,,oh I I.
smn,eS b;iS M 4, Sas,ss; sfI'' ss ~ esis'Ns
D '',p. ppsS ~ sgH - 'ss1 'a%l ,k pdI 4,
Vnes YecuIi'yys Dwass 9leEeas pps Eeluseqi
Mi' . mpnpHtpe llpH PtoP9seq 'p. Payt1 ~ we mon
ey Y g 2 gueta3Ise, q ppI spls Mr' tIeeley y! de' 4
s.'nyu. PleleItllg = " slD,la'k ccSEolngly
~. ~ Tps Y cohvsyeq 70 she qeDs0rs Prison q
i.cny 8 lwnele ne itePaineu W ,'DtMonday
Iolgnvyn' Euen = VIM WPs naHS ana ,ne
.IIpphai lple SlSlilIsseg me conPlalnA ana 9is'
cnprSea G .ly uels|hpIeepi ss|hSpIeepi tn Mls PFpcess iNr
,.eSlyy q sDj0ys? ans aayap,ngs p sxo ], 1ays J,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10

I;coio ssal ptopoEilops' holoi Pc globe, sceF,
stets hnd ikipefidl" Crown. afellefs, com.
Jmenlorasise eislls hero ado h5sallsfythai,
runillng under the high and Lighted
oy Fgnersqi lqplps, dsadsl q eFyPiaMhdse
pay ement = is ornamgensed M Pre- croYnr 9!
iaureis - Mosalci sSulplpgI 'aprel wreaihas a
encfchng 'ne names q sn' ssorles ct RI
yoh' Jsamm y sMarenRo' 'eflilz. SJent'
fned'apd Waesasn1 a,'d 1Na decorate
ne ri lpal q Lla'Faas qrRHAa 54s l'ei'selEs
roiossal sla'geS, eacp gQ1l rai'so q
l.'c'e,y, s'ana ~ s,has sn. 7's'1p' ''' iace
N. " ~ 'o',,o s 'ss.s ce.' '..enss lls.,
'l9noly ,'ina n ~ sas ol PVsPnllyt4 wy
!lounus, a Dsougps Ilfp''' ,.'' <1fi
Ingsnsasgsp "A. a n u !. 2sS gt,',
- 80 r''p.'','sa 4, y.
prt ,,1os's ~ gte9h s'spA'e,e lso'l w
ySsgss S B, Mtoupea,ns.ne as ,s w. eHsl'pslsely
pynSnes nm ~; ~ ne 'encn co " csgwGs y" Y
= oe,lolu s.s !. and Leuu 'ne woruS y
Jo'ic"eu 'oM ~, lsaPo'eo''s "A ny cue ., -
nana.o'e : m ~ oes"S s ,qss sanaies: 1e' -
go'e' sur 'o' y9.tSss ~ ,snsu
ue ,e Peup'e eSa rIanea,s que p'me, you
,s pflgoss totNp fusp NAtipp 4. sn''pS'aS'i'
,yu.f ~" y y s" eeu'','o Y.u IN al fkssib tfaa
Passing IRON she Chprch l,r 3epsered lhe
fio'el des invailues, where /as Introduced
70 aceieDtasea pefsohags' ~ ssiiI further
ILLUSTRATES theana''onal .enib'' 4lrinst lrwas
MaSame 9o@lion,sl SLEEVES ''essed IN the
uhlorR q lieasenapl7-sl' rank which
fsne nclds1and was srroI1rsR by num- Fl1p;
per VI useu anu liinIln solu'''s, whom she
was interesting WIN acccuni. q her earlier
SayS,asl sne satkniu'ng aipa y stockings.
'9neg lefeNseq ime gfaslouslys ana, ,lher coun7
'snanoe pl.giheneo 9ssS ns exPE'seo lhe gra'f-,
nesoi ai ,,sss le' =. seeing ner 1ef history S
ms el ,asael oeions y Irencn y I:
"a Ss "nd ,..r.;.a ma ~ sn. was Y M Shu ials.
~. ~. rnI na.s,eu. ipqhe - ~ iSuP1ieon
vera iii kilIed II isl ba,,Ie Ssn ispIn ,bs ~,
peijsbed Aha I'M = an 6is ,clo,l & shoSlIsysd
his rife. ,aok' hia, nlocs tlirs ~, ssStss .na
touph,. with, bravery, and an, ,,siasm 'iilb,ba
war ceased. When peace ,vos 4, restored.
Government, inouirino in,o hsr his,orv nd
finding her cbafac,er dnimn IN sble 81 20
| her e,nnloy6ient m another I'm y Wbanl
age rendered.. hgr gsomswhas halnlsss ssbs @
was assigned officers ouar,ela mine Hmel
des Inyalides, where she i n spsnd the re.
lmainder Of her life in homo, 4 ID Ye,i,emen,
She said M boye NOT ,isea 4. I'M, M. ! III
o,e for forty years before. NJ itssesms pood
.,o n,e. in nv old ace. tolS; p. ...rrI,n mv'oId
=. 8, ..xul q .''''l.,'r -, -,
said va. "were Won no, AR ~ heino in.
sui,s3l,' nS"No5.a' indeed. 5; sha renIiad. ..if
snv 81 q Ind s6ffefapd ma II. ns,j, tbeye
ilenpe him: moi arsoldier iflshc regimen, bur
would have an,icipaled ms,,,' This, bgd.he
way, was the only instance Of Bloomerism
that ! met with in Europe, and i is one moi
likely 10 be imi!alod. ~ :,
Walking the civ 7 n niasobpan scolbnpany with az -
iabed gentleman WHO was ionp 4 l,,ernbee,y9 n
lhe National Guara and h sill ann bSnr,d.
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Presbyterian.-R Rev. R. Wilkinson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, 10l O'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, ats O'Clock, at the
new Brick Schoo-house,in Middleport. ,s a.
Methodist Episcopal S. c. Frampton,
Pastot: Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel Sheflield, on alternate Sab
baths. at l04 O'Clock, A. NJ, and M--and at
the lower Church, Pomeroy, ats O'Clock; +. NJ.
every Sabbath. =
Protestant Episcopal services at present.
New JerusalemANo services 'Gf5i'o tifjp @2'
German Methodist--Rev. j. ,Pfetzing, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10o'cloek, 9
German Lutheran-Rey. p. Held, Pastor.-
Services every Sabbath morning.
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn
sreeQ,-7Rey. L, Thess, Pastor. Services every
nllbath morning, at 10 O'clock.
German Presbyterian ION Plum street, Rev.
'T-- - Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
hg,atlO O'clock, . ariarM 't ilf4 20 lroe ii
Raman Catholic--Rev. John Albrnck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning. ~
Welsh Baptist-Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, j 10 O'clock, 4 M, and P M
MISUNDERSTANDING tEew School) Rev. John
Ha.lnnes PastoEf Services every Sabbath at 10
o,e!Qek, a M, lanle nsaIssA s,a s,.i "a,
wv, y;Wl,slsh iPgsbyleTisna (Qld SCHOOL, D7--Johng 4
o'elock'A NJ, and 6 P M.1la' a','s7l NJ 'T''
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iNAVIS & MORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome-
l roy, have their Planning Machine in good
order, and constant operation. Flooring, wealth
er-boarding, &C., kept constantly on hand, to fill
orders, Work warranted to give satisfaction.