The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-29
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Almost W knp#ledge Is interesting il
presented anfinteresti1g manneEssas
Prodigaf afe born Of mixers; "a butter,
4 flies are bq6 IF grubs' 4
Nearly millions busbelsof salt wa;
made atthtsait' works in 0nandaga coun-
ity;N: ~ hst year: \. ,. 4 ,, 's'.'.' .',. ''a
The ihfrase Of white male inhabitants
over 81 gyArss of age in Meigs county,
since 185tkaccordingto the census Just
taken, is fb2z 4 &. .,. q. 81 n = ~ ',.aa
| The NV Orleans Delta has come lout
Eip favor u ,5olla Ben, Of Tennessee for
Preside the United States. gfJ'satiS
| Two men we;s killed IL Center g., EltaHs
York. by coming in contact with 9, rail-
,oad car--thewheels passing over their
bodies !'4 ~. ~ yl,%p r
7 J. L. Winter, Of New Orleans, has in
siituted suit against the Crescent for S2o,-
600 for libel. Don'tih wish he may get
it. ~ '' p 'a'7< CAV
jackson Il Cos. Express, between
Por tsmouth and Boston, was robbed 3on
the 18th, on the up train, Of $4,000 in
Government funds. - 'a' '''
The Canker worms are making dread
| full havoc of the fruit trees in the neigh
borhood Of Boston. They eat up foliage
and fruit, and leave the trees as it BLASTED
with lightning. g r
Miss Sally Chappell, of Louisville, has
sued General Tickell, Of Mississippi, fol
breach of promise. The damages ar
laid at $4,000. s. fset
The know Something Convention j
session in Cleveland last week, adjourne
Friday, TOO meet again in Buffalo, on th
second Wednesday in June. 1856. q M
The New York Herald says that th
Declaration Of Principles, adopted by th
National Council at Philadelphia, is in th
!, hand writing Of Gov. Gardner, of Mass
r chusetts: 'as' ~
e Governor Reeder, accompanied by h
a Private Secretary, g. P. Lowry, Esq
!. passed through New York City on Thur 'lr
J, day the 14th, on his return to kansa
e where he expects to arrive about the 26
J. Of this month. ~ =
of The Louisville Times Of Saturday; a
ID nounces that Col. Preston has consent
le to become candidate for Congress
ID that District. He will receive the Dem
lie cratic and anti-Know Nothing support
d. His opponent is Humphrey Marshall
0, A clergyman was censuring a lady
9 tight lacing. a.
y why, replied the miss, you would n
" certainly recommend loose habits to 70
g parishioners.' The clergyman smiled,
! The Rev. D, Cumming Of London
to show by Scripture prop
eciAs that Russia is to be overthrown al
% destroyed in the presentwar, lie thin D
j that the 3Sth chapter Of Ezekiel has ref
of ence to the present events. % -
rs The book Of allbooks is your heart,
n. which are written and engraved the det
10 est lesson of divine instruction. Lea
IS therefore to be deeply attentive TO !
of presence of God in your heart, who is
OF ways speaking, always illuminating
ey heart that is attentive to him. 81 6
Z Y Adespatch from New Orleans I, da la
the 9th, says: I'VE have been favored
- late with much needed rain-storms, II
rtA which the growing crops are Derry
lal lmuoh benefit. The accounts generall.
s., this region are very favorable both for
es. ton and grain. .'raa.y'aa 'srs.' ~ ,s
tn iii It's reported, says the New York 9
M rierltand Enquirer, that a high city OH
lily has been detected in appropriating pu
re money to a large amount to his MS own y Y )
ear The name Of the alleged culprit, as
asths specific actsicharged against
the have not been made public. The cas-
sne '.ls to be further examined. ~
stsr Judiing from the tone Of the paperi
ate 81. Louis, public opinion is setting in
1&s ~ strong against the financial operad
,Ytgl lBy which the broken bankrupt firm Of
as & Bacon, became the possessors OF
ssf so..lheun ssetien Of the !ohie and M
4 sippi Railroad, v .sas s,o5s 81 ,aat.
fass Mr.. Fouatt, Of England, in case q
heir sons bitten by ylmsd dogs, has healed !
! than 1--WE hundred cases with muria'
81. ~ silver, and not one had any symptom
MA, ,,sst fhdrophobia. A vritefin the MY.
E3e R,na states tha lobelia and steafh hav