Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-10
A DlscovsRY WE HAVE sRrN X \, WAITING roun

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A DlscovRRy WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FoR.
TO have TO kill an OK in order 10 make |
pair Of boots Is a clumsy ching; and we have
waited some time 70 hear Of some invention
which will supercedo leather for the fee,, as
wool and cotton, linen and silk have super.
ceded the Skin OF animals for the rest Of
human dress. We see the London papers
speak Of an invention which has just been
submitted 10 the TEST by the scientific author.
lilies. A leather cement so strong and ad-
hesive ,ha, boots and shoes are made with
il, in which moi single stitch Is seen or re.
quired, and the process Of mending so sim.
pie iha. every man may be, II not his own
boo,.maker, q. all events, his own bOo,.
/ mender.
The Massachusetts X. Ms. will hold
Stale Council on lhe 28.h inst. The secre,
obligation will be thrown off and call
for grand mass convention will then be
issued.
4 The Secretary Of War has no, only re.
fused 10 pay what Congress and The coun-
Try supposed was voted 10 Gen. Scott, but
has written a letter 10 the Attorney Gen.
eral urging against making such payment
J, 10 him.
They are taking the census Of Nsp
! York city. The Tribune estimates The pop.
!. ula.ion at $4,000, and thinks The returns
will show 1t.
The grand jury Of New Orleans has ig.
nored the bill agains. The Two U. s.
Mail Agents for opening letters. They
acted under the advice Of the attorney for
D the government.
!. Rev. John G. Fee, native OF Kentucky
:. was interrupted and silenced while addres.
}. sing the people Of Lincoln county, short
Q lime since. Thereupon the people Of Jss.
q samine county, the residence Of Cassius NJ
q Clay, held public meeting. Clay made a
i speech Of gres, power. carrying every one
with him. They unanimously posed res.
lloalions denouncing The people Of Lincoln
.e and pledging themselves that The righ, o
a free speech should be maintained a, all haz
70 ards. The right spiri, seems ~ prevail il
). many portions Of .ha. State.
!. The Rochester Democrat leads off II
:, hosting the Republican Aug, and furnishe'
. following lis. Of papers which have loAow
/. ed ils example, viz: Aubom Daily Advert
! ser, Syracuse Chronicle, Seneca County
j Courier, Yates County Wing, On.ari'
4. Times, Orleans American, and Medin,
!. Whig. The Democra, "regards il as Ger
\. tain" ,ha, q Republican SIa.e ticket mex
!. fall will be nominalel |.
The Vermont papers contain ca
call for convention of all, without dislinc
9 lion Of party. who are opposed 10 the fur
r. ther extension OF slavery. 10 NEE, a, Bur
m liBg,on, on The 25.h OF this month. 10 nomi
ne nate State officers. The call Is signed b.
ii Hon. L. Bainard, u. s. Senalor.) an
or Hon. John Poner, Chairman Of The Sta.
r. Committees. UQ tiigj
ed The town Of Bayou Sara, In Louisiana
'll was nearly destroyed by fire on the l8lh.-
m The loss Is estimated al half million c
it dollars. N'rN
v SLAVERY AeAIN--The New York Hel
ho aid sayp the difficulties between the Cuba
~ J, iun,a, in New York, and lhe flibuslers Ut
I. der Qui,man, in New Orleans, grew out {
NO % the Slavery question. The iormer were pa
=. rlols o. ,he Kossn,h and Mazzini school, on
N = believed Slavery wrong in the absIracs, an
"a "a were. disposed " abolish IL In Cuba. Th
4, lauer wanled Il because il was in Slav'
y holding Sats, and would add 10 the ihi'
ence Of the South in the great fight again
Libeny in the free States. So il seems .hl
's' tha. the Slavery question had something
'f1 do even with 6libus,erism.
he Hon. ELisHA WHITfLRsEY I'VE see
ne announced thar Mr, Whiwlesey has reiurne
Ter 70 Washing,on from Ohio, where he atte'
|, ded the last momens Of his wife. While eI
n gagged In this melancholy duty his resigns
or tion was laid before the President, who d.
,'s clined 10 act upon il, bu, requested M
ss, WhMlesey TO reconsider It at time mo
ne suited for reflection. There is no man
lfe office in Washington more Important TO Il
ar, proper discharge Of the duties Of the Trea
ar. nry department. then 10 Mr.. w., and Il
knowledge OF the fact has thus far induce
,er The President 10 retain him. He will 4
%, lOub. be kep, there so long as he can be il
". duced 10 remaia.
~, INvALUAHLR REMADms Here are a fe
I'm simple remedies for very prevalent disc
M ders, which we have no hesitation in re-
re ommending as infallible:
ny For sea sickness--stay at home.
p For drlnkenness--drink cold water.
" For health--take layers Pills.
ne For accidents-- keep out Of danger.