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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
The Yultures' Friend.
BY DIR. Johnson.


An old vulture was si,,ing on 4 naked
prominence with her young about her, whom
she was insirnc,ng in The arts Of a vulIdre's
life and preparing, by the last ecluie, for
their final dismission 10 the mountains and
skies. ''"' '"''
my children" said The old vul,ure. ''you
will the less wan, my instruction, because
you have seen me practice before your eyes;
you have seen me snatch from the farm
The household fowl; you have seen me seize
the levefei in the bush, and the kid in The
pasture; you know how 10 fix your ,alcns
and. how 10 balance your fligh, when you are
loaded with your prey" ~ 'oI,
t"But you remember the taste OF more de.
licious lood; I have RECALLED you with the
flesh OF man" t.F .s3' y ~, .'.', J
"Tellus," said The young yuliures, "where
man may be found. and how he may BE-
known; bis flesh is surely the natural food
ofa vdl,ure. Why have you never brought
a man IN your ,alons 10 the nss,l'' W. =
"Hs IL 100 bulky" said the mother.--
MWheh we find man, we can only teal
nway his flesh and lenve his bones upor
the ground. 90 I wv g"I s'a 9"+ u
P"Since mani u big" said the young ones
"hoy do you kill him? You, are afraid O
the wolf and bear: BY Wha, power are yul
lures superior 10 mani . Is man more de
fenceless than Sheep" 3atS. ~ ''a'iooJ s5
eve have not the Strength Of man, re
turned die mother, sand am sometimes il
ldoIb. whether We have the subtleiy; and III,
vultuses would seldom feed upon bis fies.l
had not nature, that devoted hin 10 our uses
infused into him d strange ferociiy, which
have nsvet observed n any other cteatur
,ha, feeds upon ihe earth Two herds Q
men wilofen meet and shake The earl
with noise, and fiji The ait with FIRE. WheI
you hear noise and see ire,a with flashc
alonglhe ground, hasten 10 the place Wi,I
your sWiIiest wing, for men are surely de
s,roying each oIhes; you'will ibsn End III
leround smoking with blood and covere
with catcasses,' ,'ofyWhich many are disen
bered and mangled for the convenience (
4 the Yuliures "di Is asimtMniniaa f3Rgd 4
4 "But when men have killed their prey.
snid the pupil. swhy do they no, eAt il
| when iheIwoIf, has killed sheep he SUI
iers ro, The vulture to o.ouchii, Hlhe Is "a
isfed himself. ID. not man ano,asr kind (
Il wolff" 4 ,Vf0rnA dee hslfb .in8hgo9i
y "Man, !" said the mother. .is The only kin
ofabeaS. wko kills shal which he does I'd,
4 devour; and ,bisquuiiiy makes him 90 n1uc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
3tcsaussss scot q changes n \. cIirnats. yi Az
MAsNHT lAND GOLD.

History ,'infofms 10 that many of the
countries in Europe, which now possess very
mild Winners, d. ono time experienced severe
cold d, this season Of ,he year. Tie Tiber,
ai Rome, was frozen oyer; and snow al one
lime lay for forty days in tia. cftys The
Euxine Sea was frozen over every winter
during Ihe time Of Ovid. and tile rivers Rhine
and Rhons Used 10 be frozen so deep thai
| the, ice sustained loaded wagons. The wa.
lers Of The Tiber, Rhine and Rhone, now
flow freely every wia,et; ice is unknown in
Rome. and the waves Of The Euxine dash
their wihiry foam uncrys,alized upon the
ro;ks. ~ W. s's '74"'P''h % 'sss1aa
Some have ascribed these climate changes
70 agriculture, the cutting down Of dense
foresls, The exposure Of the upturnsd soil to
The stmmer sun, and the draining of the
great marshes. We do NOT believe that such
grea, changes could have been produced in
,he climate Of any country by agriculture,
and We arc certain no such theory can &C.
coup. for lhe contrary change Of climste-
from warm 70 cold winiersA which history
,ells Us has ,akeh place In other connsrfes
Ihan those named. y Greenland recsived lie
hame frotn sns emerald herbsge .ha, cloiSsl
lis valleys and mountains; andiis Eas. coast,
which Is now inaccessible On account If the
perpetual ice heaped upon It's shores, was lih
lhe 1llh century, the sea, or fourishine
Scandinavian colonies, slI trace Of which |;
now lost Cold Labrador was named Vfn
land, BY The Nonhmeh who visited II in The
| year 1000, and Who were charmed with lis
then mild clima,s. The cause Of these
changes Is an important inquiry.
A pamphlets by Joah Murray, civil engl-
neer has recently bsen published in London
in which he endsavors TO account for those
great changes Of climate BY the changeable
position Of the magnetic pole. The mag
ne,ic variation or declinalion o. the needle |,
well known. Al The pressn. time Il ,lamountl
TO abou, % degrees west OF norlh, while III
1859, the line Of variation passed through
England. and then moved gradually wes
until 1916. Ia ,ha. year grea, temova
OF ice look place on the, coast Of Greenland
hence i is .lha, the cold meridian, which i
now supposed 10 pass through Canada anc
Siberia, may al one lime have pssssd through
Ilaly, aud tba. II the magnetic meridian re
.urns. az il is now doing, 0 Us o;c lines i
Europe. Romo may once more see Tibe
frozen over and The merry Rhinelande
drive bis Jean on tho ice OF The Classic river
A. Whether, lhe changes or climate men
q A NJ,
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South. There are a"NonheTh men with
|Sbu,hetn' 'prlnclples" and sSomhern men
with Northern principles. .'and there are
rneniiH both sections who feel not greatly y
excited upon ths QUESTION either way. bul
who are ~illing shars oil these mai.erslshsll
be settled BY Congress; and ofghis she North
HIS no reasonilol complains because 8 the
North hds,he poweriul Congress 70 shnpt
tbspclicy tfthe caunev upon sshis and ull
other qiesaonss 10 the NorthGaiili send
doughfaces % Congress, 70 vote down free;
dom. they should fIof blsnae she S'iuslls Z Tbs
'.|''1 ~ nt'1
.-| ~ jl' .'.3 I1.o| u ". ''NIn
nleu; son1s ol hqni ih',s So,ed re gselse'' e
q, nos, howayet. by .bs lfesmen o. ohio
They ,omahawked a'l OF mat stripe! !and
will be represented IN 'te,next Congiessgb
an unbroken Ansi-Ne Nebraskai oelega,ion. SO
sIdOn this subject ol slavery the American
Reform parry, as WI understand i, and a.
We inier from Gen, wilson's letter, nave no
made either slavery or ansi.s'averJ a p'anii
w Their platform. 'herhaye thev inctT
pora'edi the aI'sr'tt, Gufrency. Or in,erna
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| -
DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR BILL Tho d..
plomaiic and consular bill which has jas,
passed Cungress, PROPOSES togive the I6llG~.
ing salaries, with no outfits: o ~ ~
1lo To Enjoys ExAordinaryr and Mnis,srs
Plenipplep,inry; 10, Great Britain Sl7,D0O;
France us 600; Spain. Russia, Ausiria. aud
Prussia, Sis, 1000; Switzerland, Rome, Ne.
ples, Sardinia. Belgium, lIalland. Portugal,
Denmark and Sweden. 81, 500; Turkey 60.
600; China. $4,000; Brazil, 1900; Peru.
$4,000; Chilli. 81. 900; Argentine Republic.
New Granada. Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezue.
Ia. Gustamala and Nicaragua, ~ 800; Mox.
leo. $4,000 igu3 10 lf1om91 - Hoii9E7id
Secretaries oC legation are 70 be psid as
follows: To Great Bri,ain, 90. 500: Russia,
Austria, and Prussia, $4,000: Switzerland.
Roma. Naples, Sardinia. Belgium. Pdr,uQal,
Denmark, Sweden, Chilli Argentine Repub.
lic. New Grunads. Bolivia. Eeuddar. w enc.
zuela. Guanmals, and Nicataguas 81 500;
Brazil, Peru, and Mexico. $4,000. y Al com.
missioner 10 tho Sandwich islands ia lore.
ceiye an annual compensation of Sc 900;
an inlerpre.er1lo the mission Of China !, o..
5o0i apd dragoman .o,he misioB Of, 'TR.
| KEY. $2.50O. nd. o8, oi {lsrs ggag g01
" CoWuls are 10 have fxsd sapr;ens and
some of Them are 20 be coufned,o consular
business alone. Olhers larel,oihase small
salaries and ba allowed 10 engage in com.
meLcial pursuits dane tGaSfsE9asnJ adj
None Of these officers areao nceiEe com.
Penshsion until they shall have reacted
iheii respective pos,s and eD,eredopon their
official duties, Citizens Of the Uai,sd S.a,ss
alone 70 bo appoinlsd. .4 81 "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
The New TarIaRiIi.

The House oi Representatives, on Saiuf-
day adopted san amendmeh, or poslscrip, TO
E,he General Appropriation bill, by which
me rates Of Du,iss on Imports PAYABLE under
the subsi,.ing Tariff (of 846) are 10 be re-.
duced. from and after The 1ss of July next,
as tollows:Ors ,ifgr Iiia l4hs .yiiliLao7if
Schedule A, Comprising Brandy and oil
lso,hSr Disited Liquors, iWcluding Cordials,)
from 100 per cent. TO 30 per cent. I'D yalo'
rem. r" "l 'fAINFnM @,'9 'nN ~
Schedule B. (including oil Wines, Cigars,
| iSnuff and other forms Of manufactured To.
bacco. Gu. Glass, Meats, Raisins and other
preserved Frpls, Game, Spices, manufac.i
lures Of Mahogany and other fancy Woods,
with few more articles OF no importance
from 40 per'ceni.so 81 per cent. 8! yalorem.
81 Schedule G, including Iron in all shapes,
Cotton Fabrics, Wooen do, with except
Iions,) Carpets, Arms, Ale and Beer, Clo.h.
ing, Bonne,s, Boxes, Coal, CrockerY, China,
Cutlery Furniture, Fur manufactures, Glass
Tumblers, &C., not cut, Has, Hemp, Laces,
Jswslyy, Linen Manufactures, Molasses, Pa
per, Pepper, Plated Ware, Silk manufactures,
Soap, Sugar. raw Tobacco, Umbrellas, Wood
| (common) and manufactures Of Tin, &C.,
Willow,do., Wares of BfaSs, Iron. Copper,
Tin. SC. which have hilheno paid 80 per
cent. shall hereafter pay "a per cent. ad val.
orem. f
= Wool, unmanufaciured. hitherto paying
so per cent, will, afler july next, pay bu. 8
Il RIaas.,, f.,l L;nds \ b;,bsro n.v;no On
snS Fl.nnsls hi,hsy,o p,v;ng OK
4 w;II bo,b ~, n,v d, ner Cent. hereafier. Will.
I,ha ,nno,,sd wooI mad IN ,beir mann,rc.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
Gnu II c HE'S.

Presbyterian.- Rev. R. Wilkinson. Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, 1Oi O'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at "a o, clock, at the
: new Brick School house in nMiddleport. .gag
I, ~ Methodist Episcopal. REV. S. @. Frampton,
5 Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, onaaternate Sab
baths. at 10i o'clock, A. M, and Z p M--and at
iths ,oweE Church, Pomeroy, ats o'clock, p. M.
every Sabbath. ~ 49,. ,-.l4
Protestant Episcopal-No services at present.
IN New Jerusalem-No services.
German Methedist-Rev. J. Pfetzing, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock.
German Luthemn-Rev. p Held, PASTOR
aBsrvicesevery Sabbath mornings. g.A,i sis !,
i,s German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn
street Rev. l.. Thesis, Pastor. Services every
sabbath morning, at10 O'clock. ~ 5ii ruN
80 GerTnsn Presbyterian ION Plum street) .--Rev.
tt Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing. at 10 clock. VIZ 'Hai h7s@i
es Roman Catholic REV. John AlbIinck, Rfiest.
= Services every Sabbath merping~-.@, =
ls,. Welsh Baptist-Peier Lloyd, Pastor. Services
7, esery Sahhats, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, ind 6 P NJ.
Welsh. Presbyterian (New Schooi) REV. John
H. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 1(
4 o'clock, A M, and P NJ,
Welsh Presbyterian (0Id School) John r
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at fC
''SslocksAu, and 6 P M s,air'4pof 11a{
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
''sO,'CIFTIEs..

NAsosG-PoIneroy Lodge, No. 1874. Stated
Meetings,s the Monday evening on or before the
Z tsa moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
sglidng, Front St, N. Bosworth, W. NJ; R. B.
Wilson, Secy. '''" ~, '" U1
10. 0. F.--Naomi lodge, No. III. Meets
ever Friday evening. Hall in Crawford's build
y, isg+ -Spaulding Cutler, N. g.; Robert MKain,
hinersi Lodge, No. 242. Meets every Tues
dayeyenings IN Stiys rs building, corner Of Front
q ans ! Cent u.s. Wp, I, Doynie, n, G.;. Wash
Soss Or TEMrEsAScE.- Welfare Division, No.
%. Meets etefy Saturday evening. Hall in
Downie, r. S.
ssliabury Division, No. 2s2. Meets on satur.
q aay sysningse Hall iG Rice's building, Middle.
port, 1--z-r-- ,W.P,;---,-,R s,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

g'i hia'how just two hundred years since
phosphorus was first obtained, by Brand. Of
Hamburg. SO wonderful WAS the discovery
then considered. that Kraft, an eminent phi.
los6phef Of the day, gave Brand three hun.
dsed dollars for the secret Of ip pfepdra-
lion, Krafi then travelled, and visited near.
y all The courts Of Europe, exhibiting phos-
phorus 10 kings and noblesI In appearance
phosphorus resembles bess.wax; bu. IL ID
more transparent. approaching the color oil
amber. lis name, which isderived from
the Greek. signifies .light-beareS, and Is in
dice.ive ef i,s mos. distinguished quality;
being sell.Iumihons. Phosphoshs!when ex.
posed 10 the aif. shines hike star, givi ng
out beautiful lanbenl greenish lIghlp PhoSl
lphofus dissolvss In warm tswee, oil. 81 df ,hi,
| phosph0rised oi! be eordbbtd over ahe face IL
the dark, the features assume O. ghasE
lily appearance, and the expeFinemaiis
looks like syefilabe living Willso'. the
Wisp. The origin Of phosphorus sis1i,h,
most remarkable concefhingi, Every o,hel
substance with which we are aequain.et
can be traced either 10 the eGfsho.or ,hl
air; bul phosphorus seema TO bs Of anima
origin. or all animals, man contains sh'
mos; and of the various paris Of the body
1.-The brain Yields by analysis more phdspho
rus than any oiher. This fact is Of no lii
lie moment. Every thought has psrbap
q phc;pbcric source. itis certain lhli III,
mos, in.slleciual beings contain the mos
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13
|Sgg 2aArrivnl Of the st. louis ii VI;
. .PaoelamatioH 81 fhs Gar The iclloley MAJ.
sogiS force Of tie Empire called out. 'ed /

ssidgf ~ Ib,fEs ..t sailgfl, 35srsl Lard
s,sIlob tg,7bgad s6s New YoRK. March, ],
,sl The 81, Louis reached her dock abeul
Q clock. She lcfi Cowes On The l5lh at
, clock A. NJ. wi.b 80 passengers. l@ : y
Tie Paris cUffesp6ndeh, Of .ihs Daily
News says, Soule culsiders The schems (pl
|.h1T1e'>,P PC ~ Q|01I; k1osk.'
NJ. Sb6le was among he passengers. z
Parliament Was "a re. assemble in ttt
18TH and Lord john Russell was 10 lsas.
England in a few days for Vienna. Mr.
Hammond under ,Sscre.ary Of S,a,e for for.
eign affairs will accompany him.
Dispatches from Lnrd Raglan report the
weather fine. with severe frps,s a, nigh,l---
f1mswere being gp,tip with much difFicnl,y
The first dciacbmenI VI British troops irum
India. arrived at Suez. y
HERMAN. Feo. Nothing imporian
from The Cilmea. Lord John Russell pro-
ceeds 10 Wanna, 10 nc, as British Plenipo
.en.iary 81 Conference perind.a oi3 ,o3
10 London.--MarkuIs dull. Consols for ac'
count 9l09lt.
Liverpool. .--Couon unchanged. Sales o
two days-10, 900 bales. Breadsluffs wilhou
change; limited business. -. lai glaa
| A French company has offered to raise
in France legion Of from len ,wenly.fy,
thousand mtn for service, II lie Englist
govornmen, will raise hall ,he number, /,
be ready in fifteen days. II Is s,n,ed N,
English Government. is disposed 10 en,et.ail
the propoti.ion. A .elearaphic dispa,ch /,
Vienna snys ,he Czaf has issued manifes
10, under dals, Of 81. Petersburg. l2,h Feb.
in which he calls The entire mails population
under arms. An additional force Uf 800 ,00(
is TO be despatched 10 The Crimea. a.i
$4,000 Ouoman, troops landed a. Enpalo
ria, and others on The march for Varna
would embark as suon as arrived. Thl
French Government had advices from Var
no Of the 6,b, which state ,ha, Omar Pach'
Left Boinger 10 inspect The cavolry and mag
azines, and on his return would embark
( definitely, for Eupa.oria. y
The Russians we're encamped partly II
the village. OF Alma and BeIbec, and parsI,
q, Simpberopol and ehyirons. General vi
rich. with guards, ssl off ior the Crin,en. u
the 30lh Of January. o|
The Egyptian reinforcem. n,s had arrived
Artillery III Sevas.opol kept up an inces
sant FIRE during ahe night, and the Allies n
piled during the day. h eV7i siaae ~
1 The Journal dated 81. Pe,ersburgh, Eel
81, contains an address Of The Car 10 lie,
man OF the Don Cossacka, expressing hi
coufdence tha. they will fight coursgebas
for church. throne unc country, ltis reporl
ed lha, the mutiny among the Zuuaves pro
duced painful sensation in Paris. IL !
thought 10 DO greatly exaggerated,
| London firms 10 the provision trade pro
lpose through the Times. io.leed the arm
in the Crimen at The rate Of three. shilling
three pence day per man. giving three sub
slan,ial meals day, and binding Ihemselve
by a contract Under the heuyies. pennlIie,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-13

rAnA IAt NAigkA tfXQBnks Eglk
Isl,--The Russian Grand Duk u have made
y 'rconnoisancr 6f,Re allied ffoht. The
Ailiesnfe daily expecting an anack. The
pickeW are ordered 10 be on tho alert. laoa
spr,ie on The Slsh 800 French were pu, hors
de combat. Id The obscuri,y u the niph,
one French regiment fired Upon anoth-r.
p February 2.-Many rrgiinenls were In
rpndin,~s las, night. expecting an &C ,inn.-.-
The cavalry were under arms oil nigAh---
The. supplies uf the cpinmissiara, are, ,suifi.
|cient in mos. respects.
Admiral Brua. seleeraphed ,hat since the
3la. the Russians have RECOMMENDED nigh,
sor,ies, but they are vigorously repulssd!.--
The Russians have received considerable
rcinlorcemenls. Thirteen. hundred men,
with provisions and stores had reached the
French army. '"A ~ r "'SY9f
VARKA. Feb. 3,--l, is sin,ed that ftom
kalnscsch, ,ha, thr Russians had mads sev.
eral sor'irs. The frs. ani second u which
were repul.ed.
Feb 6lh.-No,hing OF importance; The
firing is kep,up briskly on both sidrs. ~
Feb. 8,h.-- AlenschikoT briefly Ieleeraphs
,hel general silualisn Of things unchanged.
The Vienna Fresse, says the Englisb are
wth the French Guards, 10 fern reserve
al Ralakava. I" 'S5'3 'of falwffo
General Neil had arrived a. the csn,p.
On the 9Th OF January, /. wus reported 10
lhs Emperor thai the silua,ion OF tho French
army on The whole was good; Tim. Of The
British was tos qui,e 80 bad as Reported.
r. The long talked Of change in the French
ar'hyin The Ciimes i. announced. Tho
army is 10 BE- divided in,o Two corps de- arms
--one 10 be given 10 P.lisser aud the other
10 Boque,. virtually rendering CanrobeH a
mere cyphcr %
The rumoi is that Lord Raglan and Earl
Lucan will shortly return from The Criniea.
The circumstances why are no, siaied. 4
! Conde de Monlemolin has written a leller
commencing The CarIists 10 defer tho jpsur.
rcc.ion until the Eiparlsro Oycrnmsni 10
Iq0ie rotten. }aa ,as7lK ~ 10
= Advces from Bombay TO Janaafyu16,h
are received. An instruction . has broken
on. al CabooI. Twelve thousand Psrsians
were besireipg Border cebosi. A murder
ods confiic' had taken place. The besiegrd
sdl continued resistance. hAr'aRfr1I bf7i
cg The Burmese Envoy had demanded the
restitution Of Prgu, which was perrmp,orily y
refused. ....,. I,
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EeoottS ID eisrahf ftIdls alarkets orlo

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SsSias III sF'Tl t'Is K osni ! W uhfllsa II w "a
s:= vTt7
noble, life, .lleI |'re,giying Office does
lit.6Ilf For co' ''|<I purposes match.
making Aphospi <. tknxctsd from bIfn.
bones . The dc1 rsdi ID lnoweso gfeA,
Iihs, enemy .Ions touallyrprepareds4.t
When Kraft wav b bad MOI more lhap
half on ounce n | 6e.ors flie. King!'
t5.sr.orgr fz-s-. yr,,1rEts II.1.xz.sa3 |
Fenerai MI ne slaXery
Ss $s,sss"rMr- eirf 4
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iss Z, Lne9elscnos = q p'snss 70 ! any, v
|f2aavselh5y Ins s, l, x " = 7. Y
Genera WtlsQ',; u p ''' ''o' = '.
!lorw Lee's'sl'''s q
ciiencs 70 cefaiis s''' w .''s ''3'',l' 4
pasMcu'af'y ~ sssg' sol
ana in.e,esung 80 9'1sysn e y ~ RsNSes
| The Richmpnd pap and the Washington
Union and Sentinel Avs been FOR several
weeks playing at cipss putpoves upon The
American Reform an!' anli.S Slavery questions.
The Richmond Enq1IFer and the W ashlngi
ton Union have denounced Know Nothing
ism daily, as the peliect embodiment oil an
l,i,Slaysry. Mr.. Wis. ahs Democratic can.
idida,e FOR Governor. il Virginia, has done
The same; and, 10 prove iiis %, they poin,
10 the election Of Seward, Wilson, Dutkee
and Trumbplllin the Unred Sia,es Senate.
The Richmond Wig and lsiW associate
allies deny that Know. No,hingism has any
thing ID d. with Abolition, and poinr 20 she
Washing,cn Era. New. York Tribune. Cleye.
Hand Leader, and iosher"Aboli,ion", organs,
as Jibe slyonges. and mos. violent opponents
Of The American Rsfdrm movement. all Of
which is very gratifying and extremely i'm.
ponanI N 7ns7 'ft'isst'Aesq' o' '.iF}TF
While oil ,hisis going on, a,paper called
The American Organ, ,published 10 Washing
ION, is endeavoring loexplain; and the last
number Of that paper conlains The following
correspondence: '3s A3'aa'a'a Sya'e
EaI tlurWAsHINeTons Februafy H,l855.
DEAR SIR:eR Referring you 20 my, editorials
for the las, Two weeks, L'hsve 10 ask you
how far |, have correctly represented your
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and s'rivs 'olimake. The bss. Of I'm Y
Tribune s s4slg alsss5 s,4s ID ia.oaI
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The Wings Of Connecticut bnyercnom.
mated The Stale iicke. they so iriumpbanlly
elected last year. Henry Da,ton Il ihsir
candidate fOs Governor. he eleciI0n viii
come off onyihs6n, Alodday;Uf April 81
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SEvEM DooRs HELow COURT VI SrAiRa.
POMERON,uH
Rates OfAAxertIsilie

One squak Il $ liHes'of less9 three WetIs, ~ 70
Eysrg subsequent iBseItjoBs II ~ Y j;nSst;T Is
One square, three months, lDO
One square, six months, :.1;, Us. s 90
one.sddaIS. 'oAS gsdrs irs1'g snRlh1ss: 20
One, half column, one year, n "a q. $40 90
Three. .fourths OF column, one yen, ~ ;1b 90
One column. bne yesBiaH :aHl,iai hs0O0
=, ,IJAlyertisementsp not having theltup,beppf il
lseftions marked on copy, will Be stoNtmIed Mi
forbid and charged dlaccordmalys ySk ltss 70
.Pcasasl advertiser nnnst Psyin adyaAsssz5
pJOb Printing, Of every description vii
xecutedwitlf accuracy and hestnesRs slsht
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lhe grouRdi lof aisampfof oheillundfed dion
sohps mfn. PEAR Mf'z,d ,14gsis6iHiIEss 10
The French police had placed sll .,be
CprlisI ,rfinerrs, ii France under suiss,l
lance hisrrponeu ,hS' ipli1cS aNip6latn
is about 10 b. married 40 heiPimcsss af
sWnr,embnrg,;Ni - slia atsl sNAlis Q AK
Tbs Mallrr connected with ,hs srses, ,,of
Philipa. ar American ciillzrn, who was miS.
Inken for Mszzini. has been seiiled. by psy.
ing Phillips sw0 thous6nd d6llars. aud lisb-,
|rip,aadiag ne Ehisf pf shs p6liss -
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CAsu SYsTsM.-The merchants and NE.
cha0ics q Lancaster, y. This s'a's,egs hold
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Trustees.-J.J. Miles, Robert Hysell, Elijah
Jones.
Cerk.--Hosmer Branch.
~ Treasurer 40 i Bfahch.s 4 aYh Relgaq2
Cs5ustices ofthe Pcace.--S. 3, Pains, A. N.
RaripY, Elijah Jones. ,,,. ,.asi,-a.,-,sI,s.,,.,
Constabies. .-Randal Stivers, J. w. Matthews,
rhoG. Rsdfotd. a"' l'ol beu 7gfD.7is 'eN s@'