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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

oiUNlShlNG TO ALL.-MADAAE MORROW IL
"A without exception, the most wonderful ASTROLOGICAL
IN the world or that has ever been known She will tell
past, present, and future events and will show you
future husband and absent friends which has astonssd
thousands during her travels in Europe. She is the
seventh daughter of seventh daughter and was born
with natural gift by invoking the powers Of her won
derful science to tell their very thoughts and viii
cause happy pairs to come together who will all enioy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss Her pre-
dictons are truly astonishing to all who visit her
Those who wish speedy marriage may call soon AM
they may depend true advice founded the eter
nal principles OF magical scsnce 70 Broome street, BE-
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not Ad
mitted Hours from O'Clock An. 70 2PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD.-A VERY HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS TO
ID let to gentleman and wife single gentlemen.
The house is handsome and has all the modern improve
ments. Table the best the market affords Family
lowest possible terms. Unquestionabe security given
Address, for two days, W. M. H., Union square Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO GEN.
ID temen, can be accommodated at so Greene street,
near Spring street, and within minutes walk from
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD.--A FRONT PARLOR ON SECOND FLOOR
ID to let, furnished unfurnshed, with full par
tal board; one or two single gentlemen also be &C
commodated, at 166 East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

TTlo LET-A STORE, BACK ROOM AND BACK BASE
i ment, suitable for grocery any o.her business
win be let cheap. No. 81 Elizabeth street Apply at
the livery stable. "a Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
ASTROLOGY.

OK 00n REwARD-Is NOW OFFERED nc
hVOsOOO any person who can surpass Madsrse
CLIFTON In the art of astrology She Is the only lady
10 the city who can give correct information all thine
through LIN. NJ B.--MAdame G. Is no humbug nor
does she wish to impose the public she also cures an
diseases In their last stage particularly the forms
OF rheumatism Call and satisfy yourselves Residences
90 Thompson street between Brooms and Spring. brios
house, stone stoop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

UTANTED TO RENT. OR PURCHASE, A TWO OR
w three story house, with modern improvements,
situated in a respectable neghborhood. The terms OF
sale must be moderate; 81 900 cash, balance bond
and mortgage Rent not exceed $780, and immediate
possession Call at address A. McIntre, rs Nassau
street, room No. Z, third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.


DURT0NS THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET-Frss
I'D for dull times.-Friday.-THE T00DIES, for opI
night only, with Mr.. Burton In his original chars
ter rs played by him only. :
The new piece Of SOPHIAS SUPPER As 4
and the extravaganza OF APOLLO IN NEW YORK,
For the last time but one positively.
The Woman's Rights Convention. with Mrs Partinyt,
in the ciair-The Know Nothing Song,
AND GRAND AMERICAN TABlEArx *
The comedy of PRIDE SHALL HAVE FALL, and ~
comicalty Of CIRCE AND HER MAGIC CUP will psH
lively be produced next week, consequently the prese
pieces must be withdrawn.
psOWERY THEATRE--PKOpRIEIOR AND MsNAeEs
DIP. waldron; Stage Manager, Robert Jores.-SyleA!
Of Admission-Boxes, Is cents; Pit and Gallery. H2d
centa: Private Boxes, -.
Benefit Of the Doorkeepers, Officers and Ushers.
FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. 8, /.
will be performed the patriotic drama of
PUTNAM.
limitations of popular actors. Mr., Hac
La Perche Equipoise. .Messrs. Aymar and Sylvessre
Rnresque Fling. Mr.. Huney
To be followed by
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Favorite Dance Miss Well
To conclude with
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, WANTED FOR
IA young lawyer and wife: terms not to exceed 90
50 per week; part Of modern built house, with
kitchen, and rooms for couple and servant, with ia
mily Of the highest responsibility. Address H. G. t.
Herald office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

WANTED-N HOSIERY FANCY GOODS, AND
wv notion house, salesman who has and can in
fuence good Ohio and cash and six months trade
Address box 2, 500 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

YNO LET-IN TWENTY SECOND STREET NEAR
i Broadway, suite of unfurnished apartments, to
lady and gentleman, with full board for the lady, in
very small family, without children where the comforts
OF home may be enjoyed Address, " Retirement, !"
Union square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD-GOOD ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED OR
ID unfinished, with without board, at 301 Wesley
Place between Houston and Beecker Streets two blocks
east of Broadway at very low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

Two LET-PART OF A Two-STORY HOUSE. IN A
i pleasant part OF the city, Eighth ward containing
five rooms Immediate possession given. Address JEFF
ferson, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

TITO LET AT LOW RENT-A SMALL ROOM OR A
L large room, suitable for office barbers shop
or some light mechanical business for society meet
ings Apply at No. Bowery, Of Division street
second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD.-IF THE TWO BROTHERS WHO CALLED AT
Id Thirty fifth street, Madison nue., Saturday,
Dec 80, win again call they win hear Of something
greatly to their advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

D0ARD-SUITABIE FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
Id or two single ladies gentlemen, to be had in a
small private family, moderate terms in comforta-
bly, and newly furnished house excellently suited to
physician and convenient to lines Of stages and
cars Apply at 204 West Twentieth street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

o.LET-HAIF OF A THREE STORY AND BASE
i ment house, consisting Of rooms, all in fine
order. Location down town in the immediate vicinity OF
business The furniture, which good will be sold at
bargain, with immediate possession.
b. W RICHARDS. 3O7 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

ITO LET-A STORE, NO. 118 CLINTON PLACE;
l. would be suitable for harness makers shop, or
any such business,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES LARGE AMI
ID well furnished room. parlor and bedroom, with
full board in private Spanish family, where op
portuny for practice in that language be afforded
Address, stating particulars E. L., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

ITO IET.-A BACK PARLOR, BASEMENT, AND TWO
4 bedrooms, 2o3 Greene street, between Amity and
Blocker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

vLTANTED-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
w house with modern i'm provements, for one or
years from the first Of May next with immediate
possession Location be somewhere west Of Broad
way, between Franklin and Houston Streets for good
tenant Address apply to B. W. RICHARDS,
3Q7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLE
IA men, in the new and elegant house No. Al West
Thirteenth street, Fifth avenue Warm and cold
baths. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

A LARGE ROOM, SPIENDDLY FURNISHED WITT
"A one or two bedrooms attached to let in privat
house with all the modern improvements; also singh
with CRATE gas in Apply at 96 Prince street
a few doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

TITO LET-A GENTEEL THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
i ing house on avenue c, between Sixth and Seventh
streets Also bakery OF Forty first street and
second avenue. AL ply to s p TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau
street or Of 4. BR0DT II West Thirty fifth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

"ANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL, AS NURSERY
w maid aud chambermaid. She must have a know
ledge Of plain sewing. Apply Mt AZ East Twenty first
street. from TO O'Clock p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A WEI
IA furnished room, with or with out board on reason
able TERMS at IS Watts street, two doors from the CO
ner of Canal and Hudson streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD-SEyERAL PERSONS OF RESPECTABILTTY
Id may obtain board with pleasant and well furnished
rooms, IN the neghborhood Of Clinton place, at five
dollars per week. Address box No. 1851 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

TITO LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS-A MODERN
Il house containing some forty rooms, very promi-
nenty situated in the immediate vicinity and west OF
Broadway, below Broome street pal location for
public house. Furniture for sale. Terms easy.
b. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

DOARD-NO 81 PRINCE STREET SECOND DOOR
ID west of Broadway.-A handsomely furnished room
second floor, containing gas and water Also, sim
gle third floor suitable for winter House first
Glars. References exchanged.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

VOL 7sNO..''slB

ISbsurd penblaas ford ESrTeRs simply yi6scabs;s
nobody ever laugh, them any beaer nnes
iiere ereI q few which will rlpy ealspiaiiard
s,T1usenepls but gseSalso ,qui.e apptobTle.e,
Each number will designate u forfeit.
lN"L i'esthe ?erscn who has the forfait u
Ppaybeire4uirsd first to Iauph. ne1rso'sine
,hen,o crys and lasIlv lp,whislle. 10 sIaoaa
w Prl opsi hand where The ,o,her caauo
sp .ouchit; S,t The righs hand % the lrft elbow.
- s,sna WIN your heels sIt se Dsek Close @
fee, and pick up the forfeilr9sir itiaisGd9s
bst4uFlseel yppra rhpHda /, behind youl and
guess \ wllo sQachss shsgks xiusse nr, y be
Islfqsfd qnnI M you eF,ess ripht. -.
Eas5 Ssys, lzzlcat ouiz iiIs1 tse quick 4 =
Fnlns ZINES ~ilho0s 4 fhissaksl sis'
EIs S.bAskl ahd person on whom she loslai
lails what musical inSrumHnss be lisesl bessAl'
ihen require him 70 give on imitation ol i:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
n The Hero and Printer.i

Tn .
"When Iamerlane had hnished building
bis Pyramid oisIssyensy tnousanu human
skulls, ana iyass seen Standing a. we galees
oi damascus, gliiltrlng In s,ee!, win his
battle axe onhis shoulder, illl his ferce hosts
filed oapto new victories and new carnage,
ihe pale'on-iookermigh' navs iancieds'ha'
Halure was lpiihe death lhroes; lor havoc
and despair had taken possession ,ol ne
earlh--lbe sun oT manhood setting in sens
oil blood: Yet !. nigh. DC on thar very ga
'a'dag OF Tamehane lille boy was PLAYING
nlneiplFRab b on NE s'resls 81 Menlz, whose hisi
Iory was more Important . men sslM shan .hn.
Of twenty TamerlaneS. Inc Tartar hhan
with hls shaggy demons Of the wilderness,
''passed awayJlike' Q whirlwind'siio be for
gonen, forever; and thai German arIizsn, has
wrough. 6enehh which is yes impessuTa, '"l r. .
ply expanding ltsell through al countries
and al.hniss. vivian are the conquesss and
expedhinasF she whole corporations sOi
eaplainss from aWallerf,he Pepnyless jonNa'
ppleop BonaParte, compared wlih these moyi
able types Of FauslY Truly u is 2 morsi. ri.
/ Tying Thing for your conquerof 10 refiecl
how perishable is hsshesat which he hahis
mem with such aviolenceg hove ihe Mind
saI.howilhsspqRq sbIpud up his bloody toolr
PIEblnls; g1d alI shas ~ echieeyed, and skill
Iuly piled together viii be buI like hls own y,
can vaSS civ l0fl catrUAltIiisp evening loud
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

The LsgsleIuie or MassRsh1seils has
jusi conferred Senatorial honors upon a shoe.
maker Of Nppdct. The editor oC ,he
.PAinesyige, Telegraph thus sketches bis bis.
,ory5T7n, hjslcfy thai should inspire q, new
h0Pe aqd Purp0sss in ny,,hes9P y,,hes9 9POssp'p 0fssyetyb0y
I'VE Know Henry wilson. .1 as s'ssalu.t,s Va kros
few other men, Il Us '37,H i'Sss was ,pur
(oRune 10 NEE, with Wilson. as students In
the same school--apd though we wers his
Junior By qui!s 4 number of years, y,est bis
brave, spirii and generous nature drew us 10
him, with Q strong attachment a!,ach-
nssnt !hes ar lhllmsts acapeipiNnceFa sy.sr
since has ma,ufed and strengthened, WI:
son Is now about ,4S years Of age-=p young
man FOR the Senate, or TuA and maHly he.
ure-gTyi.h p toSna. plump 'aolid fqce, indca,
| i've oT ihe, "good ISilteY lha, Pulsaies 10
| Bis big hsaEL He is'a ready and handsome
debaley, . man Of indomiiable energy, and
upwearying perseverance, and industry. A
man or ihe Future, rather Than OF yhe Pas.
Tor quick symPait les with al that beio-
kens social and national progress. 4
slsunch champion Of ihe iiphis, and Interests
or The common people. And The common
people or he brave Old Revolutionary S.aIe
haye done themselves bonorby ibis election.
"flenFy. Wilson was born Ii an obscure
town Of New Hamps hire. Of poor psren,s
and iswas his double ,mislotGRe 10, have al
li1,empeiais ia.her.. Al Ire early aee Of ,et
lhe Was Wsaas forced 10 leave Tie pa.ernal roof
lihaIihsre might be ihe more bread for ,ht
six remaining brothers and sisters. The
years Of his miRorily he spent with d neigh
boring farmer, A,2lhe was anxious 10 reach
The neiehborhoods pf Boston il search Of ar
4 Opportunity 10 learn 4 ltkds.e oHS spent ihi
/ Winter NJ choppi1s wood, thereby securing
i ihe, means oi fitting himself iof The journey
\ he went 10 Nan.ick, 20 miles kom Boston
lebd Learned ihs Shosmakefrs rade.u B,
4 aTes! indus.Sy and lihe sliclNsl economy, u
Il l61eR SeaES 81 .kGd .SscGYsdp 4 lev 'hbbdtsl
4 dolidrs-7rsandl 10 rsiuEasd u New fidmpshll
whh 10 eattet, desire 10 secure q respbcit
i Bic IsducasIon. fis ehiered upon his slddie
i with The same indusfy ihHl III bas dsplays
h Ia AT 'bis p0nuiss Mhis 'pfosecOiiD
;likam With inhrkea .sslccssy and belot
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
The nest Citixens. !

account OF The material Of
which our "bes. cilizens' isrmadais IA from
the per, ,o(a Wendell Phillips. Mr.. Phillips
was IN Europe lalely and describes ,hings as
lie saw them. We Rave no doubt ,ha. he
desctibes them properly and accurately. and
if the edhor OLE she i Washington Union
thinks such people are the soldiery 10 occu.
py ",he, fairgrounds int every bal,le. field
iIIuminoled, BY the American flop," he is
perfectly welcome u ehjoy his creed. We
siallrnmf mfehsynhis possession. = ~ Hia51iS
-laMt. Phillips saysa1 ,ui 9no b,i .iagl ooe
\ ln, l,aly you will see a map breaking UP
his land with, two cows and lhs roo, Of Tree
for d plow, while he IS dressed in skins With
ihsdhait6n9o In Rome, Vienna, and Dres
den. ifIyou hire man 'oSaw your wood.
he does olbring a horse. He meyer, had
one. or his father before him. Bui p1,s one
end of tho saw o. the ground and The other
on his breast, and'iaking the wood in his
hnnd. rubs against the ssaw. TlIis solemn
iacl > ,hu,i in Florence.ta city filled With
.,riumphs Of an, there ia NOT a single augur,
and Il q carpenter would bore hole, be
does h with red hot poker! This results
NOT from b want Of ihdus.ry bur OF sagacity
Yofi,hppgh,. The people a,e,by nd. means
idle. They toll early and lats, men, womi
en- and children, with an industry ,ha,
shames labor saving Yankee. Thus he
makes labor that the poor moy live Ia
Rome charcoalis principally FUSED for fuel,
and you will see "a slring Of twenty mules
bringing lit.le sacks OK !, upon heir bucks,
when ops mule would draw |, all in carr.
BE-! The charcoal vender never had d carr,
and y 90 he keeps bic mules and sesds Them
This is from no wan, of. Industry. but there
is no, coppe,i.icn. "A Yankee always looks
haggard and nervous, as though he were
chasing dollai. With Us money Is every.
thing; and when We 60 abroad We are sudirr.
pFised 10 find That the dollar has coased 10
be almighty. If q Yankee refuses 10 do "a
job for fifty cenls, he will probably do ], for
q dollar, and win certainly DO ]. for Ave.
But one Of The lazzaroni Of Naples. who has
earned Two cents and eaten them, will work
no more tha,day if you, offer him ever &C
large q sum. He has earned enough forihe
day, apd wapts,ho, more. So there is nc
eagerness for making money, no motive fol
|it, and everybody moves slowly. 1913 '1oot
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

- -
ward .d,l.s State ExscuNs UoiHassIssS. sd'
al6'n' 1sssofseds Vhnb belDNsjna aths IlA-
HaHAl Temperance JQRam1 bsklishfdsoss
Sipelpaqltj y lbr ladearless qdyocs,e ef ihe
ESrls S G.sa principles e, which M eIs s,Igf
". we. ."r.e"le. asa oouy. fnlsl eiessinlIt
-. ~ 'psn " auv"nes anhosltp'stita
Em,,'a ,,s.s'. .u'rsADS a, isco nnsn.fa'.lilnt
,rN1I va tfee qiilep9s nIaihe
SHl.ss & q 'HluSSpRaa ltS sss SIa'e nl,q s9pffyse5
~ nesosred. Inai csnto EartUis6
aSis suss,' s IiDss N ~ v,s = \, spoln.sa y @
!, In -pur.rancr arah. .,.
following ne,.nps vsss ~ ~, w
Sissss ~ ~ ecpsvs M W. e 1;n !, XIX
Il y q 8 ~ 'lss, Z .sig =
III * ! ''' t' & =, ~ y r. Y ''''
~ N, 1 49,. s Vi NJ. sn..,. NV ~, ~;
W. r. Allison . . -, ''Js. -.
oi Licking: J.,bn, Al, F..a- NJ l,ay .la..,
VIM, Window, of Knox K.s3'' - -.
7nAAi, fnyd,,.,; fid, ;,.,las s9iE.sdml fI2HImpl4
f,aI,ob,ays ~ gssSg,',s u wv tre
Lendsncss .,fc ~ I.sgs.p "a 'Si, ~ n. .le
,;.. =. ~ n'u.n.s - n0.n y. ~ 'ne Convsh-
10 @ he Given ,Si. .."asa. @ o"sI" ~ Ms,, as Po",:
"sSss ys Sr'iss c.,sy 4
iSR rrsofdisbhs. Winch %gfs sSaSssd saf 'S.1ii
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
5Ha = .'f#fGEN M1YOUNG, P,es'i. -
WV; ;; FA,nenn,lp sserre,,..r1'rs.,' 7 f.. :
NJ ?. CAMPS. Jr,,So ,p.,g
:" From the State Journal.
The State Board OF Agriculture.

G rrom the State Journal.
The State Board OF Agriculture. Z
ExTRAcTs FROM THE MINUTES OF rHs pRo.
cEEDiNes or rHE BOARD, FEB. IA, is. ANr i9.
The Board cf Agriculture now In session
haye'awafded The following premiums r
sjTolHaHy Chase. Of Milan. Erie county,
for best arranged and cultivated farm. $50.
To 2, Il. Coe. Of, Utica, Lisking coun.y.
for the best acres Of corn, 1870 bushels
per acrel $40. " 14 .e7" !" = a75'''F'7
g To flenry Ridenour. Frsnklin cnun,y,
for bes, acre of ou.s, (63 bushels per aere) \,
800. II, 4, ta,,,,l ba'gsta..e ~ ad blao.I
To John Kelly, Of Cpyahoga county, for
best / acre Of sweet potatoes. 100 busheis)
@12. nal&F8 I1r9f5T ssh digsc#
l1ToJos Mock, OF franklin county, for 81
best do. l763 bush. $40. sotsg n af
To g., S. Innis, Of Franklin county. for
bes, acre of corn fodder. III $50 lbs. Sis.
John Kelly. OF Cuyahuga couniy! besb
! acre onions. Of Gle 4 hush. }. Sl2.H M
TO Sutton & MohIer. ZpDesviIle, for bese
carripgin marble, Silver Medal, ...,
John M. Cook, AsbiabuIa county, for q,
portable mill. Diploma. w '8'', '''f.'' wy
q The premium list has been thrown open
10 competition from other States, and seye.
ral Of lhe premiums decreased The loca-
ZION Of the mex, Stale Fair was referred 10
ihe Executive commi,ise.
al..,sa 9. sRRAGUE,. Seo'y. y
4 Columbus Feb. I6,h. 1855. n>ad aux qal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
&c m UtRCMlES1

.as Pfesbytetiaa!!M1 !!M1aRey. RI Williamson. Pastor
Services every Sabbath msrhihsg I0a o'efocks-
Every Sabbath afternoon, lat "a O'Clock, at the
new Brick SCHOOL, Middleport.a NJ, y. 4
Methodist Episcopal. s. G. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, sShefieldslon alternate Sab.
baths, At 11h O'Clock, A., NJ and J p M--and Al
the lower Church, Pomefoy, at 5 o'clock, p. M,
every Sabbath. stfti
vol Protestant Episcopal No services at present
New yernsalem-- services, ga "a
Getmah Methedfst- Rev. q! Pfetzing, Pastor
Services every Sabbath hsmorning, at 10 O. clock
i'g German sLnthemn--Rev. n. Held, Pastor.--
Services every Sabbath morning, =, .,ia.g. .,.l,
German Evangelical Presbyterian (on Linn
stteetJ!-I RevyL, Thesis, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning, at 10 O'clock. a N, ..'..,,,.
:. German Presbyterian Con Plum street, Rev.
go - - Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing; alto o'ciock.gm sis ~ es'iilGa adI Li4
ga iRonsn Catholic--Rav. John IAlbsinck, Priest
Services every Sabbath morning. "A te,5 n 80,
Welsh Baptist--Peier Lloyd, Pastor Services
every Sabbath, at 10, O'clock, A M, ind P NJ
=. Welsb.P b.Presbytefiar INew school) REV. John
n. Jones, iPastor. Services every Sabbath ut Il
O'clock, A M, and 8 p M.
Welsh Presbyterian (Old sSehooD .--Johi, T
'Wiaiama, Pastaai Services every Sabbath, at Il
e'eloek a. N, ands6PiM.i nd ,s.,fua J,,sa u,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
q GJsetIg1.'' 1oilfl'ttss'::.:'!::.' y y, ::

si.a .irg..a :, X,i.s.lf sbsafoi 4 ,ssaJasisa
OK IVY = I'D N yfvgu sti 10 sii,asnP 'noie
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

's6. .i~ ben the Whlgs u blaasac achdseIiA1 d.
.yided Inso two factions, lsrownotps Cofion
Wings. and Conscience Wings, Cen Wilson
took active par, with the lalier, Leayina his
shoe b0siness. fot year o. Riwo he edited
tnd pGblisbeaahS Bnsmn Daily 'RePubliean.
,hel oign vofsshs Conscience Whlgs. aad
generously sacrificed ibponl.hat enterprise a
large ;;PoIIi0pn Of hia means, sAllssl lsaying
The Republican. for a year or Two Wilson
fSvSRis services ID he Snii.Slavsfy party .lol
Massachusetts, as chairman Of their Siate
Comml,se. and .ByI his shlswdne5s, lhissen-
ergy AND perseyerepeeu laid 4hei,suss lpun-
daiions Tor the present, triumph Of an.i.Slay.
Iery BE ndmenf in tha, noble S.s,e. Three
years he was abmsiiiber Dr. she IMassdchh.
sets House iof Representative. and -four
years IN she Sepa,er i during TWO, of which
with honor he6lledi ihs Presidents chat.
He was A member of shsir la,e iCons,itu,ion,
al Conyepiion-r,he foremost man,in ,ha,
hedy. having on i,s ligls alsrge eumberlgl
ltIhe solid ,map of ahsi S.p.e.to He was ,he
iNIher, ,pf mosl Of The inippisan, lreiorms
splb'mflteld BY ,ha. body 70 she lpsopls." ",brk
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
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IN. Z opnosite the Govt house, PorneroN Y
JOB Work, of an kinds horse shooting, s3eai ex
lecuted wtthanedtness and dspstchill allans&
g(YEURGE Sf'iVERS, HBlae ksIHith, Mulberry
; sNiT street, Iopbosite Court house, ikeens con
hand.and for dBaie, aones tWo, three
and four horse wagons J0b Work pf Al hiSd lsS
texscpted IA order 80 jfn %
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sITaiVL YAAN,t iapa, GlaEier. vest dFld
Ea. Gaq# stEsst forth d2Or .sSsiP AZ Pvs s3s3p n
Szb fsjafifSl ptE E'. AND N, ,Ml4KEHs
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