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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

3n'We carnot too iorcibly impress upon our
renders al home or abroad, The vaIue and inn
poumIce ofW btelingmanufac,ures because
a knowledael o( them by our lciizens musl
have an Influence 10 direct public action
arghl, and 10 direct additional a,IenIiop and
capilel TO Them, while a proper, degree Of
knowledge Of Them sent, abroad eanno, fail
70 show The gresl advantages we possess, anc
idirecl skill and cupaal here 70 Ikeit, adyap-
.age as, well as purs, as,,,,,p.b MI ss,eR
We never 60 among our;heayy manufae.
lures wilhou, feeling Of awe and wonder
al lhe power Of, machinery. aed ihe skill Of
.he menwho devised ahd cohsifucled H. We
go 10 The Cresceri. lron Works, where fifty
Tchimhies send obt ,heif ahgfy smoke and
flame al once, and we find !, grand, sight
70 see The hlll dsembow lfd al Us coal. ami
without horse ot man HE c6aI bfoughi 10
6'e. The sml@an arms draw from ite fierce
flames balls Of living fire, and mould them
iplo shape and use asi.bough ,bsy were soft
wax To see those giant mouths biting off
the heavy bars Of iron os we would biIe o
rsdishy and the rolls bearing down into
|sbaps, lhs, holTail. The asaws cuplug u like
wood. and punching holes In Ihe solid bar
as The shoemaker punches holesin his leath.
err the iimmensily, the noise. The heat. ard
lhe.power are wonderful. They are great
even 70 grandeur, and send q thrill Of awe,
through the frame not unlike ,hn, expert.
enced 10 looking al, a storm or convulsiun Of
nature. The cars Of coal are rumbling over
YOUR head fresh from the bowels Of .hA
earth, III ano,her minute Il. Is blazing, and
the mex. sends for,h the rail or The shee,
iron ready FOR nsc.? : r ' 'ept 'Sofssa
/ Our nail factories are no, less surprising
OF attractive, To see, as you do, an bun.
,ddlS;ssJ men and boys sining by machines. and
with every delicate urn OF the wrist, bring.
ing forth from ,he sheet ,of iron, well jurn.
ed nail, all perfectly headed and rendy 10, be
driven % is place Ia he house or ihe wark
shop, The tence OF he machine toSr work.
Who knows which of these nuils shpli lis
len .p the gentle breathing or spratllg q The
[inlanl from iis.resiing place in The. corner ,oI
lis cradle, which shall listen 10 the agonized
I1shrisk 81 'ihe criminal from lis place IL The
platform 81 The eallows; which shall hear
foF generations The tones Of Joy and love
from It's place BY ihe domestic hearth. which
EhdseJiss shdsd'sbocked with AheO shbaId jest
''ahd'msd oalhsbt the baSyoOhls They VII
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From the Western Christian Advocate.
Letter from DR.. Thomson. ~
FREN CHI SOCIETY.

b There is, think, a special attention paid
,o Americans Pans. Ii arises partly from
the .benelaclions4 Of France no ihe Uni,ed
States in her struggle rorindependence. parl
.ly from French love Of libeHy and admra
zion Of republics, and par,ly from the ,pro6Is
which they derive from Americanirade, and
American visitors The Americans in Paris
are very numerous, aud they are very veal
Ihy, or a. leas. appear TO be so, Tor they live
very expens'vely;a they put up a. the best
hoiels, lake the best rooms, drive The best
carriages, wear The riches. adorning, and arr
most lberalio their seryanls.1 20. you
Americans" say The French, "are ,sn rich;
you have no economy because you have no
ntedof il. You write your leuers on thick
paper, put Them in envelops. and seal Them
with sealing wax. We can no, afford 10 pay
for any surplus weight" le,.ers are. nl
weighed as they pass through he mail, and
baggage as j. goesinlo the cars. "You Amer.
icans," said our comp,iSSdyie, "are ihr pro
pie; you pay well, and yoa pay cheer(ully,'
There" said Nav Englander 10 me, '.is
an American buck" "Iiow do you know,
|sirT'n by, his sxmayaeance. An Eneisl,
lord does mol dress or flourish like an Amer
ican s,ripling."
Here mus. be allowed 10 say, ,hs. while
! should BE- glad 10 spend a 'yesr Ia Paris
myself, should be very ppwillipg "a. send a
son there; for, aiirsc,ive and improving as
|is French socie,ylitis cotnpritg 10 such as
are no, we'll fortified by religious principles,
guarded by dviu0ous habiis. and rendered
wdtchiul by lung experienced They may
see lberivers, the foods, lhe brooks o. honey
and buffers but their meat may tornIin ,heir
bowels, and ihey may ,"suck The poison Of
esrs." The .swiy friend" needs You Tor his
surrey; the gambler spreads bis snarss for
your feet. They that larry dong al lhe fe.
stauranl are ir your paths, 10 shpw you The
wine when il is red, when iIsgiveih lis color
in the cup. wheL II movelh itself arighl.''
The foolish wdman lleth in dwai, ai every
|cotner9 Sheicomesif forth TO- NEE, theeS dill
Igen,iy 70 seekrhy face; for she has decked
iher bed w.hcoverings OF tapestry, and per.
fumed h with, amyrrhs sloes and cir namoll.
Thesg temptations are, know, found every
where.bu, thsy ave pseuiarly numerous and
strong In France. As ~ is a-wipe country,
!, ,issupposedto be temperate. q Many Amer.
leans, who are abslemious o, home, take wine
10 France-2indsed YOU cnn not well avoid
| Il; ills sspt before YOU; Il I PRESSED UPON
you; |. flowi as water around you; Il Is bh.
iaduiteraIsd; tits weak. Your scruples afe
Iovereuns; you order The red Wines &C.
| q0irs the taste; o9dss The whhe wines, and
find The appetite growing upon you; 4. length
Iiyou ieolah5. need Of a lillle brandy. md call
FOR 'rn peD steyre." Captain O.. Of The
.Bnfitbsss helhascfien tallpn familieSlirOn
Amsdca. who did nuiia their sbutwSsdspaE.
ssgs railidr nsingls glass Of vine. bui who
J on sbeir Teiuyn voyage, drank itIhree iShvt
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NI.lflett.id

HtlN .
tIl Il yerv commo, a,,o, az y ,h.,n.onla Ia,
|iD,l,--proba6ly from ,hs Gar, ,hs, ~ ss.
Ilhe, zenIh direc,lv aynr basa Gs.l ,hs i'm. se
por,auce 20 Ihemselvss ~ r1,s ~, ;nd;a;d,,"i;
land love ,beir frisads hats, ',hana ,hos.
hhav. .lnow nn,h,na'nha, - ~ :.
heir own cry 3 es.ts' s'rIs rse cs"'ss ~"
Iof lhe earth, and hat, ,hpsg who do no, live
in j, are. IL mol a Ia China. outside, barbsri.
ans VI least, 'oueiders.' and Of comparative.
" lius account Travel is a sovereign
remedy forahls disease, and descriptions oI
other places are mol wilhou, their healing in
Auepce; so here goes. lor, io,.inu, in, our
neighbor Town roG, Masieua---only "a, miles
away. That's no.hiog.4 bsirr h TriG Ia
Like mos. ,owps on ,hs Wes,srn ,;,..,.
|Marieua, from ,he, rivsrl is NO, ,,s.aa - ,s'
sing. The frs, view h oibld MI a,Isnids.
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hCAURCH ES

Presbytefian.- Rev. r., Wilkinson, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, iOa o'clock.-
Every Sabbath afternoon; at IS O'Clock, at the
new Brick School -house in Middleport. u,rl
Methodist Episcopal. REV. S. c. Frampton
Pastor Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab.
baths. at l0t O'clock, A. NJ, and I P M--ahd al
the llowef, Church, Pomeroy, ats O'Clock, pm
sYery sabbath, Z iisa. ~f3 laOpbi .'uI ~!
n, Protestant Epscopal--No services at present
New Jerusal alem--No SERVICES,
q. GefmaR Methslist--Rey. j. Pfetaing, Pastor
'Beryicesevery Sabbath motning, At 10 o'clock.
lsl German Lutherah-eRev. sP.siHeid, PASTOR
! Services every Sabbath morning. ~, yisa tat
y German Evangelical Presbyterian Con Linn
Hssreet1.L Rev L, 'Thtiss, Pastor Services ever,
s-sbbatlimofhingy afsi0 clvck f...sF
Germap Presbyterian ION Plum; street) Rev.
s--v-- - PASTOR Services every Sabbath morn
z. Ing, at 20 oc clock. @asst
ssls Roman Catholi RepsJ Ohm Albrihck, Priest.
H. 1ssefyices. .ateTf bhath jnorning4 sssis
slssi HaQ Peter Lloyd Pastor. Services
1evety Sabbath, a. 10 q ciock, q M, and P Nj,
Welsh pfssbytetisa Few School !. REV. John
A. 4ohes, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10
i&Scleek, "a N, and rs Pm. ahN 'lQ a. .a.7r'
Welsh Presbyterian (0ld School .---John T
williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at IL
s'c!cck AN, and P ".
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= - ~ - tlsIFl N ~ ~ - - ~ ~ ~
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a. ~ ~ 1uSs 'oanesru''or ,'s,.sS, Tue
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mads ha,,ar n,oo.sss 'han - fSs ,s,s.s.,."s as
Tan ves,s a,,,, = ~ go, e; Elm,
oth ,.n,, - "a, ~ 49, az. a
M osoI,oa N No,s sss, fs,T '''sS ~ s'a.s 80.
L,ehssine ,reSls .s, " ,,,s ,,ssss H f 3 Nv
l.hasS,;I3,t a,,6 slb,,yc \ i, .',,,.,s 4 I
mus, yeisN,liu e,he,lcal.I soolIsbs X
nine ! ears lag,p ~ ,tnnbas5.ld 4,s, !. 5. s (.
asn inYe6,ioniof, I ~ (, 4 \.
sacceed s1d rn,y ia Il 49,,
ID tf,ni ,a,Hrke, md. .,hs,nssssaa X as,N! 49,,
its place here.and IN E0roSn,. ,s,,bn; v;no, I'M
anafks, siwhh ha as,;clA a. nba, a,T,,i ! - g,he
cutj and as eheso ass NE llpIil ,Iblown wo,h
-Welhaye four ofabase, ,vorksar Whselinu
and the ,dsmond for ahei,,nea alnr, is,sva,J'
whore, and as stea, ms ,h.I csn o,boolyrr 4,
u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

WOE. Y y E0.I 3l25.

that .be only years in which ,he quantity
manufactured reached 5.0Q0OOo ot bushels.
were 1850, 1858 and 1854; The amour, 10
1854 being ,998 1923 bushels, more. ,bpn in
1858, Ills thought The production Of. ,he
present, sesr, will exceed lbal Of lhe- las,
,t'lI year IN plmos. The same raio as ,ha, Of ihr
last year did over The one previous, a..jt
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..---.= 80 =
JS' NJ ll0m mn, 'ne sOu'h and and raining
.,y wv S' =, 'o'lel's' ra.ner rs1rms an arom7
49, &c o4l S'sfS0nspaes y dow very hard
VIII "a y 80 I"e Yo,qgS'91 1ousn gsk wing see
~, az ! pp'e' "p f0aones laing ~
trooa 80 =. ay s,, - Z, iON Inc pe''er--the
49,. ~ 'N' "PS1o"i. l#has we can
20 tno,, :, ~. M "lSse ynespuFy oeafs Ous
ino IIF d s''s psJsss TN fs 'ron Olow-
6f9 .til. NJ = L, IN ~. oqr psPserS
az, son &, 81 ,Si ~ it''''s y % ln'eTnlsf ms
q s,s M 3 \, a Tssl' ~ sftsngs e Y
s. 49, $ y ssstss ~ l.D'n zgli 'so'''h 50 e
s., X VIZ K ! wv w Ns'y c0lq 1F1 T u:
sio,, I, 1: { i e. 2 4 u
W Ysfs 's'Sh lfH OSm Ssi IscT s Norsh ssahl
q ~ ~ oi a1yGlYs aia ai 17inoee- n Ntes
" sTcoCIn (; 5sO - n"lp 's1l. ssl1i y.
gII,gstd44 sIIn,g,,st s NJ Ilsg sis q %fes's qntu
coma oro,. ...o.o ~. 80 - g ,3st Z pe'
contrast fron,, ,ho 2 =, ng.o;,a9 , I agt .fg ,,T
dI.,j da.,rjL !, mi i Ggr aaeJ tH5sMT - MT
'f,ll, fa,ll,on t /, I !a55ist III h fs'a naf1sg ;has
lad 10 ~, ~ 5i,15 . II ts,'H 1
oats. NOT % nooa ! .L-s9 I 0'IosS ,SSS1, aiS an
corn to-. .,rot Co. t s7 S,aeS pSes jSs gnu
for A. I. ttam..i ! ! ~ I ~ y W co'd
and so.tlsd nootLs., 80 ;" ''sa'
co,dad ,,,,..at.'... o'0,A =. W.
ad 70 IN
F1,n, : No.. I5,a., = ""o" y y Ossseu.
cloud, ..s.;-, ,..',, o1 o'n,7- Ooofsnd
With -, .a.s.,~., - ~ ~ uleuay'
4hort sd MI su'Pss ~ :, 'ne sun
tbo.w.ot .nJ - F''.nS ih
LIGHT shower continued clord,, .nd -
until midniobt-w;nd son,,, W.. ~
SATURDAY. MopNYsa Iuna OIL p.',
cool this rnoraipy--clouds i sv;no ,.t;d,- -,
and wind due South remained cool all dav
with light spfinkling of rain occas;onauv,
At1lP. M. commencod ,h,,nao,;r, &.
North West, wind North by North West, ~
SUNDAY MoRN1Na, June 1Otb.-We did
not arise as early as usual. be;po st tbs nj.
vision last night. Ats O'Clock clear and
beautiful, the suns shining in all its splendor
1t rained excessively hard between m;dn;rbt
and day. From every Indication. a ,nns,
have rained nearly as hard as on ThHr.dan:
wind west, continued cool with broken
clouds flying. all day. About sun.dowt,
clouded over. in sbortItime commenced
raining, and--ahd lin a short time ,es com.
msneed preparing for bed land leftit raining
moderately. baad l.y,,ss e-.,s n
Mosb.v Mona,,, ,,,,,. !. M. -.
Nm At our usn.l honr s,,,aS' .,1 50 o.
inp nearly CLEAR. ,haoutif,I a.dl sbsa... -
every thiuo ;nd;eotod 49, LA ap.,,a,
,svos.thoa ,a. .r:.,C' u, 4 80
roncs !, ~, s.., ,a,,.n,s "N - az en,
,sh..at;ssa u,I i'Uo a''V'igDa ~ VGgu '"Ae "
~, - oOCn =, DeOane 'Gs'',' conyincea y, rom
and the red a,,near.noo of,tBo ~ tta.1,xs
xvo otbo. ~ 80, 1 fn"' .n
y -l',I" ~ un0G'.iou y clocK' M,
oonmenced ''' numbering m North West and
by ! o'clock, began to rain, and continued
raining on and of for about two hours.
Wind West vtSo,tb West nso,l,, a, 49,
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OFFICE or The TE LEG RAlls, = Z,
FRONT STREET. st'''s = ~
sxyEs pogHs sELeY cogAz W stAlss.
Rates ofgAayesaisfma,

Onesquas as lines orless) three weeks, "a / q,
Every saiseansnt insertion, IL, y 4 IS; { q
One square, three. months, ,I,,:, !; n, 8 or
one square, six months, rs 0(
One square, one year, q; f.fi. :f 8sf0
One hal fcoluini, oneyeaf, :.bss:f I, N: %. Cd
IhIee -ioufths ola cohlhan5 one sear, !: !. rs 0O
One column, one year, ~ Z: So AZ: 40 NJ
Gfffdyertisemepts rot having tbe number Of h
sertlons marked f'cppY Will be Sontinaed I'm
forbid and charged accofIingly9 gsfenl0Fi AN
GJ'Cssaal advertisers must pkyin advance -
GTJOb Printing, cf,esery descrirtionp h
~ xeehted with haeclracyend jneatHessse q I,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

= The Syracuse Journal publishes a table
showing the quantity of sak manufactuiet
fr0ml he Ooondaga salt, sptingslrom 1927
TO 1854 inclusive. Ia l797 ,iherswsse 25r
474bushels made, and dnrng'thc past'yeefI
5.8e8. .848 bushels wefb 'mpds. ThslJohs-
t,al sAys.NPda gyd tsal slf1 gs f3ltdo
teiiwiil be seen ,hai ihstslhas bsehanI in
crease 10 almost ever saecssding yoat, and
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ksEss ggEsDAS1 AoRElSss Ssssa ?,

. .r.s. .sHss ~ llEt~tss = IN . - tNN
Saoii psfEHds 0FlsUsseAiPTIoNs J
asniaiOne sDDilat AUD Fffly Oemts,es
.afpaia in adyspce0sliia sts2lstEgq O05 keg
Two Doll lays WI tllin, the, sEe1F,s
RSIa E H9I ss' :as sf9'IfiSp FI5s sSis e ei y''
,,.a, E WS Sarees isi ~ IN shtss Ss'ssss
4 .lfIsNb paparwill be discoatinael aatil allSl
kseTnsesaFe Paidseteept atthe option OF thepat
fsheis. ,,tnays asaefd, adl hos lsshSygSl,
H5sA II communications on the business Of tn
I flee must be postpaid to Secure attention.
rTSEiubs, 6ffsp q d more, the paper wi
q furnished dtA libefal'fedacticn IN Price
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1OFfiCFAL7 zero Rv,

ii
Representative in Congress (lltht Dijtnctl.4-
Hon. v. p. sEipnppNs of Rleigs county, sal
ss,stats sepstpITLEyIs AsPswoM Of Law
" iTSs esvssssHtstive SllpErt2; Racine,
Al AZ scfatk Vi eEkEg An1f .JViANia
ssS I,ssd qotAF kEn cOuKT3 esRIcEns..,I y, y
~ Judge Of the cpnEh III ComneR Pleas Hon
BiaEoS NAsH, Gallipois. - ,,,....i,,..,t ,,,
Judge Of Probate Court sAA.l kkkILL, IL ..''
,saClsdk Of OssamohP r Pleas OBJ EkbBS MY Bow,
.fhtNaasti la ssRiibfas mi 70 2niiassnl ~,
NoaShsrif NV .6HEewoopal 80 10 y oee.
y SUuSfs 4. s~sssoM, Ug 81 y
seE1oantyT yTfeasd filsRIss, bid Jjltteihss tteihs.s
.spaCounty Recordet ISL gSia PafSR.nis pro ssstt
AL CoantYS Sutyeyorr JoHE nGuLDrsp Rpgetoan
Spjplo !. ssm,,s,7t adj ka
91County Comm ssionets.E DAvID X. JAcoss
Salisbury, Miro GofHRir, Orange; Taos. Smith,
\. County Common School Examiners 1-Rey. R.
WiLKNsos, GEORGE BsGRow, A,4Ar KEESftb
sliN5d l4owSsHip oFsicEasL s&LfsauRY!.fl ,
egi1Husteess4 H Whitlock, Isaac Tfain.q Efijdh
s.tones. .sgualBi ilin II yiiegi ,s,oii9 ~
a, Clerk. -Hosmer Branch.9s h sattruf ,lga
~ Treasurer III. c. Waternan.e "a tf.t,
% Justices, of the Peace:S, S, Paine, A, NJ.
Barlow, ElijahJenes.T glua 70 ''ln2Es
0osCpnstablss. -RandalDSfv ersj ofen Jones, John
apaRpaIsS,, ap5esaaEa,sronn n s.yeI, s pa' @ eoa ~
.gaal acdnro&arTos osFIcERs-FoAkRoY..e q
~ Mayor-Aarom Mhrd6ckA ip0' aaf iaifit#
hRecorderrS. Halliday. iHsjelsph hdF loL
. Trpstees--O. BHpchYHa S., Horton, IT.. "A
plants. N. R. Nye,, j, G. Probst., i, n,
lorTrcasut ter--S. s. Paine. ''
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ssThetrads andlnnvigaiion returns Of Can
ada forshe year 1854 have now been com.
ple,ed, and were laid before Parliament q
Few days ago.e The total va.ueof hhe i'm
ports for The year am Nunted 10 $40 529 325,
and of the expor,s to luls more than one.
half. orSsSDi9l00. Ofihe impotis, 81 l5.-
5e5 O98 were from,he United States, baIng
an increase Of nearly tour millions as com,
pared with The previous year. The chieI
items from the United S.aies. are iron and
.hardware emanuiaclnres. The alarees, in
crshse has .bscn hardware and iron,fmanu-
iac,ured, which not includinG machinery.
srncun,cd in 1855 40 ,$5 .6a7 .039; and IN
I854io 8072, ,706,W Theilolal wooden mann
ufacures iinporied,wers Of ihb value of $5d
417,5l5; coHon manufactures. $5076l 349;
silks, $15 SOC 782; ooks.i479 26l. chiefit
lromihe Uniled States; leather, $640,0 900.
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s,yuq ~ PosrMAsTERs. size 81
Pomeroy--Geo. Lee. ,.,.c, l,,,
Middleport--D. Pangburn.
Racinea-P. M. Petrel. .e ~ ''a
Letartsville-4Geo. L. Piper. a'"d it'
Chester VIM. Mitchell. II d,GE nAf 40
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NR. JOHN ELB EN-. Homeopathic Physician,
LIN o. Bfanch's building. Court-street Pom
eroy. Office hours from to 10 Am; Il to 8
P. M; Z to8P,,M. References: DR.. Constan-
'ine Herring, DR.. Adolph Lippe, Philadelphia.
Vi March IS i9f,sosY sn@ GeigQsib gS8qGSg
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IN g7B0OTS AND 4SHOES.ed ,coo

~ IWHTPBsIDES, ManufactuFef Of Boots and
llY. Shoes, Court street. one doorg al owe 9the
corner Of Front The best If work, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, made tn order \ \. 1890. y
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A S. PATRICK, PH4sicIAN and SURGEoN,-
IA Offers his professional services to the citi-
sens Of MASON CITY and vicinity. 10 v
GT, Calls tot the country promptly attended to.
Mason City, Aug. %. IS64-S3m6.
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Z @1fll STOVE. 4 TINWARE, DC. ffgwI

M ~ n RAIL- |Manufaeturero Of Tinware, and
opposite the Court house, Pomeroy., am III
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TX !. NJ K,...c.s,lll NO lp pos bsiesbs
80 \ 'ssdf 'aasSd1l y bot isrisgs Istfd
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sOCIETIE Es.

MAsoSs.--Pomeroy Lodge, No. 1854. Stated
Meetings, the Monday evening on or before the
ffuil moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
building. Front st. M. Bosworth, W. M; R. B.
Wilson, sec'y. n a,lr5..l ....l ..t.I I....4
l. Q. O. F.--Naomi Lodge, No. III. Meets
every Friday evening. Hall in Crawford's build
ing. Spaulaing Cutler, N. c.; Robert M'Kain,
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1870 :. ,iA sBiANKERSa ,s''i.
HANIEL G RATHBuRN, Bankers, Front
~ street, Pomefoy, o. .'7aff : Wq' jy206tn.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES. ~

zNTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hart
80 ford. Comeeticut. ~ o. BRANCH. Agent,
EoulES street. Pomeroy. x, ~ .F,ane, jan 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

Mineral Lodge, No. 242, Meets every Tues
day evening, IN Stiyers building, corner Of Front
ana CoartSts. Wm L. Downie, N. g.; Wash
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

New Lima Division No. .604. Meets every
pa saturday evening. Hall in H. Holfs reed build
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saH Ne Abkl &sBR QTHER, Dealers IN DRUGS,
sSse ssIfn, &, lg Pants 2s DyestatI. I.
peDsrcy. Ohio. ssg ~ 7e1'e'f ass25'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

5DR. S. g. MENzIES Office Third Street,
- between Walnut andyine, Cincinnati, d
Pays special attention to Diseases Of Women.
"'Jy I. ~ 1853 IT," - YhNM aN " IVATfl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-03

os wSl EARHART, AGENT for City Insurance
. Ays Company Of Cleveland, Ohio. Losses
eqaitably and promptly adjusted and paid.
~ DRY GOODS. CLOTHING- 40 :
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7oABINFT IiRNTTUR RE-

In E. HUMPHREY, Blacksmith, Mulbelrvrst.s
u opposite the C9prt, hpi'se, Pomearoy, O'
ecuted mith,neatness andidispatohtnl ianSol
fFsEORGE sFIvERSa Blacksmith Mulberry
MI istEeet, pnppsite, GoprEhcpse, Keeps con
staptly Or, hand and for sale, 9pe tyo three
and four horse wagons OBJ Work OF all kinds
executed to Older. nNRNt glOnoo aNI jan go !
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Y Salisbury Division, No. 292. Meets on satur-
1ay evenings Hall ir RiceS, building Middle
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w ASHINGI0N ISTIYERS, Dealer, in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c. Corner
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
s. cRoFooT, Saddle and Harness Man3
Y 4 ufacturer, 'Front street, FIVE doors below
C2urt, Pomeroy, Q. y,.ys,gt g.a,aM slu /
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'PR0FEsSIoNAL-LAwYERs

y IhMOS. M lkVIN' .A9oaNlh ahf'a ru. :. a. sPLANfs
L roy, q. nov 20ff
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-06-29
In Luck Once.

THE Atlanta (Ga.) Examiner chronicles
the following case Of lottery luck. We do not
wonder at the corresponding flow Of soul :"
such streak Of luck would set any poor
man to whistling, if not to dancing. We
profess ourselves to be rather unexcitable,
and would like, just as kind of test, to
have similar galvanic battery applied to
our usually dormant vocal powers about
once year. However, if all the patrons
Of the Press will but "shell out" as duty re.
quires, there will be no temptation for us
to buy lottery tickets
Gan honest working citizen Of Atlanta
not far from our office, drew prize oil
$4,000, at the late drawing of the Fort
Gaines Academy Lottery, managed by
Swan, in this city. The day after the draw.
ing he could be heard whistling for mile
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-06-29

A FACT WORTH REMEMBERING. In
this age of empiricism, when 'Cure-a alls" a.
bound medicine which has stood the test of
scientific investigation, and received the un-
qualified approval of the medical faculty, is
certainly rarity. Such medicine is STAB
LER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTO-
RANT, which has been recommended by num-
hers Of the best and most experienced physi-
eians' used by them in Coughs, Colds Bron-
eh'tis and diseases of the lungs and throat
generally. 1t will be we'll for all to bear this
in mind, during the nclement season now ap-
preaching, as: by SO doing they may be the
means of preventing much suffering to them
selves or friends. :" &; ,f''E:.r*
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had graf
ls of the agents. Price of each. only 80
cents per bottle or six bottles for So 80.
L. II. STABLER d CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists. Baltimore.
Sold by Dr. F. F. GARY, Cokesbury;
WARDLAW g. LYON, Abbeville G. H.
HAVILAND, HARRAL d Co.,
Wholesale agents. Charleston !;
And by Merchants generally.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-06-29
Lament of a Know Nothing.

THE following is the concluding para
graph in letter from repcn,ant Know
Nothing. Truly he hath been badly dis
easel, and deviseth desperate remedy:
"And now what is to become of me-!
who have run through all parties begin.
ming witt, old Federalism as long ago as
lslO! No party wants me now. (You
don't think the Democrats would take me,
do youO Well. I will tell you the conclu-
sions at which l have arrived. First of all
| mean to go to bed and lie in a bed a
whole day. Then III have my head shaw
ed as smooth rs an ivory ball, and after this
I'll be sick, alarmingly sick, for period OF
ninety days. I'll have the small pox, the
measles. the whooping cough, and a smart
touch Of neuralgia, and if all these don't
render me proof against the contagion OF
Know Nothingism second time, I'll ask
admission to some house of reformation fol
chronic offenders.
This from yours in the bonds Of iniq
uity."