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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

To he Editor qfThs ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: A State Election, except manifest OF the
comparative strength OF national parties usually ex-
cites great interest beyond the borders Of tho Com
monweath where il transpircs. The Virginia Election
he's teen exc. ption TO this rule, aud mali and 'ee-
graph have home such ciscordaLt notes Of graduation
and regret to the county that it ha- occurred T. me e
would probably interest ,ou TO know what South-
EN- or thinks of this ee who has no interest
IN poliiics beyond the welfare our common country,
and who il nor or be actively Engaged Ia poi-
tics. Accustomed as have been to &c ecceatr,o
movements OF TIL political iuminary-the Old Domi-
pon--l confess taken rather aback ~ eeeing tno
D,u ocraiic ban er OF tie boosted Moh.r Of PresA
depts rnd Sates flung 10 catch the breeze u pop
usr OF pause inscribed with the name vi the Hon. h'
A. Nie. ,,. Z
Nv fIst impression was thar the Democracy Of vir.
eia he'd pemoniiiol OF app oaching doom from seAs
INV sible aio sesmng'y mvisc ibe a OVERWHELMING
ce that we sweeping OLE yauy names rom efssesce
i,ihe Eastern StaI,s; hat they had sclec ei ut
fiji leader for for0.n hope. trusting uat biz Pcanay
objectionable political souvenirs would account Psa
SHY for bis and their defeat But Dtturer renee o
hvinoed that Democracy had not iorgossn
tactics but Lad sought IN Dr. Wise tes fret reqns"e
In The choice of all canddates-svasia6iiiy. us.
Mr. Ire been 10 training by his parry he woaii ns
at that tine have made that furious onritaf" -
X nottingham Eur calculating that whAt "os ~ -
att4ck would occasion ON the Demccia~ ~ ~
would be at least tquaiz,d by Wing gains 70 ~.
Vses views CD that srbject, they selec'ed hir no
fer but an soi,e of his know-N Nothing anfipsfnes'
Mr. Wise wed lis n0hin. iien to hs violent uue'
slavery continent which The letter fiom the pos N
clergyman gave h'm IN opportunity OF Proc'ss' .,oaM
tfe Jhon al most fortunate PERIOD. Ana s"o e.1
Mr.. ifrs pesent elevation prove, ~ y iitms 81
the initiaiory step To the Presidency, VIC ~,
bound 10 ceciIIe our belief that Ia coaimoh p-n;r
tie Boston Clergyman ST. uld have the Pieniessa
which New-Englani practice would warrah' n'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
PROHIBITION IN INDIANA.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
ROCK ORT, Spencer Co., Ind, June ~, 1855.
The Indiana Prohibitory Law took effect this
day. The citizens assembled in large numbers in
the morning, and at about noon marched to grove
near by, where they we're entertained by adj
dresses, and music from the band the presentation
of banner &C. In the evening splendid party
was given by the Sisters of the Social Degree of
the Temple of Honor which was decidedly the
most brilliant affair ever witnessed in our town.
Every thing passed off quietly-two or three topers
were on the sidewalks, but one of them CHANGED
to find himself suddenly in Jail, and the others
denly left 1t was the happest day ever witnessed
in this vicinity. The lac riu be sustained and en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION OF KNOW
SOMETHING'S.
To the Editor ef The N. y. Tribune

To the Editor 5 Them " Tribune
SIR: The Third Dispatch in The TRIBUNE OF
Saturday last, GATED Cleveland, June IS relative
to the doiDgs of the Knows netting National Con-
vebtion contains a sentence which conveys altogether
wrong impression refer TO the statement that tao
Convention exhibited backbone" BY agreeing not
TO make Independent R0miaaons but rather adopted
line of policy which preciudes IL from so doing.
Now, the fact is, no such agreement ras made, bat
quite to the contrary. The Convention rejected AZ
ce Introduced into the constitution aiming to bring
the Conrention TO that result. The delegation from
New-YoIk, which Numbered quite largely, urged It's
Adoption, but Massachusetts, Maine Indiana, Ohio,
PeDIsy ania and Illinois opposed IL, and IL was
stricken out. Your " first dispatch" OF the above
date briefly slludes to the sharp debate that sub
joct but for some does not properly should
do give tie result. do not wish TO DC understood In
making this ctiOn ing that the organ'za
ton OF know-Somehings liz not willing to unite with
any Other party in the country that may take the
il iiiave in nominating an Anti Nebraska man TOR the
Presidency. BY no means. Tie " platform " asserts
the contrary But wish it 10 be distinctly understood
that The organization Is FREE to do as pIeascs 1t
will unite with 10 milk nnd water faction but only
with suel an organization as comes fully up TO the
doctiIe of driving the Slave Power back TO its orr
ginn uts restoring freedom TO Kansas and Neoraska;
eli o.ithng Slavery in tie District of Columbia aud
placing he General Government actually and perpetu
ally on the eide Of Human Freedom. This is Know
SCmetLingifm. Nothing more; nothing less. wish
to add, ao that opposition TO the comlttal article
suCed 10 do not come irVin enemies to Mr. Seward,
as some Hunker prin's have asserted. The Opposition
rather bad its basis in honest deshe not TO commit
the party TO any man 50 early In the Presidential can
vars. kNow-SUAETHis6
(L,teond lime 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22

MoyLNEST The PREsIDEscY-We are ena-
bltd TO inform The Albany Argas that private meet
ing Of officials holding place under the Administration
has been held in this City within few days, at which
it was resolved that every means should be used to
promote tie candidacy Of the Hon. William L. Marcy
for the Presidency at the LAxt National Democrats
Convention. In copying this information into its co.,
we especially desire that The Argus shall not
omit TO mention that contrary to the universal expecta
tion among Democrats this private meeting of Mr..
Msrcys friends passed no resoistons against aop-
N0fhIHgism, and took no steps whatever to bring
about "a union Of the party We know that Tle
Argus Will express its deep regret ct these circum
stances. IN, Y News
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

~. t D Il W.
SHAgr The Perrysburgh JournL il q
sensible and well conducted paper. The
Edhor has been ,rying',o increase ils ciicu.
da'ion up 70 ,h- living point lie has senli.
oyaripus persons with The reques, thai, they
will mark and pe,arn, II they do no, want H.
There Is a lh,be bi,erness with spme lair
his in The following. pafi
"lf .his is NOS worth 81 year. 10 each.
subscriber. why he should by all means s.op,
taking i, wi.hou, delay. Il, would be wrong
and wicked u allow yourselves 10 be cheat.
ed by Ihc printer. in yl,ch rafke mater.
,COunwy printers nre proverbial for gougR.g
The public and gs,.ipg rich, The way 10
sop il Is. 10 no, Nuch their filthy liule shee,s,
bu. save oil your dimes ft,r ,obacco. cigars.
and bee,. A dollar speSs ks these, III ioar-
o. FIVE dollars a, dance. will do yuu soale.
good. bp. a dollar--yes. a ckoie dollar.-
spen, for q ,jMle Country newspaper, when.
you con ge, large city paper for iihe sams,.
i q speces Of swindIing not 10 b. endured.
Send The paper back and Ie, the poor dewitt
Of q prihlor hunt some other locality for his.
y lcalled for labors." 1,ipG ssA ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

| win shinIs wha, / can Ido for {bu.p AsIse-
turned she landlord said: n or, make yo,l d
| bed on ,ile eola. M. I psissst paylor. win
|,h6, suis you1,, .Exsc,ly So | had iine
parIor 10 rnyseIf. ana sla1s sssesly, though L
was l,os easIly thas[ co,npl sed rnyself 10
|sinmbey:for fcpuId bnt ,ki,k Of The eleran,
and glowing historian who lid given iii in
moral name % ire iayefs. aud who had
composed his history 81 Rome on The spol
where was then fes,ine. and which once
was she siie ol bis summer house. Great.
|but mis.akan mani how much mischief he
has dCnel how many double did he project
in my own mind! We'll, ihe Church sill
|Iiyes. One of The first ihincs noticed on
en,ering The ho,el was q card announcing
that there wna d brunch debository of shs
Bible SocIeiy in Ii, and direciI5 ihS Stranger
where 10 apply fcr Sibles, tll n
Before feijred I walked OUT 1lonoso iake
|alview Of ihe ciiy. lis ihe 6Spi,SI of The
Canton Vaud. and contains p61rly iwRnsy
Thousand inhObi,anis. Il s,anis "a The slope
oe Mount Jorai. which gently idss down 70
ahe lake, broken however " seyeral ra.
vines, which Give 1.-THE appearance Of a nat.
Iural terrace. The streets afs Irregular and
steep. Few houses sand Oh ike same lev.
lei. Directly il frontof The h1,elis val.
ley sPannsd BY q viaduct and cAuseway.--
As crossed this | could look down through
the chimneys Of The habila,ions below, sha-
ded though they were BY ibe successive
rows Of eyergreens that occupied,h space
lbc,ween the summils and she base Of the
valley. On The opposite sidaipf ihe cause
way found myself IN she older parss Of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

4 ,lf -
night and by DAY, from disturbances ana ~.
olence.
rous'h. Wnen 2 scnco' svssem' woIsny
O ans names y actually put INTO opefa''of''
,'s arrangements ana slniluences' more q
Tess anscs me hspi's ana domes''c affpnge.
mems o. me wnoie community, Inc soon.
s. any more Pef'ecny 'nese aIe mage 70
nafnon'ze w''htoe new ofaef o' sh'ngs' we
CREME, WI % s1s success q we system.
Fl''n. ne Puo'c scnoc's 2. our conn' in
~ a,e y l.sn'sn me iaDoesfs' sne inecnan'
lcs' 'ne business insn, ,s ana me clazens @ es'
e'Y Gv.n'nuu'iy' Inc sooner nose grow up
'n'S'''son' . any y u2r'gns' sne more WY riof'
pS,ous suu anu nuppy WI % ,nps comsM1uani'y'
.hsss.usr m. 3 a'' Ou'wsIa -, scvan'lges.
''Asu. ~ spose1 : sos'o sepuaasioa ."s
P..r '.sss' y ~ ~ ~
~ ", 3, Il I. S',s' vs. svo's5 N' 2
~ s'''1gns ~. e.o1sg u !. " W. " ''", n
VII W. .r. .;.;S sSl."so y. ~. " .ns:ss SO ',a
., : .as'1 ~, ,e'a's,ss " ~, ~ f'se''as.
w .eseu'' a,'.s' s''s.y' FA''s so''oot syss9''',
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

BAD SSATs OF AFFAIRS. "A correspondents
Of tho Cincinnati Cummrrcial. wri,ing ron.
The Upper Red River ~ louisiana. gives ,hs
following gloomy picture Of affairs 10 ihal
region: .s Il. ~.
-Such sia.e Of ,h:ngs never existed here
before. As ys, ,he Red River has no, been
navigable, and moi bale Of cotton has been
shipped. Thousands and tens OF thousands
Of bules are on the banks OF Upper, Red
River ard lis ,ribosasies. awaiting a. RISE
MOI only have the peop.e failed 10 gu their
cotton of. bu, as q necessary consequence,
NO suppiies hsye reached .ns. of any hiial-
We have no railroad communication and
the people, wealthy ,houeh many Of them
are, are in an alarming state OF destiiu,iqn.
Flour is worth 800 per barrel. and moi 10 10
hpd within nine,y miles, Cofnis command.
ing $s per bushel. and other things In pro-
pur,on." irE. stessny eS.l .ly \,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
From the Western Christian Advocate.
Letter from DR.. Thomson.
No. XIV.

We did no, leave Geneva without visiting
some o. the walchmakers' and jewelers.
workshops. for which Il has been SO celebra.
led for several centuries. Il is computed iha.
one hundred thousand watches are made
every year in this city, although, owing 10
improvements 10 the machinery employed,
there are fewer persons engaged in the work
than there were In the sixteenth century,
The Goyernmen,s well aware Of The impor-
iancelof preserving the matchmaking repu.
ia,ion of the city, appoints a Commission de
Surveillance. composed Of master workmen,
to inspec. the shops and examine The arti-
Giles which are produced, 10 see thai the met.
,al which enters into Them is Of The legal
standard. ,aa N,
Il is pleasure 10 buy watch In such a
lplace. We Of course "remembered the
loved ones al home,n Alas! my friend's
daughter never,I suppose, saw the beautiful
present designed for herl My good vile had
better fortune. y
| 4 We took 4 ride IL she enyirons OF Gene
va, which are the most beautiful have ever
wi,nessed; the natural scenery is itself mcsI
lenchanling, and It's effect Is highiened BY
The villas and gnrdens which adorn the green
banks bf fthela Among the more notice
liable 81 ibs houses in the vicini'y e ,he
Champagne Uiodatt,' n once Ino RESIDENCE p
1LOrd Byron. 10 which i'Gis said he wrote, 4
| 1915. "Manfred" and she third canlo o
l"Childe Harold"
i lsl Mylfriend. Nj. g. was aDxiousto go q
I IChaumonlby The Tele ,Noir pass, ana %
Twas |, bhiI bad de,erminedio return v Par
lis from Geneva BY S.rasbourgs nfaniielpa
lion Of letters from home, He ht lengsl
yielded, and We made our arrangements Y
set sail q ~ o'clock. M, for Vevay, in.en
ldipg 20 90 rom .hence % Betne, and IRON
IRerne q Srasbourg Our new trierd, y y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
Am Addrcss.
Read 6efors Ga.. .,er D;vision. s. " Z.


Br MHs. MARY !. sltrTH.
PUBLISHED BY REQUEST or The DIVISION.
Worthy Patriarchs, Genilemen and La.
dies: Having been invited BY the mem.
bers Of Chester Division, Sons Of Temper.
ance, TO visit its sessions. and witness lis
ceremonies, Inow sincerely tender you my
thanks foi the rePecs shown me. and &C.
knowledge my enlire satisfaction in refer.
ence TO all the proceedings which | have
wilnessedin this Order. Your opening SER
vices are those which commend themselves
10 the hearts, and conscience Of all good
meE. Your object, The amelioraiion Of the
condition Of the family Of man. and espe.
cially Of ,ha, portion Of our race that is en-
shaved 10. and under The curse Of in.emper-
ance, enlis.s my mos. hearty sympathy and
cordial cooperation. q g.ssa9s
Having mentioned some Of the attributes
CT The Order, |, remains for me 10 mention
some Of lis advantages. Every feature Of
The Order evinces iis excellence, either i'm.
msdia.ely, or remotely.
First. We believe that Shls order cPe-
rates 10 diminish the sum Of human misery,
and 10 increase The sun ol human happi.
ness. God hasimade this world very bright;
He has decorated ii above and beneath; He
has earnished Il with beauty. and has Gil.
ed i with ravishing music. He intended il
10 be a deligh,ful though temporary abode
Iin strange land. The natural world re.
,ains It's beauty. bu, sin has filed its inhab.
Ii,ants with mourning, lamenia.ion, and woe
Woe,begone counisnances, bereayed and
griei.suicken hearts. weary ard depressed
litayelers, ARE aroundus on every side. And
Iof all the sins contained In the long black
casalogue, iha. Of iniamperanca ID the mos
lprominenI Who OF uss, here assembled
have not. and do no, frequently see The bane
ful etfecls Of this sin---ils operations oI
!, Icommuni,y. families, and lndlviduaIsl--
They, are alike percePAble 10 all. Bn.
will moi, In this placs, dwell on ihe evils 0
in,emperancs All ofus see, all Of Us knoa
lthsm; and perhaps some Of us have, 70
greater or less exlen. .Jslt them IN our jour
nsy through life, |. ,oo. am aWaveIer owe
. llis's uneven way, ofien wsary and liable q
bereavement and woe.
al When ovenaksn by any oi these calam
\ lies, would I,noI be thankful for any cheer
ing effort made bykind friends 10 relieve
. encourage, and council mel Yes, relief !
such circumstances would be us wafer
i q thirsty soul, Or as good news from q q
}; counsiy. AZ Iwish olhers iopc, % me. /
mass ACT 10 them. ThenwhsEe would :
I in case Of any Of the above mentioned q
J. ,.llsmiiies, resort fof comion and consolation
|; Ibp. 10, be Order of lhs Sons ol Tempe
y Iancs,--Apd % ihsm do feel myself ssPec
! ally bound 70 ,sndsr suoh I'D asmaybe
'..lny power 70 sskts II .ihis u distress,
IIsdversisy.
t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

A Holy FATHsR IN a BAD WAY.-The
Rev. Falher Kavanaugh, Of ,he Ca.holic
Church, on Friday nigh. eul up such an sn.
clerical row al The Ma,,eson and fremont
house as iOrrquirs .he lnIerfyrence ol he
police, who giving him quarters 10 ihe Gala.
boose. allowed him 10 cool his brains SHd
bis rage against the stone walls ri thar Tp-
lrea, ill Saturday morning. when he Mes
mulc.ed in The sum Of 1850 for being 70.
DINO. Doctor Of Divinity, but Drunk
and Disordsrly. When the officers arrested
hi,nai.he Vrsmon,, they offered II cohddts
him anywhere he might wish 10 60. but No
continued 50 disordelry and noisy ssip com
pol them to take him 70 the watch hopse.---
Chicago Tribune. WIN 's5,,, ,,,. Z ,''N' e3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

ONO PENITENTIARy,--The Ohio Peni.
ien,isry. undsr the Wa ardenship of Mr.. But.
Ties. appears 70 be IN better condiiioG Than i.
has been Tor some years past. Al the pres.
sni lime there are GIT prisoners confined
within i,s walls. OF this number 100 are
under coniruc, TO The SIs,e upon the new
Capitol, q, 40 cents day each; 100 10
Hayden & Go. in the saddle tree. har-
ness, and blacksm.hing business, al 40 cents
a day each; 100 10 the Ohio FOOL Compa-
ny In the manufacture OF planes. DC at 40
cents day each; 100 10 Hall, Brown g.
Co., in manufacturing agricultural imple.
men,s. at As cents day each; 25 10 !. J..
Snickler in stone cutting Al 81 GEMS a day
each for apprentices, pnc Sia day Cor ex.
psrienced hands; 10 in making cullyaiors,
plows, hariows, &c. sl As cents q day
each; and t9 In the manufaciure OF wooden
type. a, 81 cents aday each; the balance
bbeine employed as ,ailors, shosmakers,
washers, cooks, and ball walters.
Large additions have been made 10 the
workshops during The present year. The me-
chanical work all being done BY the priso-
ners. "A new building, I22 feel by SO. has
been erected for the use Of The Agricultural
Tool Company. The blacksmith shop has
been extended 81 Feet in length; and every
department is crowded with business. A fine
large garden is urdsr cultivation. and Ii is
expected the present year that enough cab
bsgss and tomatoes will be raised TO supply
IL u. 1....f . L Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

Il Second. This Oder opsla.ss most fsvor.
ably in carrying out some Of ,he moss i'm.
porsans sensss Of christianity. ao,wish4land..
ingshe- -cPPcsl.ion Of some persona who claim
christianity asahexuls ofghsIs lifa. and con.
duct Some who stand high III the esIima.
lion q their own seci, as leache,s. have De.
nounced i as lhs work Of shs Dsyil. L.
ior.one, believe they are in the error, and
know no, what sheysay orldo. ! sincerely
hope thar those who are 50 binerly opposed
10 our Order msy never have cause 10 shed
. tear over ! victim Of in.enperanco within
sbeir, own family circle, May they reAec,
amcment and consider thai there H. no hope
solbneh. ahatir can6otb Do obseused ~ tho
aatk clouds or Misfcr,uns; In6HaT 90 IT,
ID In its bes. devised schemes, iha. Il cannon
ba spbduedi and 90 one % high IL ,hs
world.or in his own estimation, that in,sm-
psrance may not reach him.
Man is ever under, The bondage Of frailty,
ever surrounded by iemp,a,ior, and ina. Of
in.elnPsrance, Is one Of ,he greatest in the
land. i degradea, ruins; and murders
thousands Of our fellow beings. Some or
our own loved ones may sink inio.he dark
depshsso which others have fallen. Singly
we may aid and. rescue them, bu, in union
only can our efforts eminen.ly be eflsc.ual.
Our Fraternity would throw around them,
asitwere the Goldenchain Of "Loye, Puf.
ty. and Fidelity" and bid them welcome
with smiling face, and cordial greeting. |
do believe the angels in Heaven look down,
well pleased, on any institution. offering aid
and consolation 70 the distressed, and saving
the inebriaie from a drunkard's grave. |
feel there is q work for Us all 70 DO; no, only
for the Brothers, bu. Tor the Sisters, also.
IL the objects and aims Of our fraternity are
slandered and abused, there is more need
Of our Fidelity. Then 10, US .kni, ourselves
more firmly together in lcrward,ng The cause
Of Temperance ,hroughcp, our land. |
sincerely believe that We shall receive as
many blessings ascurses for all the inisresl
we may take in this grea. and glorious
.
cause. Lstus think for a momen, how
many mothers, wives. and children are
even now blessing our institution for the
benefits they have received, not only in re.
storing ia,hsr, husband, and brother 10 their
arms, bu, peace and comfort TO their
desolats homes. Yes, brothers ard sisters
Of his Division. | feel .has !. we have every
encouragement held out 10 induce Us Tor.
ward, even that Of opposition. And, for
one, am becoming very much Interested in
,hecause. and .i,s advancement; and would
very much like 10 see every man and wo.
man, become members Of the Order Of the
Sons Of Temperance. We're this 10 take
place, | think there would be quite refor.
nation produced 10 and among men all
around US.
Fraternity 10 the family OF man implies
more ihan mere name. If | understand
|, rightly, il not only binds us together as
.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
rm Ulg G III e 8.

:, Presbytsiian.-- Rev. R. Wilkinson, Pastor
Services evury Sabt ath morning, 10i o'clock.r--
Every Satbafh afteri ,oon, at 3 o'clock, at the
new Brick Sdhevl- no use in Middleport.
Methodist Episcopa ,l.--l4ey. $. O.. Frampton,
and Heath Chanel, Sh efieldSi on alternate Sab
baths, at iOl o'clock, A M, IND M-and at
the lowes church, Pom, roy, afs O'clock, ?. NJ
every Sabbath FFA' %.s
Protestant npisccpal- No services at present.
New Jeriisalum- ser vices, n, s,l..,.s,..<
German Methedist-- Rev.fy. ,Pfetzing. Pastor.
Services every Sabbath mori ling, at 40 o'clock.
Il German Luthcraa--Rev.t L. Heid, Pastor.--
Services every Sabbath morn ing. 4 y,.s,.,. a
German Evangelical Pres bvteriAn lon Linn
-street).--Rtv. L. Thesis, Pastor: Services every
abbath morning, At 10 o'cluck
German Presbyterian ION Pl ulai streetl Key.
-- Pastor Services every Sabbath morn
ne. at 10 n'ci0ck.
Roman Catholic--Rev. John AEbrinck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning.
Welsh Baptist-.peter Lloyd, !p tstor. Services
ever, Sabbath. = 10 oclork, a II, and = NJ
w elsh.P Presbyterian iEcWs sch6. 6tl. Rev. John
II. Jones', Pastor. Services every Sabbath pt 10
-o'clock,:A N, and 8 r Nj. 81
Welsh Presbyterian (Old Scho oll John !.
Williams. Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at III
s'alock A NJ, and 6 P M.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05

h The Buffalo Democracy says aThe puh-
lie have a funny notion about priniers,--
They think u costs nothing 10 puff, sdyer.
!tise, &c. AndaS one and another win
sponge an extra paper, a puff Or soma be-
nevoIehi advertisement. they oleet lhai this
is yhe business that makes ihsir business
known % The world. They forge, ,kal il Il
The primers Ink thai makes nins-lsnlhs az
these immense fortunes. They forget ihai
ti,iukss money 10 pay composi,ors. % buy
ink, type and paper. And lastly they forget
10 thank you FIR working for no,hing BY,
gra.uiiouslv putting their business"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
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MAJ or Aaron Murdock.
yReco. rdert-S. Halliday. SgNsf isl
Trust. ,es- 20. Branch. H. S, Horton, T. A.
tplants. Il :. II. Nye. .. G. Probst.
iTteasan 4 ,r--,S. 81 Paine. li
Marshall l.. D. 6keels. sa. jg5
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- rosrMAsTERs.
!PcmerOy- q 7eo. Lee.
'MillaldpcrtA ID. 'Pangburn.
Racine-P. 4 I. I'etreL 'la
LetartsyipeZ Geoa L. Piper.
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