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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

sMayhap y You watn baIf ppurliies lis enough
observed Sam. Mid, sds wink a, his his mas.
'isr. IN. al 4 Biz 81 j n scrape sand and 4 q Civil
word, as viii eet s,|ahqe lady Ig,ii up into - a
strange gemmanss gih Il wants a warmth.
Hike, and making on iltt ieeI al home. On
nv Vel he alone with Nbr, ior ,persuaderr, i,
| ana I'll have hef 1up our cart-imy N mas mas.
ter's thai. is 10 say---aioI you, can see whe,h-
|eFashs RaS feet Or hoo ,'s,l .ss,a '.sl re
r. III d, moment the spe 5t vas 4 q The cat.
[riage door, sleekina d. d iiis iorel lIo,,e:ks,
bowling, and using hi |.1osl r 6|6quehte6,
Iessnsio tie Repeating n' + .|. AyedI.6nIs
twice over.
+ Il was ! quite unreces 'y I1l MISS Nor
pnan'to say she had ne. hidden in d can
With swo pigs and t~d bhlchers! and she
did not say H. She merely idrnsd away
her head from the man 10 be addressed BY
The mater, at the oth9 window, The glass
Of which she had just lei down for a Title
air. "A taxed cart, madam he said;
]tnayRtbe exaclly the vehicle, accustomed
ltoIahd so forth; but thereby considering re-
spec'iive ranks o. lives, Why iEe more honor
done 20 your huhibles, which,a 'sdid aiore,
wiHiake every care, and observe the RESPECT
!uls likewise In dlstancipg the two pigs Y
'aFEhe sdddeh drawing up OF the window.
so violeallyasto shiyek.the glass, showed
safticien,lyn nin what light Miss Norman
viewed Muster Bardell's behavior hwas
an unlucky smash. for N.aforded what the
'radesnanlwould have caliea san advantage.
Gus opening, for pouring in sallrssh stream
Of eloquence: andahe SJcker, who swrewd-
ly estimated the convenience Of the breach
came round ,he back pofahe carriage, and
as junior counsel, .followed ON the same
slde." The lady was inyincible. 2'ilim
The bac kbeny boyslhad now departed,
Intervening beganEp close in,and no Hum
phrey madeI his appearanceg The butchers
horse was onshe ofretand Ihe swine grum.
bled OF the delay Thelpastera and man fell
into contemplation, and Afterwards favored
me with The result theIsiicker being the ora.
toi!nfli wasman's duly,h he said, 10 look
after women, pretty orlugly, young ornoId
ilwas whalIwel all 7came into ihe world tc
do, namely. 10 make ourselves comfortable
and agreeable TO ,heifaiusex. 'slors ioniai
As for himself, "purlec'ing females was
his nature, and he shouldhever be easy'agin,
~ 80 ueane ~" e l,i'e laoy,on ,ne roac' -anG
ptpvia'ne lemaie %oulanl Do lpur'ec'ec
wan nef own 'ifee wii' sne olso'to % com
pel'ea 'o' ''ke any osner,,iSe ar oeas' unsensi'
o'e 10 US OVID eooa. 2 lnem was DIS semi
'he"'s' anu n's master 'JoiioWea EN- up
= ane'pP.eo 70 feasop,vn'l anemspa' hny
eonsen' "aa GERRY only ssee1 ,asssa' as'a
Io"pl,men, Inc iauy neise'' .has'ehe'
spg W. Ss.ssss sEss' "a n, ~. v . sj1lI ] .,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

\ In spealinRsof Tho defeas oflthesiCAlliNs
grant in Us original form the N. \ Tribune
says1H"We conerelulnle ,he friends OF han.
esI Legislation evef yWhers. W. tongram.
la,e ,the Senators lfom Ohloaileyfas.lessl.
have done lhairduiy sddtine the orefa.ihn of
this huge be,ieriug, ram " the wnllsof ihe
Their efforts and votes viii Le
70 their bpApf bsreapse., ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
TUEsl Y. MARCH. 20, 1856. " D

.. ... ........:. - -. =. :. =. ....-..
pm q, y n9dIuyhraSg n9dIuyh r,g az, q, nnn 3nnQ co,y.,Jsnd
deEsss v,,sJls a. I g. sSs % 1S.d iSsS ;assH I
,be Ila., ,Bs ,hs t,rtonsror,,. !. No-mandv niS.
nina II ,eudsred ,saa, in INV rchaioeI wbicb
she ,aci,ly declined with Sraciois ,,,e Gesture %
~ head IA Hand l'A f7s'F7fil 7 sr'5if5s
Efn"If Jn,iianisssel mi, am saids Hdmnbt.v
I,ak;no core r. ,on.b his b,s1IsnaS sbnr,nr
his head in,o the carriage SO ,ha, miuhi
fnnooi,i'hesr no, NJ res,ec,,obis ksnnnd If den,Ie.
Man snoGSk.s mia c6Hneefed ThHlis isorAkndf
hbe fire, ihousss,'bd yrn swen ohi 10 ise,ia
l. rfTbe ,uen,lhman,s nhmeg AIR ,no,o.,I
ITO be- sure. ma,am. lie gentleman cam,
help his name, answered ,Humphrey, fnlfy
aware Of The peculiar prejddicss Of his mis-.
tfess; but Il be Huggihs. 'fioagn seHaie
! "Shutthe 1de6rlsdi,ao isitQb sesm hed
Edillappepred on e.he explanation with Tho
coachman, o,ha,, he had mistaken me. for, "a
person in The employ Of the upulent firm Of
|NayIot q Co.. whose provinces u was 10 sfav.
rel thfoug hots Bri'dhswlth SAMPLES OF hard
warefln the obox1seatooi his gjgistl didrpe'
take the, trouble 70 undeceiye him.ciyiilo on
4 "a Aliera tolerably lorg pause, on 81 sides,
my expectation was excited by the appear.
ance OF the WIZ Coach coming through
the Binn Gate, The only pubtcv chicle that
used aheroad. d.alAt the sigh, Of the dead horse,
1 the driver lthe, n9ted, Jem Wade) rsigned
uupw7-allghteed-and standing atthe carriage
ooor wi.n MS nq' on rs !! ne knew MS Gus
TtOineT, nuue dH' OlIer OF his services. |'fN''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
GENTLE WORDS.

GENTLE WORDS. ~
asuItis not much the world can give riAaa
.a-ui With all its subtle art. uUa ~ 10 7ifC
20 And golden gems are not the things, 4 81.
To satisfy the heart: ,ao1
But, OH if those who cluster round -.
The altar and the hearth, ~ ..'
Have gentle words and loving smiles M
,r h How beautiful is earth, 2--y.-,r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
The Earth

The Earth, or as the lLalins callit .Tellus,
from which originated the expression, do
lelnus,' us The third plane, 10 the Solar Sys
lem, and the one on which we subsis, with
all our impor,ani joys. and sorrows. The
San Diego, Herald, is published weekly on
this planet. for five dollars per annum, pay
Iable Invariably 10 hdyance. \. g1,
aeAs The Earth is by no means the emos. i'm
porlap. plane.iu the .syslemJ there is no rea-
son 10 suppose that H. is particularly jls,inr
guished from The Others BY, being inhabited,
Itis reasonable. therefore, 10, conclude thal
! 1.-The olhsr planes Of the system are filed
with living. moving sen.iensr beings; and as
some o(ihom are superior TO- the Earth in
size and)posiiion, /, is not Improbable ,hal
their rlinhabilan,s may be superior 70 us. IN
physical and mental organization. .1soa NM
N Bu,i( thiswere gdemonslrable fact in'
stead Of mere hypothesis, itwould be iound
a very dificult matter 10 persuade us Of III
truth. To the inhabitants OF Venus, the
Earth appears like abnlliant star very nucf
in fact, as Venus appears 10 Us; and feuson
ing from analogy. we are ledilo,be)ieve tha
the election Of Mr.. Pierce, e,,ihel iEuropsaI
war, Iori.he sPli, ia the grea, dsmbera,ic par
IItypro6uced buISery liue exciiemen..amont
them. .ai
n ,Tothe inhabiianls Of Jupiter, our impor
tan, globe appears like u small star ol III,
fourth Or filth magnitude, We recollec
some years ngo gazing with astsnishnen
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
OFFICE or THE TELEGRAPH
FRONT STREET ?
SEVEN DOORS BELow eOURT up yTAIRs.
zP0MERQY OHIO, =,
Rntes, Of AdYcrIisiII,

Rates, Of Advertising,
onesquae (1S lines or less) three weeks,g 1f 90
EVERY subsequent insertioh,ia ;ls s,o;:sosl; -
One square, three months, ,;t: ; 90
One square, six months ,ilo..El'n:sa.a :i'6iN0
One squarea one yearS a:aaLaIEIt9s $50
TS TRsefouftHs ea I39 ofa GaS eSSSa one s S SC
One cDnmny one year, iaisn; Z II 10 blss so 90
/. LJAdyertisenents not having the number Of in
sertions marked on copy, will be contiHded tnti
forbid and charged accordinglNn 19Aas9i Il sJiis
G-T Casual advertisers must psyin advance, Il,
uJOb Printing, Of every description " Il
Ne xecuted with ACCURACY and dneatnessl 91ansl
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{ TowNsHIr oEELCERs-sALIsRynY

frustees.-TJ.J J. Miles, Robert HyseiL Elijah
Jones. Gtp lgNTIoo ji9s9Tq 9dt 10 sfss
Clerk.--Hos@sr 6Bransh.aq Hid odi gromL
& Justices or the iPCSEe.1lSs ns9 Painey Al. M
Barlow, Elijah Jones' " 10 sluo9u sdj yl1og1
Constables. .-Randal Styers, ] W. Matthews
Thos. Radford. ''8Hio}oI 9hI mon T9laF
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

20 No HoAx.-The Mansfield Herald says
Johnes, the travelling ageniof PleSce' who
is engaged in organizing iSng Nichyi ssscre,
political societies. is actually clerk az
Washington; that ho was actually arrested
at thai place, on or about,he time referred
TO. rOr being druni, and Tint he ran away
wilhou, coming 10 wial. Ho'wasso drunk
,ha, he probably did no, know ihs exael
siale Of the case. His bail was made out,
bu, no, signed;A A'and while it, with oIher pa
pers, were being prepared, he took advun'
,age OF ,he liberty which u is supposed NAV
be allowed, GENTLEMEN in suchcases. and has
been allowed almos, every man, driDker or
seller, YET iedbefofe the Mayor tnone u
whom ever, ,hough,,of so mean anact,) land
slipping out, cleared himself" 10 .qai1rap
There is no. The least doubt Of the genu,
ineness OF the euets which purport 10, bs
from Johnes. ~ 'H" '.'0''' + '''.','' ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
pOSTMASTERs

\ .-.i,.V - r0sTMAsTERs, ,,
Pomeroy--Cieo. Lee. 'f''l '"ia aEBE1
o MidlepOrt--D. Papgburn.j Io9s iw .4qi
Racine--P. NJ. Petrel.
Letartsvile-Geo. L. Piper no oah 1't .FT
Chester--Wm. Mitchell.frg9-s t.FU r.
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CoRroRArIoN oTFrcERs.-foxrRoY.

Nayor-Aaron. MuTdock. q ''''' ~ '''' '''''
Recorder Halliday. r2naoiS LAM nHsgO
TruSteesr-V IB, Horton, O., Byapch,, II. g.
Daniel, N. R. ,Nye, J.. B. Miles. '''-'0''' '' "
Treasurer-S! S. Paine! J 2aI .gInss51T
Marshal Randall Stivers. a ,o.!, ,.,,........
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
THE TEL EGRIPR.i'
M ION UIlIW IIUIEf4I IWU TITIT -"HlTTV
PSBLlshED EvERY TUESDAY MORNING, ,Bs

a,Ep I11 Ol,tc h9ate,A laa hani-4aIfD
.PuDLlsHEp EVERY TUESDAY MORNING. B
A. THoMsoNse--a5,a
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 0a5
One Dollar md Fifty Cents,
Efpaid. In Sfivafce, sbaiA llR 20 asa ArgaSV
--saaTWODOilRrs within, the, year,
If not paid qntilafter the expiration of the yea
Tive Dollars and FFiifty Gents 0
sTrNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
garages are paid, except 1t the option ofthepub
isherS.
shiee must be postpaid to secure attention,
T TO Clubs, of ten or more, the paper vii
fathished AZ aElibefalfeduction in prcegDo9J
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

Repiesentative--R. C4NRRELts Rscinesni}o
''aou cotar AND couSrY' oFfloEhs.9 s.9io2pHHh
saJudgg Of the Couft OF Common Pleas. laFion
'SlsEss N.sg, 1Gapigolis, H. edlsiat vas bod
Judge Of Probate Conrt.z-A. MERRILL.
ACiefkof Common Pleas G6ufs o. R6DREf Dow
Sherif.-W. SHERWOOD.
Prosecuting Attorney I4aJ2eob s! EAaHlRrJ >
RaCouuty III. SwALIow,.:af fsoI,
I County Treasurer.-JoEL HAsKINs, pro tenn.
County Recorder. IS. -! PAINE. 9hl lfm
sCountylSqTEeypt- joan q. !. GobpEH.Iig lool
County Coroner.-D. PANeBURN.
County CommissionerS.-D DAVID R. JAcoBs
Salisbury; MILO GUTHRIE, Orange; THos. SMITH
Sutton. is'i ,lo'l o'lN.saIdziW2 oirKlptD
County Common School Examipers.r-Rev. R
WILKINSON, GEoRoE B. GRow, ! ~ g.-- A2.' "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

HEQRGE ,STIyERS, Blacksmith, Mulberry
VI street, opposite Court house, Keeps con-
stantiyanlhand and for sale,( Dhe,s twos three,
and four horse wagons. Job Work of all kinds
executed to order. 'f'isH' Jan 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

nR, JOHN Ell BEN, Homeopathic, Physician,
IL in o. Branch' building, Court street POM
eToy,, Office hours from to 10 A. NJ; /. to
P. M. y to 8 PM cReferences: Df;acodrt-
landt Herring DHs AlplphLiPPe,d Philadelphia.
.HMMcn l51A8 a. are 4,aPr EL.tl..,,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

TAR. 81 G, MENZlES,q Office, Thirl-Street
~ between Walnut andvine, Cincinnati, 0
Pays special attention to Diseases of Women. d
l04tO.a 2,IlS63u tnr oh on trifl sn,.r,, -,,.t.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
OFFEOIAL DIRECTORY.

Representative in Congress dith Dishict,.-
Gen. THdns RIrCHIEaof Perry county. 10 gmt
State, Senator, LEWIS ASD,ERsoS, Of Law
"ence county e S'N'"'N''47 H''" sl''
Q RepIesentative--R CAMaBELta Racine, o loo
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
W " kuINuMtI. itWVINfl faIVEI 2 nVrIHI
q. a. ,Weelflp. ,1l!o,1u.r:iIratA.4-..-.- g..

81 per 'Annum inRts ssgd qda ssolq
aLda hodu sansas h1iloisid guililli aGi hnA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

AZ g. PATRICK; PHYsrcraN and SpRdEoN,- :.
"A. Offers his professional services to the citi-
Eeus Of MASON CITY and vicinity. l'''" .d''
GT Calls to the ecountry promptly attended to.
q, Mason City, Aug. %. ,1s54-33m6. ,,,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

[TNAVIs & MORTON, On Sugar Run, Pofne-
lJ roy, have their Flaming Machine in good
order, and constant operation. Flooring, wealth
er-boardng, &C., kept constantly on hand, to fill
orders. iWorkwarrantedto give satisfaction, "A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

$I.5O in Advance,
n0rRomumuG9 gd 4TfGW .1jIQUD MI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

~ E.HUMPHREY, Blacksmith, Mulberry st.
II opposite the Courthouse, Pomeroy,s 70
Job, Work, oGAll kinds, hoTse,shoeing, &c.,. ex
ecuted with neatness and dispatch. jan 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

--1U co PPE R SMITH NG..77l
IL L. THRUSH, Coppershth,1 below IPome
l1Iearoy Salt Furnace, Pomeroygos IAN kind
Of Copper work for Salt Furnaces, Steamboat
etc. executed to order. '''o'4 y" Vdec12f. ;"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

% y7TT7T -hgFTTT5 TTI On Fif5ffi :
laJaq sdi o7iss51 lin shueiil yr
.e9y adi M haIssi uaad Rad Il - !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

-THMES rRALBFON! DealerJi ini FANCY ana
VDlBApleIDry, Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Boots and Shoes, &c. Front sheet three doom
hlloir rdnfh PolndroH. OIL lu nd .lldec29.l ]
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
jI BAKERS AND CoNFECTIoNERs.

EI& P. CRpSBIE, wagon makers, Mulberry.
4 street, Pomeroy, o., over F. E. Humphrey
shop. Having had long experience in the bust
ness. they are enabled 10 execute, in a neat ant
substantial manner, all orders for wagons, bug
ges, carriages, &C., on short notice, and at reas
enable terms. '''''..'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

~ BRAN6H& co. yDeslsrs ibdarI Goods,
" aroberits, Hardware, QueenswpTe, &c,
east side OF Court street, three doors above the
corner of Front pomef5Y on uonssfaJanSo q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20
by. A., THOMSON. q 81. .aa..a ~
y CABINET FURINITU REF

J a TTIGATCHEE, Cabinet-fnaEer, and Dea7el
N. in all kinds of Furniture, Front St., above
Court, Pomeroy, o dec12tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

eTNTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hart
IIL ford, Connecticut. o. BRANCH, Agent
Gourt street, Pomefoy.io .io6deloG 9di fljaniS0d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

sNR. J, CULLEN RATHBERN offers his pro,
~ fessional services to the citizens of Middle
port and vicinity. Office formerly occupied b,
DR.. Joseph Rathburn. o~ ,i.,.,, noy20mS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

TKIAs4INdFoN sTIvERs;1l Dealeto in Dry
tvAGoDdSss Groceries, HaTdysre, f&c, Corner
0f Front and Court streets. P0merof.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

1IIUs. IRYIN. = T. a, PLANTs,
IRWIN & PLANTS, Attorneys at Law, Pome-
II royrQ.l EalA eih!YndladX nov 2Otf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

THEoDoREegL MONTAGUE, ,A1prPsy at
Strict attention given to all professional busiE
ness Pension or BopntYLapd Claimants will
find it to their advantage to giye him call.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-20

diyiduaI man on this earth. though perhaps
hsimpor,an, an event as can Occur 10 himself.
is calculated 70 cause no grea, cohyulsion
q >na,ure, q disturb particularly, the grsa,
aggregate Of created beings, XXI t"1 mD'
The earth, moves round ihs sun from west
10 eass in year, and turns oh, lis axis in q
day; thus moving a, The rale d 68, 900 miles
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

INFORMATION WANrED.--One day last week,
lone boy was found at the railroad depot, who's &,
situation anil story excited the commiscraton Of =,
among others, Mr.. John Strong, of this city
His name is John Villinger. lie says he was 10
years old on the 4th day of July; that his fathers
name was William Villinger, and was carpenter
by trade; that his father and mother lived in Ca
lena last year, when and where two of his broth
ers died and were buried. This spring they
moved to St. Paul, where father and mother both
died, and he was placed on steamboat and sent
here to the custody of his uncle, james Villinger,
blacksmith: He says the family camc from
England to Michigan City, from which the latter
place they moved here. His story is simple and
perfectly connected; but he can direct no one to
the house where they formerly lived; no one has
been found who ever knew such man here, nor
does any body yet found know such man as james
Villinger, his uncle. 1t is probable the boy in
his trouble has mistaken the name of the town
where the family lived last year. The case is
one that demands commiseration and humane
attention. If any one who this knows James
Tiliingcr, Il blacksmith, will inform Mr.. John
Strong, of this city, the editor of this paper,
of the same, it will be regarded as favor Ga
lena Advertiser.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

ELoPxxEN1.-A pair of lovers, not being able to
get married with the consent of the ady's father,
q few nights ago, ''got out and went on board the
steamer keokuk at St. Louis, on which boat they
travelled up to Alton, where in a short time they
were wed. The enraged father of the lady, in
seeking for some object upon whom to expend
his wrath, unfortunately met the father Of the
bridegroom and thereupon beat that gentleman
most numerically. He was arrested and fined
heavily. In the meantime the welded pair have
gone up the Mississippi.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

"Frank," said an affectonate lady. the
other day, to promising young American, sif
YOU don't stop smoking and reading so much, you
will get so after while that YOU won't care
anything about work" "Mother,'' replied the
young hopeful, leisurely removing very long
cigar, and turning another leaf of Barnum sc Pve
got so now!'
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

kSSS bank OF the Minnesota River, near the loot OF
the Little Kaps and St. Paul. about so miles
by 81 nils land and 10 miles by water above
Shakopce Immediately above creek eupties
into the Minnesota which Jonathan Carver the first English
explorer OF these named himse and this
derived the of the place. Carver has
hrst landing steamboats, oil stages Of water and
the practicable head the Minnesota whenever
the the Rapirs; which
distant from Carver less than miles in direct ne
Carver commands in its rich and extensive back
country, including the fertile Crow River, atCve
forks; region pientiiuly timLered; with pras, adow
and lakes tespeed and unsurpassed in the Territory for
beautiful
and
the region around Carver, except
five miles back Carver the region spoken lies
untouched 10y the hand OF and opportunities
for making the choicest kind claims. Carver likewise
mands the end Lake Mnneonka which
tant only miles The and people Carver have
completed, either side of their several miles
North Side Road the Minnesota River Fort Smelling
Fort Rdsely and the Sioux Agency have
travel passing
entirely the side of the Minnesota An0fher Road
Is being made by tn. Cr0E Rirer which will be
finished and ready for emsrants travel in search locations,
navigation opens.
Carver contains good Store; a new commodos and
wellkept Hotels good sized Wdrehouse Blacksmith Shop
and Dwellings,; and Ferry will be in operation early
company divided into 20 shares and the propretors
follows: j. E. Fullerton Presidents Dr. Themas Foster,
reary; l.. H. Griffin Agent for the Company, residing Car
and Exov Alex Ramsey, Capt. Sam Fullerton, Axe
JonrGcncn W. b. Brown, and Judge A. Perse. Carver TX
doubly well worth the attention merchants mechan
les and capitalists either advantageous settlement
profitable investment.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO Editing newspaper is like making a fire.
Every body snpposcs he can do it ga little better
than any body else.'' We have seen people doubt
their fitness for peddling apples, driving oxen, or
counting lath, but in all our experience, never
met tho individual who did not think he could
''double the circulation" of a paper in two
monthS.-Er.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

~ Brigham Young has declared himself still
the Governor Of Utah, and dares President Pierce
to remove him. He avows openly that he and
his Norman followers are hostile to the Uni ted
States, and desire to see it doomed to destruction
He acknowledges that they traitors to the
country that protects them, and that they owe no
allegiance to any laws but those of their own
Church.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

sylvania, was awfully grand, extending over sew
oral thousand of acres, ranging the two immense
mountains surrounding the celebrated white sui
phur and chalybeate springs, at Doubling Gap.
The fire originated by tree being struck with
lightning, and spread over one Of the most wild
and picturesque parts of this country.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

ET' The Artesian Well, at Charleston, S. c.,
after penetrating to depth of 1882 feet, has
reached hard rock, the boring of which is found
to be painfully slow and tedious, so that thus far
it has only been pierced eighteen inches. 1t is
thought that the aid of steam will have to be
called in to move the machinery.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

TIE CHINESE REBEL CuIEr.-A letter from
Shanghai SAYS that the chief of the rebels treats
al visitors in princely style, and particularly
thc Americans. lie speaks English quite we'll.
Some ofthe officers of the United States ship John
Hancock visited him on their frst arrival.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

cV President Hitchcock and wife. of Ana,
herst Mass, in coming out of the Amc :;can
Hotel at that niece, on Thursday .vsn;nr l;nn
Iass, watca of a platform an. FOIL snme
VIZ. or ten feet to the ground. AIRS. II. had two
ribs fractured her head badl nurt. and her nerson
otherwise seriously bru;.scd. Her husband wa,
also much injured, ,Jut no bones were broken.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

p The Scientific American cautions its readers
against the of painted pals, and says, the OK
ide of lead with which pals are painted, is a
dangerous poison, and has been known to be rro-
ductive of evil in many cases.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

A VALUABLE Loc.-A pine log was manufacture
ed into lumber last Thursday, on Tionesta Greek,
Pa, which made LOIS feet of clear stuff and
about 100 feet Of common. The whole tree from
which the log taken will probably yield lum-
Der worth 300, on the spot.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CT 1t is noble and great to cover the blem-
ishes and excuse the failings of friend; to draw
curtain before his stains, and display his perfec-
tions: to bury his weaknesses in silence, but to
proclaim his virtues upon the house-top.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Jonah wrote to his father, after the whale
first swallowed him, stating that he thought he
had found good opening for young man going
into the oil business but afterwards wrote for
money to bring him home, stating that he had
been % sucked n.''
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

cTThe cheapest kind Of horse is a wooden one;
it supports itself and good deal of fuel. Be-
sides, it is MT dangerous to the children and the
ladies. Trot up span and try for Yourself.