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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

For diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
DiseaBes, Strictures, Weaknesses, and al dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, whether IN Male
or Female, from whatever cause they may haye
originated, and no matter Of how long stand
ing. sfia
If you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated In the system, will
surely 90 down from one genefatior to afother,
undermining The constitution and Sapping the
very vital fluids OF life. do not trust yourself in
the hands OF Quacks, who start up every day IN
a city like this, and fill the papers with glaring
talsehoods, too we'll calculated to deceive the
young, and those not acquainted with the
tricks. You cannot be too CAREFUL in the selec-
tion Of remedy in these cases
TIE Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronoun-
ced by eminent physicians the greatest remedy
ever known. It is medicine perfectly pleasant
in its taste, and very innocent in its action and
yet so thorough that it annihlates every particle
OF the rank and poisonous virus OF this dreadful
disease, and unlike other remedies, does not DR.,
up the disease in the blood. o1
| Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has brough
thousands Of the human race to untimely graves
thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, AM
blightng in the bud the glorious ambition Q
many noble youth, can be cured by this Infalli
BILE remedy. And as a medicine which mus
benefit everyday, from the simply delicate
the confined and despairing invalid, no equal i
to be ound acting 9TH as cure and preventive
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
HELMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND EXTRACT FLUID
at SARSAPRAILLA.

For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess of Mercury, exposure and inn
prudence in life, chronic constitutional disease,
arising from an impure state of the Blood. and
the only reliable and effectual known remedy fol
the cure of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs, Pains ant
|Swellings, Of the Bones, letter, Pimples on the
Face, and all Scaly Eruptions OF the Skin,
This article is now prescribed b. some OF the
most distinguished physicians in the country, ant
has proved more efficient in practice than any
preparation of Sarsaparilla yet offered to the
public. Several cases Of secondary Syphilis
Mercurial and Scrofulous diseases have entirely
recovered in the incurablo wards OF our Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode of treatment that could be devised
These cases furnish striking examples OF the sal
utary effects of this medicine in arresting som'
of the most inveterate diseases. after the gland
were destroyed, and the bones already afecsed
Notice--Letters from responsible Physicians
and Professors Of several Medical Colleges, ant
certificates of cures from patients will be foun'
accompanying both Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per bottle
or bottles for $6.
SarJaparilla, I"
equal in strength to one gallon OF Syrup OF Sar
saparilla.
Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBOLD
Chemist, 263 Chestnut Street, near the Girar
House, Philadelphia.
To be had of d. Reed, POmeroy.
All letters directed 10 the proprietor or-Agen
eceive immediate attention.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
5 so0rT,s

Little Giant Corn nnd Cob EEilI.
A LII sizes Of thi, celebrated Mill kept con-
n stantly on hand and fJr sale at the Poun-
dry in Middieport.
SMITH, sTARKEY 4 Co;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

NIAAshxHEE'S SALE --By virtue Of an or
= der Of sale TO me directed from the Court of
Common Pless Of Meigs county, will offer for
|sale at public vendue, at the door oil the Court,
house in Pomeroy, on the 2Sth ofFebruary. 1855,
between the hours Of | and O'Clock, y. NJ.
|lhe following described real estate, to,wit. Town
lot No. 2s5 in the town OF Pometoy, Meigs coun-
tx, Ohio, hs the property Of William Mcintosh,
et al, at the SUIT of John WEIGH. Appraised
at one thousand dollars. ~
Jan. j. v, SMITH, Sheriff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

1II doz patent Clothes Pins, 1l91I
Af at MOORE & OSBOKNb.
I'D pieces Paper Cambria, gg-
~ IL do colored do at
dec14 MOORE q OSBORNB.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
Agents wanted.

To obtain subscriptions for the most saleablc
i Works ever offered,
IRvING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON. Los.
SING & WILLIAMS NATIONAL HISTORY
OF THE u. S. The PRIVATE C0RRESP0 ON
DENCENCE OF HENRY CLAY. BY G. COL
TON, L. L. D., containing over 600 letters nev-
er before published.
Agents are wanted in every section, for the
above, and other works. \ To capable men liber-
al terms given. @. H. SCRlVEN,
.a.g Al 62-@west Sd ct. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RRllARKABLE DISCOVERY Y
IN FOREsF RLANTs.

DR. fiALsEy. (of New York; has discovered
" medicinal properties in certain plants found
growing wild in the forests, and fields, from
which he has p:oduced Two Remedies which
cure theworst forms Of Disease. These popular
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

lob PRINTING, executed with neatness
" and dispatch at the Office Of the
MEIGS co TELEGRArH.
PILLS OF LADENC, printed ana lopt
~ cosiantly on hand and for sale 1T The cfics
81 the MElGS GO. TELEGRAPH.
p LANK DEEDS, for sale atthe oiies Of
u The Meigs County TelegTarh. .s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

NJ OTlCE.-A petition WILDE presented |,
y the Comisioners at their March Session
prayingfor an alteration OF the road leading from
Racine to Chester, known as the back road
beginning at the line between Lucas Crcss ant
L. Jones, below the mill thence in a nohherl.
direction up the hollow 10 high lard east OF Mr.
Shotts, thence westerly across his lands, leaving
his building to the right hand, thence down hil
road 10 the old road near Mr.. Bnce's present
esdence. MANY PETITIONERS. 4.
January Is, is56--nj0ybs
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r
SD Setge metnen Sreunben unbSefannten, ipwte benz eeebrtet
Qublttun hermit an, noB tb am pbtgen Gage etnen Ban nebt
N~uSipielun8 abtalten nerpe. &Qes, mas in ntetnen &r6fteH
lte9t, weroe tb sur llntertaltung Der @Gfe bettraeen,
StdetS fir 1 6errn unb 2 Eamen so Cts.
8u re6t sablrettem Selud label bSft6f en
san &pprab 6er3Pg,
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elenpe 9fuI6er IN Der Geitte bieier ~fHnf5iser
Sabre bic 6rpnrns ieiner Geldtde iii pteSanr
9enpumen batten. 9eur bic mad @efabt
Iunp baS lit freilt9 irunerbin ifcn Gtpa8) if
d6gepenbet, niGt aber bic entferntere. 2abt
nut erif bic rnIIti6en @tfenbabnen fertig,
8Olen, Tiunlanp unp Saufaiten ppllitdnois rui=
Iificirt, unp OeutIdlanb 9efauft fem unb 1e
per6en erfabren, wen ite entpil6en lieBen, naGe
Dem le ibn 9ebemiitbi9t batten. DerSrteg, ben
lte bie8ulal mn balb gu @1tbe 9efiibrt, >ptrb ais
ein &iuberipiel erldeinen 9esen ben, we16en ie
Oarn gang 5uGuoe tperben fibren miiien, II. eS
ipiirbe i6limm urn europa iteben, ipenn oalt
nod oteIta6t pe8 Welten8 ft6 it benlelben unz
fabt9en, l6mubi9en unp 5itternoen Saloen Be-
fanbe, pelde ite pie8mal 10 erbarmlt9 idledt
81 9ebrauGen wuBten.
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* ~ Ta1iebe 9SropDeten.

Sc lit merfpirbtg, baB 9erabe bteieni9en a.
merttunil6en 3eitun9ert, tpelde IN benz leBterl
&rieg am Metiten gu 0tuB(a1b gebo(ten, we(fe
ben MQtirten 8erperben utb Nteperlager unb
uuteroan9 Bis auf ben leBten Wtanm prop9e5eit,
iebt oerape 0ieieni9en itnb, neld]e Die @rfploe
Der Nltirten ii6ertret6en, NuB(anb fitr barferutt
unp faput erflGren, ltp e8 9~erabe3u aus Der
g3eibe Der lpuperGnen Slaaten Qu8trei6en. gu
bieIen tpunberltfen Gbefanern 9eb0rt ppr a(len
Der 9temz0 orf Tribune, Der fritber INNER bic
&rtm ba8 s. at @urDpQ 8 gu rennet rfle9=
te, unb n~unme6r in f~Dl8erbe8 2amento aus
brt9t:
p0teIer 6rieoen 1T pffenbar BON elmer unerz
nteBlt9en Wtdtt9feit IN Der ruIiiIden@ e1dtdte.
@pn alien Gertrdgen, me(Ae bteie8 bo6fo9renbe
Sei9 bic lebten $50 Sabre ab9eIdlDfen bot,ilt
eS Der erfe, Bel Dem ibrn ba8@ eIeB ppr9eIdrie=
BEN miro, tpel9e8 e8 lpnlt INNER bifttrt bate.
Dieter @ertra9 1T fir GuBlanb cine bittereBi(=
le, bic e8 mitQSipermilen 1t1b unter benz rano
elmer barten Nptbmenbi9feit perldlufeu rtuB.
8ielei9t bat e8 etn 8rSBere8 llebel ab9emenpet,
inDem e8 bic 8ebtngun9et annobnt, Ipel6e Jpn
Elm ~unsinfttge8 @eI6td All erlegte, Q6er nidt84
beItpment9er 1T e8 flar, paB JtuBlaap, tnOet1 e8
Die len Srieben anna6nt, auf feline 9etrttidet
SDuperdnitat8re6te Der5tdtete. @8 9ibt ieBt
feline ein3tse Station in europa unb Nntertfa, II,
mdre e8 bic f%letnife, Die 70 9efreftet nare. Der
freie @ebrau6 ietner 8apeu, 6afen unp &tite1l
1T tbnt 1rterIa9t. NQe iibri9en 9%tatipnen Be-
berri6en tbre @epdIler, nur Die ruiltIden Sc
mGlIer itnb @ertein9ut; aQen ii6rigen9tattpnen
ffebt e8 fret, etnen tbrer 6dfen ~au85umd6len, II.
in cine SeItun9 Dper SeearI eua( gu permanbeln,
bic &HIten 91uBlarD8 aber itrp jeet gerabe an
benienigen SteGer, no feline 6auptfr6me miin=
ben unb Die SauptliBe Ietne8 6anpel8 Iirp, pbne
S9uB unb Sdtrm &c"
Metnt man biernad ntdt, e8 Jet nit bieleul
HuBlanb Wtattbdt I'M leBten E?
N6er Ippeit lit e8 leiDer nod nt6t! 90 lat9e
HuBlanb itber Bplen, 8inrlanD u1D ben &aufs
alu8 Elm unan9reifbare8 Snnere, iber feline fl
btrtiGen @plpber9merfe, feline gelpifen(pIen H.
19lauen Otplpntaten unD 60 WtiQipnen 9Qlbct=
D~tliitrten 8arbaren p~erfa9en fam, blei6t e8 Elm
md9ti9er Oe8pptenitaat, piel 3u madtig fir bic
Sretbett @urppa8 unb Der gBelt. Ole Neits
nddte babet bteIe8 91uB(anD nit mqe6eueru
Spfern gel6la9en u1b 8eDemit6i9t, e8 lit mabr,
unp feline Wtaft, Da mo ie AM 8efG6r(i6lfen
mar, 9eldbmt; aber 1te BADEN e8 ntdt 9e1uQ
9ebemiitbt9t, ite BADEN leineItadt MIR AT einer
Seite 9ebrpden, unb e8 al8 cine Otadt erteu
Gan9eS fprtbelfeben laflet-utb bartn lte9t i6re
S9mdde 1to tbr 8erbre6en., OteIe De
mitbigun9 bat 9tuBlanb8 Mutb nidt oebrpfelt,
fOnbern nur ieinen Stpl3 beleibi9t, uttp europa
mir0 e8 nod 8t ietnem S4open erfabren, pel6'
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Wieperfeben III parts Baris bat It4 mad Dem
8ert9terltatter Der DPreIe" ftr ben nddften
Sputt1er alf etne mabre lteberfIutbung burd
%reilenoe 0~tuiien 9efaBt gu MAIDEN.
Die en9ltid en- 8ldtter fubren fort
lth NIT Der 3ufuuft Der perI9tebenen Trem :
penle9tpnen 5u belGdftigen, Wdbreno Die
beutlde nad benz Sap Sel9ift iperben ipG,
l9ld9t Der Suriner &orreIpproent Der Zines"
Dor, Die 5000 italienilden 2e9tprdre BET Der
&plcrltlattp1 Don NuItralien 81 Deripertbert ie
wiiroen iid bort RAID accltntutiiiren, aus @eOO>
luttondr8 in entbuIiaIttIde &DnIerpat'pe l1nt9ez
warbelt perben unb fitr Die @tnfabrrn9 peS
Wetpba18 unb Der Seipen5u6t unI9dbbare
Oienlte lei en-.
Nleranber 9 II wirb IN ben l1dd>
ten Np4er cine 0etIe nad Dem 9elDbten 2artbe
a~rtretel1, b~egleitet bon ietnen 9ewS6nlt9en Wfttz
arbeitern Saul Srca9e unb @irarp. Die erite
gtappe be8 01eiIenpet mirb &onltantinrpel unb
oarn Gebatoppl fem. Orrt wtrb Der ercenz
triIde 91cmanI9reiber Stoff fir eiuen ntilitd=
ridden 91rmun I16en. Ourn 9ebt8 nad Sertz
talent unb, wie Dumas Dprseitern Nbenp8 Ielblt
er3dblte, min er bort an Srt unb SteOe etnen
0tonlan ii6er SeIu8 Gbriitu8 idretben.
sc a6 ber M aDrtoer @poca bonn 1.
Npril Gaben taft ale biScapiideu@ emeinberatbe
ibre Gntla1lnng ein9ereidt, I'm iid ni4t NIT
benz Gerfutfe Der gtotipnal8iiter b%efalien 81
mtilen, Die 0te9ierun9 bat pieie Gboantrtt~
gen ttft angenplnnlett, u1o ben 0ertettoerdtbe
bic i'm Sc ebe ppr9eiebene betrddtlt9e @elobne
Be auf erle9t.
Gen II pDn SrGanO. - ST. 1851
wrrpe Elm Genius ppn SrlanD ouf9enO1ntten,
Der iebt perSffentlidt wprbea 1T. Die 3a9l Ger
8eippbner jebeS Alter8 IN Srlanp mar AM 6.
Stunt 1841 8,175,124, ant 80. Mdr5 1851 mar
le 6~,552,386, bate belntad I'M 20.6 Prp5ert
ftr bic mdunlide unp 1O.1 Brp5ent fir Die
meibli6e 8epSlfertn9 ub9enpmmelt. Seirat9en
unp geburten baben in Der BeriObe rpn 5ebn
Sa6reu bebeuteno abgenprtmet. Die 3abl be-
ret, bic iber 100 Sabre alt 9emDrben, 1T III.
GS gebt aus bieiem GeniuSz8ert6t berppr, boB
pa8 @oGf etpa8 mebrsta6 9i(ouu8 iud,t, alS
friber u1p welde OtaBnabmen fir bic i@pciale
lnoralilhe u1o pbplii6e Degeneration pe8 2an>
be8 9ewpnlen porpet ltno.
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perbuftet unb nm 81 8etruft, neil er iein tOrtea
Pferb auf Der Strabe bate Iie9et laieu.
@tlbeGonben.-Sm@ eten pcngtcwA
DOrf uub in Sbio iinb jebt Mtlltcnen pon3u8a
tau6en auf ibrenng8e9e Beimtpdrt8. OteSrrn"
t~a98jdger baben bort CUTE 3eiten unb brtn5er
san5e SGfe bpa nit na6 Saufe,
ga Wer ppr3i9li4e8 Ptilabelp9ier 2a8ers
bier BET au8ge3eiGneteu 0uni6 8enteBen nil,
Der p%erlaume nidt, Der AM MOnta9 ben 90.
Iprt( itattfinbenpen Gr6ffnun9 be8 TrIenplfIps
SauI e8 BON Gbr. Siibler bettppbnet.
BH . eGicater--2un6 Wirb bente
wte ieben M}Or8en I'M 9Ofal be8 Srn, 2eut6ea
4er9tr. 81 N.@6riebr ct, 3n finDen ietn.
Ga II e miro Elm GapitaI>2un9 oufa
9eieet, unD fauip8 2ugerbter 1T Itet8 IN ftnOen
in 81. S6mein9'8 Salpa IN gtr. 81 Marh-
Wiarft:
~ ~91oBntarf8 81 4 wirO mDr9en ~(Osse(ui.
fen auf De1ien 6elienfeuer am @npe Der GrOB
StruBe ; mer Courage bat, ipirbS nit benz
Starfen aufnehmen,
Eg Der @eiun9peretn Wt anner3pr
9alt am WfOrta9 tpieper zines iener Bethlehem
Ean5z &rar3den ab,
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Sele0rapbtiG,e SSacbribsem.
9erl8tet lit ben 3 attO, % d ct"

@afbtn0tpn, 25. Npril. - Senat.-
9(uf Q(ntra9 be8 O1r. Grppmb8 lpurpe bel9lpiz
fen, ba8 SnIft5comite 81 beauftra9en, 8ertft gu
e~rItatten itber bie9ldtblt6feit, benNft ppn 1848,
Der bic Naturalti attpn89eIeb BON 1913 amens
bit, auf5u6ebe1.
Sou8. - @eItern mar bic Sill DOT Dem
Saus, rad tpelder bic Gn9an9S5SlIe uuf Wuas
rem, bic IN ibrer urIpriinglt4en Gerpadung per=
%brennen, 3uriiferItattet nerben ip0en. 6eute
beI6loB baS Sau8, baB btele uab abnlide8il8,
mel4e @el0beptOi9un9elt betreff fen, nad Der
Notwithstanding, pprerIt benz @pntite be8ganz
5ert p~pr9ele9t merpen miiiIe1.
confederation be8 9eItern 9efuBten 8eidlulie8,
unb peranlaBte Dopurd etne feline Debate.
Sc d e ter, 25, Qlpril. - Seute Wtpr8en
6rat1nten bic Werfe ber Nppelp SrpnGpmpante
ab. OaS Wfpbeubau8 lpuroe Serettet. Serlult
$45, 900. Wtebr ol8 100 Nrbetter altBer Or
belt.
sc en- : Oprt, 25. Npril. - MfebG flou
e8 pltrben 1000 Suffer 5u IS, Is bt8 Sc, %
iitr Straight State unD $6 Bis Sc, 81 fir Sbtr
nno Sc, Is Bis So, 25 fir 9ernil6te8 Sputberr
~perfatft. Wat3en unb &prn flat Porf felt,
8eei flolt, Sped firm &afee flalt, 3nfer feIts
Serpenti1 Ditto.
BbtlabeIpbta, 25. Npril. - Sci bel
6euti8en Mbi8zS tabts Contention traten Die fit
bq8 Wabpr8z urp Splicitpr8zQm nou1ilttrtet
6erren bon ber ibnen al9etra9enen @atbtpatu>
5urid, ~ipprauf it6 bic Convention perta9te.
Ybt1ubelP9ta, 25. Nprtl,- Scr. 8u=
6atan lpurbe beute in Trenton a69ebUlt, unr
NIT SalutIdulien 1nb lauten Cheers begrIBt
Gr mltrDe DON So1tab 9tanpal be9rIBt, II. mad
Der Mer6ant8 @rGan9e 9efibrt, Sier lac
ibm @, Wtorri8 Nole $50. cine Nprelle DOR,
pelde er atf8 9liidlidite beantpprtete. gtaf
bic fem @lnpfan9 iprrbe er n19 Dem Wterdant&
Sptel 9efibrt, no i'm Sd,aaren i~etlter TreunOe
ertpartete1.
Ser Buchanan Iu9te in ietner Nrtport, baf
ct e8 fiible, lpie 1etn TrtB mteper ben betltotblt.
den gpoelt beriibrt BABE, u1b baB er ii9 frene
in Der Wfeinun9, letnen Wtttbiir9err, ietnern8a:
terlarb unb belen Brin5ipien feline llnebre &C.
muGt 5t ba6en. St Jet oft 9efra9t tpprbet, Of
@efabr zines Srte9e8 3lptlden @tt9latb ulb Der
Ser. Staatcn porbutben lei, .unb er antportC
barauf nit Nein, neil ba8 en9lti6egolf ii6 MI
in eiren &rieg i6er cine 6rage e%inlaiien witrbe
BON ber e8 lptIle, baB mir iut 9te6t ieieu. 81
iei paber p6ne SeiDrgniB, iollte jepOdl ms Ell
Sniult 9ebpten >perpen, 10 9a6en nit WftlltOne1
FREEZER Wtdn1er, III Mere Sade 81 Uertbetpt8en
@8 frelte i'm, Su lagen, baB ct pabrenb feline,
@eIanbtI6aft INNER mGnnlt9 II. b6flt6 beban
belt wprben lei. Scr. Sudanat Miro nit Iei
men Treunoen uub Wtitbiir9ern int Al9emeinel
Wpr9en auf Snpepenpence Square 5uIau1ulet
fD1nnlett
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unb Banning GomYurB nnb bic 9auf 81 Gbars
teitcn, SapsGarplina, ua9efabr baiielbe Capt
tai.
GrpreB3ugna6 Gan 6ranct8cp.
= Die Waprlnonen baben cine 9rpBe O3aiens
p%eriammlut9 9ebalten, III mclfer Brigham
DOun9 prdiiOirte, unt eine Gpnpa9nte in8Qebel
gu rufen, bic einen@rpreB5ug na4S.6 .in89eben
rufen fol-. Sdfen3it8e iolen Die 9roBe Soft
Don Snoepenbence in Ottlpurt in 20 Ta9en
na6 Gan 6ranci8cO brin9en, Otan bOfit, NIT
ben OampfI9ifltnien, Die ii6er ben Sitbnlt8
fabren, gang gut fpnfurriren gu fGnnen uro be
pOrbereitenben SUritte 5n Der ldn8it beiprp4ez
men @iI enbabu gu t%reffen.
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@f0Ot Baltimore

Oa8 GET etmn iBDplle Wetb uni
&inb.- Son Der Srar unb benz Stub, herelt
8erbaftun9 me8en &uga6unoiren8 mir porgeiten
nIelpeteu, erfdbrt mani fpl9enbe8 9tGbere: Die
6rau rertnt Iid Wtr8. Wallenfprp uno 9tebt
8rppflpu ais tbret Wp9nprt an, no le cine
Belt lang Elm &oltbau8 9e6alten babe, Dpn eireut
6errn Nrbrelp8 ltnb a1oern 8eripten 0efanut
Iein min, DaS &tnb lit ein Iebr fluBer biibIder
Stn9e. OerI elbe ia9t, CT babe einell 8rtoer
unp cine Sdrpelter. Die Trau ~be9auptet, lte
babe nod 5mei arpere &tnber 9e6abt, %bteIelben
leten aber beioe tppt. Der Sunge lit auffa(lenD
au8sebtlpet fit Iein Sitter ltnb idetut parauf
eb9ertdtet 5n Ietlt, 6ro9en SIT beantnOrten. ST
nennt ltd Splepb Wallt9fprD @reeu, Die
6ruu be6auptet, tie babe ppr ibrer gerbeiraz
tbttg @reen 9ebetBen, aber le tpeigert ItdL
meitere Au8funft itber it6 5u 9eben; ite min
nad 0tidtnOnb esq.,, Tim bort etne1 Otr. 2lDen
auf5uluden, Der ibr 8paroing fit It6 uno feline
6rau I6ulpe. Die 6rau fprtdt iebr intelligent
uno ~9ebtlpet. Der Mabpr bat nad 8rppfl9n
9eI6rteben unp min ie 3ieben laIIen, lpenn e8
it6 4erat8lteOt, paB iie feline 8etrt8erin 1T.
g pm gltb 9etrpflen.-O Der Gburm
be8 OeptfprpzS pribenbaui e8 nurbe pprgelt tern
AOSlp rpAl CltS SCltptI6I ulp PtptIlCHV pNS
IGdpt9t. T6etle BARON ipurper et ~1albe8
Square tpeit 9emprfen, S4apen $500, -
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The foundation of this respectable
house, still, rests Of the same basis
The fashion still prevails, and is the
cause Of much envious rivalry, to
make fortunes upon high pressure
steam principles. A man establishes
a reputation for soun1ness and pune
tuality in business, and then pockets
the reward Of virtue and quits. So
fashionable has this form Of stealing
become, that a man who fails for less
than 100000, is not noticed by the
press, but goes off into the shades Of
retiracy, and is snobbed hy the larger
swindler, who has failed for enough to
purchase his redemption to the seat of
honor.
One of this latter, large class offish,
finds sympathy in every human boz
som-he is pitied for his misfortunes
for u while, and the press goes off into
painful details of his suffering, because
the impression prevails for season,
that he is not allie to hold Ills head up,
among the elite and fashionable fun
merry of the chief avenue. This wears
away by and by, and then the "unfor-
tunate" comes back to snobdom, with
fine e1uippage--armorial bearings
and out riders. an- = G11H!.iig. 3
The northern papers are full Of ac-
coun,s Of these financial operations.
For man 70 seal the public moneys
entrusted to his keeping by govern
ment-sur,ender his securities, and 20
to France OF Belgium, shows rare
commercial talent.
Is The day ever coming when this
kind of robbery will be classified with
common low and villianous pettifog'
g;ns, where il OUGHT to be?